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The Veil
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Behind every lie is a truth waiting to be told.
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Two women play a deadly game of truth and lies on the road from Istanbul to Paris and London. One woman has a secret, the other a mission to reveal it before thousands of lives are lost. In the shadows, mission controllers at the CIA and French DGSE must put differences aside and work together to avert potential disaster.
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- E1 The CampNext upApr 30, 2024 · 47 min · ★ 6.9
Synopsis
Imogen visits a refugee camp in the remote mountains on the Turkish and Syrian border. Amongst the chaos, she seeks out Adilah, who has been separated and detained from the rest of the refugees.
Guest stars: James Purefoy (Sir Michael Althorp), Dan Wyllie (Guy), Joana Ribeiro (Sandrina), Philipp Christopher (Tomas), Zeynep Köse (Syrian Woman), Yoli Fuller (Philippe), Aron von Andrian (Daan), Christophe Clairé (French Border Police)
- E2 Crossing the BridgeApr 30, 2024 · 39 min · ★ 5.8
Synopsis
Imogen and Adilah continue on their journey to Paris and face a threat in Istanbul. Meanwhile, the pressure mounts on the CIA and DGSE to determine the true identity of the "Djinn al Raqqa."
Guest stars: James Purefoy (Sir Michael Althorp), Dan Wyllie (Guy), Joana Ribeiro (Sandrina), Haluk Bilginer (Mr. Demir), Kobna Holdbrook-Smith (Johnson), Nadia Larbiouene (Nour), Keyla Bara (Yasmina), Neyla Bara (Yasmina)
- E3 The AssetMay 7, 2024 · 46 min · ★ 5.8
Synopsis
Imogen reunites Adilah with her daughter in Paris as truth and lies become further blurred.
Guest stars: James Purefoy (Sir Michael Althorp), Dan Wyllie (Guy), Yoli Fuller (Philippe), Nadia Larbiouene (Nour), Keyla Bara (Yasmina), Neyla Bara (Yasmina), Benjamin Hicquel (Hasad), Alec Secăreanu (Emir)
- E4 DeclassifiedMay 14, 2024 · 42 min · ★ 5.6
Synopsis
Amidst the increased threat on her daughter's life, Adilah reveals a secret to Imogen. Max must deal with the consequences of Emir's arrival in Paris.
Guest stars: James Purefoy (Sir Michael Althorp), Nadia Larbiouene (Nour), Keyla Bara (Yasmina), Neyla Bara (Yasmina), Alec Secăreanu (Emir), Jack Greenlees (David), Anthony Fouillet (Paris Taxi Driver), François Pain-Douzenel (Cesar Luciani)
- E5 Grandfather's HouseMay 21, 2024 · 41 min · ★ 6.2
Synopsis
As the jigsaw puzzle becomes clearer to Imogen, she takes matters into her own hands. Max resorts to drastic measures whilst Emir puts pressure on Adilah.
Guest stars: Nadia Larbiouene (Nour), Keyla Bara (Yasmina), Neyla Bara (Yasmina), Alec Secăreanu (Emir), Elijah Isaiah Cook (Matthew), Vincent Odetto (Fake Delivery Guy), Luka Kellou (Hit Man), Ryan Highley (Garbage Collector)
- E6 The CottageMay 28, 2024 · 68 min · ★ 5.4
Synopsis
Imogen smuggles Adilah to England to see Michael, in the hope that answers will finally be given. Max and Malik must work together and follow as her only back up.
Guest stars: James Purefoy (Sir Michael Althorp), Nadia Larbiouene (Nour), Keyla Bara (Yasmina), Neyla Bara (Yasmina), Alec Secăreanu (Emir), Brian Milligan (Patrick), Sarah Woodward (Margaret), David Brooks (Truck Driver)
Cast & crew
Created by Steven Knight
Elisabeth Moss
Yumna Marwan
Dali Benssalah
Thibault de Montalembert
Josh Charles
James Purefoy
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MovieGuysApr 30, 2024
Pretentiously self indulgent and on a certain level disingenuous, if not delusional, The Veil, is well named. The opening see's our heroine, armed with a truly God awful, fake English, accent, (not so well received pronunciation anyone?) engineer the arrest of a villain. It doesn't get any better from there I'm afraid, with an almost lynching at a refugee camp, on the Syrian border the next "fun experience", for the unfortunate viewer. The overriding feeling this seri… Read more
es gives off is the by now impossible to sustain fiction, that the West are the "good guys. " Sorry but that ain't the case, the veil has been well and truly lifted on that one. The US and UK establishments, in particular, can only be described as warmongers on the world stage but well, you know, lets try to "pull the wool", anyway. Putting aside the by now thoroughly jaded plug for ersatz Western virtue and female empowerment, is a rather trite, pretentious, self important series that tries on a Jane Blonde (yes that's a bad James Bond joke) and fails spectacularly. There's nothing new or even terribly intelligent on offer here. Its a formulaic spy knock off that wants you to take it more seriously, than it actually deserves. Padded out by exposition, we have all seen a thousand times before. Any upside? Acting is alright, I don't mind Elizabeth Moss and cinematography is competent. Choice of music is a bit cliched but then cliches are really all we have here, for the most part. So no surprises really. In summary, yet another "deeply shallow" experience, from the Western entertainment industry.One that increasingly gives the impression it thinks the box, is more important, than whats inside.