- Original release
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Platform release date
- Previous episode S03E03 - Tower of David
- Number S03E04
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Director
David Nutter
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Writer
Gideon Raff
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller
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Game On
Carrie learns that even in its crippled state, the CIA can still exercise power when needed. Dana Brody goes AWOL, forcing Jessica to go to the police. Saul and Fara follow the money trail to an unexpected location, and Carrie has breakfast with a new client.
In the world of television, few shows manage to capture the essence of suspense and intrigue quite like *False Flag*. This Israeli thriller, which premiered on October 29, 2015, has captivated audiences with its gripping narrative and complex characters. Loosely based on real events surrounding the assassination of a senior Hamas official in Dubai, *False Flag* offers viewers an intense peek into how quickly ordinary lives can spiral out of control when embroiled in political schemes and media frenzy.
The plot unfolds with five unsuspecting Israeli citizens who wake up one day to find themselves implicated in a shocking kidnapping case. As news outlets broadcast their identities and personal details, they become targets for both law enforcement and public scrutiny. The show brilliantly portrays how these individuals navigate their newfound notoriety while facing mounting pressure from family, friends, and authorities. Each character's story is woven together by themes of trust, deception, and survival—elements that resonate deeply with current global issues.
At the heart of *False Flag* is a talented ensemble cast featuring Eitan Kopel as Mickey Leon and Angel Bonanni as Sean Tilson. These actors bring depth to their roles as they grapple with conflicting emotions and ethical dilemmas throughout the series. Supporting performances from Neta Riskin, Yiftach Klein, and Hanna Azoulay Hasfari further enrich the narrative landscape. The characters are not just pawns in a larger game; they represent everyday people thrust into extraordinary circumstances—making their struggles relatable to viewers across different cultures.
