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A legend of Israeli intelligence, Zeev Abadi, is urgently recalled to track down the traitor who stole highly dangerous software developed in utmost secrecy by Unit 8200, a branch of the Israeli Army, and used in Paris for the first time. This mission leads him to collaborate with a French counter-terrorism officer, Fleur Giroud, tasked with solving a strange disappearance that occurred in broad daylight at Charles de Gaulle Airport... From Tel Aviv to Paris, two high-stakes investigations are led by two strong-willed agents. They have 72 hours to unravel this mystery, which is in fact one and the same case. Seventy-two hours of investigation made all the more intense by the bond the duo had forged in the past.
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When an assassination links a veteran MI5 agent to a conspiracy, he races to find the truth and protect his career, his marriage, and his country.
Betrayal keeps the 72-hour pressure feel of Menace Imminente, where every conversation tightens the net and nobody is safe from suspicion. The marriage and workplace distrust collapse together around a veteran operative, so the tension stays personal and investigative, not just explosive.
A plane from Dubai to London is hijacked over a 7-hour flight, while authorities on the ground scramble for answers.
Hijack delivers the same ticking-clock urgency as Menace Imminente, compressing danger into a single stretch of time where small choices trigger instant consequences. The aircraft cabin siege turns negotiations into high-stakes chess, giving you relentless pacing and claustrophobic suspense with a more visceral, confined setting.
Follows London Detective Hana Li, whose investigations lead her into the world of National Security.
Red Eye shares Menace Imminente’s escalation from a contained case into bigger national-security stakes, with tension that keeps climbing scene by scene. A London detective’s investigation spirals fast, and the airborne momentum adds sharper urgency and danger than the cross-border 72-hour hunt.
