Boris & Cole

In the silent world of international espionage, France has held the top ranking for eleven years. Just below, the United States remains confident, and Russia rises like a discreet shadow. Claire Boucher, director of the French agency ACR, decides to recruit new talent through a most unconventional method. To Boris Volkov, a methodical Russian spy who turns dust into surveillance devices, she offers a case of rare wine theft — the culprit? An American named Cole Tanner. To Cole Tanner, a CIA agent who infiltrates mobs by pretending to be an eccentric millionaire, she offers an art heist at the Picasso Museum — the culprit? A Russian named Boris Volkov. Neither knows the enemy they must capture is in the same Parisian building, in the apartment next door. Between chases on the Eiffel Tower, drones fleeing lovestruck pigeons, tense conversations in a broken elevator, and suspicious bouquets of roses, Boris and Cole build an unlikely alliance while trying to understand Claire Boucher's true game. In a world where analog collides with digital, the greatest mission for these two spies may not be capturing each other — but discovering who they can truly trust.