A look at the day-to-day business of spying...
“The Bureau: Season One” is a French TV political thriller that revolves around the lives of agents of the DGSE, France’s principal external security service, much like America’s CIA. Dispatched to key locations around the world and living under false identities for years at a time, they seek out and identify potential sources of information. These fabricated identities, called “legends,” must be highly elaborate and totally undetectable. Creating them takes months of work. Maintaining them takes discipline.<br /><br />The show focuses on the Bureau of Legends within the Directorate General for External Security. French intelligence officer Guillaume Debailly (Mathieu Kassovitz), codename “Malotru,” returns to Paris after six years undercover in Damascus. At home, he has to face the challenge of reconnecting with his daughter, his ex-wife, and his colleagues. His return to normal life proves difficult, especially when he’s told that Nadia, his love interest in Damascus, is now in Paris.<br /><br /> “The Bureau” premiered on French television in 2015. In style, it resembles the feature film “The Spy Who Came in From the Cold.” Those who identify spy movies with James Bond may be disappointed that there are no fancy spy gadgets, spectacular chases, or dazzling credits sequences. The show takes the viewer behind the scenes of the spy business, which requires patience, keeping a low profile, and giving up a good portion of one’s private life.<br /><br />Episodes are in French, with English subtitles. There are no bonus features on the 3-disc unrated widescreen DVD set.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Within the French secret service operates a clandestine branch of undercover agents. Dispatched to key locations all around the world and living under false identities for years at a time, their mission is to seek out and identify potential sources. In order to fulfill their mission, their false identities must be totally undetectable and highly elaborate. These fabricated identities are called legends. Creating them takes months of work, maintaining them takes discipline. All this and more lies deep in the heart of the most confidential branch of the secret service: The Bureau..