It's an interesting story that unfortunately never rises to great interest. It follows the "Deep State" mind set about spydom. Hints of LeCarre and Deighton here and there, but it never gets that smart. A couple go to a fancy Restaurant in Carmel and it's empty? Our super spy(s) don't smell a rat? The whole story hinges on what happened on a hijacked plane, and we see next to nothing of that.
Why do film folk always discuss the most hush hush stuff in a restaurant?
Why is the CIA in charge of a hijacking in a European country?
Why can't the NSA figure out ASAP who is on the phone to who?
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