Black Bag

George is a dedicated British intelligence officer torn between his duty and the trust he has in his wife. His determination to uncover the truth puts him at odds with his own feelings, leading to intense conflict and moral dilemmas. George’s character embodies the struggle between personal loyalty and professional obligation.

Kathryn is a strong and capable intelligence officer who finds herself under scrutiny when she becomes a suspect. Her complex relationship with George adds layers to her character, highlighting her determination to protect both her career and her marriage. Kathryn's intelligence and resourcefulness shine as she navigates the dangerous terrain of betrayal.

Clarissa is a skilled satellite imagery specialist who becomes entangled in the web of deception. Her ability to read the room and contribute to the unfolding events highlights her role in the intelligence community. Clarissa's confrontations and alliances underscore the tension of loyalty among colleagues.

Freddie serves as both a colleague and a confidant, with personal relationships complicating his role. His casual demeanor contrasts with the high-stakes environment, yet his actions reveal deeper motivations that impact the group dynamic. Freddie’s character showcases the complexities of love and loyalty in espionage.

Arthur is the superior officer whose ulterior motives threaten to destabilize the agency. His manipulative tendencies become a key driver of the film's conflict, presenting a façade of authority while orchestrating chaos behind the scenes. Stieglitz represents the dangers of power and corruption.