Arabesque
Why this pick
Like Fathom, it turns a glamorous innocent into an unwilling player in an international espionage chase, mixing sunny locations, playful danger, flashy style, and romantic comic energy.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Fathom, it turns a glamorous innocent into an unwilling player in an international espionage chase, mixing sunny locations, playful danger, flashy style, and romantic comic energy.
Why this pick
This similarly breezy British spy caper pairs colourful jet-set settings and pop-art flair with tongue-in-cheek peril, elaborate villains, and a light, flirtatious adventure tone.
Why this pick
Its comic-book visual sensibility, fashion-forward 1960s style, Mediterranean criminal intrigue, and self-assured heroine make it a close companion to Fathom’s knowingly glamorous escapism.
Why this pick
For Fathom’s bold colour, stylish danger, and teasing gender-play, this Italian pop-art thriller offers a similarly chic, irreverent game of pursuit and attraction.
Why this pick
It shares Fathom’s 1960s espionage atmosphere and a protagonist maneuvered by opaque handlers, but gives the conspiratorial tension a cooler, more serious edge.
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01 / THE STORY
Fathom Harvill, a beautiful skydiver, is in Spain with a U.S. parachute team. She is abducted by a man called Timothy and taken to see Douglas Campbell, who says he is a Scottish agent working for NATO and wants Fathom to help him find a triggering mechanism for a nuclear weapon that has gone missing in the Mediterranean.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Peter Merriwether

Col. Douglas Campbell, Chief of HADES

Flight Lt. Timothy Webb
Maj. Jo-May Soon (KGB)
Mike
Mrs. Trivers

Mehmed
Mr. Trivers