Watch SFlix new Murder at the Embassy movies now for free. Private detective Miranda Green investigates a annihilation perpetrated in the British Embassy in Cairo, area a top abstruse certificate was stolen, risking to attempt both Buckingham Palace and the accord of the world.
| Stephen Shimek | Director |
| Zeus Zamani | Producer |
| Brian Vilim | Producer |
| Sebastien Semon | Executive Producer |
| Jerome Reygner-Kalfon | Executive Producer |
| April Kelley | Producer |
| Alexandra Davison | Co-Executive Producer |
| Alexandra Davison | Story |
| Sara Huxley | Producer |
| Mark Brennan | Screenplay |
Jw"Murder at the Embassy" is meant to be a aftereffect that meets expectations. It does administer that, admitting in a actual chaste way. Not alone is the assembly acutely low-budget, but unfortunately, corners were additionally cut on the script. All in all, it abominably looks a bit like abecedarian amphitheater set adjoin an Egyptian backdrop—much as I affliction adage that for the account of the able actors involved. And a artifice aperture like "we’ve aloof accustomed permission from the tourism board, so we accept to accelerate our characters to the pyramids after any analytic motivation" is embarrassing. Well, it isn't abhorrent to watch, but it is a bit too simplistic—and too heavily tailored to be "PC."
