Transfers

Drama Series / 1 Season

In a near future, scientists can keep a person alive by transferring their mind into another body. A procedure once used for medical purposes, transfers were soon outlawed. This is the world Florian Bassot wakes up to after five years in a coma. From Walter Presents, in French with English subtitles.

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Episode 1

S1 E1 / 57m 25s / TV-MA

After five years in a coma, Florian Bassot wakes up as Sylvain Bernard. With no understanding of how or why he’s been “transferred,” he discovers with horror that he must either face arrest for being a transfer or hide the truth.

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Episode 2

S1 E2 / 57m 52s / TV-MA

Liza, a 12-year-old transfer who’s just killed her parents, knows who Florian really is. Meanwhile, Florian finds himself in an uncomfortable position as he discovers Sylvain was having an affair with Beatrice.

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Episode 3

S1 E3 / 54m 51s / TV-MA

A famous concert pianist, Alexandra Staniowska, contacts traffickers and asks them to find her a younger body. She chooses Clara, and Fabrice, Clara’s boyfriend and Sylvain’s son, is given the task of delivering the body.

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Episode 4

S1 E4 / 51m 59s / TV-MA

Father Luc’s financial advisor and right-hand man is secretly a body trafficker. Caught up in Sylvain’s life, Florian follows a lead and uncovers Liza’s true identity. Meanwhile, Gabriel is becoming suspicious about Sylvain’s identity.

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Episode 5

S1 E5 / 58m 36s / TV-MA

Troubled by his double identity, Florian fears suffering “shell shock” and becoming a danger to the people around him. Meanwhile, Beatrice learns that Father Luc is covering for Dangeac and his body trafficking ring.

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Episode 6

S1 E6 / 59m 49s / TV-MA

Captain Mareuil protects Dangeac and grants Father Luc political control over his Unit. Florian, set on running away with his family, sets off a chain reaction that will bring Florian face to face with his--and Sylvain’s--destiny.

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