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EP1 - Chapter 1: Hubris
August. 25,2023
An ambitious plan leads to unimaginable success when Carlos Ghosn takes control of Renault and Nissan. As his star rises, cracks surface.
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EP2 - Chapter 2: Hostage Justice
August. 25,2023
Ghosn feels the grip of the Japanese legal system, allies shed light on a possible conspiracy, and enemies wage a bigger war.
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EP3 - Chapter 3: Escape
August. 25,2023
Arrested again, Ghosn turns to a high-stakes scheme—complete with a pulse-pounding disappearing act.
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EP4 - Chapter 4: Victim or Villain?
August. 25,2023
Secrets from Ghosn’s past emerge, while his decision to flee has a seismic impact.
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Synopsis
The riveting story of CEO-turned-fugitive Carlos Ghosn, including his reign of power, shocking arrest, and calculated getaway that stunned the world.
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