TF1 will premiere the thriller Intraçables on Thursday, October 8, beginning at 21:10 local time. The series follows Giulia, portrayed by Sofia Essaïdi, and her son Achille as they try to escape a mysterious hacker by disconnecting from technology—giving up their phone, credit card, and computer. The first two episodes will air on TF1, with additional episodes released at a rate of two per week. All episodes are already available for streaming on Prime Video, which made the entire season accessible since Friday, April 17, 2026. Subscribers can watch the episodes starting from the premiere date. Intraçables is a Franco-Swiss production directed by Louis Farge and Luc Walpoth. The series centers on Giulia, who is still trying to recover from the death of her husband, David (played by Alexis Michalik), who disappeared seven years ago in a tragic accident. Giulia has a complicated relationship with her son and carries a scar that continues to affect her emotionally. Her life changes when a stranger enters her taxi, triggering a flashback and prompting her to investigate the accident. However, a mysterious hacker seems determined to stop her, forcing Giulia and her son to go into "digital death," a state of complete disconnection from technology. At a press conference during the Series Mania 2025 festival, Sofia Essaïdi shared details about a particularly intense scene in the series. She revealed that the director did not give the actors any specific signal for the exact moment of an explosion that occurred during the accident, which left Giulia with a scar on her back and neck. Essaïdi described the scene as very intense, noting that her reaction was genuine and not acted out. The scar is symbolic of Giulia's struggle to move on from her husband’s death. Essaïdi explained that at the beginning of the series, Giulia is "stuck in the status of a victim," unable to escape the emotional impact of the accident. The series explores her journey as she tries to uncover the truth about her husband’s disappearance while evading the hacker's threats.