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Trade Routes (2007)Trade Routes A political thriller exploring the ineptitude of U.S. Intelligence and cynicism of the global "democracy business." Set against an Eastern European election, multiple story ... See full summary » Director:James X. Loftus |
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Marcus 'Marc' Richter
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Teodora Ivanova | ... |
Lina Lindy Hammilton
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Mariana
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Svetla
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Alice Patten | ... |
Sarah
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James X. Loftus | ... |
Jerry
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Jane
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Atanass Atanassov | ... |
Georgi
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Luben
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Tim Knight
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Nancy
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Atanas Srebrev | ... |
Thomas
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Tony the clapper
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Kosta Tsonev | ... |
Alexander Georgiev
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Mitko
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Trade Routes A political thriller exploring the ineptitude of U.S. Intelligence and cynicism of the global "democracy business." Set against an Eastern European election, multiple story lines revolve around Sarah, a young law student who joined the CIA to "contribute something" following September 11. Five years later, she's about to discover the cost. Written by Jim Loftus and Ian Marquardt
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The setting of Bulgaria lends great validity to the story. There are many American Campaign consultants who work throughout the world and in the Eastern Bloc that blur the distinctions between the right and wrong and serve only their narrow financial interests. The cast is wonderful and drive the story. I have traveled the world and my experience with US Embassy personnel "going native" is captured perfectly. Too often the US meddling in the local political scene represents the interests of the Embassy maintaining the status quo versus what may in fact be in the best interest of the home country. Loftus captures this dynamic perfectly.
I really enjoyed this film.