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Shpion (2012)Director:Aleksey Andrianov |
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| Danila Kozlovsky | ... |
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Anna Chipovskaya |
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Sergey Gazarov |
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Aleksey Gorbunov |
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Roman Indyk |
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Ekaterina Melnik |
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Andrey Merzlikin |
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Dmitriy Nazarov |
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Aleksey Panin |
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Country:
RussiaLanguage:
RussianRelease Date:
5 April 2012 (Russia) See more »Also Known As:
Szpieg See more »Company Credits
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Some stylish handling, personable cast and a potentially interesting idea, in admiral Canaris trying to obfuscate Hitler's intention of declaring war on Stalin's Russia in 1941, but the plotting, like the colour is murky. Looked like the Russain laboratories had solved their programs a few years back but shadow detail has vanished in an orange haze again.
Our boxer-secret agent hero has to sort out spy rings that are using narrow cast TV and tape recorders before they were invented and are willing to send trolley cars to their doom.
It might play better with an audience who already knew the difference between the Cheka and the NKVD.