95% of the titles of American and British dramas are conceptual, and most of them highlight the theme of the drama from the style of the title. There are basically no characters in the movie, and there are very few title songs. This drama is the opposite, not only There are characters in the play and the continuous German street scene, and there is even a theme song of a youth idol drama, and I instantly feel that I may have gone to the wrong set (except for the Tudor Dynasty). Well, let's take a look at the plot. It turns out that the cliché is naive, the narrative is confusing, and the soundtrack is indiscriminately used. There is no cold seriousness, restraint and tension, which is usually used in special agent films, only the actors' posturing. When I first saw the title, I thought it was from the Cold War era, but it was actually modern, incomparable to the country, and was abandoned in 15 minutes.
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