During the Cold War in the 1960s, British spy Alec Limas was stationed in West Berlin for many years to conduct espionage operations. However, after witnessing his colleague lurking in East Germany being shot and killed by the East German border guards, Alek returned to the British Secret Intelligence Service headquarters to accept the secret ultimate mission. In order to infiltrate East Germany, Alek deliberately exposed his weakness, even his degenerate side, in order to divide the relationship between the head of the East German intelligence agency Munt and his subordinate Fiedler, and to disintegrate his power. However, under the bewildering mask of a double agent, Alek gradually discovered that he was just a trivial chess piece, and his inner moral judgment and the increasingly blurred distinction between good and evil also tortured Alek!
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