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The Lives Of Others(2006)
The Lives Of Others(2006)
Highly-acclaimed Oscar-winning drama about corruption and surveillance in Communist East Germany.
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Film Details
Year
2012
Duration
137 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Thriller
Language
English
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Synopsis
After a botched mission whilst trying to recover a top-secret hard drive, top secret agent James Bond is presumed dead and the identity of every MI6 undercover agent has been leaked onto the internet. With British security at risk and Bond's overseer 'M' under investigation for her handling of the disaster, 007, who had been using his apparent death as a cover for retirement, reappears in an effort to save the day. But is he still the same agent he was before and will he be able to rise to this new and dangerous challenge? This high-octane, gritty addition to the James Bond series contains all the familiarities of the classic spy film along with a global contemporary perspective.
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Contains moderate action violence and one use of strong language
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