Watch The Spy Who Ended Up in the Cold (2014) Online Free
A documentary spy thriller that takes place during the Cold War but which gets its resolution today in the small village of Burträsk outside Umeå, northern Sweden. A deeply-believing priest, well-liked and respected by everyone or a ruthless spy who has no hesitation in referring his friends and colleagues to the dreaded security service STASI in the former GDR. Who is Aleksander Radler, the man with two different personalities?
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Anders Törnvall, Christina Renker, Dagmar Lunk, Petter Volkmann, Martin Brama, Henning Frunder, Stig Ericsson, Gesine Overkamp, Ingmar Brohed, Lars Haikola, Christina Helm
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