The film takes place sometime about the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall. It centers on Mossad spy who uses the cover name, Hans Hoffman (Jonathan Rhys Meyers). After the capture of an Israeli spy, they suspect the cover of their top operative "The Angel" may be compromised. Hans' job is to get him out posing as a German dealer in rugs. Along the way, he meets Kim (Olivia Thirlby) a reporter for the USA Today.
As it turns out, Hoffman wasn't told everything as there are twists along the way.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers was boring as hell. His scenes and monotone put me to sleep. Not the best spy film out there. Light on action. Drama wasn't that engaging either.
Guide: F-word. Implied sex. No nudity.
As it turns out, Hoffman wasn't told everything as there are twists along the way.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers was boring as hell. His scenes and monotone put me to sleep. Not the best spy film out there. Light on action. Drama wasn't that engaging either.
Guide: F-word. Implied sex. No nudity.