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INTRODUCTION Do you like movies agent? If you like movies agent, this is a great movie for you
The name of the movie bridge of spies. The length of the film 121 minutes.
The language of the film is in English. This film was shot in ABD, USSR and
Germany. The film's budget of 40 million dolar. The subject of the film is the drama and tension. Actors of this film Tom Hanks, Mark Rylance, Alan Alda, Amy Ryan,
Billy Magnussen, Austin stowell. Director and senarist of Bridge of spies Steven
Spielberg, Matt Charman, Joel Coen, Ethan Coen. Release date of film 4 October
2015. IMDB ranking point of film 7,6. This film won 1 Oscar with best performance by an actor in a supporting role. …show more content…

This film mention changin spies. In the film story , there is a lawyer. Name's of lawyer is Donovan. Normaly , he is fuse lawyer. He is one of the best lawyer in his job. On the other hand , there is a russian spy in the film. Spy's name is Rudolf Abel. One day , russian spy ( Rudolf Abel ) gotten caught by CIA. After that goverment of USA would like to hang russian spy.
But firstly , they have to judge him. So goverment hire Donovan for doing lawyer of
Rudolf Abel. In the court time , Donovan work as a lawyer for Rudolf Abel. And court is finish. Judge decide to 30 years prison sentence. Suddenly , american spy who go for intelligence duty , gotten caught by russian intel. This american spy's name is Francis Gary Powers. After USA and Russian Goverments decided to changing spies and they choose East Germany for interchange. Goverment of USA hire Donovan for this interchange. And Donovan go to East Germany with some of the CIA spies. At the same time , East Germany Police intern in a student who is american citizen. Donovan want to take back american spy and student. Donovan hard work for this. Donovan many times treat with russian spy and

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