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Swedish secret agent Carl Hamilton is called back into action when a Russian submarine is spotted in Swedish waters, sparking an international incident. Hamilton is tasked with a covert mission to investigate, but he soon uncovers a deeper conspiracy that threatens to escalate into a full-scale conflict between the nations, forcing him to operate in the shadows.
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- Director
- Kathrine Windfeld
- Writer
- Stefan Thunberg
- Studio
- Pampas Produktion, TV4
- Released
- 2 March 2012
- Country
- Sweden
- Language
- Swedish
- Runtime
- 109 min
- Budget
- $6.6M
- Box office
- $8.2M
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