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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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Year
2001
Duration
119 minutes
Genres
Thriller
Language
English
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Synopsis
In this thoughtful thriller loosely based on the true story of Second World War code-breakers at Bletchley Park, Thomas Jericho is a gifted but unstable mathematician and cryptologist who returns to his job after having a nervous breakdown caused by overwork and a failed love affair with his co-worker Claire Romilly. However, he is soon thrown into fresh intrigue as, after he starts work on a seemingly uncrackable German code, Claire goes missing and it becomes apparent that a spy has infiltrated the Enigma project.
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