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The House on 92nd Street

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In an atmosphere of suspense and espionage, we follow the story of a young college student who becomes ensnared in an international intrigue. Upon returning home after a normal day, he encounters a group of FBI agents who recruit him to participate in a dangerous mission. Their objective: to infiltrate a circle of German spies operating in New York who are plotting to destroy the United States' weapons supply.

The plot unfolds in the tense context of World War II, where paranoia and betrayal are commonplace. Our protagonist, portrayed by a charismatic actor of the era, unravels a web of conspiracies while grappling with the complexities of his double life. As he delves deeper into the world of espionage, he begins to lose trust in the people around him, including those he considers friends.

With each discovery, he feels trapped in a deadly game where every move counts and a single decision can have fatal consequences. As the mission progresses, the audience remains on the edge of their seat, intrigued by the revelations and unexpected twists. The film culminates in a climax filled with action and tension, making it clear that, in times of war, loyalty and truth are the most powerful weapons.

Media type
Movie
Year
1945
Director
Henry Hathaway
Writer
John Monks Jr.
BarrΓ© Lyndon
Charles G. Booth
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.60
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
50.00
Actors
William Eythe
Lloyd Nolan
Signe Hasso
Gene Lockhart
Leo G. Carroll
Lydia St. Clair
William Post Jr.
Harry Bellaver
Reed Hadley
Kenneth Konopka
Bruno Wick
Harro Meller
Charles Wagenheim
Alfred Linder
Renee Carson
Jack McKee
Rusty Lane
Gender
Suspense
Country
United States
Producers
Louis De Rochemont
Original title
The House on 92nd Street
Duration
88
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