I was very disappointed by a slow and unimaginative camera and cutting, artificial and complicated dialogs, an aching scenario and some contradictions in the settings, e.g. the flat where the couple lives, being placed in a popular, poor context has an elevator... the more bourgeois house where the white Russians have their offices being without. Another element: the central couple is meant to be poor but drives a big family car. When the white Russians confront the main character in the office, they mention a taxi downstairs. He gets away and the pursuing white Russians come down to the street where no taxi waits. Later in the movie it is revealed that the main character hid in another apartment of the building - only in that case there should have been a taxi in front of the house. No, with all due respect, but this is lousy. I watched the DVD version with bonus elements, especially an extensive interview of an historian and one member of one family involved in the historical events. I'd like to mention the shaky sound quality and unnerving noises of a badly fixed microphone. I wondered whether anybody checked the sound before putting it on the DVD... Stay away from it - you'd be annoyed!
Review of Triple agent
