13 Rue Madeleine (1947)
Bob Sharkey, an instructor for aspiring spies at the Allied Office of Strategic Services, grows wary of Bill O'Connell, a standout among his latest recruits. His suspicions are validated when his superior, Charles Gibson, reveals that O'Connell is actually a skilled German operative. Despite the danger, Gibson orders Sharkey to allow O'Connell to proceed in training, with the plan to feed him disinformation about the upcoming D-Day invasion. As Sharkey navigates this precarious situation, the stakes rise, testing his loyalty and judgment in the shadowy world of espionage.
