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Based on a true story, this made-for-TV spy movie chronicles the 1960 capture of a Nazi in South America. When Israeli agents find out that Nazi Adolph Eichmann survived the war and is living in Argentina, they hatch a plan to kidnap him and bring him to trial for his crimes. Martin Balsam portrays Isser Harel, who wrote the book that served as the basis for this film. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi

Director(s):: Peter Collinson

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	Megan E.

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I had not heard much about this incident until I watched the film. It's extremely interesting. The film is made-for-TV but the production quality is good and apart from a few obvious commercial breaks, the picture feels like a Hollywood film. Acting is excellent, especially from Topol. Definitely worth watching!

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