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Lev Demidov

Esta serie se desarrolla en la opresiva atmósfera de la Unión Soviética de Stalin, una sociedad donde una fachada de perfección oculta una cruda realidad. Sigue a un agente de la policía secreta que empieza a cuestionar la narrativa oficial al enfrentarse a un asesinato que los poderosos intentan ocultar. Cuando su propia familia se ve envuelta en un peligroso juego, debe enfrentarse al sistema al que una vez sirvió en una lucha desesperada por la verdad y la supervivencia.

Agent 6
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