Apostle

Apr. 07, 2008 Channel One

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Apostle - Plot summary

At the beginning of the war, the Germans throw their saboteur into the USSR. The landing is unsuccessful – the spy is captured by the NKVD. When trying to escape, a saboteur who turned out to be a Russian thief in law, accidentally remaining in the occupied territory, dies. In order to find the other spies involved in the operation, the security officers have to turn to the criminal’s twin brother, a rural teacher. He takes the place of the deceased in the German intelligence network and enters into a deadly game…

Original title Апостол

TMDb Rating 6.9 9 votes

First air date Apr. 07, 2008

Last air date Apr. 24, 2008

Seasons 1

Episodes 12

Average Duration 50 minutes

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The tv show Apostle showcases the acting talents of Andrey Smirnov (as Arkadiy Andreevich Istomin) Andrei Gusev (as Geldrih) Yuriy Nazarov (as Demin) Alexandr Novin (as Mashka) Alena Babenko (as Rita) The tv show, which lasts for an estimated minutes, has been given a user score of 6.9 on TMDb, based on the feedback from 9 users..

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