The Life of an Agent
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History Documentary hosted by narrator unknown, published by Bologna Film in 2004 - Hungarian narration
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During the communist era hundreds of propaganda and instructional films as well as short and full-length feature films were produced in Hungary. These films addressed a wide range of subjects, providing guidance as to the appropriate methods of protecting the socialist state for Hungarian policemen, border-guards and counter-intelligence staff. Among others, their subjects included the expert illustration of a clandestine home raid, the operative shadowing of select target persons, the installation of tapping devices, and the organisation of agents and denunciators. The film is divided into four sub-parts, treated in 10-15 minutes each.
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- Duration: 53mn 58s
- File size: 839 MB
- Container: AVI
- Width: 640 pixels
- Height: 480 pixels
- Display aspect ratio: 4:3
- Overall bit rate: 2173 kbs
- Frame rate: 25.000
- Audio Codec: AC3
- Channel(s): 2 channels
- Sampling rate: 48.0 KHz
- Credit goes to: sjb224
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