Anna

In 1985, the KGB, under the command of Vassiliev, initiates a grim operation to eliminate CIA operatives within their borders. The brutality of their actions is exemplified when the severed heads of these agents are sent to the US Embassy as a stark warning against foreign interference.

Three years later, Anna, a beautiful woman, finds herself trapped in a cycle of domestic abuse inflicted by her boyfriend, Petyr. As she is pressured into criminal activities, she struggles with her self-worth and contemplates giving up on life amidst her suffering.

In a desperate moment, Anna reluctantly accepts an offer from KGB officer Alex, who recognizes her potential due to her familial military background. Despite her initial reluctance to join the KGB instead of the Navy, Anna commits to five years of service.

Under the supervision of Olga, a seasoned KGB handler, Anna undergoes intense training for one year. Despite initial skepticism regarding her skills, Anna proves her worth through her remarkable strategic abilities, particularly in chess.

Anna is assigned the daunting task of assassinating a prominent drug lord within five minutes. Though she successfully completes the mission, it is discovered that her gun was unloaded, marking a moment of peril as she faces the wrath of her superiors.

KGB leader Vassiliev expresses concerns over Anna’s loyalty, suggesting that exiting the organization could only happen through death. Olga, however, sees potential in Anna and proposes a plan for her to go undercover as a fashion model in Paris.

Upon arriving in Paris, Anna dives into the glamorous yet treacherous modeling world while undertaking various covert missions. She cleverly employs a body double to evade detection by both the CIA and local authorities, continuing to fulfill her KGB obligations.

In Paris, Anna becomes romantically involved with Maud, using their relationship to facilitate her undercover work. Meanwhile, she develops a bond with Alex, the KGB officer, as her desire for freedom grows, leaving her feeling conflicted about her choices.

As CIA agents close in on Anna, she makes the bold decision to become a double agent for Agent Miller, who promises her a chance to retire in Hawaii after a year in exchange for valuable intelligence. This risky choice could either save her or cost her life.

In a dramatic turn of events, Miller instructs Anna to eliminate Vassiliev to smooth over relations between the KGB and the CIA. Heart racing, Anna completes the mission, triggering a series of reactions from both agencies as she orchestrates her escape.

After the assassination, Anna chooses to spare Alex's life but fails to meet with Miller, causing alarm within the CIA about her loyalty. Tensions rise as both the KGB and CIA suspect her of betrayal following the upheaval.

Anna cleverly arranges a meeting with Alex and Miller, bargaining for a six-month reprieve with critical intelligence. However, her plan goes awry when Olga ambushes her, revealing deep-seated betrayal and resulting in a fatal blow, leaving Anna in dire straits.

Using her wits, Anna devises a plan involving a body double, Nastya Sten, to fake her own death. This move allows her to evade the KGB while leaving Olga in a precarious position, securing her own freedom amidst growing threats.

In a surprising twist, it becomes clear that Olga was aware of Anna's CIA ties and the plan to assassinate Vassiliev. They collaboratively craft a scheme to fool both agencies, enhancing Olga’s standing while ensuring Anna’s escape from the KGB.

As parting words, Anna leaves Olga a video message filled with gratitude but also a veiled threat regarding the evidence of Olga's involvement in Vassiliev's assassination. This final act cements Anna's intelligence and resolve as she slips away into the shadows.