Sabotage

Year: 1937

Runtime: 76 min

Language: English

Director: Alfred Hitchcock

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An elite DEA team, led by John "Breacher" Wharton, successfully raids a cartel safe house and steals ten million dollars. Their actions quickly backfire when members of the team begin to die, leading to suspicion and paranoia. As they are systematically targeted, the surviving agents must determine who among them is responsible for the deadly betrayal and unravel a dangerous conspiracy.

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