The Debt

In 1997, Rachel Singer is honored by her daughter Sarah during a release party for Sarah's new book in Tel Aviv. The book recounts the events that transpired in 1965 involving Rachel, David, and Stefan.

As the book release party unfolds, David is escorted from his apartment by an Israeli government agent. He is soon revealed to be haunted by their past and recognizes Stefan waiting outside, leading to a tragic decision.

Overwhelmed by guilt and the weight of their shared secret, David walks into oncoming traffic and commits suicide. His act reflects the deep emotional scars left by their mission and the lies they have lived.

In 1965, Rachel enters East Berlin as a young Mossad agent alongside experienced agents David and Stefan. Their objective is to capture Nazi war criminal Dieter Vogel, known for his horrific medical experiments during the Holocaust.

Presenting themselves as a German couple seeking fertility treatments, Rachel poses as a patient at Vogel's clinic. This dangerous assignment tests their resolve and relationships as they delve into a world of deceit.

As the mission progresses, Rachel and David experience a growing attraction. Meanwhile, Rachel chooses to engage in a romantic affair with Stefan, complicated by David's emotional distance due to his tragic past.

At her final appointment, Rachel successfully injects Vogel with a sedative, making it possible for the team to capture him. They escape with him disguised as paramedics, setting the stage for their dangerous ex-filtration.

As the team attempts to extract Vogel from a heavily guarded station at Wollankstrasse, the operation turns chaotic. With Vogel unexpectedly awakening, a shootout ensues, forcing David to sacrifice his safety for Rachel.

Dealing with the fallout of their failed exfiltration, the agents imprison Vogel in their apartment. As the psychological battle escalates, tensions rise, leading to David's violent outburst against Vogel.

While monitoring Vogel alone, Rachel suffers a brutal attack when he escapes his bonds. Despite her injuries, she manages to shoot him, only to later discover he has vanished into the night.

In order to protect themselves and avoid political fallout, Rachel and Stefan decide to lie about Vogel's fate, maintaining the fiction that he was killed. This decision haunts them as they gain notoriety as heroes.

Years later, during a party in 1970, Rachel confides in David about her unhappy marriage to Stefan. Feeling trapped by family obligations and her circumstances, Rachel ponders leaving everything behind.

David expresses his intent to leave Mossad and start anew, urging Rachel to join him. However, her loyalty to her daughter leads them to part ways, leaving both emotionally wounded by their choices.

In the present, Stefan reveals information that Vogel has been located in Ukraine. Rachel is compelled to confront their past, leading her to search for the truth about the mission that has haunted them all.

After discovering an impostor at an asylum, Rachel ultimately confronts the real Vogel. In a life-threatening encounter, she kills him, finally reclaiming her agency and ready to reveal the truth about their mission.