My Secret War

The fate of the legendary Soviet intelligence officer Kim Philby is worthy of adaptation. Because of his socialist beliefs, Philby was a Soviet intelligence agent from 1934, but he also reached great heights in the British Secret Intelligence Service MI6. During the years of World War II, Philby transferred more than 900 important documents to the Soviet Union without raising suspicion from British intelligence. Only in late 1952 did Philby come under suspicion and was interrogated for the first time, but he remained in service until 1955. In 1956, at the