The Mole

Synopsis

The Mole (Kret) is a gripping Polish thriller released in 2011, starring the talented Borys Szyc. The story unravels as a high-ranking official finds himself facing ethical dilemmas in a corrupt political system. As he navigates through twisted plots and secret agendas, he must choose between loyalty and truth while relentless forces conspire against him. The film explores themes of power, betrayal, and moral ambiguity, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats till the unexpected climax. With its intense narrative and stellar performances, The Mole captivates the audience with its suspense and thought-provoking storyline.

Cast

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  Borys Szyc

  Paweł Kowal

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  Magdalena Czerwińska

  Ewa Kowal

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  Wojciech Pszoniak

  Stefan Garbarek, były kapitan SB

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  Sławomir Orzechowski

  Tadeusz Kowal

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  Bartłomiej Topa

  Szef "Solidarności" w kopalni

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  Jerzy Janeczek

  Parkingowy Rysiek

Reviews

The Mole received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the intricate plot and Szyc's compelling performance, others found the pacing slow and the storyline predictable. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 65%, with critics mentioning the film's tense atmosphere and political commentary. IMDb users rated The Mole 6.3/10, appreciating the film's strong character development but critiquing its uneven pacing. Metacritic gave the movie a score of 62%, highlighting the film's atmospheric tension. Overall, The Mole is a solid thriller that keeps viewers engaged with its suspenseful narrative and complex characters.