Thibault de Montalembert

A steely special ops agent finds his morality put to the test when he infiltrates a crime syndicate and unexpectedly bonds with the boss's young son. After serving French government in a dangerous mission in Tunisia, undercover agent Adam Franco is assigned by his boss Kruger to eliminate the Sudanese terrorist Moktar Al Tayed. Minister Marconnet, who commands Kruger, tells that Tayed is the responsible for the terrorist attack to the Etoile Hotel with several casualties. Adam shall infiltrate in the gang of Victor Pastore, who has connections with Tayed. Adam befriends Pastore's stepson Jonathan "Joe" and gets closer to the gangster Pee Wee, who is friend of Tayed. He protects the fellow gangsters in a heist, when they are attacked by the gang of Pastore's rival, the Egyptian Amet. But when Joe is kidnapped by Amet and his men and Pastore refuses to pay the ransom Adam decides to forget his mission and retrieve the boy. But soon he learns that nothing is as it seems to be.

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