James Bond he's not...but he's learning!
“Deutschland 83” is an espionage TV series from Germany.  Martin (Jonas Nay) is a 24-year-old East German who is taken from a comfortable life in the military and, against his will, turned into a spy for the Stasi, the nation’s secret police. His assignment: he must assume another man’s identity and become an aide to a West German general at the heart of NATO’s nuclear-deterrance strategy. The show blends actual historical events with fiction. Ronald Reagan and other world leaders of the period are seen in video clips, issuing their blunt Cold War threats and warnings and serving as backdrop to the adventures of burgeoning spy Martin.<br /><br />The show succeeds in capturing the paranoia of the 1980s when superpowers mistrusted each other and each played a game of one-upmanship from diplomatic posturing to the size of their nuclear arsenals. The personal story often feels forced, as when Martin’s aunt (Maria Schrader) pushes her nephew into the spy game, promising that his success will place his mother, who needs a kidney transplant, on a high place on the transplant waiting list. There’s also a so-so romantic subplot involving a girlfriend whom Martin is reluctant to leave.<br /><br />What distinguishes the series is that Martin isn’t immediately transformed into a Teutonic James Bond. He’s initially awkward at even the most basic of tasks. The writers also have fun showing Martin being baffled and amazed at the culture, luxuries and technologies of the West. For those who like good old-fashioned spy-vs.-spy intrigue, there is that, too, but it all has a refreshing look as channeled through the eyes of a novice agent learning on the job.<br /><br />The DVD release contains 8 widescreen episodes on 3 discs. Bonus features include interviews and a Q & A with cast and creators. Episodes are in German, with English subtitles.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Deutschland 83 is a groundbreaking new series from the producers of the international Emmy award-winning Generation War. It's 1983. The Cold War is hot. Russian SS20 Missiles in East Germany are already pointed West. American Pershing II Missiles will soon be placed in West Germany, pointing East. The threat of nuclear conflict looms. Our hero, Martin Rauch (Jonas Nay), is 23. Born and raised in East Germany, he is sent undercover, as Moritz Stamm, to West Germany, to work for a top General in the Bundeswehr. Officially, his job is to gather intelligence on the placement of the Pershing II Missiles. A secondary gig develops, infiltrating youth culture through close relationships with the General's two children. But nothing and no one are as they seem. Deutschland 83 is a coming-of-age story within a suspenseful thriller, set against the real events, culture wars and political realities of Germany in the 1980s..