Ghosts Of Berlin

In 1971, after five years training as a covert CIA agent, Mark Dillon returns to Berlin. But he's not there for a Cold War government mission—he's there hoping to search the war-torn streets of East Germany for Russian General Mstislav, who raped his mother during WWII. Mark wants revenge.

Mark is given the opportunity to help smuggle Ullie, a woman trapped in East Berlin, over to the West. The mission will give him better access to Mstislav, so he agrees. He meets Ullie in Dresden, intent on helping her escape. But when Mark and Ullie discover they both have reasons to hate Mstislav, they set off together to find and kill him.

The plan fails and Ullie is captured, but Mark escapes. Meanwhile, his mother, a retired CIA agent, realizes Mark's objective and begins searching for her son. Amid double crosses, double agents, and a dark family past, Mark is determined to save Ullie, deliver justice to Mstislav, and uncover the motives of a suspicious KGB agent who knows his mother. Will Mark be able to achieve his personal missions and rid himself of his ghosts, or do some things simply haunt us forever?