22 Mile [Film and TV Commentary]

James Silva, an American CIA agent stationed in Indonesia, has been manic since he was a child, but he is one of the best agents. The precision operations team he belongs to is no longer under the control of any country since it received the mission. While Silva's team is worrying about the whereabouts of the radioactive nuclear weapon, local police officer Li Noor, who is also the team's tainted witness, suddenly appears and reveals the location of the nuclear weapon. The locations of the remaining nuclear weapons were encrypted and stored by him. He asked Silva and others to send him out of Indonesia within 8 hours before revealing the password, otherwise all the undiscovered nuclear weapons would explode at the same time. Time was running out, and Silva and others immediately submitted their resignations to the CIA to prepare for the vanguard escort operation. The purpose was to send Li Nuer to the aircraft "Angel" 22 miles away and obtain the disk password in Li Nuer's hand. The short 22 miles was full of dangers. In order to hunt down Linur, the local Indonesian agents dealt a painful blow to Silva. But what both of them didn't know was that the Russian intelligence agency was secretly monitoring the entire operation from behind, and Silva and others didn't know that this operation was a Trojan operation from the beginning.