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| In the attic, which Kip claims as his bedroom/refuge ("your dad's territory," according to Gran), he finds an old binder filled with his father's teenage writing, and he's immediately drawn into a story about an unnamed young operative, undercover agents, and evildoers. Virtually all governments use undercover agents and informants in their police and intelligence agencies. In the first large-screen projection we seem to be witnessing a stakeout in the pouring rain by two undercover agents out of some '70s thriller, evoking all the attendant stereotypes and suspense. |
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