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Lea Hart has stolen important military secrets and plans to sell them to a buyer acting for the Jehad. Lea enters the basement of the house expecting to meet the buyer shortly, but instead she comes face to face with Vonka, a Russian spy, who fires a tranquilizer dart at her. Lea becomes dizzy and can't react before Vonka grabs her and then puts a cloth poured with ether on her mouth, driving her into full unconsciousness. The Russian Agent carries the sleeping Lea in the living room, cuffs her hand and feet and then wakes her up to start the interrogation. Vonka, who has already searched the girl, asks her where she hid the SD card containing the stolen data. As expected Lea doesn't collaborate, so Vonka decides to waterboard her prisoner to make her talk. After some minutes of this treatment, Lea who's almost , tells Vonka where to find the SD card and that a buyer is due to the house at any time. Lea is left hogchained in the dining room while Vonka goes to intercept the buyer. She spares Lea's life for now until she finds out if the girl is lying to her. While Vonka goes to the buyer, Lea tries to find a way to escape. She has a paperclip sewed in her leggins and manages to retrieve it, then frantically works on the lock of her cuffs before the merciless spy returns and her. In the meantime the buyer arrives. He thinks Vonka is Lea and has no time to react to the surprise that he's sent to hell. But when Vonka comes back to dining room to dispatch Lea, she's jumped by her and a fight ensues. Lea manages to overpower Vonka who lies on the floor. In the next scene, Lea is in the process of tying Vonka to a chair. Lea finishes tying the girl, saying that she will now have both the Jehad and the Russian mafia after her, so she must destroy all traces of the rendezvous house. She sets a bomb with the countdown starting at 10 minutes. Lea departs, leaving Vonka to struggle to reach the bomb. Will she succeed or is it the end for the beautiful Russian spy? Includes also one minute of outtakes. English dialogue