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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is all sleek, stealthy elegance. High-ranking intelligence officer George Smiley (Gary Oldman) was forced beyond service every time a mission in Hungary went very wrong, but rumors of an Soviet mole hidden inside the agency bring him back into play. If the theory from the former head, Control (John Hurt), is to be believed, the mole is with the very top, certainly one of four senior officers, played by Toby Jones, CiarĂ¡n Hinds, Colin Firth, and David Dencik (of the Swedish Girl with all the Dragon Tattoo). With the help of your lower-ranking agent which has a few strategies of his or her own (Benedict Cumberbatch, Sherlock) plus a field agent who may be a source of disinformation (Tom Hardy, Inception), Smiley slowly draws out the clues he needs to put a trap for that mole. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy moves gracefully, with brief but unhurried scenes giving a touch of info here, a dollop of implication there, until the larger picture (painted inside a cinematic chiaroscuro of grays, blues, and browns) comes tantalizingly into focus. Don't expect Hitchcock-like suspense, though there are a number of anxious sequences; this movie captures the blend of dread and bureaucracy that marks real-life intelligence work. Oldman plays Smiley as uncannily opaque and, around the surface, harmless--but his eyes hold a deep bitterness that can turn sorrowful or cruel. The masterful cast glides over the film, their subterfuges and machinations orchestrated being a dance by director Tomas Alfredson (Let the Correct In). --Bret Fetzer





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