Taktaroff delivers a chilling voice-over narration detailing the brutal upbringing and indoctrination of a Soviet sleeper agent. The scene follows the subject from his parents' execution through a series of dehumanizing trials designed to create the ultimate weapon for the Cold War.
TAKTAROFF: ... a Soviet Olympic wrestler named Eugene Fyorodovich Chenkov met for the first time a top Russian chess champion by name of Anja Nureykova. They were married within two weeks. And 9 months later - a child. Nine months after that, both parents were shot. No one remembers why. And the chi
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