[Mesnick]

Well, it's time for me to tell you about a spy (sort of) movie that has stuck in my mind. I'll say right away that I won't mention dark political thrillers, because the theme is inspired by Zeztz, and Baku clearly likes a different type of spy story. So I'll share something entertaining and full of adventures.
From 1966 to 1971, the Soviet Union released a tetralogy of films about the Elusive Avengers. It's a story about four teenagers, not ninja turtles, but certainly with attitudes (a communist attitude, of course), fighting in the Civil War and after. In the first part, they are guerrillas:

but already from the second one a full-fledged spy action begins:

Unfortunately, the finale of "The Crown of the Russian Empire", divided into two films (it turns out that we were the first to think of this technique) turned out to be a failure and is interesting only for comparison of how the characters have changed:

Overall, these movies were very ridiculous even at the time of filming, but at the same time they were very entertaining and popular. So even now I sometimes enjoy watching them again.