Attack On The Secret Police

Directed by Oļģerts Dunkers
1976    84m
Riga, 1906. Professional revolutionary and skilled conspirator Jan Luther-Bobis (named Adolf Carlson in the film), whose activities have long been known to the secret and city police of Riga, is very talented in hiding, posing as a flax merchant. During one of the raids, Carlson is nevertheless arrested and put in a cell in the pre-trial detention center of the Police Department. Here, with the help of all sorts of bullying, they are trying to knock out information about a revolutionary organization operating in Riga. Carlson's comrades make a daring armed attack on the Police Department and free him. After some time, Carlson, under the guise of a respectable gentleman, leaving for the next task, calmly leaves Riga.
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Cast of Attack On The Secret Police
  • Ģirts JakovļevsJanis Luther-Adolf Carlson - «Brauer»
  • Karlis SebrisGregus
  • Gunārs CilinskisKramerov
  • Elza Radzinamadame Leigne
  • Velta Līnemother of Janis Luther-Adolf Carlson
  • Edmunds FreibergsEpis - revolutionary
  • Māris PutniņšMezhgailis «Fox» - revolutionary
  • Arnis Līcītis«Brave» - revolutionary
  • Rolands ZagorskisStraume - revolutionary
  • Mirdza MartinsoneAustra - revolutionary
  • Gediminas GirdvainisZiedyn - traitor
  • Vaironis JakānsSpitzaus - chief detective of the secret police
  • Ēvalds ValtersGregus' assistant
  • Arturs Frinbergsrevolutionary
  • Pēteris Lūcismr. Rungis
  • Antonija Jansone
  • Arturs Dimiterssecret police detective
  • Uldis Dumpisfriend of the chief of the secret police
  • Ramons Kepe
  • Valdis Lūriņš
  • Pēteris VīksnaMernieks
  • Aivars LiepiņšPeteritis - boy
  • Pēteris GaudiņšChoms - revolutionary
  • G. Geidesecret police investigator
  • Jānis Zariņšsecret police investigator
  • Edgars Zvejasecret police investigator
  • Egons Beseris
  • Harijs Avens
  • Velga Vīlipa
  • Alfons Kalpaks

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