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Murder on the 31st Floor
Police officer Jensen orders the evacuation of a leading media group's office building after a bomb threat is made. There won't be any explosion, however, the media group sustains big losses because of the work stoppage and the management requires investigation of the case. Officer Jensen identifies six suspects, then finds out that he is being followed himself, especially when he gets involved in the obscure activities of the mysterious 31st department.
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Police officer Jensen orders the evacuation of a leading media group's office building after a bomb threat is made. There won't be any explosion, however, the media group sustains big losses because of the work stoppage and the management requires investigation of the case. Officer Jensen identifies six suspects, then finds out that he is being followed himself, especially when he gets involved in the obscure activities of the mysterious 31st department.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Peeter Urbla
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Gosteleradio USSR, Tallinnfilm
Cast
Peeter Urbla
Director
Lembit Ulfsak
Jensen - inspector
Ivan Krasko
Chief of police
Enn Klooren
Doctor
Omar Volmer
Chief of the concern
Jüri Järvet Jr.
Ben Christian Gottlieb
Alice Talvik
Anna Hollman
Aarne Üksküla
Gunnar Blindt
Annika Tynuri
Julia Kvalheim
Jüri Järvet
Karl Branner
Heino Mandri
first director of the concern
Ago Roo
publisher
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