The House on 92nd Street

'The House on 92nd Street' is a film set in New York during World War which tells a story of suspense and espionage. Under the orders of terrorism FBI agent George Briggs (Lloyd Nolan), the protagonist William Dietrich (William Eyhte) becomes a double agent in order to infiltrate a German spy cell that collects information on the construction of the atomic bomb . Hoping to identify the highest levels, the FBI let the spies continue operations at its headquarters Street 92. The tension is growing at a rapid pace, while the Nazis still gather more information about the bomb. Directed by Henry Hathaway ('Shoot Out', 'Hangup (Super Dude)' and 'Five Card Stud') and written by Barré Lyndon, Charles G. Booth, John Monks Jr.