About the film
'Saturn' is the code name of a Nazi intelligence centre that trains saboteurs to send behind Soviet lines. Moscow needs someone on the inside.
A young Soviet officer, posing as a defector, slowly wins the trust of the German commanders. Every conversation is a test, and one slip means death.
This classic spy story was so popular that it became the first part of a trilogy, followed by The End of Saturn and Battle After Victory.
Did you know?
- It is the first film of a trilogy, followed by The End of Saturn (1967) and Battle After Victory (1972).
- Georgy Zhzhenov, who plays a key intelligence officer, had himself spent years in Stalin's labour camps.







