Feared To Speak

One brave man. One SS scumbag. And a British spy in the Nazi prison.

Late summer 1940. Amsterdam. The city is under Nazi occupation. They control the police, the army, and the government, spreading the terror. Without warning, the Nazis start bragging about a big victory to come. Something’s up. Something that concerns the local resistance. Why the Nazis are suddenly so cocky?

A young private eye, Erik Jansen, puts on a Nazi uniform and goes undercover to the SS headquarters. He finds the Nazis have got a British spy locked up in their basement.

When the British plant a bomb into the SS headquarters to silence the spy, it fails, and the local resistance realizes the spy’s intel is vital. If the SS cracks him, it will change the direction of the war, killing the hope for freedom. They must free the prisoner.

However, a high-ranking SS officer responsible for the spy’s security decides to take him straight to Berlin on the civil train. Erik, on his way home, still wearing the Nazi uniform, knows he’s got to step up, and he joins the SS troops on the train. The spy must not reach Berlin.