After World War II, covert operations had to find a way to transmit information to their operatives and could not use the standard communications, as they could not be secured. These stations are known as number stations.
Emerson Kent (John Cusack) has done the unthinkable; he has gained a conscience. This is crippling in his position as an agent. Instead of dispatching him, he is reassigned to a numbers station. Will he regain his unconsciousness, or is he doomed forever to make feeling decisions that will make him even more useless at the station?
Looks like the station has been compromised. It could be an enemy from within. Will Emerson come to his senses? It looks like there may be more at stake than first assumed.
The presentation was quite good. It looked like they put some money into it. The actors did not outshine their characters. The pacing of the story was well done. We did not get a lot of noisy background music to overwhelm the dialog.
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