Naive and stupid. I wouldn’t recommend watching Trail in the Night for fans of the old spy cases, especially those shot by the filmmakers of the former socialist camp, and now the European Union. Yes, then a lot of interesting, serious, high-quality tapes were created, in which the main thing was not so “ideological confrontation” as “detective” (remember the famous Polunin number). That is why they still look with understanding and pleasure.
Alas, there is nothing to do in this pleiad, because he is naive to the point of stupidity, and simply put, talentless. I do not want to ironize the crowd of homegrown German spies who almost openly hang out in the vicinity of the hotel "Lisya Nora" and in it - exactly on the border with socialist Czechoslovakia. Why was it necessary to introduce Stasi agents to them, if they could already be taken warm at any time? By the way, our main character, a working guy in love, quite rightly turned out to have a low opinion about the then GDR border guards: they came to the cunning house where the guy had just entered, found a mitten at the door (fresh!!!), knocked and knocked (it would be necessary with their lamb foreheads!), they, of course, no one opened, so they left... And the fact that in the snow in front of the door there were a lot of footprints (including the guy, which is visible in the frame), they did not notice (" No one came here for a long time). Or did they “not scare off” the spies? Well, then it was better to yell at all the mountains: "What spies are there?" There's no one here! There’s so much shit in this movie that there’s no point in talking about it. As, in fact, there was no point in “signing” in this review. So let me warn you!
3 out of 10