Operation Omerta

A mix of espionage and action film. Unfortunately, it can't do both and with its 4 episodes it's either too long or not long enough to explain the plot lines in a more logical way. The action is OK for a TV film, but of course it's very limited. The plot also suffers from the low budget... I mean, the president of the country is kidnapped and we see 2 (two) snipers taking up positions as the terrorists reach the plane with the hostages.

And then there are places where you would have liked a bit more background. How could the agent get to the kidnappers' highly secured hideout so quickly? How can he easily infiltrate this hideout? Sewers? Even the last backwoods states now have enough technology to install motion detectors, noise detectors, etc.

And of course our heroes can free themselves, grab a gun and shoot with it until the end without ever reloading.

In order to appease the do-gooders at the end, most of the bad guys are eliminated by their own side.