Hans Kloss: More Than Death at Stake

This action war film follows the Polish intelligence agent Hans Kloss, known by the codename J-23, as he searches for a treasure stolen by Nazis. The story moves between the final days of World War II in Königsberg and Spain in 1975. Kloss must risk his life to secure the loot before it can be moved, while facing his longtime adversary, Hermann Bruner. Along the way, he also attempts to save a woman named Elsa despite the danger it poses to his mission.

The movie was directed by Patryk Vega and stands as the second film in his career, following Pitbull. The screenplay was written by Przemysław Woś and Władysław Pasikowski. The cast features Stanisław Mikulski and Tomasz Kot both playing Hans Kloss, while Emil Karewicz and Piotr Adamczyk both portray Hermann Bruner. Other roles include Jerzy Bończak as Koch and Janusz Chabior as Captain Socha, with a total of 61 credited cast members.

Produced in Poland by Barrakuda Film Studio, Amercom, and EM Studio, the project had a budget of 3 million USD. Audience reception was generally low, with a rating of 4.5/10 based on 781 votes on IMDb and 4.1/10 from 25 votes on TMDB.