If Pete doesn’t, his wife Sofia (Ana de Armas) and daughter Anna (Karma Meyer) will suffer the consequences along with him. According to the General, Pete owes him and his family a debt, and the only way he can repay him is by going back to the same prison he was incarcerated before and traffic drugs there. This forces the FBI to call off the operation. Pete quickly realizes that the buyer is an undercover police officer and tries to get him to leave, but Staszek kills him. Staszek suddenly declares that he has found a buyer for the drugs and makes a detour. However, as it often happens with these things in fiction, there is an unexpected turn of events. The feds will then move in and arrest everyone. All he has to do is accompany the General’s nephew, Staszek Cusik (Mateusz Kościukiewicz), to the airport, pick up several kilos of drugs, and deliver it to the General. Over the last few years, he has collected enough evidence to put the other man behind bars for good. The film opens on what is supposed to be Pete Koslow’s (Kinnaman) last day as an FBI informant who has infiltrated the General’s (Eugene Lipinski) criminal organization. Directed by Andrea Di Stefano, it is a cinematic adaptation of Swedish writing-duo Anders Roslund and Borge Hellström’s 2009 novel ‘Three Seconds.’ SPOILERS AHEAD! ‘The Informer’ is a well-executed and well-acted thriller that effortlessly maintains the all-important sense of suspense throughout its entire runtime. Pete becomes an efficient double agent, running fentanyl for the enigmatic crime boss known as the General while gathering valuable intel on him for the authorities.
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