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In the Name of the Brother

20241 seasonZhang Li
IMDb 4.5

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In 1945, Harbin has come under the rule of Japan's puppet state known as Manchukuo. Communist agent Song Zhuo Wen successfully infiltrates Harbin Secret Service where Guan Xue holds a post as the chief of special police.

MysteryWar & PoliticsDrama

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What is In the Name of the Brother (2024) about?

In 1945, Harbin has come under the rule of Japan's puppet state known as Manchukuo. Communist agent Song Zhuo Wen successfully infiltrates Harbin Secret Service where Guan Xue holds a post as the chief of special police.

Who stars in In the Name of the Brother?

In the Name of the Brother stars Qin Hao (Song Zhuowen / Song Zhuowu), Yang Mi (Guan Xue), Zhang Zixian (Pan Yue), Luan Yuanhui (Hu Bin), Wang Herun (Xie Yue). The series was created by Zhang Li.

How many seasons does In the Name of the Brother have?

In the Name of the Brother has 1 seasons. There are 40 episodes in total.

Is In the Name of the Brother worth watching?

In the Name of the Brother holds an IMDb rating of 4.5/10. Fans of Mystery, War & Politics, Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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