Ed, Edd, n, Eddy: A Most Wanted Man

Ed, Edd, n, Eddy: A Most Wanted Man is a 2018 Australian-British espionage-thriller film, directed by Michael Cuesta and written by Andrew Bovell. The film stars Lucas Hedges, Sam Claflin, Adam Butcher, Rachel McAdams, Daniel Brühl, Melissa Leo, Jeff Goldblum, Nina Hoss, Grigoriy Dobrygin and Chris Pratt as the voice of "King Mickey" as supporting roles. the film follows when Günther Bachmann (Hoffman), a German espionage agent in Hamburg, investigates both a local Muslim speaker and a Chechen immigrant for terrorist connections. Also involved are a lawyer for refugees (McAdams), an American agent (Wright), and a banker (Goldblum). 
==Plot==
the movie opens with Issa Karpov (Grigoriy Dobrygin), a political refugee from Chechnya who has been tortured by Russian security forces, enters Hamburg, Germany, illegally. 
The Eds are forced to up with Interpol to lead a covert German government team that seeks to recruit local informants with ties to Islamic terrorist organizations. King Mickey (voiced by Chris Pratt) hires a efficient right-hand German associate, Irna Frey (Nina Hoss) for The Eds. The Eds and their German team learns of Karpov's presence and his suspected links to Chechen terrorists. The Eds's co-operate with the team is also tracking the activities of a local, respected, Muslim philanthropist, Dr. Abdullah (Homayoun Ershadi), who the team suspects is funneling a small portion of his legitimate funds to Al Qaeda, though the Eds are unable to prove this. American diplomatic attaché Martha Sullivan (Melissa Leo) learn of these investigations and take an interest. The Eds are interested in watching suspects and "turning" informants higher and higher up the chain, while protecting the naïve who are caught up in the nefarious affairs of others. Sullivan appear single-minded, and interested in merely capturing suspects, regardless of guilt or future usefulness. Bachmann has been disgraced in the past for an apparently serious failure, and shows signs of self-neglect, but is a sophisticated operative who understands Islamic terrorism, and distrusts politicians and the Americans. Karpov contacts an immigration lawyer, Annabel Richter (Rachel McAdams), who helps put him in contact with Tommy Brue (Jeff Goldblum), a wealthy banker whose father had long ago laundered money for Karpov's father, of the Russian mafia. Karpov is the legal heir to a multimillion-dollar account long held by this bank, but Karpov identifies with his maternal Chechen, Muslim heritage and decides he no longer wants his father's dirty money. The Eds are able to turn Brue and Richter to their cause, using threats and seduction. Richter convinces Karpov to donate the funds to Abdullah's organization, in the hope that Abdullah will reroute some of the funds to a shipping company acting as a front for al-Qaeda. The Eds plans to use this proof of guilt to turn Abdullah as well and ensnare those higher up in the terrorist organization. The plan is approved by the interior minister, along with the American who has become an apparent ally of The Eds. The Eds secures asylum for the innocent Karpov. Abdullah does indeed route funds to the shipping company. Eddy, posing as a taxi driver, picks up Abdullah with the goal of turning him into an informant without disrupting his life or family.