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1928年,伪满洲国的日本翻译伊丹英彦(仲村亨)离开中国情人丁慧(章子怡)返回日本,数年后他再回中国来到上海时,变身高级特务。而此时丁慧已成为地下抗日组织的成员,并与该组织首领谢明(冯远征)相爱。抗日组织去火车站接从外地聘请的暗杀日本情报人员山本的杀手时,误认其为小职员司徒(刘烨),混乱中,丁慧杀死司徒女友依玲(李冰冰),司徒则被伊丹英彦抓获。  对一系列遭遇无比迷惑的司徒被释放后,发誓要为依玲报仇。丁慧与伊丹英彦重逢,成为两股势力互相设局要利用的重要棋子,她本人正为误杀无辜饱受内心折磨。某个日本会所举办的舞会上,伊丹英彦告诉丁慧山本与谢明均已死,丁慧震惊想刺杀伊丹英彦之际,司徒持枪闯进舞会。

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