From Russia with love - That's the name of the 1963 James Bond film, which is the reason we're called Lector.
The film, starring Sean Connery, is No. 2 in the James Bond film series and, along with the subsequent film “Goldfinger,” stands for many as a highlight of the James Bond series.
The evil global organization SPECTRE (Special Executive for Counterintelligence Terrorism Revenge Extortion) wants revenge on Bond, who killed one of their members in the previous episode of the series. The adventurous agent must be lured into a trap!
The lure is a Russian coding machine, Lector, which all intelligence services are after. Russians, Bulgarians, Gypsies and English are making persistent attempts – and in the background, SPECTRE's people, led by the Aryan henchman Grant, are waiting for the right moment to strike.
Even though MI6 is aware that it is a trap, they still have to send a man to Istanbul to try to get their hands on the valuable machine: Lector, who is the object of everyone's desire.
