TWO MONTHS BEFORE THE INCIDENT
THE HIDDEN DIVORCE STORY
[lawyer] Right now, his lawyers are just trying to drag us into a dogfight.
If we get caught up in it, we're going to lose.
Can't we submit a rebuttal article that says it's all a lie?
My daughter is getting stressed at school.
Honestly, I think it would be helpful to have her grandmother testify.
We can't just keep pushing back the trial.
Uh… I'm asking just in case,
but are there any health problems
that your mother is dealing with at this moment.
There aren't.
Why do you ask me that?
[lawyer] Huh. That's a relief.
The lawyers on the other side have requested her medical records,
trying to drum something up.
They're trying to invalidate her ability to testify any way they can. [scoffs]
-[car thuds] -It's just proof that they're nervous.
Oh shit. Seriously?
[lawyer] Hello?
[annoyed sigh]
I'm sorry.
-Listen, I'll call you later. -[knocking on window]
Are you all right?
I'm so sorry. Are you okay?
[sighs] Yes.
My car… Agh!
[sighs]
-So… Uh… -[sighs]
You should probably see a doctor, just in case.
No, I'm fine. Give me your card. I'll call my insurance.
Right.
[engine hissing]
[sighs]
It may be dangerous to drive it in that condition.
You might wanna call a tow.
Well, thank you so much or your concern, but I'm okay, though.
[Professor] Um…
Do you want some coffee?
Uh, is asking you that too old-fashioned?
[chuckles]
There's a new café that just opened over there.
The coffee there is really good.
Hmm?
Are you flirting with me?
Just making a sale.
[chuckles softly]
CAFE BELLA CIAO
[chuckles]
[door opens]
[gentle music playing]
You have a very strange way of attracting customer.
[chuckles] Uh, yeah, well…
[exhales] To be honest, it hasn't officially opened yet.
And I've never done this before.
But I kind of thought that I'd never see you again if I just let you leave…
[exhales sharply] Do you like coffee?
[laughs softly]
[chuckles softly]
[exhales]
[whirring]
Got any alcohol?
What?
Do you have any alcohol?
I mean, I can't drive my car anymore,
and I happen to need a drinking buddy.
Ow! That's hot.
[Tokyo] Two months before the operation,
the Professor deliberately approached Inspector Seon
under the guise of coincidence.
She was exhausted by the lawsuit about the custody of her daughter,
which was a hot topic among the press.
Maybe all she wanted was to laugh and talk to someone
who didn't know anything about her.
But the Professor, who already knew a lot about the Inspector,
was able to dig right into the cracks of her heart.
And at that point, he was finally ready to drag the Inspector into his plan.
[dramatic music playing]
[breathes deeply]
[groans]
[exhales]
[Professor] Leaving without saying goodbye?
I'm actually still married.
Although, I am in the middle of a divorce.
I'm sorry.
This wasn't my intention coming here.
[inhales deeply]
[sighs] There's just been so much on my mind. I wasn't thinking.
[inhales deeply]
[breathes shakily]
Aren't I awful?
[chuckles softly]
[clicks tongue]
Don't worry about it.
This was my intention when I brought you here.
-[scoffs] -[Professor laughs]
I guess it went as planned?
This is just the beginning.
I have a lot of things I want to do with you, Woojin.
What kinda things?
[smacks lips]
Let me see. Hmm…
You like traveling?
That's a little cliché.
Where would we go?
Vladivostok, on the Trans-Siberian railway,
which has a train that'll go through Moscow to Kyiv.
Really?
But doesn't that take a week or something?
It does, then we'll get there, and we'll change trains,
and take that one to Kherson.
And where would that be?
It's a small port city in southern Ukraine.
I hear it's a beautiful place.
If you really wanna go there, though, wouldn't taking a plane be a bit faster?
It might a long time, but traveling by train is romantic.
[chuckles softly]
I'm sorry, that doesn't really…
sound romantic.
I'll call you later.
I mean, there are people who are fine at the scene of a car accident,
but end up pretending they have neck pain later.
[chuckles]
[both chuckling]
I didn't get to taste the coffee today,
but I'll come back when I have time.
[gentle music playing]
[Woojin sighs]
[sighs]
[music continues]
PARK SUNHO
[exhales]
[exhales sharply]
[Tokyo] Why did it have to happen then?
If the Inspector hadn't collapsed from exhaustion,
and if the Professor hadn't gone out there to clean up the headquarters,
they would probably never have seen each other again
for the rest of their lives.
And that's what should have happened.
Woojin! Woojin!
Wake up.
Woojin! Woojin!
Come on, wake up!
Hey, Woojin!
[theme song playing]
MONEY HEIST: KOREA - JOINT ECONOMIC AREA
While it has now been determined that their accusations are untrue,
experts believe the fact that the suspects made these false statements
points to the idea that it was intended
to impede the Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation Summit.
It was expected that the leading presidential candidate
Congressman Kim Sangman, who is heading the summit,
would experience a drop in approval ratings,
but opinion polls still show strong support for the Congressman.
-The Inter-Korean-- -[turns off TV]
Well, looks like we won't have to worry about public opinion.
I thought the South Korean press would be different,
but it appears that it shares quite a few similarities with our own.
Of course, they need to be easy on us,
considering how much we spend on advertising through them.
If we can get the people on the inside,
then it'll only be a matter of time before we can get the ones on the outside.
All we need to do now is simply brand them all as terrorists,
and find a way to get rid of them all before the summit.
But there could be a backlash to that.
Our hands are all tied now anyway,
so we could just take care of it after the summit, right?
Concerned for your approval ratings?
If the summit doesn't take place,
both of our political careers will be decimated, and you and I--
Be quiet for a second.
Our aim is to return the stolen future of the unified Koreas
back into the hands of the people who are the real owners of this land.
Listen, the people outside the Mint are determined to hide our true intentions
and cover the reasons for our actions up with lies.
Maybe they're afraid to be exposed as the real thieves.
Then I'll give the people of North and South Korea
an opportunity to make a choice between us and the real thieves out there
who don't care about
the safety of these hostages.
At 3:00 p.m. tomorrow,
we promise you that we will be releasing
some of the hostages.
It will all be over tomorrow?
[exhales]
Stop this broadcast right now!
The live broadcast has been stopped, but those you are watching
-seem to be sharing the footage. -Stop it!
And check all the comments too! Shut this all down!
-[phone vibrating] -Ah shit.
Ah, yes, Congressman.
We're on it right now. We're handling it as we speak.
We're aware that their communication equipment broke,
so this could be their method
of signaling to their people on the outside.
Yes, of course, sir, but still, we're thoroughly monitoring everything now--
No, listen, I mean…
that you should prevent them from pulling bullshit stunts like this.
Can't you just cut off the network or something?
No. That would only serve to cut off our network as well.
And we believe that releasing the hostages could be very advantageous for us, so--
Listen to me, I'll be the judge of that.
-So just shut those bastards the hell up! -[sighs]
-[disconnects call] -[groans]
Well, I guess they beat us to it.
Getting rid of them before the summit just got harder.
Why don't we just consider postponing the summit?
Congressman, are you joking?
If we do that, then we might as well hold a press conference
to tell them that everything those bastards said was true.
-[sighs] No, that's just-- -Business…
is all about the timing.
You think you'll have another chance to be president?
Or that there'll be another development boom in North Korea? Come on!
[annoyed sigh]
You need to pull yourself together.
The summit will proceed as scheduled in three days, no matter what.
So find a way to stop them, and do it quickly.
That's the whole reason you two are here!
[pensive music playing]
[sighs]
[dramatic sting]
[helicopter hovering]
[pills rattling]
So if the hostages don't listen to us
and keep holding out the way they're doing now,
then should we should try to win them over with money, yeah?
I mean, the Professor told us that, so it makes sense to me.
But I don't really understand why we're letting the others go.
They won't really be of any help if they stay here,
and it'll be important to make the hostages choosing to stay believe us.
That's one reason for it,
but the most important thing is getting Tokyo back here.
-Huh? -[Nairobi] What?
Come on, she risked her life on the way out of here,
and you want her to do more?
I already talked to Tokyo.
From the beginning, it was Tokyo's mission to meet the Professor and come back.
-What? -Okay, but wait…
There are snipers all over the place out there.
And that's why we're going to use the release of the hostages.
If she's mixed in with the hostages, they can't shoot her easily.
He has a point.
[Rio] Hey, I think we should just do what we originally planned.
Why do we need to do something so dangerous
when our escape route is almost complete.
If things were going according to plan, we wouldn't have lost communication.
Now that Tokyo's explained the situation, the Professor will have new plans.
There's only one way we'll know what those plans are.
[newsreader] Congressman Kim Sangman's approval rating
with respect to the next presidential election
is expected to drop by more than 10 percent.
NEGOTIATION 'COMMENCEMENT' MOSCOW'S SUDDEN BEHAVIOR
Experts say that the progression of the Mint incident and how it is being handled
will not only affect the economic cooperation summit,
but also the upcoming presidential elections.
JEON YONGSU'S INTERVENTION TOKYO ARREST "RESCUE"
Experts believe this is due to the fact that the suspects inside the Mint
announced on their live stream that they would be releasing
some of the hostages shortly.
The suspects are justifying their actions,
saying that this is more than a simple heist,
and that the true goal of the entire incident
is for the suspects to expose the corruption
of certain parties involved in the Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation Summit.
People have reacted to the topic of corruption…
[Tokyo] The Professor analyzed the Mint's rapidly changing situation all night.
And he came to the conclusion that there was going to be a major upheaval
that could devastate his plan.
[dramatic sting]
I'm changing our plan.
What are you talking about?
The escape route will be completed in a few days.
Don't we just need to wait until the day of the summit?
Can't afford to do that.
Didn't you hear how they talked about it on the news said last night?
Public opinion is on our side,
and it's not like they can just infiltrate the Mint.
We can ride on the tiger's back, but we can't make it go the way we want.
Having public opinion on our side was a prerequisite for escape,
but things are changing more rapidly than I expected.
So did you find a solution?
-It won't be easy. -That's okay.
I'll deliver the message.
[sighs] Please do.
If we don't let them know of the change in plans,
they might not be able to survive,
let alone escape.
[reporter] The suspects who are occupying the Mint announced via live stream
they will be releasing some of the hostages at 3:00 p.m. today.
There are many different speculations
as to why the suspects have come to this determination,
and it is still unclear whether or not the suspects have done this
to strengthen their existing claims,
or if there are other reasons behind the decision.
[Mina] Hey, Mom.
Are you awake now, honey?
How did I end up here?
Fatigue.
I'm just glad it wasn't worse.
When you're working this hard already, you need to be careful.
You ended up passing out on the street. [sighs]
[grunts]
But who… who brought me here, though?
We only knew to come because we got a call from the hospital.
[Mina] The nurse said someone brought you in
when they found you on the street unconscious.
But there wasn't anyone with you when we got here.
Woojin, come on, wake up!
Hey, Woojin!
[exhales]
So we're really giving them three billion won if they stay here?
We are.
But what if the hostages
don't care about the money at all and say,
"Fuck it, I just get out of this place right now"?
Then what are we supposed to do?
That's not going to happen.
You'll see how cunning people get when money is on the line.
They'll stay here.
Do you think that they're really going to let us go?
-I mean, they even broadcasted it. -[sighs]
Do you really think they are gonna pay us if we stay?
Mr. Park, so you'll stay if it's true?
[scoffs]
I mean, three billion is a lot of money.
Not to mention, it would be pretty life-changing.
And also, the money they're printing all belongs to the bad guys.
You out of your mind?
Have you forgotten that those bad guys are the ones who sign our paychecks?
[scoffs]
I mean, three billion isn't even enough
to raise an eyebrow when you're the director of the Mint, is it?
Of course it isn't.
-Only three billion? -[laughs]
[scoffs]
[Berlin] Okay, the time has come to decide.
Have all of you made up your minds about what you want?
[sighs] I'm sure it's not an easy decision, hmm?
Uh, since you've given us all a choice,
may I have a moment to express my own opinion as Director of the Mint?
Yes, go ahead.
People, there's no need to think it over!
This is obviously a trick. These asshole thieves--
[sighs]
[breathes nervously]
Don't fall for it!
Why the hell would these criminals give us all that money?
They're just trying to take advantage of us.
You think so? You sure about that?
What can we do
if they lie to us
and making us help them without paying?
And when we get released, you know what'll happen?
We're going to be fired by the Mint
for cooperating with these criminals!
[sighs]
Whether you leave now or sometime later, won't you get fired either way?
[hostages snickering]
-What? -[laughs]
I mean, look back at everything you've done so far.
There have been so many times where you put people in danger to save yourself.
Wait. What are you talking about? When was that?
Oh!
I guess the people who got out said that already.
[hostages giggling]
Hey! Does that matter? All this is a trick, okay?
Helsinki!
Go ahead, bring it.
[bag thuds]
[gasps]
[man] Whoa. Do you think they'd really let us take this?
[Berlin] Okay, take a look.
We're not lying when we tell you we're going to pay you!
If anyone wants to take it, you can just go ahead and take it.
-Wait, really? -Seriously?
But what's the point?
If we make it out of here,
you know what, the police are just going to take the money back.
Well, yes, that's right.
We'll need to find a better way to deliver the money.
We already have a method in mind.
We can…
I guess I can't tell you, though.
If the hostages who get released snitch about the plan,
the police are going to take all this money.
And if you still don't believe us,
we're going to give it to you however you want.
As my director friend said,
if you do choose to work with us, you'll be fired from your current job.
But three billion won
is enough money to start a brand-new life.
Okay. Starting now, we're gonna be having one-on-one meetings with everyone.
So think about it carefully.
[exhales]
[contemplative music playing]
Three billion each?
If it's ten people, that's 30 billion.
The hostages' cooperation will be the most crucial thing.
Especially when we're near escape.
We really need to use money?
In movies, sometimes people are stuck in a life or death situation,
gradually they all get real close to each together.
You know what I mean? Huh? You know what that is called?
Stockholm syndrome.
Oh, I think I've seen that movie.
No, you haven't.
Shit. What is that? Is it a mental illness or what?
I mean, yeah, it's kind of like that.
What it is, is a psychological condition
that makes a hostage identify with their captor.
-Huh? -Whoa. [laughs]
[all] Oh.
[Nairobi whooping]
-You know stuff like that? -I heard someone mention it in jail.
Oh.
[Professor] Of course, some hostages might feel that way,
but if the hostage situation gets longer, it'll be harder to control.
-Something unexpected could happen. -What kind of something?
The hostages could rise up, revolt, and escape.
Oh, come on, you little shit.
Do you think they're gonna be like Bruce Willis or what, huh?
Die Hard.
-That's right. -[all laugh]
That is possible, though.
That's right, and if something like that happens,
the remaining hostages will no longer be afraid of us anymore.
And also, if they go on strike, we won't be able to print enough money on time.
Well, clearly that can never happen, okay?
Oh, but wait…
How do we know it'll work in that situation?
Like, giving them three billion won? Huh?
Think about it.
If a hostage chooses the three billion instead of freedom,
from then on, they'll be rooting for us to succeed.
And they'll be desperate, because they want the three billion.
Then they'll become accomplices.
That's right.
Please don't be nervous. You can say what's on your mind.
Are you, uh, really going to let me go without any strings attached?
Uh-huh.
What, you think we're all out to trick you?
I mean, if there is a condition,
it's that if you decide to leave now,
you're gonna be broke.
Let's hear it then.
Are you still itching to leave after hearing what I said back there?
Uh… So I thought about it, and then you…
said you'd give me that money in advance?
-And if I did? -Well, that three billion…
Why don't we hide it somewhere in the Mint?
They'd never even think that we'd hide it here.
There's a place only I know.
I have something to ask you.
What is it?
You're leaving?
-Can you tell me your name? -Huh?
My name?
Oh. I mean, I'm sorry, but you know I can't tell you that.
Too bad that Tokyo is gone. Didn't you two catch feelings?
Ah. It was just one-sided.
Just shut the fuck up.
So what are you going to do now?
So I actually have a choice this time, I guess?
That's new.
God, how did you end up with your job, you dumbass?
I'm sure you thought it was a smart move,
but do you really think the cops wouldn't find it?
When all of this is over, the Mint will become a crime scene.
And the cops are going to search every nook and cranny.
[sighs]
[man] So I'll answer you right away.
I don't need to think about it. I'm going to stay here.
You are?
I haven't even said a word yet.
Well, if you still don't believe us,
we'll just go ahead and let you out.
No, just hold on a sec.
Tell me, what's the method you have in mind?
Please let me know what it is.
Honestly,
I don't have any choice. I really need to stay in here.
Well, yeah.
You saw it too.
The guys out there are completely fucking crazy
and don't care either way if you're in here or not.
[breathes deeply]
[mysterious music playing]
It's Taeksu.
Oh Taeksu.
Taeksu…
[music continues]
I don't really want the money, but I…
I wanna stay.
I want to be with you, Taeksu.
[music continues]
I'm embarrassed to admit,
but I'm doing my job more efficiently and happily than I have in my entire life.
Honestly, the truth is that you're far and away the best boss that I've ever had.
[chuckles]
My director friend, only for you,
I'll tell you this in advance. Hmm?
When everything eventually dies down,
a box will arrive at your house, so watch out for it.
It'll come quietly, no one's gonna know.
[contemplative music playing]
[Berlin] Okay.
Time to decide now.
-Three billion? -Or do you pick freedom?
[music continues]
Freedom to the left.
And money to the right.
[dramatic whoosh]
Director.
It's this way.
[chuckles]
Anne, what are you--
What's with you people?
Didn't you say we could leave if we wanted to?
-It's okay, I said that I would stay here. -Huh?
Okay. For the friends who chose freedom, you'll be able to leave
in just a moment, the time we promised that you could.
Those who decide to stay, will move over to the Mint's machines.
We'll have a blast printing money,
and talking about all the fun ways you'll be spending your three billion won.
Follow me.
[Denver] Hey. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Sorry, I misread the time.
Yun Misun is…
…going to stay.
[Nairobi] Okay, over there.
-[grunts] -Dad, hey, what?
Hey, wait.
Wait, hey, stop. Wait.
Dad, stop. What's wrong with you?
What's going on with you and her?
What do you mean?
Look me in the eyes and tell me the truth.
[sighs]
Dad.
The thing is,
I love that woman.
What?
Come on, if we get out of here,
we'll have all the money we want.
And Misun and I will take care of you and we'll all live happy lives.
And you'll get a grandkid…
[Moscow breathing nervously]
-[grunts] -Are you crazy?
That girl's our hostage! God!
Yeah, and so what?
We're in love, so what's the big problem?
[Moscow] In love?
This is Stockholm syndrome. Remember?
[chuckling] Don't be an idiot, Dad.
You don't even know what you're talking about.
Come on, Dad, just drop it.
What do you know? I mean, seriously.
-[exhales] -[scoffs]
What did she say? She said she doesn't need the money, didn't she?
I'm sure.
She said that she doesn't need money or any of that,
because all she needs is your love. Is that right?
[gentle music playing]
[breathing nervously]
Your mom said that as well.
What do you mean?
[breathing shakily]
I never…
told you about how your mother and I met, did I?
Your mother was a teller
at the bank that I went to rob.
Huh?
Just like this woman,
your mom said she didn't need money, she didn't need anything else,
that we should just run away together.
We both thought it was love too.
But then, as soon as she gave birth to you,
she said to let her go.
[sobbing]
Please.
[sobbing] Please, Son,
don't turn out like me, okay? Please!
[continues sobbing]
[Tokyo] Denver wanted to respond, but he instinctively knew
that criticizing his father's past was only denying his own present.
Shit! This is fucked!
[continues sobbing]
So, it goes in right here.
Then over through here, and this is where it gets printed.
Okay! We have to work even harder to make up for lost time, right?
Hey, you there!
Don't just stand there. You better get back to work!
Nothing's free in this world, okay? Can't you see how hard I work?
Hustle, guys!
Come on, everyone, you need to help.
Go on, get to work!
Earn the money you'll take!
Isn't it beautiful?
You can't help but admire it, right?
Why did you stay?
I don't think it's because you need money.
You know, I'm not really sure myself.
What?
I think I just wanted to see how everything ends up here.
[Chief on phone] You collapsed in the street, but you're already discharged?
Don't you need to rest more?
No, it's fine.
So about the announcement the suspects made…
the fact that they had to make a scene like that--
[Chief] Don't worry, we'll take care of things here, you take a break.
I already put you on leave.
Come on, Chief.
[exhales sharply]
Agh!
Fine, I'll drop it.
[brakes squeal]
[driver] Hello there, where can I take you?
[Woojin] Are you closing your café?
Woojin.
[exhales]
So you were the one who took me to the hospital?
I'm glad you were discharged so soon.
[inhales deeply]
The case about the Mint is out of hands now.
I really missed you.
And I regret how I handled things.
With everything going on with the case, I wasn't in my right mind.
[inhales deeply]
Inside information was being leaked, and then Captain Cha disappeared.
I'm not here to make excuses.
I just…
[exhales sharply]
I'm sorry for hurting you.
My feelings for you are real, though.
Even if I don't get to see you again, I just wanted to say that.
[sniffles]
I'll leave now.
-[breathes shakily] -[door opens]
[somber music playing]
[gasps]
[door closes]
Woojin.
[somber music continues]
[Tokyo] No matter how perfect a plan is,
it doesn't always go exactly as calculated.
The Professor was well aware of that.
Because plans are carried out
by imperfect human beings who are driven by their conflicting emotions.
But what he didn't know was that
he could be driven by the same kind of emotions as well.
Now that I'm taking some time off work, do you want to go on a vacation?
Remember when we first met,
and you asked me to travel by train with you?
Back then, uh, the city you wanted to go was…
Where was it again?
It was called…
Mmm.
Kherson.
Ah.
[sighs]
[chuckles]
[Professor] It's a port city where the Black Sea and the Dnipro River meet.
What is it that makes you want to go there, of all places?
When I was younger,
my father first heard of it from an acquaintance who'd visited,
and afterwards, it became his lifelong wish
that one day, our whole family could live there together.
Your father?
This might be the first time I've ever heard about your family.
[clears throat]
[breathes deeply]
I don't really love to talk about it.
Partially because in his final years, he forgot all about Kherson.
He had it pretty rough until the day he died.
Was it dementia that your father had?
Yes.
Yes, my father had dementia too.
[sighs]
[phone vibrating]
I guess I have to go.
So much to do to close up the café. [chuckles]
So, are we going to take that trip to Kherson?
[Tokyo] When he first mentioned going to Kherson, he didn't really mean it.
But in that moment, the Professor sincerely wanted to go there with her.
Even though he had to disappear in just a few days.
Okay.
When I close the café, let's go there.
[inhales deeply]
[exhales smoke]
I mean, who cares about Fuckholm or Stockholm syndrome
or whatever that dumb bullshit is called.
[exhales smoke]
[footsteps approaching]
[lighter clicking]
What are you doing standing there?
[inhales deeply]
[exhales smoke]
Nothing.
Your dad told you
to leave that Misun girl, didn't he?
Wait, how… how'd you know?
Your face says it all.
Do you think she's got that Stockholm thing like my dad?
[smacks lips] Not sure.
Whatever is going on in her mind, whatever you both feel,
isn't it all right as long as you're sure that you won't regret it?
[Denver] Berlin.
I heard that you brought that girl out of the concentration camp with you.
Is that true? Seoul, right?
And she followed you out too, didn't she? Huh?
Then doesn't that mean you two love each other?
Doesn't it?
Well, I regret it now.
Huh?
[grunting]
-Shit… -[door opens]
[door closes]
Why are you even here?
What are you talking about?
Aren't you a wealthy Pyongyang university graduate?
You're putting on a Seoul accent,
but the way you talk gives it away.
Does it?
I guess it isn't very easy to erase the past.
How did you end up falling in with those guys?
That's a long story.
If you wanted,
you could have lived a very comfortable life.
If you regret it though, it's still not too late.
-Even now, if you'll help me-- -[Seoul] What? You'll erase my past?
You'll give me a new life, something like that?
Sorry, but…
I'm already living a new life.
And I like it a lot.
I'll just take this.
Good luck getting out of those handcuffs.
I'm punishing you now.
[door opens]
[bag zipping]
Where have you been for so long?
I had to handle something.
If you're ready, shall we go?
[Seoul] Wait. Hold on.
Take this.
It's medicine.
Give it to Berlin, please.
And if Berlin is gonna try to do something stupid--
Don't worry, I'm going to grab him by the neck and drag him out.
Let's go.
THE HOUSE OF PAPER IS OURS
Our lives are greater than paper!
MAKE THEM PAY! REVEAL THE TRUTH!
[woman] We want the truth! Tell us the truth!
-[protestors yelling] -[reporters clamoring]
MAKE THEM PAY! REVEAL THE TRUTH!
[reporter 1] What is going on in there?
[reporter 2] A few questions! We have a right to know what's going on!
[crowd clamoring]
I just want to see my daughter.
[woman 1] My daughter is trapped in there.
[woman 2] Stop pushing. Stop pushing.
-[reporter 3] What's going on right now? -[reporter 4] What are you doing?
Why the hell is it so loud out there?
We've set a perimeter of 100 meters,
but it's difficult to keep it under control.
It's hard to stop the reporters, and protestors, and hostages' families.
Why do you think they publicly announced their plan to release the hostages?
They're clearly aiming for propaganda.
Do you have any idea how complicated things got
after the last stunt they pulled on us?
I don't know what it is these people are up to,
but we can't let them play us anymore.
There shouldn't be any part of this situation
that we can't actively control. Do I make myself clear?
Yes.
Set up a tight perimeter so that no one is closer
than 300 meters of the Mint. All right?
Right. But what about the reporters?
[tsks]
Start with all of the streamers and YouTubers.
Get rid of them first.
And, uh, only the news outlets on this list can stay.
They won't go live, and with all of them,
we've discussed the direction of the reporting.
Yes.
[exhales]
[laughs]
[Professor] Yes, my father had dementia too.
[tires screeching]
[suspenseful music playing]
"…had dementia too."
[reporter yelling]
Get that! This is a very important moment for us.
They've got more troops.
They didn't figure out our plan, did they?
No.
They're scared of what the public will say.
[Tokyo] This makes things much harder for us.
[exhales]
It's not looking good for us out there.
There need to be a ton of people for us to have an opening.
But they got rid of them.
Shit. We need to stop this now, before it's too late.
They've doubled the force out there and completely blocked any access.
Tokyo trying to come back now,
that would be a suicide mission.
Hey, I don't think we can release the hostages.
No, we have to.
But why? Is it because of public opinion?
I already told you, our survival depends on it.
Did the Professor say that?
Are you sure it's not part of your crazy plan for revolution?
Berlin!
Don't make a fool of yourself. You sound ridiculous.
What does a South Korean rich kid know about anything?
Do you think Tokyo will give up on us if we don't release the hostages?
She'll risk her life to come back. Why?
For all of us here.
Backing out?
That's what will get Tokyo killed. Do you get that, you little asshole?
Hey! If anything bad happens to Tokyo today,
I will kill you myself, got that?
Yeah, that's great. I'm looking forward to it, kid.
[Rio huffs]
Shit.
Hold on. Ahh! Ow!
-You… -[whimpers]
You should leave now.
What?
[inhales sharply]
[breathing deeply]
Just get out of here!
Why are you saying this out of nowhere?
Leave now, and live a normal life.
Don't regret this later.
I won't regret it.
And it doesn't matter if I regret it later or not.
The reason I decided to stay with you is completely my choice.
Hey, get a hold of yourself.
I'm a criminal.
My dad was in and out of prison for theft my entire life, so…
I never learned how to do anything else.
I'm just an asshole who only knows how to fight people.
Trusting a guy like me and choosing to stay here…
Does that make any sense? Huh?
Why are you doing this?
Ah shit, seriously.
Fuck! I've explained it to you,
so why can't you just take a hint and get out of here?
Why don't you fucking get it?
[hesitating]
Taeksu, please.
Get out of here.
I don't care about you anymore.
After you were dating that old guy,
I thought we both just wanted some meaningless fun.
-What? -[Denver] Oh, come on.
Oh, what, are you just pretending to be clueless because of the money?
Then I'll send you three billion won--
[Misun huffs]
[breathing angrily]
I don't need that money.
You son of a bitch.
[Moscow] What are you doing? Time's up, everyone.
Hostages who are going to leave, gather in the lobby.
[breathing heavily]
[door opens, closes]
Ah shit.
[sobbing] Oh, goddamn it!
Tokyo.
-You hear me? -[Tokyo] Yes.
I'm all ready now.
To be honest, this operation
isn't going to be easy.
If you fail by any chance…
I'm captured or even killed.
I know all that.
This might be too much of a burden. Sorry.
[tense music playing]
[exhales]
Professor.
I only have one question to ask.
Go on.
The promise you made me back then is still good, right?
Of course it is.
Okay, fine then.
Let's go ahead and do it.
[music intensifies]
[music continues]
Shit.
It's okay.
As promised, with no strings attached,
we're sending 15 hostages back into their family's arms right now.
I'm thankful for the patience our hostages have shown,
and all of their hard work.
[reporter] We are standing hundreds of meters away
from entrance to the Mint,
but as you can see, except for some particular media outlets,
it's impossible to approach or ask questions.
In response to these very difficult measures
the authorities said…
The North and the South…
Huh, why is it lagging? Shit.
What's wrong?
-Wait. What's wrong? -Everything's been cut off.
[woman] I don't understand.
-Hey, what's going on in there? -[all clamoring]
Hey, come here and cover that side.
[reporters clamoring]
-[reporter 1] It's ridiculous! -[reporter 2] Excuse me?
[Chief] All nearby radio stations and networks have been shut down.
[Sangman] He doesn't want to talk now that the microphone is gone, does he?
Look at their faces, they're so flustered. [laughs]
[tense music playing]
It's time to go home now.
[music continues]
Uh, let's go.
[exhales]
You all did well.
Just take it slow and watch your step.
[exhales]
[frantic music playing]
[engine starts]
Come out!
Go, now!
[engine revving]
[tires screeching]
[engine revving]
[whooshing]
[engine revving]
[hostage screams]
[gasps]
[hostages screaming]
[Chief] What is that?
-I think it might be an accomplice. -What…
You're just going to watch? Fire! Fire! Fire right now!
Then what about the hostages…
-[engine revving] -[screaming]
[tires screeching]
[hostages screaming]
Sniper, sniper, what are you doing? Shoot! Shoot, now!
[gun firing]
[hostages screaming]
-It's a sniper! -Covering fire!
[guns firing]
[screaming]
Are you crazy? Shit!
Close it!
Going! Rio, get in!
[Berlin] Inside!
[engine revving]
[ricocheting]
[action music playing]
[Rio] Hey, watch out!
[guns firing]
Close the door!
[buzzing]
[Nairobi] That was awesome!
[exhales in anger]
[breathing in relief]
[rock music playing]
[cameras clicking]
Aah!
Goodness.
Wow, welcome back.
Welcome back.
Yes, welcome.
Welcome back. Come on.
This way, yes.
Come on, now.
[exhales]
[panting]
You did pretty good, huh?
Hey, hey, did you get hurt?
I mean, you almost died just now.
But I didn't die.
[laughs]
Right.
Oh, babe, I missed you so much.
[chuckling]
You did it!
Berlin.
How did you get this?
Some girl told me that I should bring it to you.
[sobbing]
Why… [sobbing]
[music continues]
[Moscow] Aah.
[labored breathing]
[groaning]
[panting]
Apologize to your dad.
Huh?
Why should I?
He's still your dad.
Yeah, no way.
[inhales]
[groaning]
[labored breathing]
[gasping]
[guns firing]
I mean, in a few days, he'll come back around
like he always does,
and says sorry and everything.
And then, once we talk, I know that it'll all be fine.
Don't worry about it at all.
Honestly.
When it comes to my dad and I,
we're always like this.
[inhales deeply]
[sighs]
[chuckles]
[Pilsoon] What is this about? Hmm?
[breathing nervously]
Come on, tell me what's going on?
WOOJIN WORKS AT GYEONGGI POLICE AGENCY
Mom, so, about that café owner.
Oh. That man that you've been seeing?
-Yeah. -Of course. What, now?
Mom, think. Have you ever met that man?
I'm not sure.
About a month ago, when he dropped you off here,
I think I saw him for a quick second there.
Please think carefully, Mom. Okay?
I think I…
I think I called you.
What? What do you mean, huh?
I think I saw…
that man there.
[breathing nervously]
[gasps]
And that's why I called you.
You mean you saw him here?
-Did he come to see me? Hmm? -[breathing nervously]
I don't know.
-What's wrong, Mom? Huh? -I just don't know.
Mom, Mom, when was that?
-When was that? -[groaning]
-Can you remember what happened? -I don't know.
All right. All right. It's all right.
-I don't know. -It's all right. It's all right.
One second.
[suspenseful music playing]
PROSECUTOR LEE MINHO CHA MOOHYUK
[gasps]
[breathing shakily]
-[theme song playing] -[panting]
[Moohyuk] This may not be the best time to bring this up, but…
When did you start seeing that man, Park Sunho?
[chuckles softly]
You think they targeted me?
Why were you eavesdropping on my call?
Woojin, let me…
I'll only need a minute!
Hey, Sunho. What is this…
Oh, Woojin, here. It's your mother.
[Woojin] What was on the menu this morning?
[Professor] Sandwiches.
[gasps]
[man] Over here.
[exhales]
I think that we've found it.
[Woojin] Okay.
[breathes shakily]
-[bones crack] -[Moohyuk screams]
[whimpering]
[trembling]
[groaning]
[breathing nervously]
[groans]
[computer whirring]
Those bastards…
[breathing shakily]
-[brakes screeching] -[gasps]
[door opens, closes]
[footsteps approaching]
[Professor] Okay, that was great work, everyone.
We're… We're almost there now.
Wait a minute.
[thrilling music playing]
[breathing heavily]
[panting]
-That fucker! -Fuck!
[horn blaring]
[Moohyuk panting]
-[horn blaring] -[brakes screeching]
[panting]
-[whimpers] -Fucker!
[grunting]
-[groans] -[grunts]
-[man grunts] -[horn blaring]
[panting]
Go that way!
[dramatic music playing]
[keyboard clacking]
This must be what Captain Cha Moohyuk found that day.
[anxious breathing]
[Woojin] "Name."
PERSONAL INFORMATION
"Song…
Sunho."
SPECIAL NOTE
"Deletion of Resident Registration due to death."
[Professor panting]
[Woojin] "The aforementioned person's data was registered
in accordance with article 19 of the North Korean Refugee Act."
"He and his father, Song Minhyeok defected from North Korea."
[music continues]
"His mother and brother
were reported missing
during the journey."
[breathing shakily]
[pensive music playing]
[sniffles]
[frantic music playing]
[breathing shakily]
[horn honking]
Cha!
-[brakes screeching] -[woman screams]
-[horn blaring] -[tires screeching]
[woman] Is that man okay?
[indistinct chatter]
[sighs] Sorry.
Where's Moscow, though?
What?
I have no idea. I'll tell him whatever this is later.
So, go on.
The summit is happening sooner than expected.
-So they're moving it up? -Mm-hmm.
By how much?
If the Professor's prediction is right,
we need to…
get out of here by tomorrow.
[soft Korean song playing]
[song ends]
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