[birds chirping]
[panting]
SUNDAY, 7:02 P.M.
PHARMACY
[suspenseful music plays]
[Ángel panting]
NATIONAL POLICE
HOUR 57 OF THE HEIST
Raquel, someone's robbed the pharmacy. They took all the records.
I don't know how this happened. We were the only ones that knew about it.
[Tokyo]You know that moment when you finally realize something's wrong?
It hurts, doesn't it?
You're there with your partner and you think,
"You mother fucker."
I'm on my way.
[Tokyo] Or "You bitch."
You don't wanna believe it, but there's a traitor.
And it can only be you or your partner.
And Ángel knew it wasn't him.
Raquel was trying to find an explanation for the robbery.
But when you can't think of any,
there's always someone willing to help.
I'm old, but I still believe in good and evil.
You're one of the good ones. I bet my life on it.
But can you say the exact same thing about your deputy inspector?
Because I don't believe I can.
[Tokyo] Ángel thought it couldn't get any worse.
But of course, it could.
It can always get worse.
[action music plays]
[Tokyo] Because when you hit rock bottom, you can still fall further into the abyss.
["Bella Ciao" plays]
[Moscow humming]
[metal clanging]
[Moscow singing in Italian]
It's dirt!
[continues singing]
What's up?
[continues singing]
What is it, Moskva?
We did it!
[everyone shouts]
[Tokyo] Sunday night had arrived and the mood was euphoric.
We had reached the dirt.
And Nairobi had the presses working at full speed.
She had surpassed the 400-million-euros mark.
[both singing]
[singing]
[everyone singing]
[Tokyo] We had sealed off every entrance with explosives
and we felt like we were inside a bunker.
Those were our ten minutes of glory.
Go! Go! Who needs the ocean's roar? This is the sound of poetry.
This is the heart of the world beating. And it's beating just for us.
Because we are giving it life!
Because the fucking world revolves around us!
[cheering and shouting]
What's going on? What's this party about?
[everyone laughing and shouting]
[everyone continues singing "Bella Ciao"]
What the fuck?
[everyone continues singing]
-[music ends] -[everyone laughs]
[Tokyo] It was, without a doubt, our happiest moment together.
And because of that, we let our guard down.
["My Life Is Going On" by Celia Krull plays]
♪ If I stay with you ♪
♪ If I'm choosing wrong I don't care at all ♪
♪ If I'm losing now But I'm winning late ♪
♪ That's all I want ♪
♪ I don't care at all ♪
♪ I am lost ♪
♪ I don't care at all ♪
♪ Lost my time ♪
♪ My life is going on ♪
[Oslo] Don't move.
[hostage grunts]
Need a comb?
Thanks.
You know the term my people use for two men making love?
They call it "combing over."
[laughing]
[speaking Serbian]
Excuse me.
I'm sorry.
All of the medicine
upset my stomach.
Can I use the bathroom?
Sure, man.
[Helsinki and Oslo speak and joke in Serbian]
[Helsinki and Oslo continue speaking in background]
[whispers] Jacinto?
[Helsinki in background] "Mother fucker." Say it after me.
Jacinto, it's Arturo. Do you hear me?
Jacinto?
[Jacinto whispers] Mr. Arturo.
[grunts]
[Helsinki laughs in background]
[sighs] You're alive.
I was sure they killed you or shot you or something. Where have you been?
We're in the boiler room right now,
tied up like dogs.
They locked us up down there with four cops.
They only let us out to go the bathroom.
Listen to me, Jacinto.
I have scissors and I can get you more tools.
I'll get you hammers or screwdrivers… I don't know.
I can have them here in two hours. You got a watch?
-Yes. -[Arturo] Think of an excuse.
A reason why you need to come back here in two hours.
Just make it here. Remember, second stall on the left.
I'll leave all the tools here.
What are we gonna do with some scissors and a hammer?
They have explosives, M16s, everything.
The lives of 67 people… are in your hands.
Trust me.
It's gonna be fine. In a few hours, this nightmare will be over.
-[footsteps approaching] -All right.
-Don't worry. -[Helsinki knocks] Enough! Let's go.
Yeah, yeah. I'll be right out.
[mouths words]
[tense music plays]
[Suárez] The photos sent by the kidnappers
show explosives connected to solar batteries.
They've placed them in every entrance.
They've even placed them inside all of the vents.
Which explosive?
Bomb squad thinks it's C-4.
They looked a bit too orange to me
so we sent them to the lab to get another opinion.
Who'd you send it to?
We sent them to Alberto.
[sighs] Jesus.
There's no one else at the lab who can do it except for my ex-husband?
[sighs] It's because Alberto's the best.
It was a direct order from Commissioner Sánchez.
Fine.
And what did forensics say?
They think it's P-4.
Very similar to C-4, from the UK. It's very difficult to trace.
They're making it difficult, huh?
[tense music plays]
Alison!
Alison, Alison, Alison, Alison…
I think it's about time we have a friendly little chat with Alison Parker.
[computer beeping]
Colonel.
We're getting a cell phone call from inside the building.
[Raquel] Record.
[phone line ringing]
It's Jun Li's, a hostage.
[Rio on phone] This is Aníbal Cortés. What do you want?
To help you, Aníbal.
But to do that we need you to help us get in there
and get the hostages out without any violence,
you understand?
You know every entrance has explosives.
Yes.
Getting in won't be a problem, but…
we need an ally.
We need you to tell us where everyone is at all times, got it?
Yeah. And why would I betray my friends?
[Professor] They'll tempt you with a better future.
With a shorter sentence like one or two or three years. No.
If you help us, you'll get privileges.
Your sentence will be reduced to two years.
By 22 you'll have a life again. Think about it.
[sighs]
"Divide and conquer."
This slogan helped a little town in Italy take over the entire world.
Later, it helped Napoleon.
And now it helps the National Police.
They're going to take advantage of any communication
in order to tempt one of us.
[action music plays]
After you've been in there for 48 hours, that's when it'll start.
The anguish, the negativity.
That's the moment when they'll try to go for the weakest link on our team.
Our weakness doesn't lie within us.
It lies in what we have outside.
You can turn this around, honey. We still have time.
[cries]
But by the time of contact,
you'll have committed six or eight crimes at least.
There's no judge who will guarantee your freedom, not one.
Once you go in there, the only one who can free you…
is me.
Aníbal, listen to me.
The judge guarantees you'll get a short sentence.
Then you'll be free.
[sighs]
Okay.
All right, let's do some math, Inspector.
Let's see, armed robbery…
that's two to five years.
Then there's crimes against humanity,
kidnapping and refusing the release of four policemen…
forty years.
Hacking the alarms, cybercrime, we're talking… six to 24 months.
Then there's public disturbance for the robbery itself of the Mint,
one to six years.
And the hostages make it that much harder.
Sixty-seven hostages.
The penal code states six to ten years for each hostage kidnapped.
Then let's not forget we shot at the police on the first day.
That's six to eight years for each officer.
And we also hurt them.
That means bodily injuries
and a sentence of up to eight years for each one…
So, we're talking about…
Well, if we get a hard judge, it'll be 723 years.
Requested by the district attorney,
that's the minimum that a judge or the district attorney can offer you
without wiping their ass with the penal code.
[Rio] …is 173 years.
Don't be fooled. The penal code is the rules of the game in every country.
Nobody is above that. Nobody.
Although there is one thing you can do for me.
A presidential pardon.
Just say "Yes."
We can ask the president to pardon you. Is that what you want?
No, I want you to ask the president to go on TV and say to everyone in Spain
that if any of the kidnappers decide to work with the police to end the crisis,
he will consider a pardon in exchange for their cooperation.
-Get the president on the news… -He's bluffing.
…and then maybe I'll consider being a fucking rat.
All right, we'll do it.
But first, we need you to prove to us that we can trust you.
Give me the name of the Professor
and the number of the robbers inside.
[speaking unintelligibly]
[Raquel] Come on, Aníbal.
Give me a name and a number and I promise you'll have a future again.
Fine.
A name and a number. Grab a pen and paper.
My fucking balls 33!
Son of a bitch.
Shit.
[Suárez] Attention, we lost communication with the Royal Mint.
[Tokyo] What did you do?
He ruined our chances of getting more time, that's what.
I was following the notes. I heard them whispering.
They didn't buy it.
Hey, look, who do you think you are, kid?
You should do your job, not improvise.
Or go change the plans, damn it. And the whispering. What's that about?
Rio heard talking. If he says he followed the notes, he did. Okay?
We've been screwing with that inspector for days.
So it's not his fault, okay? Got it?
That's it.
She's not gonna call the president, the media, or anyone.
All right. You know what? Fuck this.
Bullshit.
[sighs]
[Tokyo] Despite his brilliant performance,
Rio wanted to accept the offer.
Stop time and leave as if nothing had ever happened.
Did you consider taking the deal?
This isn't gonna end well, right?
Do you have any idea what life without parole is?
That's what I'll get.
I killed a security guard.
And a few months later I broke in here to steal.
And then I shot a cop.
No one could tell by looking at you. [chuckles]
You think a judge will believe I'm innocent?
No.
I trust the Professor.
I'm with him, to the end.
What about their deal?
Were you thinking of taking it?
I was.
What will happen if we get out?
Will we be together?
Or are you gonna be sick of me and I'll never see you again?
You're talking about betraying your friends.
My friends?
-[Tokyo] Mm. -My friends with city names? [scoffs]
Tokyo, Berlin, Moscow, Denver…
My friends with city names are some of the best I've had.
And let me tell you something.
Make sure you hide if you accept the deal.
Because if I find you, I'll put a bullet in your head.
[Arturo] I just spoke to the Royal Mint security guard.
I found him in the bathroom.
He said they're locked up, 11 guards and four policemen.
They're our only hope.
Here.
-I'm not hungry. -[Helsinki] You sure?
Yeah, yeah, thank you.
How are they our only hope if they're locked up?
We have to arm them somehow.
Get them some tools. Anything to help.
What tools are you planning to steal?
Drill bits, hammers, fucking screws, anything.
You've seen the arsenal they got down there.
We steal what we can and leave them in the bathroom.
Look, Pablo. I…
I can't do this alone, okay? I need your help for this.
Here's the situation.
When the Slavic gorilla takes me for a walk,
I need you to distract him.
It's because he fixed me up. He's looking after me. He helps me walk…
So why can't you do it?
Huh?
And I'll steal the tools and everything we need.
[Helsinki] Time's up.
Arturo, you need rest.
Take care of that wound.
I'll be back.
Let's go.
If you're in the tunnel, here.
The printers, here.
Don't tell anyone about this plan.
The fewer people who know about it, the more likely it is to work.
We're gonna make sure everyone gets out.
[Helsinki] Arturo, be back soon.
[Nairobi] Come in.
And sit down.
Mercedes.
Hi.
I asked you here to see what we can do about your student.
She escaped
and we found her locked inside of a safe.
What do you think the reason for that was?
Do you think it has anything to do with her being a virgin?
-What the fuck are you saying right now? -[Berlin sighs] Nairobi.
We can see it in many species.
The virgins are always rebellious because they haven't been broken in.
With all due respect,
that's exactly how it works with mares as well.
Unless they've been mounted,
they still have freedom.
They run away, they kick, they're unpredictable…
Have you ever heard of what I'm talking about, Professor?
Uh…
How old were you when you lost your virginity, Mercedes?
Mercedes, it's fine, really.
Go ahead and tell us, please.
We're family. You can trust us.
Professor.
Um…
Well, um…
I'm originally from a small town in Soria.
[Berlin] Mm.
-I was 24. -[Berlin] Hmm.
And did you ever notice that virginal rebelliousness?
Well, I don't know.
-Think about it. -[Mercedes] Maybe.
[Berlin] Maybe?
[Mercedes] Actually,
I snuck out to the Medinaceli festival three times before losing it.
-I don't know if that's what you're… -That's exactly it. Exactly it.
Here.
Coffee, black with one sugar.
[Berlin] Thank you.
The Medinaceli festival.
And you, Alison?
Are you a virgin?
Yes.
So what?
Your stupid speeches don't scare me at all.
You're not gonna hurt me. You wanna know why?
Because I'm not just your hostage. I'm your only lifeline.
Yes, that's good.
See you do have it, the virgin rebelliousness, I knew it.
Ariadna, would you be a sweetheart and get me that folder sitting over there?
-How's that? -Sure.
Let's see what we have here.
Your aunt Becky.
She's volunteering in Mali.
And here we have your cousin Elsie.
Very beautiful. She's at King's College.
Brian. He's the brains of the family. He's in Wellington.
And here we have several photos of your sister, Liz.
She's right next door.
You both go to the same school.
I don't think she has the same temperament as you.
I'm assuming a girl of your status
doesn't know how much it costs to hire a hit man, right?
You can get a decent one for 30,000 euros.
Although, to take care of your aunt in Africa,
just 10,000 euros.
That's it? 10,000 euros?
The lives of your family are in your hands.
Nairobi.
Let's go.
Come on.
When I told you to take a stand,
I guess I should've stressed to you that timing is everything.
[phone line ringing]
Check-in call, Berlin.
Everything's fine. What about over there?
[Berlin] Everything's fine.
Perfect, good. I'll call you again in six hours.
[hangs up phone]
Inspector.
The subsoil unit crew found movement in the seismograph.
They're using heavy machinery in there. They're definitely digging a tunnel.
We need to find that tunnel now.
Get that ground-penetrating radar going.
I'm on it.
Listen up, everyone.
Anyone who is not essential, you can go home now.
"Essential" means whoever is doing something now. Hmm?
The rest of you, go get some sleep.
And shower, please.
It's starting to stink like police in here.
Actually,
everyone get out, please.
I have to take you off the case. Sorry.
I'm sure that it'll get cleared up, but right now I can't trust you.
Let me get this straight. You don't trust me?
The only ones who knew about Toledo were you and I, Raquel.
You and I.
Huh? What the fuck are you saying?
That I'm not the traitor.
So now that leaves you.
You've got some nerve.
They knew we were going into the museum only after you learned about it.
They knew about the junkyard at the same time as you.
They knew about the pharmacy because you found it.
And it couldn't be something else?
-[Raquel] Say it. -I don't know. A phone call.
A cell phone. A microphone.
We were the only two who knew about the pharmacy.
[Ángel] You didn't tell anyone, right?
What about that weirdo from the café? Did you tell him?
-[Raquel] What? -[Ángel] Yeah.
He shows up here yesterday and you pour your heart out to him
and tell him your whole life story.
But you don't suspect him, right?
He's been in here, Raquel. He was inside this goddamned tent.
Did you check him out?
Because I did. Did you do your fucking job?
He owns a store right down the street where he supposedly makes cider.
It's all covered up in tarps. Who knows what he's hiding.
-Don't tell me you followed him. -Yeah, I've been following him.
He doesn't make cider or cookies.
All he does is pour fucking apple juice into a pot.
And there's fucking trash scattered all over the place.
He has a piece of shit car
and he sleeps in a bunk bed surrounded by tires and grease stains.
He smells like chemicals you'd use to cook meth or who the fuck knows what.
You can't trust that guy, Raquel.
And you think I'm the one to blame? That I'm the suspect? Me?
Me? Me?
What are they paying you? One million?
Two?
Look, Raquel.
Just listen to me.
You can go fuck yourself.
Suárez!
I can't fucking believe it.
Cuff him and get him out of here.
Just relax. That's not the protocol.
Yeah, it is, Suárez.
Cuff me, goddamn it.
-She's crazy. Put the handcuffs on me! -Cuff him now. Get him out of here!
The most I can do is call Internal Affairs but nobody is cuffing anyone right now.
[Ángel] Raquel.
-I've been with you for 15 years. -With me? No.
For 15 years you tried to get into my pants,
talking about fucking Cercedilla all the time.
"I'll leave Mari Carmen."
Always making passes at me.
Now I finally tell you "No."
And suddenly, lover boy goes off and becomes a traitor.
A fucking traitor.
You know what you sold?
Our friendship.
This operation.
Now,
get the fuck out of my face.
[Tokyo] You know what "collateral damage" means?
It's a term coined by the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War
when they didn't have the balls to say they murdered civilians.
But eventually, all that guilt has to come back…
like a boomerang.
And that was about to happen to the Professor.
[Helsinki] Come on. Move it.
Let's go.
Come on, move it.
Grab some bags and pick up all this shit.
You'll have dinner afterwards.
I stole some tools and other stuff they had.
[sighs] Like what?
-Like screwdrivers… -Great.
…saw blades, files.
Look.
Yeah. Yeah, great. Hide it. Hide it.
All right. In 35 minutes, ask them to go to the bathroom.
Go in the second stall on the left side.
Tape the tools on the inside of the toilet lid without being heard.
They're gonna be there in about 40 minutes. Understood?
No way. I have to do it? I'm already…
I already stole the tools for you. I'm covered in all this shit right now.
You want to give them to me here?
You do your part and I'll do mine, champ.
[Professor] Raquel.
Did something happen? Are you okay?
[Raquel] Uh…
Well, I'm… I'm here by myself at the café and um…
And I'm a little disappointed, to be honest.
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean.
It's just… I had plans with someone.
My first dinner in eight years with…
with someone other than my family.
But I think I've been stood up.
Do you think it could just be that you're 36 minutes early?
Maybe. You know, I'm a very impatient woman.
[chuckles]
I'm sorry, Salva.
It was a bad joke.
I just wanted to make sure you remembered.
Honestly, I'm terrified of being stood up.
I mean, what would I do? Would I just leave if…
If you didn't show? I don't know.
I suppose I'd stay here in my high heels, all alone and uh…
and drink until they just throw me out. [laughs]
-Are you immune to disappointment? -[Raquel] No, I'd die of embarrassment.
Well, don't worry.
I'll be right there drinking with you in five minutes.
[Raquel] See you soon.
See you soon.
[elegant jazz music plays]
[Arturo] When you're this close to me, I can't breathe.
Please, breathe.
Because in nine months, you won't be able to breathe at all.
You're joking, right? [laughs] Please tell me you're joking.
I'm not joking.
-You're not joking. -[Mónica] No.
Mónica, technically,
I'm sterile.
You must be Shiva, goddess of fertility.
Call my wife, tell her to get the kids so we can celebrate together?
For God's sake!
Problems like any married couple with 3 kids. I never said I was leaving.
-I brought you a great selection. -[both chuckle]
A sandwich that I…
Well, I've had it a couple of times and didn't die, so I'm sure it's fine.
[both laugh]
Some cookies that uh…
I got some that don't have gluten.
Because I thought you might be…
[hesitates]
…allergic to gluten like a lot of people, so, these are better.
And a chocolate pastry, my favorite.
Oh! And…
some candy.
Want some?
♪ Dreamy ♪
♪ Some days ♪
♪ I see ♪
♪ Your way ♪
♪ In your eyes ♪
[panting]
♪ The world is wide ♪
♪ In your arms ♪
[Denver pants]
♪ The world is warm ♪
[Mónica pants]
♪ Your love is all around ♪
♪ I live in a safer place ♪
♪ Your love is all around ♪
♪ I live in a safer place ♪
♪ Dreamy ♪
[moaning]
♪ Some days ♪
[phone line ringing]
[voicemail] This is Raquel. I can't answer right now.
If this is urgent, leave a message after the tone.
-[voicemail beeps] -[Ángel] Raquel.
Raquel, it's Ángel.
Listen, I'm asking you to reconsider.
I understand it got heated and…
I know I crossed the line,
but goddamn it, this isn't our first fight, you know?
Look, I might be…
I might be an asshole or…
whatever else, but…
But I'm not the mole.
I am not the fucking mole.
You'll ruin my life, Raquel.
You'll ruin my entire life with this.
Call me.
[breathing heavily]
What do you think about the…
the morning before a robbery?
When you wake up, what's on your mind?
I don't know.
You get up early, have a smoke.
[soft piano music plays]
[Denver] And you talk
about nothing.
[Moscow] What are you doing smoking this early?
[Denver] Come on, you smoke every morning.
How you feeling?
[Moscow] Good. You?
Nothing unusual.
Well, you're really brave, you know?
I mean, I think about these kinds of things a lot and…
about all the people on death row.
Or about guys like you who walk into a room, guns drawn.
-Ah, well, it's not that hard. -It is.
I would know, I'm a coward.
Just look at me.
I'm with a married man to avoid failure or…
being abandoned.
-You're not a coward. -[Mónica] I am.
-[Denver] No, you're not. -Yes, I am.
During a robbery, you stole a phone.
You even asked me to shoot you in the leg.
-And you stood up to Berlin. -[sighs]
You also had the guts to pull me in and kiss me.
-And fuck me. -[laughs]
You gotta have balls to sleep with a criminal dressed like Dalí.
-You're like a secret agent secretary. -[both laugh]
To be honest, the morning before the heist…
I was scared out of my mind.
-This is completely insane. -[Moscow] What is?
[Denver] All of this, Papa.
That guy, he…
He looks smart, but he…
-I don't know. This is all just crazy. -[Moscow] It's not.
He knows what he's doing.
I started
to doubt everything.
I have no idea why I'm here.
To be with me.
Yeah, but everyone here has a specialty.
There's the girl who does counterfeit and you're…
amazing at what you do, Papa. But me? I haven't done any good in my life.
But this fucking special guy
told me they needed me, so here I am,
getting to know the most beautiful girl in this fucking mess.
[both chuckle]
[Jacinto sighs in relief]
One minute.
[suspenseful music plays]
[upbeat music plays]
[Arturo] These are the tools we managed to steal.
Get undressed, tape them to your body and then go down to the basement.
Cut the pipes in the boiler room and anything you can use as a weapon.
Dinner is at nine.
Use that moment to disarm 'em and escape.
We'll meet you at the warehouse. We'll be hiding behind the currency paper.
I'll take as many of us as I can without putting the plan at risk.
[knock on door]
[Jacinto] Just a second.
[toilet flushes]
Get out.
Well, it's a good thing I showed up.
Since, you know… Since your date obviously…
isn't here yet.
-Oh, yeah. Yeah. -[Professor] Yeah.
I don't know what I'd do if you didn't show up.
And your date…
Do you think you like him? Or…
No, not now.
[Professor] Ah, what a shame.
-[both chuckle] -Really.
Well, let's find out if I'll be useful to you at all.
I'm sure you are.
-Good, I'm glad. -[Raquel laughs]
However, I do have to confess
that we're both in danger because…
if I have another one of these then I'll probably start singing…
[laughs]
…and then we'll have a problem.
I'm sure it'll be entertaining. [smirks]
[shushes]
When are we gonna stop being so formal?
When you take a look at what's under the table.
Uh…
[Raquel] Come on, Salva.
Take a peek.
Come on. Look under the table.
I'm warning you,
if you're going to do something like in Basic Instinct… [chuckles]
…I'm going to need something stronger. I'm old-fashioned.
Salva, just take a look.
[tense music plays]
I don't want to make a scene if I don't have to.
I'm pretty sure you're hiding something in that warehouse
where you supposedly make cider.
We have… two options.
Either you cooperate
and take me there now or I get a warrant.
But I should warn you, it will take a couple of hours.
And so…
it's your decision.
["Asalto al Camión" by Iván M. Lacámara plays] urs.