In the concentration camps,
respect for those in charge was mandatory.
Well, here it's going to work the same.
You will be digging the tunnel
until your hands are bleeding!
And at night,
you might cry in agony and yearn for relief
but the next day you will keep on digging!
You're working shifts without any rest.
Otherwise, real punishment will be enforced.
[chuckles] Just like your leader.
A man, who if he betrays us again, he dies.
Who, if he ever strives for freedom again, he dies.
Who, if he sweats…
[chuckles]
…dead.
A man I consider explosive.
And now they'll be afraid of you, Arturo.
Although, at least the ladies might start calling you "the bomb."
[chuckles]
Since you're an outcast, you're gonna stay here, secluded.
Helsinki and everyone else, to the tunnel!
[Helsinki] Come on, let's go.
-Let's go. -[Helsinki] Come on, move.
[tense music plays]
[imitates ticking clock]
[continues imitating clock]
[imitates explosion]
Seismographs have detected unusual activity underneath the factory.
The robbers have increased the digging pace of the tunnel.
You can see here. They're about to exit.
TUESDAY, 5:41 P.M.
How much is left?
HOUR 103 OF THE HEIST
Two meters according to the GPR… two and a half.
[Suárez] Where are they exiting from?
[Gómez] We think here,
in a sewer pipe about 15 meters behind the building.
Attention. I want you all prepared. Warn underground units to keep a lookout.
I want 20 men guarding that sewer pipe now.
[phone buzzing]
You know what guilty people do when they're taken to the crime scene?
They don't stop talking
about the weather, politics…
They even joke around
because they're nervous.
Because they can't bear the silence.
But you…
you don't say a thing.
What do you want me to talk about?
What's your name?
Sergio Marquina.
Sergio?
Salva?
The Professor?
The person who has kept all the police,
the CNI
and the Special Corps in check?
The man I've been speaking with the last five days on the phone,
who I told what color my blouse was and even how often I orgasm.
So, which one are you then?
Why aren't your fingerprints stored in the national ID database?
Well, because I stopped renewing them before they went digital.
When?
Um… more than 20 years ago.
[laughing]
[sighs]
That opens up a world of possibilities, doesn't it?
Because no one would report the disappearance of a man
who simply just doesn't exist.
I guess I won't even have to try hard when I burn your corpse.
Is that what you want?
To kill me and burn me?
Yes.
I want that.
Well,
as… as an inspector,
I shouldn't be saying any of this to the individual who organized
the hijacking at the Royal Mint.
But as a woman…
As a woman who has spent years of her life being afraid of everything…
Asshole!
Who finally trusted again
and trusted someone who knew just how vulnerable she is,
who's been fooling her from the beginning.
From the fucking beginning!
Then it wouldn't be that far-fetched, don't you think?
Why…
Why didn't you just walk up
and then talk to me
and plant a bug on me
as opposed to sleeping with me?!
But no. No, you couldn't.
Yesterday, everything was so good.
Shit…
We talked about the future. The future.
Who the hell are you, huh?
What are you, some disturbed fuck?
It was all planned out, Raquel.
Everything. All of it.
I'm so sorry. It was all planned out, except what happened between us.
I… I don't know, I broke my own rules.
I didn't consider that variable.
What the hell are you saying? What variable?
Falling in love with you.
Do you really think I'm gonna let you go on with this fucking show? Huh?
You son of a bitch.
That I'm just gonna sit back while you keep lying to my face
as if I was some stupid 15-year-old girl?
I'm not lying to you, Raquel.
I'm in love with you.
Say it one more time.
Just one more. I dare you to say it one more time.
Raquel.
I'm in love with you.
I'm so sorry.
Okay.
[tense music plays]
[grunts]
5:46 P.M.
[music ends]
["My Life is Going On" by Cecilia 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 ♪
5:46 P.M.
[sirens wailing]
[action music plays]
[door slams]
Berlin, I need to talk to you.
Of course. I'm the boss again.
And I need my pups to feed me.
What exactly did the Professor say about Tokyo?
He said he would try to free her.
Yeah, and how does he plan to do it alone?
Rio,
he's not doing it.
Who is?
The four Serbians who dug the tunnel five years ago.
They're the wildcard for extreme setbacks.
-When? -[Berlin] I don't know.
Mm.
You feel her absence, right?
Those who stay always have it worse.
She, on the other hand, will be
broadening her experience,
enhancing her senses,
entertained.
Did you consider taking the deal?
I did.
What'll happen if we got out? Will we be together?
-You're talking about betraying friends. -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.
[Berlin] Women are always quicker to move on.
You should be warned, just in case.
Tokyo is impulsive,
but she's coming back and we're gonna be together.
I know it.
Sure.
Of course you will.
I've always thought that myself.
[slow music plays]
If you betray us and leave,
and you need to call me after you regret it,
because trust me,
you'll regret it.
Call me on Alison's phone. I'll keep it on.
The cops will be listening, but who cares?
[tense music plays]
ACTIVE SIGNAL REPEATER
[computer beeping]
Suárez, Alison Parker's phone is turned on.
Try hacking it.
[Gómez] It's encrypted, sir.
They're not calling or sending anything.
[sirens wail]
[action music plays]
-[Pérez] What the fuck is this? -[guard] What do we do?
This is Convoy 727. We're under attack.
[Gómez] Base to Convoy.
We did not copy that. Please, repeat.
-[Pérez] They're jamming the signal. -[guard] God fucking damn it!
[Tokyo] My guardian angel had not forsaken me.
I felt like I was on a carnival ride.
-[guard] It's a bomb. -What the hell is going on out there?
They set an explosive.
[Tokyo] A dark tunnel where you don't know when you're gonna be startled.
-[guard] We're fucked! -[Pérez] Let me think.
[Tokyo] But it was fun.
What's happening? What the hell is going on?
[gunfire outside]
-Let's get out! I don't wanna die! -[Pérez] Shut up!
-We're fucked, Pérez! -Shut up, goddamn it! Let me think!
[gunfire continues]
It's gonna blow! [yells]
[timer beeps]
[gun cocks]
[tense music plays]
[gun cocks]
[footsteps approaching]
Stay alert.
All right, all right. No, no.
[guns cock]
Put the guns down or I'll shoot her.
Put the guns down or I will shoot her.
If you shoot the girl, you will die.
If you shoot me, you die.
If you let go of the girl, you will live.
[Tokyo] If only every decision in this world was that easy.
Right?
Rio.
In the basement I realized you didn't agree with what Helsinki was doing.
You're not like them.
You're a good kid.
I actually got a kid about your age, you know?
The oldest.
He's a good kid, too.
Help me, please.
I want to see my son.
[bomb beeping]
Hey, so I found this machine that makes passports.
-No, no, no. -Mónica, Mónica…
Listen to me.
You can do whatever you want. But what if you change your mind?
I think it would be great for you to have a new one. Look…
-This is real. This is the good stuff. -I know. I work here.
-It won't cost anything. We'll make it. -No.
You don't want it, you can throw it out, keep it as a souvenir, whatever.
It takes two minutes.
-You want to? -Okay, fine.
[chuckles]
-It's plugged in? -Yeah.
All right.
Okay, what name should I use?
-Ágata. -Ágata?
-Why not? -That sounds like a porn star's name.
But Ágata is a hot girl's name. If you were ugly, it's more like…
-I don't know, Felisa, Maricruz, but-- -María. María Fernández.
That's not a name. Nobody's gonna believe that.
-Trust me. I know about these things. -[Mónica] It's more discreet.
[Denver] Ágata's fancy. It's classy. Go with that.
-[Moscow] Here you go. -Thanks.
Put down "Born in Madrid."
[typing]
And whatever year you want.
[typing and clicking]
-We're making a passport. -Yeah.
She might need it in case she runs or…
or comes with us.
Who do you think stole your gun?
Let's go outside.
[Gómez] Suárez.
[man] I'm calling from the National Court.
The convoy that transported Silene Oliveira
was expected here 15 minutes ago and it hasn't arrived yet.
There's been no update.
Keep me informed.
Gómez, I need two units to do Silene Oliveira's route to the courthouse.
She hasn't arrived.
-I need to know what's happening. -I understand.
Put this on.
[rock music plays]
Your only contact is the Professor.
He'll tell you what to do.
[Tokyo] Never in my life had I felt so free.
But this time, the Professor's plan wouldn't work.
[breathes heavily]
[panting]
I know I let the pressure get to me,
I was wrong, but…
please…
I don't deserve this.
Please.
I'm asking you,
if there's any dignity left in you, please.
I can't breathe.
I can't breathe. Help me.
Help me, please.
[Berlin] Come on, everyone in.
Take your food and sit down.
Sit one meter apart. Come on, come on, come on!
That's it, just like that, joyfully.
Helsinki, say hello to Arturito. Arturito.
[Helsinki speaking Serbian]
Something about this doesn't make any sense.
They said if I sweat too much I'd be blown to pieces,
but they still got me sitting here,
locked up in this chair and this fucking heat.
-This horrible fucking heat-- -It's best if you stay relaxed and quiet.
-It doesn't make any sense. -What?
The bomb, that's what doesn't make sense.
You think these people are gonna risk me sweating
and blowing the whole plan to pieces? No.
No, that'd be too crazy. These guys don't work like that.
Shut up!
They're trying to psychologically terrorize us. Can't you see?
They're only trying to scare us. This isn't real. They're fooling you.
You have no idea if it's true, so just shut up!
I'm taking it off. I'm gonna take it off. I can't do this anymore.
[hostages gasp]
Nothing's gonna happen. If it was real they wouldn't put us together.
Sit down and stay there.
Who the fuck do you think you are, kid, telling us what to do. Huh?
You are the reason we're locked up here in the first place.
-My fault we're here? -Yeah, it's your fault.
You're the director of this shithole.
And you let eight idiots break in here, acting like they own the place.
Is there any other mint in the world that's been robbed like this?
Only this one, right?
[claps]
Congratulations.
You've made history.
Now, please, don't blow us all to pieces
and take your seat.
Sit.
[officer] Headquarters, the van has been hijacked.
-There's no trace of Silene Oliveira. -Copy that. Wait for instructions.
Attention, we have a fugitive on the run.
Initiate Operation Cage now.
[tense music plays]
[siren wailing nearby]
[line ringing]
[cell phone buzzing]
[Tokyo] He wasn't there.
He wasn't there.
He'd arranged it all.
He'd saved me.
How could he not be there?
On that October afternoon after I escaped, they put Operation Cage into motion.
Something they use for terrorist threats.
The police cut off all the exits to the city.
Everything collapses
and you're left trapped.
You can only hide.
My problem was that my hideout was the hangar
and the Professor was the one who was gonna let me in.
But the truth is, I've never been very good at waiting.
[vehicle approaching]
[suspenseful music plays]
[door opens]
[Professor] What's that?
The only thing I know for sure about you is that you're a professional liar.
Call me paranoid, but I'm not gonna let you lie to me again.
I'll make sure of that.
What, you think I don't know that? That I'm an idiot?
Of course it was her that stole my gun.
But she changed her mind,
and if she didn't I'd be in a cardboard box right now with Oslo.
[Moscow] She helped you. That's great.
That doesn't mean you make her a passport or take her with you--
What if I want to live with her and take care of her kid? What's wrong with that?
You're gonna be stupid enough to end up stuck with another man's baggage?
It's not baggage.
It's a woman who loves me and her baby. She has nothing to do with this mess.
-It's a mess you shouldn't be part of. -I'm part of it because I wanna be.
Sometimes we try to help someone and end up screwing ourselves.
I'll figure it out, just like we've done our entire lives.
It won't be that easy,
I would know.
I tried to help your mother every day goddamn of my life.
Why are you bringing this up now?
Mom abandoned us.
Why are you bringing this shit up now?
Hey!
We abandoned her.
She was going to ruin us.
I put her in a clinic in Barcelona.
It cost me over 200,000.
And in less than 24 hours, she showed up at my hostel,
high as a kite on smack.
What did you do?
It was the fourth time.
I lost all of my savings.
What the fuck did you do?
She wanted to go buy more.
I put her in the car
and dropped her off at the roundabout in Martorell,
next to a place where they sold smack.
No.
[cries] I didn't wait for her.
I went to pick you up…
to move out.
You left my mother alone in the street?
[Moscow cries]
That's why I got you into this mess.
I don't want you to live the life I lived. I want you to be free.
-To start from scratch. -You don't abandon your wife like that.
You stay and get her clean.
All my life, you had me believe she was just a bitch.
When she left, I thought it was my fault.
[Moscow] It was her or us, so I--
Shut up!
[Denver grunts]
I won't bash your head in right now because we need you to get out of here.
And when we get out,
you and I are nothing.
Two strangers,
Denver
and Moscow.
[breathing heavily]
[piano music plays]
[Denver] Did you finish making the passport?
Yeah.
Denver, are you okay?
[Denver cries]
Enough.
I went with Ágata.
[Tokyo] I was desperately driving with nowhere to go.
[engine revs]
[rock music plays]
[music ends]
[Tokyo] In a fraction of a second, I knew where to go.
The problem was
it was the most heavily guarded place in all of Spain.
[rock music continues]
Take a deep breath.
Are you nervous?
No, I'm fine.
[polygraph beeps]
Do you see these lines there?
Every one of your lies will translate into some very ugly curves,
due to fluctuations in blood pressure,
heart rate and the speed of breathing.
So, don't think about lying or I'll know.
Your name.
Sergio Marquina.
Your place of birth.
San Sebastián.
Did you plan on discrediting Ángel?
Yes.
Was it you who caused his accident?
No.
The idea for the heist… it was yours then?
No.
Then whose was it?
My father's.
He died before he could carry it out so this is kind of a tribute.
[chuckles]
It was the apple story then.
The fucking organic cider story.
The one you told in bed was the story of the heist?
And I listened to you like a moron.
This whole time, you've been mocking me, from the first moment.
I have not been mocking you, I swear. Look at the polygraph.
Look at it.
My father had a sick child,
without a fucking euro.
What would you have done?
He spent his time planning robberies
to pay for a hospital in the US
out of desperation…
to try and save my life.
My life.
Because no one…
no one helped him.
He attempted to steal the money.
They shot him in front of
a bank.
And that is the truth.
I suppose there are many perceptions of what justice is.
Did you think I was an easy target as a woman who suffered abuse?
Yes, I did.
When you leaked to the press that I…
refused to release eight hostages in favor of Alison Parker,
did you know I was going to be publicly lynched
and my career destroyed in front of my mother and my daughter?
Yes.
[sniffles] Okay.
You slept with me only because
-I was the inspector in charge? -No.
You did that because
-I'm the inspector in charge. -No.
-Will you stop lying to me? -I'm not lying to you.
You mean I should trust you just like that?
You don't have to trust anything. Raquel, it's what I feel.
I didn't expect it.
It just happened. I know it happened to you as well.
If it didn't happen to you then why are we here, huh?
Why am I not in a prison? What the hell is this?
Are you the crazy woman from Misery? It's something we're both feeling.
Both of us, do you understand? It happened to both of us.
[phone ringing]
Yes, Suárez.
[Suárez] Inspector, Silene Oliveira has escaped.
-What? -[Suárez] On her way to the courthouse.
She asked to testify before a judge.
The convoy was hijacked by a group who seemed Eastern European.
I've initiated Operation Cage. I hope they haven't left Madrid.
Immediately ask the judge to issue an international arrest warrant for her.
I want you to cut off all roads, ports and airports.
I want patrols on every fucking border.
Tokyo got away.
Was it you who freed a killer on the way to a maximum-security prison
while I was interrogating you?
Well, actually, I left everything ready before meeting you at the café.
I'm sorry I dressed like this, but I just got here from a…
Radko, I'm sorry about your brother.
You got it all down to the smallest detail.
Raquel, I've told you everything.
[sighs]
I've come all the way here without any type of resistance.
And if I let you interrogate me, it's…
it's because…
I wanted to be honest with you. I can't take it anymore.
-All the lying. -Enough.
-I didn't want to hurt you. -I said enough.
-This is a relief. -Shut the fuck up!
I don't want to hear this!
I'm done listening to you. Look.
Anything you have to say, you say it to the judge from now on.
Get up.
I said get the fuck up!
Go on, move.
Move.
Keep walking.
-I'm so sorry, Raquel. -I said keep walking.
[groaning]
I'm going to shoot.
[Tokyo] Ever heard the expression " entering the lion's den"?
[sirens wailing in distance]
It's a call to Alison Parker's phone. It's from an unknown number. Trace it.
[line ringing]
[phone buzzing]
Yes?
Rio?
It's Tokyo.
It's Silene Oliveira. Record this. Trace the location.
Where are you? Wait.
-They can hear us. -It doesn't matter.
This is a love call.
And the police are crazy about love.
Listen to me.
Do you remember the door my mother used to draw when I was afraid?
What is she talking about?
Yes, of course I remember. What about it?
I'm gonna enter it.
I'm gonna enter the door to heaven because my guardian angel didn't show up.
In one minute.
I love you.
You too.
What the hell was that about?
Well, it sounded like a goodbye.
[officer] An unauthorized vehicle is entering the perimeter.
[Suárez] Everybody to your stations.
Hey, you.
That's the girl.
Her mother…
Open the door…
Shit, the door.
Hey, hey.
[engine revs]
Attention all units. It's Silene Oliveira.
Tokyo is coming back!
-Get down on the ground! -[hostages scream]
We have to open the door for her!
Shoot the target. Shoot the biker. Fire!
Fire.
[gunshots]
Let's go!
[gunshots]
No! We have to cover her!
[officer 1] Target in range. Fire.
Papa, look out!
[officer 2] Take cover. Behind you.
[screaming]
[grunts]
Shit!
Fucker!
[Moscow grunts]
Moscow!
[Helsinki] Moskva!
[inaudible dialogue]
[panting]
["Asalto al Camión" by Iván M. Lacámara plays] perimeter.