How do I look?
Powerful.
Beautiful.
Martín...
for years, you've been going around in circles...
feeling this way.
I think it's time you moved on.
We can move on to wine, if you like.
-Shall we have a glass? -No.
I'm not drinking that with you.
I'm going to dinner. With Tatiana.
-Right. -You'll think about me,
but...
I won't think about you.
You don't have to spell it out for me. It's clear.
Oh, please. Do you think I don't love you?
I also feel that what we have between us
is extraordinary, unique, wonderful.
I know about love. I've been married 5 times.
-OK. -What I've never told you is that...
I've never felt anything with any of those women
remotely similar to what I have with you.
Not even close.
You and I are soul mates.
But only 99%.
As you know, I really like women.
And you like me too much.
And what's 1% against 99%?
-Unless you're not brave enough to try it. -That 1% is a tiny mitochondrion...
but it defines my desire.
Mitochondrion.
Where's your desire?
Here?
Where is it?
Don't worry. Relax.
Don't be afraid.
You're a coward, huh?
Where is it?
Look...
I'd give anything to feel that, but...
it's impossible.
It's impossible.
I love you, Martín.
But my brother is right. We must part ways.
And we have to scrap the plan.
Your son-of-a-bitch brother told you I loved you
to break up this house.
You're going to go and make photocopies in the Royal Mint, right?
I suggested melting gold together.
You're hooked on something that will never exist!
I have to leave you. It's...
for love.
For brotherhood.
For the commitment I have to you.
Leave...
and heal the wound.
Sometimes distance is the only way to find peace.
Farewell, my friend.
I'm sure that one way or another, time will bring us back together.
As Alicia Sierra walked towards the slaughterhouse...
she wore an enigmatic smile that no one noticed.
It was not the smile of someone about to throw in the towel.
Please, over here.
Is it true you sent for the daughter of Ágata Jiménez, Nairobi,
so she'd go to the window and you could shoot her?
-Did she die from that shot? -That is untrue.
It was a boy, not a girl.
Nine years old.
And yes, I sent for him.
With the knowledge of my superiors, of course.
-What are you doing? -We shot her in the chest.
I didn't allow a doctor to go in to operate.
Antoñanzas, turn the volume up!
Her friends saved her. All for nothing.
She was killed by the Bank of Spain's head of security,
Gandía, with the backing of Colonel Tamayo.
-Fucking bitch. -It needs to be said.
More questions.
Is it true that this Osman--
I don't know if you know him--
buried Cortés alive?
Yes, we buried him alive.
In Timimoun...
Tamayo's world was falling apart.
Of course I know Osman. He's a professional.
Capable of burying a man alive...
and leaving him shaking like a leaf without him dying.
His public image was crumbling, and the worst was yet to come.
Inside the bank, his big gamble was unconscious.
Palermo.
-How is he? -We're operating.
On a stretcher and badly wounded.
Save his life.
Didn't you drug him?
Drugs? We drugged him.
Inhaled, to be precise.
We hung him up, threw cold water on him, and he shat himself.
Everything the boy said is absolutely and totally true.
And there are plenty of things that he forgot to say.
Was the government aware of this?
Aware?
The government gave the orders.
I didn't wake up one day and say, "I'll interrogate the boy hard."
No! I had everyone's backing.
The CNI, police commanders, and the Ministry of the Interior.
Absolutely everyone knew about it.
And now you know. Thank you very much.
Alicia Sierra, negotiator at the Bank of Spain,
reveals all, and nobody is spared.
She admits to torture but holds the government responsible.
The government gave the orders, and she says, "Everyone knew."
We have to bury that bitch.
While all of Spain was glued to the TV,
in a former Chinese restaurant in Madrid,
Benjamín and his men...
were raising hell.
Marseille.
Arriving at extraction point.
Received.
One, two, three.
How many meters?
Four meters.
I need you to work faster.
Lisbon will be guarded by 26 officers, split between seven vehicles.
Three behind...
and three in front.
In the middle, the van she'll be in.
They'll go to the National Court first and then to the prison.
What's the most vulnerable point?
On the road. From point A to B.
-No. -In the courtroom?
No.
-Are we going to tunnel into the prison? -No.
But there is a place that is vulnerable.
We've all seen it.
On TV.
When the National Court's entrance is full of journalists, what do the cops do?
They take the prisoner...
through the parking garage.
Only the van goes in.
In 30 seconds, that armored convoy goes from having 26 officers...
to six. And from seven vehicles...
to one.
POLICE
And a parking garage is not a bunker or a high-security prison.
-It's... -A parking garage.
Exactly.
From the National Court parking garage
to the basement of our restaurant,
there are exactly...
11 meters and 68 centimeters of sandstone.
Sandstone. You are Asturian miners.
-The best. -What's that to you?
Nothing. Pick, shovel, grinder.
Minimum noise, maximum efficiency.
Ten hours, Benjamín, to have it ready.
-And the extraction? -Silent industrial machinery.
We'll take the rubble to the kitchen.
It'll be a clean and quick operation.
Benjamín?
Five meters.
Palermo.
I'm listening, Professor.
How is he?
He's conscious.
General physical condition?
He can't move one arm. He's lost blood. He can hardly breathe.
He's a total wreck.
But will he recover?
If I were his mother, I'd be lighting candles.
I'm telling you that he'll recover.
I'll make sure of it personally.
Even if I have to be with him for six months.
But I'll make you better.
I'll feed you soup. I'll make you strong again.
And when you're as strong as an ox, do you know what will happen?
I'll kill you.
I'll beat you to death.
Why the fuck are we saving this motherfucker's life?
-Can he speak? -So far, he's not saying much.
My name is Stockholm. Do you remember me?
Let go of me, fucking bitch, scumbag.
Let go.
Professor, he can talk.
He killed Nairobi.
What the fuck are we doing?
-We have to kill him! -That'll depend on him, Rio.
If he wants to live, he'll live.
If he wants to die...
he'll die.
It depends on him?
You can't say that.
You have no clue how we're feeling in here.
You don't know what it's like to look him in the eyes.
-Tokyo... -Don't talk to me like you're my dad.
Do you know how I feel?
Do you know how Helsinki feels?
Helsinki... is stitching him up.
He's treating him. Do you know who he treated before? No.
You don't know. Of course you don't.
You don't know anything. You're hiding like a rat.
That's how you keep giving orders after Nairobi's death,
without shedding a tear. You feel nothing!
Enough!
You feel nothing!
Stop.
-Nothing! -Stop!
Do you want to feed him soup too?
Tokyo, I would take him
and I'd stick a burning iron through him.
I'd take him down to the foundry,
and I'd put his head in the furnace to finish him off.
You think I'm not hurting over Nairobi? That the Professor isn't too?
Doesn't seem like it.
He's a prisoner.
And we don't kill prisoners.
As much as it pains us, we don't kill prisoners.
Nor do we kill in cold blood.
But he did!
He killed Nairobi! She was sick. She was unarmed. She'd surrendered!
We had a truce, for fuck's sake!
Now it's about saving our lives, Rio, like we saved yours.
That involves collateral damage, like swallowing the pain.
We've run out of time. They broke the truce.
We have to turn this situation around.
Helsinki.
Helsinki!
Helsinki, no!
-No! -Why did you kill her,
you son of a bitch?
Why'd you kill her?
Palermo.
Helsinki, look at me.
Look me in the eyes.
Helsinki!
Come on, brother.
Rio, Denver.
Get to work.
Now.
Palermo?
He's alive, sir.
Son of a bitch.
Are you having one?
You're having an anxiety thing.
It was very tense up there.
It'll pass in a minute.
I already know I'm fucked, Commissioner. You don't need to remind me.
-What I want to know is what happened. -Call them.
I've been a negotiator for 15 years. I know when a deal's been accepted.
Call them. You'll be with them in 24 hours.
We won't come after you.
She was against the ropes. She was going to sell the Professor out.
I'd worn her down. I'd almost defeated her.
Then something happened.
But what can happen when someone is incommunicado?
Maybe she wasn't incommunicado.
Antoñanzas, stay and watch Murillo.
Don't let anyone in.
Antoñanzas?
What do you think...
Commissioner?
Should we go after Antoñanzas?
Smart creature.
It's really like a vacation.
I'll come back for you, Commissioner.
Court proceedings have been initiated against Alicia Sierra
and a warrant issued for her arrest.
The police negotiator could be the first arrest
in the Bank of Spain heist, absurd as it sounds.
She's accused of false imprisonment and torture
following the press conference from the Ministry of the Interior.
The minister, the director of the CNI, and police commanders
are preparing libel and slander lawsuits against the inspector.
Confirmed. Interior requests her immediate arrest.
Go after her!
I'm sorry.
I'm directly responsible for all this shit.
I didn't calculate the pain it'd cause you. I'm sorry.
What do you know about pain, Palermo?
Pain is a loan shark.
It leaves you with a debt that you can never pay back.
I can take pain.
A lot of pain.
Oh, yeah? What about the pain you're feeling now?
It's different, right?
I saw it in your eyes.
It was like seeing myself in the mirror.
You have no idea...
where you'll fall.
Get out of there now.
Otherwise, you run the risk of... becoming a piece of shit like me.
This horrible monster I've turned into. A guy who destroys everything he touches.
Someone who's wanted to die for many years.
And you can't get out of there. You never get out.
Look, brother.
All that "boom, boom, ciao" crap...
I treated you like shit.
I didn't dare. I couldn't. I didn't know how.
But let me say, I'm by your side. I won't let you fall.
I know.
I've known from the start.
I know who you are.
My name is Martín Berrote.
I was born in Buenos Aires, but I live in Palermo, Sicily.
I'm going to get you out of here alive. Even if I have to die doing it.
My name is Mirko Dragic.
I'm from Belgrade.
I lost Oslo in the Mint.
I lost Nairobi.
And I'm not losing anyone else.
You included, Martín Berrote.
NATIONAL COURT 09:34 HOURS
Lisbon will start testifying at the National Court.
She'll give reliable, specific details, earning the judge's trust.
And she'll do it meticulously because all of this...
is part of the Paris Plan.
What is the Paris Plan?
A rescue plan in case either of us is caught.
But why Paris?
Because Paris is the city of freedom.
And of love.
Who hasn't strolled around Paris in love? Right, boys?
What will Lisbon tell the judge?
The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
And in fact, she'll start with love.
How did you reunite with Sergio Marquina? Did you arrange it?
I met him a year after we escaped,
in Palawan in the Philippines.
He left me a puzzle with coordinates. He might not look it, but he's romantic.
She'll tell them everything.
Everything: where we lived, how often we relocated.
After an hour and a half, she'll tell them the plan.
What do you mean?
-She can't do that. -She can.
Truth is the basis of trust, and that's a fact.
The plan's to steal 90 tons of gold from the national reserve.
We're melting it.
-They're melting it in there? -Of course.
By now, they'll have done around 50 tons.
We're using industrial furnaces made by Hormund.
Hormund.
German. They're the best.
-Benjamín, how are we doing? -Seven and a half meters!
Faster.
Faster!
We'll give them all the details.
They reach 2,300ºC, and gold melts at 1,064ºC.
We'll overwhelm them with technical details, so their brains...
have to keep processing information.
We knew that the vault floods at a rate of 7,500 liters a minute.
Very detailed information.
And we'll do that to...
-tire them out. -That's right.
The challenge was the interconnection tube.
Can I have some paper and a pen?
I'm going to tire you out.
-Meters? -Nine meters!
Faster.
The vault door...
14 tons of steel...
We had to cut a circle in it in just minutes...
The bathyscaphe floods...
The diver enters... We weld the tube...
...to equalize the pressure... ...it comes out the other side.
A bit like this.
Have some dinner brought in.
They say that pregnant women have a sharper sense of smell.
It was perhaps the only thing the Professor hadn't foreseen.
It was the first time someone had picked up his scent
without him sensing it.
Antoñanzas's wife had not yet seen the news.
-Marisa? -Sierra took less than 3 minutes
to get the information she needed.
-I'm a colleague of Benito's. -I know who you are.
Let me see, where do I begin? Benito has been acting...
-weird lately, nervous... -Antoñanzas had seemed anxious at home.
So much so, he'd been swimming late at night
with two friends in the pool.
And it seemed like he was drunk.
Colonel, Sierra isn't at home. She must have fled.
Fucking bitch.
All units, an arrest warrant's been issued for Alicia Sierra.
I can't give you the footage even if you are an officer.
I need permission from a judge or the residents' association president.
Oh wait, someone's calling me.
It's the residents' association president.
How are you, President?
OK, thank you.
He says yes.
Give me the tapes of the entrance,
the pool, the parking lot, the street... All of them.
Listen, Amanda.
What you did before...
Making unfounded accusations against me--
-I don't want to hear it. Leave me alone. -Look--
Didn't you hear her? Leave her alone. Don't make me kick you out of here.
What are you doing?
Everyone quiet, now!
You're despicable. You make me cringe.
You're calling me despicable? You?
A banker.
A puppet of the system and of capitalism.
You're giving me lessons in ethics?
A man who didn't have the balls to defend his workers
-and face the terrorists. -Enough!
On the ground!
Hands behind your head!
Come on. All right!
You, over there!
-Arturo! -Everyone on their feet.
I'll get you out, I promise.
All of you! That's the difference between you and me, Governor.
I came to save all these people, to be a hero.
While you piss your pants at the slightest thing.
-Governor. -Arturo.
She's got a gun.
You're going to put that G36 on the floor in the next three seconds.
If you don't, you're dead.
Who are you? If you don't mind me asking.
Manila. Undercover agent for the gang.
Well, look...
Manila, I don't buy a word of it.
And that gun is one of the fake ones they give us.
You don't fool me.
You have two seconds. Put the gun down,
and pray it's not true you raped Amanda.
You're pissing me off. I'm losing my patience.
-One. -So--
I didn't rape her.
I just gave her some anxiety meds.
I'm bleeding out.
I'm dying.
You're not. There's an exit wound.
There are no arteries or anything important there.
Arturo, you're under arrest, accused of rape.
And...
may I remind you that you offered me pills too, scumbag.
That night in the bank, no one slept.
But the worst news
was that, outside, our biggest enemy was wasting no time.
Sierra saw Antoñanzas fall. She saw him hit the springboard.
Seconds later, the Professor and Marseille appeared.
It was 3:11 in the morning.
Minutes later, she had the license plate.
What's up, cutie?
-Fuck, Alicia, don't give me shit. -Take it easy.
I have a license plate from April 7 at 3:00 a.m.
It left a street off the M-30. I need to know where it went.
You're a wanted woman. I'm taking a risk.
How many times have I taken risks for you, Raúl?
Should I remind you of the last time? Don't fuck with me.
Meters?
Nine and a half!
Lisbon's mission...
is to buy us the time we need.
You see...
people can concentrate for about 50 minutes.
However important that information is,
there's a point when you can't take any more.
They'll have no choice but to continue the next day.
Do you know anything about underwater welding?
Or about how to use a thermic lance underwater?
In water, you cut metal with fire.
Fire? Underwater?
-How are we doing? -Ten meters!
Faster.
Faster!
Fire underwater to get to the state secrets,
key to the negotiation.
But it didn't work. We had to use the dolphin.
A dolphin?
Ten and a half.
Flipper is the name we gave the governor of the Bank of Spain.
It was the fastest way to get the secrets and negotiate.
That's an act of coercion.
-I know. -And disclosure of secrets.
We sent the secrets to an external server.
Lend me the pencil, and I can outline how the IT system works.
It's almost one in the morning.
Maybe we should take a break.
If the prosecution and the defense agree...
She'll go back to prison.
And we'll keep chipping away...
and chipping away.
And between 4:00 and 4:30 in the morning, we'll have drilled through
the 11 meters and 68 centimeters of our tunnel.
And at last... we'll access the parking garage.
-Questions? -How do we get into the garage
without being seen?
Good!
Very good question.
In two stages. First: Pakistan.
-Pakistan. -Yes.
And you'll give the order.
The mole is out for a walk.
Shakir.
-Shakir, now. -Perfect, Professor.
From Pakistan, they'll change the signal of the internal CCTV.
And from then on, the guards will see a recording.
Stage two: Marseille.
Marseille will be at that critical point on a night out,
when all the bars in Madrid have closed, but...
you want to keep dancing with your new hookup,
Sheila.
Marseille.
Speaking.
-Benjamín? -Speaking.
And that will drown out the noise of the angle grinders.
Stopwatches.
Three, two...
one...
now.
Now.
Good evening. Is there a problem?
What the hell are you doing?
Having a party. All the bars are closed.
So we're having a little party here in the car.
Marseille, hang on.
Hang on, Marseille.
One minute!
What sort of party is it with alcohol-free beer?
Well, I want to make love tonight.
And with alcohol...
And without alcohol...
Turn off the music.
Benjamín!
Thirty seconds!
Don't turn it off, Marseille.
-What? -Turn off the music.
Twenty seconds!
-Turn off the damn music. -Hold on, Marseille.
-Get out of the car. -Hold on.
Ten seconds!
-Get out. -Five seconds!
The burrow is open.
We're in.
OK.
Get out of here.
We're in.
Benjamín.
Stage three.
Roger that.
Hello.
M-607.
The last CCTV sighting was at kilometer 29, the Colmenar Viejo exit.
Eight in the morning on the second day... the last stage begins.
That's when Lisbon will leave Soto del Real prison,
guarded by the same convoy as the day before.
She's just left the prison.
Get ready.
Tokyo, get Gandía ready.
At 8:35, she'll arrive at the National Court.
The entrance will still be full of journalists.
They'll repeat the same procedure.
They'll go into the parking garage.
But there's one difference...
you will already be there.
But nobody will be able to see you.
Because overnight...
you'll have built a false wall.
Jeez, Louise!
You'll have three hours to build that wall
before the first National Court employees arrive at 7:00 a.m.
That wall
will be just small enough that no one will notice it,
but big enough for you to hide behind.
Perfect.
And then comes the David Copperfield moment.
How to extract someone
from a van guarded by six other vehicles and surrounded by civil guards
without anyone realizing.
How to do it so that life goes on...
as if nothing had happened.
For that, we need to move the next piece on the board.
And it's an essential piece.
The time has come... for you to decide your fate:
life or death.
We've reconnected your equipment.
You'll call the tent, you'll speak to Tamayo,
and you'll say you killed Nairobi.
Fucking son of a bitch.
And killed me too.
That we haven't found the panic room yet,
but that we're about to.
That you're going out and that you've got a radio.
What's up?
Am I turning you on like when I rammed the shrapnel into you?
Get to it.
Command center.
It's César Gandía.
Head of security for the governor of the Bank of Spain.
It's a ruse. They caught me! They're trying to set you up!
Gandía...
it's the Professor.
We fully expected you to do this,
but that was your one chance to get it wrong.
The next call will be to Tamayo.
-Do it again... -Think of your son, Juanito.
...and Tokyo will kill you.
You hear me, Tokyo?
-Loud and clear. -Listen to me, Tokyo.
You'll hang up... and you'll kill him.
I want you to understand one thing.
You can't win now. You've already lost. Do you understand?
The heroic thing to do is to see your wife and son again.
If not, they'll lose you.
They'll lose you.
Do you hear me, Tokyo?
Get to it.
Suárez.
Martínez!
Colonel!
It's Gandía.
Gandía, I'm here.
Colonel, I'm in the panic room.
They're about to find it.
I've eliminated Nairobi and Tokyo.
I'm launching another attack.
I'll take a radio. This is the frequency.
-I want all units on alert. -Alpha and Beta units, get ready.
-Everyone ready and on alert. -Go.
Four, six, two,
point, six, six, two.
Come with us.
If we don't get Lisbon when she arrives, what do we do?
Wait in the wall for 10 hours?
This time, it'll take her less than 20 minutes to come back.
They'll insist, of course, but she'll be within her rights.
I've decided not to testify.
Mrs. Murillo, yesterday you seriously incriminated yourself.
I advise you not to backtrack.
You could get penal benefits.
The judge will be forced to send her to prison.
The same guards who took her in will take her back to the parking garage.
But no one will be watching, because the security control room
will be seeing the recording from the night before.
The first time Lisbon arrived.
And then,
they'll cross paths with...
a judge... a prosecutor...
a police officer...
and two lawyers.
Well, maybe you should be the prisoner.
Benjamín.
-Everyone ready? -Ready.
Now.
-Benjamín. -I see her.
Twenty-five meters.
Ten meters.
The signal will be...
"Good morning."
Three meters.
Good morning.
-Good morning, Ms. Lisbon. -Hello.
Let's go.
We won't make it easy for them: within 45 seconds,
they'll have explosives strapped to their chests.
Within 55, two cameras and two microphones will be watching them so that...
if they change the route...
Boom.
If they attempt to raise the alarm...
Boom.
If you don't drive the prisoner back to the prison...
Boom.
Are we taking the prisoner or not?
We'll give them another Lisbon.
Officers...
everything OK? You're taking a long time.
Yes, everything's fine.
-We're coming up now. -OK, understood.
And that's when the great magic trick begins.
The climax of the David Copperfield show.
-Who is this Copperfield? -The magician.
-Wasn't that Harry Potter? -It'll seem like nothing's changed.
But it won't be.
Because we'll have someone crawling through the tunnel at top speed.
Come on.
Let's go.
Tokyo...
Lisbon is on the way.
Begin the countdown... now.
Run!
Colonel, they're shooting!
Gandía!
-Gandía, answer me. -Gandía here.
Gandía here!
-They're closing in on me. -They're closing in on me.
-I'm caught in the cross fire. -Good.
Up you go.
-Where are you? Can we give cover fire? -Negative.
Negative, Colonel.
-I'm going to the roof. -I'm going to the roof.
-I request evacuation. -I request evacuation!
Suárez, send a helicopter, now.
-Come on! -Delta 1, prepare for takeoff.
Rescue operation at the Bank of Spain, now!
Hold on, Gandía.
I have an M16 and 3 magazines.
I don't know how long I can hold out.
Fire. Now.
-They started a fire. -They're starting a fire. I can't see!
Colonel.
Smoke on the roof.
Hold on. The helicopter's coming.
Lisbon.
-Marseille. -Marseille.
We have Lisbon.
Switch to blanks.
Let's go!
Where will you get a military helicopter?
The same place we got the vehicles for the heist: the black market.
Not only that, we'll intercept their communications
so that when they contact the helicopter, it'll be us who answer.
Where's the helicopter?
Delta, position.
Time?
Two minutes, fifty seconds.
-Two minutes, 50 seconds. -Go to the roof. We'll cover you.
I can't. There's plastic explosive on the door.
-For fuck's sake! Bomb disposal! -Bomb disposal!
-Describe the device. -Blue wire to the primer.
There's a movement sensor and a blue wire to the primer.
Cut it. It's a simple device.
-You sure? -Yes.
-No! -Cut it.
No. Colonel!
-Wire cut. -Wire cut!
Denver, now.
I'm in black. Don't shoot.
-Door. -Exiting now.
I'm wearing black and a ski mask. Hold fire.
Our man's in black. Cover him.
-Be ready for possible cross fire. -Copy.
Switch to blanks.
Go!
Let's go!
They're on the roof. They're firing!
Cover fire!
There's smoke. I don't have a shot.
-Tokyo, now. -Palermo?
Open.
-Searching for target. -No visual.
I've got them. I see them!
Target in sight.
Permission to shoot.
-They're shooting at us! -Motherfuckers.
We're exposed.
-They're exposed! -Take cover!
We're retreating to cover.
Delta, begin approach maneuver. Rescue protocol.
I want a quick, clean extraction.
Marseille.
-Arriving. -Helicopter in position.
-Get it down there! -Go ahead.
-Permission to descend, sir! -Proceed.
Back in the helicopter, now!
Lisbon!
-Denver! -Welcome to the Bank of Spain!
Package delivered, Professor. I'll be out in two minutes.
Where's the helicopter going?
Delta 1, what's going on? Return to your position!
-Delta 1, come in! -Fuck!
There's a problem with the helicopter. We're gonna tackle them.
Where'd that agent come from? What balls.
They're retreating.
Are you OK?
Yes?
What?
A call from Soto del Real. The convoy that transferred Murillo.
I have a woman here who was kidnapped as she left the hairdressers.
What do I care? This is the command center for the heist!
Here, asshole.
Gandía, hold on!
Stay on the stairs till the helicopter returns.
Where's the fucking helicopter?
Colonel...
-What? -Colonel.
The situation seems to be... a trick.
-Yes! -Come on!
Yes!
Fuck yeah!
-Yes! -Professor.
Lisbon is with us.
I repeat, Lisbon is with us!
Fuck yeah!
Listen to me.
This war...
We're going to win.
For Nairobi.
For Nairobi!
Don't move.
Checkmate, son of a bitch.