WEBVTT 00:10.458 --> 00:12.458 [suspenseful music plays] 00:26.333 --> 00:28.750 MADRID FIVE DAYS SINCE D-DAY 00:31.541 --> 00:32.916 [Tamayo] Oh, Alicia… 00:33.708 --> 00:36.541 Now the only way out is by taking the blame. 00:37.375 --> 00:39.291 [Alicia] And who's gonna do that? 00:39.375 --> 00:40.875 [Tamayo] For the CNI, Prieto. 00:41.375 --> 00:43.083 For the police, you. 00:45.000 --> 00:48.416 [Marseille] Package delivered, Professor. I'm out in two minutes. 00:52.666 --> 00:55.666 [Tamayo] Shit's gonna hit the fan in every possible scenario. 00:55.750 --> 00:56.708 Be strong. 00:57.208 --> 00:58.875 We're with you on this. 00:59.458 --> 01:00.416 [Denver] Lisbon! 01:00.500 --> 01:02.041 Welcome to the Bank of Spain. 01:02.625 --> 01:04.458 [Alicia] The government gave the orders. 01:04.541 --> 01:07.291 The National Intelligence Agency, chief of police, 01:07.375 --> 01:08.916 and Ministry of the Interior. 01:09.000 --> 01:11.583 All of them, absolutely all of them knew about it. 01:11.666 --> 01:14.125 [tense music plays] 01:15.125 --> 01:17.416 Where the fuck is the helicopter going? 01:18.333 --> 01:20.458 [reporter] The official magistrate of Madrid 01:20.541 --> 01:22.791 has initiated proceedings against Alicia Sierra… 01:27.000 --> 01:29.333 and put out an order for her arrest. 01:29.416 --> 01:31.791 -[Denver] Yes! -[Rio] Come on! 01:32.625 --> 01:35.250 [Tokyo] Professor. Lisbon, we've got Lisbon! 01:35.333 --> 01:37.333 [frenetic music playing] 01:38.208 --> 01:40.833 [Professor] Listen to me. This war, 01:41.416 --> 01:42.416 we're going to win it. 01:43.625 --> 01:44.625 For Nairobi. 01:45.208 --> 01:46.166 For Nairobi. 01:46.250 --> 01:47.541 [Helsinki] For Nairobi. 01:48.041 --> 01:49.041 [Palermo] For Nairobi. 01:49.125 --> 01:50.666 For Nairobi! 01:51.250 --> 01:52.666 For Nairobi! 01:52.750 --> 01:53.958 For Nairobi! 01:54.833 --> 01:56.583 For Nairobi! 01:57.208 --> 01:59.083 For Nairobi! 01:59.166 --> 02:00.916 For Nairobi! 02:01.000 --> 02:01.875 [gun cocks] 02:19.041 --> 02:21.583 [music builds] 02:26.375 --> 02:28.000 Checkmate, you son of a bitch. 02:32.291 --> 02:33.208 [music stops] 02:34.125 --> 02:36.125 [tense music plays] 02:36.708 --> 02:40.291 If you move an inch, I'll shoot you. And trust me, I'd love to see you dead. 02:43.833 --> 02:45.625 I'm the wife of a dead man. 02:47.291 --> 02:49.208 I'm a disgraced police officer. 02:50.583 --> 02:53.791 People who used to love me think I'm a torturer. All thanks to you. 02:53.875 --> 02:57.000 And the only reason I'm not emptying my clip into your brain 02:57.083 --> 02:59.833 is because someone's gonna need me for the next 18 years. 03:01.375 --> 03:03.041 But it's a really fine line. 03:05.500 --> 03:07.500 And if you make me cross it, I'll do it 03:07.583 --> 03:09.000 with a smile on my face. 03:10.875 --> 03:12.041 This is where you've been. 03:12.833 --> 03:14.083 This is your hideout. 03:16.500 --> 03:19.333 In the most vile pit in all of Madrid, of course. 03:19.916 --> 03:23.125 This place fits who you are. You're a rat. 03:23.208 --> 03:24.958 What are you going to do to me? 03:26.958 --> 03:29.750 [inhales] You're gonna tell me the whole plan 03:30.250 --> 03:31.625 so I can deliver you on a platter. 03:32.541 --> 03:35.750 I'm gonna make sure that you're charged with terrorism, 03:36.458 --> 03:38.250 sentenced to life in prison, 03:38.750 --> 03:41.833 so you don't ever see sunlight for the rest of your life. 03:42.875 --> 03:44.208 Because listen to me. 03:44.958 --> 03:46.083 Your sentence 03:46.750 --> 03:48.291 will be our salvation. 03:48.375 --> 03:49.458 [Alicia grunts] 03:50.458 --> 03:51.541 [Professor shouts] 03:54.166 --> 03:56.875 ["My Life Is Going On" by Cecilia Krull playing] 04:03.125 --> 04:05.833 ♪ If I stay with you ♪ 04:05.916 --> 04:10.916 ♪ If I'm choosing wrong I don't care at all ♪ 04:12.791 --> 04:17.500 ♪ If I'm losing now But I'm winning late ♪ 04:17.583 --> 04:21.166 ♪ That's all I want ♪ 04:21.833 --> 04:27.083 ♪ I don't care at all ♪ 04:27.166 --> 04:30.291 ♪ I am lost ♪ 04:31.291 --> 04:36.583 ♪ I don't care at all ♪ 04:42.166 --> 04:43.916 ♪ Lost my time ♪ 04:44.000 --> 04:49.541 ♪ My life is going on ♪ 04:52.041 --> 04:54.375 [church bells ringing] 05:08.583 --> 05:11.208 [lighthearted music plays] 05:11.291 --> 05:12.625 [chuckles] 05:13.916 --> 05:16.000 [laughing] 05:20.458 --> 05:22.541 -[Berlin] Look at the civility. -[man] Sure. 05:22.625 --> 05:24.416 [Berlin] The beautiful people. 05:24.500 --> 05:28.458 And here we are together, father and son. So poetic. 05:28.541 --> 05:32.208 [man] Well, it's not like our relationship has been ideal, Dad. 05:32.291 --> 05:35.625 -[Berlin] Yes, but I forgive you. -[man] You forgave me, for what? 05:35.708 --> 05:36.916 [Berlin] For being born. 05:37.708 --> 05:40.458 Your mother and I had an incredible relationship. 05:40.541 --> 05:41.791 Exceptional woman. 05:43.333 --> 05:45.583 And you stood in the way of our happiness. 05:47.375 --> 05:49.833 I wanted to take her to dinners, go traveling, 05:50.583 --> 05:53.541 make love to her in the most beautiful places in the world. 05:53.625 --> 05:57.750 And then you showed up and ruined it all. You were like a nuclear warhead. 05:58.250 --> 06:00.666 You completely destroyed our dreams. 06:00.750 --> 06:02.791 -I don't know. Lots of people have kids. -Hmm. 06:02.875 --> 06:05.541 -[man] You could've adapted. -Look at those lobsters! 06:06.541 --> 06:07.625 [chuckles] 06:07.708 --> 06:10.666 Oh, we should go eat here. Maître! 06:10.750 --> 06:13.666 [Berlin, in Danish] Two Danish aquavits and the menu, please. 06:16.208 --> 06:17.166 Rafael. 06:18.083 --> 06:19.000 Rafael, 06:19.500 --> 06:23.541 we're here so we can have a fresh start, hmm? 06:24.666 --> 06:27.541 We're not here to dwell on the past or our resentments. 06:28.291 --> 06:30.291 [soft piano music plays] 06:33.333 --> 06:34.458 [Rafael] You're right, Dad. 06:35.041 --> 06:38.250 The past is the past, and it doesn't really make sense to… 06:39.416 --> 06:41.541 keep bringing it up, so, that's it. 06:42.833 --> 06:44.125 [sighs] 06:44.916 --> 06:45.916 [both sigh] 06:46.000 --> 06:49.416 I'm really glad that we're here, the two of us together again. 06:49.500 --> 06:50.375 Really. 06:51.250 --> 06:53.375 Oh, Tatiana. [laughs] 06:59.750 --> 07:01.750 [jubilant music plays] 07:13.041 --> 07:14.958 I'm here for a fresh start with your girlfriend? 07:15.041 --> 07:17.375 A little family honeymoon, just the three of us. 07:23.708 --> 07:24.958 [romantic music plays] 07:25.041 --> 07:26.166 [Rafael clears throat] 07:28.333 --> 07:30.041 I guess I'll go to the bathroom. 07:34.375 --> 07:35.416 Something wrong? 07:35.500 --> 07:38.708 He's just a little fussy. He didn't know you were coming. 07:39.833 --> 07:42.166 Well, did you tell him he's here for a heist? 07:42.250 --> 07:45.625 [laughs] My love, the things that actually matter in life 07:45.708 --> 07:47.500 always come unexpectedly. 07:54.625 --> 07:56.500 And after that, what? 07:58.333 --> 08:00.166 -After the Plan Paris? -Mm-hmm. 08:01.833 --> 08:03.833 Then we immediately begin Plan Rome. 08:03.916 --> 08:05.250 [calm music plays] 08:05.333 --> 08:06.166 No. 08:06.916 --> 08:08.958 -Rome? Seriously? -Mm-hmm. Yeah. 08:09.458 --> 08:12.041 -[Lisbon laughs] That's wonderful! -What? [chuckles] 08:13.250 --> 08:16.833 Hey, what's happened to you? [laughs] You used to be stone cold. 08:16.916 --> 08:19.125 You're not turning into a romantic, are you? 08:19.208 --> 08:21.375 -[Professor] Of course not. -[moans] 08:21.458 --> 08:24.375 And what happens after we go to Rome? Plan Venice? [laughs] 08:25.541 --> 08:29.208 I meant it as a reference of the burning of Rome during the reign of Nero. 08:29.875 --> 08:30.791 Nero? 08:31.750 --> 08:33.958 That doesn't sound very sexy. Go ahead. 08:34.666 --> 08:37.458 If we release the only person they were able to capture 08:38.000 --> 08:40.833 and get them in the bank right under everyone's noses, 08:42.416 --> 08:43.625 it'll be so humiliating 08:43.708 --> 08:46.291 that they'll try and destroy us as soon as possible. 08:47.250 --> 08:49.416 They'll resort to using maximum force. 08:50.708 --> 08:51.666 Military. 08:52.375 --> 08:54.083 Let's prepare to intervene immediately. 08:54.166 --> 08:56.416 -I need to talk to you. -Leave brainstorming for later. 08:56.500 --> 08:57.375 I need backup. 08:57.458 --> 09:00.208 I need intervention officers from Catalonia and the Basque Country. 09:00.291 --> 09:01.833 -I want Urruticoetxea! -Great idea. 09:01.916 --> 09:04.041 Get them and take them to Puerta del Sol square. 09:04.125 --> 09:06.625 I hear someone's dressed up and picking pockets! 09:06.708 --> 09:08.041 Only the army can fix this. 09:08.125 --> 09:11.083 Wait a minute, this is a civil matter. This is an issue for the police. 09:11.166 --> 09:14.625 It's a matter of our national security. I'm bringing the military in. 09:14.708 --> 09:17.083 They'll come out victorious or come out dead. 09:17.791 --> 09:20.083 Martínez, get me Major Sagasta. 09:20.166 --> 09:23.541 -One battalion, maybe two. I don't know. -[sighs] 09:23.625 --> 09:25.833 And moreover, they'll go in thirsty for blood 09:25.916 --> 09:28.500 and the killing of hostages won't matter that much anymore. 09:29.000 --> 09:30.541 And so then what? 09:31.958 --> 09:34.958 -How's it going downstairs? -Fifty-nine tons are already melted. 09:35.041 --> 09:37.666 Connect the pump, Palermo. Let's begin extraction. 09:37.750 --> 09:40.458 But there's 31 tons left. The plan's to melt it all. 09:40.541 --> 09:43.541 I'm here, so the plan's changed. The priority now is to get it out. 09:43.625 --> 09:45.625 Our only chance will be to extract the gold 09:45.708 --> 09:47.875 we've managed to melt up until that moment. 09:48.375 --> 09:49.208 Oh. 09:49.291 --> 09:51.916 I can't believe you got me excited about Rome. 09:52.833 --> 09:55.458 -And how long do we have? -Three or four hours. 09:55.541 --> 09:58.875 They're close to figuring out our plan. The helicopter's still in the air. 09:59.875 --> 10:01.750 [action music plays] 10:04.666 --> 10:06.125 Where is that helicopter? 10:06.208 --> 10:09.458 It's heading southwest from Guadalajara. We're 11 minutes behind. 10:09.541 --> 10:12.708 I can send an F18 from the base in Torrejón and shoot it down. 10:12.791 --> 10:14.875 No. That pilot's useless to us if he's dead. 10:14.958 --> 10:17.708 That helicopter's gonna land. The moment it does, we'll be there. 10:17.791 --> 10:18.625 Of course. 10:19.291 --> 10:23.333 [officer] Bear 21. Bear 21, this is Bravo 03. 10:23.416 --> 10:25.958 Land at once. I repeat, land at once. 10:28.708 --> 10:30.083 [music stops suddenly] 10:30.166 --> 10:33.916 Don't even think about touching me! The wound is next to the femoral artery. 10:34.750 --> 10:36.916 [Denver] Stitch him up. Make sure he shuts up. 10:37.000 --> 10:37.875 [Helsinki] Okay, hero. 10:37.958 --> 10:40.833 [Arturo] I'll only be worked on by a surgeon in a hospital! 10:40.916 --> 10:42.500 [limping footsteps] 10:42.583 --> 10:46.291 What the fuck did you do, Manila? You came in here under one condition: 10:46.375 --> 10:49.750 You wouldn't reveal your identity. Just a hostage with hostages. 10:49.833 --> 10:51.833 Did you see the guy holding an M16? 10:51.916 --> 10:55.875 Arturo had the M16 and he's useless. Arturo with a bazooka is useless! 10:55.958 --> 10:57.666 There was a protocol. 10:57.750 --> 10:59.666 You know I kind of saved your life. 10:59.750 --> 11:01.833 Maybe you could at least thank me for it. 11:03.083 --> 11:05.333 If they caught us, you'd stay with Cincinnati. 11:06.875 --> 11:08.083 That was the deal. 11:08.166 --> 11:09.750 You were given your orders, 11:09.833 --> 11:11.250 and you blew it. 11:11.750 --> 11:14.375 And now my son has no plan B. 11:14.458 --> 11:16.333 -Manila did what she had to do. -No. 11:16.416 --> 11:18.625 We trusted her with the mission of raising our child, 11:18.708 --> 11:20.208 and she wiped her ass with it. 11:20.291 --> 11:21.458 It's never Arturo's fault. 11:22.208 --> 11:24.916 No matter what he does. I mean, even if he has an M16, 11:25.000 --> 11:27.458 or rubs himself against you with a hard-on, 11:27.541 --> 11:29.625 or abuses hostages… It's always somebody else's fault! 11:31.541 --> 11:32.375 Look, 11:33.916 --> 11:35.333 if we lose Cincinnati, 11:36.250 --> 11:37.375 we're the only ones to blame. 11:38.583 --> 11:41.666 We came in here because we wanted to, so cut the shit out. 11:42.250 --> 11:43.750 And get back to work. 11:43.833 --> 11:45.833 [sad music plays] 11:55.833 --> 11:57.250 [shouts] Attention, gentlemen! 11:57.333 --> 12:00.625 There's a change of plans. I repeat, a change of plans. 12:00.708 --> 12:03.875 Get all the ingots that are left and plug in the extractor pump. 12:03.958 --> 12:05.125 Let's go, right now! 12:05.958 --> 12:08.791 [Bogotá] Come on! Move it, move it. Quit sitting around. 12:09.291 --> 12:11.500 Eight more hours at full blast and we can melt it all. 12:11.583 --> 12:14.416 The melting is secondary. Now it's about extraction. 12:14.500 --> 12:17.166 They said we had to melt 90 tons so we could get out alive 12:17.250 --> 12:18.375 but now 60's enough? 12:18.458 --> 12:20.000 Lisbon's in the bank now. 12:20.083 --> 12:23.291 That will force them into an intervention we can't handle. 12:23.375 --> 12:27.208 Either we take the gold out now or we're done, brother. Understand? 12:28.083 --> 12:29.791 Did you have that information before? 12:29.875 --> 12:31.750 That Lisbon's rescue would jeopardize our plan? 12:31.833 --> 12:35.041 -Come on, I didn't know fucking shit! -Of course not, damn it! 12:36.250 --> 12:38.750 -Because we never agreed to that. -[sighs] 12:38.833 --> 12:41.208 If getting someone out of jail puts the plan at risk, 12:41.291 --> 12:43.125 then they stay in jail, period. 12:43.208 --> 12:44.708 And that goes for everyone. 12:45.500 --> 12:47.166 I'm not the one giving orders. 12:47.791 --> 12:49.166 You were before, damn it. 12:49.833 --> 12:51.583 Now what? You run the errands? 12:52.750 --> 12:53.916 Palermo, 12:54.500 --> 12:56.583 looks like we're starting to improvise, 12:56.666 --> 12:58.916 and that's how people get killed in a heist. 13:04.000 --> 13:06.000 [tense music builds] 13:08.458 --> 13:10.000 Lisbon to Professor. Do you copy? 13:12.333 --> 13:13.833 [chains rattle] 13:13.916 --> 13:15.125 Lisbon to Professor. 13:15.208 --> 13:16.041 Do you copy? 13:17.250 --> 13:18.958 [chains rattle] 13:21.458 --> 13:23.791 [footsteps approaching] 13:23.875 --> 13:25.708 Lisbon to Professor. Do you copy? 13:30.958 --> 13:33.833 How long did they keep you under interrogation in the tent? 13:35.625 --> 13:36.583 Thirty hours. 13:37.291 --> 13:40.041 Why? Is that too long to keep your mouth shut? 13:40.125 --> 13:41.208 No, for me, no. 13:42.250 --> 13:43.583 For you, I don't know. 13:44.083 --> 13:46.458 Maybe you saw a badge and you felt nostalgic. 13:47.875 --> 13:51.208 And after that, you told them how we're getting out the gold. 13:51.291 --> 13:52.166 [clicks tongue] 13:52.250 --> 13:55.583 At least I didn't shake my ass at every man with a pulse in Panama. 13:56.750 --> 13:57.958 [Tokyo scoffs] 13:58.041 --> 14:00.375 Professor, this is Lisbon. I need the response. 14:01.041 --> 14:02.500 What is Raquel doing in there? 14:02.583 --> 14:04.500 -[pants] -[chains rattle] 14:04.583 --> 14:07.083 He's probably working with Marseille outside. 14:08.000 --> 14:09.750 In 20 minutes we should get a check-up call. 14:10.833 --> 14:13.625 But if we have 20 minutes, I need to take a shower. 14:14.791 --> 14:16.166 And get me a jumpsuit. 14:18.250 --> 14:21.000 I obey your orders, Mrs. Professor. 14:23.791 --> 14:25.791 [tense music builds] 14:28.125 --> 14:30.250 [suspenseful music plays] 14:31.208 --> 14:33.041 How did Raquel get into the bank? 14:36.875 --> 14:38.250 How are your buddies coming out? 14:39.333 --> 14:40.416 [water drips] 14:45.416 --> 14:47.000 How are you getting the gold? 14:51.791 --> 14:53.750 Okay, either you talk… [gun cocks] 14:53.833 --> 14:55.166 …or I'll shoot you. 14:55.250 --> 14:57.000 [racing heartbeats] 14:59.166 --> 15:02.000 It's not the first time someone's threatened to shoot me. 15:02.083 --> 15:04.083 Oh, okay. No threats then. 15:04.791 --> 15:06.791 [strident music plays] 15:09.500 --> 15:10.375 [exhales] 15:13.375 --> 15:15.375 Jesus, the self-control. 15:19.541 --> 15:20.500 [Professor pants] 15:24.666 --> 15:25.875 We better talk now, 15:26.833 --> 15:29.375 before I decide to shoot you again. Okay? 15:30.458 --> 15:31.875 You're melting the gold. 15:31.958 --> 15:33.291 [pants] 15:33.375 --> 15:34.291 [Alicia] What for? 15:37.458 --> 15:38.666 [pants] 15:40.083 --> 15:42.166 We're going to turn the gold into ingots, 15:43.458 --> 15:44.458 into pellets. 15:45.625 --> 15:47.875 Two millimeters so we can safely get it out. 15:49.625 --> 15:50.458 I knew it. 15:53.458 --> 15:54.666 How's it coming out? 15:55.750 --> 15:57.291 Through the only way possible. 15:57.375 --> 15:58.875 [pants] 15:58.958 --> 16:00.416 Through the bank sewage system. 16:01.333 --> 16:03.666 It'll come out broken up, mixed with the water. 16:05.250 --> 16:07.083 [Professor pants] 16:11.333 --> 16:13.166 You think I'm a total idiot, don't ya? 16:15.208 --> 16:18.291 The sewers in the underground are filled with police officers. 16:19.166 --> 16:20.208 Tell me the truth. 16:21.208 --> 16:24.708 It'll pass in front of them, covered in mud, and they won't see it. 16:26.458 --> 16:27.458 So then, 16:28.708 --> 16:31.166 if you're gonna get it out through the sewers… 16:34.041 --> 16:34.916 why are you here? 16:36.041 --> 16:37.541 What are you doing here? 16:38.500 --> 16:39.333 Come on! 16:40.125 --> 16:43.791 Sagasta, Tamayo speaking, in charge of the Bank of Spain operation. 16:43.875 --> 16:47.000 -[Sagasta] Is something wrong? -[Tamayo] I want you to lead a group in. 16:47.083 --> 16:49.791 [Sagasta] Hmm… Negative. I'm on leave. 16:49.875 --> 16:54.083 [Tamayo] Sagasta, this is a really, really bad time to be fucking with me. 16:54.166 --> 16:57.458 -[Sagasta] You're familiar with me. -[Tamayo] Yes, that's why I called you. 16:57.541 --> 16:59.416 [Sagasta] Afghanistan, Yemen, 16:59.500 --> 17:02.666 the pirates in the Horn of Africa, Boko Haram… 17:02.750 --> 17:05.125 Do you know what all those missions have in common? 17:05.208 --> 17:06.291 What? The mosquitoes? 17:06.375 --> 17:09.000 [Sagasta] They're undercover operations. They happen abroad. 17:09.083 --> 17:10.333 There's no witnesses. 17:11.041 --> 17:12.708 Why would I meddle in a civil matter 17:12.791 --> 17:16.250 with Spanish civilians and the prosecutor's office watching me? 17:16.333 --> 17:18.208 First, because it's an order. 17:18.291 --> 17:20.625 Second, for your country. Isn't that enough? 17:20.708 --> 17:23.833 They're attacking the national reserve. You pledged allegiance to the flag! 17:23.916 --> 17:26.500 Listen. Let me tell you a couple of things, Colonel. 17:26.583 --> 17:27.791 Actually, three things. 17:28.625 --> 17:32.750 Firstly, I couldn't find the right moment during this conversation 17:32.833 --> 17:34.750 to tell you that I'm taking a shit. 17:34.833 --> 17:36.833 And it doesn't matter now. 17:36.916 --> 17:39.375 Secondly, I'll be there in 40 minutes. 17:39.458 --> 17:43.250 And the last thing, I'll go in with my operational team that I trust. 17:43.333 --> 17:45.916 The ones from Afghanistan, Yemen, and Mali. 17:46.416 --> 17:47.458 I want them all. 17:48.458 --> 17:50.458 -[chains rattle] -[Professor pants] 17:50.541 --> 17:52.125 [dark music plays] 17:55.291 --> 17:56.750 Tell me what this looks like. 17:59.416 --> 18:00.416 This. 18:05.083 --> 18:07.083 [metal clashes] 18:09.375 --> 18:11.375 [sinister music plays] 18:18.916 --> 18:20.500 [pants] Turn me in to the police. 18:21.166 --> 18:22.000 No. 18:22.791 --> 18:25.083 If I take you to the police, you'll escape. 18:25.583 --> 18:27.750 If I take you to prison, you'll escape. 18:27.833 --> 18:31.125 Wherever I take you, you've got a fucking plan and you'll escape. 18:32.416 --> 18:35.916 Tell me. Answer my fucking question. Where are you taking the gold out? 18:36.000 --> 18:37.750 If you push, you'll never clear your name. 18:37.833 --> 18:39.000 How are you taking it out? 18:39.083 --> 18:41.958 What will you give them? A smashed corpse, full of bullets? 18:43.375 --> 18:45.708 -Gold. -They'll think you're completely insane. 18:45.791 --> 18:47.458 Fair enough, bombs away. 18:47.541 --> 18:48.916 [Professor screams] 18:51.750 --> 18:52.958 [grunts] 18:53.041 --> 18:54.625 [tense music plays] 18:54.708 --> 18:56.541 [Professor grunts] 19:01.791 --> 19:04.166 You get it now? Do you grasp the situation? 19:07.666 --> 19:09.083 You're the one who doesn't get it. 19:10.291 --> 19:11.166 I'll never 19:12.000 --> 19:14.666 turn my gang in. Do you get it now? Never! 19:17.166 --> 19:21.041 Listen to me. The plan is designed to survive any setbacks, 19:21.125 --> 19:22.500 including my death. 19:23.083 --> 19:24.208 So just do it. 19:25.208 --> 19:26.625 So just let me fall! 19:27.333 --> 19:28.833 Or even better, shoot me! 19:28.916 --> 19:32.333 Empty the entire clip on me! Come on, I can't wait! Just do it! 19:33.458 --> 19:34.291 Come on! 19:35.625 --> 19:37.833 [suspenseful music builds] 19:37.916 --> 19:39.708 -[music stops] -[whispering] I'd love to. 19:43.000 --> 19:45.166 As soon as they know about Murillo, and they will, 19:45.250 --> 19:48.375 it'll be like a salad bowl full of shit, the centerpiece on the table, 19:48.458 --> 19:50.125 and someone will have to eat it. 19:50.208 --> 19:53.083 We can share it. Each of us would get our own nice little portion. 19:53.166 --> 19:55.625 -Or we can make someone else eat it. -Who, a cop? 19:55.708 --> 19:58.291 No, Pope Francis. You fucking idiot. 19:58.375 --> 20:00.708 Of course it's a colleague. A former officer. 20:00.791 --> 20:04.666 A traitor, Sierra. She ran away. Obviously she's working for the Professor. 20:04.750 --> 20:06.666 -How do we know that? -I don't know. 20:06.750 --> 20:09.250 It's likely there's a mole here. It's going to be her. 20:09.333 --> 20:12.666 -[Ángel] We can't assume without proof. -Proof? What proof? 20:12.750 --> 20:15.500 Proof can be fabricated when it's for a greater cause. 20:16.541 --> 20:17.791 Are we new to this or what? 20:18.625 --> 20:21.166 Martínez, get a hold of Sierra's emails, okay? 20:21.250 --> 20:23.875 We need to prove that she leaked Prieto's conversations 20:23.958 --> 20:25.791 with Osman and the stuff about Algeria. 20:25.875 --> 20:29.375 Create a fake location signal from her phone, near the National Court. 20:29.458 --> 20:32.166 Irrefutable evidence of her agreement with Murillo. 20:32.666 --> 20:34.458 I'll need the phone carriers to cooperate. 20:34.541 --> 20:36.958 The phone carriers will do what CNI tells them to. 20:37.458 --> 20:40.916 Antoñanzas, go to forensics and stop Nairobi's autopsy. 20:41.000 --> 20:43.125 An army doctor should assume the report. 20:43.208 --> 20:45.458 There should only be a single bullet wound. 20:46.208 --> 20:47.041 By Gandía. 20:47.125 --> 20:49.541 We'll state that when Sierra ordered to shoot, 20:49.625 --> 20:52.958 Nairobi was wearing a vest. Come on, let's set up a farce. 20:54.375 --> 20:56.666 With all that, I think we're gonna be covered. 20:56.750 --> 20:58.708 Colonel, we're breaking the law. 20:58.791 --> 21:01.000 More than they are. And I believe in the law. 21:01.500 --> 21:02.750 So I'm leaving. 21:03.458 --> 21:05.833 Where do you think you're going, Calimero? 21:05.916 --> 21:09.000 I'm leaving. If I stay, I'll report anyone who takes part in this fraud. 21:09.083 --> 21:10.291 Who are you going to report? 21:10.375 --> 21:13.750 The only one who's a fraud here is you! You found the Professor's hangar. 21:13.833 --> 21:15.833 You could've stopped his escape but didn't. 21:15.916 --> 21:17.416 Don't try to play Gandhi now! 21:17.500 --> 21:21.166 You better watch what you say to me. I was waking up from a damn coma! 21:21.666 --> 21:23.291 I have all of your phone recordings. 21:24.333 --> 21:25.583 You seemed a little drunk. 21:27.250 --> 21:28.833 [tires screech] 21:28.916 --> 21:30.416 Your phone calls to Murillo. 21:30.500 --> 21:33.958 After 15 years together, by your side, like a fucking idiot. 21:34.041 --> 21:37.875 She was arrested under your nose and you didn't have the balls to cooperate 21:37.958 --> 21:40.833 because all you were was her little bitch. Yes or no? 21:41.875 --> 21:43.250 Answer me, Angelito. 21:45.083 --> 21:47.750 -I'm not answering anything. -Then get negotiating. 21:47.833 --> 21:51.958 'Cause if you don't, you'll go to prison before Rio, Tokyo, and Albuquerque. 21:52.041 --> 21:55.250 Okay, you're promoted. Inspector negotiator. How does that sound? 21:55.333 --> 21:57.083 If you do good, you can become commissioner. 21:58.500 --> 22:01.083 If I'm gonna be the negotiator, we'll do it my way. 22:01.166 --> 22:03.000 I'm not gonna do anything illegal, Tamayo. 22:03.083 --> 22:05.375 [mockingly] "I'm not gonna do anything illegal." 22:05.458 --> 22:08.875 You just negotiate. We'll do all the hard stuff ourselves. 22:10.166 --> 22:11.041 Colonel. 22:12.000 --> 22:13.750 The helicopter is slowing down. 22:17.958 --> 22:19.583 [action music plays] 22:24.208 --> 22:26.375 [Martínez] Ground units will be there in seven minutes. 22:26.458 --> 22:28.916 Hurry them up. I wanna block all of the roads. 22:29.000 --> 22:30.833 The air deployment continues. 22:30.916 --> 22:32.750 [police sirens wail] 22:34.500 --> 22:38.625 ["Too Late To Turn Back Now" by Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose] 22:55.000 --> 22:56.541 What's up, Maserati? 23:02.041 --> 23:03.541 [song continues] 23:03.625 --> 23:05.958 [song plays over radio] 23:06.041 --> 23:07.416 [knocks on door] 23:09.083 --> 23:12.625 [Tokyo] Your jumpsuit, the towel, and… 23:13.625 --> 23:15.125 a pair of Helsinki's panties. 23:16.916 --> 23:18.375 It's a fucking joke. [laughs] 23:19.583 --> 23:20.416 Thank you. 23:20.500 --> 23:22.500 Sorry, I was out of line before. 23:23.583 --> 23:25.125 I just needed to see your reaction. 23:25.750 --> 23:27.416 Mm-hmm. And? 23:27.916 --> 23:29.291 And how did I do? 23:32.791 --> 23:33.875 You don't seem tense. 23:35.541 --> 23:37.000 I know they're coming for us. 23:39.333 --> 23:42.250 But I can't help thinking this situation is also romantic. 23:42.333 --> 23:43.166 [Tokyo] Oh yeah? 23:45.250 --> 23:46.125 How? 23:47.250 --> 23:48.500 [sighs] 23:50.458 --> 23:54.250 He dug a 12-meter tunnel to get me out of the National Court. 23:55.250 --> 23:59.125 He took me for a ride all over Madrid in an attack helicopter. 24:00.500 --> 24:03.625 And then, he got me into the reserve of the Bank of Spain 24:03.708 --> 24:05.666 while 3,000 cops watched. 24:09.000 --> 24:10.166 That's really nice. 24:10.916 --> 24:11.750 Yeah. 24:13.666 --> 24:15.583 In heists, love can get multiplied. 24:16.833 --> 24:17.708 Is that so? 24:19.500 --> 24:20.333 What do you mean? 24:20.416 --> 24:21.833 [melancholic music plays] 24:21.916 --> 24:22.750 Well, 24:24.458 --> 24:26.625 'cause every moment could be your last one. 24:28.375 --> 24:30.958 And all that adrenaline makes you really feel alive. 24:32.375 --> 24:34.666 You don't wanna leave anything for later. 24:36.333 --> 24:39.791 It does feel a tad more romantic than going shopping on a Friday. 24:39.875 --> 24:40.791 [chuckles] 24:41.541 --> 24:45.541 I've known that ever since the first time I was kissed in the moment before a heist. 24:45.625 --> 24:46.708 [music booms] 24:48.541 --> 24:49.750 Your heart pounds. 24:49.833 --> 24:51.000 -Ready? -I'm ready. 24:51.083 --> 24:53.041 [tense music plays] 24:53.125 --> 24:54.000 [Tokyo screams] 24:54.083 --> 24:55.041 You walk in… 24:55.541 --> 24:57.375 Nobody move, motherfuckers! 24:57.458 --> 24:59.125 -Come on, wallets out! -Fucking hands up! 24:59.208 --> 25:01.041 -Come on, goddamn it! Do it! -Hands up! 25:01.125 --> 25:02.000 Wallets! 25:02.083 --> 25:03.166 -Hands up! -Come on! 25:03.250 --> 25:04.708 …and you spread chaos. 25:05.958 --> 25:07.625 Fucking goddess! 25:07.708 --> 25:11.125 Open the fucking cash register! Come on. Now, now, now! 25:11.833 --> 25:13.875 Get out. Get out of here! Now! 25:13.958 --> 25:15.666 And in the middle of the turmoil… 25:16.250 --> 25:18.416 Come on, come on, come on! Move! 25:18.500 --> 25:22.291 …you look at him in the eyes and realize you're so fucking happy. 25:22.791 --> 25:23.625 Wallets out! 25:23.708 --> 25:26.708 Come on, come on, come on! Faster, faster, faster! 25:26.791 --> 25:28.166 Come on, come on, come on! 25:28.875 --> 25:30.416 Yeah! 25:32.125 --> 25:36.041 Leaving with a backpack full of cash, screaming on the motorcycle. 25:37.250 --> 25:38.750 [Tokyo screams] 25:38.833 --> 25:39.666 Feeling… 25:39.750 --> 25:42.666 [sighs] …indestructible. 25:42.750 --> 25:46.541 And holding him while driving at 180 kilometers per hour. 25:48.916 --> 25:51.125 You cross the border and you're in Portugal. 25:51.208 --> 25:53.625 [Tokyo screams and laughs] 25:54.208 --> 25:56.208 [both scream] 25:56.291 --> 25:58.291 [melancholic music continues] 26:03.916 --> 26:05.416 And you stop anywhere, 26:05.916 --> 26:09.166 because you want him so bad you can't resist it any longer. 26:14.375 --> 26:17.375 [melancholic instrumental music plays] 26:25.416 --> 26:27.166 [panting] 26:27.250 --> 26:29.791 You just want to devour time before it slips away. 26:30.583 --> 26:31.500 And that 26:32.666 --> 26:35.500 makes every moment become so magical. 26:37.458 --> 26:39.458 [melancholic music softens] 26:51.333 --> 26:53.791 You're not talking about Rio, are you? 26:56.708 --> 26:58.708 [sad music plays] 27:05.166 --> 27:06.250 Before him. 27:08.041 --> 27:09.875 He was killed during a heist. 27:17.541 --> 27:18.750 I was there. 27:22.666 --> 27:25.583 After that, I knew I'd never find a love like that again. 27:25.666 --> 27:27.666 [sad music continues] 27:30.500 --> 27:32.416 Because he was the love of my life. 27:32.500 --> 27:34.708 [sad instrumental music plays] 27:47.083 --> 27:48.416 [chains rattle] 27:48.500 --> 27:51.458 [panting] 27:51.541 --> 27:53.541 [seagulls squawking] 27:55.208 --> 27:57.041 [Tatiana] Mozart's your favorite composer? 27:57.125 --> 28:00.541 [Rafael] Well, I have to go with, um, because I'm a massive fan, 28:00.625 --> 28:01.833 uh, Robert Schumann. 28:01.916 --> 28:04.041 Wait until you hear me play Schubert. 28:04.125 --> 28:05.625 [giggles] 28:05.708 --> 28:08.041 Well, I'll have to see that. I mean, listen to that. 28:08.125 --> 28:09.583 [Tatiana and Rafael laugh] 28:09.666 --> 28:11.958 [Tatiana] Why didn't you tell me your son loves Schumann? 28:12.458 --> 28:13.666 He's so cute. 28:14.583 --> 28:17.041 I'm going to the restroom. Get me more champagne? 28:17.125 --> 28:18.541 [Berlin] Of course, my love. 28:20.041 --> 28:22.041 [calm piano music plays] 28:24.416 --> 28:26.333 Were you just checking out my wife? 28:26.916 --> 28:27.791 [laughs] What? 28:27.875 --> 28:31.541 You think I'm that stupid? You've been making passes at her all afternoon. 28:31.625 --> 28:34.458 -I'm just being polite to her. -You're coming onto her. 28:34.541 --> 28:37.750 -Maybe you misunderstood something I did-- -Look me in the eyes. 28:38.541 --> 28:40.708 -Do you think she's attractive? -[hesitates] 28:41.750 --> 28:44.500 -That's not the point. -Yes or no, Rafael? 28:44.583 --> 28:46.750 Well, I think she's very… pretty. 28:47.333 --> 28:49.375 -Would you make love to my wife? -[sighs] 28:49.875 --> 28:51.875 I'm your father. I'll know if you're lying. 28:51.958 --> 28:54.916 If the situation wasn't, uh, like it is right now 28:55.000 --> 28:58.125 and you didn't have a formal, um, relationship with her, then… 28:59.541 --> 29:00.541 [chuckles] 29:01.125 --> 29:03.208 It's flattering that a young man like you 29:03.291 --> 29:05.958 would want to polish my wife's beautiful thighs. 29:06.541 --> 29:07.833 Would you look at that? 29:08.500 --> 29:11.583 See how confusing life can get sometimes? 29:11.666 --> 29:12.541 Paradoxical. 29:13.583 --> 29:14.458 For example, 29:15.250 --> 29:18.958 I could seem like a good parent if I wanted to work with my son, but… 29:19.041 --> 29:20.875 if that job were a robbery, 29:20.958 --> 29:23.250 probably some prude asshole would object to it. 29:23.333 --> 29:25.666 I'll never steal with you in my life, okay? 29:25.750 --> 29:26.666 [background applause] 29:26.750 --> 29:28.666 -I'm an engineer. -I know. 29:29.750 --> 29:31.125 Electronics, huh? 29:33.541 --> 29:36.000 With a post degree in cybersecurity. 29:36.083 --> 29:38.333 [lightly tense music plays] 29:38.416 --> 29:40.208 MIT, Massachusetts. 29:40.916 --> 29:41.833 I paid. 29:45.791 --> 29:47.416 Why do you think I did it? 29:49.208 --> 29:50.125 [scoffs] 29:51.625 --> 29:52.791 [sighs] 29:52.875 --> 29:53.708 You… 29:54.958 --> 29:56.125 You are just… 29:57.708 --> 29:59.250 absolutely disgusting 30:00.416 --> 30:01.250 and selfish. 30:01.333 --> 30:04.750 You want a boring life with schedules, meetings, emails, 30:04.833 --> 30:08.250 with those endless shifts that will completely exhaust your energy? 30:08.333 --> 30:11.750 Then give you a month-long holiday so you can get a glimpse of some freedom? 30:11.833 --> 30:14.708 You're gonna want a glimpse of freedom when you go to prison! 30:16.875 --> 30:19.208 In my job, you don't get killed or go to jail. 30:19.833 --> 30:22.291 Death is simply just a word, a priori. 30:22.375 --> 30:24.750 It comprises everything that doesn't exist. 30:25.583 --> 30:29.125 On the other hand, once you're dead, you won't remember you were alive. 30:29.791 --> 30:32.083 So that's why you wanted to meet, right? 30:33.000 --> 30:35.166 That's why you wanted to see me again? 30:35.666 --> 30:37.958 You say you love me but don't care if I get killed. 30:38.041 --> 30:41.041 What I don't want is for you to die before you've even lived. 30:41.125 --> 30:43.125 [lightly tense music plays] 30:44.208 --> 30:46.041 What I'm offering you right now 30:46.916 --> 30:49.500 is a guaranteed path to liberty. 30:51.125 --> 30:54.000 With me, you'll find authentic liberation. 30:56.583 --> 30:58.833 And if we ever have to pay a price for it, 31:00.583 --> 31:01.541 then we pay it. 31:09.916 --> 31:11.916 [tense music builds] 31:14.875 --> 31:17.041 Madrid is not the Bermuda Triangle. 31:17.541 --> 31:20.708 We can't make an 11-ton helicopter simply disappear. 31:20.791 --> 31:24.166 And Marseille will be watched by all their radars, their satellites, 31:24.250 --> 31:26.041 even NATO's ballistic missiles. 31:26.125 --> 31:28.291 So as soon as Marseille drops off Lisbon… 31:30.708 --> 31:31.875 he'll have nowhere to go. 31:31.958 --> 31:33.666 [Martínez] The helicopter's descending. 31:33.750 --> 31:35.750 -Where is it? -[Martínez] It's in the countryside. 31:35.833 --> 31:37.791 Near Guadalajara. It looks like a cattle farm. 31:37.875 --> 31:40.583 -Helicopter's landing! -[Martínez] Transferring coordinates. 31:41.208 --> 31:42.708 [tense action music plays] 31:45.333 --> 31:46.666 The coordinates, hurry up. 31:46.750 --> 31:49.541 Forty degrees, 33 minutes, 47 seconds, north. 31:49.625 --> 31:52.333 Three degrees, 12 minutes, 34 seconds, due west. 31:52.416 --> 31:54.250 [rock music plays] 32:04.625 --> 32:06.708 [police sirens wail] 32:08.666 --> 32:10.708 [helicopter shuts off] 32:10.791 --> 32:12.291 [police sirens wail] 32:24.166 --> 32:26.750 [frenetic action music plays] 32:32.041 --> 32:35.833 You'll be getting your wife out of trouble but putting Marseille in a tight spot. 32:35.916 --> 32:37.708 That would be the case, Benjamín, 32:37.791 --> 32:42.250 if it wasn't for the continuation of our astonishing illusionist act. 32:42.333 --> 32:43.333 Police! 32:43.416 --> 32:44.750 [police yelling] 32:45.416 --> 32:47.208 Get to the helicopter! 32:48.500 --> 32:49.875 On the ground! 32:50.916 --> 32:53.083 -I'm the owner of the farm. -[officer 1] On the ground! 32:53.708 --> 32:56.666 -On the ground! Hands on your head! -[officer 2] Get on the ground! 33:04.416 --> 33:05.250 Clear! 33:05.916 --> 33:07.375 -Clear! -[officer 2] Clear! 33:08.583 --> 33:13.541 A guilty person would never claim damages and losses 33:13.625 --> 33:16.916 in such an indignant, obsessive… 33:17.000 --> 33:19.333 -They've killed my lambs. -Shut your mouth! 33:20.416 --> 33:21.250 …irritating way. 33:21.333 --> 33:22.208 On your feet! 33:22.291 --> 33:25.541 Your colleague killed my lamb. Who's gonna pay for it? Huh? Who? 33:25.625 --> 33:27.708 [officer 1] I don't know who did this. Just stay quiet! 33:27.791 --> 33:30.250 -Who the fuck is that? -Someone who lost a lamb. 33:30.333 --> 33:33.291 [Benjamín] He landed on my flock at a crazy speed. He's nuts! 33:33.375 --> 33:34.500 He was alone? 33:34.583 --> 33:37.333 In the helicopter? Yes, he was alone. 33:37.833 --> 33:38.958 In the car… 33:39.458 --> 33:42.625 Boris, in the car, how many were there? Two, right? 33:42.708 --> 33:46.208 No, just one. They both left, but there was only one guy in the car. 33:46.708 --> 33:47.791 The vehicle model? 33:47.875 --> 33:50.375 It was like, uh, a funeral car. 33:50.458 --> 33:54.083 [Professor] In that moment, they'll have only one lead, the red Volvo. 33:54.916 --> 33:59.958 The cameras back at the National Court will record it when we get Lisbon out. 34:02.000 --> 34:05.333 And that will be the exact information you'll give them. 34:06.375 --> 34:09.000 Ask him if it was a Volvo from the '90s. A red one. 34:09.083 --> 34:09.916 Was it a Volvo? 34:10.000 --> 34:12.625 A red station wagon. The make? I don't know. 34:12.708 --> 34:15.916 Volvo, yeah, Volvo. It left towards Albolleque. 34:16.000 --> 34:19.333 That will be the climax of our act of illusionism, 34:20.041 --> 34:21.916 because from that moment on… 34:23.958 --> 34:26.250 -[music ends abruptly] -…everything will change. 34:26.333 --> 34:28.208 We've got them. It's them. 34:28.291 --> 34:34.833 All units, the suspect's in a Volvo Polar 240, plate number 15318 VCM. 34:34.916 --> 34:36.958 -Captain. -I'm listening, Colonel. 34:37.041 --> 34:39.416 -Get on the same route and stay on them. -Copy that. 34:39.500 --> 34:42.166 Miranda, you stay here. Everyone, we're leaving. Go! 34:43.583 --> 34:45.750 [intense music plays] 34:52.333 --> 34:54.500 [music climaxes and ends] 34:54.583 --> 34:56.250 Open communication. 35:01.000 --> 35:04.625 ["Concerto No. 2 in G Minor, Op. 8, (Summer)" by Antonio Vivaldi plays] 35:10.958 --> 35:12.791 [sirens wail] 35:12.875 --> 35:14.000 [helicopter whirs] 35:22.166 --> 35:23.250 [helicopter whirs] 35:24.416 --> 35:26.416 Squad, update me on the situation. 35:26.500 --> 35:29.625 -[officer 1] It's two kilometers away. -We have to stop that car. 35:29.708 --> 35:32.708 [officer 2] Attention, suspect vehicle approaching at 1,500 meters. 35:34.166 --> 35:35.125 Come on, come on! 35:36.333 --> 35:38.416 Suspect vehicle approaching at 1,000 meters. 35:38.500 --> 35:40.458 Careful, everyone. This is the Professor. 35:40.541 --> 35:43.541 He could have a smoke bomb or God knows what. He's fucking Houdini. 35:44.125 --> 35:47.375 ["Concerto No. 2 (Summer)" by Antonio Vivaldi continues] 35:48.583 --> 35:51.500 [officer 2] Vehicle approaching at 500 meters. Increasing speed. 35:53.416 --> 35:55.208 [officer 1] We have visual. Ready to fire. 35:57.875 --> 36:01.458 [yells] Stop the vehicle! Stop the car, you son of a bitch! 36:01.541 --> 36:03.833 -Shoot the wheels off the fucking car! -Fire! 36:06.000 --> 36:07.375 [gunshots] 36:10.708 --> 36:12.083 [officer 3] Exit the vehicle! 36:13.625 --> 36:15.250 [yells] Get out, now! 36:15.833 --> 36:17.500 [officer 4] Out of the fucking car! 36:17.583 --> 36:19.125 [officer 3] Get out of the car! 36:21.541 --> 36:23.166 -[man sobs] -[officer 3] Explosives! 36:23.250 --> 36:24.500 [officer 4] On the ground! 36:24.583 --> 36:26.000 -[man sobs] -What's going on? 36:26.083 --> 36:27.708 [cries] They've got my wife! 36:28.333 --> 36:30.125 -Is it the Professor? -We were kidnapped. 36:30.208 --> 36:32.166 We were coming out of the salon. 36:35.333 --> 36:37.875 A woman was kidnapped on her way out of the salon. 36:39.416 --> 36:42.208 We should make a report or else no one will pay for my lamb. 36:42.291 --> 36:45.916 Just shut the fuck up and go back to doing your work. 36:46.000 --> 36:47.583 After, while you're pretending 36:47.666 --> 36:50.041 that you're going back to your work on the farm… 36:50.125 --> 36:52.583 Come on, we should go feed the cattle now. 36:54.458 --> 36:55.625 …we'll leave. 36:57.458 --> 36:59.958 ["Concerto No. 2 (Summer)" by Antonio Vivaldi ends] 37:00.041 --> 37:02.666 [scornfully] Looks like we've been tricked again, Colonel. 37:02.750 --> 37:05.500 [sirens wailing] 37:05.583 --> 37:07.583 ["Kingston Town" by UB40 playing] 37:23.875 --> 37:26.916 ♪ The night seems to fade ♪ 37:28.458 --> 37:31.958 ♪ But the moonlight lingers on ♪ 37:33.166 --> 37:39.541 ♪ There are wonders for everyone ♪ 37:41.041 --> 37:42.708 [music ends abruptly] 37:42.791 --> 37:44.708 MUSEUM OF GOLD 37:44.791 --> 37:46.041 [suspenseful music plays] 37:49.541 --> 37:52.250 What about all this gold, are we not gonna melt it too? 37:54.208 --> 37:57.583 [Palermo] This gold was stolen once. It can't be stolen again. 37:57.666 --> 38:00.750 It belongs to the Quimbayas, the Incas, the Quechuas… 38:01.708 --> 38:05.250 If anything, we should give it back, don't you think? It's a treasure. 38:05.333 --> 38:06.791 Well, treasure is treasure. 38:07.291 --> 38:09.833 My son could have made one of these, and he's two. 38:09.916 --> 38:11.750 -Think about it. -Come on, Denver. 38:17.166 --> 38:19.166 [clock ticks] 38:23.916 --> 38:24.833 Lisbon to Professor. 38:24.916 --> 38:26.708 -[Alicia] Hurry up. -[Professor pants] 38:26.791 --> 38:30.166 -[Alicia] Hurry up. They'll be worried. -[Lisbon] Professor, check-up call. 38:31.958 --> 38:34.000 [calm suspenseful music plays] 38:39.000 --> 38:41.000 [Professor pants] 38:44.750 --> 38:46.250 -[Professor] I'm here. -[sighs] 38:46.916 --> 38:47.791 Hi, Sergio. 38:49.250 --> 38:50.833 Plan Paris was a success. 38:50.916 --> 38:52.375 We're launching Plan Rome. 38:52.875 --> 38:54.833 In an hour, we'll start the extraction. 38:57.791 --> 38:59.208 There will be no extraction. 38:59.708 --> 39:01.708 [tense classical music plays] 39:04.333 --> 39:06.750 It's possible this is the last time I'll speak to all of you. 39:10.333 --> 39:12.208 The stormwater tank has been discovered. 39:12.291 --> 39:15.875 What happens if someone finds the stormwater tank? 39:16.541 --> 39:18.541 [classical music intensifies] 39:21.000 --> 39:22.083 It's the finale. 39:22.166 --> 39:23.458 [Alicia] Hi, Lisbon. 39:25.000 --> 39:26.791 Hey, Tokyo, Helsinki… 39:26.875 --> 39:31.333 Well, hello to every single one of those cities you're named after 39:31.416 --> 39:33.166 but will never have the chance to visit. 39:33.250 --> 39:34.291 Who's that? 39:34.375 --> 39:35.500 It's Inspector Sierra. 39:36.000 --> 39:39.916 -She's in charge of the investigation. -Something like that. What's up, Raquel? 39:40.000 --> 39:43.583 I guess you're in the middle of an emotional roller coaster, right? 39:43.666 --> 39:46.375 Earlier… you were arrested in the tent. 39:46.458 --> 39:49.375 Then you were flying around like a little bird, right? Free. 39:49.458 --> 39:51.125 And suddenly it hits you, bang! 39:53.041 --> 39:53.875 Everything's over. 39:55.541 --> 39:57.666 But we both knew all of this had a price. 39:58.375 --> 39:59.208 Well, 40:00.208 --> 40:01.958 the time has come to pay it. 40:02.041 --> 40:04.208 The price could be really high, Dad. 40:04.875 --> 40:06.958 Because when it's time to pay, you're not here, 40:07.541 --> 40:09.916 in a luxury restaurant, eating a lobster, no. 40:11.000 --> 40:12.291 You're in a police van. 40:12.875 --> 40:15.083 And your life, everything you've built, just… 40:16.750 --> 40:17.750 disappears. 40:19.958 --> 40:22.750 Or worse, you're covered in blood, dead… 40:25.416 --> 40:26.791 like your father, remember? 40:29.958 --> 40:33.708 The things that are really important in life, Rafael, have a high price. 40:35.583 --> 40:36.583 Rebellion. 40:39.000 --> 40:40.125 Liberty. 40:41.250 --> 40:42.166 Ideals. 40:42.250 --> 40:44.208 Do you have any last words, Professor? 40:45.125 --> 40:47.125 [sad opera music plays] 41:05.750 --> 41:06.666 I'm sorry, Raquel. 41:12.708 --> 41:14.083 I'm really sorry, Rio. 41:16.666 --> 41:18.250 I'm so sorry, Palermo. 41:22.416 --> 41:24.250 I'm really sorry, Helsinki. 41:28.708 --> 41:29.916 I'm sorry, Manila. 41:34.416 --> 41:35.791 I'm sorry, Bogotá. 41:40.375 --> 41:41.958 I'm really sorry, Stockholm. 41:46.500 --> 41:47.750 I'm sorry, Denver. 41:49.875 --> 41:51.875 [sniffles] 41:54.333 --> 41:55.666 I'm really sorry, Tokyo. 41:58.250 --> 42:00.041 -I'm really so sorry. -Enough. 42:00.583 --> 42:01.541 Hey. That's enough. 42:03.208 --> 42:04.125 Professor, 42:05.291 --> 42:07.000 don't feel so bad, hmm? 42:07.833 --> 42:10.333 There are no big battles without big opponents. 42:12.791 --> 42:15.458 And I mean, you guys, I could talk for hours. 42:15.541 --> 42:17.833 We could do a group therapy session 42:17.916 --> 42:20.208 or we could talk about all your clever tactics, 42:20.291 --> 42:22.041 like the ferret through the sewers. 42:22.125 --> 42:23.875 [chuckles] Hilarious. 42:23.958 --> 42:26.583 But the thing is, we have a lot to discuss over here. 42:26.666 --> 42:29.041 Okay? Over and out, my cute gangsters. 42:30.125 --> 42:32.125 [tense music plays] 42:32.208 --> 42:34.541 [retreating footsteps] 42:38.708 --> 42:40.708 [pants] 42:42.125 --> 42:44.125 [tense music playing] 42:48.791 --> 42:52.666 There's got to be a plan B. The Professor always has plan B. 42:52.750 --> 42:54.000 Not this time. 42:54.083 --> 42:55.250 There's no plan B. 42:55.750 --> 42:57.541 He's so arrogant he doesn't have a plan B? 42:57.625 --> 43:00.208 He has one for everything, but not in case he fails? 43:00.833 --> 43:02.375 I don't think he's that stupid. 43:02.458 --> 43:05.666 What would you suggest? There's only one way to get the gold out. 43:05.750 --> 43:08.500 There's no plan B because only plan A can work. 43:09.083 --> 43:11.083 [tense music continues] 43:18.375 --> 43:19.791 We're up against the ropes. 43:20.916 --> 43:23.000 But we're not gonna end up in the morgue. 43:27.000 --> 43:28.458 [Helsinki] The army! 43:28.541 --> 43:30.125 [crowd boos] 43:31.250 --> 43:32.458 [Rio] The military. 43:32.541 --> 43:34.083 A lot of soldiers. 43:34.166 --> 43:35.291 [Lisbon exhales] 43:35.375 --> 43:37.833 [tense and somber music plays] 43:42.125 --> 43:44.916 [Tokyo] In that moment, it felt as if we were hitting a wall 43:45.000 --> 43:47.166 at 150 kilometers per hour. 43:47.250 --> 43:48.750 The end of the road. 43:48.833 --> 43:50.416 [tense music builds] 44:00.875 --> 44:03.666 [Tokyo] We all experience that at some point in our lives. 44:06.416 --> 44:09.708 One day your brother is diagnosed with a terminal illness. 44:11.708 --> 44:13.708 [baby cries] 44:16.458 --> 44:20.208 [Tokyo] One day you realize you won't ever see your child again. 44:28.291 --> 44:30.250 That you won't see your friends again. 44:32.708 --> 44:34.250 Or your unrequited love. 44:36.625 --> 44:37.583 Papa. 44:39.791 --> 44:42.541 [Tokyo] Or that you'll never hug your father again. 44:46.250 --> 44:47.583 [shouts] René! 44:47.666 --> 44:48.666 René! 44:49.458 --> 44:52.166 [Tokyo] Other days, you're leaving a bank with your boyfriend 44:52.250 --> 44:54.166 and a bullet takes him away from you. 44:54.250 --> 44:56.125 [yells] No! 44:56.625 --> 44:57.708 [Tokyo] Your family… 44:59.666 --> 45:01.000 won't ever see each other again. 45:02.375 --> 45:05.416 Everything we experienced while dressed in red 45:06.458 --> 45:07.750 was coming to a close. 45:08.458 --> 45:11.541 This was the end of our journey together. 45:11.625 --> 45:13.625 [music intensifies] 45:21.041 --> 45:23.041 [somber music plays] 45:44.250 --> 45:46.250 [music ends abruptly] 45:47.416 --> 45:50.083 [tense electronic music plays] together.