03x03 - The Party

[bunniefuu]

[in Sinti] ♪ Hush-a-bye baby, hush ♪

♪ Who will I give this baby to ♪

A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES

♪ If I give it to the handsome man
He'll keep it for a week ♪

♪ If we keep it ♪

♪ My love is going to be big ♪

♪ Hush-a-bye baby, hush ♪

♪ Who will I give this baby to ♪

[Spadino] My mom used to sing me that.

Look who's here.

Daddy's come to put you to bed.

[gasps]

She bit me.

I'm bleeding.

[chuckles softly]

Well done, Rubina.

It's by using your teeth
you become a queen.

[delicate piano music plays]

[slow dramatic music plays]

[police officer] You can't take it off,
not even to shower.

- If it beeps, we'll come and get you.
- [Manfredi] Come and get me?

Do you know who you're talking to?

I was dead, but now I'm born again.
I'm a saint!

I'm a saint!

Hey, Spadi.

See? Prayer really works.

I guess all's well that ends well.

Jail's no place for him in his condition.

Come talk to me.

Come here. Get over here.

All grown up now, huh?

You've managed so well.

I wanted to thank you

on behalf of the whole family.

Thank you, Spadi.

How are you doing, Manfredi?

Tired.

Coma's not like time spent sleeping, yeah?

Your mind keeps thinking.

Always thinking.

Not to worry.

Nothing to do now but rest, yeah?

But not upstairs.

Don't worry about it. My room outside
is better for me now anyway.

You think I can do those stairs
in this condition?

You're better off taking the upstairs.

But it was nice of you to think of it
just the same.

Show me you love me.

Then I'll hug you.

[tense music plays]

[Badali] Why did you want to meet here?

[Aureliano] You seem concerned
about the port.

This place could make some serious money.

Not your concern though.

All this belongs to my family.

But you don't know f*ck all about Ostia.

You need someone who was born here
and has the right contacts.

You and I are going to be partners,

we can both make money.

And what do you want in return?

[Aureliano] Kiosk.

I'll run it.

- How's the Jubilee coming?
- Fine.

Not a problem.

[Badali] First the Jubilee.

Then we'll worry about the kiosk.

[tense music plays]

[Cinaglia] Churches used to be treated
with more respect.

[man] You couldn't arrest anyone in here,

not even murderers.

The Church meant immunity for all.

Then the law changed?

No, not the law of Our Lord.

No-one has immunity from that.

As you can see.

Don Fabrizio?

Amedeo Cinaglia.

- Hey.
- [groans]

- Morning.
- Hm?

[groans]

- Where have you been for so long?
- Just out.

- You know what I dreamed?
- Mm?

That we had a big house
right by the ocean.

Where father couldn't find me.

And now look where I am.

It came true.

- What else?
- And a man.

- Good.
- Come here.

Morning.

Are you teasing me?

No.

[door opens]

[Spadino] Aureliano? Where are you?

[door closes]

Never fails, does it?

Better get dressed.

In the paper it said that man
d*ed right near here.

I'm not getting involved
with that stuff.

You've been involved since you went
on that mission with Monseigneur Nascari.

Gabon.

Wasn't it?

- So?
- Something happened with Monseigneur.

You were there for years, right?

Well, yeah.

I was in quarantine for half of the time
I was there.

- I don't know what happened to Nascari.
- Don Fabrizio, I can help you.

I'll get you money to fix up this church.

Get out now.

Be careful.

If I go, the guys who k*lled that man
will be the next ones to visit you.

Believe it, you'll be better off with me.

[breathes heavily]

I thought he'd be locked up for years,
but that m*therf*cker never went to jail.

Thanks to your mother, Spadino.

Always conniving with that damn lawyer.

Manfredi's going to be
a constant pain in our asses.

- But you said you were in charge.
- [Spadino] I am.

But the family will listen to his opinion.

This family would be nothing
without all you've done.

[sighs] Manfredi was in charge
a long time though.

What is it that the gypsies really want?

Money. That's all they know.

Well, we take over North Rome today.

When the Jubilee's in our pocket,
we'll see some real money.

Speaking of which, we've got to go.
Cinaglia's waiting.

[Adelaide] Twenty pounds of potatoes.
Eight legs of lamb.

- Pair of chickens and also one...
- [Manfredi] Mom.

What's all this food for?

You want me to make up
for three months of no food in one dinner?

That's it.

- What are you doing all this for?
- Everyone's coming here from Sulmona.

The whole family wants to come.

- Everybody in the whole family, Ma?
- Yeah.

That is not true.

Your son wants to do me in already.

Manfredi.

Spadino hasn't earned his authority.

Blood is not to be spilled in the family
nonetheless.

Especially not brothers.

[exhales]

You hear me now?

Ma, you know full well Spadi's
not the one whose blood I want.

- Huh?
- [Adelaide] Mm.

Okay, we'll have your party.

[Laura] He has to go out
for physical therapy once a day.

Any openings?

No way to get around him
signing in at the clinic.

But I can arrange a meeting for you
on the way there or on his way home.

You're my first non-gypsy.

Ah, you're Sinti?

Only a half, on my mother's side.

[dramatic music plays]

But that's been enough
to define my whole career.

Only gypsies want me as their lawyer.

Yeah, but I'm not your client.

And you're too expensive for me.

Both sides pay for mediation.

You expected me to work pro bono?

Cinaglia.

People do better when they feel
they're being paid well.

You want them to know
they're important to the whole affair.

And advise discretion.

Very well.

No problem then.

[girl] Daddy!

[dramatic music plays]

Hang on.

[Angelica] We're here to see Titto.

I'll call you back.

Apply in the kitchen
if you're here for jobs.

[Nadia] Come on.

Obviously you've introduced yourselves.

Come on.

Open the door.

Are you coming?

[tense music playing]

It's good.

Too pure.

What percentage are you cutting at?

Cut it less pure,
we're cool with it being %.

Can't do it.

- is the lowest it gets.

Even that's only for the low-rent clients.

To show the market respect.

The people are used to getting
good quality here in North Rome.

They expect that same quality
in those who are selling.

It's okay. We don't let just anyone
sell our product anyway.

In fact, I have an associate.
He locates my dealers for me.

Mm.

I suppose you better introduce us then.

[church bells toll in distance]

Please.

What do you want this time?

[Cinaglia] No doubt you take it
without sugar.

You men of the church
know how to forego pleasure.

At least now I understand
the reason you want the Jubilee in Africa.

Do I have to tell you again?

Abandon any hopes of interfering
with the Jubilee or the Holy See.

No chance you'll have
anything to do with it.

You see, I'm only trying to protect you.

See, the trouble with trying
to keep a secret

is that it's often kept
in order to hide a lie.

People don't expect that from a cardinal.

I don't tell lies.

Camouflaging truth
is the same thing as lying.

When Don Fabrizio told me
who your young assistant really is,

I immediately assumed
we were talking about a sin of lust.

I wasn't far off.

Your weakness was the love
of a father for his son.

And I imagine you were hoping that
skin color would help you hide the truth.

[chuckles softly]

Surely you've told him
the truth by now, yes?

What do you want for your silence?

Yo, Cinaglia!

[Aureliano] Yes or no? Just tell us.

It's yes.

Ah, bravo!

All right! Come here and sit down.

Tell us.

He folded. You got the Jubilee.

Cardinal Nascari guaranteed
the first six months will be in Rome.

And the other six?

In Africa.

- What did you say?
- Six months is good.

- Six months is f*cking nothing.
- Hold up. Calm the f*ck down for a second.

I was thinking he f*cked us too,
but this is just the first step, right?

These people don't do things
the way you do.

To get results,
it requires a different attitude.

I'm not going to change my attitude.

That's why you're here,
to deal with these people.

- He's just pulling our damn chain.
- Wait a second.

Let's do this.

We'll get the other
six months ourselves. Eh?

You funnel the money to us.

You'll benefit too.

Hm. And we all live happily ever after.

You good?

All right.

Good job.

[tense music plays]

[Titto] Who's next?

All right.

Vinci, what have you brought me?

I sold this to your granddad.

So, we have a car title and registration

and one yellow gold watch.

One solitaire. For Vinci, it's grams.

Are you serious? At this rate
we're going to be here for a month.

- Here.
- [Nadia] They should pay up front.

- The cash comes in at the end.
- And the point is?

The point is, Samurai liked it.
And so do I.

Once the sh*t's sold,
the sellers come back with the money.

Happy to get their collateral back.

I don't even charge them for storage.

What does this genius charge
for this amazing service?

A percentage of the profit.
You got a problem with that?

I earn it because
I'm taking the biggest risk.

If anything goes wrong with all this,
I'm the one in trouble.

Uh huh. Works for me.

- Can we move on?
- Go for it.

Who's up next?

Hey, Chicca! What have you got today?

A steel and gold Cartier watch…

with a blue dial.

A diamond bracelet.

And a necklace of rubies
for our young newcomer

for a grand total of grams.

Titto, she lives at the embassy.
Let's keep her happy.

See you later.

Goodbye. Say hi to your folks.

Wait, come back here.

That watch is worth more
than the stuff you brought.

It would be if it were genuine
but this is phony.

- What are you saying?
- [Chicca] You got nerve.

- It's my mother's boyfriend's.
- Yeah.

Is it real?

- How could you not even look inside?
- Are you sh1tting me?

I'm shocked I overlooked this.

Take her.

Get her out of here.

I'll deal with it.

She's just a f*cking tramp.

Yeah, go find yourself a kitchen
to clean somewhere.

- I'm sorry. I don't know what to say.
- Me neither.

Looks like it's going to be
a long afternoon.

We're going to check
every single pawn one by one.

We'll find out who's ripping us off.

Got it?

We'll check 'em all.

[tense choral music plays]

[Aureliano] Your Eminence?

Just a moment.
I have a little surprise for you. Look.

Huh?

Surprising who you meet
walking around Rome.

What's going on?

[Spadino] We didn't want to see
this young man get hurt.

Because you care about him.

[Nascari]
What are you getting at?

- Your Eminence, I'm sorry.
- Poor guy still calls you Eminence.

Why don't you tell him the truth?

Tell me what truth?

He's innocent, there's no need
to involve him.

He's very involved.

Maybe I can explain it.
Here pal, meet your father.

He's been jerking you around
all these years,

now he wants to jerk us around too.

[Aureliano] You'll do the whole Jubilee
here in Rome

because we gotta eat.

Impossible. The Pope has already
approved making the Jubilee international.

Make him reconsider.

Or your son goes upstairs
to see the head honcho.

And you play too
or you won't have a father anymore.

Good talk, Eminence.

You good guys have a nice Father's Day.

[breathes deeply]

[Nascari] God understood.

You should too.

I couldn't tell you everything.

But I always wanted you by my side.

All that I am came from you.

And now so much of what I know is lies.

Not true!

The love of God lives inside you.

As does mine too...

You taught me that God is good,
God is great and he watches over you,

you said he would teach us the right path.

Now I understand what that was.

You wanted to confuse me,
so I wouldn't see your sin.

But your sin is myself.

- I don't even remember my country anymore.
- You don't remember that in Africa

there was so much suffering
that our faith was in danger.

Your faith was, but mine wasn't.

Just think.

Think about us returning to Gabon.

With the Jubilee there
we can bring God back to your homeland.

This could be wonderful for us.

- Both of us.
- [Vincent] No.

That's another lie.

The reality…

is that you're an old man now and so,

you're afraid of God's judgment.

But God has already judged us.

That's why he sent those people.

Men like that aren't from God.

Those are his enemies.

And in fact…

we are going to push them back.

You need to each sign these forms.

Great. You did it.

You can thank Badali.

He's even dumber than I thought he was.

Don't read, just sign.

You do know how to write, yes?

[Spadino]
Hey, carrot top..

I was writing forged checks
when I was five.

[Aureliano]
What are these?

They're shell companies.

Some lead back to you, some to Badali.
Does that make sense?

As long as he puts the money in.

Do we both have to sign?

Well, you're partners now, aren't you?

You got that right.

I hope you understand
that you can't both be in charge.

Samurai was on his own.

No friends, no ties.

You two act like it's all some game.

But Rome is no joke.

Are you done?

Finally. Here.

Keep us in the loop. Let's go.

[he clears throat]

Damn, that old broad
was a pain in the d*ck, wasn't she?

What's wrong?

Nothing, just thinking about my father.

I was on his case my whole life because
he dealt with the Sicilians and now…

I'm doing the same.

Our families never even considered
doing anything like we're doing.

We're going beyond them.

My daughter will go beyond me.

You'll be her godfather.

[chuckles]

Me in a tux in church
next to your brother.

That's right. We'll show them who we are.

Poor Manfredi.

Hey, you know what?

- Why don't we get them together?
- Who?

Anacletis and Adamis too.

[chuckles]

[Spadino] We'll show our families
we're in charge of North Rome.

Let's throw ourselves a party.

No?

[laughs]

- Why not?
- We're going to throw ourselves a party?

You organize this.
I know nothing about gypsy parties.

Sure. Just a couple of people.

[laughs]

Just a couple of assholes.

[Romani music plays]

♪ Now that I'm back ♪

♪ Nothing will stop me ♪

♪ I d*ed ♪

♪ And I was born again ♪

♪ Stronger ♪

♪ And more powerful ♪

♪ We will rule Rome ♪

♪ Like emperors ♪

♪ We will k*ll everyone ♪

♪ Rats ♪

♪ And traitors ♪

[applause]

[in Sinti] [Faster!]

[party music continues faster]

How do these look?

- Too flashy?
- The other ones were nicer.

- Oh.
- [Titto] Have you finished checking them?

- Did you evict the old man?
- Out to pasture.

- Tomorrow I'll have a new man for you.
- That's a start.

Better send out the dealers

or North Rome
will be snorting sugar tonight.

[Nadia] That's that bitch's necklace, huh?
Try it on.

Better than the earrings.

No, Gelsomina. Laura has tainted blood.
She cannot take part in the thanksgiving.

Thank you, Lord…

for having given
my son Manfredi back to us.

- Amen.
- Amen.

Thank you.

Thanks to everybody,
and to the Abruzzo relatives, too.

[I was alone in a coma, but I fought
to get back to you, my family.]

- Bravo!
- Bravo, Manfredi!

[applause]

Excuse me.

As you know, if I'm late for a party,
there is a good reason.

Welcome home, brother.

Glad you could make it.
Where's your wife?

Getting business going up north.

What was Samurai's is now all ours.

[man] Bravo, Spadino!

[all] Bravo!

Ever since I took over
in place of Manfredi,

I have done my best for the family.

But I'm not done yet.

In fact, the money in the cash cow
that's coming to Rome

by the name of Jubilee

is enough to make whoever gets their hands
on it filthy rich forever.

And the good part?

We've all got our hands on it!

With my partner, Aureliano Adami,
we got it!

[applause]

We are great and lucky in our family.

[solemn music playing]

Bravo, Spadino!

[rock music plays]

[music stops]

[gasps]

You got time to workout, must be nice.

Cardinal agreed to our deal.

He did? What did you have to do?

Nothing. Don't you know you don't need
to get physical to scare a priest?

There's one more thing.

We need a bunch of cash up front,
so you need to talk to Sibilla.

- We can't wait for the Jubilee.
- [Cinaglia] Impossible.

The Vatican will only release funds
after the announcement from the Pope.

This is not just a request.

Find the money. I know you can do it.

Look at this nice house.

No?

[Flavio] We double checked.
Everything is good.

Take your stuff and get out of here.

No f*cking around
or you'll end up like your friend.

You heard her, get going.

Here, this was yours, yeah? Go.

[Angelica] Here.

This is for you.

You like it?

TOILETS

[Manfredi]
Hey, Cinaglia.

I owe you. If it wasn't for you,
they would have put me in prison.

[Cinaglia]
Deal with these two.

Especially Aureliano. He's out of control.

The coma I was in taught me one thing,
to wait for when the time is right.

Trouble is Aureliano and your brother
don't know how to wait.

Well, then we'll have to teach them.

Huh? We'll explain to them
that haste is not good for your health.

Anyway this little duo they've formed…

it's a bigger problem for me than for you.

Huh? But you laid out a sweet deal
for them, didn't you?

- You gave them the Jubilee.
- It's too much for them.

They won't keep it together.

Things were a lot easier with Samurai.

I hear you.

They're just boys.

And they treat you like a sl*ve too.

With me, you have age.

With age comes experience.

Together we're associates.

But you make no mistake,
they're going down.

I'm coming in on that deal
in place of those two.

Provided you get that taken care of,

the rest will follow.

[exhales]

Shall we.

You're all clear.
Your ankle route didn't go off

because we're on the same route
for your physical therapy

You know, my mama got it right
when she picked you, Alex.

She did good bringing you from Sulmona.

You're very clever.

Those m*therf*ckers…

we'll show 'em how sh*t gets done.

[uneasy music plays]

BEA'S BEACH

[man] Hey! What are you doing here?

You can't be in here.

Just a second.

No can do, dude.

This building's about to get torn down.
I need you out now.

- [grunts]
- Don't put your hands on me.

What are you going to do about it?

[man] What's going on? Who are you?

I'll tell you what's going on, assh*le.
I'm about to sh**t you in the face.

[man] Settle down, man.

Tell me who's in charge here.
Who's in charge of this?

Get your ass out of here. f*ck off!

All you assholes, I want to know
who's in charge here! Huh?

f*cking bastards!

Hey, get off that thing
or I'll f*cking sh**t you!

Get the f*ck out of here!

You too, get off there.

Get the f*ck out of here!

You! Tell your boss this f*cking job
is over, you hear me?

I see you here again, I'll k*ll you!

Go on, get the f*ck out of here!

You too!

- Go!
- Your ass!

f*ck!

If I see you again,
I'll k*ll you, you bastards!

f*cking piece of sh*t.

This is my place.

Hey, you.

- Hi.
- Guess what?

I took this from that bitch
who pawned the fake watch.

Only this is genuine.

And Nadia was cool?

She's alright.

I think we might even become friends.

Put it on.

Sure.

I want to give it to our baby.

All we need now
is to come up with a name for her.

The rubies are real.

Ruby…

Hurry, Ruby, we can't wait to meet you.

[tender piano music plays]

- Approve?
- It's better than Cesare.

[softly chuckles]

I want to tell you.

Having a daughter will be fine
if she's like her mom.

Go and make yourself beautiful
for tonight.

Hm?

We've got everything we need to be happy.

["Città Notte"
by Lucci, FORD & Hube playing]

[Spadino]
Here's the plan.

We'll have fireworks at midnight.

After that, I think we should all
take a swim in champagne.

[applause]

Oh, I almost forgot.

We leave the g*ns behind.
There's too many cops.

[indistinct murmuring]

We just had a party yesterday.

In honor of your brother.
There's nothing else to celebrate.

And plus, if I may madam?

It's not nice to have a party elsewhere
knowing Manfredi can't leave.

Good point.

You should stay and keep him company.

More fun for everyone that way.

Yo, it's like a morgue in here.
Let's get this party started!

[muffled cheering]

[door opens]

When I was in charge,
the women stayed home.

The men took care of the business.

Those were the old days.

Women aren't willing to keep house,
stay home and have babies.

No? Like him?

Her.

[chuckles]

I guess that figures.

Spadino couldn't even give you a boy.

Spadino has given many things to me.

For one thing, there's respect.

And then comes power.

Not important?

You're so beautiful.

A weed has grown into a flower.

This flower has to leave
to go out with her husband

and celebrate their triumphs.

Shame you can't be there to see it.

["Splendido Splendente"
by Rettore playing]

Hey! About time!

You look good, man! Very nice!

Hi, how are you?

- This is Flavio, Romolo's son.
- Hi.

Let's have some fun.
Look what I set up over here.

Oh God, look at the thrones!

It's all about fun.

[Spadino] Let us through.

Got a place just for us over here.
Follow me.

Open up, out of the way.

Go on in there.

Hey!

Look at you!

Oh!

Let's pop this cork, come on!

- Not bad.
- It's alright here.

I'm sorry.

Oh!

Give me your glass.

Come on.

Alright. Us tonight!

To us!

- You're trying to get me drunk.
- You lightweight!

I want to dance. What do you guys say?

["Living On My Own"
by Freddie Mercury playing]

I want to show him something.
Hey!

Come. I want to show you something.

Don't worry, you guys got all night.

Come with me.

You're going to love this.

Over here.

Come on.

Not now Aureliano,
you're going to like this.

Come on, all the way up.

There you go. Have a seat.

Sit down. Sit down!

- Sit here?
- Yeah, that's yours.

Here we go.

All of you, "Oh!"

[crowd] Oh!

["Roma Scapoccia" by Debbit playing]

[cheer]

The new kings of Rome!

[crowd cheer]

Keep it on!

- No! It's embarrassing.
- Come on!

Thanks, Spadi.

[tense music plays]

Turn that music up!

[crowd clap]

[laugh]

[Nadia] What are you doing? Give me that.

It's just one glass.

Tell me what's going on.

I'm jealous of the two of you.

You and Aureliano chose each other.

Nobody decided that for you.

And it's obvious.

Spadino and I are good too.

We care about each other.

It's not what we would have chosen.

But you did choose your daughter.

The best choice I've ever made.

Gimme that too.

[dance music continues]

Look what I forgot to leave behind.

Right, he forgot.

What are you doing with that?

They said no g*ns. Give me that.

Maybe that was just for you, dickhead.

[Flavio] Give me the piece, assh*le.

Hey, hey!

[music stops]

Lemme go take a look.

You don't want to bring that thing here.

[in Sinti]
Alex. What the f*ck are you doing?

What's up, cuz?

Son of a whore.

- You want it? Come and get it!
- [Aureliano] Let me talk to him.

- Come get it.
- [Spadino] No g*ns.

Put those f*cking things in here, now.

In the bag.

You've pissed me off.

How come you got your piece?

We're all friends, right?

- I'm not your friend.
- [Spadino] It was a party.

You think it's funny do you?

- You like that?
- f*ck you. What you gonna do?

[Flavio] Don't touch me!

[Leo] I'll you like a dog!

What are you going to do? Come on bitch?

[Aureliano] f*cking assh*le!

- What's with you?
- [Leo] Don't touch him.

- [g*nsh*t]
- [screaming]

[gentle chamber music playing]

Leo?

Leo!

You bitch!

You f*cking bitch, you k*lled him!

So, Spadi?

We're all friends here, huh?

Gimme the g*n, babe.

Nothing happened. Let's go.

["Fiore dell'infame" by Piotta playing]