Of all the endings
that Eligio imagined,
retiring to Casablanca
with five million euros of
Mendoza money was his favourite.
None of the endings
were like this one.
Making decisions always
entails taking risks.
Nor could he have
imagined that his death
would change the life
of these three women.
This might not be the start
of a close friendship,
but like Eligio, they will
have to make a decision.
And as you know, whatever
decision you make,
you always end up
paying the piper.
Aren't you that actress?
No, but they usually
take me for her.
Come off it.
I know it's you.
What the hell are you
doing in my motel?
The ones in room nine have left.
Yes.
They always leave early.
- And your little girl?
- Asleep.
What do we do?
Are you serious?
We just k*lled a man.
We're calling the police.
Or maybe not.
Are you mad?
And what will the police
do? Give you a medal?
I'm not taking the rap,
especially if I didn't sh**t him.
I only did it because he
was going to k*ll you.
It was in self-defence. They
can't send us to prison.
It would be logical to
tell them what happened.
But you have other ideas.
This is what I stole from him.
We could split it in three, but
that won't solve our problems.
I wouldn't hide a
corpse for this.
We should find out
what he was carrying.
Now that might be worthwhile
hiding a corpse for.
What?
What are you on about?
I heard him on the phone.
He told them he was carrying
something very valuable.
My God, did you
steal from that man?
You think he had something
valuable, but you don't know what.
It could be arms, drugs.
If it's drugs, count me out.
Then we'll never know.
What we do know
is that someone is looking
for him and his cargo,
and it's not the
Sisters of Mercy.
So we do it as soon as possible.
- And if we find it, goodbye problems...
- What if we don't?
Then we need to make a decision.
We risk it,
or you tell the police
why you k*lled him.
So you know where it is?
Cross the border...
Jesus, you told me
a thousand times!
Don't worry about the kid.
I'll keep an eye on her
till you're back. Take it.
Take it.
This isn't going to work.
Come on, shake a leg!
POLICE STATION
Yes, I know Doña Elisa.
I know, yes, yes...
I get that she doesn't want to be
on the ground, but she's a sheep.
I have an idea.
When I have time, I'll
stop by and talk to her.
Okay?
All right. Goodnight,
Doña Elisa. Bye.
A lady called. There are
people in the old circus tent
making a racket.
- Do you mind going?
- Sure.
Hey, how are your parents?
Is the bar working?
I can't ask for a loan, so
we're living off my salary.
If I can help you,
just let me know.
Well, actually...
Would you cover for
me during the filming?
I'll have more
time to help them.
- No worries, I'm on it.
- Thanks.
Bloody hell, I forgot...
Great.
Just what we needed.
Do you have cash? I left
my bag at the motel.
I'm not paying for your petrol.
Oh, the corpse in
the boot is yours.
So what do we do?
- Good evening. Everything all right?
- Yes, thank you.
You're not local, right?
No.
One of your lights is broken.
You should fix it if
you don't want a fine.
Yes, of course. Thank you.
Why are you here?
She's taking me to Lisbon
to talk to the director.
- I don't drive, officer.
- Good evening, Ms Santana.
Do we know each other?
Not personally. I'm a
great admirer of your work.
Thank you, I'm glad.
Is there a problem?
Nothing serious.
One of the lights is broken.
She should get it fixed if
she doesn't want a fine.
I'll talk to Production.
Sorry, I don't
mean to interrupt,
but we're running late
and should be on our way.
- Yes.
- Safe journey.
Thank you.
ENTER PIN
One...
two...
in he goes!
Have you done this before?
What about you?
Who do you think I am?
No idea.
I don't know you,
but you seem familiar with this.
Call me Lucía.
Start digging.
I'm Eva Santana.
You're famous, right?
I'm an actress.
It's the first time
I've ever seen you.
Why didn't you pay that
b*stard who was in your room?
You must be rolling in it.
Mind your own business, okay?
You weren't exactly
very discreet.
It was a joke. Don't
take it to heart.
It's not funny.
You could report him
for stealing the photos.
I'm not an idiot.
So why don't you do it?
It's complicated.
I don't have to explain
anything to you!
Ah, he took the photos.
So you're into young guys, huh?
Well good for you.
Hey.
- I'm a m*rder*r.
- Don't say that.
- I'm a m*rder*r.
- Listen up.
He would have k*lled us all.
You saved our lives,
are you listening?
No one is going to find out.
Okay?
No one is going to prison.
We find out what the
b*stard was hiding
and sort out our
lives. That's the plan!
Okay?
All right?
Come on, let's finish this off.
Let's do this.
"wh*re"
What are you doing here, kid?
I was looking for Mummy.
Your mum is not here.
Get out! You're not
allowed in here, go!
You're covered in crap.
How did it go?
Sure no one saw you?
I don't think anyone
saw us this late.
Now what?
What do we do?
This is the plan.
First, no one here knows Eligio.
If anyone asks, he
left here at six.
You only saw him in
the bar, understood?
Second, we need to
look for a lorry.
A lorry?
These were in his room.
But there are no
lorries in the carpark.
I guess he hid it somewhere.
- And the merchandise is in it.
- Sure.
Like a needle in a haystack.
What if we don't find
anything of value?
Well, then we'll have
a clear conscience.
We already discussed that.
We still don't know what it is,
so we have to look for
the lorry and find out.
We need to hurry before
they notice he's missing.
What happened?
Nothing important.
I have a question:
do you trust Ferrán?
I don't trust him.
Don't worry, Luis,
it's not a test.
I want you to do
something for me.
You're perfect for this,
not because no one suspects you,
but that way you can
quit being a messenger.
I need you to tell me something.
Can I trust you?
Something is up with the lorry.
Ferrán is hiding
something from me.
I bribed one of the guys to give
me the lorry's SatNav signal.
I want you to track it down
and find out what's up.
You need to be super discreet.
Ferrán mustn't suspect a thing.
RAÚL - 10 MISSING CALLS
Morning, sleepyhead.
How do I look?
A bit old-fashioned,
but it's not bad, huh?
Tada!
What's wrong? Do you feel okay?
When are we going home?
Oh, sweetie.
Mummy has things to sort out.
Carolina will look after you.
She was nice to let us stay.
I want to go with you, not
stay with her. She's not nice.
Honey, why do you say
that? What happened?
"Geographic representation
of the Earth
or part of it on
a flat surface."
Map.
Did your worse enemy dress you?
Could you look after Alicia?
Sorry, I can't stand kids.
Tie her to a post.
Could I talk to her alone?
Let's go see the dog.
Did you shout at Alicia?
She was snooping around.
Teach her some manners.
What would you know about kids?
The same as you.
- What's in that room?
- None of your business.
Remember that we're up
to our necks in sh*t.
I'm not leaving Alicia with you.
I don't trust anyone, so
tell me what's in there!
Or what?
You'll leave?
You don't have a penny.
- Will you go home?
- Fair enough.
If you won't tell me,
I'll find out myself.
Where are you going?
What the hell are
you doing? Lucía!
Lucía!
sh*t!
What the hell are you doing?
- Stop it, Lucía!
- What's in this room?
You hid the money here.
That's why you threw her out.
It's none of your
business! Please stop it!
Please stop! Stop it!
It's my daughter's room!
My little girl's room.
It's all I have left.
This room is all that
I have left of her.
Think I don't know what
it means to save a child?
You've no idea
what it means to lose
what you most love.
I won't let them take away
the only thing that
I have left of her.
So make sure nothing
happens to your little girl.
Silence on set!
Action!
Drop the knife.
Stop! Freeze it!
The blood, the blood! Move it!
Move it!
Come on!
Action!
Cut!
Fine, next scene!
A black coffee, please.
No sugar.
Thanks.
Hello, Eva.
Leave me alone.
- Do you have the money?
- I don't have any more.
- I already told you that.
- I know.
I've met someone who does.
And he's very keen to meet you.
What does that even mean?
What?
Want me to spell it out?
- I'm not a wh*re.
- Morning.
- Morning, officer.
- Morning.
Hope I'm not
interrupting anything.
No, I was just going.
I'll be working
here if you need me.
Goodbye.
They said I can get a coffee.
Yes, it's here.
Hello. A coffee, please.
Everything okay?
You seemed a bit uneasy earlier.
No, it was a work thing.
Thanks.
So, how was last night?
What do you mean by that?
You were going to
talk to the director.
It went well.
It must have been a long drive.
I heard you're staying
in the village.
It was a long night.
Sorry, was that all you
wanted to talk to me about?
No.
I came to check on my men.
They're diverting traffic
because of filming.
Sure.
Well, I'm going to earn my living.
A pleasure seeing you again.
Tell your friend
to fix her light.
Hi, Xulia.
Where the hell are you?
Out of town. Is something up?
Your ex's lawyer called me to
say you attacked him at his home.
Tell me it's not true.
Of course not, I
didn't do anything.
Don't believe a word of
what he says. He's mad.
He's a danger to Alicia and I
won't let her go live with him.
I don't know about that.
His lawyer wants
to discuss custody.
What?
That's impossible.
You need to get back here soon
and do things properly
to avoid trouble.
Yeah, sure.
Jesus Christ!
Hiya.
Take a seat.
How is everything?
How do you think?
What did his lawyer say?
He'll report you for abducting
Alicia if you don't give her up.
It was his turn to
have her yesterday.
"Abduction"? That
guy is bloody mad!
He kicked up a real scene.
- Did he hit you?
- No.
But I'm sure he
hits his partner.
You have no proof.
Jesus, of course I
don't, but you can tell!
Okay, remember I'm on your side.
Did Alicia tell you anything?
- Did she see anything?
- No.
All right.
I might be able to do
something about the flat.
Is it true you
left town with her?
Is she in a safe place?
I'm only trying to help.
Quit saying it and do it!
That b*stard still
thinks I'm his.
I'm not going through
that f*cking hell again!
What kind of justice is this?
I understand. The
law isn't perfect.
But he can report
you for taking her.
Then it's almost certain
you'd lose custody.
And you might end up in jail.
I won't leave my daughter
with that b*stard, understood?
How can I get custody?
That's difficult.
- Christ, then give me options!
- Okay, okay.
There are options:
he rejects custody or he's
accused of a serious crime.
But I think he's going
to fight for custody.
For f*ck's sake!
You won't like what
I'm going to say.
But listen to me, for
your sake and Alicia's.
You have to talk to him,
try and reach an agreement.
When is that?
When were you planning
to tell me, Mauro?
Okay.
Send me the casting script
and make sure my character
doesn't die too soon.
Oh, and send Sampaio
a box of chocolates.
Let him know they're
from me. Bye.
Is it over?
They're packing up.
No, I meant if you've
finished your work here.
Why? Need something?
Booze.
If the director hadn't asked,
I'd never have done that scene.
Why?
Because Miguel is handsome...
but he has bad breath!
It's true.
I won't bore you, you won't
even remember that film.
I do remember it. I
was at high school.
Right, I started very young.
I have a question you might
be able to help me with.
Sure, go ahead.
I'm working on a script
for film I'm going to do
and I play a policewoman.
In one scene we arrest a woman
for k*lling a man...
unintentionally.
An accident?
Well, he was attacking somebody.
Okay, in self-defence.
Right. If she was defending someone,
she shouldn't be tried, right?
It isn't like that.
I don't know about movies,
but in real life
she would be tried.
- Unless there was a genuine threat.
- There was.
I mean, there is.
He's going to k*ll
her, she fires.
But was he armed as well?
Self-defence is governed
by proportionality.
Meaning?
Defence must always be
proportional to the attack.
You can't sh**t someone
armed with a stick
or switchblade.
That isn't regarded
as self-defence.
So can they go to jail?
It's pretty likely, yes.
How's Alicia?
I'm here to talk things out.
Yes, yes, I know.
I...
wanted to apologise to
you for the other day.
I'd had a few beers
and lost it. I
think I need help.
I'll quit drinking, be the
best father, a better person...
That rings a bell.
- It's different this time.
- Right.
- I swear it is.
- Know what's different?
Me. I'm different.
I said "enough."
Enough, Raúl!
"I'll try," "I'll
change", all that crap!
Let's come to an agreement
that doesn't put Ali at risk.
Put her at risk?
I'm her dad, too.
You're not.
A dad is always
there for his kid.
A dad isn't scary.
A dad just gives love.
You don't have a
clue about that.
Remember this place?
This is where we kissed
for the first time.
I knew I wanted to be with
you the rest of my life.
Though you hardly paid me
any attention at first.
Recalling the past is pathetic.
Let me talk!
- I want to change!
- I'm pleased for you.
And for Ana, too.
Ana is nice, but she's not you.
None of them are you.
It's not about us anymore.
I want the best for Alicia.
If you really do want to change,
think about her for
once, for Christ's sake!
Give me another chance.
The best thing for Alicia is
for us to be together again.
I'll change, I can
do this, Lucía.
Help me, everything
will be different.
Everything will be much
better than before.
Just give me a chance.
I'll think about it, okay?
Thanks.
She never bloody picks up!
EXTRAJUDICIAL NOTICE OF
EVICTION FROM PROPERTY
- Is this yours?
- Yes.
This was my daughter's.
But I think he
needs looking after.
Would you do me that favour?
Yes.
What's his name?
I don't really remember.
I think she used to
call him Big Ears.
What about your daughter?
Micaela.
Her name is Micaela.
Berto's sandwiches,
the best around here.
BERTO'S RESTAURANT
CHARGRILLED PORK
Excuse me.
- Do you have a light?
- Yes.
No, I don't smoke.
Doesn't look like it.
I quit ages ago.
It's just a habit.
A way of proving to
myself that I'm stronger.
- Not from around here?
- No.
I'm here for work.
Okay.
Good luck with that.
Excuse me.
Yes?
Which way is the
Motel Valkirias?
Caroline's place?
Go up that road, turn
left and you'll see it.
And if I wanted to walk?
If you don't mind
getting your shoes dirty,
you could take this path, too.
It leads right to the motel.
Want a lift?
No, thanks, I'd rather walk.
Yes, affirmative.
It's him.
We lost track of him,
but I don't think he
knew we were on to him.
As far as I can see, it
looks like he was shot.
Who knows what he
was involved in.
Yes, of course.
I'll keep you posted.
We found this.
Motel Valkirias?
On the other side of the border.
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01x02 - Episode 2
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The lives of three women with great personal and economic problems intersect by chance when they meet Eligio, a customer who transports valuable merchandise.
The lives of three women with great personal and economic problems intersect by chance when they meet Eligio, a customer who transports valuable merchandise.