02x03 - Episode 3

[bunniefuu]

[in English] Yes, they've been

following you,

And through

you they got to Marcos,

which is serious.

Very serious.

But it doesn't mean there's

a mole on the inside

and we need bodyguards.

-I really think it's bad.

-Yes' It's bad, Miriam.

It's really bad!

They're coming for us,

and one of our own

was wounded last night.

[Marcos] Two.

Kala is in hospital.

Yes, two of our own,

and a girl, yeah?

No single precaution

is too much.

Totally with you.

Someone shot at Lua.

Kala and me too.

Do you really

think like them?

The mole is a hypothesis

and simply can't be rejected.

[sighs]

I'm asking you to

investigate objectively your

translators,

your sources, your

collaborators and your teams.

Rely only on those

you fully trust,

and reveal as little

as humanly possible.

OK, but it's pretty

difficult not to say anything

if we've got bodyguards,

if we've to change protocols

We won't change protocols,

then.

[Najwa] How do we know

what to do?

Is there anyone

we can we talk to?

Nobody other than the people

in this room now, Najwa.

Marcos.

If you need some days off

No.

No, no. No vacation, OK?

Are we finished?

Yeah, We're done here.

OK.

[Carla] Let's continue.

- THE FENCE -

[sirens]

[TV] Last night in Madrid

there were

some moments of tension

when,

during a settling of scores

between two drug dealers,

some g*nshots impacted

on a building's facade.

The police had to evacuate

the area for several hours,

until calm was restored.

The responsible ones

were arrested

and placed at the

disposal of the court.

And now

[tense music]

- g*nshots BETWEEN

TWO DRUG DEALERS IN MADRID -

- There's nothing on the

news. What happened? -

- We did everything

as planned. -

- We didn't

detonate the b*mb -

- because the woman

didn't come. -

- Stay there, hidden. -

- We'll send you

instructions. -

- We need money. -

- GRANADA -

[Yasmina, in Arabic]

My son didn't let me sleep

last night.

If he cries a lot,

maybe something's wrong.

I know what's happening.

His skin is irritated.

He needs cream.

But it's expensive.

Why don't you talk

to "El Hach"?

What do you think,

that I haven't?

But he says I should manage

children's stuff with Houda.

It's useless to talk to Houda.

She's a snake.

She is the one

that puts him against me.

She brainwashes him.

If that damned witch

wasn't here

[clears throat]

Houda, we're running out

of eggs and potatoes.

Put in on the shopping list.

OK.

[Houda]

What are you doing here?

You're grounded

Go back to your room.

[Azahar]I just wanted

to help you.

You cannot be here.

I don't know

what you think you're doing,

but you should change your

attitude towards "El Hach".

I'm doing my best.

"El Hach" is a thousand times

smarter than you.

Don't try him.

I'm not afraid.

-Come here.

-What are you doing?

[Houda] Look.

Tonight, "El Hach" told me

he doesn't need a gardener.

Is that what you want?

That "El Hach"

sends your father back

-to his mud house in Morocco?

-No.

My father has

nothing to do with this.

Then stop that nonsense.

Behave as a good wife.

And accept things as they are.

As we all have done.

- MADRID -

[in English]

Just a second.

A formality?

It's safe.

[Miriam] Thank you.

Thanks.

Roberto, we're downstairs, OK?

OK. Great, thanks.

Listen, Amina,

something unforeseen

has come up, and

I won't be able

to go there tonight.

[phone]

But we've prepared dinner.

Basma has cooked too.

[Roberto, on phone]

I'm very sorry, Amina,

it's not up to me.

I don't understand.

It's been your idea.

Yes, I know, I know, but,

as I'm telling you,

it's not up to me, and

They're sending me abroad

for a trip.

In fact, I won't be able

to see you and Basma

for a long time.

Oh

And one more thing,

I can't withdraw money.

[phone] Yeah, your husband's

assets are still seized.

We have requested for the

release of some part, but

What am I going to do

in the meantime?

[phone]Tell me how much you

need and I'll lend it to you.

I don't want your money,

I want to have my money.

[phone]You told me

I would be independent here.

Amina, keep calm, I assure you

it's just a matter of time.

Right. Time.

Always time.

[phone] Let me know

when you come back.

Amina, listen

f*ck.

Mom, when are we

going back home?

Come on, Basma.

Let's have dinner.

How are you doing?

So-so.

They're arriving

in five minutes.

OK.

Would you like anything?

No.

[exhales]

Should I tell them to leave?

That would be nice.

We've been very well

without them.

[Carla sighs]

It turns out that the danger

is caused by you and me.

We won't be safe in any place.

We can't even guarantee

our daughter's safety.

Bravo.

We'll need to have eyes in

the back of our heads, Marcos.

In the back.

And we'll catch them.

We'll do it.

[guard] They're here.

[Carla] OK.

[Carla laughs] Look

at her.

[Marcos] Smurf!

[Carla] Lu!

Lua!

Come here, sweetie

Oh

[kiss]

-[Marcos] Look.

-Look.

I've brought

a magical hat.

[Carla and Lua laugh]

Let's see, and now

we say the magical words

Abracadabra, alakazam.

[blows]

How was that?

-Did you like it?

-Yes.

It's for you.

Come on, let's go inside.

-Hi, Dad.

-Hi, hi.

-Sorry, I didn't say hi.

-Are you going to order pizza?

Yes?

[Carla] Hi.

[Lua] Hi.

[Carla's Dad]

Well, how do you do?

[Carlos] Putting up

with this circus.

[Carla's Dad] I believed

this wouldn't happen anymore.

I've lived years

with this fear.

That any day

could be that day.

It's nothing to do with that,

Dad, totally different.

[Carla's Dad]

But what is different?

Having to sleep away

from your family

so that nothing bad happens

to them because of you?

No, it's not.

What is different is that you

are better trained than me.

You're better police officers.

I did what I thought

was better,

I had to stay away

so much that,

when I came back,

I was a stranger to my family.

You're not a stranger,

grandpa, you're the best.

[laughs]

Don't worry about me,

I'm fine.

And I know

what's going on.

I miss you very much,

but I'm fine.

May we order

another pizza?

Two, one for you

and one for me, OK?

Look at her,

she's just like you.

Wow. Just like you.

Look at her.

[man calling from afar]Hey,

wait up. Excuse me, ma'am.

[beeping]

Excuse me.

My card is not working.

Please, could you send someone

to door two?

Thanks.

Hey, it's not necessary

for you to come these days,

-OK?

-OK.

There's not much work,

so you may take some days off.

-OK?.

-Ok.

We'll call you when necessary,

mm?

[Arab Woman 1] Understood.

-OK, see you later.

-Bye.

-[Miriam] They

swallowed it? -[Najua]I think

so.

Yes?

I don't know,

job is half done.

-It's weird.

-Yeah.

Everything from all these?

Yes, yes,

of all of them, Alberto.

That's right, and thoroughly.

Mark if they've had

some extra income,

changes in their routine,

new mobile phones,

any chance that they're

being blackmailed

Everything.

OK, but it'll take time.

Yes, yes,

but give priority to it.

And, look, if you want, you

may work with Maria and Marta,

but just them, OK?

Nobody else.

OK, but,

is there anything wrong or?

No, no,

just the new boss's rules.

-OK.

-But, hey,

don't take this lightly, OK?

Alberto, I'm sorry

you got stuck with this.

Don't worry.

[Miriam puffs]

Oh, boy

[in Arabic]

Where are we going?

-Have we done anything wrong?

-It's a surprise. Get in.

Come on.

Open.

-[instructor, in English] Hi.

-What's up, Alex?

-[Alex] What's up?

-How's it going, my man?

I brought you these guys

so they could play a little.

You can explain more.

[Alex]

OK. I'll explain to you how

these weapons work, guys.

We'll give you

M4-like weapons.

The operation is very simple.

We've the magazine, the

CO2 cartridge, the trigger.

When we're not sh**ting,

the trigger outside it.

When sh**ting, important:

The buttstock'S always held

above your shoulder

and point the weapon.

The operation is very simple,

right?

Well, now we'll give you

the protection.

[shots]

Ah! Dead!

[in Arabic] When the Almighty

divided up intelligence,

it seems these three guys

were in the bathroom.

But don't worry.

They're obedient and loyal

They'll obey.

I trust your judgement.

Bring them here three times

a week, and we'll see.

OK.

Have you told anything?

No.

Nahila has contacted me.

She says they need money

to continue, "El Hach".

Tell her she'll receive

what she needs soon.

Why do you think

the attack is not on the news?

They want to hide

that we've hurt them.

That's good.

A hurt animal

is not always easy to catch.

It hides and protects itself,

it's always on alert.

Getting to the boss

will be more difficult.

We must find out

where they hide her.

-OK.

-Don't waste time.

Stand up.

I'm telling you to stand up!

Don't you hear me?

Pay attention!

We've new instructions

for your sister.

Speak!

Don't make me hurt you.

Is that what you want?

Do you want me

to take your eye out?

Do I take an eye out?

Speak, wh*re!

Speak!

[breathes]

You'll k*ll me anyway.

Is that what you want?

Do you want us to k*ll you?

Do you want me

to take your eye out?

Listen to me,

we'll be home soon.

Nobody will ever want a

one-eyed woman as a wife.

Do you want me

to stab you?

Eh! That's it.

Aren't you

listening, Wiam?

Fine.

Your choice.

Come on.

Come on,

go and die in that room.

[phone] I want to

talk to my sister.

You'll talk to her when

you give us new information.

[phone] I can't do anything.

Everybody is very nervous.

And we've bodyguards.

And they keep a close watch

on the Arabs.

I want to talk

to my sister now

or I'll tell everything.

You'll tell nothing!

Understood? Nothing!

When you get new information,

then you'll talk to her.

What has she told you?

Excuses!

Damn it

[in English] Mate.

[Kala laughs] Hi.

You got it.

Paid holidays.

Now, next time

you become intimidated,

please talk to me. OK?

You don't need to act

as a human shield.

God, two months

training for nothing.

Kala, you'll have

another opportunity.

Ok?

Well, what happened?

Why were we shot?

Marcos, I was shot

in the arm, damn it.

I think that at least

you could tell me

who it was, right?

Yeah. We have nothing.

-[puffs]

-There's no trace,

not even a strand of hair

on the rooftop, nothing.

By what we saw in the cameras,

they got there and left with

a helmet hiding their face.

We were shot from over 50

meters away.

And then they disappeared

in a street

with no cameras,

it must be someone trained.

A professional.

We're checking

among former fighters.

How did they know

where you live?

We're on it.

They've been following me

for a week at least.

It's been well planned.

It's bad luck

that you were there.

The good thing

is that otherwise

I would be dead.

What are you going to do now?

Take care of you.

And, in the meantime,

catch them, of course.

[laughs] f*ck

Ouch, it hurts.

I was hurt too, huh?

[Kala laughs] Yeah, right

Poor guy.

Hey, how is your daughter?

She's fine, at her grandpa's.

Getting over it.

Well, but I'm not here

to tell you my problems, huh?

I'm here to check on you.

Let's see, what do you need?

Some magazines, sudokus

A Blu-ray special edition

of "Gladiator",

your favorite movie.

That. You'd like that.

f*ck, it hurts when I laugh.

I think I've had

enough action so far.

Sure?

-Mmm.

-Mmm?

-Yes.

-Are you really sure?

Do you know what I would like?

Getting out of here soon

and helping you.

Right, right, right.

Well Your family?

My sister lives

in Morocco.

Well, I'll take care

of bringing her here.

-Regarding tickets and hotel,

you don't need to worry.

-Marcos, no.

-I'll manage

-I'm saying no.

Kala.

I said no, Marcos. OK?

I appreciate it,

but I don't want to give

explanations to anyone?

OK. OK.

Well, I assume you won't want

these chocolates I've brought.

Chocolates yes.

-Are they chocolates?

-Open and look.

Well, thank you very much.

The only thing is that you'll

have to share them with me.

Well, we'll discuss that now.

I'd love to.

[Miriam]

Maybe it's nothing, but

he goes there twice a week,

after work,

and there's nothing there.

Except for that

Pakistani store.

Exactly.

Who is that?

Martinez.

Do you suspect Martinez?

I don't suspect

anyone in particular, OK?

But if I have to go

suspecting someone,

I mean, someone like Martinez,

he doesn't talk much,

He goes to odd places.

-He's weird, Marcos.

-He's weird, indeed.

[Marcos] Or he likes

smoking from a hookah.

-Maybe.

-Marcos.

Enough.

Nahila and her partners

are out there.

And we're here, locked in,

suspecting each other

with half the team

investigating the other half.

What a strategy.

-[Miriam] I'd understand.

-What?

Being investigated.

I'd understand it.

it wouldn't bother me,

under the circumstances.

Let's see how Martinez reacts

if he finds out.

I don't give a sh*t

about how Martinez reacts.

[Carla]Hey, OK,

the Martinez topic is over.

Do you have anything else?

How elegant, right?

You've to see this.

You won't believe it.

Had you seen

a sweating corpse before?

Put the Fennec image.

[woman]

I realized when digitally

raising the images quality

to prepare the portraits.

-It's a fake, he's alive.

-See?

He's sweating.

But, is that so?

Ok, don't let anyone see it,

please.

Congratulations.

Unbelievable.

What do you think

about how he staged his death?

You believed it, we

believed it, everybody believed

it.

In fact, the video

was sent by the Israelis.

Yes, yes, he made everyone

stop searching for him,

but he's here, in Spain.

Well,

that's not confirmed yet.

But we do have

a good trump card.

A great trump card.

Look there.

We've found his mother, Naima.

She's two grandchildren

in a refugee camp in Jordan.

We'll need help from the top

as soon as possible.

Well, that's very complex.

Yes, Manolo,

we know it's very complex.

That's why we need your help.

Well, you take care

of justice,

I'll take care

of the politicians.

I don't think

they'll resist all of us.

Thanks, Manolo.

[Carla] Thanks.

- JORDAN -

- ZAATARI REFUGEE CAMP -

- CURRENTLY ACCOMMODATING

EIGHTY THOUSAND

SYRIAN REFUGEES -

[chatter in the street]

Hey.

OK This woman says

she knows where they are.

-OK?

-Yes, OK.

They're in the

southern part of the camp

with a group of orphans.

She'll take us there,

but she wants money.

Yes

Are these the children?

-[in Arabic]

These are the children?

-[in English] Are you sure?

-Are these?

-Yes.

Sure?

-I want my money.

-Sure?

-I want my money. Yes.

-[in English]

She wants something,

-she wants to get paid.

-No, no.

The kids first.

The kids first.

[in Arabic] We'll pay you

when we see the children.

That's not fair.

That wasn't the deal.

I want my money now.

[in English] When I see

the kids, I'll pay you.

Not now.

[in Arabic]

After seeing the children.

-After seeing the children.

-I won't risk my life for this

woman in exchange for nothing.

I don't want my effort

to get lost.

After seeing the children!

OK?

-I want my money.

-OK!

-[Miriam, in English] No

-[in Arabic] I want my money.

come in!

-That way.

-Come in!

But as soon as we get there,

you pay me!

-After seeing the children.

-OK.

[in English] Is everything OK?

-Yes, yes. Go! Go!

-Yes? OK.

Hey, Lua, you know, you

don't get out of school until

Until my bodyguards

pick me up inside.

They accompany me inside

and pick me up inside.

-Exactly.

-I know, grandpa, keep calm.

OK.

Ramon,

what are you doing here?

Nothing, your mother told me

that your mates

and teachers miss you

But, are you going to be

my bodyguard?

What's wrong with it?

Do you think

I'm too old or what?

I'm in top shape, huh?

And, besides,

I got backup,

look, this ugly one's name

is Rodrigo.

Rodrigo, get them out, please.

And inside the car,

there are the boys.

-Petroleo, Tyron!

-Come on.

So, if there's no problem,

Lua, we'll come every day

and then we'll pick you up

from school. What do you say?

-Great.

-Yes?

May I get in the back?

Of course,

you are not going in the boot.

-Come one, we're late.

-Bye, grandpa.

Bye, princess.

Fennec is a professional

m*rder*r, he's a fox,

he's been hidden for ages.

If we're waiting for him

to make a mistake, he won't.

What you want is

to speed up the arrival

of those kids in Spain,

that they reunite

with their grandmother

so that their father

exposes himself, right?

That's all we've.

Do you realize that

what you're asking me

is to authorize

the use of minors as bait

to catch a t*rror1st?

I assure you these kids

will not be in danger at all.

If something did happen,

though,

I remind you that

this prosecutor's office

has already been reported

by Hamid's attorney for

false promises to his client.

Superintendent

Prosecutor

[in Arabic] I want my money.

What are you waiting for?

-I don't trust this mean lady.

-Wait!

-I want my money.

-[in English]

She wants the money now.

No, no money now.

The kids first! No, no.

[in Arabic]

I want my money, now.

-[in English]

Where are the kids?

-[in Arabic] There.

-But when we get there,

you'll pay.

-[in English] She says there.

That way? Let's go.

[in English] Hey, you.

[in English] My money

I won't pay you now! Later.

The kids first. Come on!

-[in Arabic] Give me the money

to take you there!

-[in English] No!

[in Arabic] Come on. That way.

Come on!

[Arab woman 2]

This is their crew.

They must be here.

[in English]

I don't see them

We need to be careful

These kids

They don't have anyone

and they protect each other.

Protect each other from whom?

[agent]From the mafias that

take them,

make them work

or sell them to p*mps.

Aya? Khaled?

[in Arabic] Be calm, be

calm. We don't want to hurt you.

We want to talk to you.

Come with me.

Aya, Khaled, Rosa.

I don't speak Arabic. Do you

understand me like this?

Yes? OK. Let's see

I come from Spain

and I bring a message

from your grandmother.

Your dad's mom.

She's been looking for you

for so long

and she wants you to go there

and live with her, OK?

Since she couldn't come

she's sent you this message,

that I want you to watch.

[on phone]

Hi, Khaled, hi, Aya.

I'm your grandmother Naima

your father Fennec's mother.

Rosa will take you

out of Jordan.

I'm counting the days

until I can kiss you.

I miss you very much.

[in English]

Is this our grandmother?

Yes.

Will you take us with her?

Do you want me to?

-Yes?

-Really?

Yes, really. [laughs]

What are they doing?

It's a local tradition.

They free the doves so that

their dreams will come true.

Really?

Come.

-Me? Yes?

-Go, you may go.

[in Arabic]

Who are these kids?

Does their father

have much money?

Well

I want a bigger reward.

OK.

[in English]

May I grab it? Yes?

This one?

[man, in Arabic] One

Two

Three!

[Carla, in English] Oh!

Have you already finished?

We've finished today.

-What's up, everything OK?

-Super.

I think we'll get on well.

Right, Lua?

Yes.

Well, great.

We're going home.

Can we talk for a minute?

Yes. Yes, of course.

I'll be here in a minute.

[Carla's Dad]OK. Well,

what's up? How was it?

[Lua] Very well.

[Carla's Dad] Did she

ask a lot of questions?

Honestly, I think she's fine,

after all she's gone through.

In fact, there're only

two things that worry her.

The first one is that she's

afraid of not being able

to participate in

the school performance.

Because it seems

she's been assigned

a character she likes.

Yes, yes, the tin man.

Yes.

And she's worried that,

under the circumstances,

she can't go back to school

before the school performance.

I'm sorry,

but I can't call the school

and ask them

to postpone things.

Right.

As regards the causes

for her second concern

I don't believe

she's aware of them, but

I think

I know what they're about.

It's about you.

About her father and you.

And I don't want you

to misinterpret it

because she loves you very

much and misses you very much,

especially her mother.

But your presence,

with bodyguards,

and the extraordinary

security measures in place,

they're really bringing her

stress and anxiety.

So the closer I am to my

daughter, the worse she gets.

No, I'm saying that

Lua needs to process,

overcome and leave behind

her traumatic experience.

She needs to have

a normal life again,

without anything reminding her

of what she's gone through.

And with police officers,

security measures

she even told me

about a drone,

that won't be possible, Carla.

So, what are you suggesting?

[sighs]

Carla!

[sighs]

If you don't need

anything else

It turns out that the best

I can do for my daughter

is to stay away from her.

What do you think?

What? I don't get it.

That's what the psychologist

told me this afternoon.

Listen, I'll drink this

bottle of wine,

and I'd rather

not drink alone.

Do you want to stay?

/Yes, but

I don't drink.

Oh, damn it, you're right.

But we've water.

We've water.

And good company.

[scoffs]

Thank you.

Here you are.

Well

But, isn't it bad luck

to toast with water?

I don't think

this could be much worse.

To you.

Cheers.

[sighs]

You're a good mother, Carla.

I don't know

if you realise, but

you're a very good mother.

Really.

You worry about her,

you call her,

you talk to her every night.

Every time I see that

I feel bad, I feel envy.

I'd like to have the

relationship you've with your

daughter with my son, but

I don't though.

There's no

instructions manual for this.

Believe me.

Come on.

To bad parents?

[laughs]

And to good cops?

Yes. [laughs]

-I don't know.

-[laughs]

- For your whims -

-[Yasmina, in Arabic] Hi.

-[Zahar] Hi.

Take it.

For your baby cream.

"El Hach" doesn't want us

to lend money to each other.

No. I'm not lending it to you.

It's my money,

and I can buy any whim.

And I want to buy that cream.

Take it.

It's better if

Houda doesn't find out.

You know what?

If we were more united,

we wouldn't be so afraid

of "El Hach".

[man on phone]It's a

delicate situation, Omar.

Spain has

stopped negotiations

because of the

stir created.

I get it.

But we still have

a good relationship

with the local authorities

and the CNI.

[phone] That's good.

But we've to do more.

That's why I think we should

meet and talk directly.

You're always welcome

whenever you want

But

is there anything wrong?

[phone] We'll talk about it

in person, Omar.

Do whatever you can

to make them feel there's

total and maximum cooperation.

[phone]We need them to see

that we're helping.

I'll need more money then.

To buy information

and pay informants.

Don't worry about that.

We'll transfer

as much money as you need.

This time, there should be no

trace of the money transfer.

No, Omar.

We've to act with transparency

without hiding anything.

[phone]And we'll continue

doing so.

But some steps

require discretion.

[phone] OK, bye.

May the peace

be with you.

[crying]

Grandma!

[crying] Welcome, my children.

Welcome.

Do you remember me? Yes.

-Who am I?

-My grandmother.

I've missed you.

I've missed you very much.

-How are you?

-Grandma!

[Naima] I've missed you

very much.

[Roberto TV, in English]

You'll see,

your school is really on

it has two soccer fields,

two basketball courts,

a huge gym.

-[Miriam on TV] Swings.

-[Roberto on TV]And swings,

yes, sir. Indeed.

You'll love it, honestly.

And, by the way,

it's already been established

with the school,

you'll have an extra teacher

to help you keep pace.

Thank you very much, madam,

it wasn't necessary.

Yes, it was necessary, yes.

Thank you very much,

thank you very much

for bringing my children.

You're welcome. Mmm.

Mm! How lucky you are

for having a grandmother

who cooks such tasty pastries.

[Naima laughs]

I see you.

You are like me,

you could eat pastries

all day long, am I right?

Of course.

And,

do you want to go to school?

No, I don't like it.

-Oh, well

-Well.

We'll have to do

something about it.

-Yes.

-Right, Rosa?

Yes.

Mmm, Rosa.

-Yes?

-The bag.

Sure.

Well, this is for you, guys.

I think the orange one

is for Aya

and the red one

for you, Khaled.

- Let's see.

-[Roberto]Let's see.

-[in Arabic] Look!

-Look!

-[Aya] I like them very much!

-[Khaled]Me too.

Now go to your bedroom

and try them on.

Let's see if Rosa has

guessed right with the size.

[Miriam] Yes, let's see

Thanks.

You're welcome.

Well, let's see, listen.

The juvenile court continues

reviewing the custody,

but they're still not sure

that you alone

can take care of the children.

But they think I can,

don't they?

They'll be fine here, with me,

they won't lack anything.

Please, please, tell them.

-But Naima,

it doesn't depend on us.

-They won't take them away.

But, it's true

that it could help a lot

if you could count with

the help of a direct relative,

huh?

You see, it's because

something could happen to you,

then those kids

would be unprotected,

and we can't let that happen.

Do you understand it?

We're only and exclusively

thinking about

their wellbeing. Yes?

Tada!

Wow!

-Let me see.

-[Miriam] Oh, my!

-I love them.

-You love them?

-They look great on you.

-Look!

[Roberto] Look,

he's a mini-Ronaldo.

-They're beautiful.

-[Miriam] Yes.

[Miriam, on TV]

What about the size?

-[TV] Good?

-[Aya, on TV]Nice!

[Miriam, on TV]I'm very glad.

You look amazing.

-[Khaled, on TV] Thank you.

-[Aya, on TV]I love them,

Seriously, thank you both.

-[Miriam, TV] No, thank

you. -[Roberto, TV]You're

welcome. Thank you.

[male agent 1]The marker

in the children's trainers

are sending a good signal.

[male agent 2] Good, good.

I lost it, OK? I almost

screwed it up, I'm sorry.

No. No, it doesn't have

anything to do with pregnancy,

I see it coming.

It's this situation, dude,

this f*cking situation, I'm

It surpasses me.

Look, if it helps you somehow,

every time I get home,

I don't turn on the light

until I check nobody has

opened the gas valve,

my blinds

are pulled down 24/7,

I don't know how many times

I check the door

is well closed,

more than once I've looked

under the bed

And lately I've been sleeping

on the couch.

Really?

What a f*cking sh*t, huh?

A f*cking sh*t, yes.

Have you checked the wardrobe?

[laughing]

[Ramon]How do I have

to say it? The girl's fine.

She's fine.

She plays with the dogs

in the car,

she talks about school,

about mates, about the play,

about Elena's mother,

who is still mad at you,

and I told you so.

Or didn't I?

No mothers from school,

no coworkers, but

nah, Marcos, It goes

in one ear and out the other.

I was in an operation.

Right.

-My daughter is a rock.

-Mm-Hm.

Dude, it's normal,

given the genetics

Hey, imagine she gets your

"Latin lover" thing.

Shut up.

Are you pissed?

You can do anything you want,

you're totally free,

-and the girl nothing?

-She may do whatever she

wants, I want her to be happy.

Says the modern dad. huh?

Yes, yes.

And how is your girlfriend?

Willing to work again.

I'm surrounded

by strong women.

Maybe,

you look for them that way.

-My mother is like that.

-Yes.

And, do you have

any professional help?

Because of the Oedipus?

A psychologist?

Sure! You're an Argentinian,

aren't you?

And there everybody

goes to a psychologist

more than to the supermarket.

No, really, dude.

You've suffered

a m*rder attempt.

And with your background,

I mean, your father

That's the minimum, huh?

It's not the same.

My father was m*rder*d, and he

never knew what was going on.

He was going to work

and a car exploded. There.

That's it.

That was the first

and only time

I saw my mother

break down.

I locked myself in my bedroom,

I didn't want to listen to

I was nine

and already understood.

It's different now.

They're coming for us.

With first and last names.

What they don't know

is that we're getting closer.

And we'll catch them all.

What I can assure you is that

Lua will not be left

without her father.

The market next to home

was much more comfortable.

Honestly, yes.

This is never-ending.

[puffs]

Let's make the most

out of the situation.

-Of what?

-Let's make them

take the bags upstairs.

Yes, yes, yes.

Look at them,

they're very strong.

Right, so what?

They're not sl*ves, David.

-I don't think

it's such a crazy idea.

-Right.

In fact, I regret not having

taken a 12-bottle pack.

They're really heavy.

And the fruit,

haven't you taken it?

No. It was your task.

Ok. Well, going.

-No, it's our turn.

-I'll be really fast.

Guys, I'll be right back.

[relaxed background music

in the supermarket]

[suspenseful music]

-[slight noise]

-Stop, police! sh*t!

Go, go, go, everybody out!

Now, now, now!

Fast, fast! Go, go!

[people shouting]

[bodyguard]Police! Out!

Everybody out!

Come on, fast, fast, fast!

Out, now!

[bodyguard] Everybody out!

Come on!

Come on!

[indistinct shouting]

Hey! Fast, come on,

come on, dammit!

On the ground, police!

Hands behind your head! Now!

Do what I say!

On the ground, damn it!

-On the ground too!

-Please, please!

-Hands behind your head now!

-[Arab people mumbles]

I said hands behind you head

right now!

-[Arab man mumbling]

-I said don't move your arm.

Don't move! Don't move!

[bodyguard] It's over.

Come on. Be calm.

Don't move!

[bodyguard 3]

Put the g*n down, Miriam,

put the g*n down.

[bodyguard 1] Don't move.

-It's gonna be OK.

-[bodyguard 2]

Come on, call it in.

Call it in.

Miriam

Miriam, are you ok?

It seems he's clean.

He was just a customer

who doesn't speak Spanish.

That's why he didn't

understand you.

Miriam

Hey.

Sweetheart, Miriam.

You saw how your partner

was m*rder*d.

Ok? Yes.

Miriam, you're a human.

Come on.

I almost sh**t him, David.

-Yes.

-Yes.

Almost.

-But you didn't.

-OK.

Ok.

Ok.

[sad music]