Did you get it?
Okay.
Let's go.
Jesus. Look at this.
She leaves all her shit in the back of the car.
Damn it.
She can come out here and look for 'em!
What's up, Oliver?
Take it easy, man. You're not working tomorrow, are you?
Yeah yeah. Yeah, I am working tomorrow.
Yeah, that boss of mine gives me
a 6:00 AM wake-up call on a Sunday.
40 PCs and printers to hook up to a network.
A Sunday...
it's rough, but it's not that big a deal.
I'm sure it'll go by real fast.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, man.
I shouldn't take it out on Beth either.
It's not cool.
It's not her fault.
She does her best.
I mean
she... she's probably sick
of my horseshit anyway, you know?
She's been throwing some fits and it's...
the married life, my friend...
it's not exactly what they say it is.
But I tell myself I'm a lucky man,
you know?
And I am, really.
You know, I mean...
...if it weren't for Beth...
she's a great woman. I don't regret it.
And the whole thing with...
Ronny, what's the matter?
Did you hear that?
No, Ronny. Hear what?
It's, uh...
it's nothing. It's... it's nothing.
- It's... it's gone. - Fuck you.
It's probably the kids.
- Hey, here they are. - Yeah, man.
It's, like... the last time there was this fag
at the Borny Tae club, you know, man?
The jerk thinks he's a Mike Tyson.
He jumps into the fucking ring
and the motherfucker tried these weak-ass judo kicks,
but I smashed his head to pulp.
Pow! You know?
He tries to defend himself, but I'm just like...
Pow! Pow!
I cracked his skull
and then, two seconds later, he was history.
- Yeah. - Fucking K.O.
You're just like Freddy, man.
- Yeah? - I gotta introduce him to you.
- Yeah, man, do that. - Last time, man,
we had a bust-up with these punks in Queen's.
- Yeah? - And there was this one fag,
- the youngest... - You fucking beat his ass?
We caught him in the alley, just behind the Queen's.
Stephen, you unload your weapon?
Oh shoot.
Good job, kid. You did good this weekend.
- Good boy. - Thanks.
Ronny, what's your deal?
- You gonna hang out this weekend? - I don't think so.
- Yeah. - You know, I gotta work on Sunday too.
Homework to grade, got the school party in two weeks' time.
- Stop it. - I mean the school party for Christ's sakes.
Like, fuck.
- Here's to Sunday. - Sunday.
Come on, man.
Hey, let's go. You've got to get to work.
- You'll be late. - Will, looks like you're ridin' with me.
- Yeah, I'll call you later. - No doubt.
- See ya later, guys. - See ya, Steve.
- Le Saint. - The chief wants to see you.
Now.
- Who are you? - I'm Le Saint.
- The army guy. - Oh yeah, the new guy.
Wait a second. I gotta check.
Sir?
There's a guy here... Saint.
He's waiting at the door.
You got a meeting with the boss?
Watch out... he's no pussycat.
All right, send him in.
You know, half the time I don't even know what it's gonna be
until they put it on the desk in front of me.
So at this point I can't make any predictions.
The best thing for me to do is wait till I see a copy of it.
We'll talk about it, all right?
All right? Thanks a lot.
Okay. Phoebe, procedures.
- The arresting officer will restrain the sus... - I'm Le Saint, sir.
Sit down, sit down. - Will restrain the suspect
until his partner has a chance to read him his rights.
Let's leave the rest of that until tomorrow, okay?
Would you get us a cup of coffee?
- Sure. - All right. Okay.
So, Le Saint, huh?
- Yeah. - What is that, French?
Yeah. Actually, my father was...
That's right, that's right. Your father. That's right.
So what do they got you on here?
Filing... responses,
- reports, closed cases. - Procedures, protocol.
That's some of the most important stuff we do here.
You show some aptitude for administration,
we'll get you training... who knows?
Everyone's willing to give you a break here,
most of all me.
Thank you, sir. Thank you.
Also, I just wanted to let you know that I have expertise in analysis.
Well, that's good, that's good. Now...
And sir, I think I've found some new leads in a couple of cases.
- What kind of cases? - Classified ones.
I mean here,
take the disappearance file for example.
If we change our angle of analysis,
it gives new results.
- So? - 22 missing people
in the county in the last two years or so.
22. It seems higher than average.
Of course it's higher than average. That was in the original report.
That's right. Well, I've noticed that our neighboring counties
have also had a high number of disappearances and runaways.
I mean why not look at car thefts too?
I'm convinced everything's concentrated
- in a 30-mile radius around the city. - Well, good good.
That means you've got a lot of initiative and I like you already.
Okay? I've got an assignment for you here.
Sir, if it's okay with you,
I'd like to pursue my analysis.
You could reopen some cases. I think I can bring a lot to them.
Hey, I give out the assignments here,
not you. Get that straight.
How long have you been here?
- Two weeks. - Two weeks.
- Almost, yeah. - Oh, almost two weeks.
That's a little soon for you to start questioning the authority
of someone who's been doing this job for 25 years, isn't it?
Isn't it? Now this assignment's a little bit risky.
What kind of shape are you in?
- I'm fully operational. - Bullshit.
I mean look at you...
Huh? Come on, don't bullshit me.
You look like you just got out of the hospital. You're underweight.
- Can you run? Can you use a weapon? - Why do you ask?
I ask because I have the right to ask, and you answer.
You could've retired, you know.
You got the Golden Star.
You were decommissioned.
You stepped on a mine in Afghanistan.
12 months of convalescence. You're still disabled.
I mean it's all right here. You can read it right here.
But frankly, and don't be offended by this,
I can tell by looking at you.
I mean I'm going to have to go out of my way
to find a place for you here.
Okay. Okay.
Maybe I didn't come out of a police academy.
That's right. Let me tell you something.
I've got balls. I know what it's like to be out there.
And with all due respect, I could teach some of your guys one thing or two.
This is not the military.
This is not a battlefield.
We don't need heroes.
You know what we're dealing with?
We're dealing with wild animals who have social security cards.
That's a lot different than what you're doing.
Here. Here's one of them now. This is your assignment.
His name is Francois,
French immigrant.
Works for the local mob.
He was involved in a couple of murders
and he arranges orgies for the big cheese.
A couple of weeks ago,
some young kid got killed at one of these orgies.
Now the district attorney wants the big cheese to go down.
So the only way we're gonna get this case heard in court
- is if Francois testifies. - And where do I come in?
You get Francois, you protect him,
you keep him safe until he gets transferred to court.
He'll contact you. We'll arrange the rendezvous.
- Zero message. - Keep your wits about you, though,
because there are a lot of people in a lot of places
who want this Francois dead.
This is risky.
Be smart.
Move!
What the hell are you doing?
Come on, asshole!
Move!
I can't believe it! Come on!
Hey, Markey, would you keep an eye on your fucking apples?
Right. So don't load too much onto ABB
or else you release Manu's team.
They're in "White Squares" this morning.
Or you take some from DLB
They must be overstaffed, right?
And by the way, tell Lawrence...
Jesus Christ. Tell Lawrence to keep the lunch break short.
No no no, don't let everybody go together. Got that? Am I clear?
You know, what I just don't get at all is the process.
I mean they can keep assessing us.
I don't want to let my kid go out with all these disappearances.
You're not worried about your kids, Ronny?
- What? - Your kids, with all these disappearances?
You know, there's a lot of bullshit on the TV news.
Anyway, best of luck
to any guy who tries to abduct my wife's kids.
Hey. No, he'd be doing me a big favor.
But...
maybe you're right. I mean...
maybe we shouldn't be feeling safe right now.
When I go out in the woods,
I sometimes get the feeling someone's watching me. It's...
well, it's kinda freaky.
Come on.
What are you afraid of? Nothing's gonna happen.
Ever. That's the problem.
Do you know how many days like this we're gonna have to spend together?
No offense, guys,
I'm gonna tell you what's really freaky.
We've got at least another 20 years to spend together.
20 years.
I did the math. Five lunches per week,
40 weeks per year,
multiplied by 20,
which makes around 4,000 lunches to have together.
We've gotta face it...
this is the reality.
Excuse me, can you turn the screen on and off?
Fuck! What the fuck is your problem, man?!
What the fuck is your problem?!
Is it just you or the dump you work for?
Is it you or your shitty company?!
We said 10:25. We said 10:25.
It was gone 10:40 when you walked in here like a fucking tourist!
10:40, man! Like a fucking tourist!
Now it's past noon and I've still got no juice in my fucking machine!
My sockets work, damn it!
Well, I'm sorry.
I thought it was something else,
but it's the motherboard and it's fried.
But don't worry, I can fix it.
I can swap out your PC. I'll have to go back and pick one up.
- I'll come back this afternoon... - Wait a second.
You made me lose my morning.
You know what that means in loss of revenue?
Do you know what that means? Do you?
Yeah, but there's no other choice.
I mean the round trip alone... I can't be back till after 2:00.
You couldn't do it, could you? Of course you couldn't!
Just look at you.
Like you give a shit.
Right. You're a nobody.
People like you should be put down at birth.
It's not even your fault. It's just the laws of nature.
And do you know what?
You don't make me wanting like helping you.
Sondra! Sondra!
Get me onto Compuserve + and get me through to the manager.
What the hell is your name? What the hell is your name?!
Sheribow... Oliver Sheribow.
Write it down and get me the manager.
- Hello? - Hi.
Sorry to call you so late. I know you've got to work tomorrow.
No no, it's no problem.
What's going on?
Can't sleep?
What about you?
What do you think?
You know what?
I think it's because you've been a free man
for a few hours in the week.
You said things you felt like saying.
You did things you felt like doing.
You were happy.
Now you're back in jail.
We all are.
Well, you can't know suffering
if haven't experienced happiness, right?
Now we're alone to deal with it.
But a long time ago
that's the kind of thing warriors went through.
You take the Vikings for instance. Right?
I mean those were the guys that really talked about this stuff.
They...
hang on a sec.
Anyway, the... yeah, the Vikings.
They had a... they had a word
for the suffering of the conqueror
who comes home with a foreign sickness.
It was called Frem... Fremdveh...
Fremdveh or something like that.
They had another word for what they would suffer
when they were waiting to go to war,
but I can't remember that one.
- What about nightmares? - Insomnia,
nightmares... it's kind of like a dilemma, you know?
I mean look at me tonight.
I'd almost rather have nightmares.
It just seems so real.
And always at night,
it's... it's right there.
You know what it is, don't you?
No.
It's the weight of society.
The suppression.
The nightmares, they're just...
a self-censoring social reflex.
It's quite a good sign.
Hey.
- Just breathe. - Excuse me?
If you want your cramp to go away, you just have to breathe,
maybe even bend over a little bit.
It should help.
I promise.
Mm-hmm.
And...
if you eat food before you go running,
try light stuff
like honey. You know.
Well, thanks.
It's... it's very kind.
- Thank you. - Don't get discouraged.
Just keep going. It's not so bad.
I'm Alice.
- Hi, Alice. - Hi. Mm-hmm.
- Okay. Okay. - Okay.
- See you around.
Bye.
Oh shlt.
Stephen, clear off table seven.
Take the order to six.
Cheeseburger with onion rings ready to go for nine.
Okay, you got it? You got it?
Haul ass! It's rush hour.
Come on, people. I don't pay you to sit around!
Keep moving moving moving.
- Let's go! - Hey, buddy, buddy.
Yeah, can we get some food?
Right, so burger and fries.
- The same. - You the same. I'll have burger and fries.
May I have your house salad, please?
Okay, three burgers and a house salad.
- Mm-hmm. - Burger and fries,
house salad and a Diet Coke.
- Diet Coke, okay. - Yeah.
Thank you. Be kind.
- Hey. - Hey, how you doing, kid? You all right?
- Yeah, I'm cool, man. You? - I'm all right.
Listen, you know, work can be tough.
Take it easy.
- What time do you get out of here? - Around 4:00.
Afterwards, I go boxing.
All right, so you got something to look forward to.
- See ya later. - What were we saying?
Oh, right. So you can't trust this girl.
I saw her jogging in the park this morning with a guy.
I don't think it matters if I'm jogging by myself or with somebody else.
- That's a friend. - Uh-oh.
Oh, right, I don't think it matters.
Do you think it matters? I was worried for him.
- Uh-huh. Oh right, yeah. - I was worried about this guy.
Just wanted to make sure you were all right.
- Yeah. - It was a nice guy?
A real nice guy, very tall?
- Mmm. Mm-hmm. - Yeah?
Get lost, loser. Thanks.
Yeah, I'll keep it.
Oh, I've seen these before.
It's very cute.
Okay. Yeah, I'll buy him.
Okay.
- Thank you. - Two? Yeah, thank you.
Thank you.
What have we got here? What is this?
- It's your fortune. - Mm-hmm?
- Open it first. Thank you so much. - Okay.
Let's see.
Hey, what is this? Look.
- Oh, that's awful. - Does it look like me?
I mean it's cute.
I can't believe it. Hey, what are you gonna do to me?
How about you?
Ah. The same one.
- The same one. - The same?
Where is this guy? I want another.
- Hey, I want another. - Terrible fortune.
I don't think it works that way. No no.
Well, ill omens for the future, my dear.
And I had so many plans for us.
- Plans? Mm-hmm. - Well yeah.
I got you a birthday present. Come with me Sunday morning.
I will show you the weirdest place.
- It could've been made just for you. - Doesn't make sense.
But I can tell you nothing more about it.
Okay, well, I'll come with you on Sunday.
- Yeah? - But you might wanna watch out,
because you might not make it to this weekend
- 'cause... your omen. - Oh right.
Fates. They're watching you.
I'm scared. It's okay,
'cause I got my bodyguard here.
He's pretty big.
Now you see? There you go again.
You're not listening to me. It's important that you listen to me.
You're spreading panic with this missing persons bullshit.
I don't give a goddamn what you think.
Think what you want, but... you wanna know the truth?
You come down to the police station and you look at the files.
They're open to you. But I'm warning you...
you'd better think twice before you start spreading bullshit,
or keep your pants zipped up. You're gonna end up missing something
you're gonna need the rest of your goddamn life.
Well, the good news is that they're not busting our balls about Francois.
By the way, you're picking him up in Irby.
It's downriver a little ways.
Not now, not now.
Yeah, l-l-l... I know the place. I know the place.
Yeah? So? What? What's wrong?
You know in the army I used to organize commando missions...
- Yes. Yes. ...extractions, that kind of stuff.
- I was pretty good. - Yeah?
So I thought I'd make some proposals.
- What do you mean? - Yeah, I brought you some maps here.
First possibility, Fort Goben,
about 20 miles from here. Perfect location.
It's an old military building abandoned by the local council.
No! Abso-goddamn-lutely not!
No! I said Irby, it's gonna be Irby!
There's no discussion about this.
- Come on. - Sir, all due respect,
I already studied Irby as a potential site.
It could be dangerous if we have any problems.
It's a dead-end kind of place. It's urban.
- I mean the fort on the other hand... - Hey!
Now is this the way you did it in the military, Le Saint?
Is this the way you did it?
You question orders in the military, did you?
Well, let me tell you something...
I tell you to not go to the fort,
do not go to the goddamn fort!
You understand me? You think I make this up?
You don't think I have a reason?
Do you know what happens at that fort on the weekend?
Do you? Huh?
No? No? No, of course you don't.
You're not from around here.
Well, I am, so let me tell you.
Every weekend, we've got casualties in there.
Faggots humping on each other.
We've got gang members killing each other.
We've got drug dealers selling crack cocaine in there,
because they don't think anybody can see them. And here comes Le Saint.
Le Saint's trying to tell us that's the place for the rendezvous.
Is that what you think? Well, then don't think!
Just do what I said.
All right.
Shit. Le Saint, listen to me.
Now listen to me. Look at me and listen to me.
Francois is gonna call you at 2:00
on your secure line. You pick up the phone
and you go along with what he says.
You understand? Now I'm leaving town. I've got a plane to catch.
I can't stay around here and babysit you through this thing.
This is your job. Now you're on your own,
but you do what I said to do.
Come on!
Move, man.
Hi.
Hey. Here again?
- Yeah. - How was your week?
I know. I can't wait to sleep in on Sunday.
Oh yeah, sure.
- Sleep in. - Mm-hmm.
I'd like to.
So this is a nice place, huh?
Many memories here.
My first kiss with a boy.
When I was 15, I won a gold medal for dancing.
I remember I was so stressed out.
I wanted my father to be so proud of me.
Ah. Lucky girl.
Mine's never been proud of anything with me.
So, Mr. Without-a-name,
what are you good at?
What I'm good at... yeah.
Salute.
Press-ups.
Hold a rifle.
- Sexy things, you know? - Right.
I saw your tattoo.
Army, huh?
I'm jealous.
You must've been so many places.
I've never been anywhere but here.
It's not so bad to be from somewhere.
At least you have roots, friends, a life.
Well,
actually, I was going this way.
And I'm going this way.
Well...
I have something for you.
I got a few for my friends,
but perhaps you can tell me if they're all right?
Do you like sweets?
Uh, yeah, I adore.
Thank you.
Mmm.
So?
So I'll tell you... I can't let you bring
any of that stuff to your friends.
It tastes too bad.
Yeah. I'll keep the rest of it then.
- Oh right. - Give it to me.
- No.
- No? - Nuh-uh.
- Hmm? - Hm-mmm.
I should... I should probably grab this.
Hold on one second.
- Hello. - Hey, babe, I thought you were dead.
Where are you? Everybody's waiting.
I'm on my way. I'll be there soon.
Later. Bye.
It's my birthday.
My friends planned a party, so I should
probably get going.
But do you wanna come?
Well...
No no. No thanks.
I'm not a party guy, you know.
Bye, Alice.
Happy birthday.
Bye, stranger.
Yeah, five days I've been waiting
for a special weapons license and a car.
Yeah, I can't wait no more.
Whoa-ho-ho. Party time! All hands on deck!
- Stay on channel 13. - Sam! Sam!
- No time, buddy. - Wait a second.
I've got a special assignment from the chief.
You gotta sign these two mission orders for me.
- Oh Jesus. - Here you go.
- Where are you going? - Nobody tell you?
Irby.
Irby? Down the river?
- Yeah. - That's where I'm going.
Not anymore. Here's the first one.
There's been a serious shoot-out down there, gang fight.
I guess they forgot about us once again.
We're gonna have to go down and remind them. Here's the second.
- So what am I gonna do? - Well, that's your problem.
Go anywhere but there. There's serious shit going down.
Okay, guys, let's go.
Boys, let's go!
- Hello? - Yeah, it's Le Saint.
Give me the chief. It's urgent.
Sorry, sir, he left 20 minutes ago. He might already
be on the plane, but you can try him on his cellphone.
- Yeah? - I've been told to contact you.
- Yeah. - You're Le Saint.
That's me.
- Francois, right? - Yeah. Listen, l...
Listen, Francois. Listen to me.
- You're gonna do exactly what I tell you. - I'm listening.
So we'll meet tomorrow, Saturday the 12th, 4:00 PM
at...
Fort Goben.
G-O-B-E-N.
Got it?
Kick it! Kick it hard! That's the way!
Kick, bro! Kick!
Please!
Son of a bitch.
- Scuba diving. - Yeah, scuba diving.
Hey, taxi!
"We"? "Us"? You've got to be kidding me.
You're not telling me you want to get involved with Bernard's shit.
Come on, damn it. Let's just try it this one time.
You go with Steve and I'll go with Bernard and Will.
Have you lost your mind? Think about William,
the example you're setting.
Listen, we're responsible for these kids,
but every time you bring Bernard around,
- he fucks everything up. - Oh, come on.
It's... no, it's not funny. The guy is evil.
He's evil, Ronny. He's bad.
He's bad for you. He's bad for the kids.
We're not animals. We're Vikings.
I'm telling you... one of these days, the guy is gonna get us in shit.
- Well... - Well what?
You've already made up your mind. Is that what you're saying?
God damn it. You know what? Do whatever you want,
but I'm telling you you're gonna regret it.
We help you, mister?
No thanks.
I'm just a hiker.
You guys tell me what's going on here?
Little early for the hunting season,
- isn't it? - You know, there's a sign
at the entrance to the fort, mister. Didn't you read it?
You're on private property here.
There's a private association that looks after the fort
and hikers are only tolerated here at certain times.
The sign says, on line two, outside opening hours
this private property is a hunting preserve.
In any case, we're straight with the law
and the police department.
Are you now? Good.
Well, then maybe I'll check this out personally on Monday morning,
make sure you guys are... straight.
Well, that's pretty nice of you, mister.
Glad to see someone enforcing the law.
Anyway, I'll warn you now... we're closing
in less than an hour. Make sure you're out of here before then, mister.
We're kind of tired chasing after stragglers.
Oh, and by the way,
don't stray too far off the path
and don't go beyond the designated zones.
It's... it's a wilderness here.
Kids keep wandering off and getting themselves lost.
Oh yeah? Well, in that case,
you should have blocked access to the buildings over there.
Yeah. I've just heard kids running around and screaming inside.
Screaming?
That's impossible. You can't have heard any...
there's no screams. There's nobody inside those buildings!
Fuck.
Whatever. If they want to take the risk, it's their problem, huh?
You know, not long ago we had a building cave in here.
I'm telling you this because problems always seem to happen to the same people
and, what do you know, it always happens late on Saturdays.
It's a little too much of a coincidence, don't you think?
Well, good night, mister.
Come on.
Francois.
It's okay. Calm down.
I'm Le Saint.
Just stay calm, okay?
Okay?
Yeah.
How did you get in?
By the main gate.
It wasn't locked?
No.
Did you meet anyone?
Hikers, nothing to worry about.
No hunters?
Hunters?
Here, at this time of year?
Okay, let's get out of here.
Come on, let's go.
Let's go.
The door is closed.
Open it.
Can't you see they've pulled up the drawbridge?
Get over here!
Okay.
There's an exit on the north side.
We'll have to cross the restricted area.
The terrain's tricky,
full of wells and ditches.
We'll work as a team. You do as I say.
I look up, you look down. I look left, you look right.
Got it? Got it?
Okay.
Let's move.
Stop. Stop.
They're coming
There's one there
and another one there.
They've got us in a vice.
Okay.
Over there.
Go down the stairs,
take the underground passage, run a few more yards
and you'll be out of the fort. Wait for me there.
Ready?
Oui.
Run. Run!
Run!
Fuck.
Help me! Help me! Ah! Murder!