La Fourche.
Saint-Lazare.
Champs-Élysées Clémenceau.
RER A traffic will be interrupted due to important work on the tracks...
Your attention, please. RER A traffic will be interrupted for four weeks...
Varennes.
"SUBWAY"
Good morning.
Hi, I booked a room under Sophie Barou for one night.
- The room keys. - Thank you very much.
- Have a nice day. - You too. Goodbye.
Goodbye.
- Good morning, miss. - Hi. I booked a room under Sophie Barou.
Esplanade de la Défense.
Please exit on the left at this station.
Esplanade de la Défense.
"POLICE"
- I have an appointment with the Minister. - Yes.
- Go to the front desk. - OK, thanks.
What's going on?
Fuck, it doesn't work.
You tried slowly?
It doesn't work. I can't do it.
Yeah, it's Fred, at gate four.
Could you unlock N7?
I have a delivery. I'll tell you when to lock it back.
- You leave it unlocked? - Yeah, leave it unlocked, for now.
- It's not cool... - OK, I'll keep an eye. Over.
Roger.
- Could I get your credit card, please? - Yes, of course.
Thank you.
Here you go.
- Is there a problem? - No.
I'll be back shortly.
Will you be paying with this card?
- No, cash, actually. - You did not sign the back.
"REFURBISHMENT LIFT DOESN'T GO TO THIS FLOOR"
Go ahead. I think he's there.
Fuck, you're here.
- This one is for David. - OK.
Good morning.
Mr. Devos?
- You have a 3:30 appointment? - Yes.
- Please. - I'll follow you.
How's Sciences-Po going?
Very good. It's going as planned.
It's my first year of Master. In two, I'll try ENA.
Very good.
What do you study right now?
Public function's laws.
Wow.
It's not too bad.
Who's your teacher?
- Jean-Bernard Hobi. - Excellent. He's very good.
- You've been here before, right? - Twice.
I won't give you a tour then. How's your father?
"PARIS URBAN CLEANLINESS"
"WHERE ARE YOU?"
"THE BENCH IN THE SQUARE"
- You're looking for me? - Mom wants to see you.
Really, why?
She wants to see you. She went through your stuff.
She found stuff on your computer. She started to cry and scream.
- You should go. - What do you mean, cry?
- She cried. She kicked the wall. - Fuck, why does she check my stuff?
- What's on your computer? - Nothing. Shit for school, that's it.
- Tell me. What's there? - Nothing, I said.
- What's there? - Nothing. I'll go home, then we'll move.
- Can I buy you something, Yacine? - I don't feel like it.
- Please, dude. - I don't feel like it. I'm not a loser.
He's not a loser.
I'm telling you. I'm out in an hour.
I'll work after that.
If I don't get a meeting before an hour, I'm out.
Fucking nut job.
If you get a job like that... You'll be bored out of your fucking mind.
A parking lot, all night...
I don't care. I prefer that than a boss telling me what to do all the time.
- You know how many they're looking for? - No idea.
You both need a job?
No, just him. I got one.
You've been looking for long?
About a year.
- A year? - Yeah, I think.
- You're really looking? - Yeah, I am.
Everyday. There's nothing.
And you? It's been a while?
Not too long.
They'll tell us right away if we're in?
I don't think so.
But, they'll let us know soon.
You've done that before?
No, it's my first time.
- What about you? - No.
Where do you work?
In a restaurant.
Job tips for SME
HSBC is going to fire around 50,000 people
Good morning, sir.
Good morning.
- Are you a client? - Yes.
- Could I get your account number, please? - No, I don't remember it.
I'm just here to deposit a check.
Could you show a picture ID to the camera, please?
I have nothing on me, sorry. I have an account here.
Your name, please?
Devos.
- First name, please? - André.
Your date of birth.
September 17th, 92.
Your address?
64 rue du Bac. But...
Hurry up, please. I'm claustrophobic.
Can I come in?
I'm sorry, sir, but we have new security rules.
HSBC
"The situation looks like Chili in the 70's,
when the American president Nixon decided to overthrow Salvador Allende
to avoid outbursts towards America.
The American President had ordered, 'Make economy scream.'
Once done, General Pinochet's tanks took over.
The silent coup that's happening in Greece uses tools more modern..."
Can you help me?
Yes, I'm here.
Yes, that's it. You see...
You have every topics from last year.
History, for instance. You have an essay, three topics to choose from, four hours.
All about the 20th century.
Last year, you had...
Economic growth, globalization
and mutation of the societies since mid-19th,
war and totalitarian regimes in 20th,
and France and the major stakes, end 19th-early 20th.
What did you pick?
Totalitarian regimes. I didn't study the rest.
My advice. Always keep the same pattern.
In two parts. First, A, you express the problem, you give your definitions.
B, you explain it.
Second part, C, you push it to its height to define the limits,
and D, you offer a solution.
Then you can add a risky theory.
Something anti-righteousness, borderline
unacceptable. It's OK if the guy doesn't like it.
He'll think it's worth having you in the school, for debates...
- You need it. - What were your theories?
I closed saying that the 20th century was the proof
that the so-called perfect democracy was creating its own enemy
and it only can and wants to be judged based on its opponents, not its results.
Results that brought us, since the early 80's, toward the end...
I don't understand anything.
To go even further, you can add that the civilization
appears a sufficient condition of the rupture of civilization.
I'm not going to try to apply.
Why? Once you're in, it's nice.
It's nice?
And what? You have vague thoughts coming in and none coming out.
You can go to Sciences-Po and think for yourself.
You'll end up like your dad, and me, like mine.
You think they are alike?
Yes, completely.
And that I look like mine?
You haven't set a foot at school since you're in.
- Not wrong. - Here you go.
Thank you.
Thank you, Yacine.
Enjoy.
Historically, after the decadence, what happens?
The Renaissance.
When renaissance is death, what happens?
Hi.
David, André.
Hi.
He studies for Sciences-Po too.
You want something to drink?
No, I'm good.
- You live nearby? - Not at all. I live in Aubervilliers.
Yeah, OK.
Everybody thinks that the Bastille column has been built for the 1789's revolution.
Not at all. It was after, in 1830.
Yeah?
Here, look.
"The golden statue on top of the column represents freedom.
On July 27th, 28th and 29th, 1830,
Paris rises up and overthrows Charles X's monarchy.
Later that year, the government decides to build, Place de la Bastille,
a bronze column in memory of the victims of the Three Glorious Days.
During the inauguration the bodies of the victims are solemnly held.
Berlioz is asked to write the music for this event.
'The Grand Funeral and Triumphal Symphony' is played outdoor in Paris' streets.
Directed by Berlioz himself.
He leads the procession that ends Place de la Bastille."
You like kissing me there?
Yes.
Yes?
Well, good luck with everything. Send my best to your dad.
And we'll see each other soon... Maybe here, for your internship?
Thank you. Have a good day.
Don't answer.
You don't answer.
4:20 P.M. "UNKNOWN CALLER"
I do this one, you do car number nine.
Wait.
- Can we stay together, please? - No.
Go when it's 28 and 29.
Go upstairs.
Sarah?
SAME
What's it called?
It's called sintex.
It was created in the 60's, in Yugoslavia.
They don't make it any more.
There are 44,000 tons left in the world.
If you are careful, you can keep it for years.
They did that in Libya.
And where's that from?
There was a robbery.
At a civil security site near Lyon.
They stole 66 pounds.
How much is this?
There's about nine ounces.
I got about nine pounds of it.
With nine ounces, you can destroy a plane.
- You're OK? - Yeah.
Vodka?
Can I sleep here tonight? I'm too lazy to go back to St-Denis.
No problem.
Sign it.
You slide it over there. No code needed.
You use it for guarantee but pay cash.
You need three or four hundred Euros.
Four hundred Euros? For one night? Fuck, it's too expensive.
Well, yeah.
I can buy other things...
I'm joking.
- Where will the lift be? - Greg will bring it.
Around 3:30 p.m.
When Sabrina comes, it will be there.
Take the road.
I'll help you.
There will be a lot of sintex left. What do we do with the rest?
Omar will hide it in the storage room.
We can access it easily if there's a problem, at night.
- We meet at what time? - Right after.
At 7...7:00 p.m.
No phone calls.
Everybody throws their cells.
We'll meet at the store.
It's open at 7:00 p.m.
We mingle with the people, disappear.
Go ahead.
Hi. I booked...
Hi. I booked a room under Sophie Barou.
It's not good. You're too stressed. Make it cooler, simpler, OK?
OK, back up and come toward me. Do it again.
Hi. I booked a room under Sophie Barou.
Same. Say it as if you've repeated it 10 times in front of a mirror.
It wasn't good?
No, it's not good. Look at me in the eyes as if you were used to do this, OK?
It's safer than anywhere else.
It's too dangerous to go home. We won't know if we've been identified or not.
There's almost no chance, but we never know.
If all is good, at 6 a.m., we go home. Omar'll monitor the guards and the alarm.
- How will he do that? - It's quite simple, actually.
You've got about 60 cameras. They're all linked to the guards' room.
Hi. I booked a room under Sophie Barou.
If we cut them all, it will send an alarm to the cops.
We leave five, that way they won't get an alarm.
And the other cameras will keep on recording but only in the guards' room.
You're sure it will work?
I know the system really well.
Hi. I booked a room under Sophie Barou.
Yes, it's better.
Don't forget to look me in the eyes and...
- assert your voice. - I stare?
I cover you from the tower.
Even if the two floors are empty, people can still pass by.
Can we smoke it?
Sarah?
Don't move!
- Don't move! - I'm a guard, too. OK?
I'll put down my gun and will leave this way.
Don't move, I said.
We know each other. I'm a guard too.
- Fuck... - Don't move or I'll shoot!
- Mr. Devos? - Yes, that's right. Thank you.
Goodbye.
- Have a nice day. - Thanks.
- You're OK? Sorry, I didn't see you. - What's going on?
Are you OK?
Let's move, come on.
This way, please.
Thank you, bye.
Go ahead. Thank you very much.
Thank you. See you soon.
Miss, please? Let's go.
Go ahead, please. Thank you.
- Good evening. - Thank you.
- Sir, can we go this way, please? - This way.
Lady, please.
Come on, let's go, please.
Miss, let's go, please. Miss?
Fuck, it's messed up.
- Anything on the news? - I have no network.
Apparently, a tower exploded.
Same at the Minister of the Interior.
- It's on fire everywhere. - What else exploded?
I don't know. No network either. Saturated.
- How many casualties? Do we know? - No.
See you after the round. I'm not going outside, it's madness.
What are you doing?
Nothing. It was open.
Come on, get out.
"NO WAY OUT"
Still no network.
OK. You can turn it off.
I'm here, downstairs.
One of us messed up.
- Not me. - Sure?
- Everything as planned. - No one got seen, followed?
No. For the alarm, we're good?
Yeah, all good.
- And the guards? - Yeah, all good too. No worries.
What did you do? You tied them up?
No, I pointed my gun at them. They stayed calm so I muffled them,
and yes, I tied them up.
Don't worry, it's all good. You can trust me.
Everything related to lights, we don't go, OK?
The cameras and sensors are still recording over there.
It's a no access zone. Everything else is fine.
- And the new guards? - We let them work.
The day team does not go in there, just the evening one.
Same for the custodians. They don't go in there.
Omar, you're sure we can't be seen?
Don't worry. There's no street view here.
It's weird. We hear nothing.
What do you mean?
- From outside, we don't hear anything. - We never hear much from here.
Fred and Greg are missing.
- Fred is dead. - What do you mean, dead?
He took a bullet in the tower, I heard it.
- What do you mean? - I didn't see it...
I was in the hallway. I heard.
There were two or three shots. I don't know who shot who.
And then, another guard showed up.
He tried to stop Fred. Fred talked to him, he tried to defend himself but...
it didn't work, the guy shot anyway.
And Greg, why is he not here?
I don't know, but Fred is dead.
You saw him get shot?
- No, but I heard. - You heard?
Maybe he's not the dead one.
I don't feel good.
What's going on?
I don't feel good. I'm in pain...
I'm gonna throw up.
You want to drink or eat?
I think I broke my arm.
What do mean?
I got run over by a car and my arm really hurts.
- You're in pain anywhere else? - Here.
Come, we'll find something.
Come here.
How did you get run over?
I crossed the street without looking.
What did you do after that?
Nothing. I got up and left fast.
Nobody saw you or followed you?
No, I promise. I left super fast.
Come with me.
Show me.
Oh, yeah.
Can you move, like that?
Yeah. No, it's not broken.
You just got a bad hit, I think.
What do we do now? I forgot.
We stay here, we don't go out.
It must be madness outside.
We get out tomorrow evening, not before.
If everything is fine, we go home, that's it.
You got rid of your cells, right?
Even if is not identified, that's still dangerous.
OK.
Omar, where's the box?
- In the organic storage room. - Can you show me?
What happened?
We blew up everything.
Where were you when it exploded?
I don't know. I didn't hear anything.
When I got out, I rushed, took the subway and came here.
- It's here. - OK.
If it turns bad, we blow up everything here.
It won't turn bad.
If nobody messed up or got seen, it can't go bad.
Show me your gun?
You turn off your cell?
No, they need to reach me.
What did you tell mom, that you were not home?
I said I was sleeping at Mika's.
What about you?
At Katya's.
I messed up with the card.
What do you mean?
When I gave her the card, she took it and went in the back.
I asked her if there was a problem, she said I didn't sign it.
You don't have to go in the back to tell me that.
I think she reported me, that bitch.
No, it's a credit card, a piece of plastic with a fake name.
Even if they find your fingerprints, they'll never figure it out.
You're being paranoid.
Don't worry.
I don't know.
It's freaky, this silence!
Yeah, it's must be sound-proofed.
You think we can smoke?
I don't think so. There must be some security stuff.
Fuck, it's huge here.
Yeah, it's crazy.
We should have placed a bomb here too.
It's weird to do nothing.
- What do you want to do? - I don't know. What time is it?
It's 10:00 p.m.
Where are we?
I can't stay like that.
Where are you going?
I'll go with you.
Are you there?
Anyone?
Omar!
Omar?
Is it bad if we put some light?
You think they'll see it?
No, I told you there's no windows.
They must go crazy, the people who work here.
Can't you start the escalator too?
Cool.
I can't stand wearing this.
Don't watch me change. Go away.
Go away.
That one's cool.
I take it, it's great.
I'm freaking out that Greg's not here. How is he gonna get in?
He'll figure it out.
What was that?
Nothing. It's me.
I broke something.
Fuck, be careful!
Are you there?
You think we killed many people?
We tried not to. Let's not think about it.
We don't know anything. That's crazy.
Look, I wear the same.
Why are you doing things like that?
That's OK. You're afraid?
No, I'm not.
I just didn't know I was capable of doing something like that.
You're beautiful.
Pick something. There are plenty of clothes.
Don't put it too loud.
Don't worry.
Classy, dude.
Thanks.
We can turn these on?
Yeah, probably.
I don't know how. But we should be able to.
I'll check it out.
- It doesn't work? - No.
Wait.
And now?
Yeah!
It's weird to see it in real.
"SIMULTANEOUS ATTACKS IN PARIS MINISTRY OF INTERIOR DAMAGED"
"GENERAL MANAGER HSBC FRANCE"
"SIX CARS EXPLODED IN PLACE DE LA BOURSE THE FIRE WAS CONTROLLED"
"GLOBAL TOWER HAS BEEN EVACUATED AT THE DÉFENCE"
What's that?
- What? - The music?
Willow Smith.
She's ten when she sings that.
You saw the video?
It's pushing it, seriously.
So what? We don't care.
Listen to the sound.
Honestly, it's sick, no?
I'm fucking locked up!
Still no network.
The custodians won't find the guards tied up tomorrow morning?
They don't go inside that room.
They won't find it weird, not to see them?
They'll see me, that's good.
They don't give a fuck.
Everyone minds their own business.
- Can I smoke? - No.
You don't smoke here. The sensors will turn on.
- Where did you find it? - The toys department.
- And this? - That's Omar's.
- You're sure it's a real one? - Yeah.
Don't mess around, please.
What do mean? Are you serious?
They're messing around. Playing music, stealing clothes...
That's bullshit.
We'll put everything back.
And that?
What's past the men department?
I don't know. We didn't go.
Good evening.
How are you?
I'm good.
What's happening?
It's panic.
I don't really know.
Bombs.
But I don't really know where.
You want to get in?
- Where? - In here, in the store.
It's open.
Why?
What are you doing in there?
Nothing. It's my dad's. He said I could invite some friends.
If you're cold...
There's plenty to drink.
If you feel like it.
I don't know.
What's your name?
Jean-Claude.
Jean-Claude...
I'm waiting for my wife, anyway.
Well, when your wife arrives, if you want to come in...
I'm gonna wedge the door.
You'll just have to pull it.
Where are you?
And the others?
Downstairs, they are watching TV.
Are you OK?
Oh, fuck.
You're a jerk.
It's a horrific day.
You've heard the President.
His speech was brief but intense.
He used the word "horror" several times.
He added, live from the Élysée,
that we will use every means necessary.
This afternoon, near The Louvre,
another explosion started a fire,
- which is now almost contained... - Turn it off.
No, let's see if there are some casualties.
Watching it won't help.
They'll say some bullshit. We did what we had to do and that's it.
Same thing with Internet. Don't watch it.
There will only be shitty commentaries. We don't need that.
I've got some network.
...this new attack could be a consequence of the first ones
but would not have been orchestrated by the same people...
They don't talk much about it on Facebook.
Change friends and turn off that shit.
We should have exploded Facebook.
And the MEDEF.
I'm ready to die.
After my death, carry out an autopsy to see if I was mentally deranged.
What do we do?
I don't know.
What time is it?
12:15 a.m.
We have to wait 10 more hours.
I'm gonna smoke. I'll be back.
Wow. That's was insane. You want to try?
- Excuse me. - Yeah?
Would you know what time it is?
No, sorry. I don't know.
Do you know something? I didn't really follow...
No, we don't know much more.
There were several bombs, some things on fire...
Looks like it calmed down, but who knows...
Some are screaming out of joy.
And you see some people in tears
who say it's the war.
I think we're good.
It's over.
And the guys who did that?
Apparently, we'll find them.
But nobody claimed responsibility. Valls says they have some serious leads.
But he won't say more.
He just said they might not be foreigners.
But anyway...Honestly...
Honestly, what?
It was bound to happen, no?
I don't know. Probably...
Yes...
It was bound to happen, really.
And there it is.
Don't move!
Don't move.
I'm a guard too, OK?
I'll put down my gun and will leave this way.
Don't move, I said.
We know each other, I'm a guard too.
- Fuck... - Don't move or I'll shoot!
I'm fucking starving!
- You have a Euro? - I left everything in my pants.
You have a Euro?
I was worried you didn't get to the storage room.
I told you I would and I did.
The problem was the stairs. After that, no problem.
It wasn't easy.
Honestly, it was.
I left and I got run over.
Turn.
People stop. The woman gets out of her car...
- What are you doing? - I'll put you some make-up.
- No, stop. - Come on...
Come on, let me do it.
Let me do it.
...Nobody, I told you.
My beautiful warrior...
Me, I'm not a warrior?
You're next.
You're beautiful.
- What are we doing tomorrow night? - Me?
I'll go back to my mom's. I told her I'd be back tomorrow night.
- And you? - I don't know.
If I were him...
Where were you?
Nowhere.
No matter what happens, he can't get in.
All doors are locked.
We have to stop worrying.
Yeah, maybe...But it stresses me not to know where he is.
Maybe he's dead... Maybe he's telling things.
What do you say? Bullshit.
What time is it?
- Why? - 1:30 a.m.
- Because... - You won't eat?
No.
- Maybe... - You're not hungry?
I don't like it.
Something's wrong?
No, I'm fine. I'm just a little tired.
All of a sudden, I'm exhausted.
To Fred.
And to us.
I don't want any problems.
Yeah, no...
We were told we could get in...
- We got in. - There's no problem. It's just...
She was not expecting you. She freaked out. There's food, drinks...
You can take stuff. Just be careful not to be seen when you leave.
You realize what you're doing?
I know exactly what I am doing.
They'll take a few things to eat and in five hours they're gone forever.
What do you want them to do, tell on us?
They're homeless.
That's OK? Serious?
You're really insane. That's crazy, no?
Come on, relax.
Look around you before getting pissed like that.
You're a nutcase.
You stay with them, OK?
Do not let them out of your sight. If you do, leave them with someone.
OK.
Otherwise we shoot them.
Stop it, dickhead.
What time is it?
David, I think I'm starting to freak out.
Why, because of them?
I don't know...No, it's...
The idea of going out tomorrow and seeing all that...
I don't know...
Don't worry, my sweetie.
Come.
Look. They are so beautiful.
- It's too big for you... - Yeah.
- No? - Yeah...
We're all gonna die.
- We're all gonna die. - We're not.
- Yes, we're all gonna die. - No.
When I was on the lift, there was a cop.
He looked at me. He left but he saw everything.
They'll find us and we'll die.
No.
Yes, we'll die.
"ENTRENCHED AT THE HEART OF PARIS"
André.
André!
Come and see.
...were told about the numbers of terrorists
or their identity,
The Minister of the Interior and the President
are still in a crisis meeting
- at the Élysée... - How is that possible?
- I don't know. I don't know. - How is that possible?
Let's not say anything to the others.
Why?
It's pointless. It will be panic.
They won't show up like that...
We could have explosives, hostages...
We have to stay calm.
I didn't even set up the bomb.
I left the tower without setting it up.
Well, too bad.
- Where are you going? - To the storage room.
You're OK, Omar?
The sound is great, no?
You check the news lately?
Yeah, nothing special.
Wake up.
I fell asleep.
Put on your dress.
Get dressed.
- What's going on? - Nothing.
You want a wedding dress?
- Take it, if you want. - No, I don't care.
Come.
- What's going on, David? - Nothing.
Wait for me here. I'll be back.
You're OK?
Yeah. I'll store the rest across.
- OK. You want me to help you? - No.
Go talk to the others. We'll try to negotiate an exit with this.
You want to join me?
No, thanks.
You think we'll get caught?
It's impossible. I don't care, anyway.
- You don't care? - Yeah, I don't.
We did something insane.
Nobody did that before us.
I don't know if you realize...
Now, we'll never be the same.
You know what? We'll go to Heaven.
Not just me, you too. All of us, we're all go there.
What are you drinking?
Cognac.
Give me some.
- You know, the History teacher... - Yeah?
She told us something crazy, absolutely insane.
During the war between Iran and Iraq, the Iranians sent kids,
elderlies to clear the mines.
Just like that, to scout...
And they promised them Heaven.
And what did the kids do? They were going.
- Many exploded... - So they're in Heaven?
No. No, that's not the craziest.
The craziest is that before sending kids they sent donkeys.
But after a while, the donkeys refused to go.
What did they do? They sent kids.
Yeah...
Give me your phone, please.
- Who are you calling? - Don't worry.
Hi, Mom. It's me...
It's early but I just wanted to tell you something...
The garage door, it's always broken...
And I'm afraid it will collapse and you'll get stuck inside...
You need to get it fixed, OK?
And...I'm coming over on Sunday so...
But in the meantime, make sure you don't get locked up, OK?
Kisses, Mom. See you on Sunday.
I love you.
What are the others doing?
Get in with me.
I told you I don't feel like it.
Where's Mika?
I don't know.
Mika?
Fuck, Greg.
What time is it?
It's 4:00 a.m.
Where were you? We were worried.
I ran.
I didn't stop.
When I left the guy's office, I ended up in the street...
In panic, I kept my gun.
I didn't think about hiding it.
I was walking holding the gun.
I started running like a madman.
I was thinking, "You can't get in the store.
It's too late. You won't be able to go in the store.
You won't be able to get in."
So I stopped running.
And I stayed on the sidewalk.
And I preferred to shoot myself in the head...
than end up in prison.
You wouldn't have done the same?
Tell me the truth.
You wouldn't have done the same?
Mika? You wouldn't have done the same?
You wouldn't have done the same?
Kisses, Mom. I'll see you on Sunday.
I love you.
I had a nightmare. It was horrible.
You want to see a real nightmare?
Obviously, the police task
is more delicate, more complicated. We have to go back in studio.
The Minister of the Interior asked...
"PARIS DOWNTOWN EVACUATED"
...that we stop airing these images during the next few hours,
until the end of the operation.
What will happen now, François Bau?
How will the police proceed?
Given the targets, we are not dealing with terrorists but enemies of the State.
Officially, it means that negotiation is not mandatory,
that the only...
- Can you play the music everywhere? - Yes.
Do it, please.
I'm gonna fuck you...
What are you doing?
We have the sintex but no detonator.
What?
We have the sintex. No detonator.
What do you mean?
We stored it. We didn't plan on using it.
Take some with you, still. Look for an exit.
- Are you enjoying yourself? - Very good.
Wow.
These kids...What time is it?
Time for coffee and buttered toasts.
Sarah?
It's over.
- What's over? - It's over, I'm telling you.
I love you.
I was looking for you. Where were you?
Well, I'm here.
Here, you like this, no?
Yeah, I love it.
Where are you going?
I'm getting some coffee.
Honestly, between you and me...
Don't I look amazing, like that?
Gorgeous.
Police! Drop your gun!
You like this, no?
Yeah, I love it.
I was watching it when I was a kid.
Police! Drop your gun!
Where are you going?
I'm getting some coffee.
Honestly, between you and me... Don't I look amazing, like that?
Gorgeous.
Police! Drop your gun!
I'm going to die.
What do we do?
- Fuck, André. What do we do? - I don't know.
I have this otherwise.
Take the gun, give me this.
- Wait, I'm coming back. - Where are you going?
The guards, I did not tie them up.
- I killed them. - Why did you do that?
- I don't know. - Fuck...
OK. Ciao.
On three...we run to the stairs, OK?
You go first, OK?
Wait, wait, not yet.
You're ready?
One.
Two.
We're in Heaven.
Help me.
Help me!
Help me.
Subtitle translation by Axelle Castro