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KATYA: They're going to keep her in another couple of weeks.
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(DMITRI SPEAKING RUSSIAN)
ALEX: Go get Lyudmilla out.
Get dressed. We have to go.
VADIM: If you choose this life, you have to be ready
to give up everything.
I'm not.
It makes us even.
It's good that we've made peace.
You should be aware that I'm not the only patron
Mr Godman has.
Tell your father that his friend Veniamin
will be happy to see.
It was a threat. It was Vadim telling me it isn't over.
I'll talk to my friend.
And if he's willing to meet, would you be prepared to go to Moscow?
In Moscow, they kill you!
(DMITRI SPEAKING RUSSIAN)
—(SPEAKING RUSSIAN) -(GUNSHOTS)
—(WOMAN SCREAMING) —Natasha!
(SHOUTS IN RUSSIAN)
(LYU DMI LLA SPEAKING RUSSIAN)
Where are you going?
I have to meet someone.
Thank your mother for me.
I'll come and see you in few days.
(IN DISTINCT CHA'I'I'ER)
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
Wait over there, please.
(WOMAN SPEAKING IN DISTINCTLY ON PA)
(EXHALES)
Form, please.
Can I make a call first?
—I need to let my family... —Later.
JOSEPH: G—o-d-m-a-n.
First name Alexander.
He was supposed to be on flight 237.
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
(MOBILE PHONE RINGING)
Hello?
JOSEPH: He was on the flight.
They don't have any other information.
Let me know if you hear from him.
I will make some calls here.
Thank you, Joseph.
(DOOR UNLOCKING)
(DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR CLOSES)
Mr Godman?
I'm not sure what I'm doing here.
I also don't know what you're doing here.
I have some business meetings.
What business?
Can I speak to someone from the British Consulate?
She was my goddaughter.
She was 21.
She had nothing to do with your feud.
Who did you come to see?
I'd like to speak to a lawyer.
No lawyers.
No consulate.
Nobody knows you're here.
The people who invited me to Moscow know that I'm here.
Just tell me who they are, I'll inform them.
I'm sure they'll find out for themselves sooner or later.
If something happened to Vadim's daughter, I'm sorry.
ButI had nothing to do with it.
You have until tonight
to tell me who you are here to see.
If you don't, you can apologise
to her father yourself.
(DOOR CLOSES)
(DMITRI SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(O LEG SPEAKING)
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
Come, please.
Can I ask where I'm being taken?
The airport.
Can I make a phone call?
No phone, no computer.
We give them to your embassy later.
(OFFICER SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
Why are we stopping?
We have time.
Do you have a cigarette, please?
You can smoke in here.
(DRIVER SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
Sorry, I don't speak Russian.
It's okay.
(DRIVER SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(CHILDREN CHATI'ERING INDISTINCTLY)
Hey, do you speak English?
Real Madrid are gonna win the league this year.
Barcelona win.
0h, we've got Gareth Bale.
BOY: Neyma r.
What about Pepe?
Messi.
(CARS APPROACHING)
(TYRES SCREECHING)
(PANTING)
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(PANTING)
(MAN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)
(PANTING)
(CARS HONKING)
(SHOUTING IN RUSSIAN)
(WOMAN SPEAKING IN DISTINCTLY ON PA)
(GUN COCKS)
(PANTING)
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
Excuse me, I'm a tourist. I've lost my phone.
(SPEAKING RUSSIAN)
Hi.
Hi, do any of you speak English?
Erm, a little.
My phone was just stolen. I need to call a friend.
(MOBILE PHONE BUZZING)
Hello?
ALEX: Papa, I ’m in trouble. I need your help.
(SIGHS)
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
Er, somewhere near University Square.
Er... Um...
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
You have to get out of Russia.
I've... Done something.
I ordered hit on l/adim.
His daughter.
ALEX: I can’t talk now.
I ’11 call you later.
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(ILYA SPEAKING RUSSIAN)
(SCOFFS, SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(ENGINE REVVING)
Oh, thank you.
Your father told me to drive you to the Ukrainian border.
Not yet.
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(SIGHS)
Erm, I don't have a permanent address right now.
Erm, as long as we have a contact number that's fine.
Where are you off to so soon?
—I didn't know you guys were coming. -I wanted to surprise you.
KATYA: Are you okay?
Yeah, thank you.
(REBECCA CH UCKLES)
FEMI: Good to see you. REBECCA: You, too.
You know Antonio, don't you?
No, I don't... I don't think so.
Antonio is Alex's friend from Harvard.
—Sorry. Antonio... —Mendez.
Your brother has a lot of friends.
Hi, I'm Femi.
Hi. Antonio. Nice to meet you.
How's Alex?
I don't know. He's travelling.
Shall we grab a coffee or something?
No, you must be exhausted.
Does Alex know you're here?
We saw each other few days ago.
Or shall we...
Let me know when it's a good time to visit.
I'm so happy you're better.
REBECCA: Thank you.
REBECCA: You, too. See you soon.
—Nice to meet you. —My pleasure.
—Good to meet you. —See you.
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(REPEATING)
(ILYA SIGHS)
Vadim?
My friend Oleg says you have a proposition for me.
The people I represent are looking to do business here.
Given their reputation, it'd have to be a very attractive offer
to justify the risks.
the Emsﬂmees Ii‘tm tatkﬂmg about ts worth $300 bﬂttﬁm a yam.
If you'd invested in my fund at launch,
you'd have doubled your money.
Investment with my associates would have given you
5,000 percent return over the same period.
The profit you're taking about comes at a human cost.
What I'm proposing to do is increase the profit
whilst reducing the cost.
Right now, Vadim Kalyagin smuggles 300,000 kilos of heroin
into this country.
You have two million addicts, 50,000 deaths a year.
His profits are shrinking,
whilst the crime rate associated with them is rising all the time.
I studied business at Harvard like you, Mr Godman.
How is your proposal any different?
My associates are only interested in using your ports
to move their product into Europe.
In exchange for your protection,
they would pay you a commission
and guarantee that none of the product will be sold here.
The commission I'm talking about could in turn be used
to boost the legal economy, build hospitals, schools.
Even fight the war on crime.
And what would you do about Vadim Kalyagin?
(CLEARS THROAT) He won't deal with my associates.
And my associates, they won't deal with him.
The mafia culture he represents is outdated.
His methods are violent, inefficient.
Draws too much attention.
Attention which doesn't reflect well on this country.
He lets emotion get in the way of business,
which isn't good for any of us.
Oleg told me you could be humble when it suited you.
But ruthless, too.
I haven't always had a choice.
I'll need to discuss this with my partners.
Of course.
REBECCA: How's Femi?
Patient.
Are you seeing Alex's friend?
Do I look like I'm in a fit state to see anyone?
(SIGHS)
Sorry. Sorry.
-No. —Idiot to ask.
He was being helpful and concerned
—when I needed it. —Yeah.
I know you can't forgive my brother.
But can I please say something?
He's looked after me my whole life.
My mother and father, too.
He was trying to protect us.
The last thing he wanted was something to happen to you.
It isn'tjust what happened, Katya.
Idon't think
I know who he is any more.
I don't think he even knows himself.
(PEOPLE CRYING)
GRIGORY: They're economists like you.
You'll present your proposal.
Go over the numbers, and then they'll make their decision.
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(PRIEST SPEAKING RUSSIAN)
(INAUDIBLE)
(CHANTING)
(IN DISTINCT CHATTER)
(SPEAKING RUSSIAN)
(MAN SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
-(MOTORBIKE REVVING) -(CAR ALARM BEEPS)
(GU NSHOTS)
(SHOUTS IN RUSSIAN)
(GU NSHOTS)
(GUNSHOTS CONTINUE)
(PANTING)
(GUNSHOTS CONTINUE)
(ENGINE STARTS)
(BREATHING H EAVI LY)
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
We have a lot of factions and rivalries in this country.
People who do not wish us well.
Right now, we are on top,
but it won't always be that way.
Like I said, I don't want to ruffle any feathers.
Then we'll meet your associates and take it from there.
There's one more thing.
The man who shot Vadim's daughter was arrested last night.
He tried to cut a deal and implicated your father.
My father was a thousand miles away.
Of course.
But for the sake of our future partnership,
it would be better if you distance yourself from him.
Part of the reason I came here
was so that my father could return.
Our rivals could build a case against him to discredit you.
That would be bad for all of us.
He's been away for more than 15 years.
All he thinks about is the mistakes he's made.
He doesn't want to get back into business.
He just wants to come home.
I'm afraid that's not possible any more.
I understand.
(PLAYFUL GRUNTING)
(MOBILE PHONE VIBRATING)
Hello.
VADIM: (OVER PHONE) Ilya.
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(VADIM BREATHING RASPILY)
(EXHALES SHARP LY)
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
ALEX: This isn't what I came here for.
I came here to make a deal.
GRIGORY: (OVER PHONE) And you We made your deal.
Now you have to see it through.
Neither of us can afford to leave Vadim alive.
GRIGORY: You don't have to do this yourself.
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(DOORBELL BUZZING)
(DOOR BUZZING)
(TV PLAYING IN BACKGROUND)
VADIM: Ilya.
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
Ilya.
Illyush...
(TV PLAYING IN BACKGROUND)
(BREATHING SHAKILY)
Do you like football?
Sometimes.
Do you have a favourite team?
No.
I'm not surprised.
There's a remote control.
You... You can turn it off.
(TV TURNS OFF)
(GRU NTS)
Did Ilya give you a message for me?
No.
Tell him I would do the same thing for my family.
Your uncle would be so proud of you.
Your father as well.
(VADIM SIGHS)
You did what they couldn't do.
I'm sorry for what happened to your daughter.
I didn't know.
You want me to forgive you?
That's the only power I got in this world.
So I won't give it up.
How is your fiancée?
She's better.
Good.
You still love her?
I've told you before...
if you want her to be safe,
you'll have to give her up.
Your family, too.
Everyone you love.
Everyone.
You'll be alone
every single day...
Until someone comes to put you out of your misery.
My wallet.
There's a picture of my daughter I would love to have.
(VADIM MOANING)
(BREATHING H EAVI LY)
(SHUDDERING)
(GUNSHOT)
(BULLET SHELL CLATI'ERS)
(SNIFFLES)
REBECCA: Katya told me
Alex went to Russia.
He's safe now.
Will you go back, too?
What for?
This is our home now.
I love my country but I don't belong there any more.
Anyway the whole world is the same now.
(REBECCA CH UCKLES)
I hope we can still see each other
even if Alex and I aren't together.
Katya told me about your baby.
Our baby.
You know someone is a part of theirfamily
when you feel their pain.
You're like my daughter now.
And who knows,
Dmitri and I argue every day for 40 years and I still forgive him.
He's a good boy.
I'm biased, I know,
but he's my son.
(CHILDREN CHATI'ERING)
(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)
(BABY FUSSING)
(SPEAKING RUSSIAN)
When will you come back?
I don't know. It depends what he wants to do.
Why what he wants?
You can decide, too.
I made you something.
(CHUCKLES)
I don't know what it is either.
GRIGORY: My colleagues and I have discussed Mr Godman's proposal.
And he has our full confidence.
With your permission, I'm going to withdraw
and leave our side of the negotiations to him.
Thanks.
These terms are unacceptable.
Those are our terms.
Your terms!
We sent you here to arrange an introduction, that's all.
GUILLERMO: Antonio.
We did you a favour.
Who the hell do you think you are?
Forgive me, Mr Alegre,
but it might be simpler
if you and I discussed these matters alone.
We both speak for our respective sides.
(SIGHS)
(SCOFFS)
(SIGHS)
ALEX: In return for an open door
and protection for your shipments,
we'd ask for a 50% split Of every consignment.
We would have no involvement in any business from your other routes,
but we would control all distribution that passes through our territory.
Fifty percent. That's impossible.
And we have no interest in being wholesalers.
ALEX: Getting your product into Europe is the hardest part of your business.
The Dutch and the Spanish ports
which you have used are no longer viable.
And you haven't managed to gain a foothold in West Africa,
unlike your rivals.
ALEX: Through the networks and routes that I will inherit,
I'll manage the sale and distribution of your products
in any territories that don't conflict with your own.
In return, I'd ask that you don't interfere with my contacts
or encroach on any territory where I represent you.
I work on your behalf.
I don't work for you.
I don't mean that as a mark of disrespect.
I simply think it's the best way for all of us to make money.
(SIGHS SOFI'LY)
(MOBILE PHONE VIBRATING)
(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)