I can't go any further.
Take off your hijab.
The guardians of the revolution don't come up here.
Want some?
I have my own. Thanks.
Beautiful, isn't it?
This is Iran...
What exactly are you building?
I already told you: An electric transformer.
I can't take accurate readings
if you don't tell me what you're really building.
You're a seismologist, not a spy.
You ask too many questions.
Sorry.
Did you feel that?
Are you scared?
Iranians get scared when the earth shakes.
It was a little one.
Could bigger ones be coming?
That's why I take readings. To answer that question, right?
Spent the day with Aladdin.
Took readings in a zone on Mount Alborz.
Coordinates to follow.
Target seems to have access to data relevant to identifying zones
suited to burying nuclear material...
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Excuse me.
You asked how it was going with Aladdin.
She's making progress.
For Guillaume...
He's at lunch.
CLASSIFIED
This is my first lunch with someone from the T.D.
We're no longer the ''Technical Department''.
We're now the E.B. ''Eavesdropping Bastards''.
Water?
What do you do at the T. D?
And you at Intelligence?
- You don't know? - We don't eavesdrop internally yet.
In that case, we can chat.
Let's say, I handle the Middle East...
Let's say, I handle Europe...
I work for the Bureau.
I take a special interest in our American ''friends''.
Enjoy.
May I see your bag, please?
G55 HTJ 78/LM... Technical Directorate.
Two levels below Cyril Delgado...
US Communications... Divorced, two kids...
Fine, thanks.
G55 HTJ 78/LM...
Two levels below Cyril Delgado. US Communications, two kids...
A spy never leaves a trace, to not give himself away.
No electronic or physical trace.
No email, no paper,
no recordings.
Everything is memorized.
I have a very good memory.
I guess that makes me a good spy.
If they tell you I committed suicide, it's a lie.
They'll show you proof.
Maybe even a letter written by me.
Don't believe it. I'll never kill myself.
I think I could die right now.
You don't really know me...
Neither do you.
Do you want to?
Not right now.
Who's an undercover agent? Where do they operate?
How many are there?
Few can answer that question.
Only the Bureau knows the 9 agents in the world.
Only I know there are really ten.
And that 10th is me.
Are you stupid? Where will our princess go?
I have to tie you up, sorry.
It's OK. They took your stuff. They're transferring you.
Where?
I'm not sure.
They're cautious.
Come on, let's go!
How will I breathe?
You'll be fine.
Give me a cigarette.
Light it for me.
Anything else?
Damn Americans!
What if there's a wire?
Then we'll have a real session, for once.
You could use one.
You're so careful.
Are you that worried about being caught?
Of being caught before Nadia is released.
After, it doesn't matter.
So?
Bruno Thepenier.
G55 HTJ 78/LM...
Technical Directorate.
Two levels below Cyril Delgado...
US Communications...
US Communications?
If you need to know
the names of American agents in Europe uncovered by the TD,
he's your man.
Divorced, two kids.
What's going on?
It's been 4 months and nothing's happened.
An operation was attempted.
- When? - Very recently.
Why didn't you tell me? Where?
Southern Lebanon. Hezbollah was moving Nadia El-Mansour.
And the CIA saw an opportunity.
But it failed.
I'm sorry.
Is she OK?
We waited to make sure she was in good health.
Where is she now?
Awaiting transfer to Syria.
To Damascus.
Well done. Now Bashar knows she's valuable.
This was all for nothing.
I quit.
I don't understand.
You can't. If you do, the CIA will blow your cover.
Hello, Dr. Bertrand?
I need an appointment.
My back is killing me... Yes.
It's urgent.
If they say I ran away, don't believe that either.
I've never run in the face of danger or punishment.
I've never avoided responsibility.
I've always known where I stood,
and how to repair my mistakes.
But this mistake can't be fixed.
Hi.
- Did they start? - No.
- Who's on it? - Some girl.
- A girl? - Cute...
Hello.
- How are you? - Good.
Who are you?
Celine Delorme, Syrian desk. Counter-terrorism.
Syrian desk?
You're wondering why Cyclone in Algiers interests us.
He met interesting people while in captivity?
Not while in captivity.
The night you drank...
I was at the Sheraton, with Michael Lavrov.
A Russian client.
I managed his money. We did business together.
What kind of business?
Commodity Day Trading.
We moved funds around accounts, in linked transactions.
Almost-legal speculating.
Almost?
You don't know about ''almost-legal'' activities?
I don't.
You're so young...
Not as young as I look.
How old are you?
How much longer will this take? We're going in circles.
That's not your call.
Did this Russian introduce you to other potential clients?
No.
The accounts were in his name?
Off-shore companies.
You didn't always know who the profits went to?
Like I said, we used various accounts.
Your quasi-legal activities may have compensated certain Syrians.
So we're going to go through everything in detail,
in order to verify.
You think I funded Bashar al-Assad's war?
Excuse me.
Not exactly going in circles...
This just came in. It's ISIS.
Obviously, I have to...
Turn off the sound and speed it up. Sometimes that helps.
I break into parts. That also works...
You can't hit ''pause'' every 10 seconds.
Go ahead.
It's over.
You've done the hard part.
It'll be easier next time.
You'll get used to it.
In a few days, you'll be used to it.
He's French!
The executioner is French!
France is no longer the Church's daughter.
By my sword, she is the hand of Allah.
I thought he was still in Japan.
He's already in Seoul.
The embassy's on the line.
The President of France...
- Gentlemen. - Mr. President.
Hello, Pierre.
Are we sure the executioner is French?
99% sure.
Is he identified?
Not yet, Mr. President. We're doing our utmost.
How many hostages could he execute?
His group currently has five hostages:
1 Jordanian, 1 German, 2 Italians and 1 American.
- Do we have his location? - Most probably in Iraq.
How long until we have an ID?
One week.
That's conservative.
Four days.
Our entire staff and technical teams
on facial and voice recognition, are on call 24/7.
In four days, we'll know who he is. Can we stop him?
- I don't want to be conservative. - Don't be.
50%...
- Many factors... - We held his hand.
We executed that hostage.
We gave birth to his killer. We fed, educated and cared for him.
Yet, he eluded us. We have failed on all counts:
Education, repression, surveillance and anticipation.
France can't be the global showcase of barbarianism. This will not happen again.
- Hi there. - Hi.
Hi.
- Is this your first party at Shapur's? - It is.
Asan invited me.
I work with him.
I'm French. Marina.
Daria. I'm co-hosting Shapur's party.
You into mullahs?
- Not particularly, no... - Then make up your eyes!
And flaunt your stuff.
It'll annoy them, and you'll feel good.
No thanks.
See? We know how to have fun in Iran.
Just like Beverly Hills...
Who is she?
Shapur's girlfriend.
She definitely knows how to have fun.
Asan, you like the stars?
You're a poet.
You like stars, right?
Looking at them...
Do they make you hard?
Not particularly.
I'm here with a friend, not looking at the stars.
So, you're not hard?
Now, look at the stars.
- Axa Insurance. - Hi, this is Marina Loiseau.
I'm in Iran. I'm having an asthma attack.
My inhaler isn't helping. What should I do?
On a scale of 1 to 5, how powerful is the attack?
3...
Very good.
Try to relax.
Do you have cortisone on you?
- Take one tablet and call tomorrow. - OK, thanks.
This is Aladdin, our target for the past 2 months.
The nuclear engineer...
How are we doing?
We're making a list of the intel he has access to.
It appears to fit with our shopping list.
We'll submit it to you once we're done.
This is Raging Bull?
That's right. Shapur Zamani.
His father, Majid Zamani,
advises the government on strategic issues.
An important, influential man. An Iranian ''eminence grise''.
He has Rohani's ear on all things nuclear:
Awarding of contracts, international agreements, etc.
Is he a target?
- Not the father. - The son?
Perhaps.
It's risky. We don't know what he's worth.
He just got an engineering degree. Right now, he's partying.
We don't know if he works with his father.
Last night, Aladdin asked Marina to testify in his favor.
He's pressing charges against Shapur.
The police, a court of law...
Testifying against the son of a government advisor...
She'll lose Aladdin if she doesn't.
She'll be exposed if she does.
The police might sniff around.
Maybe, on the father's orders.
Remind her of the options:
Either she risks exposure
or she loses a good target.
She's in the field, she's capable...
She knows best.
She knows.
We're going to the same place.
How's it going with Dr. Balmes?
Very well.
Does she just go...
Or does she guide you a bit?
It's a shrink session, not an afternoon delight.
- You won't tell me anyway. - Nope.
You knew, didn't you?
Could you tell?
I could.
No one knows how to keep a secret.
I got 2 emails inviting me to my surprise party.
Not one. Two!
You still think about her?
Maybe.
You have any news?
How would I?
Do you miss her?
Enough.
Cheers!
- You leaving? - No, why?
The Syrian desk left their cake.
The executioner's been ID'd.
Bouzama... Boumaza... Toufik.
I don't know why, but...
Sounds familiar, right?
- Yes? - I need you.
I've already left. I'm in a cab...
I'm sorry.
Raymond, forget the girl. Leave her and get over here.
OK.
- I have to go back. - To the party?
- To the office. - You do?
I'm sorry.
When can we get together?
I can wait at your place.
Or you can stop by afterwards.
I have a girlfriend.
I can't.
Bouzama? Boumaza? Ring a bell?
No. Are you sure it's related to Cyclone?
It's a feeling.
But I re-read his report. The name doesn't come up.
Boumaza... Bouzama?
I don't know... I've had a bit to drink.
It must be hiding in some report. A tiny little detail.
Pull up all the Skype calls,
everything from Algeria.
Find me that name.
OK.
Now.
It's no big deal. I could tell she was a clingy one.
Sorry.
You have a girlfriend?
Come.
I met two brothers at Laila's wedding.
They were French.
The Boumaza brothers, from the north of Paris.
Cousins of the groom.
I talked to Yacim, the younger one, in Algeria for the first time.
Stop staring!
You want to get married?
I'm 15...
With her?
I'm sure she's already married.
Go help with the presents.
Then, with the older one.
Toufik Boumaza.
He was not talkative,
cautious...
I sensed that he wasn't in Algiers only for the wedding.
I didn't insist, not to raise his suspicions.
But I think he was there to meet people.
Shit...
Cyclone shook his hand.
We must use Cyclone. He knows the brothers.
- But is he reliable? - We know he's not!
But we have no choice.
He's our quickest option.
It's a mistake. He failed once and will fail again.
Cyclone, I mean...
Come with me to meet some CIA guy named Cassidy.
A surprise visit, right now.
- Why do you want me? - Because he asked for you.
Hello, I'm Peter Cassidy.
Good evening.
Guillaume Debailly, my deputy.
How are you?
Pleased to meet you.
You probably wonder why I asked for an appointment so urgently.
Right.
Now, we have a new policy.
We want to be in total confidence
with our allies and historical partners.
Since the Bonn incident,
we no longer want anyone to suspect us
of spying on our pals.
Wonderful.
We no longer recruit within our allies.
And you no longer wire-tap them?
You can't expect us to cut our ears off, now can you?
That's what I thought.
Do you have any idea
how many guys come to us
with a proposal?
I mean, allied guys.
No, I don't.
17 a day.
17.
Does 17
include mythomaniac candidates?
Of course not.
That's quite a number.
We wish we could say the same.
Our new policy is this:
When they come to us with a proposal,
we immediately reject it.
And then we tell our allies.
That is in fact why I am here today.
To tell you that we recently received a proposal.
A very serious proposal.
I have to check with the Intelligence Director.
No...
in your service, Henri.
Have you come to give me this person's name?
Exactly.
Could you write it down?
That's what I was about to do.
Would you like to intervene?
I can't wait to know that name.
Alright.
What would you say is the level of certainty on this?
100%.
Very well.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye, Mr. Cassidy.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye.
- I don't know him. - Me neither.
I said nothing. Neither confirmed nor denied.
I'll keep looking, but it must be a con.
What's his goal?
It's a test.
I think I know what he's after. They have a mole here.
He wants to know if we know, and what we'd do if we did...
We've learned one thing: They don't know that we know.
That we know what?
During Cyclone's captivity, there were leaks on Felis.
We know...
and we're watching.
Watching who?
Everyone.
How are you?
- I'm bothering you at work... - No, you're not.
Did you think about it?
I'm sorry. You're French. I know it's complicated for you.
Sit down.
- Hello. - Hi.
See you later.
Everyone is backing out.
I'm on my own.
I need a witness.
I understand.
I want compensation.
How does it work?
Shapur's father hears us out. If he believes I've been assaulted,
his son will have to pay and apologize.
It's on Saturday.
OK.
I'll be your witness.
He's here.
The whole bottle!
Until you feel so sick you'd rather be dead.
They want to give you a mission. I'm against it.
Prove me wrong.
- Good evening. - Hello.
This is for you.
You weren't home so they left it with me.
- Thanks. - Good evening.
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Sending the book was a mistake. It's easy to find out I didn't order it.
But you did order it...
Check your account.
We're inquiring into possible leaks to the CIA.
Your friend Cassidy foolishly confirmed our suspicions.
What's it to you? I thought you didn't care anymore.
I'm concerned about you.
Do you know more on this inquiry?
No.
Don't worry about me.
What's this new contract?
There was nothing left to do.
Now that Nadia El-Mansour is in Syria,
we can discuss her release with the Syrians,
but not without the State Department's OK.
We have to offer something valuable, to get them to agree.
Like what?
You figure it out.
The State Department must feel it's worthwhile to talk to them.
Can you come up with something that valuable?
If my son
made a mistake, I can try to repair it.
Whatever the cost.
Consider yourself here in the house of Justice.
Now, tell me the facts.
Shapur went crazy
and beat me up for no reason!
He accused me of being disrespectful to this young woman...
I didn't like the way he was looking at Daria.
I asked him to stop.
He got angry and tried to hit me. I wanted to...
That's a lie!
I asked your friend to tell me what happened.
You'll talk when it's your turn!
Is that so hard to understand?
Daria.
I've known you for years.
Tell me...
Was Asan disrespectful to you?
Yes, I think so.
You ''think'' so?
Miss Loiseau.
I think you will be able to shed light on this.
Please tell us what happened.
I will use simple words,
because my Farsi isn't very good.
I must say that I was shocked by the violence of the blows
your son inflicted on my friend Asan
for no reason.
They were blows, not words.
What made you go work for them?
My husband's death, in New York,
on September 11.
In one of the planes.
Why not the DGSE?
The DGSE didn't offer.
And I felt closer to the Americans, at the time.
I could give you a source in Iran.
The U.S. Have no one in Iran. Who would handle that source?
We would. But I'd share.
Who is it?
The government's special advisor on nuclear affairs...
When Areva and GE fight to build nuclear plants,
he'll be able to inform you.
You can recruit such an important official?
Not him... his son.
One of our agents is close to him.
Which one?
Marina Loiseau.
I'll see.
If they say I'm a traitor, it's the truth.
I betrayed my country.
I lied to my friends.
I fooled my colleagues.
And I sacrificed good people.
For this, I expect no sympathy.
No forgiveness.
I deserve my fate.
If I had to do it again...
I wouldn't hesitate.
Adaptation: Holly Diener
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