[music]
When you're looking for a fugitive,
the best thing that can happen to you is to locate his driver.
Better than the children who might not to see for months.
Better than the wife.
The driver is the person he trusts the most.
The one who keeps his secrets, who sees him every day.
And we were one step from Tony.
One step from Leoluca Bagarella.
From an arrest for which it could take only a few hours.
[music]
[inmate] Pasquale, hello.
Hello.
[Barone] The capacity by Pasquale Di Filippo
to keep his mouth shut, hung over us
like a sword of Damocles.
For him, the time had come to get the fuck out of there,
and prove everybody his cold blood.
Because if the other inmates had suspected
his double game on behalf of the state,
they would have lined up to slit his throat.
And to warn the boss of Corleone.
[music]
- Bonanno, good morning. - Doctor.
How come you let yourself be convinced to do it here?
It's wider.
[Barone] All we had to do is to stay focused.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
[Barone] We just had to stay on this Tony.
[words that are not audible]
Tony...
Tony who?
Tony what?
[Tony] I was thinking about these jeans,
We have to get some 40 of the dark ones,
and 40 of the light ones, but not with a narrow leg
- because no one wears them anymore. - Oh, stop here!
- I'm here. - I say wide leg,
- nice and comfortable, no? - Yes.
- What do you think? - I like the ones you want.
Kiss Mummy.
We have to take the ones that ones wear more.
Yes, bye!
Dad, should we go to the beach?
My love, but you today at school don't you have to go there?
Come on, Daddy has to work today.
Let's get to work!
[whistle]
- And we have it? - We're checking it out.
Tony Calvaruso.
About four to five years ago, Euromare Village.
They called them the Tours D'Orient,
well, I mean, what the fuck it's said in French.
They used to rob customers, they'd get them drunk.
with watered-down champagne, while the girls
they'd rub themselves against each other. The customers were getting excited.
They'd leave the money and go upstairs, where were they?
- The rooms. - Precisely.
Tony Calvaruso was limited to run the bar.
I've charged him, too, with exploitation of prostitution,
- because he couldn't help but know. - It seems that it has not been useful.
Seems not.
I think he got out at the end of '93.
Couple of years he's all done, huh.
- How dangerous? - Certainly not at the time.
He just worked there. He had put it there...
...Tullio Cannella!
Cannella that entrepreneur, the Graviano front man?
- 'U crook. - Nice group.
It was his place.
I'd say that even Tullio Cannella enter our list.
- Let's look for him and get on his back. - Yes.
Tony Calvaruso.
Do you realize Saverio?
That Tony with what he knows, could be a gold mine.
- If we catch him, we're on horseback. - Carlo.
If we take it, I'll rip it off. out of his mouth what he knows.
Good morning, ma'am, please sit down.
There's something I can do and...
...to be... it's for you, or is it a gift?
Boxes arrived.
[phone rings]
- Hello? - Hi, Tony.
[McGregor] He just got out of the store.
He's moving!
He's going through Piazza Politeama.
[Barone] Come on, Tony, bring us to your boss, come on.
Via Dante.
Via Malaspina, he's slowing down.
Tell me you see that piece of shit.
He stops, he stops.
Looks like an underground box.
He goes in there, we lose him!
We are passing through MP1.
Mc what do you see?
Shitty place, Captain. It's a condo.
More buildings, underground garages, I think they're communicating.
Surely there are more exits.
[Di Filippo] You're convinced it's you
who're all over him.
He's the one standing over you. But for years now.
You didn't understand anything.
Look at those faces.
You gotta see that faces, you weren't expecting it.
- It's in front of my house, Sav. - Carlo.
It's in front of my house, so not close. But why?
[McGregor] Captain,
if there are sentries down here we're screwed.
What do we do? Shall we observe each other?
From far away!
Yes, but without radio, because if it's true what Di Filippo said...
...Bagarella can listen to us.
Carlo, listen to me, okay?
Not sure it's Bagarella.
Tony could be there. for any reason.
Maybe it's his house, all right.
But maybe now he's coming out and leads us straight to him.
We interrupt any other Corleonean operation!
We're gonna quiet, stay put, invisible and we wait!
Carlo, do you agree? Answer me.
Carlo, do you agree?
We just have to wait for him to get out!
All right? Just wait for him to get out!
Is that why you asked me over?
- To see what you've done with yourself? - Do you like it?
- How about nightfall, Giovˆ? - No.
Mr. Franco, here we go.
Driver's license, tax code and ID card.
Why you took all this time?
See the watermark?
It's changed.
I had to do it twice.
WaitÉ
It's good now.
I thought maybe you liked to keep her anyway.
I heard, I'm sorry.
You decided to move?
If I move, I'll let you know.
Nice kids, huh?
Davide!
Davide, come to Daddy I'd like you to meet Uncle Luchino!
You haven't met my son.
No one knows he was born.
- How old is he? - Four.
- What does your father say? - My father?
He's in love.
He thinks he's getting sent the pictures in jail.
See, Giovˆ, children are weaknesses.
I'm less and less than you are.
They spend their lives trying to please you, but they never do.
Imagine if I had a son, what a fucking life I made him do.
Aah!
Since you like them. so much the kids,
put an end to little Di Matteo suffering.
As you all have your thoughts on it, break his neck.
Don't be getting soft right now.
About that story, I haven't heard nothing from anyone since.
What did you need to know?
You're the boss's son.
Make a good decision.
[close the door]
- I like these pants. - Ah.
I like this shirt too, it's nice.
It's just that I'm eventually starting to figure out something.
I mean, this one matches that one, the one with the other one.
Bring them to me, too.
I want it too, so I don't have them.
- What do you say, I'm up for it? - Sure, they're beautiful, comfortable.
These have a new cut, with nice, tight pockets.
His, let's say, they're a little old, that's all.
Vincenzina liked them.
Of course, the females are a weakness.
But I can change, Tony. Evolving.
You know that word? I'm constantly evolving.
And you're ready to evolve, to change your life?
Bring me pants, shirt, jacket, you do it.
As long as they're different, completely different.
Sure.
[buzzing]
Hey!
Compania, are you all right?
- Hey, easy, ah. - Hello Pasquˆ.
Hello Tommˆ.
Mimmo, what did you put on your tummy? Good food here, huh?
- It's all right! - Is Masino still at Asinara?
No, in Pianosa.
What does he say? How is he?
What does he have to say? Always the same life.
[convict] Do you remember when we came with him in Mondello?
- Nino Mangano also came. - What does Nino do?
- Always... - Yes, always doing the math.
- Everything under control. - Who fucked you up, Pasquˆ?
Me?
- Those DIA shits. - No, I mean magistrates.
Magistrates had... Mazza and Barone.
[Man] Cuckolds!
What to do to blow them up like Falcone.
Don't worry, Pasquˆ, sooner or later we're gonna fix them up
and all that repentant shit talking to them.
Don't make me think about it, that I get certain nerves...
Go!
[the voice clears up]
Pick up the phone. Come on, pick up.
Doctor, Calvaruso he showed up at the store.
And we didn't see anything.
And if we don't get close they do whatever they want.
The keeper saw him too. There's an exit for every street on the block.
The yards are active, some roof is bordering and I...
Yeah, I know.
Doctor, let me squeeze the meshes just a little bit.
No, not Cesare.
At least until we know for sure that he's in there.
A few confirmations have come in, though.
Of course we're still checking, but it seems...
...that the apartments of this condo
are part of the company of Tullio Cannella.
Ah.
Does Mazza know about this?
Do you see it?
[music]
It's as if the rabbit hole was eventually in Alice's garden.
- Wasn't it? - I don't remember.
- But why did you read it? - Of course I did.
Ah.
I thought it was one of those books that everyone quotes,
and then eventually no one has read it.
Ask me a few questions.
You're welcome.
Look, Carlo, it still doesn't mean anything.
Some apartments in the building are Cannella's.
So it may as well be to be Tony's house.
- Although there are clear possibilities... - But end it, Sav!
We both know that he's in there, come on.
He's clever, he's got himself a fort in the middle of Palermo.
The only place where I would never have looked for him.
I would have chosen it too.
And it'd be bad. Because we found him, Carlo.
You've to think of this.
And now we leave him into his safety.
Keep silent, quiet, concentrate.
We're waiting for the right moment and we'll take him.
Yes.
Bagarella, Brusca, Provenzano, all of them.
Everyone falls sooner or later.
And someone to tell me where the child is, I'll find him.
Bagarella will never repent. Never!
We don't know where Brusca is.
- And ask for the little kid, Sav. - If we get Tony,
I get him to tell me. I can, trust me.
Let's bet!
Three days.
Three days and we bring home Giuseppe Di Matteo.
That's how it ends, Carlo!
That's how it ends.
Have you eaten?
Do they read this to you? I know it too.
- They are... - Giovanni?
So you're not moving me anymore?
No.
[close the door]
[braking]
Don't turn around, don't look.
- Don't turn around, don't look. - What did you say, doctor?
Nothing Rosario.
Nothing.
- Don't argue with me. - At least tell me why?
Because it's just that.
- It's just for a few days anyway. - A few days?
You're out of your mind! How many?
God, Aurora. I'm sending you to your grandmother.
I'm not locking you up in a field of concentration.
But, Dad, at least tell me why.
Tomorrow morning I want to find you with the backpack and the suitcase made.
You got it?
That sucks!
I know what you're going through.
But you could have told her something. What I know, explain.
- She's big now. - And what was I supposed to tell her?
That his father's never around because he's looking for a neighbour?
All these years, all this hard work.
I could have just walk around the block
every morning to find him.
[line signal clear]
Giada... How are you?
- Do you know what time it is? - Yes, I know what time it is.
But you haven't responded in days.
Your father told me you left. I'm worried.
Where are you? How are you?
Away from you. That's what you wanted, isn't it?
No Giada.
That's not what I wanted. I just wanted to...
Get me the fuck out of your way.
And you did.
Can you tell me where you are?
But I don't even think about it. I'll be in touch when I go.
But I have a right to know where is my daughter or not?
I'll tell you right now and you're gonna get her right away.
Is that all right?
What's up?
Fuck you! Fuck you.
[the door won't open]
Fuck you!
I'm sorry.
Are they from the machine?
That's the real reason why I'm here
we're not doing an operation anymore.
- Cesare, listen to me. - Mmm.
To track someone down, huh?
Having only the license plate of the car and the cell phone number,
how long does it take?
If the person in question is moving a lot,
some cell tower, the cell phone is sure to hook it in.
If there are control points,
I'd say... maximum one day.
Of course, it depends if the person is hiding or not.
Yes. I mean, no.
Excuse me, Doctor, who are we talking about?
No Cesare, nothing. Ideas.
- Your stuff? - My stuff.
[indistinct noise] - Oh, Tony!
- What are you trying to kill me for? - I'm sorry.
- What are you thinking these days? - I'm sorry.
Put this here, go.
- Do we have another old mattress? - No.
And then this beauty goes with you in the next round.
[Bagarella] What do you say to me of the new warehouse?
[Mangano] Too open on the side.
There's no outside cover. But how did you find it?
That if you asked me I could find something better.
Anyway, if we wanted to move the deposit
- there is that of the Mount... - Nino... well!
You're holding on to this.
A gift.
If you look closely, you can see the address.
To the courteous attention of Ms. Palermo Prosecutor's Office.
We shove it up the judges' ass.
What do you say, he's in there?
Nino, do we do this?
I'm just saying that it's been years since
that you're waiting for this moment, Don Luchino.
You see that?
You have to change every now and then.
I'm already fine on top.
Now we have to organize soÉ
What's up, Tony? Go...
Let me check a few things out,
and I'll let you know a place.
- Is that okay? - Yes.
Get up here.
TonyÉ are you having a party for today?
- Don't you open the store? - Yes, I'm going right now.
[start up]
[music]
He just got out of MP1 Passage,
- on a dark gray Fiat Type. - Is he alone?
- Yes. - So, they have at least two cars.
The Tipo and the Swing... probably they make the switch underground.
[Bonanno] Let's get a little closer.
I go crazy to think that these two pieces of shit
they're gonna take us by the ass. Let's use two units.
Yeah, I know we'd want, I know it.
At least to figure out what the building is, because as far as we know
they might not go out for days, months. And Di Filippo collapses.
[Bonanno] We go into the basement and stay there for a few hours.
I said no! No fake workers, no fake purges.
He's smarter than that. Carlo, do you agree?
Yes.
- Where is he now? - Via Dante, on his way back to the store.
All right, come on. Let's find a solution!
Come on, we'll get him!
Saverio!
[Mazza] What these screams are, this tension?
I know you're living here, not sleeping, falling apart.
Maybe you need some rest, that's it.
- And to take turns like everyone else. - I can't afford it.
- Why is that? - Who's gonna switch me over?
A guy who's underneath?
That as soon as I ask him a question answer me like a robot?
I know that you took a big shock. Trust me.
But you gotta get back, buddy.
Pick yourself up, then we'll talk.
- You know you're an asshole? - Yes, asshole blah-blah-blah.
You'd better come up with an idea, no?
[noise]
What's up Di Filippo?
Leave him alone. He threw up all night.
I have to go to the infirmary.
Oh!
Go, Luca.
Di Filippo...
It's worse if you're here.
- Worse. Do you understand? - I get it, one moment!
Can I stay a little longer? I'm going to go now.
It's an infection, okay?
They gave you the Plasil and the antibiotic through vein.
That's why it took you so long.
- You have to tell everyone the same thing. - All right, I get it.
I have to understand what they say that way.
They let you know something or not?
- [voices that are indistinct] - Life's hard, huh?
- Get slammed into directing traffic. - Rambo spoke.
Don't break us, on a tight leash.
Fuck!
Concentration for pleasure!
So, a unit must take the place of the Vespri military.
Another has to replace those on watch
under Dr. Mazza's house.
Our other men are disguised as traffic cops.
- in the kiosk on via Dante. [Barone] - Via Dante?
Cesare, it's too far away. What are we doing with it?
Doctor, this is the closest place the best you could do.
At least so we're covered on all three sides.
The traffic light in Malaspina.
That freezes one day yes and one day no.
We blow it up so the cops can get closer.
And if it gets confusing, the better, it can only be of use to us.
- That way we can also check the south side. - So...
The first block of soldiers may go soon
in an hour there's a change of guard.
With the others we wait and respect normal daily shifts.
And as far as the traffic light is concerned.
- I'll see to resolve as soon as possible. - Do you see that you needed a hand?
We got you all Italian law enforcement.
Actually, it hits my ass,
but I have to admit, it was a really good idea.
- We got it? - Yes.
Gentlemen, all of you, please, thank you.
Just a moment of attention.
If you have any questions do it now or never.
I recommend the use of popular words with civilians on the street.
But above all by radio I'd just like to hear
indications concerning the currency that you're wearing.
If there's an old lady who wants to be helped
you help her to cross the street,
or if there's a little girl who is concerned
because the kitten remained on top of the tree.
you help her get it down. Possibly without shooting.
Sure, Captain.
We keep the bullets. for this son of a bitch.
Needless to say...
If it's all right, we make history here.
- Let's go, let's go! APPLAUSES
[excited voices]
[music]
[cell phone rings]
Hello?
What's the matter?
For how long?
I get it, and then what?
Where is he now?
Before tomorrow morning, I told you!
I fucking said yes!
What's up?
- Di Filippo is collapsing. - No.
He's been spending all morning in infirmary
and when was the time to get back together with the others
- he panicked. - If he collapses, he'll screw it up.
If he collapses, they'll kill him and it's fucking us up.
We deserve it.
We pretended nothing, and we haven't even talked about it in yet.
Eventually, shits always come back.
- I forgot about that. - Yes, well.
We need to meet with him, Carlo.
A newly arrested boss to talk to us?
- It's not exactly discreet. - I know.
But we have to make sure that he's still a little bit longer.
We need time.
And then we were supposed to meet him by the way.
You asked him if the shop in Calvaruso
has a double exit? That's good, eh, neither am I.
We're so fucking stupid.
- He's in a cell now, isn't he? - Of course he is.
And then until tomorrow morning. they don't kill him.
- Let's hope so. - Come on, let's get to work.
We'll talk later. Let's just get an idea to talk to him.
Okay, guys.
Doctor?
I see it that you're dizzy.
- How long has it been since you've slept? - Leonardo, don't lecture me.
Take this one.
One every hour, under the tongue.
Then get a lot of frozen water on his wrists.
and if you can, smoke a few fewer cigarettes.
Piana?
- Do you like them? - They look good on you.
- Look at my tailor. - I forgot.
What are you doing?
Are you crazy?
Oh, what's wrong with you?
I think he wants to go.
He's already had all his phones changed,
he's had a few things brought to him.
And if that guy decides that the store he doesn't need it anymore,
he makes me to closes it from morning till night.
I want that store instead, Monica.
I've never had anything in my life, but that store... it's mine.
And ask him, Tony. Ask him what he wants to do.
It's not like that, how it works.
I can't go to him. and ask him that directly.
That's a strange one, who knows what his head says.
You've been dedicating two years to him, every day of your life.
He's always confided in you, hasn't he?
He always told you things, didn't he?
And now an answer Tony, he owes you that.
He owes me that.
You see that neither. you want to do your rest rounds?
It's my turn to rest.
Sugar?
I quit.
Doctor, that thing you. asked me,
the license plate, the cell phone... Is everything solved?
I told you Cesare, it's an idea.
I get it, but it was an idea. that's pretty important, isn't it?
- Are you married? - For seven years.
- Are you in crisis? - No.
Actually, we did it in the sixth year, the crisis.
But how did you get over it?
Look, doctor, I don't have a problem to open my heart,
to give you marriage advice.
- But I really do ask you something. - Of course.
Do something about this coffee that really sucks.
Fix it, I don't know, write a protest.
I say, there will be a form to fill out!
- Genius! - Huh?
You're a genius!
Do you understand why we work together? Because you're a genius!
Tomorrow you have paid coffee at the bar all day long.
Genius, you are!
I understand, but...
...of my feelings, nobody cares!
- Genius! - Thank you!
[Barone] The dawn of the third day.
Torrid heat for us.
Cold and frost for Pasquale Di Filippo who was shivering with fear in prison.
And to talk to him without looking into it,
I made him sign a form. Model thirteen.
The reserved sheet to requests from detainees
unhappy with the treatment in the homeland jail.
From the lack of soap in the bathrooms,
requests for more interviews ith the family.
For a convict, stuff of vital importance.
[honk]
Center, we're on site. Via MP1 corner Malaspina.
[agent] The light is out again,
we're waiting for confirmation to stop and take care of the scrolling.
Confirmed. Go ahead.
[buzzing]
[music]
[buzzing]
[inmate] Doctor, do you understand?
My father-in-law is dying and I'm locked in here.
I lack a little comfort I can give my wife?
I understand. I do.
I'll tell you what, I'll sign an extraordinary authorisation
for an interview with your wife. All right?
- All right, thanks, Doctor. - Please, go.
[buzzing]
Come on.
Doctor, I can't take this anymore.
Pasquale, don't worry.
We shook hands inside the store.
- We need a day, two at the most. - Fuck off!
What a day or two, I need to get out of here now.
Listen to me.
The shop of Calvaruso has a side exit?
I don't know.
No.
Are you sure about, Pasquale? Because it's fundamental.
I'm sure, doctor.
You have to get me out of here right now or they'll kill me.
You figured it out that they'll kill me.
- And how many did you kill, how many? - What's that got to do with it?
It has something to do with it, because I'm in front of an asshole
that crashes because some wanker looks at him ugly.
Remember Bagarella, Pasquale?
When he told you to kill someone, when he gave an order,
what did you do? Were you crying, whining?
Now you listen to me, dickhead.
Now I am your Bagarella and if you don't do it,
I get yourself killed I don't give a shit!
Now you go outside and keep your mouth shut
until I say so.
Until I tell you to breathe. you don't breathe, you understand?
Get up, time's up.
I said get up!
And stand straight with your shoulders,
because you're a man of honor, right?
[music]
What's going on, Doctor?
You all right, Doctor?
[Zaza] Doctor...
Yeah, let's go.
[apecar engine]
We're done here.
[honk]
ApeCar Palermo 54031, blue light, wait-list.
It's on Via Malaspina.
Let's follow it.
[Barone] Good evening.
[man] Good evening.
We also have Tullio Cannella.
- We know where he lives, where he works. - And maybe there's something else, too.
One pick-up came out of passage MP1
and stopped in the sheds Di Filippo spoke to us about
and we're still after him.
How did it go, by the way?
He came out with his back straight, but I don't know for how long.
It doesn't matter, SavŽ, because we're here now.
Everywhere we are, everywhere!
Guys, I'm gonna get some food, pizza or chinese?
- [agents] Pizza. - Pizza?
- Yes, a square. - Pizza for everyone.
- Carlo, can I talk to you for a second? - Yes.
If there's anything new, call me.
Go home, Carlo.
You see, who needs a shower is you.
Don't be an asshole. I'm not kidding.
You've changed your habits, and habits are fundamental.
I'm not leaving tonight.
Because I know it's about to happen something, I can feel it.
- So you can forget about it. - Reason for a second, please.
You work late every day, you sent your daughter away
since the arrest of Di Filippo.
Look, I don't know if Bagarella really looks at you in the house,
but you have to go back there now, Carlo.
Invite a friend, have a party, do brothel.
He must think you're having a good time. because you've got nothing to do.
- Are you listening to me? - What is this, a double sentence?
I can't, I can't.
I can't go home, I'm going crazy. Do you understand that?
Calvaruso closed the shop and headed for passage MP1.
I'm sorry Saverio, I'm staying here.
- [Bonanno] I told you the same doctor. - Give me the headphones.
There they are, these are them.
But you really did come to bring me these things?
Yes, of course.
Then for the shirts, for the jackets,
that's why I need to understand a little better.
What do you have to understand?
The style yet, not even these are up-to-date.
I don't know if you like them or not.
I got it.
They're beautiful.
- Are they my size yet? - Yes, I am.
The hem is cut nice and short, like the jeans.
Right on top of the shoe, the way you like it.
You know me.
You know what I like. That's good.
I... would also like to know... what you'll like tomorrow.
And what do you want to know, Tony?
If you go away,
what are you doing, leaving me the store?
I can do it Don Luchino, don't take it away from me.
The shop?
You're worried for the store?
Let's put it this way it's not yet decided.
It's a problem for you if I think about it a little more?
No.
The shop?
Are you serious?
The shop.
You know how I want my jackets? Military.
I like military.
You make me military Tony?
Yeah, sure, you can do that. Military.
- Military. - Absolutely.
The shop.
They say that on model 13, today, there was someone from the antimafia.
He said he'd think about it. It's good, isn't it?
Oh.
But you don't feel better now that you've talked to him?
I had a bad dream.
Honey... now Daddy accompanies you beyond
- and stay a while with you. - Come here.
But we didn't say that he didn't sleep in our bed anymore?
All right, come on. What's he doing?
Let's all sleep together for tonight.
[music]
Oh!
But why do you think that he's telling you the truth?
He tells me.
And if he doesn't tell me, I'll get it out of him.
In the meantime, find me a cell phone
that if things are the way I think they are,
Don Luchino must be notified immediately.
[music]
[buzzing]
[bell]
Sav!
Come on in.
Nino Mangano.
- That's not true. - Nino Mangano.
- That's not true! - Yes.
Let's cut the head off to Brancaccio's little thing, you know?
Of course, but come on.
You've done a great job, haven't you? Exhibitionist.
- Me? - Eh... just something like that was enough.
You tell Teresa.
That's the way it is.
- For me? - Hmm.
Thanks, but you shouldn't have bothered.
You're an idiot.
You're a real jerk!
- And what are they, all figures? - Sure.
Because, do you have time to read?
Carlo, he's alive.
- I can feel it. - Jesus, Sav.
- I don't know, but we don't have to... - I don't care.
I really do.
Because tomorrow we find him.
That's how it ends.
I promised.
- I dreamt it. - Ah...
Any word on Giada?
No, of course not.
She's not answering me, if she answers, she insults me.
I don't even know where she is.
- And you keep calling her. - It's useless.
- Try it. - It's useless.
Sav, no one can stand it alone.
No one.
Try it.
[key in the phone keys]
[line signal clear]
- Do we open it? - No.
This is for tomorrow.
- Carlo? - Huh?
Nice party.
Fuck you.
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