DETONAATOR
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I was in the killing game,
and I travelled alone.
Always alone.
One of the benefits of travelling alone
is that you can stay inconspicuous.
That is a necessity
in this line of work.
But here I am in Bucharest...
...a black man
trying to be inconspicuous.
This is my last job.
Every job is my last job.
And for this one,
I'm creating a whole new persona.
Okay, we'll do the checks.
l have to go, l have business.
-Griffith.
-Dimitru.
Chaperones on our first date, Dimi?
-God, makes me want...
-He's clean.
...to stab the next fucking cowboy
that sings that crap.
God makes you wanna stab them?
No, l want to stab them.
Griff, we do this deal, then please
get me the fuck out of here...
...back to New York
before l go insane.
Whatever makes you happy, sugar.
-So where are we going?
-To a football match.
-What football game?
-What football game?
That football game.
l like this.
Dimi, soccer's such a sexy game.
l love all that kicking
and screaming.
Six hundred AK-47 s
is a lot of business for a first buyer.
What, are you having
a crisis of conscience?
That would not be possible.
Look, l came to buy guns.
lf l'm buying, good.
lf l'm not, l'm leaving.
-No? Toodle-loo.
-Okay. Okay.
They're light.
Where are the rest of them?
Transfer the money
and we will deliver the goods.
l'll transfer the money
straight to your account...
...when you give me
the rest of them.
lt will be there quick, clean, safe.
Like Dimitru's sex life.
Look, l came to make a deal.
We making a deal? We have a deal?
Griff, you should trust us.
Dimi, l trust you, of course.
But this is business.
-He's a fucking cop.
-Who?
No, no, no. l'm not a cop.
Get your hands off of me.
Get your hands off.
Dimitru, what are you doing?
l'm not a fucking cop.
No time for more lies.
l know what you are.
How many of you are out there?
What the fuck is wrong with you?
You smoking crack or something?
Fuck, that blow is going to your head.
l'm not a fucking cop.
Oh, my good friend, Griff,
are you worried for me?
-How many?
-Dimitru, l'm not a cop.
l don't know
what you're talking about.
-Fuck.
-Fucking crazy.
Fuck. Fuck. Fuck.
-Get ready to move.
-This is about to get really funny.
And cut his throat.
Dimitru.
Smoke?
You thought l was sweet,
didn't you?
Thought l had sugar all in my shoes,
didn't you?
Oh, boy.
So who was the man on the phone?
Your mother.
She wants me to come over again
tonight and fist-fuck her.
You know what's gonna happen,
don't you?
Yeah. My big-ass lawyer is going
to come and shit down your neck.
Bucharest jail.
Life sentence for gunrunning.
Pretty girl like you,
you're gonna be the belle of the ball.
Have a couple of tits
tattooed on your back...
...before you know
what day of the week it is.
Hell of a hole to get dropped in.
You'll see.
Or you won't see...
...when they pull your eyes out.
You're a fucking dead man, Griffith.
Come out with your hands
in the air.
Good, good, good.
Like all Romanians, we have passion,
and great passion for the game...
...but my team plays
with a will of steel.
This is what makes good team.
You know, for a journalist,
you have very beautiful eyes.
-You're fucking insane, coming here.
-Where is it?
You want it to be in Washington, D.C.,
it'll be there.
You have 1 0 million
of our dollars...
...and soon you'll make
another 1 00 million.
So if you don't deliver
the device as promised...
...you and your family
will be forfeit.
You think l'm afraid to die?
The Turks called him Kaziglu Bey,
the '' lmpaler Prince.''
He slaughtered 20,000 in one day.
Skewered them for refusing
to bow in his presence.
-You have to admire that man.
-Just say yes, you'll deliver.
The son of devil.
lt's a good name, don't you think?
Send him back like that.
Now they know l am serious.
Katya, Orlov, come here, listen.
Today was a hard day.
I killed four people.
My rsum reads
lik e a graveyard...
...and it's still a work in progress.
Sonni Griffith.
Do you have any idea
what kind of sentence...
...gunrunning
and multiple murder carry...
...in the sovereign state
of Romania?
-No cocoa at bedtime.
-Give us a minute, will you?
Come on, play nice, Griff.
l'm putting my ass
on the line for you here...
...otherwise you'll get shafted
in yours.
Which would you prefer?
Well, buy me a drink
and we can negotiate.
What are you doing here?
You're under indictment in the U.S.
for a suspicious death...
...you got a court case in two days.
lf you miss that,
you'll be considered a fugitive.
But here you are, killing Romanian
gangsters at a national soccer event.
How's Sophia?
She's fine, thank you.
What are you doing here, Griff?
l thought you were getting a job
at Washington. What happened?
l got a good job.
l got a great office in Berlin.
l'm in charge of tracking
terrorist funding for Eastern Europe.
And suddenly l hear
a Sonni Griffith is arrested...
...at the Romanian
semifinal cup match...
...and l think, ''Who could this be?''
l figured you could do
with some help.
There's more than money flowing
around here.
-Hear anything about a loose razor?
-Yeah, l heard a rumour.
Well, it's more than a rumour.
Officially it's a whisper.
l want my lawyer.
Dimitru llinca.
l've been sitting on him for weeks.
He's into everything.
Clubs, girls, coke.
Wannabe Eurotrash with a whole lot
of fuck-you money to throw around.
Heard he was a bigtime dealer,
so l stepped to him...
...told him l wanted
...guy didn't even bat an eyelid.
About to get into something a little bit
bigger and then things got messy.
Yeah, l noticed.
That's what the ClA does.
Homeland security
are supposed to stay at home.
Somebody knew l was coming.
So, what are you saying?
You got nothing?
Got nothing to be excited about.
What are you under indictment
for now?
What do you mean, '' now''?
Look, bad guy dies.
You need a fall guy.
Griff, is this becoming a habit?
You know, don't even try that, man.
You know that's not true.
They tried to kill me.
All of them tried to kill me.
-Mr. Flint, Michael Shepard.
-l know who you are, Agent Shepard.
And you came all this way.
How efficient.
Well, since you are here,
would you be so kind...
...as to meet me at my office, let's say
in five minutes, and explain to me...
...why non-ClA personnel
are killing suspects...
...and interrogating and burning
Jozef Bostanescu's nephew...
...and then wandering around free
in the police station.
-Yes, l can.
-Oh, good.
That should be interesting.
lt won't be a wasted trip after all.
Am l to understand that you
killed a man you were investigating?
ls that true, Mr. Griffith?
Truth is relative, sir.
Depends on who's telling it.
Good day, gentlemen.
lf you have any more good ideas
while you're in my jurisdiction...
...please call me first,
before you act.
Your procedures are very thorough.
-So, what's up his ass?
-You.
So who's Bostanescu?
He owns the stadium,
and this town's real big on soccer.
You better call me too.
We could play
the wayward-nephew card.
The American had no backup.
No real evidence.
Some rifles, that's all.
He was alone.
Kill him.
Do you really wanna do this, Jozef?
lt's such a big deal.
Do we really need it?
lt's the biggest deal
we've ever made.
ls everything ready?
ls the team in place?
-Everything's ready, don't worry.
-Good. Good.
-Find out who this cop is.
-Okay.
-Champion.
-Champion.
-Hello.
-Griffith, it's me, Greenfield.
-Sir.
-What are you doing in Bucharest?
Working, sir. Well, trying to.
Gunning down people,
burning suspects.
You call that work?
Today, an unidentified
American tourist...
... turned violent in a football match
that took place....
Is it true? Did you interrogate
and burn a suspect?
More like singed.
Griffith is gone, today.
l can get rid of him
and use him in one stroke.
What l need to know from you is,
is he reliable?
He's reliable. What about Dimitru?
See if he leads us somewhere.
All right.
-Sir, but what about Dimitru?
-What about him?
You have a court date
in 48 hours.
If you don't show up, you will be
considered a fugitive, you hear me?
-Yes, sir. But can l explain--?
-No discussion.
Mak e sure you're on that plane, or
you're looking at 1 0 years in prison.
You got 48 hours, Griff.
-You understand?
-Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
Didn't take you long to find a bar.
A police station,
agency front opposite.
Bound to be a bar close by.
l always wondered what these
European soccer games were like.
Pretty much like everywhere else.
You show up, people running,
screaming. Random gunfire.
Yeah, it wasn't exactly random.
They were aiming at me.
You're on a flight
back to New York today.
lf you're good,
l'll put you in business class.
You will, huh? Why?
Do your old ClA buddies a favour, sit
next to a girl on the plane ride home.
-Check for somebody else.
-Nobody else available. Cutbacks.
Nadia Cominski.
Romanian, married to an accountant.
Locals picked her up at the airport
with a lot of cash.
Large denominations,
multiple currencies...
...and a dead husband
in their New York house.
l don't work
for the agency anymore.
Come on. l recommended you,
God help me.
Don't make me look bad.
-Griff, ours is not to reason why.
-Yeah, ours is just to do or die.
-What about first-class?
-Don't push it.
Give me something
l can work with on Dimitru.
There's nothing to give.
l'd like to know who was on
the other end of that cell phone.
-That before or after you burned him?
-l didn't burn him, l singed him.
-That's funny. Singed.
-Yeah.
Just like you singed Esperanto's
whole house back in Colombia?
He was a very bad man.
He was a very bad man.
Yeah, he was a very bad man.
-Thanks for bailing me out.
-Very nostalgic. Just like old times.
-Give me a gun and some cuffs.
-Come on, Griff, you know the rules.
l need a gun
if l'm gonna protect the witness.
Yeah, l'll see what l can do.
Don't forget the cuffs.
Your escort won't be here
for two hours.
Welcome to the party,
Mr. Sonni Griffith.
Yeah. Griffith will be fine.
-This is Griffith. Homeland Security.
-How you doing?
So where's my package?
-ClA hasn't lost her already, have you?
-Unfortunately, no.
Madam retired to the west wing
for a couple of hours.
Madam retired to the west wing.
-Sounds like a real prize.
-And you are the lucky winner.
Are you being followed?
Of course.
Lose them at the house.
Cl-fucking-A.
-Wanna take the first watch out back?
-Love to.
Mrs. Cominski,
you have some pizza.
Are you hungry?
Does anyone know what...
...means?
Yeah. The hawk--
You know, like a bird--
He will fuck you in the ass.
-That's nasty.
-lt is.
What about a local arms dealer
named the Hawk?
Mrs. Cominski.
Mrs. Cominski,
this is Sonni Griffith.
He'll be escorting you
back to New York.
-She's a real charmer, huh?
-Anybody know anything about her?
Her husband was found murdered
in New York...
...and she got caught at the airport
by Customs with a lot of cash.
Now she's inconsolable.
Killed by who?
Killed by who?
We are through to the finals.
One more game...
...and we go to the world
championships in Washington, D.C.
How is it that the worst
football country in the world...
...gives the best championship
in the world?
Sonni Griffith, ex-Army Ranger.
Ex-ClA agent.
Currently working for
Department of Homeland Security.
How did you bring him to do deal
in my stadium, at my game?
l had no idea--
l gave you two orders,
just two.
The teams work independently.
You do the deal,
you bring me the money.
And you never, never bring
the dogs to my door.
Are you having trouble
understanding orders?
Because l can't run this thing
without orders.
He insisted on seeing the--
Of course he did, stupid boy,
he's police.
Get out of my sight
and go sit somewhere. Go.
And keep quiet.
Hey, Alec. Good boy.
Come here. Come on.
In this business,
you're the k eeper of the flame.
But pretty soon
the flame burns itself out...
...and you're left
with nothing but ashes.
-Hey, where's the bathroom?
-Upstairs.
Mrs. Cominski. Mrs. Cominski.
Cominski. Let's go.
-What's happening?
-We don't have time.
Get in. Stay.
Who sent you? Who sent you?
Don't do it.
Keep your head down.
What the hell is going on here?
-How the hell should l know?
-l'm gonna ask you again.
-What's going on?
-Are you deaf?
Oh, shit.
l'm gonna ask you again.
What's going on?
Or you're on your own.
-Who could that be, trying to kill me?
-Trying to kidnap you.
Kidnap, kill.
What difference does it make?
There's a big difference.
Someone set us up,
do you understand that?
Yes. l do.
Look, Cominski. l need your help.
You give me something
and you stay alive.
Time's up.
Okay, okay. Look.
Wait. Wait.
My husband wasn't ruthless
like these people.
He was just greedy.
-He wanted out.
-And?
And he was stealing money
and hiding it in a Swiss account.
-How much money?
-l'm not sure. They say 30 million.
Go.
-Where's the money?
-Still in the account.
Victor made me
memorize the numbers.
-Who does the money belong to?
-Jozef Bostanescu.
Jozef Bostanescu.
Your husband worked for him?
So tell me what happened
in New York.
Jozef insisted on coming
to dinner to our place.
He asked my husband
about the money.
Victor was very nervous,
and Jozef cut his throat.
How did you get here?
l grabbed the cash l could,
and l escaped.
-How?
-The back staircase.
And then l land here,
and stupid Custom man...
...arrested me for not declaring
the money l took.
Before you could turn yourself in
and declare the 30 mil, huh?
lt will be there on time.
Just have my money ready.
l have to go.
Going to the game tomorrow?
They should hang that ref.
You just walked into the only motel
in the town that has a room this week.
You wouldn't happen to have two,
would you?
As far apart as possible?
-Two?
-Yeah.
Two.
One and two.
Don't worry,
l'm not going anywhere.
lf you're that concerned,
you can come in and watch.
l won't piss on you.
Oh, l think you've pissed
on enough people for one day.
Look, l'm sorry.
l don't know what is going on here.
lt has been a hard day all around,
Mrs. Cominski.
Nadia. Please call me Nadia.
What do we do now?
We? We don't do anything.
l go and find backup...
...they put you in another safe house,
where you can be protected properly.
Protected like the last house
we were in?
Who do you think
set us up, Griffith?
Because l know l didn't tell them
where we were.
So this just leaves you and the ClA.
How long do you think l'll be able to
protect you by myself, Mrs. Cominski?
You seem like an intelligent man.
Speak slowly, no big words.
l'll try to keep up.
Jozef Bostanescu wants me
in the worst way.
That part, l think
we already figured out.
Well, bad enough to use
whomever he can to get me.
l am a liability
and a lot of lost money.
And, believe me,
he hates to lose money.
lf you hand me over, l'm dead.
l don't think you understand
how this works.
Well, l think you don't understand.
He gets what he wants from me
and then he kills me.
And if he kills me,
then you don't have a case.
Okay. So if you're running away
from him, why come back here?
l have his money.
Great.
l came here to trade with him.
On my terms, not his.
l give him back the money...
...and he gives me back a life.
Can't stay here.
lt's not loaded.
l wasn't part of their business.
-l was married to it.
-Okay.
Okay. l believe you.
-Let me look at this cut.
-No--
No. Standard procedure.
Gotta look at it.
-You cleaned it.
-Yes.
lf only l could see better in here.
l didn't want those people to die.
l know. l know you didn't.
What--? What the fuck--?
What the fuck are you doing?
Shit--
-Let me go. What is this?
-This is for your protection.
What? My protection?
Are you gonna leave me here?
-l'll be back soon.
-What--?
And try to stop screaming, all right?
You're supposed to be hiding.
Fuck off.
-Does she have a mouth on her.
-Asshole.
-Shepard.
-Shep, it's me, Griff.
-Where are you?
-Safe.
-ls the girl alive?
-Yeah, she's alive. Alive and kicking.
-What the hell happened?
-Oh, nothing.
Just your standard assault...
...on an agency safe house
in the middle of the day.
l don't suppose that you know
who they were or how they found us?
We're trying to figure that out.
Name a pickup point, l'll send a team.
-You gotta be joking.
-No, l'm not joking.
l'm not exactly enamoured with
the way operations work around here.
That's not a request.
That's an order.
Flint is gonna have a shit fit
if you go Lone Ranger on this.
Look, from now on,
things go my way or no way.
This does not look good, Griff.
Look good? l'm not going to a prom
with this woman, Shep.
Now, you meet me tomorrow morning,
Oh, yeah, and you come alone.
You do understand ''alone,''
don't you?
Yeah, l understand ''alone.''
Oh, yeah, and another thing.
Flint's office, it's leaking like a sieve.
-Griffith just called me.
-He's alive?
-Yup.
-What about Cominski?
-Yup.
-Amazing.
-Where is he?
-He didn't say.
He wants to see me
tomorrow morning. Alone.
-What's that supposed to mean?
-Standard m.o. for Griffith.
So, what do you want me to do,
go by myself or take a backup team?
Go alone.
Don't wanna spook him
more than necessary.
All right.
How did they found out
where the safe house was?
lf l knew that, we wouldn't be having
this conversation.
Just get in there and wrap this up.
Well, you're all hooked up now.
Great. Yes. l am delighted for you.
Okay. No, no.
lf you need assistance, you call 31 1 .
-Can l help you?
-You're the security contractor.
You're wired up
to this whole place, huh?
Well, that's what the nametag
would suggest, yes.
So how about checking the systems
for me, Agent Mitchel...
-...see if we have a leak.
-Absolutely no point.
Three people died today.
l think that's reason enough.
lf you'd let me finish,
l would've said there's no point...
...because l personally set up
every one of these systems.
l've already swept everybody--
lncluding the phones, before you ask.
--and, yes, thank you,
they are all clean.
-You are sure?
-About which bit, sir?
Look, l realize that right now...
...l am living
in some Third-World shithole.
No offence.
But there was a time-- And not
a million years ago, l hasten to add.
--that l was living in the real world.
What l'm trying to say to you, sir,
very politely...
...is that l do know what l'm doing.
-You were in Washington?
-Washington, yes.
London and Hong Kong.
-What are you doing here?
-Serving penance.
l could pull rank on you,
Agent Mitchel...
...but l'd rather ask nicely.
Just give me whatever you've got.
-Know what l think?
-l'm not asking you on a date.
The information isn't being stolen,
it's being bought.
That's it? That's all you've got?
Way to go, bigtime.
l bet they miss you on the Hill.
lf it shows up, Agent Shepard,
it shows up here.
All right. Do background checks
on everybody here at this station.
-And who's authorizing this?
-l am.
Yeah, all right. Just do it.
Thank you.
-Jesus, you scared me.
-You hungry?
How could you
leave me like this?
Hey, hey, hey. Play nice,
or l'll leave you there all night.
Where have you been for so long?
Setting up a little surprise
for our new friends.
What now?
-We wait until tomorrow.
-Why?
Because that's
when l meet with my friend.
Can you trust this friend?
l did a big favour for him
a long time ago.
l hope so.
Why did they pick you
to take me back?
Because of my charm
and sensitivity.
-What?
-The Hawk. Bostanescu.
Earlier today,
you asked about the Hawk.
Wait. You call Bostanescu
the Hawk?
-We all call him that.
-Bostanescu is an arms dealer?
l don't know their business.
Yeah, but you were married to
an accountant of a big arms dealer.
You do what you do to survive.
So why did your husband trust you
with the numbers?
Maybe he loved me.
What's it like to kill?
What's it like to pull the trigger?
Are you married?
What, is this
the Spanish lnquisition?
Well, l am trusting you
with my life...
...Mr. Griffith,
despite what you think of me.
And l think it's fair
that l get to ask some questions.
To see what kind of man
l am trusting.
l was married.
Why not now?
lt's not easy being married to someone
who leaves in the middle of the night...
...can't tell you where
or who he's been with all week.
That, l understand.
You should get some sleep.
We got a busy day tomorrow.
Did you ever lose something,
Griffith?
Something you couldn't
live without?
l'm about to, if l don't get back
to New York in the next 36 hours.
Dimitru, l have job for you.
You know what to do.
What is rule number one?
-Don't get caught.
-Number two?
Don't fail.
-You alone?
-Yeah.
-You sure?
-Yeah. As sure as l can be.
All right, so talk to me.
Talk to me about the safe house.
What's to tell?
The team came to pick you up...
...and ran into a street
full of toe tags.
lt was well-planned.
-They had a lot of good information.
-l'm doing background checks.
People are asking a lot of questions
about you, Griff.
What? lf l can be trusted?
They're worried
about your procedures.
-ls the girl safe?
-l'm the safest thing she's got.
She's the only thing you got.
Your ass is on the line.
lf l wanted to disappear,
l would've been gone a long time ago.
How do you wanna do this?
l'll grab Cominski,
we get the hell out of Dodge.
You pick the flight.
Just you. Nobody else.
-Flint's not gonna like this.
-Flint's not getting shot at, is he?
-What happened to Dimitru?
-Don't worry about Dimitru.
You just focus on this.
They say before you die,
your life flashes before your eyes.
My life flashes before me every day.
I've died a thousand deaths.
Okay, sweetie,
why don't you greet our guests.
We need the girl alive.
Room 1 8.
Griffith, what was that?
There goes our deposit
for room 1 8.
Time to go.
What's it lik e to kill?
You aim the gun,
then pull the trigger.
Get up, Griff.
Nadia?
Get after him.
Looks like your friend screwed us.
Or is suicide part of your plan?
-We were nearly killed.
-Nearly doesn't count.
Keep your head down.
Better find a place to hold up
for tonight.
Dinner, entertainment,
then back to your place.
You know how
to impress a girl, Griffith.
l like to make a good impression
on a first date.
Keep your head down.
What do you do on a second date?
l don't get too many second dates.
This is Ana Komancz, TQ V TV.
Under terror alert. A bomb
has exploded in a Bucharest motel.
The police are looking
for a black man and a woman...
...seen running from the scene.
l don't believe this. Now we got
a terrorist in our own organization.
Talk to Dimitru.
l want everything he's got
on Bostanescu.
All right.
-What do you got?
-Nothing, to be honest.
Pickup team is clean.
Everybody involved is basically clean.
There's a few tax evasions
and a little undeclared earnings...
...but certainly nothing
to sell out over.
l want you to check into....
Hang on a second.
You have got to be
fucking joking me.
You want a ticket back to the show,
you have to break a few eggs.
l understand. But that is exactly
how l got thrown out of the Hill.
Just do it.
And keep it under your hat.
You still don't trust me?
l'm beginning to think you like
bondage more than you should.
-Any movement?
-Not even his bowels.
You got somebody
covering the back?
All right. Tell them
we're going to the front door.
-We're going after Dimitru.
-Stay there.
We're in position.
Who the hell are you?
Where the fuck is Dimitru?
l have had just about enough
bullshit for one day.
That looks bad.
Very admirable, you coming here
instead of going to hospital.
Good boy. That's family for you.
He ambushed us.
All of you?
One man ambushed all of you?
-Where is she?
-l don't know.
l don't know.
Do you know what hardest thing
is for owner to do?
To accept when one of his players
has become a liability to the team.
Your mother will weep.
Find her.
Please. Please.
Don't be so stupid.
l'm the only friend you got.
l fucking call you, they show up.
How does that happen?
l had to tell someone.
-Who?
-Flint.
-Why?
-Because. Because l have a job.
l have a career.
A fucking pension and a family.
l'm not a cowboy like you.
There's a chain of command.
Goddamn it, l'm in the system.
-l'm sorry.
-Oh, you're sorry?
You're sorry?
Sorry, you get something on Flint.
What, he's gonna drop to his knees
and confess? He's a ClA station chief.
-l need evidence.
-Then you get some.
All right.
Dimitru gave us the slip.
And how the hell did he do that?
He had a decoy at the house,
then they pulled the switch.
What about Bostanescu,
we got something on him or not?
What do you want me to do, arrest him
without a witness or evidence...
...on Cowboy Johnny's word?
Have you been outside this week?
They'd lynch us.
His soccer team is playing
in the national playoff...
...tomorrow at his stadium.
You do know that, don't you?
This is not looking good
in Washington.
l don't need you to remind me of that,
Agent Shepard.
l may work here,
but l'm not from here.
Call me if and when
Griffith contacts you.
Don't run off.
Still afraid l might do that.
How could l ever live without you?
Be careful, Griffith.
You're in danger of being nice to me.
Lucky me.
My life has been a real blast
ever since we met.
l have the feeling your life
was like that before you met me.
Not every day.
What can l do to help?
l'm not very good at stealing cars
or making bombs...
...but l can put some food together.
Great.
So, what's the story with this friend?
l'm not very impressed so far.
l got kicked out of the ClA
because of him. He owes me one.
We'll give him until the morning
to sort things out...
...and then we'll take off,
back to New York.
Why do you have to go to court?
Somebody died
and they wanna blame it on me.
Who died?
A man.
A very bad man...
...that l was supposed to get next to
and get some information.
lsn't that your job?
Yeah, well, he found out
some information too.
About his wife, about me.
So he shot her.
And you shot him.
Why are you taking all these risks
to protect me?
lt's in the blood.
Father was a cop.
He told me life is about choices.
You make a choice, you pick a side.
You pick a side,
you protect it with your life.
Besides, who would l have
to argue with if l gave you up?
You should be nice to me, anyway,
because l'm cooking for you.
-Shepard.
-Shepard, it's Mitchel.
I think they're onto me.
I've had to get out of the building.
Can you meet me at the casino
in 20 minutes, on Forksal 1 9?
l'll be there.
l've got all that. l need more.
l need it all.
l can't trust anyone.
l need your help.
This guy is in it up to his neck.
Listen to this.
Bostanescu has been
paying off Flint.
Bostanescu owns Flint?
Take my word for it.
Everything l found is on this disk.
-Do you have another copy of this?
-Yeah, of course.
-lt's good work.
-Fuck ''good work,'' Shepard.
l don't want a merit badge.
l just want you to get this guy before
he has me killed, understand?
-Take it easy, Mitchel.
-No, you take it easy, okay?
Go play your goon games
or whatever you feel you need to do...
-...just catch these guys, okay?
-All right.
-Okay.
-And, Shepard, watch your back.
Thank you.
-Give me the disk.
-What disk?
This is real.... l....
l almost feel normal.
Do you think l will ever have
a normal life?
With 30 million?
Sure.
Look, we're gonna get through this.
This time tomorrow,
you'll start a whole new life.
You won't be in that life, will you?
Well, that's just not smart.
Stupid and dangerous.
l doubt those things
have stopped you before.
You have a whole lot
of confidence in me, don't you?
Looks like the man of the house
is my size.
Looks like the woman of the house
is my size too.
Which one are you going to wear?
l haven't decided.
What about running away
with 30 mil?
You figure out
a way of finding her...
...or you'll find yourself
in a sticky situation, my friend.
Jozef.
You have a big game tomorrow.
We should get out of that
other thing.
We have almost everything
we need.
Your team,
you worked so hard for them.
After they win tomorrow...
...we'll go to the world championships
in America.
l can hear them singing now.
All their voices.
My countrymen pushing us on.
l don't give fuck about
the Americans.
My team will be there,
l will make half a billion dollars, cash.
Shit. Call my cell phone.
What's the time?
lt's time to go.
Just tell me, whatever happens,
you believe in me.
l believe in you.
You know, you should do that
more often.
Make me.
-Have you got any children?
-What?
Have you got any children?
-Not yet.
-Everything we do in life...
...is for the children.
l'll shower.
And good morning from
the Lia Manoliu National Stadium.
In a few hours, on this field,
will begin...
... the much-anticipated
final battle of the season...
...and we will see
who the champions will be.
What the f--? How the--?
Thank you for calling, Nadia.
Why?
-So where are we going?
-To the football game.
There's nothing in the world
worth dying for, especially a woman.
She screwed you.
She killed her husband.
She made sure Bostanescu was
in the house in New York...
...made a dinner, then sliced
Victor's throat with a wire.
And escaped
with 30 million dollars.
-She is smart.
-Well, what do you need me for, then?
She has a son, Griffith.
She wants you to walk him out
or she won't give up the numbers.
Well, maybe l can
give her these as a gift.
-Keep driving.
-No, he must be alive.
You want to see your son or not?
Are you okay?
Get in the car. Get in the car.
Hello, my dear.
Did you get a little lost?
-What the fuck is this?
-This?
This is nothing to worry about.
Once you pay for it,
l don't care if you dry hump it.
Until then, just look.
lt's okay.
-Okay. Arm it.
-What?
You have key, arm it.
lt can't go off without code.
What the fuck
are you talking about?
You know what this is?
You're insane.
l have interested parties waiting for it
to be in Washington...
...in my team's tour bus
after we win this game.
So we are dealing or not?
l have game to win.
This is Russian.
lt might just go off.
Where's Alex?
Where is my son?
Oh, yes. Bring in Alex.
-Alex. Alex.
-Mommy, Mommy, Mommy.
Alex.
-What the fuck is going here?
-Quiet.
-Alex.
-Quiet.
This is tactical bioweapon.
lt's loaded with VX gas.
The Russians call it razor. Razor.
-Razor.
-Yes. Good boy.
lt's just big enough to take out most
the population of a good-sized city.
Outside, you can hear 50,000
of my closest countrymen.
l'm prepared to die with all of them.
Does anyone here doubt this?
Yuri, do you honestly think
l'm gonna hand over $25 million...
...to a man l am unlikely to see again,
for a weapon l do not know will arm?
Yes.
Yes, it's here.
Call back in five minutes.
Happy?
Goddamn, you're right.
You've got balls.
That is your money.
My dear, sweet, sweet little Nadia.
l would love to cut that lovely head off
and take those numbers out.
l gave you everything. Everything.
You shouldn't have taken my son
from me. He's all l care about.
-Cut his fingers off.
-No.
lf he dies, torture me, kill me,
you will never get that money.
-Cut his fingers off.
-No.
l've had enough.
Give me my money.
When you make a deal
with the devil...
...don't be surprise if you get
a little shit on your shoes.
Hold this bitch still. Hold her still.
No.
-Mommy, Mommy, Mommy.
-Cut his fingers now.
Keep that bitch still.
Alex. Get out.
-Mommy.
-Alex.
-You should have told me.
-l would have lost him.
You don't understand these people.
''The Repairman''?
Let's go.
-Whose cell phone is this?
-Bostanescu.
-Who's the Repairman?
-l don't know.
Come on.
-Mama, Mama, Mama.
-Alex.
-No.
-Alex.
Stay.
-No.
-l just want my money.
Okay, just give him back to me.
-No.
-l just want my money.
Give me the money.
Get in this car.
Stay here.
Give me the numbers.
The numbers, bitch.
Give me the numbers.
Give me the numbers.
Give me the numbers.
Jesus, are you all right?
-You should have seen the other guy.
-So Bostanescu's dead?
-Yeah.
-Where's Nadia?
-ln the car with the boy.
-All right, let's get on with this.
-With what?
-lt's payback time.
He's given me a lot of trouble.
This time, you can shoot him.
Bostanescu calls him
the Repairman.
That's funny, very appropriate.
Flint, you're under arrest.
Shepard, what the fuck
are you doing?
Conspiracy to kill security forces
and federal agents.
We've already nailed
your brother-in-arms, Bostanescu.
You two-face piece of shit.
You're the piece of shit.
This isn't gonna work.
They're not gonna believe you.
You're own specialist
provided the proof.
-lsn't that right, Mitchel?
-He's right.
We found out everything, Flint.
You found what they wanted
you to find, you dumb-ass.
What are you gonna do?
You're gonna shoot me?
You're gonna kill me?
You're the Repairman.
He's a goddamn traitor.
Shoot him, Griffith.
Shut up.
You know Bostanescu
has a razor?
He was gonna set it off
in Washington, D.C.
l would never have let him get there.
lt's funny. l couldn't believe it.
When Bostanescu's nephew
sent me a message.
'' Check out this guy.''
How many Sonni Griffiths
are there?
And what do you got?
Nice warm jail cell
waiting for you in New York?
That's how they pay you
for the lead in your body?
That's what they pay us to do.
We're alone, Griff.
Drop the gun, Shep.
You always were the good guy.
Well, look at the bright side.
At least my life insurance
is all paid up.
That was my last job.
Whatever happens,
you believe in me.
lnteresting man.
A bit on the wild side.
Never could take orders.
lt's hard to believe he's dead.
l don't know, Greenfield,
men like him don't tend to live long.
To be honest, l don't think
he had very much to go home to.
Well, it was decent of you
to bury him here.
lt's the least we could do.
Goddamn national hero.
Oh, we....
We found
Nadia Cominski's fingerprints...
...on her husband's
murder weapon.
-He was a bad man.
-Yeah, a very bad man.
Wonder what happened
to the money?
l wonder.
-Was it a nice funeral?
-Beautiful.
Thank you for your service
to our country.
You are all officially dead.
Now go live somewhere, quietly.
So how do you feel
about your husband?
He was a bad man.
What does that make me?
A very bad man...
...with lots of money.