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I'll take one of those.
Thank you.
No, that's fine.
The more the merrier.
Oh, thank you. I look
forward to meeting you, too.
James, seriously, can't you just
wait until the party starts?
Why? I skipped
breakfast this morning.
That really good
bagel place was closed.
At least they look like bagels.
I don't know what
they call him here in Europe.
Anyway, what are you freaking out about?
You're doing fine.
I need to be doing perfect.
We're negotiating for an exclusive
contract covering the entire country.
Yeah, but it's only a small country.
Think of it as Iowa.
- Iowa?
- Mm.
You're not helping me.
Listen, I've seen
quite a few people do this,
all right, badly.
But I've never
seen anyone quite as
over prepared
or as smart as you.
Really?
Are you just saying that?
Or as incapable
of taking any compliment.
OK, he'll be here any minute.
See you down there?
Don't worry. I'll be there.
All right. OK.
But they'll be here in a few minutes.
Can't you just fill it up again?
This is Gabrielle.
OK.
They're here.
Excuse me, could make sure there's
water in the meeting rooms, please?
- Absolutely.
- Thank you.
- Mr. Cho.
- How are you?
Ms. Devoigne.
Hope you had a pleasant trip.
I'm sure you'd like to freshen up before
the meeting. The others will be here soon.
We have a range of competitively priced
packages if budget is an option.
We could also look at laying down cables,
but this does mean an additional workforce.
The rural areas
are so mountainous
and the winters get so harsh
that laying copper
is just not feasible.
What we are looking for
is a cellular solution.
Of course. And Transglobal's
already at work to do just that
in Peru, Honduras, Chechnya, Senegal,
all with similar terrain issues.
I mean cellular really is
the best approach.
But all the mountains
mean more cell towers.
Otherwise, too much dead zone.
That's why we're looking for
an exclusive 15-year contract
if we're going to invest so
heavily in this infrastructure.
What you are talking
about is a monopoly.
A temporary exclusive contract.
It's in the best interest of both...
I'm sorry.
Some people have not figured out
that they can now vote
to express their opinions.
Ah, um, well, I'm sure the authorities
have it all under control.
If we could just
take our seats again.
We have a lot to get through
before this evening.
So, uh, where were we?
Oh, James, James.
This is James Henderson;
he's our, um, well... uh,
he does just about everything.
Officially, I'm a local liaison.
So what does a local liaison do?
Uh, well,
I come in ahead of time
to lay down the ground work
for negotiations like this.
And then I stay afterwards to
finalize any finishing touches.
- Uh-huh, a fixer.
- Exactly.
Oh, my God, it's her.
Oh, my God?
Did you just say, "Oh, my God?"
Yes. Yes, I did.
I said it and I'm owning it.
Groundbreaking political
visionaries are oh, my God-worthy.
These periods of transition to free
market democracy are extremely volatile.
We have seen what has happened in other
countries and we are doing our best
to learn from their
mistakes and their success.
Ah, she's hot.
We believe that the
people are hungry for change.
Jeez, will you
have some respect?
She spent six years in prisons
and still managed
to turn this place around.
Ignore him.
Scumbag like that's
the competition;
believe me,
you've won the contract.
Not only with our neighbors,
but also with
our partners around the world.
Speaking of scumbags,
you see him?
- Who is he?
- That's George Vorza.
Ex-KGB, used to run
the secret police.
He was General Lazar's
right hand man back in the day.
I thought they all
got locked up.
Oh, yeah, Lazar's still inside.
But a lot amnesty got thrown
around, you know, democracy.
Well, he looks like he's
on Tania's team now.
They have to earn
their place in society
rather than simply being
handed this on a plate.
They fear democracy...
It's all right, I'm her uncle.
- He's not my uncle.
- It's a figure of speech.
We've got an excellent product.
We don't have to do that.
Uh, yes, we do.
We're trying
to help this country
get away from
that kind of corruption.
You know, sometimes being naive
can come across
as self-righteousness.
Why don't you just leave it at
we're trying to make a buck.
And as a happy
side effect of that,
we can build their economy
and middle class.
Such an honor to meet you.
Thank you for standing up for
naive self-righteousness.
Don't mind, James.
He thinks that being cynical
is a sign of intelligence.
Is that right?
Uh... no.
But I do think that cynicism
is an inevitable
result of intelligence.
And age, actually.
I didn't realize
I was that young. Thank you.
She's sharp.
James, what's going on?
Surprised she lasted this long.
Looks like the
old guard are fighting back.
The army are taking over.
Come on, you gotta go.
OK, OK.
You don't have to be so rude.
What are we going to do?
You are gonna go
to Goober's room.
He's a pig.
Why can't I stay with you?
I've gotta
go to work. Come on. Let's go.
James, please.
Gabrielle!
Gabrielle, open the door.
Gabrielle!
Hurry up, open the door.
- Hold on a second.
- Come on. Open the door.
- James, one second.
- Come on, open it.
- James.
- Get dressed.
What's going on?
What are you doing?
That's my underwear.
Yeah, it's real nice.
Get dressed.
Why?
And as we've been
reporting, the President's motorcade
has been attacked and we have unconfirmed
reports that she has been killed.
Fighting has broken out
between government forces
and rebel military units loyal to the
ousted hard man, General Lazar...
Oh, my God.
I've got you on a flight out,
but they won't wait.
- Where to?
- I have no idea.
We are hearing
that at least 15 people
are confirmed dead
in the skirmishes between...
Hey, hey!
James, what about those people?
Wouldn't last five minutes
in New York. Come on, get in.
What about you?
Uh, I got some loose ends
to tie up here. You go.
All right.
Hey. You see this?
Ca-ching. You get her
to the airport, all right?
- OK. Just the girl, yes?
- Just her. As fast as you can, OK?
No kidding.
James, James,
you have to help me.
- What about lover boy?
- He's an idiot.
He'll do something stupid
and get us killed.
I have to get away.
We had a business deal.
All right, there's nothing more
I can do for you.
I'm sorry.
You're a bastard, James!
Attacks are happening
all over the city between
the anti-government forces
and pro-Petrenko citizens.
We do know
that the country's new flag
has been taken down
from the presidential palace.
Government buildings
and much of the old town
has been evacuated.
We do not know where
the government ministers
or cabinet members are.
The country has had its own
struggles towards democracy,
but it appears that democracy
in the Dnestrian
Autonomous Republic
may be short-lived now.
Make sure to check every floor.
Everyone stay calm.
We're here for your protection.
You're safe now.
You mind?
Please.
Want some?
Ooh...
So the Army's here.
Vorza?
Yeah. Looks like
he's taking over now.
No, not Vorza.
They won't make a
move without Lazar.
I guess he'll be here
before long.
- You think?
- President's dead.
That explosion earlier, central
prison's in that part of town.
Yeah, I think
Lazar's back in business.
And seeing that we
got the world's press here.
Yeah...
You sticking around?
Well, I finally get
the hot tub all to myself.
Yeah.
- You?
- I hear the golf is great.
So, uh, anyway,
I better get back.
Don't wanna get looted.
Good luck.
You, too.
Hello. How's it going?
Is there a problem?
There is no problem.
Get back to your room.
- Well, I'd like to.
- It's army business; it's OK.
It's not OK.
Go.
President Tania
Petrenko has been confirmed dead.
The President's motorcade was
targeted earlier this afternoon.
It appears that her car
took a direct hit
from a shoulder launched rocket.
Several of her bodyguards
were killed and two were taken
to a nearby hospital
in critical condition...
Gabrielle?
Yeah, did you get
to the airport?
What?
Hey.
You have to stay inside.
Oh, I just came
for a quick smoke.
No. All westerners
must stay in the hotel.
Why don't you just have one?
- I take two.
- Sure.
OK. Thanks, man.
- James?
- Gabrielle, what the fuck?
I didn't know what else to do.
The driver said he knew
a back way in here.
He said it wasn't
safe on the streets.
All right, all right,
calm down, take a breath.
Why have you come back here?
Holy shit.
I know. I know.
We were going to the airport.
He took the side streets.
We must've been close to
where the convoy got blown up
and then we just found her, she
was staggering down the street;
I thought she was drunk.
I didn't know what else to do.
OK. You did the right thing.
Hey, bud, listen, I need you
to take her to a hospital.
You're kidding, right? Your lady, she's
crazy, talk me into coming here.
But that's all. I leave now. OK?
OK.
We're gonna have to get her
inside, get her into my room.
- I got some supplies.
- Supplies? James, look at her.
A couple of band-aids
aren't gonna help.
Hey, I've got this.
Close that.
Here.
Shh. Shh.
I can't talk right now.
OK...
You get her inside,
I'll meet you around there.
Wait!
Can't you come with us?
- I just need a quick smoke.
- What, are you serious?
This has all been
very stressful, all right.
Go inside. I'll meet you around.
- James!
- Go, go.
Shit.
Hey.
Hey. Sorry, man.
I thought I'd have two.
Don't know when
you have another chance.
You must come back inside. Now.
All right.
- Hey.
- What?
You stay inside now.
No more cigarettes.
All right.
You're the boss.
Enjoy your cigarette?
Uh, yeah, it's the first one
in seven years, so.
Let's get her upstairs.
Come on, come on.
Move, move, move.
- Hey, this is my floor.
- OK.
All right, let's go, come on.
Go.
Hey, um, you don't know where the
restrooms are around here, do you?
I keep losing my way.
It's so silly.
No hiding. You need
to be downstairs. Move. Move.
You're gonna be OK.
I almost believe you.
You're an excellent liar.
I need to fix you up, all right?
So we're gonna go to my room.
I bet you say that
to all the girls.
Only deposed presidents in
the middle of a military coup.
Is this all strictly necessary?
It's for your own protection.
And you're the one
from the party.
Matt Gibbons. And you are?
Gabrielle Martin.
I don't remember you
being on the guest list.
Just think of me as a tourist,
here to take in the sights.
I need to go back to my room.
And deprive us of your company?
Very well, then.
But stay out of the way.
Seems harmless enough.
Cute though.
They're usually
the dangerous ones.
Now, if you'll excuse me,
I have matters to attend to.
Please don't shoot me.
Don't shoot me.
James. James, it's me.
Seriously? Are you kidding me?
What? I ran out of bandages.
How is she?
Well, if this was a hospital,
I'd say she'd live.
Here, I don't know.
I'll just do what I can.
We should call the US Embassy.
We can't call the US Embassy 'cause
all the lines are under surveillance.
Do you understand that we're hiding the
most wanted person in the country?
The assholes pulling this coup will have to
make us disappear because if we get out,
they can't trust us not to
tell the world about her.
So that means there's not gonna be any Amnesty
International or former US presidents
or fading rock stars
flying in to save us.
We will have never existed.
You understand?
I understand.
All right.
Because that was the good news.
The bad news is that
this woman's bleeding to death.
And if she dies,
we will get blamed by everyone.
The coup will scapegoat us out
and her friends will think
we were on the coup's payroll.
OK, so what do we do?
He's just telling you
the reality of your situation.
How did you end up
wandering the streets?
My motorcade got attacked.
I know. We saw it on TV.
They said you were killed.
I managed to make my way
out of the car.
Some of my men made it, too.
They told me to run.
But then they stayed
behind to fight.
Good men.
I didn't realize
how badly I was hurt.
And then you found me.
But I wanted to go back
to the presidential palace.
- It wasn't safe.
- I need to rally the people.
What's done is done. For now,
you're gonna need some doctoring.
God, there isn't the time!
And I don't have time to store
a dead president in my room.
OK.
OK, what do I do?
Uh, we're gonna need some food,
something to drink.
She's lost a lot of blood,
so anything with high sugar,
you know, lots of calories,
soda is good,
chocolate and scotch.
Really?
Scotch, is that a good idea?
The scotch is for me.
And it's a great idea.
I don't think the mini bar's
gonna last the night.
OK. You know what...
you should put a shirt on.
We don't need you
getting a cold.
- What?
- I... I don't...
Where did... seriously, where
did you learn how to do this?
Boy Scouts.
Now go, before I die of thirst.
All right.
That's the easy part.
Now the hard bit.
You ready?
Yes.
Drink it.
Lay back, lay back.
This next bit
is really gonna hurt.
God!
That wasn't so bad.
Ah! Ooh.
All right, I just need to
clean it out and sew it up.
You are pretty good at this. You
didn't learn it in Boy Scouts.
I don't know. It did get
pretty wild around the campfire.
Ah!
Come on, come on.
Move, move, move. Time to go.
All right, let's go. Come on. Let's go.
Move, move, move, move, move.
- This is the news crew?
- Yes.
You have any idea
how lucky you are?
It was a serious wound,
lost a lot of blood.
Gabrielle, where the hell...
Shut up, shut up, listen,
you'll never guess who
just showed up. General Lazar.
What is he doing here?
Wait, wait, wait,
I don't know, wait. Wait.
You are witnessing
history today.
Here at the very place
where the rights of our people
were signed away by that
traitor, Tania Petrenko,
and her fellow travelers.
And she had the temerity
to call herself president.
All that is finished now.
The rightful government
is being restored.
At six o'clock this morning as dawn
breaks over our glorious homeland,
I will announce to our grateful nation
the end of Ms. Petrenko's tyranny.
The arrangements?
The crew will set up
in the penthouse.
- It has the view over the city.
- You have setup office for me?
- Yes.
- Show me.
Did you get all that?
Yeah, I heard.
Did you get those supplies?
Yes, I have the supplies.
All right, good.
Hurry back as quick as you can.
What's going on?
Uh...
General Lazar is here.
Well, that was to be expected.
This place has
a special importance for him.
He want to gloat.
He's going on TV at 6:00 am
to declare his victory.
So, uh, guess we know
who's running the show now.
I need to get a broadcast
out ahead of him.
We meet again.
Am I invited to the party?
Um, it's been a long night.
I needed something to eat.
Well,
there's plenty to celebrate.
Maybe you don't get it because
democracy is old news in the west.
Jesus Christ...
We are in
the middle of a moment.
People who have never known
freedom are rising up,
but this moment is as
fragile as butterfly wings.
The west come in with too heavy
a hand and we fall apart.
The tyrants get away
with their brutality
and it will take us another 20
years and another generation
for another moment to arise.
I mean, no wonder Lazar
tried to kill you.
So, are you going to help me?
First, let's take
a look at that wound.
Your floor, I think.
Oh, um, no, I'm on
the third floor. One more.
Of course.
There's something I've
forgotten. Please excuse me.
You, with me.
Go ahead and setup.
I'll join you shortly.
Good evening.
Check every room.
There's something not right.
You know, your technique
is pretty professional.
- - I was a
pediatrician before this.
Oh, yeah?
What, after looking
after all those kids
you never had any of your own?
My second time in jail,
Lazar was very angry with me.
After he so
generously let me out,
I went back
and started protesting again.
He hit me in the stomach
with a lead pipe.
So after that,
I couldn't have children.
I'm sorry.
You know, you really are a lot
more gentle than you let on.
I think you've been hurt enough.
Shit...
Open up. Check that door.
They're gonna be here
in a second.
I need to hide you, OK?
Come on.
Sorry.
I need you to lie down flat.
As flat as you can. Come on.
There you go.
Coming.
Just a second.
Open the door. Open up.
This is your last chance.
Oh, hi, guys. I'm sorry.
I was in the john.
How can I help?
You really should be downstairs.
We don't want civilians running
around getting into trouble.
Yeah, uh, sorry.
I recognize you.
You were at the reception
earlier with let me see,
Gabrielle. Is that her name?
Yes, yes, we're here to, uh,
expand the cell phone network.
In fact, I can show you...
- Hey!
- Ah! Holy shit. Oh, God, uh...
- What are you doing?
- I was, uh,
going to show you a brochure,
if you want. Yeah?
I'm sorry.
That's my company, Transglobal.
Good, good.
We are becoming modern country
and need modern tools.
I apologize for this.
It's been a long night.
Yeah, of course.
Oh, and I've been drinking
too much coffee.
Petrenko. Petrenko's here!
Don't move. Don't move.
You shoot me and every soldier in the
building will be here in minutes.
Actually, you're right.
James!
James, no!
No, James!
What the fuck?
Your lucky day.
Are you OK?
I'm OK.
We can't stay here.
If Vorza got away,
he'll be back with an army.
All right. We need to move the
body before somebody discovers it.
We need to find a cart.
- I'll get one.
- OK.
I'm sorry.
A reminder to our viewers, this
scene that you're looking at right now,
the men with the guns, cars on
fire, these are all live images.
We believe these are skirmishes between
pro-democratic and anti-government forces.
Where's Vorza?
He went upstairs with the TV
people, sir. He'll be back soon.
- Tell him I'm gonna be on the third floor.
- Yes, sir.
- Lazar! Murderer!
- Victor, no!
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Shh, shh, shh, let him go.
Our city was built by warriors.
The Teutonic Knights established
the fortress overlooking the river
and held back
the infidel for a century.
Crusader armies
would march through the town
and that keeps
protective shadow.
Man in steel, wielding steel
are what carved civilization
from the wilderness.
A man takes what he wants.
A thief takes he wants.
Not so good with your hands.
Not so good with a blade either.
Men take what they want...
and accept the consequences
if they fail.
Clean this mess up.
Get these people out of here.
Find Vorza!
You two, watch these civilians.
We need to find Vorza. Come on.
- He's heavy.
- Yes.
James.
Thank God. You're alive.
I won't be for much longer.
What the hell are you doing?
Trying to clean up after you.
OK. They're gonna be
looking for Vorza.
They're probably gonna
come up floor by floor.
So we should go up one.
Give us time to,
well, hide this guy away.
- You go ahead.
- Wait, where are you going?
I need to clean up the room.
If they realize
what happened in there,
they'll come after you.
I'll take my chances. Come on.
She's right, James.
It puts all of us at risk.
- There's no time.
- Two minutes.
I just need it to look like there
wasn't a gunfight in there.
All right, fine, but be quick.
- All right.
- Come on. Let's get outta here.
God.
OK. Um...
This can go, um, go...
under here.
Under here. It's fine.
In there. Let's go. Come on.
All right.
In the wardrobe.
Jesus!
Oh, God. Yes.
There we go. Oh, Jesus!
Um... I need to cover that.
Jesus.
Heavy. OK.
All right. I'm gonna cover him up and
make him look like he's taking a nap.
Who the hell is this?
Who the hell is this?
- Gabrielle, how's it going?
- Another two minutes.
- All right, we're in 314.
- OK.
Oh, my God. Oh! OK.
All right. That's fine.
Bullet holes in the wall.
Bullet holes.
All right, that is not covering.
OK. OK.
Blood. More blood.
This is disgusting.
This is disgusting.
Room now. Go.
Fuck...
Get that door.
I'll check the next one.
Good job. Now what?
- I need to find that TV crew.
- No, you'll get yourself killed.
I need to speak to the country.
- You OK?
- Yes...
Sit down, sit down,
sit down, sit down.
Let me take a look.
Excuse me.
Sorry, do you mind?
Sorry, we have to
check the room.
Sure, you do.
Hope you find
what you're looking for.
- This is coming a little loose.
- OK.
Good to go?
We don't have much time.
Make sure
the transfer comes through.
That's it.
- Well, that was close. Lazar.
- Lazar?
Mm. You know, I've been
thinking, why is he here?
We know that.
This place has a special
meaning for him. For me.
Oh, yeah, I get that,
but why now?
He's not doing
the TV broadcast until six,
so why risk coming out here
so far ahead of time?
- Well, does it matter?
- Maybe not.
But I think Lazar came out here
to meet someone like me, a fixer.
See, a coup isn't pulled
together in a vacuum.
The leaders would make sure they have at least
tacit outside support before they move,
corporations that would jump in
and do business with new bosses.
Mm. All in exchange for extremely favorable
contracts to be negotiated later.
- Right.
- I still don't see how it helps though.
Because there's more
going on here than a coup.
I think Lazar
just met with his fixer and...
I think I know who it is.
I'm gonna try
and get something going,
slow down Lazar,
give you some time.
Oh, so I should just stay here like a
good girl while my hero saves the day?
No. Your people need you
to stay alive, right?
- Mm.
- Well, the best way to do that is to wait here.
I'm sorry. I'm just so used to
fighting for everything.
Mm, yeah, I'm sensing that.
Don't worry. I'll be back soon.
Damn it. I knew I should've
checked the bathroom first.
Hey, it's been a long day.
We all make mistakes.
Drop the piece and step back.
It's too late now,
but how did you know?
Uh, I saw Lazar
coming out of your room.
It's hard to argue
with that one.
- Yeah.
- Sit down over there. Let's talk.
Who do you work for?
Probably no one after this.
You guys hiring?
I assume you give great dental.
See, I got a... set.
Yeah, you're a riot.
Who do you work for?
Transglobal Digital.
You know, they've invested
a lot of money
bribing this current
administration.
They'd really rather not
start over again from
the beginning, you know?
Why snoop around me?
- Just nosey.
- No, there's more.
Look, we blow your cover;
we tell everyone that your
employers are financing the coup.
That discredits Lazar.
I should just
turn you over to Lazar.
But instead, I'm thinking
let's see if we can make a deal.
See, I'm trying to help you and
all you're giving me is lies.
I'm telling the truth.
You're not working
for Transglobal.
Well, I hope, they're paying
for my fucking room.
You're not doing this
for Transglobal.
Because as soon
as this coup got started,
I got on the horn
with them and checked.
So who do you work for now?
Time for a party.
All right.
You'll be a little bit more
forthcoming after a few weeks
in Lazar's prisons.
What, you got Lazar
on speed dial?
I'm here freelancing,
brokering deals between
Lazar and anyone else who'll want in on
the ground floor once he takes charge.
So, yeah, you could say
he takes my calls.
I'm working for Vorza.
And frankly, I'm more scared
of him than I am of Lazar.
We're now hearing
that the Hotel Cresnovia,
a favorite for western media
and business-people
and where the late president gave
a speech earlier this evening,
has been sealed off
by the military.
Guests are not being
allowed to leave
and all communication
has been cut.
Get off!
Help me! Help! Oh!
Here, drink this.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Ah... Continue.
Puppet masters.
They don't like it when
their puppets start to think
they're real little boys,
you know.
When that happens,
they find a new puppet.
OK, who is the new puppet?
Slow down.
First, I want immunity.
And a flight out of here
for me and Gabrielle.
- Who is the new puppet?
- Immunity.
OK, fine, immunity.
Now who is the new puppet?
- President Tania Petrenko.
- Bullshit.
Is Lazar keeping you
in the loop?
She's not captured,
she's not dead,
she's not in another country.
Oh, shit,
she's in my hotel room.
You're telling me
Petrenko's in the hotel.
Vorza's got balls,
I'll give him that.
Why would she be
working with him?
Look, she turns a blind eye
to Vorza's corruption,
Vorza's network keeps her
in power long enough for her
to make the transition
to democracy, right?
She's a true believer,
but she's pragmatic,
and Vorza is someone the
agency can cut the deal with.
All right.
You got my attention. Get up.
And we'll collect Gabrielle
on the way. Let's go.
Let's go.
A man always
takes to what he wants.
Thank you.
We have to go.
It's OK.
- Assume you checked me out.
- Interesting service record.
It was a past life.
Thing is, James, I just never know
when you're telling me the truth.
Holy shit. She's really here.
Where's Vorza?
Uh... yeah, I lied.
I guess I'm just
working for her now.
You son of a bitch.
Oh, gee, oh, my God.
- Let him go.
- Put down the gun.
Don't put down the gun.
Go ahead. Shoot.
Put down the gun or I kill him.
He is the only thing
keeping you alive.
- Jesus.
- What are you gonna do? You gonna shoot me?
- Put the gun down.
- I am just a girl.
What would I know about guns?
Go ahead, pull the trigger,
go ahead.
Oh, fuck.
Pull the trigger! Go ahead,
I dare you, pull the trigger!
Oh, go, go, go, go.
We're clear.
They're gonna be coming. You need
to get to the penthouse, all right?
Gabrielle, you need to help her.
- Are you gonna make it?
- Yes, I'll make it.
- All right.
- What about you?
Uh... I'll hold them off.
- James.
- I'll be fine.
Go on, it's all right, go. Go!
It's OK, come on.
General.
Vorza, we've been looking
for you everywhere.
- General.
- The money from Mr. Gibbons.
It actually arrived.
We did it, Vorza.
- She's alive. She's here.
- What? Who is here?
Petrenko.
You told me she was dead.
You said you took care of it.
Nobody could
survive that explosion.
Yet...
She's obviously
here to get on TV.
She has to show she is alive.
My men are going floor to floor;
they will find her.
It is impossible for her
to get to the penthouse.
I wouldn't be so sure.
- There's a man.
- Oh, I've met him.
His name is James Henderson.
He's CIA or ex-CIA,
you can never tell with those guys,
but the headline is he's blue list.
- What is that?
- Blue list is for operatives
who were given an
indefinite kill ratio.
Indefinite means
they don't know.
It means there's no upper limit.
Means he's extremely dangerous.
Whatever training your men have,
whatever firepower,
- it may not be enough.
- He's just one man.
The broadcast is in 20 minutes.
Vorza, you must
take charge of the search.
Petrenko cannot
reach the penthouse.
General, you can depend on me.
Mr. Gibbons, you're with me.
We will go to the penthouse once
Vorza tells me it is secure.
Here we go. Let's go.
Move. Move. Move.
Quickly, men, don't let
the American get away.
We do not know
where the government ministers
or cabinet members
are at this moment.
Oh, my God, you're alive.
General Lazar
telling us so many lies.
We don't know what to believe.
I need to speak to
the people of the country.
But we don't have much time.
Absolutely, Madam President.
Get ready to roll.
Shit...
Oh, shit!
I need a few moments to
speak directly to the country.
After that,
I'll give you a live,
continuous interview until I'm either
dead, captured, or victorious.
We'll get them on the
other side. Move. Move.
- Time to go.
- But what if it isn't secure?
Then we make a full and noble
sacrifice for our country.
Oh, great.
Just one man, you say.
I'd like to meet him one day.
Oh, I'm pretty sure you will.
Shit...
I am alive
and I am in the Capital.
And I am once again, calling on
the people of our great nation.
Re-take our city.
Citizens already inside the city
should seize
the television station...
and distract the enemy's lines
of internal
communication and supply.
Soldiers outside the city
who remain loyal to government
should lay siege the roadblocks
on the bridges
in order to cut off
and isolate the enemy coup.
We have him. He's cornered.
I'm going to meet the General.
You finish up here.
If he surrenders?
He won't.
The coup forces are brutal.
They depend on the tactics
of the bully.
They rely on acquiescence
and fear to succeed.
But we are not afraid.
We will not acquiesce.
This is our country.
The era of tyrants is over.
That's here.
She's on the top floor.
You see this? She's alive.
Lazar lied to you. That means
you're no longer soldiers.
You're criminals. Criminals.
Stay there. Stay back.
Lower your weapons;
these are civilians.
Turn it off! Petrenko!
You are too late.
The people know that I am alive.
Your little adventure is over.
And what if they
see you shot dead on live TV?
Who will they believe then?
It's bad PR, General. What will
your corporate sponsors think?
Better to arrest her,
put her on trial.
You don't understand
this country, Mr. Gibbons.
The people don't want trials, all those
trappings of democracy you hold so dear.
A good public execution,
that's what they demand.
Vorza.
I'm sorry, General.
I think it's too late.
The people will be against us.
He's right about one thing
though; we shouldn't kill her.
We need her to get out of here.
- What about this CIA man?
- He's finished.
Then who is doing
all that shooting?
At last.
He put up a good fight.
I'm sorry. He will be
remembered as a national hero.
You can still do this, General, I'm
telling you, a trial, some good PR.
It'll be a bit bumpy
for a while,
but just think
of those contracts.
- Vorza, we have the money?
- Yes, General.
And with Petrenko here, we have a good
chance of safe passage out of here.
My men will still be loyal. We get to
the Russian Embassy, we will be safe.
So why do we need this idiot?
I can't think of
a single reason, General.
- Me neither.
- Just a minute, General.
I'm... I'm your friend;
I'm your friend.
After all the things
that we've been through,
you're gonna do this to me?
Time to go.
Get up.
Move! Come on!
Shit.
Where are your men, Vorza?
Stand back or we'll shoot.
You know, I've seen
too many guns today.
So I'd rather settle
this the old way.
I've been looking forward
to meeting you, Mr. ex-CIA.
Yeah, probably under
better circumstances.
No, no, no, no.
The circumstances are perfect.
When I'm done with you,
we shall leave.
Traitor!
In a startling
reversal for the military rebels,
President Petrenko has been found
safe and the coup's leader,
General Lazar, has been
killed in the fighting.
Rebel soldiers have surrendered
to government forces
and it seems that this short-lived,
but bloody coup is now over.
Thank you. Thank you.
OK...
So, Mr. Henderson, we never established
whether you were CIA or not.
- It's a gray area.
- Oh.
Let's just say the US government's
pleased the way things turned out.
Right.
And you can call me,
James, by the way.
Oh, in another life maybe.
- Until then...
- Yes, Madam President.
I suppose you'll be wanting
that cell phone contract.
No, that's
someone else's problem now.
I think I'm gonna request
to be moved back to New York.
Turns out I'm not
great with revolutions.
We all have our lives to live,
but just know that my nation
will be forever grateful.
To both of you. Thank you.
Thank you.
So am I ever really gonna
find out who you are, James?
I'm hungry.
Wanna get some breakfast?
- Sure.
- Come on.
I'll let you interrogate me.
Wait. You like bagels, right?
I love bagels.