Sense8 (2015) s01e03 Episode Script
Smart Money Is on the Skinny Bitch
1 [eclectic orchestral theme plays.]
[whispers.]
Don't look at him.
That's how he got me.
[electric saw whirring.]
[gasps.]
Good, you're awake.
- What happened? Where am I? - You were in an accident.
Lucky to be alive.
The other officers who brought you in last night said we should give you special attention, said you're a hero.
Bagged some terrorist.
[sighs.]
Jonas.
I gotta go.
You're not going anywhere.
We think you have a concussion, and the MRI is showing some unusual brain activity.
[laughing scoff.]
I'll bet.
Hey-- Wait! Hey! I need a doctor! - Doctor - This is my fault.
- [mouths TV dialogue.]
- [woman.]
You mustn't blame yourself.
It was me.
You had the perfect life and I destroyed it.
Yes.
- Why do you torture me? - Oh, come on, you make me run the lines with you, and I don't get to watch Ms.
Thing ruin my scene? - [woman.]
You're completely innocent.
- [laughs.]
It is true.
- Passion is never innocent.
- [giggling.]
Mm [both laughing.]
Aw! You guys make such an adorable couple.
[clearing throat.]
- Morning.
- [Daniela.]
Morning.
You want an espresso? Ah! Yes, please.
- [Daniela sighs.]
- Go talk to her.
Go talk to her.
[whispers.]
Go.
You have to talk to her.
[slow classical piano playing.]
[classical piano continues.]
[up-tempo music playing.]
When I was young, I wanted to be a zebra.
Not a bad profession.
I liked the idea of not having to look for food or shelter, or have responsibility.
[zebras calling nearby.]
I wish I was a zebra.
- Is that so? - Yes.
If I was a zebra, I would always have friends like them.
[mother chuckles.]
You would make a very beautiful zebra.
You know the best thing about being a zebra? Tell me.
If we were hungry, we'd just eat grass and we wouldn't be hungry anymore.
[sighs.]
Don't worry.
As long as we're together, something good is going to happen.
Soon we'll be stuffing our bellies fuller than any zebra.
Though you must never have seen a zebra after a lion has had its way with it.
[chuckles.]
A lot more worse than this.
[laughing.]
- Lion is definitely a downside.
- Mm.
I'll tell you something my father told me.
As long as you're determined, and you work hard, you can be anything you want to be.
And if there's one person who can be a zebra in this world, it's you, my friend.
It is good advice.
What did you tell your father you wanted to be to receive such advice? Son of a rich man.
[laughing.]
- Daniela? - Oh.
- I-- - This place is incredible.
I mean, it's a cliché, but you gay guys really know how to decorate, huh? [stammers.]
I I wanted to talk to you about last night.
Oh, my God, so much fun.
I think we might have had a bit of a misunderstanding with-- Did-- Did I overstep? Oh, I'm so sorry if I got carried away.
It's just that I love gay porn.
[coughs, clears throat.]
No, I'm not talking about that part of last night.
[stammers.]
I'm-I'm just feeling that, Daniela, this is a situation that, um Well, maybe it's not the situation that, um Uh, Lito isn't sure we need a live-in beard.
- Yes, I mean - Oh.
I see.
So as long as I didn't know the truth, you were fine with using me, making me feel like you cared about me, but now that I know the truth, you'd prefer to dump me, move on and use someone else? - No, no, no, no.
- Interesting.
I've said the exact same thing to him.
Lito, I like this girl.
- I thought you liked me, too.
- Yes.
Yes, I do, Daniela.
I This is our home.
It's our sacred space.
Uh And you know, I'll try to I'll try-- - Where he gets to be himself.
- Yes.
I would love to get to know the real you.
That's exactly what I'm talking about.
Um-- You know, this-- [sighs.]
- Look, Daniela-- - Whoa.
You saying this, it makes me feel-- I mean, it's-- It's kind of uncomfortable.
- Lito.
- [sighs.]
Because you're being honest with me, I I want to be honest with you.
Um, there's another reason why I didn't want to go home last night.
There's this guy.
[nervous chuckle.]
He knows my family and uh, he's got it into his head that he was going to marry me.
But he's not one of those people that you say "no" to, so I I did something, and I just I need a place to crash while things cool down with him.
- What did you do? - Mm-hm.
Fucked his best friend.
Yo, hero.
[chuckles.]
You're the man of the hour.
Agent Stiles, I was just looking for you-- I appreciate your work ethic, but you shouldn't even be vertical.
- It's about Jonas.
- Yeah, don't worry.
We got him.
I want to talk to him.
- You want to what? - I just-- You need to get back to the hospital and get your head checked.
Five minutes, that's all I need.
Even I wanted to give you access to this guy, and I don't, it's out of my hands.
Homeland Security sent over a car to pick him up and transport him over to another facility for questioning.
- When? - Well, that's need to know only.
He's on lockdown.
Hey, you're a hero.
Enjoy your five minutes of fame, and stop trying to make six out of it.
Oh, you shouldn't be out of bed.
It's safer for you in the bed.
There's nothing safe about this place.
[woman.]
We are trying to help you.
I know that you cannot understand that right now, but that's because you're unwell.
How can this be legal? I need you to get back into your bed.
I can't believe that this is happening to me in the 21st century.
Dr.
Metzger needs you on this medication-- This is like some crazy witch-burning shit.
--twenty-four hours before your surgery.
No, I told you, I won't take any medication.
[sighs.]
I've been instructed to use force, Nomi, if you will not cooperate.
No.
No, no.
No.
No.
How long do you think you'll need to stay with us? As long as it takes for things between Joaquin and me to cool down.
Joaquin? That's the guy? What about the best friend? Where is he? He and Joaquin had words.
They had words? And now I think he's in San Diego.
"They had words.
" In a movie, that would mean someone is in the hospital.
[laughs.]
This isn't a movie, Lito.
So, you said Joaquin was a friend of your family.
He worked for my father for a long time.
What does your father do? Import/export.
What does he import/export? Stuff people want, I guess.
How serious was this thing between you and Joaquin? It started my last year at university in San Diego.
He'd call me every time he was in town, and at first, it was fun, casual.
But then he got serious, and [clears throat.]
My turn.
So, how did you pick me to be your beard? [softly.]
My agent showed me your head shot.
Aw! You liked my head shot? It was between you and Gloria Sanchez.
- Gloria Sanchez? - Yeah.
That skank? [laughs.]
Yes.
And what was the tiebreaker? [softly.]
Hernando.
He thought you had kind eyes.
Said we'd make a better couple.
[camera shutter clicks.]
He's not the only one.
[whispers.]
Are you enjoying this? Are you kidding? This is the best part I've ever had.
[cell phone ringing.]
[ringing continues.]
[buttons beeping.]
[sighs.]
[sighs.]
Please, Sun, take care of your brother.
Do this for me.
[sighs.]
[girl whispers.]
Help me.
[whispers.]
Help me, Will.
[exhales.]
[woman.]
Ms.
Bak? I have Mr.
Jeong from Seoul Citibank on the line again.
He sounded very upset.
He told me to tell you that if you don't pick up the phone his next call will have to be to the authorities.
I need to speak with my father.
Yes, I know, Ms.
Bak.
I have left messages for him.
He has not returned.
Tell me where he is and I'll go to him.
I can't do that, because I don't know where he is.
- Do you want to leave another message? - A message? [woman gasps.]
You're coming with me, aren't you? - Riley! - Hey.
Hello, my love.
- Riley, Bambie.
Bambie, Riley.
- Hi.
This is, um this is the one I was telling you about.
Right! You're a DJ.
- Yeah, you work with Shugs.
- No, no, not a DJ, the DJ.
- Best I ever saw.
It was amazing.
- Ah! Uh, listen, I could use some help.
[nervous chuckle.]
Yeah.
Aw, looks like you could use a pint, to start.
- Yeah.
- You all right? - [Riley.]
Mm-hm.
- Come on then.
[Bambie.]
You sure you're all right? You see, the problem is that they look exactly the same.
They come in the same package.
- They have the same identifying features.
- What are you doing here? Are you mad? - What? - [man.]
To the naked eye, - no different from the real thing.
- Your wedding is in two days.
I'm getting married, not lobotomized.
[woman.]
The packaging is coated in quality control.
[softly.]
If I was marrying that man - [man.]
We believe the counterfeiters - I'd let him lobotomize me all day.
[man.]
work within companies like yours often substituting counterfeit drugs for the real ones [phone buzzes.]
sometimes just cutting the dose to cut costs.
But these tampered-with drugs are killing people who are not getting the proper medication.
[overlapping chatter.]
- You know, maybe it is not a good idea.
- No, you have to trust me.
These are my people.
We speak the same language.
Supply, demand, gross, net.
- Bottom line, give me your money.
- What? Give me your money, unless you want your mother to spend another night in pain.
Yes.
One, two, three, four, five Eight? Eight hundred bob? [groans, speaks foreign language.]
[sighs.]
I do love a challenge.
Whoo! Hey, hi, my friend.
And how is it going, Mr? - Fuck off.
- Oh, you're Mr.
Fuck Off.
I mistook you for someone who wants to make some money.
What I sell here you can't afford.
Oh, is that true? Wait.
Phone.
Uh, who's calling? [grunts.]
Oh.
Yeah? What? No, I'm here now.
No, you gave this address.
Yes.
No, this-- Construction site down-- Come on, G.
[speaks foreign language.]
Sorry, guys, wrong place.
Let us go.
- I thought this was Gorgo's.
- Gorgo? That guy's merch is shit.
Is that true? He said that your shit's totally cut.
Fuck him.
I sell the cleanest drugs in the whole of Nairobi.
Everybody knows it.
Sure, Fuck Off, whatever you say.
Come, what do you need? - Well, uh-- - My mother is sick with AIDS and the medicine she's taking is making her sicker.
AIDS medicine don't make people sick.
It's counterfeit and watered-down medicine that has side effects.
Cramps, diarrhea, pain.
Mostly pain.
She needs Lortab, Norco.
But this is very expensive.
Cheaper to let her die.
- Fuck-- - Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hey, relax.
Hey.
No, relax.
Easy, easy.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, some of his jokes.
Just relax.
Relax! How much for the Norco? - Twenty-five.
- What? Gorgo's got it online for half that price.
- Let's go.
- Hey, hey.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
- Ten-fifty.
- Six-fifty.
- Are you trying to fuck with me? - Fuck, Mr.
Fuck Off? - OK, nine.
- Eight.
Deal.
My money.
Why don't you pick it up yourself and uh fuck off? - [laughing.]
- [rattles pills.]
Should try what I did when me and my ex broke up.
I snuck into our flat and put super glue on the toilet seat.
Firemen had to come and cut him away from the loo.
Fucking cunt hobbled to the emergency room with half the dunny hanging off his ass.
[cackles.]
Don't mind Bambie, Riley.
She can be a bit forward.
I actually think she's got a touch of Asperger's.
Asperger's? I don't have Asperger's.
I'm fuckin' Australian.
[sputters, laughs.]
Whose side are you on? He threw her out on the street.
Look, I never fancied ol' Jacko.
He was a dickhead.
You do deserve better.
[spurs clinking.]
Tino! Tino, please! Don't do this! Please.
- Please, don't go in there.
- I must.
- Please, I beg of-- - I must.
My destiny is a bullet.
The one I put in him or the one - [mouths silently.]
- [Lito.]
he puts in me.
And that's a cut! Eh! Very nice! Yes! Lito, beautiful.
Thank you very much, eh? OK.
- Are you sure you got it? - Yes.
Can I do one more, please? I was thinking, should I be playing here that she's gonna betray me? No, you don't know.
How could you know? Listen, listen I know.
- [bell tolling.]
- I think my character might feel it.
The audience doesn't know.
The audience is with you.
They are you.
When you know, they know.
But I do know.
Know what, love? - [bell continues tolling.]
- Nothing.
You gotta go through that door.
There's nowhere else for you to go.
Now, walk with me.
There's someone you need to meet.
[Shugs.]
Um, welcome to my humble abode.
El palacio el Shugsio.
[bell stops tolling.]
So, Lito, this is Mr.
Flores.
Please call me Joaquin.
Joaquin? How do you guys know each other? I'm a really good friend of Mr.
Moreno.
You know, the guy who signs our checks? [chuckles.]
He wants to take you out to lunch.
Between us, he's a big fan.
I've watched The Passion of the Sinner a thousand times.
And if it's on, I always watch it till the end.
You're my hero.
Do you know what Mitchie said about you? He says, "Shugs, there's two reasons to go to Iceland: the aurora borealis, and Riley Blue.
One is a natural phenomenon so beautiful it will blow your mind, and the other is just some pretty lights in the sky.
" [soft chuckle.]
Thanks, Shugs.
You're from Iceland? Do you miss it? I miss my dad.
He's a pianist.
I miss listening to him practice.
[Shugs.]
Mm.
My dad was a drunk, and I miss the way we'd find him sleeping in a different place every morning.
[chuckles.]
Chip off the old block, this one.
[Shugs.]
What else? I miss the winter.
Just so quiet and still you can hear your own heart beat.
I'd go balmy in so much darkness.
Actually, most Icelanders go crazy in the spring when the sun comes back.
I know so many people who tried to kill themselves in the spring.
That when you tried? Sorry, love.
Australian.
Hey, Riles look.
[clears throat.]
Every time I wake up in hospital and someone tells me I'm lucky to be alive, I get another one.
Riley, anyone watching what really goes on in this world, how fucked up it all is like checking out, temporarily, permanently my darling, it is the only choice that makes any sense.
[cell phone ringing.]
[sighs.]
I'll walk.
[cell phone ringing.]
What you actors do, playing all those different people, is amazing.
Actors are just good liars, Joaquin.
One of my favorite scenes was that one where you killed your father when he's sleeping.
Our Father Who Art in Hell.
Exactly.
That one.
You walked up to him, cover his mouth, and you say, "No more lies.
" And then you drag the knife through his throat.
Wow! How did you do that? What do you mean? [mimics blood gushing.]
It's a prosthetic.
- Oh.
- It's a fake neck that gets cut.
Ah.
I love it.
Really, I love it.
But listen, you cannot kill a man like that.
If you want to do it right, you aim here for the jugular.
Huh? Otherwise, you have to hack through the windpipe, then the neck bone, and things can get really, really, messy.
A lot of thrashing around till they drown in their own blood.
Something of an expert, then? It's more like a hobby.
Look you know why I'm here, don't you? You're fucking the love of my life.
When I heard she was seeing someone and I'm gonna be really honest with you, Lito it drove me a little bit loco, because I couldn't stop thinking of how we used to lay in bed and look at the selfies she took with her past lovers, and how we used to make fun of them.
[laughing.]
But it turned out to be you.
[laughs.]
So what could I do? If I were a girl, I would also love to fuck you.
I want to know just one thing, and then you will never see me again.
Is she happy? Yes.
She told me she's never been happier.
You did it.
Just like I show you.
Right for the jugular.
But you should have used a knife.
[silverware clatters.]
This is under production.
It's free.
You don't have to pay.
Sooner or later, we all have to pay.
[sobbing.]
[whimpers, sobbing.]
[softly.]
Somebody Somebody help me, please.
I knew you would be back.
This is where you belong.
You can pretend.
You can act the way others want you to act.
You can bury your heart.
But I know you will always come back.
Good.
[heart monitor beeps steadily.]
OK, put her under.
[alarm beeping in distance.]
- [alarm blaring.]
- What the hell is going on? The fire department is proceeding with a non-critical evacuation of the building.
Some lunatic set fire to the visitors' room.
This patient's under medical quarantine.
Get her back in the room.
[Neets.]
It's gonna be OK.
Something is going on, I don't know what it is, but until we do, I will burn this building down before I let anyone touch that beautiful brain.
Oh Thank you, Neets.
[weak chuckle.]
Thank you.
[whispers.]
Thank you.
Hey, you promised no stopping here.
Bad area.
We aren't full.
We need the money.
See? Oh, shit! [shouting in foreign language.]
- [shouting continues.]
- Get out! OK, motherfuckers, let's do this real quick.
Money, wallet, and food! So give us the money, bitch! - This is it? - We just started.
It's all I've got.
- You holding out, eh? - No.
- You better not be holding out! - No.
Faster, woman, faster! [woman gasps.]
Please.
Please don't.
Please don't.
We are the Superpower! We take the fuck we want! Please.
[pills rattling.]
You ain't got no dick this big.
Check him! Please! - You lied to me? I'll kill you.
- Please.
This is medicine for my mother.
I need it! I need it.
She's dying, OK? - Back off me, bitch! - I will drive for you.
I'll do whatever you want! [grunts.]
Fucking bitch! You and your whore mother can fuck off and die! [whistles.]
- [indistinct shouts.]
- [man.]
Whoo! [gunshots echo.]
[crowd cheering.]
[cheers continue.]
[cheering.]
Yeah! [referee.]
Yeah! Whoo-whoo! What the hell is this? There is nothing in the rules about gender.
Are you kidding me? This has to be a joke.
I'm not fighting that skinny bitch.
I'll kill her.
Yeah? Then you forfeit the match, and your money.
- Bullshit.
- [chuckles.]
Actually, this is a very cheap price to save yourself much humiliation.
What? Smart money is on the skinny bitch.
[bell dings.]
- [referee shouts.]
- [crowd cheers.]
We need to keep going to the city.
No.
What are you doing? I'm going to get the medicine back.
- Don't talk crazy, Capheus.
- Anyone who doesn't want to come with me - should get off the bus now.
- Capheus, please.
- I don't expect you to come with me.
- We're partners.
You have Elena.
You have the kids.
- I'm coming with you.
- No.
- Start the car.
I'm coming with you.
- No.
[speaks foreign language.]
No.
I'd follow you anywhere.
I know.
It's OK.
My husband gave me that ring 43 years ago.
It's all I have left of him.
Let's go get it.
May Jean-Claude protect you.
- [referee.]
Yeah! - [crowd cheering.]
[referee.]
Fighters - fight! - [crowd cheering.]
[shouts indistinctly.]
Aah! Fuck! Go, go, go, go, go! [crowd cheering.]
[man.]
Yah! [screams.]
[man.]
Fuck! [man groans.]
[grunts.]
- [yells.]
- [grunts.]
[yells.]
[yells.]
[shouts.]
[whispers.]
Help me.
Help me, please.
- [grunts.]
- [crowd cheering.]
I'll kill you fucking slow.
[yelling.]
[shouts.]
- [man yells.]
- [shouts.]
Fuck! Aah! Aah! [shouts in foreign language.]
I'll fuck you, Van Damme.
He is Van Damme.
[referee.]
Yeah! Whoo! - Winner! - [crowd cheering.]
[slow classical piano playing.]
[whispers.]
Don't look at him.
That's how he got me.
[electric saw whirring.]
[gasps.]
Good, you're awake.
- What happened? Where am I? - You were in an accident.
Lucky to be alive.
The other officers who brought you in last night said we should give you special attention, said you're a hero.
Bagged some terrorist.
[sighs.]
Jonas.
I gotta go.
You're not going anywhere.
We think you have a concussion, and the MRI is showing some unusual brain activity.
[laughing scoff.]
I'll bet.
Hey-- Wait! Hey! I need a doctor! - Doctor - This is my fault.
- [mouths TV dialogue.]
- [woman.]
You mustn't blame yourself.
It was me.
You had the perfect life and I destroyed it.
Yes.
- Why do you torture me? - Oh, come on, you make me run the lines with you, and I don't get to watch Ms.
Thing ruin my scene? - [woman.]
You're completely innocent.
- [laughs.]
It is true.
- Passion is never innocent.
- [giggling.]
Mm [both laughing.]
Aw! You guys make such an adorable couple.
[clearing throat.]
- Morning.
- [Daniela.]
Morning.
You want an espresso? Ah! Yes, please.
- [Daniela sighs.]
- Go talk to her.
Go talk to her.
[whispers.]
Go.
You have to talk to her.
[slow classical piano playing.]
[classical piano continues.]
[up-tempo music playing.]
When I was young, I wanted to be a zebra.
Not a bad profession.
I liked the idea of not having to look for food or shelter, or have responsibility.
[zebras calling nearby.]
I wish I was a zebra.
- Is that so? - Yes.
If I was a zebra, I would always have friends like them.
[mother chuckles.]
You would make a very beautiful zebra.
You know the best thing about being a zebra? Tell me.
If we were hungry, we'd just eat grass and we wouldn't be hungry anymore.
[sighs.]
Don't worry.
As long as we're together, something good is going to happen.
Soon we'll be stuffing our bellies fuller than any zebra.
Though you must never have seen a zebra after a lion has had its way with it.
[chuckles.]
A lot more worse than this.
[laughing.]
- Lion is definitely a downside.
- Mm.
I'll tell you something my father told me.
As long as you're determined, and you work hard, you can be anything you want to be.
And if there's one person who can be a zebra in this world, it's you, my friend.
It is good advice.
What did you tell your father you wanted to be to receive such advice? Son of a rich man.
[laughing.]
- Daniela? - Oh.
- I-- - This place is incredible.
I mean, it's a cliché, but you gay guys really know how to decorate, huh? [stammers.]
I I wanted to talk to you about last night.
Oh, my God, so much fun.
I think we might have had a bit of a misunderstanding with-- Did-- Did I overstep? Oh, I'm so sorry if I got carried away.
It's just that I love gay porn.
[coughs, clears throat.]
No, I'm not talking about that part of last night.
[stammers.]
I'm-I'm just feeling that, Daniela, this is a situation that, um Well, maybe it's not the situation that, um Uh, Lito isn't sure we need a live-in beard.
- Yes, I mean - Oh.
I see.
So as long as I didn't know the truth, you were fine with using me, making me feel like you cared about me, but now that I know the truth, you'd prefer to dump me, move on and use someone else? - No, no, no, no.
- Interesting.
I've said the exact same thing to him.
Lito, I like this girl.
- I thought you liked me, too.
- Yes.
Yes, I do, Daniela.
I This is our home.
It's our sacred space.
Uh And you know, I'll try to I'll try-- - Where he gets to be himself.
- Yes.
I would love to get to know the real you.
That's exactly what I'm talking about.
Um-- You know, this-- [sighs.]
- Look, Daniela-- - Whoa.
You saying this, it makes me feel-- I mean, it's-- It's kind of uncomfortable.
- Lito.
- [sighs.]
Because you're being honest with me, I I want to be honest with you.
Um, there's another reason why I didn't want to go home last night.
There's this guy.
[nervous chuckle.]
He knows my family and uh, he's got it into his head that he was going to marry me.
But he's not one of those people that you say "no" to, so I I did something, and I just I need a place to crash while things cool down with him.
- What did you do? - Mm-hm.
Fucked his best friend.
Yo, hero.
[chuckles.]
You're the man of the hour.
Agent Stiles, I was just looking for you-- I appreciate your work ethic, but you shouldn't even be vertical.
- It's about Jonas.
- Yeah, don't worry.
We got him.
I want to talk to him.
- You want to what? - I just-- You need to get back to the hospital and get your head checked.
Five minutes, that's all I need.
Even I wanted to give you access to this guy, and I don't, it's out of my hands.
Homeland Security sent over a car to pick him up and transport him over to another facility for questioning.
- When? - Well, that's need to know only.
He's on lockdown.
Hey, you're a hero.
Enjoy your five minutes of fame, and stop trying to make six out of it.
Oh, you shouldn't be out of bed.
It's safer for you in the bed.
There's nothing safe about this place.
[woman.]
We are trying to help you.
I know that you cannot understand that right now, but that's because you're unwell.
How can this be legal? I need you to get back into your bed.
I can't believe that this is happening to me in the 21st century.
Dr.
Metzger needs you on this medication-- This is like some crazy witch-burning shit.
--twenty-four hours before your surgery.
No, I told you, I won't take any medication.
[sighs.]
I've been instructed to use force, Nomi, if you will not cooperate.
No.
No, no.
No.
No.
How long do you think you'll need to stay with us? As long as it takes for things between Joaquin and me to cool down.
Joaquin? That's the guy? What about the best friend? Where is he? He and Joaquin had words.
They had words? And now I think he's in San Diego.
"They had words.
" In a movie, that would mean someone is in the hospital.
[laughs.]
This isn't a movie, Lito.
So, you said Joaquin was a friend of your family.
He worked for my father for a long time.
What does your father do? Import/export.
What does he import/export? Stuff people want, I guess.
How serious was this thing between you and Joaquin? It started my last year at university in San Diego.
He'd call me every time he was in town, and at first, it was fun, casual.
But then he got serious, and [clears throat.]
My turn.
So, how did you pick me to be your beard? [softly.]
My agent showed me your head shot.
Aw! You liked my head shot? It was between you and Gloria Sanchez.
- Gloria Sanchez? - Yeah.
That skank? [laughs.]
Yes.
And what was the tiebreaker? [softly.]
Hernando.
He thought you had kind eyes.
Said we'd make a better couple.
[camera shutter clicks.]
He's not the only one.
[whispers.]
Are you enjoying this? Are you kidding? This is the best part I've ever had.
[cell phone ringing.]
[ringing continues.]
[buttons beeping.]
[sighs.]
[sighs.]
Please, Sun, take care of your brother.
Do this for me.
[sighs.]
[girl whispers.]
Help me.
[whispers.]
Help me, Will.
[exhales.]
[woman.]
Ms.
Bak? I have Mr.
Jeong from Seoul Citibank on the line again.
He sounded very upset.
He told me to tell you that if you don't pick up the phone his next call will have to be to the authorities.
I need to speak with my father.
Yes, I know, Ms.
Bak.
I have left messages for him.
He has not returned.
Tell me where he is and I'll go to him.
I can't do that, because I don't know where he is.
- Do you want to leave another message? - A message? [woman gasps.]
You're coming with me, aren't you? - Riley! - Hey.
Hello, my love.
- Riley, Bambie.
Bambie, Riley.
- Hi.
This is, um this is the one I was telling you about.
Right! You're a DJ.
- Yeah, you work with Shugs.
- No, no, not a DJ, the DJ.
- Best I ever saw.
It was amazing.
- Ah! Uh, listen, I could use some help.
[nervous chuckle.]
Yeah.
Aw, looks like you could use a pint, to start.
- Yeah.
- You all right? - [Riley.]
Mm-hm.
- Come on then.
[Bambie.]
You sure you're all right? You see, the problem is that they look exactly the same.
They come in the same package.
- They have the same identifying features.
- What are you doing here? Are you mad? - What? - [man.]
To the naked eye, - no different from the real thing.
- Your wedding is in two days.
I'm getting married, not lobotomized.
[woman.]
The packaging is coated in quality control.
[softly.]
If I was marrying that man - [man.]
We believe the counterfeiters - I'd let him lobotomize me all day.
[man.]
work within companies like yours often substituting counterfeit drugs for the real ones [phone buzzes.]
sometimes just cutting the dose to cut costs.
But these tampered-with drugs are killing people who are not getting the proper medication.
[overlapping chatter.]
- You know, maybe it is not a good idea.
- No, you have to trust me.
These are my people.
We speak the same language.
Supply, demand, gross, net.
- Bottom line, give me your money.
- What? Give me your money, unless you want your mother to spend another night in pain.
Yes.
One, two, three, four, five Eight? Eight hundred bob? [groans, speaks foreign language.]
[sighs.]
I do love a challenge.
Whoo! Hey, hi, my friend.
And how is it going, Mr? - Fuck off.
- Oh, you're Mr.
Fuck Off.
I mistook you for someone who wants to make some money.
What I sell here you can't afford.
Oh, is that true? Wait.
Phone.
Uh, who's calling? [grunts.]
Oh.
Yeah? What? No, I'm here now.
No, you gave this address.
Yes.
No, this-- Construction site down-- Come on, G.
[speaks foreign language.]
Sorry, guys, wrong place.
Let us go.
- I thought this was Gorgo's.
- Gorgo? That guy's merch is shit.
Is that true? He said that your shit's totally cut.
Fuck him.
I sell the cleanest drugs in the whole of Nairobi.
Everybody knows it.
Sure, Fuck Off, whatever you say.
Come, what do you need? - Well, uh-- - My mother is sick with AIDS and the medicine she's taking is making her sicker.
AIDS medicine don't make people sick.
It's counterfeit and watered-down medicine that has side effects.
Cramps, diarrhea, pain.
Mostly pain.
She needs Lortab, Norco.
But this is very expensive.
Cheaper to let her die.
- Fuck-- - Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hey, relax.
Hey.
No, relax.
Easy, easy.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, some of his jokes.
Just relax.
Relax! How much for the Norco? - Twenty-five.
- What? Gorgo's got it online for half that price.
- Let's go.
- Hey, hey.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
- Ten-fifty.
- Six-fifty.
- Are you trying to fuck with me? - Fuck, Mr.
Fuck Off? - OK, nine.
- Eight.
Deal.
My money.
Why don't you pick it up yourself and uh fuck off? - [laughing.]
- [rattles pills.]
Should try what I did when me and my ex broke up.
I snuck into our flat and put super glue on the toilet seat.
Firemen had to come and cut him away from the loo.
Fucking cunt hobbled to the emergency room with half the dunny hanging off his ass.
[cackles.]
Don't mind Bambie, Riley.
She can be a bit forward.
I actually think she's got a touch of Asperger's.
Asperger's? I don't have Asperger's.
I'm fuckin' Australian.
[sputters, laughs.]
Whose side are you on? He threw her out on the street.
Look, I never fancied ol' Jacko.
He was a dickhead.
You do deserve better.
[spurs clinking.]
Tino! Tino, please! Don't do this! Please.
- Please, don't go in there.
- I must.
- Please, I beg of-- - I must.
My destiny is a bullet.
The one I put in him or the one - [mouths silently.]
- [Lito.]
he puts in me.
And that's a cut! Eh! Very nice! Yes! Lito, beautiful.
Thank you very much, eh? OK.
- Are you sure you got it? - Yes.
Can I do one more, please? I was thinking, should I be playing here that she's gonna betray me? No, you don't know.
How could you know? Listen, listen I know.
- [bell tolling.]
- I think my character might feel it.
The audience doesn't know.
The audience is with you.
They are you.
When you know, they know.
But I do know.
Know what, love? - [bell continues tolling.]
- Nothing.
You gotta go through that door.
There's nowhere else for you to go.
Now, walk with me.
There's someone you need to meet.
[Shugs.]
Um, welcome to my humble abode.
El palacio el Shugsio.
[bell stops tolling.]
So, Lito, this is Mr.
Flores.
Please call me Joaquin.
Joaquin? How do you guys know each other? I'm a really good friend of Mr.
Moreno.
You know, the guy who signs our checks? [chuckles.]
He wants to take you out to lunch.
Between us, he's a big fan.
I've watched The Passion of the Sinner a thousand times.
And if it's on, I always watch it till the end.
You're my hero.
Do you know what Mitchie said about you? He says, "Shugs, there's two reasons to go to Iceland: the aurora borealis, and Riley Blue.
One is a natural phenomenon so beautiful it will blow your mind, and the other is just some pretty lights in the sky.
" [soft chuckle.]
Thanks, Shugs.
You're from Iceland? Do you miss it? I miss my dad.
He's a pianist.
I miss listening to him practice.
[Shugs.]
Mm.
My dad was a drunk, and I miss the way we'd find him sleeping in a different place every morning.
[chuckles.]
Chip off the old block, this one.
[Shugs.]
What else? I miss the winter.
Just so quiet and still you can hear your own heart beat.
I'd go balmy in so much darkness.
Actually, most Icelanders go crazy in the spring when the sun comes back.
I know so many people who tried to kill themselves in the spring.
That when you tried? Sorry, love.
Australian.
Hey, Riles look.
[clears throat.]
Every time I wake up in hospital and someone tells me I'm lucky to be alive, I get another one.
Riley, anyone watching what really goes on in this world, how fucked up it all is like checking out, temporarily, permanently my darling, it is the only choice that makes any sense.
[cell phone ringing.]
[sighs.]
I'll walk.
[cell phone ringing.]
What you actors do, playing all those different people, is amazing.
Actors are just good liars, Joaquin.
One of my favorite scenes was that one where you killed your father when he's sleeping.
Our Father Who Art in Hell.
Exactly.
That one.
You walked up to him, cover his mouth, and you say, "No more lies.
" And then you drag the knife through his throat.
Wow! How did you do that? What do you mean? [mimics blood gushing.]
It's a prosthetic.
- Oh.
- It's a fake neck that gets cut.
Ah.
I love it.
Really, I love it.
But listen, you cannot kill a man like that.
If you want to do it right, you aim here for the jugular.
Huh? Otherwise, you have to hack through the windpipe, then the neck bone, and things can get really, really, messy.
A lot of thrashing around till they drown in their own blood.
Something of an expert, then? It's more like a hobby.
Look you know why I'm here, don't you? You're fucking the love of my life.
When I heard she was seeing someone and I'm gonna be really honest with you, Lito it drove me a little bit loco, because I couldn't stop thinking of how we used to lay in bed and look at the selfies she took with her past lovers, and how we used to make fun of them.
[laughing.]
But it turned out to be you.
[laughs.]
So what could I do? If I were a girl, I would also love to fuck you.
I want to know just one thing, and then you will never see me again.
Is she happy? Yes.
She told me she's never been happier.
You did it.
Just like I show you.
Right for the jugular.
But you should have used a knife.
[silverware clatters.]
This is under production.
It's free.
You don't have to pay.
Sooner or later, we all have to pay.
[sobbing.]
[whimpers, sobbing.]
[softly.]
Somebody Somebody help me, please.
I knew you would be back.
This is where you belong.
You can pretend.
You can act the way others want you to act.
You can bury your heart.
But I know you will always come back.
Good.
[heart monitor beeps steadily.]
OK, put her under.
[alarm beeping in distance.]
- [alarm blaring.]
- What the hell is going on? The fire department is proceeding with a non-critical evacuation of the building.
Some lunatic set fire to the visitors' room.
This patient's under medical quarantine.
Get her back in the room.
[Neets.]
It's gonna be OK.
Something is going on, I don't know what it is, but until we do, I will burn this building down before I let anyone touch that beautiful brain.
Oh Thank you, Neets.
[weak chuckle.]
Thank you.
[whispers.]
Thank you.
Hey, you promised no stopping here.
Bad area.
We aren't full.
We need the money.
See? Oh, shit! [shouting in foreign language.]
- [shouting continues.]
- Get out! OK, motherfuckers, let's do this real quick.
Money, wallet, and food! So give us the money, bitch! - This is it? - We just started.
It's all I've got.
- You holding out, eh? - No.
- You better not be holding out! - No.
Faster, woman, faster! [woman gasps.]
Please.
Please don't.
Please don't.
We are the Superpower! We take the fuck we want! Please.
[pills rattling.]
You ain't got no dick this big.
Check him! Please! - You lied to me? I'll kill you.
- Please.
This is medicine for my mother.
I need it! I need it.
She's dying, OK? - Back off me, bitch! - I will drive for you.
I'll do whatever you want! [grunts.]
Fucking bitch! You and your whore mother can fuck off and die! [whistles.]
- [indistinct shouts.]
- [man.]
Whoo! [gunshots echo.]
[crowd cheering.]
[cheers continue.]
[cheering.]
Yeah! [referee.]
Yeah! Whoo-whoo! What the hell is this? There is nothing in the rules about gender.
Are you kidding me? This has to be a joke.
I'm not fighting that skinny bitch.
I'll kill her.
Yeah? Then you forfeit the match, and your money.
- Bullshit.
- [chuckles.]
Actually, this is a very cheap price to save yourself much humiliation.
What? Smart money is on the skinny bitch.
[bell dings.]
- [referee shouts.]
- [crowd cheers.]
We need to keep going to the city.
No.
What are you doing? I'm going to get the medicine back.
- Don't talk crazy, Capheus.
- Anyone who doesn't want to come with me - should get off the bus now.
- Capheus, please.
- I don't expect you to come with me.
- We're partners.
You have Elena.
You have the kids.
- I'm coming with you.
- No.
- Start the car.
I'm coming with you.
- No.
[speaks foreign language.]
No.
I'd follow you anywhere.
I know.
It's OK.
My husband gave me that ring 43 years ago.
It's all I have left of him.
Let's go get it.
May Jean-Claude protect you.
- [referee.]
Yeah! - [crowd cheering.]
[referee.]
Fighters - fight! - [crowd cheering.]
[shouts indistinctly.]
Aah! Fuck! Go, go, go, go, go! [crowd cheering.]
[man.]
Yah! [screams.]
[man.]
Fuck! [man groans.]
[grunts.]
- [yells.]
- [grunts.]
[yells.]
[yells.]
[shouts.]
[whispers.]
Help me.
Help me, please.
- [grunts.]
- [crowd cheering.]
I'll kill you fucking slow.
[yelling.]
[shouts.]
- [man yells.]
- [shouts.]
Fuck! Aah! Aah! [shouts in foreign language.]
I'll fuck you, Van Damme.
He is Van Damme.
[referee.]
Yeah! Whoo! - Winner! - [crowd cheering.]
[slow classical piano playing.]