4 Blocks Zero (2026) s01e03 Episode Script

1
[ambient street noise]
[Malik] And Karami is the one
who helped you get here?
Karami, yes.
So you know that's why
I have to sell it.
That was the deal.
You only just got here.
What is it you want?
To drive your mother crazy?
She saw your bloody jacket.
- The stuff too or no?
- No.
Malik, this is worth 50,000.
Karami just wants half.
Do you know
what we could do with 25 grand?
I mean, how long someone gotta
work to earn that kind of money?
If that shit you brought over
gets found in my house,
then we're all headed to jail.
Jail?
You served in a militia before,
but now you're telling me
you're afraid of jail?
Because I've got kids
to think about now, hmm?
Yeah.
Well, this is for the kids.
[Malik]
If they lock the two of us up,
the kids will be the ones hurt.
They could even get deported.
- You really think so? Really?
- Mm-hmm.
How can you be deported
to Lebanon
without a Lebanese passport?
How are they
gonna pull that off?
Hmm.
Okay. [sighs]
Fifty grand
you say they'll offer?
Mm-hmm.
Return it.
Hmm.
[suspense music playing]
[birds chirping]
[indistinct chatter]
[dog barking]
Sit.
Sit.
Forget it. Just stay there.
I don't have anything!
I don't have anything!
I don't have anything! Stop!
Hey, hey, hey. It's okay.
It's okay. You can sit down.
Hello? Hey.
- Calm down.
- [Karl whistles] Satan!
[whistles]
You Luigi's son?
- Yeah. Yeah.
- Get down from there.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
He's always this way
when Hertha loses.
He's a sweet one otherwise.
Oh, okay.
I was a little scared of him.
The car, I didn't wanna--
- I'm Abbas. Hi.
- What are you?
I'm Lebanese.
- Name is?
- Abbas.
Don't stand there
like a lost puppy.
Take a look around
and see if you even like it.
Yeah. Okay, sure.
- Wow, great cars.
- So, do you like
tinkering with cars,
Mr. Fancy Pants?
- Yes.
- This is a pretty work.
Yeah. Yeah, I do.
I've already worked in cars
- in Lebanon.
- How old were you, three?
- No, eight or nine.
- Uh-huh.
- Well, it's something.
- Yeah.
Overalls are on the wall.
- For me?
- I wear 'em, don't I?
- Right. I'm on my way.
- Hey, kid.
- Yeah?
- Don't waste the trip.
Okay.
Do you want me to sweep or
Take your best guess.
Yup. No pointless trips.
Sweep, overalls. Okay. Got it.
- No messing around.
- [Abbas] No, no.
I promised your dad
a trial day, no more.
[Abbas] Yes, sir. Got it.
[soft orchestral music playing]
- This is
- For you, my boy.
This is exactly
what I've been waiting for.
- [laughs]
- Thank you, ma.
[sniffs]
I would say it's amazing.
- Good.
- [Ibrahim] Nothing like it.
- [laughs]
- What is it?
You know,
every day I've been thinking,
stressing over you
for the last eight years.
And, darling, I beg you.
I can't take it.
Please, I'm begging.
Don't get
into anything dangerous.
- [kisses] You're my sweetheart.
- [Amara] Give me my jacket.
- I can wear it once.
Let me wear it.
- Why?
You have thousand other jackets.
Why is it my jacket?
Why do you need a jacket, huh?
Marwan, let it go.
- [Amara]
Of course it's my jacket.
- It's warm out.
- Hey, hey, what's going on?
- That's my jacket. He stole it.
- Give her the jacket.
- Baba, it's cold out.
- She's got school anyway.
- Marwan, hand over the jacket.
Don't waste my time.
Don't waste my time.
Ali, you need to go!
Us as well.
And we're off.
- Bye.
- Bye.
Marwan, what are you doing?
That's not how we behave
with girls, got it?
Okay.
And about the jacket,
I got you covered.
I'll buy you one
that's much better.
Sure, man.
[dramatic music playing]
Got the stuff?
Of course.
And let's see it.
What about the gun?
Good.
I'll let them know that
you'll be running late for work,
all right?
You have to get rid of the gun.
And deal with the cocaine
however you need to.
Give it back.
Get it out of our hands.
Got that?
Got it.
[Marwan]
I was playing with the guys.
I totally juked this guy out.
I tricked him.
Left, right, left, right.
And then when I tried to shoot,
it slipped on the grass,
then the cleats
on my shoes broke.
Hey, look.
What is it?
What do you think?
Make a little money.
[Marwan] Window cleaner,
50 marks, wanted.
You wanna do it or what?
If you want new cleats,
we need to make some money.
Is that 50 marks in all
or 50 marks for each?
- [Ali] Fifty marks total.
- [scoffs]
Look, it's not that big.
We'll do this after school.
We'll drop off our bags
and come back to clean.
It's an easy gig for quick cash.
- [Marwan] But I need new studs.
- [Ali] We'll figure it out.
- And a new jacket.
- Hey, dude, don't overdo it.
You want to clean
the entire street?
[ambient music playing]
[Ermir] Why did you send
your cousin out
without asking me
who the Turks' boss is?
You only know the bouncers.
I know the boss, too.
The big brother
of the Turks, he likes me.
You know what?
Just wait here, okay?
They're a bit cautious.
They just don't know you yet.
They know me,
so let me handle this.
Just wait here, I got this.
Okay.
Salamu alaykum!
Hey!
I'd like to speak to Tolga.
- [man] Tolga, someone wants
to talk to you.
- [Tolga] Who is it?
- [Ermir] Hey, my friend!
How are you?
- Wannabe Italian.
[Ermir]
I buy from you in the club.
I've got an offer.
That guy over there,
he has a kilo.
He wants to sell it, okay?
Hey. What do you say?
A good friend of mine.
[indistinct chatter]
[suspense music playing]
[Ermir] Sure. Sure.
Get back to your meat! [laughs]
- What?
- I said I'd handle it,
and that's what I did.
They want in.
They wanna do business
with both of us.
They plan to buy up your kilo.
Tonight, we'll meet at the club.
They'll introduce
the big babo, huh?
Older brother Bekir.
What do you say? [sniffs]
What do you say?
- Well, I say perfetto!
- You say perfetto!
I say, "Okay," Ignazio. [laughs]
- Yes!
- Come.
Dude, I feel like Pablo.
Pablo Escobar! Whoo!
[upbeat music playing]
Hey, Malik, what's good, Habibi?
Your father
wants to talk to you.
[sighs]
He's an addict.
You know that, right?
That man,
he behaves like an animal.
What are you doing with him?
I know.
He's helping me sell the kilo.
[ambient music playing]
Ermir knows people,
and I'm meeting them tonight.
That's not what we agreed.
You're playing with fire.
Come on. You really think
I'm gonna return the kilo,
and they'll just let it lie?
I'd be killed.
Okay.
You're gonna get burnt.
[Karl]
And this is the alternator.
It charges the battery
as it runs.
So this must be the
The?
The fan belt.
All right. Take it out.
Go on, grab the ratchet. Yeah.
You'd make a better
dance instructor. [sighs]
Very, very good, kid. Not tired?
No.
Let me see.
- This ratchet is done.
- Oh.
This is better.
21 centimeter socket.
- There.
- Thanks.
[Abbas] You're welcome.
You can actually do the rest
with your hand.
[sighs]
Haven't been at this long, huh?
A month or two.
My sister actually got me
hired here.
She works as the bookkeeper.
What did you do before, huh?
- Did music Schlager.
- Huh. I have no idea about that.
I never listened to Schlager.
- Used to steal from Aral
Now I bust my balls for Karl ♪
- [laughs]
My sister left me
With no choice ♪
- Now I can't use my voice ♪
- [laughs]
I like it.
Okay.
[upbeat music playing]
- [shop owner] Hello.
- Hello, good afternoon.
Afternoon.
My brother and I saw your sign
on the way to school
this morning.
You still need
your windows cleaned?
Sure. Yeah.
[Ali] Cool. We're up for it.
We're motivated.
[Marwan]
We brought our own stuff.
- Hey.
- Let me see.
Yeah, this is really shit.
Smear city.
You'll use mine, okay?
- Should I come along?
- [shop owner] No, thanks.
Okay.
Ali, look, man.
- Don't touch that. Put it down.
- It's a Discman!
- Bro, chill, man.
- Marwan!
[shop owner]
This is the best cleaner.
- Is it new or used?
- New.
ESP.
Electronic Skipping Protection.
It's also the best.
Start on the inside,
then the street, okay?
Forty, total for both of you.
- Forty?
- Forty.
It says 50 out there.
You're using my stuff though.
Not free.
- Okay.
- And for any streaks,
it will be five less.
Got it?
I suggest you lick the glass.
Is he serious?
- It's a joke, dude. Witz equip.
- [sighs] Joke.
Meet in the middle. Forty-five?
- Forty.
- [Ali] Forty.
- Forty.
- You're the boss.
Thank you.
- What about water?
- Yes. And water's free, right?
Only when it rains, kid.
- What'd he say?
- And where do I find water?
Bathroom, back left.
Okay. All right. Thanks.
- Don't touch anything!
- Dude, what is with this guy?
[Ali] No idea.
[glass squeaking]
Man, this blows me majorly.
[Ali] You don't quit the game
when you're down three to one.
Soccer's fun, this isn't.
We're earning money here.
- Life's not fair.
- Right. Hand over your bags.
Now.
- What's up?
- What?
The Discman's missing.
Where is it?
We don't have bags, though.
We didn't steal anything.
We've been cleaning here
the entire time.
Listen,
you have two options now.
Either return what you took,
or I'll call the police.
- Got it?
- What? The police?
We haven't stolen anything.
Wait. Wait. Hey.
You've got a camera right there,
so please check it.
We've been cleaning here
the entire time.
Just beat it, and we're even.
- Our money?
- Wait. We didn't steal it.
We earned it. Hello?
That's our money, man.
Hey, we had a deal.
Yeah, our deal
didn't include theft.
- You can't rob my store.
- It wasn't us.
- It wasn't us.
- Right. That's it.
- What do you mean?
- The cops can handle this.
- I'm calling.
- This is crap.
- It wasn't us.
- Get away from the door!
- [Marwan] Ali.
- [Ali] It wasn't us.
[Marwan] Calm down.
Please, calm down.
He's calling the cops.
Let's go. Let's go.
Come on.
What are you doing?
Ali, what are you doing?
No. Ali, no, please.
[dramatic music playing]
Come on. Let's go.
[ambient music playing]
[Ali] Marwan,
that guy screwed us over.
He wasn't gonna pay us
from the start.
Hey, we'll figure out
with the shoes, okay?
The ones
with the plastic cleats, right?
No, man.
So which ones?
Metal ones and black.
You're gonna sell it tonight?
Yes, that's what we agreed.
Where's the meeting?
We're meeting at a club.
[dramatic music playing]
I'm coming.
[music intensifies]
Great.
[birds chirping]
[Hanin sighs]
Enjoy, little darling.
You're so cute.
[Charly] Hanin!
Come on. [chuckles]
It's this way.
- [laughs]
- [Charly] Okay.
We're nearly there.
Take a look at this beauty.
[soft music playing]
Of course, there's a bit
of work to do here.
Traude's in a nursing home
these days.
Her kids certainly
took long enough to decide
what to do with it.
- Anyway, of course, I thought
of you and the children.
- Apples growing in, too.
[Charly] This place
is a little paradise.
[Hanin] And berries.
Did you see?
And I know you also
had a garden in Lebanon.
So you know
what you're doing here.
Unfortunately,
it's not a done deal just yet.
We have to get
the board's approval,
and the members
still have the right to object.
- But I thought we could
take a peek. [laughs]
- [gasps] Cherries!
- [Charly]
It doesn't come for free.
- They're gorgeous.
[Charly] I already got you
on the agenda
for the next meeting.
They'll decide then.
[sighs]
Charly, thank you.
[laughs]
Bandora. Banadoora.
- Ban
- Oh, tomate .
- Tomatoes? Yeah.
Yes, exactly, that's tomatoes.
- Bataatis .
- Botatoes ?
- Bataatis .
- Bataatis .
- Ah, it's potatoes.
- Huh?
- Our kartoffeln .
- KitKat ?
- No, kartoffeln .
- Kartoffeln ?
- Kartoffeln . Kartoffeln .
Yeah. Charly
[engine putters]
- [Karl] What's wrong, Ulli?
Acting up again?
- Karl!
- I told you it was a car
for masochists.
- Yeah, it is.
[laughs] You're right.
- [Karl]
Damn Stone Age technology.
- [Ulli] Stone Age? Really?
- [Karl] Here,
get yourself one like this.
- [Ulli] Come on!
Forget those old
nouveau-riche cars.
Take care of it, okay?
It's making a strange noise.
I'm sure it'll be fine.
[Karl] Yeah,
I'll take care of it.
- [Ulli] Thank you. Later, yeah?
- Yeah.
- Kid, come here.
- Yeah.
[Karl whistles]
- Get in.
- [Abbas] Okay.
- All right.
- Let's boot her up and see.
[nervous laughs]
I don't have a license, Karl.
[Karl] Would you start
the engine, you little girl?
You act like a real bookkeeper.
- Yeah, sure, Karl.
- [Karl] And let it idle, please.
It weighs three and a half tons.
- It put a hole in the wall.
- Yup, no worries.
[car engine starts]
Gas!
Oh! What do you hear?
Yeah, it's not running smoothly,
is it?
Something's knocking,
could be the drive belt.
We can fix it quickly.
It could also be the cylinder,
and then we'd also need
special tools for it.
What are you? A natural talent?
How do you know all that?
- I saw it on television.
- [Karl] Turn the damn thing off
and get out.
[Abbas] Yeah.
[Karl] Listen, I don't know
what you're usually like
or if you're just having
a lucky day,
but it might be time
to talk about a contract.
Contract? Um, you mean--
you mean I can have
a job here as a mechanic?
- Take a guess, kid.
- [laughs] Are you serious?
Yeah. Okay. Yeah, let's do it.
- I'll sign.
- Meet me in the office.
- I'll be right there.
- Okay. Great.
[laughs] Yeah.
[sighing]
[sighs] Awesome.
Oh.
[clears throat]
Are you lost?
Um
this is the office, right?
That's what it says.
Then no.
- What's your name?
- Abbas.
- Hmm. Bea.
- [Abbas] Hi.
I do the bookkeeping.
[Abbas] Karl said
to go to the office
because I'm doing
an apprenticeship here.
- That's why I'm
- Ah, a contract.
- Yeah, right, a contract.
- I'll get it for you, yeah.
Thanks.
Oh.
All right.
It's all there in writing.
There's a pen.
Name and birthday
- [Abbas] Yeah, sure.
- [Bea] et cetera.
I'll need to actually
read it, though.
SSN?
State serial? That means?
Well, what's that?
Social Security number.
Right. Sure.
[woman]
And you have a voucher, hmm?
- [Marwan] Yeah. Yeah.
- Okay.
Look, we have
some nice things here
- for your sister, for your mom.
- Yeah.
- You have a sister?
- Yeah, but she doesn't
need anything.
Then I'll show you
where to find the shoes.
Take a look.
Find something you like.
Make sure that it fits.
And you'll give me the voucher
when you're finished, okay?
- Yup. Thanks. Thank you.
- All right. Talk soon.
[indistinct chatter]
[metal clanking]
- [spits] Yes.
- [clinks]
Wanna try?
Mm-mm.
Hey, man, honestly,
what did you expect
from that shitty American?
Of course he'd do that.
Americans invented capitalism.
Asshole played us
from the start.
- [car horn honking]
- My boys are here.
Let's go for a ride.
Come on.
- [Frottee] Oh! Hey!
- [Benji] Oh!
What's up? Yeah.
- [Benji] Are you ready, dude?
- [Vince] Yeah, man.
- [Vince] Are you excited?
- [Benji] It's out.
Hey, man. Hell, yeah.
- Hell, yeah, bro.
- I have a little surprise.
- Look. This is Ali.
- [Vince] Ali.
- [Frottee] Ali's in.
- [Vince] Awesome.
[Benji] That's awesome, dude!
- What's up?
- [Benji] I'm Benji.
[Frottee] Hey, I'm Frottee.
Cool you're joining us.
- Look at that thing, dude.
- Whoa.
- Why, this thing
is bigger than Vince.
- [laughing]
You little prick!
[laughing]
- Come on now.
- [Frottee] Let's go, yeah.
It's so cool.
You need to shake it a little.
Look, this is the highlight
of the day.
- What's that?
- [Benji] We all did it.
- Smells good. Come on!
- What is it?
- [Vince] Come on. Come here.
- [Frottee] Ali, you have to.
We all did it.
[Benji] But you need
to really [sniffs]
Just give it a sniff.
- Just take a good
- [laughter]
- Awesome, dude.
- [laughter]
- [vomits]
- [Benji] Yeah.
- [Frottee]
Breath through your nose.
- That was a good reaction.
- [Frottee] Yeah, I must say.
- [Vince]
He kinda likes it, right?
- Dude, what is that nasty shit?
- It's piss, man.
What do you mean piss?
Three months age, high quality.
And why are you
doing this, dude?
Don't you have other hobbies?
Hey. Let's go. Let's go.
- [Frottee] You'll see.
- Get in, get in.
- Off we go.
- Get in.
- [Vince] Hey, pick it up.
- [Frottee] Hey, Ali.
You're in the back.
[Frottee] Don't you realize
how lucky you are?
- Here we go!
- Here we go.
- Yes.
- Ready, guys?
Here we go.
- Here we go.
- You're comfy back there?
Here we go. Here we--
Fuck, the car's not working.
- Oh, my God.
- What do they say?
Three times the charm?
Bam.
- Okay. We gotta push.
- Not again.
Push the car. Push the car.
Push the car.
- Hut.
- [Frottee] And hut.
And yes, guys. Push.
- [Benji] I'm pushing.
- Almost got it. Come on.
[Frottee] Yes, now.
Now, now, now!
Yes, yes, yes, yes!
Go, go, go, go. Go.
- [car engine starts]
- There it is.
Go, go, go. Go. Hey. Hey.
[Benji] Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey!
[upbeat music playing]
[car horn honks]
Hey, newbie.
Where do you live?
I live in Neukölln.
This is Neukölln.
Want a lift,
or are you taking the train?
[music continues]
So where exactly am I going?
Just go straight for a while,
and I'll let you know
when to stop.
- All right?
- Mm-hmm.
[upbeat music playing]
Is the music okay for you?
- [Abbas] Is it this?
- [Bea] Mm-hmm.
Are you into this?
- This style?
- Mm-hmm.
[Abbas]
With the underwear showing?
Totally.
- Okay.
- Breathe.
I'll put something on
you like better.
[hip hop music playing]
- You know it?
- Yeah.
- It's a good album.
- Yeah.
I like it.
I like that.
- Oh, really?
- Yeah.
Um, much further, and we'll be
heading out of Neukölln.
- You can let me out over there.
- Where?
There.
Yes, there,
next to the red Ferrari.
Wow. Fancy neighborhood.
And you live here?
Yes, I live here with my family.
Up there is my room.
- Hmm.
- Just a normal apartment.
Yeah, of course.
Good, then.
- See you tomorrow.
- See you tomorrow.
Watch the Ferrari, all right?
Yeah, I know the owner.
He's not such a stickler.
[singer] Hey, ho, hey, ho ♪
Hey, oh, hey, oh ♪
- Hip-hop, hooray ♪
- Hey, ho ♪
Hey, ho, hey, ho ♪
Hey, ho ♪
[deep inhales]
[sighs]
[dramatic music playing]
[Ermir] We'll do it
just like we agreed, okay?
I do the talking.
I got this, man.
I've seen Scarface seven times.
I know how to do this.
I'm Tony-fucking-Sosa! Okay?
Okay? Cabrón ! [laughs]
I got this.
[Khaled] Please don't let
that goddamn monkey
open his damn mouth
in there, okay?
[Ermir laughs]
Woo-hoo. [laughs]
Awesome!
Look at these freaking asses!
I'm having a baby tonight.
[bouncer]
Are you on the guest list?
- Go over there.
- No, no. Forget about that.
- I'm meeting with the Turks.
- What do you want?
I came to meet with the Üners.
- Who are you?
- Ermir.
Get me your boss, all right?
[laughs]
[indistinct chatter]
Russian, right?
Great jacket.
The Polish market, yeah?
- Mine, too. Yeah.
- The wannabe Italian.
Oh, amigo !
Cut the "amigo" shit.
That your pizzeria outfit?
We wear nice clothes here, man.
Dude, this is Versace, man.
Thank you.
[laughs]
[indistinct chatter]
[dance music playing]
[singers] Gotta get up,
gotta get up, gotta get up ♪
Thank you, baby ♪
Gotta get up,
gotta get up, gotta get up ♪
Yeah, don't move
Gotta get up ♪
- [woman laughs]
- [man] Yeah,
I've seen you around here.
[Tolga] Ahmet! Ahmet!
- Ladies, ladies, clear out,
please. Important business.
- [Ermir] I know. He's back.
- [Christian] Hey, hey.
Look who's here!
- Will you take care of him?
- [Christian]
Emra, my friend!
- [Ermir] Ermir, dude! [laughs]
- But no worries. Who cares?
How are you?
- [Christian] Whatever.
[Christian] Welcome!
Christian Baier's my name.
I'm the boss of this cool bar.
Grab a seat.
[Tolga] Come on.
Make the guys a drink.
Get comfy. Hang out.
We'll wait
for my brother, Bekir,
then we get the ball rolling.
[Christian] Sit down,
sit down. Be my guests.
Come on, you get
the boss's best today!
[Ermir] Yeah. Business, cabrón !
- [Christian] The usual,
fruit yogurt, or what?
- [laughter]
[indistinct chatter]
- [Christian] And you guys?
- [Ermir] It's party time!
We're doing business. [laughs]
[Christian]
Do you want Coke or what?
- [Ermir] Yeah.
- [Christian] Yeah.
[car horn honking]
- [kid 1] No, no, no.
- [kid 2]
All you ever do is complain.
- Take it easy, right?
- I hear you say,
"Thanks to me
for having this car," man.
[overlapping chatter]
[Benji]
Your car doesn't work, man.
[indistinct chatter]
[singer singing
in foreign language]
[Ali] What are we doing?
[Vince] We're here to even
the score with some dickheads.
[Ali] What dickheads?
Just a few uneducated morons, okay?
- Is it loaded?
- [laughs]
- Cool.
- Why am I a part of this?
[Vince] We'll explain inside, okay?
Just put this on.
I don't get it. But whatever.
It doesn't matter if you get it.
Act like bait
and get their attention.
- Bait? What?
- Dude, we're not fishing.
- Okay, okay.
- That sounds stupid.
- I'm not bait.
- He's not bait.
- Okay, an intermediary.
- A neutral intermediary.
Okay. A neutral intermediary.
Basically just make sure
that when they come out,
you lure them over to you,
mess with them a little,
look at them like--
just lure them
towards you, yeah?
- Yeah, then we're up.
- What are you gonna do?
You'll see in a second.
Just do your part, okay?
- [glass shatters]
- Okay.
Dude, quick hide.
It's happening. Okay.
- No, no, no.
- Hey, what is happening?
Stand in the middle.
Look at the door.
- Look at the door.
- What the fuck?
Hey.
- Hey, I just got lost.
- Wait a minute.
Is it my birthday or what?
No. Hey, it's all chill.
I'm just a
We know about you pricks,
but I gotta say, coming alone?
- No, no, no, I
- That takes some balls.
- Hey, uh
- Should I break your face?
- [Ali] Everything's fine.
- Come on back.
Come back.
I got what you're here for.
Drink piss, you Nazi pig!
Hey, come here. Come here.
[overlapping yells]
[Benji] Is that good?
[Vince] All right, guys.
Let's beat it. Guys, come on.
- Let's go.
- Now, go, go, go, go.
What the fuck was all that, man?
- Go, go, go. Come on.
- [Ali] Are you shitting me?
- I'm not fucking bait, man!
- [car turning on]
Go, go, go, go!
- Come on! Drive!
- We need to go.
We need to go right now, dude.
- Start the car, man!
- It won't start.
- Oh, my fucking God!
- Get out! Gotta push!
- Gotta push, push!
- Getaway car my ass, dude.
Just push, man.
- Fucking start, man.
- Come on. You got this.
Come on. Just push! Go!
Yes, yes. Start the car.
- Dude, they're coming.
- Stop right there!
Come back here!
Come on. Come on.
[car engine starts]
- We gotta go back.
- You better stop!
Go in there.
We'll go around. Quick!
- We're gonna get you.
- Hey, you in there!
[upbeat music playing]
- Go, go, go.
- [indistinct yells]
[skinhead]
You gotta run faster than that.
[man] Fuckers.
[skinhead] I'll kill you.
[man] Get back here.
Shit!
- I'll get you!
- [man] I'll kill you.
[overlapping yells]
Ali, come on.
[grunts, pants]
Fuck you, you Nazi shitholes.
Fuck you! Yes.
Suck it, you Nazi bastards.
- Go fuck yourselves.
- [laughter]
- Yeah, man.
- Yeah!
[Ermir] So how much money
do you guys pull in here?
[Christian] 1,500 of those.
- I sell that just at this bar.
- 1,500?
- Yeah, do the math!
- [Ermir] Just tonight?
Hey, Bekir's here.
- Keep a better eye
on your nephew.
- Okay.
- [Bekir]
Do I have to do everything?
- [Ahmet] Okay. No worries.
- [Bekir] Just do your job!
- [Ahmet] Okay.
We're on it. Relax.
[Christian]
You good, Bekir?
Hi, Bekir. I'm Ermir. [laughs]
- I brokered this whole deal.
- You're with these weirdos then?
- Hmm?
- Yes.
Yeah, yeah,
but they're not weirdos.
- They're cool.
- Ah, okay.
Really. Just wanna do business.
We wanna do business.
[Bekir]
You wanna do business, huh?
- [Christian] Ermir.
- [Ermir] Yeah?
[Christian] Psst, psst.
- Just drink your drink, yeah?
- [laughs]
- I'm down.
- Yeah, dude.
[Bekir] Come on, enjoy yourself.
[Ermir]
What's with the vibe, dude?
[Christian] Shut your trap down.
Sit back, relax
- [grunts]
- Whoa, hey, hey.
- Sit down!
- [man] Sit down.
Don't try anything.
Don't you fucking move.
- Sit down.
- Hey.
- [Bekir] Sit down.
- [man] Sit your ass down.
- Don't fucking move!
- [Christian]
Calm down! Hey, hey.
No, no, no.
There's no need for that.
[Ermir grunting]
So who sent you,
you sons of bitches, huh?
The Karamans? Are you police?
No one sent us.
Hey, no one. Let go of him.
Coming here, telling me
what to do in my house,
you fucking asshole?
- You think you get to tell me
what to do in my place, huh?
- Let my brother go!
- Let my brother go!
- [Tolga] You son of a bitch.
[Malik] You let him go,
you bastards!
Hey, look, let's talk.
Hey, hey, hey.
- Let him go! Don't do it.
- [Ibrahim] Hey, hey, hey!
[Ibrahim] Calm down.
Hey, listen.
- I'll show you something, yeah?
- [Bekir] Yeah.
Slowly! Keep your hands
where I can see them.
Calm down. It's all right.
Oh, my God.
- [gasping]
- [Ibrahim] Slowly, all right?
Yeah, slowly. Slowly.
[suspenseful music playing]
I got a kilo.
Are we doing business?
Sure. Put your knife down
on the table and let him go.
You, put the gun down.
Okay?
- I'll fuck you up!
- [Bekir] Ahmet!
Over here!
[pants, coughs]
All right. It's all good,
right, hefty?
You're good, huh? Are we good?
- Get him some water.
- Yeah.
[Bekir] What are you doing?
Put your hands down.
It's over, man. Come on.
[Christian] Yeah. Okay.
Yeah. It's all good.
[Bekir] You want a drink, huh?
My treat.
Give us the good vodka.
[muted dance music playing]
[Christian] One.
Okay. Okay, okay, okay.
Two drops. One and two.
And ten.
This stuff is top of the line.
Boomba.
What do you want for it?
- 50,000.
- 50,000, my ass, dude.
- Let's make it 30,000.
- 50,000.
No way.
Where are you from anyway?
- Lebanon.
- Bullshit.
You're not Lebanese.
Where are your families from?
You know Mardin?
- [Bekir] Mardin?
- Mm-hmm.
[laughs]
- You're Mhallami, yeah?
- Yes. That's correct.
Not Lebanese, not Turkish,
not Kurdish either.
Then you wanna come
and negotiate, hmm? Huh?
[Christian]
It's just the bomb.
- Who asked you?
- What'd I tell you?
Keep your mouth shut.
You know how we manage bastards
who run their mouths?
Hmm? We put razors
in their food.
Listen, Mhallami,
I'll give you 33,000.
- 50,000.
- Yeah.
Then you better tell me
where you got it.
I found it when I was out
and about walking.
If you want, I'll go walking out
and about for you again.
[Bekir laughs]
Out walking, huh?
[indistinct chatter]
Well done, right?
Yeah, thanks.
You're good, man.
I told you I'll figure this out.
Hey. So? How did--
what's this?
Oh, hey. Hey.
Oh. What's this then? [laughs]
Hello. Who's calling?
Khaled here,
may I ask who it is?
Okay, okay!
Not just a stinking bar rat
after all!
- What did you say?
- Ermir!
- What did you say?
- Stinky bar rat.
- Hey, shut your face, asshole.
- Hey, hey, hey.
Who got you the money, huh?
- Who got it?
- Yeah. It's all good.
Get your stinky bar
rat ass down.
You shut your face,
you dirty Arab.
- Camel jockey
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Get in there.
[dramatic music playing]
You wanna keep selling it?
That's not what we agreed,
and you know it.
Well, you're right.
Certainly.
My sister,
she wanted for her kids
to have a good life.
Now, here I am,
and all I'm doing
is trying to fulfill that.
My wife wanted her children
to live a life
that was respectable,
a good life.
Those kids are mine.
Mine, you got that?
Don't you ever use my kids
as scapegoats
to justify your choices.
All right?
[footsteps fading]
- [distant thunder rumbling]
- [door opens]
All good?
I'm good, baba.
[Malik] Where's Ali?
He's in the bathroom, maybe.
All right. Good night then.
[Abbas] Baba?
Yeah?
Karl said I can do
the apprenticeship.
I got the job.
That's great, son. Thank God.
Good night.
[door shuts]
[footsteps receding]
[water running]
[distant thunder rumbling]
[Ali sighs]
[keys jingling]
[indistinct chatter]
[intense music playing]
SUSPENDED DEPORTATION
[thunder rumbling]
[credits music playing]