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Daddy!
What are you doing here?
-Daddy, are you back from work? -No, not yet.
-Grandpa took me to the Jungle Gym. -One second, Shira darling.
Come and sit down.
-Yes? -We have a body.
-Relatives? Friends? -Nothing, it's completely clean.
You have to go there and sign your name.
-When, today? -Yes, today, before they bury it.
-Are you sure he's right for it? -He's our best option right now.
Go there today and release him.
Okay.
Daddy!
Daddy?
Look.
Mommy's flowers have died.
Will we get her some new ones?
-Yes. -Yes?
But white ones this time. White ones.
Daddy, look. Grandpa made me a pizza with olives.
Have some pizza. Daddy has to go back to work.
Come on.
Come on, darling.
Daddy, look. I drew a new picture today.
Great.
-Is that the sun? -The sky and the sun.
Fantastic.
I see you're feeling better.
-I'm sorry. -What for?
You're here to give me hell, aren't you?
You must understand, even if we ignore what's going on here,
still, this pregnancy came as a shock to me.
What can I say?
Give me a hug.
I still think we should get you out of here.
I know what you're trying to do.
-It won't work. -I'm getting you and Assaf out.
Something could happen to you at anytime. Regardless of the pregnancy.
I'll go baby-shopping, if we come out alive.
-Don't make a joke out of it. -Noa...
Trust me, you can't stay here.
Look at me.
It's me.
I need you with me.
Where are you?
-Here. -Where have you been?
I was having a pee in the bushes.
Girls can do it too, you know.
Aren't we in a hurry?
What perfume do you use?
I don't know. Eyal bought it for me.
It smells very familiar.
It's a very common fragrance.
-I'll wait for you here. -I didn't think otherwise.
-Dr. Danon. -Hi. How are you?
-Fine, and you? -That blouse is lovely.
Listen, I need some help with a patient of mine.
-Sure. What's her name? -Neta Rubin.
I.D. number: 39145532.
-When was she hospitalized here? -About a year ago.
There you go.
Well, this is odd. I see her name, but her medical file has been deleted.
-Why? -I don't know.
Could someone have deleted it?
Of course not. Who would do that?
-Who has access to these computers? -Only hospital staff.
Let me check something.
Oddly enough it was deleted exactly a week ago.
Last Tuesday, December 13th.
Okay. Thanks very much.
Dr. Danon... I was told you're not here.
Just grabbing something and rushing out.
-Could I have a word? -I'm in a rush.
-Just a moment of your time. -Perhaps over the phone?
This is not for the phone.
Look, I'm sorry.
I had no business telling him about the pregnancy.
-You're stressing me out. -Sorry. I didn't mean to.
What's this all about then?
Have you noticed anything unusual lately?
-Unusual? -I mean outside the daily routine.
Anything suspicious or peculiar?
No.
I have something confidential to tell you.
No one must know we even had this conversation, alright?
I've been investigating an intent to harm the Prime Minister.
We get numerous alerts like this, but I think I've hit a nerve this time
because I was quickly told the case is no longer relevant.
I get the hunch someone from the inside wants to harm the Prime Minister.
Answer it.
-What's taking so long? -I'm on my way.
Why are you telling me all this?
-I'm afraid you might be involved. -Me?
I need you to keep your eyes peeled.
If anything looks suspicious, tell no one but me.
This is my private number. Don't hesitate to call.
Anything you'd like to tell me?
No.
Is that how you hurry?
I've been working here for 12 years. I can't just pop in and out.
The apple of my eye! To what do I owe this honor?
-I missed you. -Yeah, right!
Cut to the chase, as they say.
I worked through the night, and tonight I will too.
-Got plenty of work. Why complain? -I'm not. What do you need?
I'm sending you a video file for your eyes only.
Classified! This just got interesting.
Find out whatever you can: who, what, when.
-Urgency? -Express.
You said so yourself, I'm a busy man.
Would 10,000 in cash do the work?
To hell with everyone!
-And Simon... -I'm listening.
-Don't show this to anyone. -Scout's honor. Be prepared.
CALL ENDED
Oh, you're here.
-What's up? -You tell me.
I checked to see if there's anything here.
-And? -Nothing.
Put it back in place before he realizes we went through his things.
-You sure? -I'm sure.
Tell me if you need anything else for Eyal.
I'll make sure you get it.
Yael?
Soon I'll be out of your life.
You alright?
I can't remember the last time I spent more than 24 hours at home.
Yes.
It's odd.
Being a guest in your life, and realizing it's not what you thought it was.
-How is he? -Fine.
Mom, come here. I need to tell you something.
-Jonathan will save us. -Who's Jonathan? Oh...
Listen, he's getting me and Assaf out.
-It'll help you against them. -It's a terrible idea.
-You haven't heard me out. -I don't need to.
He's hot-tempered and irresponsible.
-You don't even know him. -Who's choice was that?
How many times has he been here?
How did he even get in?
Look, I'm asking you, don't do anything.
-Trust me. -The way you trust me?
No matter what I say or do, you'll never trust me, will you?
You're 17 and pregnant.
I'm really sorry that my mom didn't die in my arms when I was 14.
I'm asking you, don't do anything.
LAHAV BANK
NOTICE OF BANK ACCOUNT SEIZURE
LAHAV BANK
BANK TRANSFER FROM ENTROPIC: 20,000 SHEKELS
ENTROPIC LTD. INVOICE NUMBER: 0003
Do you love me?
You're the dearest thing to me.
What's this?
Yael, it's nothing, believe me.
There are things I choose not to get you involved in.
Why was this in your pocket?
It was a crazy idea, Yael.
I couldn't let you do it. It would've put the kids in danger.
Where are you going? Let me explain.
What's this?
Are you connected to these people?
They paid you off.
Yael, I haven't a clue what this is.
What's that?
The pain you feel below your ribs is the infection. It's spreading.
Without treatment, it'll spread to an internal organ in 24 hours,
then to the different systems, eventually killing you.
These six ampoules of antibiotics are supposed to prevent that.
Have you gone mad?
I want the truth. Now.
Yael, I don't know what you want from me. I'm telling you the whole truth.
I have no idea how that money got into our account.
Hold on!
Wait.
I messed up. I messed up again. I'm sorry.
What did you do?
I lost a lot of money. Our entire savings.
I got into trouble again. With stocks.
I tried to mend it. Got money from loan sharks.
They promised to cover all my debts.
They said I'd have my life back.
You let these people inside our home and put our children at risk?
They promised they wouldn't do it while the children are at home.
They said all you'd have to do is botch up a surgery.
They promised no one would get hurt, and I fell for it.
-Can I help you? -Rubin.
-We spoke earlier. -Yes.
Come with me.
-That's the man. -Yes.
-Lovely, isn't he? -Absolutely.
NAME: UNKNOWN
-Are you signing for it? -Yes. They'll be picking it up tonight.
Alright.
Feeling dizzy? Nauseous?
Look up.
I'm Yael, Noa's mom. Nice to meet you.
Jonathan.
Tell me if this hurts.
I want to know what you're planning.
Trust me.
I spent six months in Gaza going house to house through the walls.
We're not in Gaza.
That's the key to the back door.
There are three of them now. One here and two upstairs.
When it gets dark, I'll take the big bloke with me a floor higher.
-Then you escape. -Got it.
If anything happens to my children, I'll never forgive you.
What did you find out?
If I'm right about this, you've got some radioactive explosives up your sleeve.
-Talk to me. -This old footage is genuine, no mock up.
-At least 30 years old. -Okay.
Lip movements suggest they're speaking in Hebrew, but it wasn't filmed in Israel.
You'll see most of the papers on the table are in English.
I think it's the Israeli Embassy somewhere.
What about the people filmed there?
I haven't a clue, but I bet it's not a love story.
Very funny.
-Why so serious? -Keep going.
Ella, in any case, I don't know how you got this footage but be careful with it.
I have to go.
There's a phone number on this card. Call only that number.
Don't trust anyone. Never the police.
I love you.
I must go upstairs.
His bandage needs to be changed.
You changed it an hour ago.
And where did you study medicine?
There are those who break and those who mend.
I'm a breaker.
Are you coming?
You're giving me orders?
I need help. I can't turn him over myself.
Hello?
Hello? Anybody there?
Hello?
-I really need to pee, please! -Making trouble, soldier boy?
Ella?
Chop chop. Come on.
Don't tie your shoes.
Alex! Alex!
Alex!
Move, move!
Here he comes!
To the wall, the wall!
-Help me. -Jump!
Come on!
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