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Sally is his only unsolved case.

I like him very much.

- He loves you! - It's too dangerous.

If I'd missed you, I might not have bought a goldfish, but a snake.

It's all about Pinocchio. - Worth 300 million.

Those who attacked Martin and von Comer were after the art.

The one who has the art could be the killer.

Ankan must only believe that it's about the icon paintings.

And Pinocchio? - We'll find him through the killer.

You can have 10 percent. -I rather thought 50 percent.

Dubrovnik will meet the seller who we believe is Eriksson's killer.

"Give us Pinocchio or die." What the hell?

TEN HOURS

Hell.

Chief inspector? -Yes, what is it?

- How did it go yesterday? That thing ... - You're thinking about the picnic!

That was great, Edvin. Great job.

- But Tina isn't here. - Tina?

No, I don't see anyone. It's just you and me.

And Egon. And little me.

But what the hell, Bäckström! Whiskey already? Damn, it's only 10.00!

- That's usually the way every day at this time.

- Well, Bäckström. Tomorrow I'm going to meet Kristin.

Trying to make it clear that it wasn't me who was unfaithful ...

- Niemi, Niemi! I don't give a shit about your private life.

- I might be able to move back home soon.

- Pack and leave, then. You don't have to give a farewell speech.

See you at work later. - Whatever, Edvin and I ...

... wanted to give you a surprise. - Can't you see I'm busy?

- When Edvin comes back from Scouts, then?

- Yes, maybe.

What the fuck? Why don't you answer when I call?

He won't come. - Course he will. We'll be prepared.

Right?

Bäckström's gone out. - You know what to do.

Dubrovnik's car's stopping. He's getting out.

- The seller may have a room at the hotel. Keep an eye on Dubrovnik at all times.

- Yeah, we're right behind him.

- Be discreet so you don't get burnt. - Don't barge in and shout "Hello there!"?

- No, you'd probably have to say "Good day, sir", otherwise he won't understand.

Because, he can't speak Swedish. - Sharpen up now!

- He's checking in now. - Can I get a coffee?

- Absolutely, right away.

- He's walking towards the lift. - Check what his room number is.

Hello. - Good morning.

What the fuck is she doing?

No risks, Nord.

What's happening?

He's on his way to his room.

Room 424. No seller. Get a key.

A little praise might be appropriate?

- What for? Doing her job?

You been to the hairdresser, or what? - No, nowhere. I've ...

So anyway. Dubrovnik is being watched. - Yes.

- He's going to lead you and your colleagues to the seller?

So you've got a cunning plan to steal the musical box in front of everyone?

- Yeah, that's the idea. It has to be done within eight hours.

- You said nine. - Well now it's eight.

Time flies when you're sitting in the hairdresser's.

- You can almost feel it. The curse.

Everyone who covets Pinocchio suffers the curse.

- Where have we got to now? "The Lord of the Rings", right?

- If you fail, I have to have a plan B.

- Plan B? Email Gandalf. - Call Tina Bonde.

She can talk to them. The Russians have threatened you, haven't they?

- Probably, but why should I call her?

She's the last one I'd call to ask for help, the fucking snake.

- Then you'd rather die?

We can't hang around here all day. - Right.

Dubrovnik has left the room, heading for the lifts.

- He's probably on his way to the auction. - I'll go in and bug the room.

Olzzon, Dubrovnik's on his way down in the lift.

He didn't come out of the lift. - Check the stairs.

Where the fuck's he gone?

- He's not on the stairs. - I'll set the other camera.

- Clara, he may be on his way back. Leave the room now.

- Fuck. I didn't set up the mic.

Oh shit look, there's the microphone. Hell.

Hi, welcome.

Dubrovnik has arranged a meeting with someone.

He's the one with the hat.

Can it be the seller he's going to meet? - Who do you think it is?

Is G Gurra the seller? - Of course he's not.

- Why's he talking to Dubrovnik? - I'm going to call and ask him.

- He's just going to lie. - He's not involved.

He put you on ignore?. - He turned me off, yes.

What's he doing? He's lying there like a sack of spuds.

- He's waiting. - What for? On, bedsores, right?

- We'll see. Probably the seller. Are you in a hurry, or something?

- This is a bit like elk hunting. When you sit in a tower and wait.

- You've never hunted elk, have you? - I can start once this is ...

Now I've got Cinnamon. That's the fun of keeping animals.

- What, that you can kill other animals?

FOUR HOURS

I have to run.

- Are you okay? - Absolutely. Just fine.

What the hell... Won't you open the door?

- Weren't you the one who'd rather get a snake than come to meet me?

- I apologize for the snake.

But your Russian mates and your Tsar— - He's not my Tsar any more, okay?

But listen, Tina ... Three others have had the same threat I have.

Two are dead, one is in a coma. Please, let me in. Please.

Hello. How are you? - Okay I suppose ...

- Have you got anything to drink?

I want you to contact the Tsar. - I can't deal with him any more.

I've only just freed myself from him. - Of course you can.

Tell him I don't have Pinocchio. -You can do that yourself.

- I'm trying to. I've sent him 20 fucking texts.

The only answers I get are new threats.

Counting down the hours until my death. I don't have any musical box.

- Why does he think you've got it? - Because Severin goes on TV ...

... and lies about me stealing things from crime scenes.

- But you do. - Not from Eriksson.

Okay, I saw ...

... I saw Pinocchio at Eriksson's house tucked away inside a fucking whiskey box.

But then the following night someone came in and grabbed it

- You can take this up with Ankan and your police colleagues.

- My time runs out at 8 o'clock. After that I'm one dead fucker.

We've been looking for that fucking Tsar for six months.

And the Russian police even longer.

No one knows where he is or how to get in touch with him except you.

Can you help me with that now? Please? With a cherry on top?

Can you help me with that? Hello, can you hear me?

- Then you have to do exactly as I say. - Absolutely.

- You have to leave now. - I'm going.

- And stay away. - Absolutely.

Well, what is it that's so urgent?

- Is it you who's threatening to kill Bäckström?

- How can you even come up with an idea like that?

- You've already killed Eriksson.

- Stop, stop. Now I'm actually becoming really ...

... what is it the Swedes say? Offended.

We are innocent of Eriksson's death.

Yes, we threatened him to get Pinocchio.

But someone else got there before us and took it.

- It wasn't Bäckström. - That's what he says, yes.

What if he's deceivng you so that you will deceive us?

- He said you don't like to kid around. - Yes, that's right.

So surely he'll just give it to us?

And if he really doesn't have it, seriously, he will find it.

Either way, we win.

- Are you prepared to kill a policeman? - A corrupt policeman.

- Is this revenge?

- Yes, revenge.

Bäckström killed his brother if you remember.

I have nothing against Bäckström. And listen, Tina ...

... It's not about money. - What is it about, then?

- About freedom. - Freedom?

- Yes, freedom! I want to be free.

To be able to go out with my friends, and just eat at a restaurant.

I want to be able to go for a swim without having to plan it weeks ahead.

Look at this. This is not a life.

- A music box would change that? - Yes.

After we stole it for Eriksson ...

... we were told that it apparently once belonged to our last tsarist family.

And now I want to bring it home.

To our Mother Russia.

- But how can it set you free? - That's easy.

Our president truly loves ancient Russian treasures.

I give him Pinocchio, then maybe ... I hope ...

... he'll grant me amnesty in Russia. Then I can have a normal life.

In freedom. I can be free. Truly free.

How did it go? What happened? - It's bad news.

8 o'clock is still valid. - Then you'll have to contact them again.

- No. No. - What are we going to do then?

We could go there with the task force.

- Then it'll get out that I was with the Russian mafia.

- What the hell does that matter? - Evert ...

I wish I could do what you're asking of me. But I'd lose everything.

- Lose everything? What the hell do you have to lose?

- Everything I've fought for. My reputation. My clients.

My friends, who mean everything to me.

My freedom. If I do as you say, I'm going to jail.

- Yes, and I'm dead come 8 o'clock.

You're saying you want to but you can't? You're at the mercy of a psychopath.

One who treats you like a puppet dancing to his tune.

Free? What kind of freedom is this? You don't have any freedom, do you.

- So why are you asking me for help? - I'm wondering the same fucking thing.

Here he comes. - Hold on.

- What the hell are you doing? Haven't you pulled your finger out yet?

- Do you recognize yourself?

It's the Sally painting. In 3D.

As you can see, we've got in the whole wood as well.

And the meadow you ran across.

- Yes, I've not been sleeping well lately.

I put it together as a thank you for letting me stay here.

Well, yes, me and Edvin. Naturally.

As you can see, the figures may not be exactly to scale.

But the rest is. You could benefit enormously from this.

If you want to get an overview of the killer's possible escape routes.

Like the country road, the railway. They're obvious. But ...

... they never checked the sea route properly.

You can get to and from the village, back and forth without any problems.

And to the family mansion as well. You never said she was a count's daughter.

- Yes, we've recreated the murder scene based on the police investigation.

Here's you when you were little running across the field towards the wood.

Sally!

Sally! Sally?

Sally?

Sally?

But it's not quite how you told me.

Sally wasn't lying on green moss, but on muddy soil.

And not on her back but on her stomach, pressed into the ground.

So according to the police report, your memory was a little out.

- Stop it. - The head had signs of gross violence.

According to the investigation, she was strangled.

- Stop, Edvin.

- Sometimes it's good to know. - We just wanted to help you.

- Niemi! - Evert...

- Have you completely lost your mind? - Evert!

- Fucking idiot!

TWO HOURS

That would look nice on you. - That one?

- That one. - Think so?

- Wouldn't that be good on you? - Yes.

- Do you like...?

- Anything? Nothing? - Not yet.

- , Nord. Status? - 20 cups of coffee, I'm awake.

We've been going all day but we can't relax now.

-Okay? - Please ...

Stand still!

- Put down the weapon. - As it happens, I need money.

This is a death mask from Burundi. It has a few miles onthe clock.

Now something's happening.

- I think contact's begun, so full alert.

G Gurra is here. - G Gurra?

He's carrying a big thick case.

- Big enough for four icon paintings? - No, maybe a couple.

- What do you think? - I don't know.

- He's gone up in the lift. - Nord, he's on his way to you.

- Do we have a camera in there? - No.

Did you tell Gurra that we have surveillance on Dubrovnik?

- Yes. Or, no, I don't think so. Not as far as I remember.

I think.

G Gurra's leaving the room with the case.

- Could he have a painting in it? - That seems crazy.

- Bäckström and I will follow G Gurra.

- Bäckström can't shadow him.

- She's right. You're a close friend. If he's involved—

- He's not involved. He gave us Dubrovnik, for fuck's sake.

- To appear innocent. What's to say he hasn't been lying all the time?

- He's in the lobby now, on his way out.

- Bäckström stays here. Olsson, you're with me.

Now.

- Dubrovnik's just left his room. - You and Olsson follow him.

Bäckström will hold position here.

Olzzon! Start the car!

Olzzon! Go and sit in the surveillance van. Give me the keys.

Let's get a move on so we don't miss anything.

- Where's Olzzon going? - He got a stomach ache.

We're following G Gurra to the west. - Dubrovnik's going in the same direction.

- What the fuck Bäckström? You were supposed to stay in the van.

- Since when does he do as he's told?

- Olzzon couldn't risk going. He got diarrhoea, and stomach ache.

- Are they going to meet again outside the city, do you think?

- Or maybe they're meeting the seller?

- Yes, that could be. G Gurra may be an intermediary.

- Or they'll have dinner at some fancy country house.

There are plenty of great places to eat along this road.

Okay. G Gurra's just turned off. - Yes, so has Dubrovnik.

- Our friend seems to be taking a break. - Maybe he's going to meet the seller?

- Dubrovnik 's stopped at a rest area. What's it looking like with you?

- Gurra's stopped at a farm.

- Gurra's going in. - Dubrovnik's getting out.

- Things are moving here.

- What does it say?

- It says he's going to meet the seller.

Here we go.

These are GPS coordinates. "Come alone."

What are you doing? Are you going to go in his place?

- Take him to the station. - But you need backup!

- For fuck's sake just do as I say! - I'm not Ankan.

You might be unemployed tomorrow if you don't do as I say.

Police!

Police! Open it. Now.

Could you hold this a moment?

What the hell is that? - A beautiful old travel gramophone ...

... that 'I have used to play a not entirely legal recording ...

... of Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" recorded in the Berwald Hall in 1980.

The interesting thing about the recording— - Did you play it for Dubrovnik?

- Yes. How did you know that? - Does Bäckström know about this?

- Bäckström doesn't like classical music.

In fact Bäckström doesn't like any music at all.

- Clara, tell me what's happening? What? He did what? What did you say?

- Mate, I can't find a price for this.

- Yes? - Don't go all the way.

Send the coordinates, and we'll meet a kilometre away.

- What happened with G Gurra?

- He has nothing to do with this. - Are you sure?

- Send the coordinates. - Yeah yeah.

What do you think of this? - now, Kristian.

THUMBS UP

It must have been a long time since Bäckström read this investigation.

- Yes, if he ever did read it.

- Why wouldn't he have read it? He's been working the case for 50 years.

- As you get older, you'll understand that people don't always tell it as it is.

- I know what lying is.

- Yes, of course you do.

Children lie as well. To each other.

But we adults sometimes lie to ourselves.

- I don't understand. Why would he lie about the Sally case?

- I don't really know.

Sometimes you go over things that have happened ...

... in your head, because otherwise you can't live with it.

We're on our way. Do nothing until we get there. Hello?

Hello? Can you hear me?

Shouldn't you wait for the cavalry?

Oh that's right, you can't. I'm so stupid.

You've lied, gone behind people's backs, and tried to steal the music box.

But hang on ... That sounds very familiar.

That's exactly what I did.

It's crazy! We've lived the same life, you and me.

- We bloody well have not. - Yes, we have.

Now it looks like we're going to die in the same way.

- Fuck you. - Uh-oh. Sounds like you're scared.

That's no surprise. I understand.

If anyone could understand, it's me. I didn't want to die either. Not at all.

I had just met the daughter I didn't even know I had.

And I think you have ...

Yes, that's right ... What do you have?

That's just it: What do you have? You have nothing.

No one at all who cares. It must be pretty lonely.

- Go to hell. -No, Evert. Forgive me.

Stay here now. Take it easy.

Stay here and wait for Ankan, then let her help you.

Then everything will be in order. You're not as alone as you think.

TRANSFER THE MONEY

GIVE ME PINOCCHIO FIRST

NO, THE MONEY FIRST

Fuck.

Police, stop! Stop!

Bäckström?

Is everything okay? - Go away.

Hell.

Hell.

PINOCCHIO FIRST OTHERWISE I GO NOW.

INSIDE THE CONTAINER

There you are, little friend.

Hell. Hell.

YOU ARE NOT DUBROVNIK!

YOUR TIME IS UP

I want to be free.

I give him Pinocchio, so maybe... I hope...

... that I can then return to a normal life in freedom.

Be free.

Bäckström?

He didn't give a shit about anything you said, as usual.

When will you realise that he doesn't take you seriously?

It's all right, I live here. I'm a cop. You can go.

It's all right.

Hell...!

Edvin!

Edvin!

Edvin!

English subtitles by ...

jeremys and faxeholm1234

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