All language subtitles for Domino (2019)

- I hate places like this.
- Come on.

Coming.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

Can I have an Americana, please?

What do you want?

- I'll just have black coffee.
- Two Americanos.

Forty-eight Kroners
for a cup of coffee?

Yeah.

- Are you gonna eat?
- No, I'm not.

Can I have a prosciutto sandwich?

And can you put
some of those tomatoes in there?

Of course.

Why didn't you clean the car?
It's disgusting.

What's your problem? Everything
you need is just right here.

Where? Where's the address?

I don't know. I mean, have a look.
Check the file.

There you go. Right there.

- Feed the computer.
- Feed it?

- Is it Ulrich? No.
- No.

- Mads?
- Yeah, that's it.

All right.

You better clean this car.
I'm not doing it this time.

- Right. You sound like my nagging wife.
- No, I'm serious.

Speak of the devil.

- Hi, honey, you're on speaker.
- Okay.

Hi, Hanne.

Hi, Christian.

Honey, could you swing by the pharmacy and
pick up my medicines on your way home?

- Yeah, no problem.
- Thanks.

- Can I come to dinner tonight?
- Yes, of course.

- What are we having?
- Um...

I'll make Lai cook
some of her spicy chicken.

Uh, great.
We'll see you after work then.

- Yeah, be careful out there.
- Yeah, I will.

- Everything all right?
- Mm-hmm, fine.

Absolutely fine.

It's a really good deal.
And if we go for it now,

- we can get it even cheaper.
- Uh-huh.

- It's a four-star hotel...
- Yeah.

- ...in the Canaries.
- Yeah.

It will do you good. It's always
miserable here in January.

Yeah, tell that to Lars, he's
the one that doesn't want to go.

Why don't you wanna go?

Come on,
I can sit on a beach when I'm old.

I told her she can go alone.

Yeah, he'll go with you.

- No, I won't go, she can go alone.
- Oh, yes, you'll go.

- No, I won't.
- You need the sun.

- That is so true.
- Thanks a lot.

Who is that?

- I should get going.
- Oh, oh.

- Someone has a date.
- You sound like my mother.

I sort of am.

That makes Lars my sort of father.

No, it doesn't.
I mean, You should be going, right?

We're going to work tomorrow,
4:00 to 12:00.

He's so sweet,
he worries about my bedtime.

- Always.
- Thank you.

Could you be a darling and
take out the garbage for me, please?

Of course.
You pick me up?

Yeah, make sure you're there.

All right, see you guys.

Lars?

Lars?

Shh.

- What's going on?
- I have to go to work.

You're not going anywhere.

No, you are not!

Really?

No.

I have to go.

You can let yourself out, okay?

Come here. Come here.

Yeah? Really?

Sorry.

You look like shit.
Didn't get any sleep?

- Did you?
- Oh... I slept enough.

All units, be advised,

there is a report of a domestic
dispute on Thekla Street.

- Anyone in the vicinity...
- No.

- Yes, we are.
- Oh, come on.

Let someone else do it.

10-4, 10-4, 96431.

We are on our way.

Copy. The address
is 18, Thekla Street, 6th floor.

Name is Farouk Hares.

H-A-R-E-S.

You should take
Hanne to the Canaries.

You know, take some time off.

- Kick back, relax...
- Look,

we can crab a cup of coffee
after work, then we can talk.

- Hold on.
- What?

We're on the wrong floor,
we need to go back down.

Hey, Farouk. Hey. Hey, buddy...

what's that on your shoes?

Hmm?

Stay down!

Take it easy.

Okay, Farouk,
I'm gonna stand you up now.

All right. Okay, here we go, yup.

Just stand there.

Now, take it easy!
Just stay there!

Go check on the wife,
she might be hurt.

Come on, that's top floor.

Why don't you do it?

Oh, take it easy! Huh?

Lars.

What?

Give me your gun.

- My gun?
- Yeah.

- Why?
- I left mine at home.

I know. I know.

All right.

Here you go.

Be careful, right?

You stay there and be quiet.

This is Lars Hansen, 96437.

No.

What?
No problem, I'll wait.

Mrs. Hares'?

Mrs. Hares'?

Mrs. Hares, it's the police.

Yeah. All right.

We just apprehended a man
on Thekla Street.

No, I haven't checked his ID yet.

Hold on.

Are you Farouk Hares'?

Hmm?

Lars!

Lars!

Lars?

Fuck!

- Hold on. Hold on.
- He stabbed me.

Hello? Officer down.
I need an ambulance

- to 18 Thekla Street...
- He had a knife.

Fourth floor and send backup.

- Ah, fuck!
- Shit!

Okay. Look at me.

- Look at me. Look at me.
- Yeah.

- An ambulance is coming.
- I'm fine.

I'm absolutely fine, okay.

- You okay? You sure?
- Yeah. Fine.

Go get him. All right?
Just go get the fucker.

- You okay?
- Go get him.

All right?

Thank you. Jacob?

What?

They said that he's
got brain damage,

and, um, they don't know
if he's gonna wake up again.

Of course, he will.

What happened, Christian?

I know, I understand.

- What happened?
- Shh.

Oh, my God.

Where was he stabbed?

He wasn't stabbed.
His throat was slit.

- Who got stabbed?
- Lars Hansen.

Couple of hours ago.

Out on Thekla Street.

- Is he alive though?
- Barely.

I should have stayed with him.
I made the wrong decision.

Why didn't you just
shoot, I mean, it's...

I left my gun in the car.

What? You left your gun in your car?

That van. I ran the license plates.

- They don't exist.
- We know, we're on it.

What about the crime scene techs?
Did they find anything yet?

You know misplacing your service
weapon is grounds for suspension?

I didn't misplace it.
I left it in the car.

It is not up to me to decide
what misplaced means.

I know.

Fucking hell.

We lifted a perfect set of prints.

Ezra Tarzi.

Thirty-eight. Born in Libya.

His family were Coptic Christians.

Came to Denmark as a kid.

Family were granted
citizenship in '88.

Did his military service here.
Special forces.

Married in the late '90s. Two kids.

Four years ago, after Gaddafi's fall,
his parents went back to Libya.

His father is a doctor. He wanted
to help to rebuild the country.

He shouldn't have done that.

We believe Ezra's father
is third from the right.

Here.

We got the list of names
from the Americans.

- From the FBI?
- Yeah.

When we went to Ezra's home,
it was like they'd just left.

There were still milk in the fridge,
clothes in the dryer and even a cat.

They just took off.

Hi, you called
Hanne and Lars.

Please leave a message
after the beep.

Hanne?

It's Alexandra Boe.

Hi, Alex.

Hi, um, would put me
on the Lars Hansen case

and I just thought
I'd get a head start.

Okay.

So, you were there
when he was attacked?

No. No, I was, um...

I was upstairs in the crime scene.

Lars was down on the fourth floor
with the suspect.

I think he was on the phone with
command when he was attacked.

It happened quickly.

So, you don't think
he was in a lot of pain?

I think it hurts being stabbed.

Yes, of course.

- Why did you leave him?
- What?

- Why did you leave him?
- I...

I didn't...

Lars wanted me to go after Tarzi.

We spoke. He was totally there.

I mean, none of us knew
how deep the cut was.

He wanted me to go and I went.

Okay?

Hello?

Yes.

Look, there's a meeting tomorrow
at 9:00. Let's take it from there.

Fine.

Christian, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.

How are you doing?
I mean, you fought the attacker.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Fuck!

Well, haven't you got yourself
into a fine mess?

You ever killed a
police officer before?

If he survives,
and I'm betting he won't,

he will likely spend the rest of
his life drooling in an institution,

which even here in Denmark
will earn you a hefty stretch.

Can you talk?

When I have something to say.

So, it's just a matter of time then.

Which you people
never have enough of.

"You people"?

So, you know who we are?

- CIA.
- Ah, correct.

You let me know
when you're ready to talk.

Your name is Musa, right?

I'm Joe.

Do you speak English, Musa?

- Yes.
- Yes?

- Speak up, Musa, do you speak English?
- Yes.

- Yes. Are you scared?
- A little.

A little?
You got nothing to be scared of.

I'm just gonna ask you
a couple of questions. Okay?

Musa! Look at me. Okay?

You know what kind of knife this is?

This is a knife for killing people.

It's taken many lives.

It has done some terrible things.

It's cut people's throats.
Chopped their fingers off.

Stabbed them.

Ever stabbed anybody, Musa?

You wanna hold it?

Come on, feel it.

Musa, I want you to hold it.
Pick up the knife.

Pick up the knife, Musa. Pick it up.

Musa, I want you to pick it
up, hold it.

Pick up the knife.

I also have some pictures here of
a man who was killed by that knife.

You want to see them?

Pretty gruesome, isn't it?

Ever seen anything like that before?

I have a picture here too
of the man who did kill this...

Stop it!

Yeah?

I think we're done here.

Farouk Hares
was the proverbial invisible man.

Proprietor of the most reasonable

and highly regarded
grocery store at Norrebro,

a Danish citizen, paid his taxes,

faithfully sending money
back to his family in Libya.

He went to the mosque once a week,
nothing suspicious.

Until now.

He was tortured and killed.

His apartment is filled
with guns and explosives,

and clearly he had some information
Tarzi wanted.

Not necessarily. It could be revenge
for something or other.

You know, Farouk's grandfather
might have done something

to Ezra's grandfather.

- You know we... we never forget.
- True. But why torture him?

Sometimes killing is not enough.

There's gotta be some pain
too, you know.

We all want to be on Omar's
good side, obviously.

Among his tomatoes,
we found a Scorpio machine gun,

9.3 kilos of explosives,
military grade.

We're gonna release
the news of his murder today,

obviously without mentioning
the gun or the explosives.

Any thoughts?

You might wanna check out
Prima Vegitales in Spain.

Yeah, Spanish police
is keeping an eye on them.

Also, Ezra Tarzi was abducted.

That might just mean
he wasn't acting alone.

No, no, no.

You know, I think I saw two,
maybe three guys, they were armed.

And they didn't help him escape,
they took him.

He was abducted.

Alex, what do you think?

Tarzi's father was executed
by ISIS a few months ago,

so, I'd start there.

You're making too
much noise, Ezra.

We had eyes and ears on Farouk,

and he had friends
who are our enemies.

Yeah, I heard you interrogated him,

so I know that your objective
is the same as ours.

I know that Al Din
had your father executed.

I also know that you
people never give up.

My guys in Tripoli never did, and
I'm guessing that you won't either.

And I just have this feeling
that you'll find Al Din

before he gets back to Libya.

What I don't want is for the
Danish police to arrest him first

because not only
will they refuse to extradite,

they'll probably give him asylum
and a fucking pension, no doubt.

Why don't you do
your own dirty work?

Because we are bound by conventions
and oversight committees.

I have VICE, New York Times,
Washington Post

all breathing down our necks,
nosing around our business,

I can't just go around slitting
throats and chopping off fingers.

The Danes don't take
too kindly to that.

Will you pass the salt, please?

I mean, maybe in Tripoli,
but not here in fairy-tale Denmark.

More importantly,
you're very, very good.

And with you,
I don't just get a bloodhound.

I get a pit bull too,
the most worthy of crossbreeds.

This is personal to you.

I lost five men and
my job to that man.

Salah Al Din should never
have been released from Guantanamo.

Admittedly, I should never
have lost sight of him in Libya.

You know, he spent 11 years inside.

He was the model prisoner.

He did everything
that anybody asked of him.

Imagine the patience that takes.
Eleven years.

In the end,
they just had to let him go.

Took him less than two days to
disappear once he got back to Libya.

That is why, my friend, you are going
back to that parallel universe,

so you can find him for me.

How do you know I can?

Same reason
you know you can.

You got a hell of a lot closer to him
than we did, and we're the fucking CIA.

You're a one-man band.

If I find him...

you let my family go?

Do you let my family go?

- When you find him...
- Yes.

- And you deliver him to me...
- Yes.

Then, yes,
I will let you and your family go.

Where do you think you'll start?

If you heard my conversation
with Farouk...

you know I was on my
way to his nephew.

He put them
in orange jumpsuits,

bullet in the back of the head,
decapitation of both.

Unless they put him in a cage
and set fire to him.

I mean, come on. I mean, look...
Look at this video, look.

I mean, even the way they shoot it,
it's like they're professionals.

I mean, the use of graphics,
slow motion...

even a drone shot.

I need some air.

I really don't understand how you can
eat after watching those executions.

You just compartmentalize.
That's something Lars taught me.

How long have you known each other?

Hmm.

Almost eight years.

He helped me get sober.

We shared a love of two things:

Alcohol and police work.

- We're very compatible.
- Hmm.

So, he, um, introduced me to AA...

then we became partners and then...

then we became friends.

He always has my back.

- Do you know him well?
- No.

I'm... I'm not a
vengeful person, Christian,

I'm really not.

I'll find whoever did this, I swear.

Thank you.

- Hanne, let me take you home...
- No, I'm not leaving his side.

Okay.

If you need anything, you call me.

- Anything.
- Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Okay.

I can't hear them. Turn it up.

- ...I'll come back and get you.
- Please be careful.

Calm down. It's gonna be fine.

Don't worry. I'll be back.

We'll be home soon.

Farouk sent me.

Do you know Al Din?

AI Din?

AI Din.

AI Din.

AI Din.

So, our friend Al Din
is in Brussels, huh?

Tonight's attack in Amsterdam

has left 15 dead and
at least 20 wounded.

ISIS has taken responsibility
for the attack

and has gone on record
stating that the bomb...

Yeah.

I figured you'd be interested

to learn that Hares' nephew just fell off
a seven-story balcony here in Copenhagen.

- Where?
- Ishoj.

Okay, text me the address,

get me whatever you can find on the
guy, and then call me back, okay?

- Hey.
- Hey.

Christian.

What's going on?

Why would Would show
up for a jumper?

I don't think this is
your typical jumper.

It's a long way down.

That's
Farouk Hares' nephew.

My guess is they were both killed
by the same guy... Ezra Tarzi.

There's going to be an investigation,
following what happened to Lars.

Both because of the gun

but also because you didn't
help a colleague in need.

Oh, wait a minute.

I'm going to have to take you
off the case.

What?

Omar, hold on.

Would, you can't do that.

Be at my office tomorrow
morning at 9:00,

- and bring your gun.
- Would.

Yeah.

Yusuf Hares rented a car
the day before yesterday

and then he reported it stolen.

It was just found in Brussels
a few hours ago, burned.

- Brussels?
- Yeah, Brussels.

You heard about the shooting, right?

I'm coming in.

Peter, I need those prints tonight.
All of them.

Okay.

Ezra wants Al Din
for the murder of his father,

and you say Al Din drove a rental
to Brussels.

Yeah.

Then Ezra is going to be in Brussels
as well.

We have to go to Brussels.

Should we clear this with Would?

Yeah, of course. Yeah.

- Um, I'll give him a call.
- Okay.

Give me one hour.

- Um, I'll pick you up at 10:00.
- Okay.

I love you.

Alex.

- Did Christian get in yet?
- No, I haven't seen him.

Okay, if you see him,
tell him to come to my office.

That's Salah Al Din?

Yeah, Christian thinks
that's the guy Ezra is after,

the one who killed his father.

Yeah. Hi, Joe, it's Would.

Yes, it is.

Uh-huh.

Mm-hmm.

Oh, I wouldn't have thought so.

You, my friend, are a Jordanian
diplomat, Assad Kouard.

There's a passport and
a driver's license.

Now, one of those cell phones
you found in that apartment

yielded a very interesting piece
of information.

Two incoming calls
from a Café Mustafa in Almeria.

Now, the calls weren't answered,
but it could be a signal.

From Almeria?

There's a ferry right
to North Africa.

Once he's there, forget it!

I don't know about you,
but I'm going to Almeria.

Here's your ticket.

You're booked on the first flight
in the morning.

I'll meet you at the cafe
sometime in the afternoon.

- Can I see my family?
- When you're done.

That's when I'll see mine.

Do you have any children?

- Close the door on the way out.
- Do you have any children?

Hey, Hanne, everything okay?

No.

He's gone, Christian.

Twenty minutes ago.

Oh, my God.

I'm so sorry, Hanne.

Is there anything I can do?

No, no, I'm gonna be okay.

I'm gonna be sick.

Hanne, we'll get through this,
I promise you.

I'll, uh...
I'll call you tomorrow. Okay?

What the hell is going on?

Hey. Hey.

It's okay, it's okay.

We loved... we loved each other
so... so much.

What?

I was so in love with him.

What are you talking about?

With Lars.

No.

- No.No.
- He really loved me.

It was not just an affair.
It's not what you think.

We were really in love
with each other, you know.

We wanted a family together.
And he was going to leave Hanne.

- No.
- Yes.

- He was gonna leave... I know.
- Hanne is sick.

- But he was gonna leave her.
- She's sick.

- He was gonna leave her.
- No. Shut it. Shut up, shut up.

- He was gonna leave...
- He's dead!

Fuck.

This is pointless.
Let's get help from Copenhagen.

And as of this morning,
I'm no longer on the case.

I'm under investigation.

- I can get help.
- Yeah, if we need it.

- We need it, Christian.
- Yeah.

I would have known
if Lars was having an affair.

If he was leaving Hanne,
he would have told me.

He would have.

- Here we go.
- Okay.

- Hey.
- Hashish?

No?

Enough therapy?

- It's Omar.
- Put it on speaker.

- Hello.
- Hey, it's Omar.

Yeah, I've had this
facial recognition program running

hoping to pick up Ezra.

It's tapping into the CCTV system
in Copenhagen.

And guess what? I just found him.

Getting on a flight to Almeria
from Kastrup Airport

and the flight is SAS
and it departs at 07:40.

And by the way,
he cut off his hair and beard.

Thanks, Omar.

Find the airport.

Passport.

Hey, I need two tickets
to the south of Spain,

as soon as possible.

Yeah. I've got a direct flight to
Almeria, tomorrow morning at 6:00.

Uh, no, um, what about Malaga?

Yes, I've got a departure to Malaga

- at 2:00 this afternoon.
- Perfect.

Hi, it's Alex.

Alex, hey, you have to call Would.

Why would an ISIS terrorist
escape to Almeria?

Probably to catch
the ferry to Melilla.

- Where's Melilla?
- It's in Morocco.

You know, once he's in North Africa,
he'd be safe.

Right, okay, got it.

We're police, both of us,
and we have guns.

I need your license
and your export documents

- to the EFF', please.
- Sure, I understand.

Do you have any forms
we can fill out?

You need to apply
three days ahead and...

Sure. I don't have three days,
what do we do?

If you wanna catch your plane,
I'll need your gun, sir.

- Are you fucking kidding me?
- Forget it, it's Brussels.

- Thank you, ma'am.
- There you go.

- Have a safe flight.
- Thanks.

Whatever happened,
it's not gonna bring Lars back.

Hanne is a widow in a
wheelchair, but you,

you'll move on,
you'll find someone else,

you'll forget about him.

You're such a fucking asshole.

- What?
- Here!

Oh.

Just because someone called from there
doesn't mean Al Din will show up.

Well, that's for you to find out,
isn't it?

I better go check the ferry.

Don't you just love
these Mickey Mouse airport rentals?

Do you want me to drive?
You haven't slept for days.

- Neither have you.
- No, but I'm not pregnant.

I'm fine.

Couple of years ago, I asked
Lars if he'd met someone else.

We were together for three years.

Suddenly, he was so happy.

Started working out,

got a gym membership,
he even went twice.

He said he'd never cheat on Hanne.

- Well, he lied to you.
- Yeah. Yes, he did.

- There's that sign again.
- Huh?

Of course.

Hey... I bet Al Din
is smuggling guns and explosives

to Almeria by boat.

Then he hides them in tomato crates,
loaded onto trucks like that one.

And that means

he's got boats going back and forth
from Morocco, Libya.

God knows where.

He's getting on a boat to go home.

Mm-hmm.

Hey, hey-

Mustafa.

- Al Din?
- Salah Al Din.

- Hey, is that... is that Al Din?
- You gotta be kidding me.

Yeah. All right, let's follow him.

Here we go.

What's going on?

It's a distraction.

- What's that guy doing?
- Follow him.

I'll keep an eye on Al Din.

Ole!

Ole!

Ole!

Ole!

Ole!

Ole!

Christian?

- Can you hear me?
- Yeah.

Did you get Al Din?

Yeah.

Yeah, but he's wounded.

What about you?

I'm fine. What do we do now?

I don't know.

Spanish police?

And forget about Ezra Tarzi? No!

Where are you?

Look up. You see that big Dura sign?

Yeah, I can see it.

That's where I am.

Okay, I'm coming.

- Yeah, it's Would.
- Would, it's Alex.

Yeah. What time is it?

What do you want?

I'm in Almeria with a wounded
Al Din. The ISIS leader.

I know who Al Din is.

What the hell are
you doing in Almeria?

I'm here with Christian Toft.

We tracked Ezra Tarzi down here.

They're on a rooftop with a big
neon sign that says "Dura" on it.

Okay. Don't do anything.

Don't contact the police.
I'll be in touch.

Fucking hell.

- Yes?
- Hi, Joe.

- It's Would.
- Mm-hmm.

My people have Al Din.

Will you just excuse
me for one moment?

Are you kidding me?

Because I happen to have
your Ezra Tarzi right here,

so how do you feel
about a little horse trade?

So, where are your people?

Dura?

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

I'm afraid you're going to
have to give me that knife now.

- Hand it over.
- Why?

Just give it to me.

Christian?

He says not to call
the local police.

He's going to call me back though.

I'm trying to get to you, but it's
just teeming with people here.

- Detective Christian Toft?
- Joe Martin?

Correct.

Would told me about
your little deal.

- Good.
- You got Tarzi?

- I certainly do.
- Bring him in.

Whoa, whoa.

Call an ambulance!

Tarzi, move away.

- Call an ambulance.
- Move away.

He lives and I get my family back.

Move the fuck away!

Shoot me.

Hey, easy now.

Hey, hold on, hold on.

This deal's off, Al Din's dead,

Ezra's coming with me.

Oh, no, he's not.

I'm the CIA, and this man has a
lot more work he can do for us.

I don't give a fuck who you are.

He killed my partner.
He's coming back to Denmark.

Detective, it's rare to find
this kind of talent.

It's personal to him,
he's avenging his father

and I have him on a leash.

You can't buy that
kind of commitment.

Nothing works like vengeance,

and this man has plenty of
vengeance left in him...

Oh, Christ.

You feel good avenging your lover?

How did you know?

We're Americans,
we read your emails.

Hey. Let me take this.

I do feel better.

Hey.