All language subtitles for The Night Manager - S02E02 - Episode 2-eng

I am formally sanctioning a further
three-year extension

for the Night Owl unit.

His name is Jaco Brouwer.

- How do you know him?
- From a previous life.

Shipment arrives
in Cartagena Port in three days.

But chief calls himself
Richard Roper's true disciple.

He's Teddy Dos Santos.

All I've got is information about
Barquero Commerce

and their charity foundation.

Nothing above the parapet.

That face is too pretty to lose.

Do you think he's all right?
I'm worried about him.

Rex was murdered,
and the River House are involved.

An import company in Cartagena is

buying UK machine tools
for oil pipelines.

Something started to feel wrong.
I took it to Rex.

- What about this man?
- No.

- Tell the team we're going to Spain.
- We're watchers, not the show. Remember?

Shipment list
with a government stamp, as requested.

[tense music]

Waleed.

[door opening]

Hi, this is Alex Goodwin.
Please leave a message.

[Mayra] The Night Owls
is a surveillance unit.

You watch, you listen, you report.

You do not hunt down.

Alex Goodwin was my boss.

He gave the order
to follow Michel Hebert to Spain.

- We thought that he had authority.
- Well, he had none.

Did he say why he was following
some gunrunner on a fake passport?

No.

He only told us what we needed to know.

That's all?

Are you a sheep?

You know, Alex Goodwin's recklessness
not only cost him his own life,

but the lives of some
of our finest servants.

I'm hereby terminating
the Night Owls unit.

And as for you, Ms Price-Jones,
you should take some time off.

And if anyone outside this room asks,

your unit was never in Spain.

Is that clear?

Yeah.

Good. You can go.

Thank you.

[intriguing music]

[opening theme]

[opera music playing on radio]

[door opening]

Sally.

[tense music]

It's all right, Jonathan. We're alone.

I come here most weekends to fish.

- Bit of a bolthole to clear the mind.
- Where's Sally?

- [opera music ends]
- She's about a mile from here.

Waiting for us to join her.

Why did you call me Jonathan?

Because it's your name.

Jonathan Pine.

The man who brought down Richard Roper.

When six years ago

Rex asked for my help
in creating the new you,

I was happy to oblige.

I've long been an admirer from afar.

Let's have some tea.

We need to talk.

Mayra Cavendish believes you died
in that hotel room explosion.

I used my influence to ensure the report
mentioned two bodies in that room.

There was, in fact, only one.

Sally's told me about the Alcestis.

Cartagena. Teddy Dos Santos.

Let me help you, Jonathan.

Whatever you've got in mind,
you can't do this alone.

[intriguing music]

I found these in the Roper archive.

This one is from Teddy Dos Santos.

Did Richard Roper smuggle arms
into Colombia in the 1990s?

- It was never proven.
- But?

- Almost certainly.
- Okay.

Then I think Teddy is
continuing his business model,

and I think British intelligence
is helping him.

You can't use service cover now.
Too risky.

Mayra has friends in many places,
as Rex discovered.

What about Roxana Bolaños?

Not a trace.

Maybe they killed her too,
but we can't be sure.

Hey.

- Waleed shouldn't have been there.
- I know.

He had children,
and he had a bloody beautiful wife.

I know.

I have no one.

An arthritic dog.

You should have told us about your past.

I'm sorry, Sally.

- How's Mike?
- He left the service.

He went straight to the Square Mile.

You know, you should do the same.

I've put you in too much danger already.

I'm not going anywhere.

They died for nothing otherwise.

Come on.

[Sally] Okay. The trucks arrive tomorrow
to take the cargo from Cartagena Port.

But you asked for a way to stop it.

- Who is he?
- Alejandro Gualteros,

public prosecutor in Medellín.

Now, he has tried twice before
to stop Barquero, but he got nowhere.

We've tipped him off
under the code name Max.

He's impounded the shipment for us
and he's frozen Barquero's bank accounts.

Which means Teddy will need cash flow.

That's your way in.
We'll use the Roper piggy bank.

Seems appropriate,
given you stole it the first place.

300 million, last time I looked.

Okay.

But you can't be Alex Goodwin.

So who am I?

Matthew Ellis.

Forty-three years old.

Born in Norfolk
to a second-rate merchant banker

and an alcoholic mother
who slept with half of Fakenham.

Good for her.

- Good?
- Yeah.

- Try this one here.
- You're a very wealthy man

with a penchant for risk.

Pinstripe. Try that.

That's not right.

No, it's… it's cheap.

- It's not…
- It's obvious.

It's obvious.

You made your own path
creating and then just

trashing companies
in Europe and the Gulf.

Shoes…

No socks with these shoes.

Try it with this. Yeah.

Finally, you settled in Hong Kong,
working for a Swiss investment outfit,

Steiger and Sons.

- That?
- Yes.

- That's him.
- That's him.

[intriguing music]

You are in Medellín after a scandal
with the Hong Kong bank.

You're on your own.
You're dodgy, and you've money to burn.

You're staying at the Gran Meliá

because naturally,
that is the only hotel in Colombia

that you'd ever be seen dead at.

- Naturally.
- Naturally.

[tense music]

Matthew Ellis.

[Sally] You've run away from family,
relationships, and any responsibility.

And you've given in to your vices.

[in Spanish]
The sports facilities are through here.

The club bar is open until…

[Sally, in English] Now, Teddy's lawyer,
Carrascal, is your way in.

He loves to gamble.

They lunch together every Tuesday
after his tennis practice at his club.

That's your chance to be
a snake in their garden.

[Basil] Jonathan, any red flags,

you follow the escape routes immediately.

I'd normally take months
to do something like this.

See you there.

With my sun hat on.

[cheerful music]

[music ends]

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

You might have the same problem I had.

Coach had to leave.
Family issues, apparently.

Are you new to the club?

Flew in two days ago.

Matthew Ellis,
member of the Simmonds in London.

- Juan Carrascal.
- Hi.

You wanna play a set?

Yeah.

- Do you wanna make it count?
- Yeah.

How much for?

Thousand dollars?

You don't mess around, do you?
[in Spanish] I'm going to beat you.

[tense music]

- [Jonathan, in English] Ace.
- Nice serve.

- [grunts]
- Thirty-love.

[Jonathan] Game.

One love to me.

[Juan grunts]

Well done, Englishman.

- Two love.
- Well done.

[both pant]

Oh, come on!

- [in Spanish] Damn it!
- [in English] Okay. Three love to me.

[tense music]

- Out!
- Nice serve.

[grunts]

One, three.

- Out!
- Weigh in.

- You've got to be fucking joking.
- Not your lucky day today.

[Juan laughs]

[in Spanish] Great!

[in English] Your serve.

- Fuck!
- That's my set!

You have a strong forehand,
but you rely on it too much.

You sound like my father.

[Juan laughs]

- Here's your money.
- Forget it.

It would be like taking
candy from a baby.

Hey, Juan.

Don't be cruel. Huh?

[in Spanish]
I'll see you inside with Sánchez.

Okay.

- [in English] How was your game?
- I lost.

Do you know what they say?

Defeat makes you stronger.

Let's hope so.

You are new, right?

I just flew in.

Come, I'll walk you inside.

[in Spanish] Good morning, sir.

[in English] You're English?

I'm from Hong Kong. Swiss bank.

Been there for ten years.

And what are you doing in Colombia?

Let's just say it's getting more complex
to work with our Chinese friends,

so I'm seeking new opportunities.

Hmm. You're a risk taker.

In life… as on the court.

I like that.

[in Spanish] Mr Dos Santos,
I'm sorry to interrupt.

General Sánchez is waiting at the bar.

I'll just be a moment, thank you.

[in English] I have to go, my friend.

- Sure.
- Nice to meet you.

I hope Colombia treats you well.

See you around.

Where are you staying?

At the Gran Meliá, while I make plans.

Take care, my friend.

[in Spanish]
General, thank you so much for coming.

[General] With pleasure, Eduardo.

Tell me, how can I help you?

His name is Alejandro Gualteros.
He is making my life difficult.

He's frozen all my bank accounts.

Impounded the shipment.
Now he wants to look inside.

And that cannot happen.

[General] Don't worry, leave it to me.

[Teddy] Make it quick.
No money. No operation.

[intriguing music]

What's up, Javi?

Mr Alejandro, how are you?

Black coffee as usual, please.

[in English]
Let me get that for you, Alejandro.

- [in Spanish] Thanks.
- You're welcome.

- [in English] Excuse me. Who are you?
- You received a tip-off ten days ago.

The sender's code name was Max.

You impounded the shipment for us,

and Max wants you to know
we're very grateful.

Yeah, but I can't open it.

I just got this letter.

The military are stopping me.

Let me guess: General Horacio Sánchez.

Yes.

Who are you?

It's okay, Alejandro. We're friends.

This conversation was recorded
in Richmond, London, two weeks ago.

Listen to it, but share it with no one.

We want to know what's going on,
just like you do.

So whatever Teddy Dos Santos offers you
to release that shipment, you refuse it.

We'll talk soon.

[intriguing music]

["The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face"
by Roberta Flack]

[music continues]

Rex Mayhew was a servant
to his country over many decades.

He was a man of deep principle,
a dyed-in-the-wool Englishman.

But more than anything,

he was a devoted husband to Celia,

an adoring father and grandfather,

and a dear friend, whom I shall remember
with a twinkle forever in his eye.

I hear you're having Alex Goodwin's body
flown back from Spain.

What's left of it.

Not much, I'm afraid.

[sighs]

[sighs]

You see,

Alex made a mistake.

He got involved above his head,

fought the wrong people.

And Rex?

Rex…

was a tragedy.

What about you, Basil?

Where do you stand in all this?

You know where I stand.

I'm loyal to the service.
Always have been.

But what service?

This mythic England of Rex's?
Green fields and croquet?

It's been paved over.

Our paymasters want us at the top table.

We may have to stand
on some heads to get there.

What do you need from me?

All of Rex's operational files.

You send them over.

[man in Spanish, TV] Here's the Attorney
General Consuelo Arbenz's statement,

about today's news:
the arrest warrant issued

against the politician, José Cabrera.

In two weeks' time, we celebrate
ten years of peace in our country.

But we must not forget that for decades

the Cabrera family tyrannised
our country.

And we will not let them do it again.

This is cynical political manipulation

by a government afraid
of what people really want.

- [phone ringing]
- …I represent strong leadership…

- [in English] Yes?
- [Juan] Is that, uh, Matthew Ellis?

Yes. Who is this?

It's your tennis partner.

Would you care to join me and Teddy
at our fundraising gala tomorrow?

[Jonathan] I'd love to.

Good evening. Thank you.

[cheerful music]

Would you like some champagne?

[Teddy, in Spanish, TV] For decades,
violence was a way of life here.

But things have changed.

The waiters and waitresses here tonight
are all survivors of that war.

Many of them spent their youth
in the jungle

with an AK47 in their hands.

Now the war is over,
Aurora's mission is to help them.

To give them a new life.

[in English] Last time I saw you, you
were angry at losing on the tennis court.

[laughs]

I still am.

Matthew, thank you for coming.
It's so important to have your support.

- Oh, you don't have it yet.
- Ooh.

- Juan should be here any minute.
- Very good.

- He's picking up a guest.
- Okay.

- Maybe another drink?
- Why not?

- Thank you very much.
- You're welcome.

So, you came alone?

No one to keep you company?

I'm always open to offers.

Oh, I like that.

And I'm sorry. I just thought
that you might be married or…

I tried it for a while.

French woman in Hong Kong.
Didn't go to plan.

Oh.

She's back in Paris
now with our daughter.

So…

So not a family guy.

Let's just say… I like my freedom.

- Champagne?
- Lovely. Thank you. Yes.

Okay.

[Teddy, in Spanish]
What are you doing, kid?

[in English] Let me help you with that.

[Teddy, in Spanish] Let's learn the job
properly next time, okay?

- [in English] I'm sorry.
- Not to worry.

It's all in a twist.

[Teddy, in Spanish] See? Not so hard.

[in English] There you are… Uh…

Octavio.

Good luck.

These kids. Where'd you find them?

In every street corner.

Orphans grow wild in Colombia.

Juan looked into that Swiss bank
to work for in Hong Kong.

They are a secretive bunch.

Aren't we all?

Well.

[in Spanish] Look.

[in English] There's Juan now.

Oh!

[intriguing music]

Who's he with?

She's a very close friend of mine.

- Huh.
- You want to say hi?

I'd like that.

Let's say hello.

[Teddy, in Spanish] Juan, how are you?
Look who's here.

[Jonathan, in English]
Juan, lovely to see you.

- How's your arm?
- [Jonathan] Fully recovered.

We should have a rematch.

- [Juan] Whenever you want.
- [Teddy, in Spanish] Roxy, beautiful.

Hello.

[in English] I want you to meet someone.
He's my friend Matthew from Hong Kong.

Hello. Pleasure to meet you.

And you. Welcome to Colombia.

- You're new in town?
- Oh, I just flew in.

Terrible turbulence on the way over.
Thought I might not make it.

But here you are.

- Here I am.
- [indistinct chatter]

- Matthew. Excuse me for a moment.
- Of course.

I need to speak with Juan.
Can you take care of our guest?

[intriguing music]

[in Spanish] Let's go.

[in English]
You want to talk first, or shall I?

Why don't you?

In London,
you told me you didn't know Teddy.

Said you'd never met him.
That's not the case, is it?

You called him from that hotel room.

You were working for him all that time.

- I don't know what you're talking about.
- Don't lie to me.

I recorded our London conversation,

and it places you right
at the heart of the Barquero operation.

So we can do this informally,
or we can choose a different route.

Arrest warrant.

Accessory to murder.

Extradition to London.

I'm not alone here, by the way.

There's a support team outside waiting.

So how we do this is up to you.

[tense music]

What do you want?

The truth.

Keep smiling for the cameras.

Rex found me. He called me in Miami.

Why?

He'd noticed traffic between River House
and Colombia. My name was mentioned.

So you flew to London to reassure him?

- You fed back to Teddy. They killed him.
- I had no idea that would happen.

Who did it?

Teddy's people? London?

- I don't know.
- What's in the Barquero shipment?

- Because it isn't machine tools.
- Teddy didn't tell me.

Who's he selling to? Colombian military?

I told you, I don't know.
I just front the deal.

And how much does he pay you for that?

He's watching us.

- Are you two together?
- He's with nobody in that way.

- But he trusts you.
- He trusts no one.

I should be back in Miami, but I'm stuck
in his villa under constant surveillance.

It's like I'm his fucking prisoner.

You don't look like a prisoner to me.

The man talking with
him on the mezzanine.

He's a senior prosecutor.
Alejandro Gualteros.

Ten days ago, he impounded the shipment
after an anonymous tip-off.

That was you?

He's also frozen
the company's bank accounts.

Now, Teddy's going to need
cash flow to meet his deadline.

That's where you come in.

You're going to convince him
that Matthew Ellis is the man he needs.

You're going to vouch for me.
I want a meeting in three days.

You know I can't do that.

You want to get away clean?
That's the price.

You have a choice to make, Roxana.

You can either
get me inside his operation

or you can tell Teddy everything.

- There is nothing…
- My apologies.

Teddy!

- [Roxana, in Spanish] What did he say?
- He won't play.

[in English]
Matthew, I'm sorry, but we have to leave.

Thank you for coming. And don't
forget to make a donation to my charity.

We save lives.

Roxy.

Roxana.

Um, why don't you take my card?

Perhaps we can discuss things
further over a private drink.

Yeah, I'd like that.

I hope that's not you being polite.

I don't know the meaning of the word.

I'll take care of that for you.

[tense music]

Matthew. Goodbye, old boy.

- Nice to see you.
- Bye.

[in Spanish] Let's go.

[intriguing music]

[Sally, in English] Nice gaff you got.

How's yours?

Sans air-con and sticky carpets.

Way out of your league.

Just make sure you lock
the bedroom door. Okay?

Yeah, okay. I can look after myself.
Thank you.

Our prosecutor came
to the museum tonight.

And?

He refused their offers.

Just as you asked.

Good boy.

I think we can trust him.

Anything else?

Roxana Bolaños was at the party tonight.

It's okay.
She's getting me inside Teddy's set-up.

And you trust her?

Not exactly, but she's all we've got.

I still got nothing concrete
on Teddy's past.

Did you get any more on Barquero?

No, nothing.

The paper trail seems clean.

What she told us in London checks out.

- I need more.
- I know. I'll keep looking.

- Good night.
- Night.

[quiet music]

[man, in Spanish] The rest
is between you and your husband.

Come in.

Look, in my opinion, if I may…

Violence is never the answer.

Now, about the money that you owe me…

Hello?

Hello?

- How can I help you, sir?
- Hello. Good morning.

I'm Max Robinson.

I called earlier.

[in English] Ah, Mr Robinson.
From London, yes?

- [in Spanish] Yes.
- [in English] Welcome.

- Welcome.
- [in Spanish] Thank you.

[in English] So, what can I do for you?

I hear you're good at finding people.

I'm sorry it took so long.

Rex was somewhat unorthodox
in terms of paperwork.

- I've sorted it as best I can.
- Find anything irregular?

Nothing.

Well, thank you, Basil.

You're an angel.

An angel with a migraine.

Why don't you go home?

Leave me and the team with this.

- Are you sure?
- Of course.

Thanks, Mayra.

[tense music]

- Mr Khan?
- Yes. Sorry.

- Have you been waiting?
- It's fine.

I've got another viewing at 4:30,
but I'll fit you in.

It's lashed down.

You need to just give it a shove.

[door opening]

Straight up to the top.

It's got the dual aspect feature as well.
Gorgeous view.

Holland Park is such a classy area.

I could probably get them to keep
the table and lamp too, if that helps.

My client's from the Gulf.

He'll take possession immediately.

He's happy to pay six months up front.

[quiet music]

[birds chirping]

You okay?

Yeah.

I was a cop for ten years.

I had this crazy idea
police were meant to arrest the bad guys.

I learned my lesson the hard way.

Boom!

It's a small town.

Someone will know her.

All right.

[birds chirping]

Here she is.

María Luisa Vidal.

She died so young.

[woman, in Spanish] Excuse me.

Why are you here
asking questions about my mother?

- This is your mother?
- Yes.

What's your name?

[in English] Clara. Who are you?

Do you know this man?

- Where did you get this photograph?
- You know him?

He's my brother, Eduardo.

I haven't talked to him in 30 years.

He was not brought up here.

- You're sure it's him?
- I know my brother.

Listen, I think he may be in trouble.

Okay? I'm a friend of his,
and I need to find him.

Any way you can help me?

[bells ringing]

[Jonathan, in Spanish] What is it called?

Christ enthroned among the Saints.

Thanks.

This painting shows all the saints
in adoration of the one true Lord.

It is our pride and joy.

Did you look after a boy here?

Thirty years ago?

Eduardo Vidal.

I thought you were an art historian.

I'm trying to find Eduardo.
His sister Clara sent me.

Eduardo left when he was 16,
and I have not seen him since.

Do you know why his mother sent him here?

There was a scandal. But we do not get
involved in family matters.

Our only care was for the boy.

And no one ever visited?

Only his father.

Boy! Here he comes!

He came once a year.

Eduardo looked forward to it so much.

He practised his English all year.

Just for that one day.

Look! There he is…

[Jonathan, in English]
Eduardo's father was English?

Yes.

[intriguing music]

What is this about, Mr Robinson?

Who are you?

Thank you.

[tense music]

Are we on our bloody holidays?
Where have you been?

Hey, darling.

How was your day?

Walk with me. We've got company. Come on.

He's one of Teddy's.

Okay. I've done
some more work on Barquero.

- This isn't the only shipment.
- What do you mean?

There have been five from the UK
to Colombia in the last two years.

All different ships,
all different cover names.

But all through
Roxana Bolaños' Miami outfit.

Now, the previous cargos,
they've been large, 20 containers each.

But the Alcestis only has one.

And it's the final shipment.

We need the shipment lists in that

briefcase to know
what we're dealing with.

Jonathan.

- What is it? Are you listening to me?
- Get in.

Are you listening
to what I'm saying to you?

Jonathan, what's going on?

[TV, in Spanish]

[Sally, in English] Talk to me, Jonathan.

Teddy is Richard Onslow Roper's son.

Roper was gun-running
in Colombia in the '90s.

He met a married woman.

They had an affair. She had a son.

They sent him away,
changed his name, hid his past.

Now he's continuing the family business.

You okay?

I feel like I'm chasing ghosts.

Jonathan. No! Look at me.

There are no ghosts here, okay?

There's a dodgy shipment in Cartagena

that me and you
need to open before they do.

It's six of six.

[phone ringing]

- Hello?
- [Roxana] I've got you an in.

If you're interested, I'll come
and pick you up tomorrow for lunch.

Tomorrow lunch sounds great.

[Roxana] Wait.

If he finds out,

he'll kill me.

[Jonathan] He won't find out.

[intriguing music]

It was delivered to my home.

Just trying to scare you.

Well, they are succeeding.

So you need to tell me what's going on.

I'm pretty sure the cargo you impounded

contains illegally
imported British weapons.

It's the last of six shipments.

If we're right, that's a lot of weapons.
And we need to know who they're for.

There's been talk of a deadline
for the final shipment.

Code named Anniversary.

That may not be a code name.

What do you mean?

The ten-year anniversary
of the peace process is in a week's time.

Maybe the anniversary is real.

We need to open that shipment, Alejandro.

You saw the letter from the military.
My hands are tied.

Okay. If I can get you proof
of what's inside those containers,

then will that help untie them?

If I can get you a list.

Good.

- [in Spanish] Cheers.
- [in English] Cheers.

So they're interested.
The Barquero bank account remains frozen.

They need money
while they solve the problem.

Teddy's noticed you.
He detects an alcohol problem.

- An appetite for risk.
- And?

He wants to sound you out
about a potential short-term loan.

No fingerprints. Easy getaway.

- How much?
- Twenty million dollars.

- That's a lot of money.
- Well, it's a serious operation.

And right now they need cash flow.

But I want guarantees.

What kind of guarantees?

I get you what you want,

I disappear back to Miami.

No plea bargain, no key witness.

[whispering] I was never here.

Done.

What happens now?

[Roxana] I call Teddy from the bathroom.

If I still think
you're the right man for the job.

Make the call.

[intriguing music]

[Roxana, in Spanish] Welcome!

[door unlocking]

[sighs]

- Hello, hello.
- [man] All good, Roxy?

All good.

[in English] These boys will take care
of you. I'm gonna go freshen up.

- I'll be out in a minute.
- Great.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Matthew Ellis. Nice to meet you.

[in Spanish] Mr Ellis, hello.

[in English] Nice digs.

[in Spanish] How are you, sir?

[in English] Hey, man.

- Matthew.
- Beni.

Not bad.

Nice pad.

[man] Yeah. It's our paradise.

Viktor, tell the chief our guest is here.

[Jonathan]
Good deal for Barquero, I think.

The fucking Hollywood Hills up here.

[man, laughing] I know. It is what it is.

[music playing on radio]

[Jonathan] Hey, Teddy.

Ah! The main man!

- Matthew.
- Teddy.

How good of you to come.

How was lunch?

It was lunch.

- Why am I here?
- First, have a drink with me.

Then we can talk. Come on in, please.

[Jonathan] Nice spot you got here.

[Teddy chuckles] Roxy!

[Roxana, in Spanish] Hi, how are you?

- [Teddy] How are you? All good?
- [Roxana] All good.

[Jonathan, in English]
Um, have you got a single malt?

Of course. [in Spanish]
Roxy, what do you want to drink?

Nothing, I'm good. Thanks.

- [Teddy] Really?
- I'm good!

Thanks.

Cheers.

[Jonathan, in English] Cheers.

Um. Teddy.

- What's with the muscle?
- You're afraid?

- You know, there's a lot of them.
- Don't worry.

They're friends.

We go back a long way.

So…

how did you two meet?

- [Teddy] It was in Miami at a party.
- [in Spanish] Yes.

[in English] We danced for three, four…

[Roxana, in Spanish] Four hours.

[Teddy, in English] And then
I offered her the Barquero commission.

- [Jonathan] Just like that?
- Just like that.

One dance, and you get
a whole business deal.

- Well, I'm one hell of a dancer.
- I bet you are.

What is important is that,
five years later, here we are.

I'm loyal, Matthew, to those loyal to me.

But now Roxy tells me that you are
looking for investment opportunities.

Is that right?

Well, that depends.

Mm-hmm.

You left England in your 20s

and never went back.

A man on the run.

From what, I wonder.

[Jonathan laughs]

- That is none of your business.
- You were in the army for a while.

- I was. I left.
- No.

Thrown out. Bad behaviour.

So?

- Ten years in Hong Kong.
- Indeed.

- Working for a private Swiss bank.
- Mm-hmm.

Big profits.

Then three months ago, a sudden split.

No explanation.

And now you're here, on the lookout.

I don't know, but some people
will call that questionable.

Look. I made a lot of money.

I got bored.

What's to explain?

- Roxy likes you.
- No.

No, I didn't say I liked him.

I said, I think we can work together.

In that case,
I have a simple offer for you.

If you say yes,
I can promise you rich rewards.

There is only one condition.

Which is?

You ask no questions of me,
and I ask no questions of you.

Everything is trust.

- What's the return?
- Double your money in three months.

If you accept, you are in.

It's a leap of faith.

Understand?

- I'll think about it.
- Oh!

[in Spanish] Fine.

[in English] Just don't take too long
because we might look elsewhere.

Well. We don't have to rush things.

You know what? You're right.

Let's enjoy.

[in Spanish] María, champagne, please.

[in English]
I think I understood that one.

[Teddy, in Spanish] Come on.

[loud music]

Would you like some…

cocaine?

Oh, my God, okay.

All right.

Now we're really getting
the party started. You guys know how.

Now this is the real Colombia.

[talks in Spanish]

Viktor, let him be. Beni, help him!

- That's it, Mr Ellis.
- [Roxana] Let's treat him well.

[in English] Good, good. Roxy!

And remember, here,
always to the dead ones.

- Just a little.
- To the dead ones.

- How much? That much?
- A little. Yeah.

[Jonathan] For the dead ones.

[Teddy, in Spanish]
Hey, Chico! Bring some more.

You're going to kill him, poor thing.

[all cheer]

[indistinct chatter]

[loud music]

[Jonathan] Yeah,
I remember that fucking semi-final.

What was it? Semi-final? Quarter-final?

This is the way to…
This is the Colombian way.

This is the Colombian way.
Wait, one to the dead ones.

- No, no. Not this one.
- Okay.

[Jonathan] Chin chin, down the hatch.

Welcome.

[in Spanish] My house is your house.

[muffled music]

[oppressive music]

[oppressive music]

[Jonathan whispering,
in English] Help me.

[Roxana] No!

[Roper] Welcome to the family.

[voice echoes]

[music playing in radio]

[Teddy] Is he okay? Hey!

Hey!

Help me.

Matthew.

Matthew!

Are you okay?

Mm.

Who are you, Matthew?

Why are you really here?

You can tell me everything.

You're safe here.

[Jonathan] I've come for you.

[Teddy] Really?

Why?

Cleaning the money.

What money?

I lost the bank.

600 million.

Whew!

- That's a lot of money.
- Yeah.

Yeah.

Go on.

Swiss bankers not happy.

Ruins the family image.

Mm.

So they kicked you out?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So how is it you have money
to invest with me, huh?

Uh…

Well…

[whispering] I hid it.

Hmm.

Twenty-five million.

Special account.

Belize. Fucking Swiss didn't find it.

Shh!

Shh!

I'm not real.

You're not real.

So now…

- Now you need to clean that money, huh?
- Mm-hmm.

Wash it clean.

Colombia's a…

- launderette.
- [Teddy laughs]

[in Spanish] Launderette.

Laun-de-re-tte.

Mm-hmm.

[in English]
I can help you to do that, Matthew.

If you trust me.

- I trust you.
- Yeah?

I can make you clean.

Make me clean.

Make me clean.

[dramatic music]