All language subtitles for Non-sono-un-assassino-2019

I AM NOT A KILLER

She's in USA now.

We can get to her if you want.

Okay.It'II cost 10,000 US dollars.

What do you want to do?

Yes?

What happened?

Well, I'II come see you
one of these days.

I understand,

but you call me at 5:00AM
after 2 years...

That's 200 kilometers !

Fine, I'II be there in af ew hours.

Bye.

Who was it?

Hear the sounds?Beware of the devil,
he's always around.

Inpre-school, showers, undertables,
at the fun fair.

I can hug you,got 20 cents?

Okay, let's get started.

You said to me: "lfl start
turning into a cop, warn me."

Yeah '.7

You're turning into a cop.

If I come to court
while you're giving a ruling

and butt in, what would you do '.7

I'm not butting in. But after all we did,
you want to die alone '.7

Hero !

I almost died alone.

What do you want '.7 I'm not a cop.

Buddy, this is paradise.

Francesco...

are you ditching me '.7

What? After all you've done for me '.7

Because of what I've done for you
or because you care for me '.7

I don't care for you,

I love you.

Fuck off.

This shining force,

this sensation of a body
coming from mother body,

I'm afraid I'll forget it.

What's it like after?

It depends on too many factors.

You, your dreams,

your man.

Don't you ever get bored '.7

What do you mean '.7 In bed '.7

Everywhere.

No.

Love is delicate, my friend.

It can shatter easily.

She'll leave.

With the baby '2

She's looking for research jobs
in Washington.

You peeked at her computer '.7

Help me.

I made it.

- First ?
- Fourth.

I knew you'd get in.

I couldn't have done it without you.

No clichés.

That was quick.

You look tired, Giovanni.

I'm going to tell you a story now.

Then I'll ask you a four-word question.

You'll answer yes or no.

I'll handle the rest.

Go on.

"Judge Mastropaolo killed at home:
Deputy Prencipe last to see him alive"

They say I killed him.

Are they nuts '.7

I was the last to see him alive
and there are no witnesses.

I can't, Francesco.

Alice.

Alice '.7

“my bring UP Alice '?

Can't I have my own problems '.7
Don't I exist too '.7

One clean, precise shot, and it's over.

This man merely didn't notice.

Because noticing would mean admitting,
and admitting means submitting

to a son of originality, diversity.

As Sandro Penna said: "Happy
being different if one is different,

but woe betide being different
if one is ordinary."

And this guilty man

is guilty of not having noticed,

and must account for...

Excuse me.

Whafd I tell you '.7

Look at him...

Giorgio, this is a disaster.

You can't just leave,
the judge is pissed off.

I noticed, I noticed that
she is myjudge.

She'll absolve or condemn me.

Sure... she's your judge.

Let's go home now.

Come here, pal.

Come here.

My'?
E

- Enough, let's go.
- Are you my friend '.7

What the fuck are you doing '.7

What the fuck '.7

You were my friend, not his.

Honey, everything is fine.

Gimme the key, we'll open this drawer
and I'll be clone with you.

I haven't practiced law in ages,
find someone else.

M
erg.

- Come meet him.
- I'm not interested.

He's a freshman
and speaks six languages.

Honest, brave, funny,

unconventional, and handsome.

- In love with him '.7
- There he is.

Hey, that's mine.

How much is it worth '.7

- 3,000 dollars.
- 3,000 ?

- What's it for ?
- Calls.

Hello '.7

Hey, I'm with a dumb-ass
who just spent 3,000 dollars

for a plastic brick with buttons.

My dad gave it to me.

There's a guy with him
who's quite attractive,

he doesn't look so smart,
but clever.

I bet he'd steal
his girlfriend in a blink.

Depends on the girl.

There's a guy sitting on his own,

probably trying to attract attention.

Looks smart but not clever.

He's 19, right?
Looks old.

I'd say he's a braggart
who cries when he's alone.

- What'll I say ?
- Introduce yourself.

- Francesco.
- Giovanni, my best friend.

Let's start with the call.

Phone records show

the victim called you
Wednesday, October 27 at 5:08 A.M.

You stated you got dressed quickly,

got into the car, and drove to
Santa Caterina di Nardé.

You also stated that night was...

strenuous, shall we say,
on an intimate level.

And you vomited two times,

still woozy from the alcohol and food.

Why?

' “My wh
. my did You goatagyway 9

Because Giovanni asked me.

The request for professional advice
from a friend

doesn't seem like a reason
to take the wheel in that shape.

Giovanni wasn't just a friend for me.

- I owe him everything.
- Okay, your story is clear.

Giovanni Mastropaolo
was like a brother to you

so when a brother calls...

How come you hadn't seen
this brother in two years '.7

What are you doing here '.7

They found the mayor's lover doped up

getting it on with two bouncers
at a club.

I want to question her now, hear me,
so I can nail him.

- Just say yes or no.
- Did you call the DA '.7

You weren't this punctilious before.

I miss Francesco.

Me too.

How is he '.7

Alone.

Me too.

Then we're not so alone.

Listen, we'll talk about it
tomorrow in the office.

There's no real reason.

The separation,
my new position as Special Crime head.

But my friendship with Giovanni
was never in question.

After about two hours,
you reach this brother of yours

you haven't seen in two years,
and it's 7:30.

Then, at 7:50,
20 minutes later, you leave.

You get in the car
and drive 200 km back home.

Why so quick v

After two years,
you must've had tons to catch up on.

Yes, but it wasn't a social call.

Giovanni had to arrest someone

and he wanted my advice,
as friend and cop.

Eli'?
E

Now's not the time for discretion.

There's a corpse and your situation
is rather complicated.

No discretion.

Giovanni didn't tell me
and I didn't ask.

You stated that:

"Giovanni was investigating
a prominent politician

involved in racketeering
to win public contracts.

He wanted to know
what I'd do in his place."

- V"Jhat did you tell him ?
- To wait.

The findings were shaky and...

one wrong move
would've crushed the investigation.

Did he appreciate your advice '.7

- I don't think so.
- “My ?

I think he was disappointed
I wasn't a dare-devil like him.

Can you tell me more
about this mysterious motorcycle '.7

High-powered,
not sure what brand.

Red.

Bright red.

What did you think when you saw it '.7

I felt rather uneasy.

And decided it wasn't my business.

What ?

Ajudge in the front line
in the war against the mafia

who's also your best friend,

you see a high-powered motorcycle
by his house in the middle of nowhere

and it's not your business '.7

That's what I will never
forgive myself for.

It's midnight, we're all worn out.

In his home the only prints found
were yours and the maid's,

but she has a rock-solid alibi.

No sign of the mysterious motorcyclist.

How do you explain this '.7

Maybe he wiped them down.

Why did you ask to be transferred
two years ago '.7

A disagreement?

No disagreement.

After years away from home,
I wanted to go back.

- There was...
- Go ahead.

There was a picture on his desk.

A picture of me in a frame.

Can I have it '.7

- A picture ?
- Yes.

The fact that he kept it there
means a lot to me.

- Vkfill they arrest me ?
- No...

They can't arrest a big shot cop
who answered every question.

- They'll arrest me.
- Leave it to me.

- Thanks, Giorgio.
- For what '.7

For agreeing to defend me.

My father died two days ago.

I'm sorry.

- How'd he die '.7
- Heart attack.

On the 32nd floor
of the Chrysler Building,

an argument with
another important lawyer.

I'm not in his will.

You have a right though.

Expect me to contest it
in a New York court '.7 Vtflth what money '.7

Poor guy, he didn't deserve it.

Nobody deserves it.

- Because I believe in Law.
- Law, my foot.

You want to be a lawyer
to get money and girls, like your dad.

No!

He dumped us here when I was 8,

I have no desire
to become like him.

Are you nuts '.7

The head of New York's best law firm

who gives you 3,000 dollar phones !

He's a bastard.

Apia!

- He's a man.
- That's nonsense.

- It's the truth.
- It's your truth.

- I want to see you at 50.
- You will, you'll see!

Pal, the devil exists,
don't you forget that.

Would you shut up for a second '.7

Listen.

Nice, what is it '.7

- A masterpiece.
- Huh ?

Ever seen a masterpiece '.7

Every day, when I look in the mirror.

Freeze !

It wasn't me.

I'm telling you, it was.

I wasn't there that night.

I recall perfectly.

It was a phenomenal operation,
me, Terzi, and Molino.

Must've been someone else.

With all those flowers you plant,
you've gotten confused.

Or maybe your jealousy
warps your memories '.7

Right, my memories have been warped...

You want it all, Francesco.

You want to be the perfect father,
have a kinky lover,

be rich but act like
you don't care about money,

be dishonest but fair.

But life doesn't work that way.

Your actions cause reactions.

EM
E'?

Be with a new man every night.

I'm not with a new man every night.

When the right guy shows up,
I go with him.

And I plant a flower on my terrace.

- You do what '.7
- Plant a flower.

You should see the garden I have !

Exactly...

Anyway, you don't have to pay me,

you should know by now.

A few favors
in exchange for some pampering.

And that's what we provide.

And that's what we provide '.7

Sounds like an infomercial.

Beatrice, I need to go.

You say we can't make love
'cause your wife is still on your mind,

then 'cause I'm only 16,
then 'cause of your daughter.

What do you want from me '.7

I like your company.

A guy like you
doesn't think about my company.

AQW like you...

What ?

Marry me.

And what about all your flowers '.7

You marry me.

He was at the crime scene
when it happened.

Nobody else was inside or outside,
he took off,

lied about the motorcyclist,
the judge's questioning,

and his relationship with him.

Is that enough to convince a jury ?

Michele, this case has it all:
method, words, tons of clues...

But where's the damning evidence,
the real motive '.7

It was him, I'm sure.

He's fake. He's a shitty man.

Paola, what's with you '.7

You can't expect to go to trial
only once all doubts are removed.

No one else could've done it.

Want to drop everything '.7

- No, I never said that.
- Then arrest him.

You're late.

Late '.7 Didn't we say 10:00 '.7

It's 10:10.

- So no school today...
- Don't be crazy.

I studied all night
for my Math test.

Skip it and spend the day with me.

Lucky me...

Did you tell mom at least '.7

We'll tell her together.

So, where should we go '.7

- It smells in here.
- It's been closed for 4 years.

Why not sell it '.7

Ready in 3 minutes.
Who'll set the table '.7

Guess '.7

Honey, will you help me '.7

'Why n-ot '.>

Do you have plans after we eat '.7

Well... I'll free myself up.

Hold on, I'll go see who it is.

Why the fuck are you here '.7

I can't take it.

Please, let's try to think rationally
about this nightmare.

Who is it?

Nobody, be right there.

- I want you.
- But I want my wife and daughter.

We messed up, let's backtrack.

But we can't.

Dad, will you close the shutters '.7

The shutters... will you close them '.7

Yes.

Were you sleeping ?

I wanted to tell you
I'm staying at the station tonight.

No, nothing big, just paperwork.

Martina '.7

Give her a kiss when she wakes up.

Don't forget.

All right.

Goodnight.

Where to '.7

A par!!!-

A Party ?

Em
E'?

Thanks, love.
So you won't get offended if I leave ?

Of course I will.

Look at the flowers I got for you...

I'm always here waiting for you.

Just stop it with that key.

I know you're angry but in that moment
I just let myself go.

Your mom was busy saving lives

and I felt alone, all right?

You don't regret it.

Of course I do, honey.
I lost it all.

I lost you, I lost mom,
what else is left '.7

I'm just asking you
to give me mother chance.

Right, another chance.

Everybody's waiting for lottery tickets
to fall from the sky...

Let's give it another try,
maybe this number will win.

Grow up!

Thirty.

- Huh ?
- Put in 30 euros.

I held you with my hands in the water,

you kicked your feet and laughed.

You were small but confident.

I'd like to be in your place now.

Here.

"Protect your loved ones" '.7

Don't tell mom,
it's an insurance policy.

It's not much now,
but it'll grow.

Like you.

What's up, dad '.7

Martina, you'll hear
lots of things about me,

absurd, horrible things.

Never believe them, okay '.7

Promise '.7

It'll all be fine.

Go home, it's late.

Go on.

Go.

@
M'?

What's going on ?

We've been informed that

Em
'E?

No, I know nothing about it.

E'?
E

- Does he live here '.7
- He died in 1990.

- Is this your mom '.7
- No, it's me.

What's going on ?

E?
Em

But?

He's pursuing me but I don't like him.

You should.

Giorgio's a good guy.

No!

Nobody's here !

Excuse me, I need the phone.

It's urgent.

Professor, it's me.

Yes, I need your help.

I'm in deep shit
but I didn't do anything.

Yes, okay.

Thanks.

Oh tender kisses

Oh sweet caresses

While, trembling...

Alice, for 20 years I've been saying
I love you.

And for 20 years I've said I don't.

- Shall I kick him off ?
- No, he'll leave.

- Or I'll call the police.
- And report me for loving you '.7

Get out of my fucking life !

Hello '.7

Thejail of Potenza...

or Potenza's ajail '.7

Alice, I have to leave.

Em'?
WSW

Because you're incapable of loving !

There's no need to fear love,

don't be afraid,
there's no fear in love.

That's it...

So in 11 years, Alice went out with:

a banker, a volleyball coach,

two brothers who are mailmen,

a mechanic, a Latin teacher,
but to no avail !

Know why '.7 Because she loves me.

She doesn't know it yet
but she loves me.

- Morning.
- Good morning.

Did they arrest you '.7

- Want a word with your lawyer ?
- No.

E'?
E

E'?
E

You confirm the conversation

you had with Mastropaolo
on the morning of October 27th

was a sort of consultancy

about whether it was wise
to arrest a major politician '.7

We confirm.

In Judge Mastropaolo's files
there's no trace of this investigation.

His closest associates
know nothing about it either.

You didn't find a file
because he had yet to create one.

So he asked advice
on a non-existent case '.7

Existent but not official.

Easy...

His co-workers stated that the judge
no longer trusted you,

and revoked all of your power.

- Giovanni and I were close friends.
- So his co-workers lied '.7

I didn't say that.
That's their impression, I respect that.

The judge had taken away your cases
and stopped speaking to you,

those are facts not impressions.

Yes, but these facts
are being interpreted incorrectly.

I think Giovanni was disappointed
I left his office.

I promised I never would.

Would you like to proceed '.7

Mr. Prencipe, who do you think
killed Judge Mastropaolo '.7

I'd give anything to know.

He was killed between 7:30-8:00.

You said when you left at 7:50
he was still alive,

so the gun must've been fired
between 7:50 - 8:00.

Such a small timespan...

Either the killer was hiding in his home

or he came in and out
in that tiny interval

without leaving a trace.

You're a Deputy, I'm asking you:

could someone other than the defendant
have killed Judge Mastropaolo '.7

Many judicial errors are due to
incorrect assessment of the time of death.

We must verify if the coroner
properly considered

the internal and external temperatures.

Indeed.

Rigor mortis,

hypostatic staining...

The 7:30 - 8:00 timespan
could even change by 30 minutes.

That's my reply as Deputy,
want my reply as defendant '.7

Go on.

Someone else must've killed him
because I didn't do it.

And is this someone else
the red motorcycle owner?

I didn't say that.

The red motorcycle was parked
by the villa when I left.

Have you looked for tire marks
in his driveway '.7

The picture you saw on his desk
is not there.

What ?

The agents searched the place
inch by inch, no luck.

But I saw it, it was there,
my picture in a leather frame.

Then someone took it.

Thanks.

Here we have...

the transcript of the interrogation
of Mr. Oronzo Greco.

Wait, what's this new element?

A farmer who lives a few miles
from llllastropaolds villa.

On October 27th
he was picking cactus fruit there

around 8:00 AM.

He claims to have seen a blue Mercedes

parked there, which then sped off quickly

"like an outlaw being chased by cops",
he said.

Further more, he saw no sign
of a high-powered motorcycle.

S?
Em

The motorcycle was there when I left.

Can you explain why a friend
who went for a social call

would race away like that '.7

I didn't race away.

I got into the car, put on a song,
and drove off slowly,

then accelerated.

But that man disagrees.

He even specified
what time you raced away.

I was listening to the outro
for News1 on my car radio.

News1 that morning ended at 8:10,

8:10, not 10 to 8:00.

Those 20 minutes make a big difference.

So you lied to us twice:

about the motorcyclist

and the time you left the crime scene.

Because you left the villa
after Judge Mastropaolo died !

Or rather, after you killed him.

Judge Castellano,
these insinuations are inadmissible.

My client will not answer that point.

Em?)

the material...
- The probative material, okay.

Very well, before going,

tell us why you went
to the Bari airport last night.

This report from investigators says

after you drove your daughter home,
you went to Bari airport

and stayed at arrivals for 15 minutes.

- Expecting someone ?
- No.

In fact, you left alone.
Then why did you go '.7

- To make a call.
- A call '.7

Tell us why you'd go make a call
at the airport late at night

instead of using
your cell or home phone '.7

You won't tell us '.7

How are you '.7

Martina '.7

- She wants to come see you.
- No.

- “My ?
- I don't want her to see me like this.

- I'll get out soon anyway.
- You don't know that.

Yes, I do. I didn't do anything,
I'm innocent.

Everything will be fine.

Hello, Deputy Prencipe.
Did you call me '.7

. Hey-

Since you weren't going home,

I swapped shifts with a co-worker
who asked me.

- And Martina '.7
- She's with my mom.

E'?
E

This evening a girl had an accident,
her name's Beatrice.

Before going under
she gave us your number. Who is she '.7

An escort, she's our informant.

I asked whose number it was,
she said "my honey's".

- What ?
- And you've been together for 3 years.

You want a baby together...

and you don't love your wife.

Honey, she's a junkie.
She makes things up.

- And why would she '.7
- Who knows, to upset you.

But she doesn't know I'm your wife.

Are those for me '.7

Who did it ?

I don't know,
I can't figure it out.

There must be traces.

There was a picture of me on his desk.

I don't recall where it's from
but it's missing.

What do you mean, missing '.7

The killer must've taken it.

- “My ?
- Because he knows me and hates me.

This whole story seems so crazy.

Any news on the motorcycle '.7

Don't get used to it !

"Son of fugitive killed.
Killer fled on red motorcycle"

I want Pirrone.

M
mm

- Who told you he's here '.7
- Don't worry, a reliable source.

- We're not prepared.
- There's nothing to prepare.

You've done it athousand times:
go in and bring him to HQ alive.

All right.

It's empty !

Impossible !

See for yourself, it's empty.

Then there's a spy...

- Guess your source was...
- There must be a spy!

And we're all in danger, all of us !

- The attorney isn't coming.
- What ?

We were talking
and he hung up.

Fine, we can postpone.

No, let's do it.

We need to wrap up this situation.

Confess. 15 years,
10 with good conduct.

Out in time for your daughter's wedding.

A fit of rage.

So we eliminate premeditation.

You wouldn't say this to someone else.

When you insinuated I was the spy,
the mafia's informer,

I didn't cause a stink
or accuse you.

I just defended myself.

I'm not settling the score, Francesco.
Facts are your rivals, not me.

And facts say that you killed
Judge Mastropaolo.

You're funny when you act like
Inspector Montalbano.

You've studied too much, Michele.
This is life, not an exam.

I know all about life.
Especially yours.

Luxury, women...
or should I say young girls '.7

Nice cars, overseas trips, gambling.

We have the same salary,
but I can't afford 1110 of these vices.

That's the problem, I've never
paid to sleep with a woman.

Remember Miriam and Federica
from police academy '.7

You were nuts about them both.

And when I slept with them both,
how did you react '.7

You mention my cars '.7
I've always bought used cars.

Trips '.7 Last minute, half price.

Gambling is a vice, yes.

I've lost, but I've won more.

So what are we talking about?

- Are you a cop or not ?
- I am.

Then find some evidence
instead of indulging your views.

You've always followed one lead.

But you should investigate
everyone's lives, corroborate.

We have !

We spoke to associates, informers,
relatives, friends.

Even his American ex.
But nothing, no black hole.

The most reliable informers are sure
the mafia isn't behind this murder.

They say it was a maverick
who acted alone,

with no clan logic,
to settle his own score.

Find the motorcyclist then.
Look for tire marks in the driveway.

- We're looking into it.
- Looking into it '.7

I'm in jail for no reason
and you're looking into it '.7

Em
ENE

- And ?
- They're investigating.

Expect me to question
every red motorcycle owner in Italy '.7

- If you want the truth, yes.
- See...

A fit of rage and...

You shot him.

Take my advice, Francesco, confess.

Are you fucking Maralfa '.7

With that trendy beard...

But in bed, she is the slave.

Have you become skilled at knots '.7

Does the Professor agree
with your line of defense '.7

The old man at the airport told us
you spoke to a certain "Professor",

and used a deferential tone
as if intimidated.

Since I've known you,
I've never seen you be intimidated

so who could this Professor be
and why are you afraid of him '.7

He must've heard wrong.

Probably deaf at his age.

I am not a killer.

You swore.

You're not a liar, you're worse.

You make things up.

You make up lives.

Honest, dishonest, cowardly ones...

Upright, exemplary, disgusting ones...

And then we just erase it.

We forget it all. New lives!

But it doesn't work like that.

It doesn't.

- I was dripping in sweat.
- Me too.

So, are you leaving '.7

Want me to stay '.7

Is this what you call male loyalty '.7

You think you understand everything.

Investigations, hearings...

Aworld of kids, good and bad ones.

Heroes of nothing,
the two of you.

The loneliest of all.

Boss!

- I don't know how to play.
- Come here.

Come on.

How's it going, boss '.7

- Not well.
- You should be well.

Your trial starts tomorrow,
get pumped.

Read the papers carefully.

What do you know '.7

What do you think '.7

I think you're afraid of freedom.

In here you eat, sleep,
drink without hassle.

But out there someone
might run you over on the street,

maybe a red motorcycle.

Wake up ! Or you'll end up badly.

What if he killed himself?

Who got rid of the gun '.7

You.

You respected him so much
you didn't want the news to get out.

So you threw the gun in the sea

and risked being blamed for it.

Giorgio, get some rest.

The trial's tomorrow,
you need to be sharp.

- You don't trust me.
- Nonsense.

You don't trust me !

How can I trust you '.7

Where were you when I called
this morning '.7 Out stalking '.7

From Belluno '.7

Yes, after university
a friend found me a job here.

She was even
a biathlon champ in '95-"96.

Alberto Tomba gave her a prize.

- How do you know '.7
- How do I know '.7

I know everything about you.
And I'd like to get to know more.

Giorgio!

I'm kidding.

- Take it easy.
- What ?

Are you judging me, Your Honor '.7

I'm totally sober,
for your information.

I'll get more prosecco.

I'll come too.

Everything3 fine, okay '.7
Stay calm, Giorgio.

- Can I talk to you ?
- Huh ?

I have something important to tell you.

Can't we hear this
important thing '.7

Hey, Alice !

Leave her alone.

- Let go.
- Calm down.

Are you insane '.7

You need to knock it off !
You're a pain in the ass!

She's not into you.

She's the woman of my dreams.

No, she doesn't want you.

Then Why'd she come tonight '.7

Why did she come tonight '.7

- Giovanni asked her to come.
- Dumbass...

You don't understand
how to approach things.

All you think about is you. Always you.

You don't even know who
your real friends are.

If I were in your place,

I'd absolve Francesco Prencipe.

Too many doubts.

Many clues, yes,

but... I'd think...

no evidence.

I wouldn't feel right locking up

a respected law official.

I wouldn't have the nerve
to listen to my conscience,

to the voice of truth,

to Judge Mastropaolds cry.

I'd be afraid to err.

But I know my nature,

and I often tend to shirk
personal responsibilities,

those that should be faced.

All of the evidence

demonstrates the defendant
was the only person at the crime scene

when the murder took place.

His prints were the only ones
found in the victim's villa.

And it was him who was seen
fleeing right after the murder

with the speed of someone fleeing
from a nightmare.

The defendant has no alibi,

he lied about the timeframe,

about the reason
he went to see the victim,

and about the state
of their relationship,

when the motive for this crime
is to be found in that very relationship.

He even tried to unload responsibility

on a mysterious motorcyclist

whom there's no trace of,
if not in his imagination.

Mm
w]

Doesn't make Francesco Prencipe a killer.

But I am weak, I admit it.

In a trial like this,

there is no room for weakness.

You will know how to give due weight
to these truths.

And in doing so perhaps

you'll think about
Judge Giovanni Mastropaolo,

who knew he had many enemies,

but never suspected
the most dangerous one

lurked within that man
he considered his brother.

That is why I am asking for
the maximum penalty:

life sentence.

Hold on...

What's in that drawer?

What '.7 Jewelry, aweapon '.7

What '.7 Poison '.7

When you get the key
go open it and see.

Mayl'_>

You may. But you'll break our pact.

Pal, the devil exists.

Don't you forget that.

Run, shithead.

Run!

Come on !

[HE

the whole truth,
and nothing but the truth '.7

Yes.

As requested by the DA, the witness
will be examined by the public prosecutor.

[HE
'E?

No.

May I ask why you were there
that day ?

I was picking fruit.

Your Honor, is Oronzo Greco
that man or the man next to him '.7

Attorney Annichiarico,
"the man next to him" as you said,

is an interpreter legitimately
requested by the public prosecutor.

As I explained, Mr. Greco
has been a farmer all of his life,

and he isn't ashamed to admit
his Italian isn't perfect.

Hence, "the man next to him"
translates his Apulian dialect

so that we can understand him clearly.

Do you have an objection to this '.7

- No objection, Your Honor.
- Good.

Carry on.

So Mr. Greco, that day
you were picking cactus fruit.

What did you see '.7

The car raced off
and kicked up dust.

Can you tell us
which car you saw race off '.7

Number three.

Three. The defendant's car,

a Mercedes GLC 220.

Can you tell us what time you saw
the car race off '.7

'E?

Sit down, attorney.

The radio music was on.

Can you be more precise '.7
What music '.7 What radio '.7

The music that plays
at the end of News1.

You mean the News1 outro '.7
And where did you hear it '.7

In my car on the radio.

He's putting words in his mouth.

How can you be so sure '.7

I listen to it every day.

Could you be mistaken '.7

No.

As you can see on the printouts,

the outro for News1 on October 27, 2018
ended precisely at 8:10.

Mr. Greco, do you clearly remember

where car number 3 was parked '.7

By the entrance of the house.

So you saw that the car

was parked and then it drove off '.7

- Yes.
- Did it drive off fast or slow ?

Like lightning.

One last question, Mr. Greco:

did you see a motorcycle parked
near the defendant's car '.7

A red motorcycle.

E
E'???

Yes.

Thank you very much, Mr. Greco.

That's all, Your Honor.

Listen...

give this to the Professor.

Don't be late for lunch,
they're serving delicious cactus fruit.

Weapon: a 9 mm gun
that was never found.

So no prints.

Investigation verified that no shot
was fired from your service gun

and the swab was negative,
there's no proof you held a gun.

You could've wiped down the gun
but it's not your fault,

if Monno is so dumb that
he waited 24 hours to test the weapon.

Motive: a murder without motive
is simply not plausible.

We're not talking about a psychopath,
and there's no motive.

Giovanni's co-workers' speculation about
your strained friendship is just drivel.

Your prints: you were in Giovanni's home
the morning he was killed,

you never denied that.

It's unlikely someone waited
for you to leave,

went in to kill him,
wiped their prints, and ran off.

Then there's
the mysterious airport call:

an anonymous call to
an anonymous person you won't name.

Maralfa is playing this up
and it did influence the jury.

There are tons of reasons
why a man remains tight-lipped:

you called a young lover,

or a doctor about an illness
you don't want people to know about...

Can't a person make a call
without having to explain it '.7

Based on these elements,
no judge can condemn you.

But they will.

They'll condemn you due to
an old farmer's testimony

since he has "honest"
written on his forehead.

I thought about it all night.

The problem isn't that
he saw you leave at 8:10,

no jury would give life in prison
for such an uncertain element

like the exact time of death.

That old man called you a liar.

And if you are a liar...

OL-AL.

Remember '.7

Applied criminal procedure class
with Professor Storelli,

he had a bush of white hair,
like Einstein,

we could barely understand his words.

Know his theory '.7

No.

He said the judge and defendant
almost have a romantic relationship.

If he finds out you lied,
he'll act like a man scorned

even if it's a white lie
and the rest is true.

From then on it's OL-AL:
One lie, all lies.

Em
E

But this theory
applies to witnesses too.

Especially to witnesses,

who bylaw must tell the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth.

If the witness tells one lie,
they lose credibility.

Even if it's an old man
with "honest" written on his forehead.

And what would this lie be '.7

What would this lie be '.7

Dunno.

But tomorrow I'm going to the villa
because I have a hunch,

something tells me there's a gap
in that old man's testimony.

- You up to it ?
- Yes.

Then I'll find a substitute
for tomorrow, it's essential.

Let's review.

I wanted to say that...

it's absurd to think a man
would take his best friend's life,

that the victim would call his killer
to kill him,

that he'd kill without motive,

that a law-abiding man is blamed
instead of any other criminal.

It's absurd that a police officer

would commit a murder when everyone
knew he was at the crime scene,

that an expert investigator

would leave the scene of the crime
without wiping his prints

and would make up a story
about a red motorcycle with no proof.

It's absurd that
a law enforcer like me,

who for 20 years fought against
every sort of criminal,

would suddenly

become a ruthless killer.

It's all so absurd.

And more than anything,

I have to say

it's absurd that I'm even here.

The trial
against Francesco Prencipe...

I can't do it with a ring on...

"main suspect
in the murder of Giovanni MastropaoKo...

See you Tuesday '.7

"the judge killed in his home
in Nardb in October

is winding up.

They had reached closing arguments

but the defense asked for additional
investigations which the judge approved.

There's been no official statement
from the public prosecutor.

What are you doing '.7

Reading dad's old school books '.7

Did he give his statement?

What did he say '.7

That he and Giovanni
were lucky to have met.

That they had a great friendship.

Friendship doesn't exist.

We all want something from someone

and whoever gives it to you
is a friend.

- Giovanni wanted nothing from your dad.
- Yes, he did.

Like all gods who need a cupbearer
to feel omnipotent.

Do you still love dad '.7

Bailiff, let the witness in.

Your Honor, may I show
the witness a photo '.7

I object. The photo was not
entered as trial evidence.

It's a photo taken yesterday
of the bay of Santa Caterina.

I'd like the witness to show me
the places he mentioned in his testimony.

Objection overruled.

- Attorney, get to the point.
- Thank you.

Mr. Green,

this is the view from the driveway
of Judge Mastropaolds villa.

Please show me, Mr. Greco,

where the cactus you were picking
fruit from on October 27th is.

Where is the plant '.7

Here '.7

This is the plant? This one.

This is the same plant,
but seen from behind.

The same plant.

We see the driveway
in front of the victim's villa.

Is it the same plant, Mr. Greco '.7

E
E'?

So it's the same plant from where
you saw the defendant's car race off '.7

- Are you sure '.7
- Yes, I'm sure.

Good.

Because you see, Mr. Greco,

this plant doesn't grow fruit.

I have the report

of an esteemed botanist

who has already worked
with public prosecutor's office

and with Ms. Maralfa herself on one case.

The report says,
please excuse my ignorance,

that this plant grows in terrain
that is too rich

in "vermicompost".

Furthermore, despite its dimensions,

the plant is too young to bear fruit,
it doesn't even have blossoms.

But there's another cactus
that bears red, juicy fruit

on that same hill.

Let me show it to you.

This is the only other cactus
on that hill.

Mr. Greco, forgive me,

I don't want to put words in your mouth
or pressure you,

but could this be the cactus

you picked fruit from
on October 27th '.7

- Yes.
- So you were mistaken before ?

I think so, too.

I have one last photo to show you,

it shows Judge Mastropaolds villa
from the cactus in question.

Take a look, jury, Your Honor.

As you can see, from this spot
it is impossible,

impossible to see the villa's driveway.

Silence.

OL-AL.

Mr. Greco, if,
as you yourself admitted,

you were wrong about the cactus,

perhaps you were also wrong
about the defendant's car.

And in regards to the time of day,

maybe your mind deceived you
and you didn't hear the New1 outro

while the defendant's car passed by '.7

Since you couldn't see the driveway
from where you were,

how can you state there was
no red motorcycle there that morning '.7

That's all, Your Honor.

Ma'am, any questions for the witness '.7

ma}
"1 ?

Mr. Greco, you are under oath,
you must tell the truth.

Silence !

Do you realize
you could be charged with perjury ?

Ma'am, it's not your place to admonish
the witness. Ask your question.

No further questions.

Come in.

When's the verdict '.7

Tomorrow.

No journalists allowed inside,
no one authorized to watch the trial.

- Is that you '.7
- Who '.7

Cross-examination of the key witness
by the defense has ended.

My goodness, attorney,
it's my treat !

"I finally start looking for you
by stopping to.

Never again.

A few words and you walk with me

alongside my nostalgia.

And I've never loved you as much...

Wonderful.

We still don't know
the content of this testimony

which is crucial
to the trial's outcome.

Rosso Antico, please.

Another.

In the name of the Italian people,

Bari's Court of Assizes, based on
article 530 of the criminal code,

acquits Francesco Prencipe
of the crime, grounds withheld.

Court is adjourned.

I wasn't sure you'd shake.

Do you think you're that important '.7

- See you at the appeal.
- I doubt it.

I'll read the grounds
and talk to the DA,

but I have no intention of appealing.

You see, if you're innocent,

then justice has been served
and we should all be glad.

But if you're guilty...

But seeing how things went,
I see no probability.

Don't be so smug, it's beneath you.

Know what a great judge used to say '.7

In the end, this courtroom
is just the latrine of passions.

Take care.

"That description is wrong"
she says.

"If she did what she's accused of,
she's an Oscar-winning actress".

"She's not acting", I say.

"She really believes she's innocent".

Be careful,

because with this downfall of conscience,

anyone, even loved ones,

could do things
they never expected to do.

“Mme?

I'm a mediocre attorney, I drink,
I'm unreliable.

- Why did you want me '.7
- That's not true.

You're a great attorney
and you just proved it.

This was sent to me
after Greco's deposition.

It's not signed.

It says to go to the villa
and examine the cactus.

Someone else saved you.

You just needed afaithful dog

who'd bring back the stick
after you tossed it.

I don't believe you.

I don't think you hate your life.

You chose to be who you are.
Even worse than a killer.

And you fucked Alice, too.

She called me
when she heard I cleared you.

I'd been waiting forever to see
her name on my phone.

She said I'm a dumb-ass...

You went to her house for
a so-called search 9 years ago and...

there in the entryway...
on the credenza...

Is it true '.7

You're sick.

You're still 8 years old,

like when your father left
and you dreamt of being an opera singer.

You made up this love
to help you live,

but even if she came
knocking on your door

you wouldn't let her in, know why '.7

Because you'd have to change,

stop going out at night at 4:00 AM
being pitied by bartenders,

stop thinking you're a poet
when you're a drunk,

stop dreaming you could've graced
important stages

when you don't have the voice.

You should be a partner for her
but let's get real,

you wouldn't be capable of it.

You're the sick one.

All you want to do is possess.

Even things you don't like, in fact,

that's what you like most.

L Pity you.

And I have a great voice.

Where are we going '.7

And these are my wishes:

the family villa in
Santa Caterina di Nardé...

What's the best pan of your job '.7

When I realize the defendant's innocent.

Professor, it's Prencipe.

Nice to meet you.

The Professor suggests
you disappear for a while.

How long ?

As long as you would've been in jail
if we hadn't saved you.

You'll leave tomorrow.

Do I look like a kid ?
Good.

'Cause this is what will keep us united.

There's a hidden drawer in the desk
that belonged to my father

On the bottom right-hand side, hidden
by a panel just like the other side.

But this one can be removed,
you just need to press it.

It's the only one, there are no copies.

Take it and hand it off
to each other often.

Never tell me who has it.

Why?

Or I'll be tempted to open the drawer

and take out what I put inside.

What you put inside is yours.

No, it's ours now.

And nobody must ever touch it.

What is it '.7

That drawer must never be opened.

That's our pact, forever.

"Judicial seizure of property.
Do not enter"

Will you quit the force ?

"I grievously conclude that Dep. Prencipe
has been conspiring with the mafia."

"Why did you give into the devil 7"

- Flight for Rome.
- Hello.

- Luggage '.7
- Just this.

- This goes straight to Boston.
- Yes.

U'?

- Did you get a roaming plan ?
- Yes.

- Gate 4.
- Relax.

That way, use the fast track.

Thanks.

Call me when he's back.

- There's been no news.
- He will come back.

He just hasn't been able to.

Go.

I'll call from Rome.

I want her to have this, make sure.

Is lunch ready '.7

Can I come in '.7