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Come on, Dad. Yes.

Since we were little,
since we were little.

Let's talk, Dumitru.
Hold on, man, I'll stay.

Dumitru! Dumitru! Wait,
wait, Dumitru, wait, wait, wait.

Come on! Wait,
wait, Dumitru, wait.

Come on, man, take
your hand. A knee.

Take your hand.
Down. Come on, man.

Let me tell you,
let me tell you.

Boss, boss, boss... Did you
understand, you idiots, boss.

I was there, to see
what they were doing.

I swear on my daughter,
you are my king.

I was coming to
tell you directly.

And what would you have
told me? Let me deserve it.

It hurts me badly.
Let me deserve it.

Come on, lift him
up, man. Go on.

Boss. Let's you
and I sit at a table.

Do you see any other table
around here, besides that one?

Boss, those kids
called me over there, to

that one, Gizim,
that one. Gizim?

Yes, that one, that one, yes.

Yes.

They weren't happy with how much
money they were giving them and

man, it showed
on... the little one.

So, you assholes?
Trying to trick their uncle?

Assholes, boss. Real assholes.

May my mom die, I
wouldn't have gotten involved.

I wouldn't have gotten
involved in tricking that guy.

He's a smart one.

He's a smart one?
Dumitru, you are

you, you, you are the most...

Dumitru! Dumitru!
Dumitru, you are...

Yes, Dumitru! Dumitru!

Dumitru, please!
Dumitru! Dumitru!

I'll give you
everything, Dumitru.

Dumitru, I'll give you
everything. I'll give you

now, now I'll give
you 100, 000, Dumitru.

I'll give you... I'll give you
my apartment, I'll give you...

I'll give you my house. Dumitru!

He'll cut it. Give it to those in the
back, they haven't eaten in two days.

Understood.

Find me a man. For
what? To do the transport.

What? Dad, I'll do it.
No. But I can, I mean...

Find me a man.

Yeah, baby, I know I was stupid, but come
on, please, let's meet, let me explain.

Where are you going?
I found an apartment.

And where did you get the
money from, huh? My own.

Did that guy give it
to you? Listen to me.

You came into my house. Doru!

Come! Come quickly!

Where's the key?
Doru! Do something!

No. No, no, no, no, no.
You're not going anywhere.

Come on, man, leave
me alone! No, you're go...

What? What are you
doing, man, pushing me?

Stop it, leave him!
Mitu, you pig, boss!

Leave me alone! I didn't want to,
man, I didn't want to, I didn't want to,

I didn't want to, I
didn't want to! Shhh!

Shhh! No, no, no, no, don't get angry.
Hey, leave me, leave me alone, leave me!

Here. Go away.

Don't listen to him. Stay
here, stay with mom.

Emilie? Let him
go, it's his choice.

Tea and good.

There was onion, and
mushrooms, everything.

I'd like more. Yes.

Yes, and that's all?
But what do you mean?

I don't know. That I like it,
that it's good, that it's burnt,

I want something else,
I don't know, anything.

Who are you texting? Go check.

No, I want you to tell me. Laura Tudoran,
her mom is a surgeon, her dad is a lawyer.

For her birthday I was in
customs for the first time, by train.

Oh, I forgot. You
completely missed this.

Sorry. Did you think I
was talking to Bogdan, or?

Wait, Mom, no one is
accusing you of anything.

Why didn't you tell
us you were leaving?

But wouldn't you rather I give a statement
now, when I go for coffee with the girls?

Maria, after everything that's happened,
do you think you can just leave on your

own? Ok, I, the
undersigned Maria Crețu,

declare that I have
finished eating.

Sit down! Sit down!

Man, do you know what my dad would
do to me if I did something like that?

What? What would
he do? Beat you?

Come on, come on, give me one.

Come on, push me against the
walls, let's see what you've learned.

Hey! Hey! Maria! How dare
you talk to your dad like that?

Did he ever hit you?

Well, Maria, Dad used to wake up at 5 AM,
worked in 40-degree heat in rubber boots,

and in the evening he'd come home exhausted,
that's all he could manage, you know.

And that was his life. So what?

It was good that
he beat you, right?

No, no, no, it wasn't good.

One time he beat me so hard I had to
run away from home, in my pajamas,

and I wandered the streets, around
the block, until he calmed down.

But do you know why he hit me?

Because he caught me with the neighborhood
guys, smoking behind the building.

That's why, man. I hated
him for years for that.

But when I grew up, I
understood something:

that he, in his simplicity,
as a person, poor him,

didn't beat me
because I was smoking,

but he beat me because I had stolen money
from his wallet to buy cigarettes, Maria.

That I had stolen the
money from his wallet.

What is this? 1400
volts. A button.

God help us,
what a crazy family.

But don't you want a
bulletproof vest, while we're at it...

Maria? It was my idea.

Dude, Mom, sorry, but I
can't live in this paranoia.

I can't go around with
a taser at university.

Yes you can, because
you need to be safe.

So, while I'm at work, Maria?

What work? They took your file.

Oh, have you assigned
me to guard duty or what?

I thought we didn't have
secrets between us, right?

Yeah, I did. They took my file,
yeah. And I'm going to get it back.

Why? Screw it. I'll arrest one today,
another one will show up tomorrow.

And innocent people are
still dying because of you.

Don't forget these words. Okay?

Remember these words when your
first patient dies on the operating table.

Doing good costs,
Maria. It costs.

Why did you tell him to leave?

Doru? Doru? Talk to me.

Where did Bogdan
go? Say something!

Where did Bogdan go?

The explosion followed by a violent fire
destroyed the structure almost entirely and

caused significant damage
in the neighboring area.

Official sources confirm that several charred
bodies were recovered from the rubble.

Talk to me! Say something! Nobody
tells me anything, I'm going crazy!

Say something!
Where did Bogdan go?

I don't know. What do
you mean you don't know?

Did he go to Marius's?

I don't know. I don't think so.

I mean, I hope
not. Think about it.

We argued. We... spoke harshly.

Why did you tell him to
leave? Why did you let him go?

Emilia, this is what he wants.

This is what he
wants. He's a child.

He doesn't have
a brain in his head.

You are responsible. No. No. No.

This is not my
fault. Yes, you did.

You never put your foot down.

And you, what did you do? Huh?

I am his mother. I'll
tell you what you did.

Nothing. That's what you did.

Nothing! You always turned
a blind eye to all his crap.

You wanted to be the one the
good parent who praises him,

and I the bad one
who scolds him.

Always. Who's his dad, huh?

I tried to be his dad.

I've done everything...
I can't anymore.

Where are you going?
I want to be alone.

Greetings, Mr. Dumitru! Get
out of here, we don't have any.

Leave, for God's sake!
Leave him to me, I'll talk.

What's your name? Omar Muhamad.

Are you the one with
the barbershop? No, no.

Kebab. Okay. I'm
listening, habibi.

Your son stole from me,
he made me look like a fool.

What did he steal? The money.

15, 000 euros. Mariusică came
to you and took your money.

But why were your men
selling merchandise in my area?

They did as they pleased. I didn't
know he was selling merchandise there.

Well, 15, 000 is the
price for not knowing.

Next time, get involved and learn, so
you know what your people are up to.

Sandu, give some
money! No, no, no, no.

No, no. No. This is
the money for gas.

You'd better go back where
you came from. I'm from here.

I'm from Romania. No.
You're allowed to stay here.

Next time you put your nose in,

I'll pack you in a suitcase
to Fita. Raisa, right?

Where is it, you son
of a bitch, where is it?

What's wrong, man? Are you crazy? Man,
you're the only one who knows where I put it.

Tell me, damn it, did
you already spend it all?

You're nuts, I think you
drank it all and forgot.

Look me in the eyes and swear
on your mother that you didn't take it.

I swear. On your mother! No, man, these
guys are looking at us funny, that's enough.

Hey, hey, hey, those sevens
have messed with your head.

Come on, man, you're
already annoying me.

What is it, you think
I stole from you?

Here, you poor thing. Want more?

Say so, I have more. You should
be glad I'm not telling Marius,

because the cops got
me the last time I saw you.

You're screwed and I
don't see you doing well.

Thanks, mom.

Good evening,
neighbor. Mom, boss,

I don't even know how to
thank you. Calm down, my dear.

I know how it is.
You're welcome,

any help is gold. Tell me.
Do you want to be a driver?

To be like that guy, to be like...
like that bald guy from Transporter.

Making some money,
etcetera, etcetera, huh?

Of course I want to, yeah.
What's your dad doing?

Where is he? We argued. He's

doing his own thing somewhere.

He needs a break. He won't
cause us problems, right?

No, boss, no. How
could he, never.

I like your dad, Bogdan. But
he doesn't have guts like you.

Why are you saying that?

Boss, can I get you
some water, coffee.

I don't have coffee. Hey,
are you talking to me?

Yes. Bossing everyone around.

I'm Marius, man.
Just call me Marius.

Yeah. Stay down when
you're upside down.

And you just stood
there like that. Stay.

Come on. Tell me, my life.

What happened to you?
What, what happened?

Why did you argue? Eh,
well. You know how dads are.

I know. My dad, at 18,

made me kill a
Moldovan, a con artist.

I caught him at the
table with the kids.

Come on, man, I'm just
kidding, why so tense?

He didn't have kids.

Hey, Bogdan, no matter who
someone is to you like a father,

no one has the right
to tell you how to live.

You know what I mean? Say.

So? Other plans?

What, other plans?

The girls, man. Don't you
have a girlfriend you could call?

Look, my daughter,
apartment, all that, huh?

Yeah. Yeah, well, yeah. Girls.

Here on... What?

Here on... Oh, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I have a girlfriend. Well, I
did, because we argued.

I was stupid. Yes.

Yeah? It's not good
like that, Bogdan.

It's not good to
live like a hermit.

All that tension goes to your head
and you end up crazy afterwards.

Get the Dacia. The girl
isn't making up with you.

Go out there, a little
bracelet, a little chain.

Don't give it to
just anyone to wilt.

You know what I mean? Go
on, take her to a restaurant.

A nice one.

You're the best, I swear.

Sorry. Sorry.

Do you have cash?
I don't have any.

Your brother will help you.

You're in trouble.
Please, just get me people.

Did I... did I call you? Yes.

What business do you have here?

I'm right here with you, man, if
there's business, it's my business too.

What are you doing, man?
Did you say at a workplace?

No, no, no, no, no. Look at him.

Is he coming? No, no,
no. Oh no, how annoying!

Man, how annoying!
Come on, man, nobody's left.

If it is... if that work is actually
happening, I don't know if there's anything

further. I don't
know where it is.

I don't know where it is.

Who is it? Bogdan?

Yes.

Hey, your father!
Me? Me, all of it?

Let me do it, because if I don't know
what's been done, what's been done.

Hey, wait, first I need to
get my head around this.

Pintică, half an hour? Come
on, good that you came.

I admit I thought about whether to come
or not, but you know I'm not the type of

person to refuse a
meal. A good meal.

Especially. Respectfully.
Good evening.

Wow, how cool
these are. You know?

I'm going to give you. I'm going
to give you one of these, see.

Nice to see you. Pintică,
can I sit next to my wife?

Yes. And like your mom. Well...

Sorry. You'd think it was an
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.

Anonymous or not.

Okay, but these things don't
work anymore, nowadays.

They used to work back in
the day. Do you remember?

Well, what was it like at
the academy? Yeah, yeah.

Well, but how? What I liked most back
then was that if you had something to

sort out with someone,
you'd settle it on the spot.

You didn't stand there thinking, imagining
all sorts of things about what would

happen and what would follow.
That's how things worked, directly.

I remember, I was at the
police station one evening with

with Adi and with... what was his
name, he was with us, who came from...

From Tătărăști, where
did he come from?

From Țânțăreni? He came the first
day with his pants ripped at the back.

A hole, man. A
hole? A hole. Yeah.

Man, what a character.
God, and I was

wait till you see. I was
with him at Poli one evening

and with Adi we were hanging
around there, in bars, something else.

Some older guys
picked a fight with us.

Yeah, like, 'You showed up, you're causing
trouble, you're stealing our girls.'That

classic stuff, you know? You
know, I behaved myself back then.

You weren't around then. I wasn't. He
was always at the shooting range, training.

Well, and that evening, I
sensed these guys around

well, what was I doing? When I
felt there was potential for trouble,

I'd unbutton my jacket, slightly, everyone
would pay attention to see what I was

doing. I'd take it off, and then,
bang, I'd throw it up in the air.

I'd distract them, they'd
look, bam, straight at it.

Pac! But how? We'd instantly
switch their channel to Bulgarian.

Yeah, get to the point. No, man, but
wait, wait a second, he's saying it right,

he's saying it right.
Eh, and that evening,

the same, I felt it had
repercussions/was serious.

I nicely brought them between themselves,
in the middle there, wait, wait,

just you see now. I nicely unzipped
my jacket, I took it, I threw it up.

For the first time, nobody
looked at the jacket.

Nobody, nothing.
Nobody, nothing.

Damn it, Smart, it's
been two weekends.

Mom, what a beating
we took back then.

Mom! And now, if you go to Poli and ask
people, they'll tell you about the beating.

That's it, I can't
anymore. Thank you.

With great pleasure. Just so you
know, I've also prepared an apple pie.

Oh, wonderful, I want
some. Can I help you, Corina?

No, no, don't worry. Made
by my own little hands.

Eh, well, then
I'll eat. Let's see.

Tell me. Did you get a
chance to look through the file?

Uh, broadly speaking,
because it's overwhelming.

Hey, if you need
anything, just say.

Man, I was thinking yesterday...
God, what a month we've had.

Wow, and my liver still
aches when I think about it.

Yes. It was an intense
period for everyone.

Never mind, Laur. Never mind,
Laur, as long as we're healthy.

Someone from ANCO is
working for the Mustață family.

I believe.

Man, fuck it, what is...

So why are you telling
us? Did you take CSJ?

Corina, forgive me for
saying this in front of you.

Laur, have you lost your mind? Before
I handed the file over to the registry,

I took a look inside it. And there were
some proofs there that are now missing.

What proofs? Some
recordings from Mr.

Dumitru Mustață's phone.

I personally checked that file.

And nothing was missing. Each piece
of evidence was dated and highlighted.

Then we have a problem.

Because the evidence was
there before I handed over the file,

and it disappeared
after I handed it over.

Well, then we really
have a problem.

How do you know evidence was
missing after you handed over the file?

And in the end, what are
you implying, Laurențiu?

What is he implying? Well,
he's not implying anything.

Don't you see he's
saying it very directly?

That one of us is on
Mustache's payroll.

That's what you're
saying, isn't it?

Thank you for the meal.

I thought... I don't
know what I thought.

I wanted to know
if you were okay.

Do you have sugar? A teaspoon.

Never mind, Laur, as
long as we are healthy.

Someone from ANCO
works for the Mustache family.

I think.

Man, fuck it, what is...

Corina, forgive me for
saying this in front of you.

Laur, have you lost your mind?

See? Nerves,
indignation, tenseness.

Yes. That's Monica every
time something doesn't suit her.

And that laugh,
initially? I don't know.

It's a nervous laugh. If she were
guilty, she'd play it differently.

Before I handed the file over to
the registry, I took a look inside it.

And there were some proofs
there that are now missing.

What proofs? What evidence?
Pff, come on, man, give it...

No matter how sharp you are as a prosecutor,
you still look over that file once.

Because the written evidence is huge
there, as big as the People's House.

This guy, this one's been in ANCC
his whole life, he knows the ropes.

He's lying through his teeth.

Some recordings from
Mr. Dumitru Mustață's phone.

I personally checked that file.

And nothing was missing. Each piece
of evidence was dated and highlighted.

Then we have a problem.

Because the evidence was
there before I handed over the file,

and it disappeared
after I handed it over.

Well, then we really
have a problem.

How do you know evidence was
missing after you handed over the file?

That's when I figured it out. And in the
end, what are you implying, Laurențiu?

What is he implying? Well,
he's not implying anything.

Don't you see he's
saying it very directly?

That one of us is on
Mustache's payroll.

That's what you're
saying, isn't it?

Thank you for the meal.

Man, you've been too active.
If it's really one of these two,

he'll panic.

Because an informant doesn't stay calm
when he feels he's about to be discovered,

right? He goes to his bosses, asks
for instructions, tries to cover himself.

You swear? That's what I think.

Yes. 20 minutes.

Ouch, ouch, wait, wait! Maria, what's
wrong, dear, why are you screaming?

Are you okay? I hit
my knee on the bed.

Oh, yeah, it's...
yeah? Yeah, fine.

I'm okay. Okay.

Do you want to kill me?

I'm sorry. Yeah, right. I swear.

I also fought with
that Doru guy and...

And that's why you're
acting like shit towards me?

What did you do? I took mom's
jewelry and wanted to pawn it.

But some people attacked me.

I'm sorry. It's okay.

Nobody forced me.

I found a job.
Driver. You, a driver?

Sure. Seriously. I'm clean.

Throw away all the weed. It's
like it's already thrown away.

I piss on it. Tonight. Tonight.

What I told you last
night in the kitchen.

I'm sorry.

When I hit him yesterday,
I almost had a seizure.

I looked into his eyes.

The same look from when I
was 4 and saw that picture of...

Come on, please, look at me.

Do you still remember
how the first one was?

We were young, we
had no idea what to do.

I didn't know, you did. I had
never seen so much blood in my life,

I felt like vomiting and you...

You picked him up, you wiped him, you
calmed him down, you put Rifanol on him.

And after that you looked at...

Dexter's Laboratory. Yes.

One with his head bandaged, and
the other who didn't know English.

Do you remember him
drawing how to pronounce it?

Please, come upstairs.

Look, I... I can't anymore.

Me neither. It's just that...

I don't want anything
now. I mean...

I want you to know
I'm here. Come on up.

Mom, what coffee did you make.

Come here, sit down. Who is it?

Stay

down.

Speak.

I want to meet one
of you today at 4.

Well, that's in 2
hours. Are you sure?

Sure. I'll tell you
what he was saying.

He was talking like an idiot,
loud on speaker, you know?

So where is he? Behind Chirigiu's,
in a place where they play Barbut.

He drank like a pig last
night and slept there.

Well done, Andu.
See, you managed.

Bogdan figured out I made my
move on her when you grabbed him.

I'm afraid... you'll
snitch on me.

Come on, man, we've
sorted this out, stay calm.

Stay calm? Stay calm? Do you know
what he told me when we argued?

That I should be grateful? That
he wouldn't rat me out to Marius.

Me, his brother. Come
on, man, that's just talk.

Hey, hey, hey, hey,
please, you be more...

Empathetic. That's how I'll die.

Man, oh man, oh
man, I'm so stupid.

I should have told him:'Figure it out
yourself.'I would have snapped a tendon badly,

but at least it would have ended
there, you know what I mean?

Hey, you wanted to
help him. Help him?

Bro, help him? I introduced him to Marius
and now this guy is messing with his head.

Be careful, be careful.
It's his choice, right?

It's his choice. Mom, oh mom, I don't
even want to know what's in Tasul Măgur's

soul. Andu! You did a good job.

And for a good cause. You
can be sure of that, right?

I'm leaving tonight. Okay?
I'll grab my stuff and leave.

If this guy gets the urge and
says something to Marius, I'm dead.

We're screwed, right? Laur?

We're screwed, right? Yeah.

We're screwed. Yeah.
We're screwed, right?

We're screwed, right? We're
screwed, we're screwed.

Okay.

What an intense meeting.
Is it always like this?

Be more empathetic.

Did you leave, you
idiot? I didn't leave.

How do you know? I'm
looking at the cars ahead.

Which one do you think is his?

I don't know. The
Benz... the black one?

Look at the plates.

The one from Brăila?
Braila, Braila, yes.

B-R-O-4 instead of...

Home? How is it? Shitty.

Otherwise it's good, right?

Look, the little frog. Whoa!

Is it bad for the boy?

And sleep.

Hold on, I'll press
it down. Stay.

Come on, Ff. In case...

I need to take a picture of him
so we have it with the taxi driver.

Good.

I should stay a bit
further back, shouldn't I?

I think the guy lost a lot.
He seemed quite affected.

Stay further back,
you're too close.

It would help if someone
got between us and him.

I'm trying, Ff. Mhm. And
when you need traffic,

there isn't any.

Stop here.

Hey, is that Pintică, man?

Pintică?

There's one more. Oh
my god, yes, it's Pintică.

Man,

are you

crazy?

Good.

Good, good, very
good. Alright, man.

Laura, but... this
is... oh my god.

What more do you want?
Pintică is the informant from Anco.

I don't like admitting
it, but you were right.

What do we do? I'll order
preventive detention immediately.

Hi. Laur?

Well done. You did a good job.

You're back on the case. I did.

Come on. You're
back on the case.

Hey, hey, hey, what the
hell are you doing here?

Hey, hey, hey, I'm taking my
weeb share and I'm leaving.

I'm taking my
grandma with me and...

I don't know, we'll give her...

What is she doing
here? Good to you too.

Huh? Well, if I'm
leaving, why do you care?

Hey, I'm leaving you.
But I want us to go.

Hey man, money made you crazy.

Dude, what else do
you want from me?

Didn't you say you were leaving?

Damn, oh my, oh my.

Man, you do whatever you want.

But as a friend who cares about you,
all I'm saying is, damn it, all those...

What are you doing here? Keep
your eyes on me, Andrei Stan.

Eyes on me, breathe.
You do whatever you want.

But as a friend who cares about
you, all I'm saying is, let it go, damn it,

all those... I think this is going
to get you charged at the ANCC.

Screw those fat rats, hit
me with what I deserved.

It's done, man. Stay here.

Man, dad, money
has driven you crazy.

But

as a

friend

who

cares

about

you,

all

I'm

saying

is,

forget

about

it,

all

because...

Listen

to

Me.

Clean up here,
I'll go afterwards.

Aren't you happy? Why?

I wonder how long it will take
until they buy the next one.

Hey, wait, they're getting
behind me. Wait, guys.

Wait, guys. Hey,
there's a mistake, hey.

Wait. Lift your head. Hey guys, there's a
mistake, I'm your guy, man, I'm your boss,

what are you doing?

Maria? Maria?

Maria!

Ready.

Ready.

Emilia,

if you want it to go
well, Bogdan, come on.

One, two, three. He
and I were home all night.

We ate, we watched television,
and then we went to bed.

Guys. Got it? Smile
for the camera.

Tell him you understood.
If they kill Bogdan too.

Hey, Maria, what the hell
were you doing there, man?

Are you out of your mind?

Laur, don't talk to her like that, or
she won't tell us anything anymore.

What the hell was
Maria doing here, huh?

That was a big mistake.
Did anyone follow you?

My child wouldn't do
something like that.

But Bogdan isn't a child
anymore. Be careful.

If you did so much to save Bogdan, think
about what I am capable of doing for Maria.

If I bore you, tell me.

Someone's killing you!
Leave him, leave him!

No. Laur! How can I help you?