All language subtitles for Engrenages.S07E04.FRENCH.1080p.HDTV.H264-SH0W

- Oh, crap!

Crap!

Shit!

Shit! Shit!

Oh, sorry! Excuse me.

He expresses his dissatisfaction.

Sorry!

Yeah, Gilou?

- The Post Office says
that he's not one of their guys.

- OK. Listen. I'm in Aubervilliers.
The guy dropped the money off

at a shop
called Street Fashion. OK?

- Why didn't you catch Nasser?
Well?

- Don't talk to me like that! You understand?
- Let go of me!

- He didn't leave with the cash.
You gave us a bum steer.

- What are you talking about?
- The plan didn't work. That's what we're talking about.

- You have to keep us informed about the next count.
- Hey, it's over.

I can't see you anymore.
Nasser has his eye on me.

Since the death of the cop,
he has become paranoid.

- He talked about the death of a cop?
- Well, yeah.

Is that why you're
after him? Are you serious?

Nasser has nothing to do with it.
He wants to kick the guy's ass.

Why are you looking at me like that?

Nasser took over the territory one
month ago. You think he'd go after a cop?

Not on your life.
He's too smart for that.

He's pissed because some kids stole from him.
He just wants to get his money back.

- Hang on. Hang on.
How did he know who robbed him?

- I told him.
I saw you pick up Rayan.

I conducted a little investigation.

Young guys today,
They like to live large ...

They're not discreet,
it's not very hard.

What do you want to do?
- We'll keep you informed.

If you have any news, you call us.

- How can "I call you"?

Hey!

- Is it for your hearing
with the judge?

- What do you think?
- Wow!

- Shit!

Shit! Crap ...

- Hang on!
I can lend you this if you want.

- That?

- What? It's not classy enough for you?
- It's not classy enough for anyone!

- My colleagues are going to make fun of me
if they see me arrive in that.

- Well, it will stand out.

You have nothing to be ashamed of.

Only guilty people
need to keep a low profile.

- Escoffier!

Can you explain to me what happened?

- Nasser isn't responsible for Herville's death.
- So, no problem that we fucked up with him.

- He's complaining about Herville's death.
It disrupts his business.

We're on the wrong track
with the dealers.

- No.

The guy dropped off the take from the
dealers with a wholesaler.

I took some pictures.

There, Street Fashion, a clothing brand
that sells in the suburbs.

- I had cases like that
when I was with the Fraud Squad.

Nasser buys chinese clothes
with the drug money.

He sells them in the suburbs,
in Clignancourt or somewhere else.

His money is as clean
as a brand new sweatshirt.

- Where does Herville fit in all this?

- Herville died in a Chinese restaurant,
with Wang, his Chinese snout.

The drug money is dropped off
with the Chinese in Aubervilliers.

- It's coming together.

Who owns the shop?
- A certain ...

Wei Xu, 48 years old.

- Wei Xu? I just saw that name.

Wei Xu ...

Wei Xu. They did business together.

He owns a half share
in Wang's restaurant.

- And where does that lead us?

- Perhaps Wang told
Herville about the connection

between the wholesalers and the dealers.

Aubervilliers is in his sector.

- OK. That makes sense.

I want surveillance
on this shop.

Watch who comes in and out.
I want to know all about their activities.

Well spotted, Berthaud.

- Is Romy OK?

- Uh, yeah.
She had an emergency operation.

Her arterial canal
was not properly closed.

- It's not too serious?

- Apparently, it's common
in premature babies.

- If you need time
to take care of her, don't hesitate.

Tom! Do the necessary
for Wei Xu's cell phone

and the land line of the shop.

- I'm on it.
- For the hideout, it's complicated.

There are shops everywhere,
there's nowhere to set up.

As soon as you arrive on foot,
everyone is watching you.

- Can we deploy a surveillance vehicle?
- Yes.

Provided that Nico drives

and all of you stay inside all day.

- Why do you say "you"?
You're coming with us.

- OK.
- Nico, it's your turn to play.

You have to step up and move
around without being spotted.

- OK.
- There are freght handlers everywhere.

You could get hired.
Don't you know anyone?

- My cousin.

- Great!
- What does your cousin do?

- Well ...

My dad's business went bust.
Bankruptcy is shameful for the Wen.

We're the black sheep of the family.

- Excuse me,
what are the Wen?

- There are 3 big Chinese communities
in France.

In Aubervilliers, it's the Wen.
They speak wenzhou.

- OK. Do you speak wenzhou?
- No, just a few words.

I was born in France, Gilou.
I learned french.

- So, in fact, you're useless.

You'll have to find a translator
for the audio surveillance.

- Look for a translator in district 13.
It's tough in Belleville.

The community is very close.
There are no secrets.

- In Belleville, it's the Wen?

- Mostly.

- OK. Anything else?
Shall we go? OK, let's go!

There.
- There?

- Hello. Can I help you?

- Hello. Police. Commander Escoffier,
District 2 Judiciary Police.

We're looking for a translator.
- A translator?

Tiamé, pleased to meet you.
- Hello.

- We have a lot of translators.

They work pro bono
to help immigrants,

but they are always looking for work.
Is it Mandarin, Cantonese or another dialect?

- It's wenzhou.

wenzhou.
- That's it.

- Wenzhou. Wait.

This is Bao Sun.

Wenzhou is his mother tongue.
- Hello.

- Bao Sun?
- Yes.

Are we translating as we go
or is it a one-off?

- What's the difference?

- It affects my compensation. If it's for
24 or 48 hours, I'm interested.

If you want me to translate 3 pages,
I'm sorry but I'm not interested.

- At least, it's clear.

- My wife and daughter arrive in France in 3 months.
I'm making preparations for their arrival.

- It's a permanent wiretap.
It will add up.

- Who do you usually work for?
- Companies.

I do a lot of commercial documents. But I can do everything.
What are you investigating?

- We can't tell you.
- You'll have to take an oath.

It's confidential.

- I won't be in any trouble?
- What kind of trouble?

- I imagine that you are investigating the Wen.

- Don't worry. You will be behind the computer.
You do the translation. Nobody will see you.

There's no risk. OK?

- This way.

To the right.

It's in this office.

Mrs. Adler,
these gentlemen are here to see you.

- Are you Mrs. Adler,
the Director of the hospital?

- Yes, can you tell me what's going on?
- I am judge Roban. I'm dealing with the Vouters case.

I am here to conduct a search.

- I have difficulty understanding
why the complainant is so obstinate.

The longer they delay the investigation,
the longer they delay their payment.

- Not everything is about money.

I'll call our lawyer.
- Please go ahead.

Can you tell us where is your office?

Good. He will just take
a copy of your hard drive.

Please follow me, Madam.

Dr. Micaleff, I'm going to need
access to your office.

It won't take long.
- Follow me.

Do you always do that, reassure
the people you are abusing?

In my line of work, we don't do anything
without warning the patient.

- The search for the truth
often demands an element of surprise.

Don't worry, it's nothing personal.

- Are you sure?

Over there.

- Hello,
I'm going to Lane Boutique.

Great, thanks.

We're in, guys.

- It's the violet sign.

Do you see it, Nico?
Street Fashion, with a little heart.

- Be careful!

- He didn't see us.
Don't worry.

- Vehicle in position. I'm on my way.
- OK.

- Arsehole!

- Bao, move over!

The purple neon?

- Yeah, Street Fashion.

- Hi, Anne.
- How are you, Nico?

- I'm OK and you?
- Yes.

Let's go right away.
I'm flat out.

- Yeah, let's go.

- I didn't tell my dad that
you were coming here in connection with your job.

He doesn't want any trouble with the Wen.
- Ah ...

What did you tell him?
- That you were fired and you needed a job.

- OK. Well, it's done.

- Come on, I'll show you.

- Are you OK?
- You're alone?

- They're coming.
Don't you want to sit down?

They're coming!

- Hello.

- Your Honour.
- You can remove the cuffs.

- You must be kidding! My colleagues don't want
to compromise themselves by being seen with me.

- Madam, this is your first interrogation
on the merits of the case

concerning the attempted murder
of Attorney Vern.

- Attorney Vern?

- Yes, Attorney Vern.

- Excuse me, Your Honour. I stress "Attorney",
because you addressed my colleague as "Madam".

- Madam,

the review of the file
raises some questions.

Do you stand by the statements
made to the police

concerning your whereabouts
at the time of the offence?

- Yes, I was in my office.
- The problem is that there are no witnesses.

Whilst Attorney Vern saw you at the wheel
of the the car that hit him.

- He thinks he saw her,
it's a product of his imagination.

- Why invent this story?

- For revenge.
You know very well that Mr. Vern

was accused of sexual harassment

by some of his colleagues.
My client was also a victim.

He made several advances,
which were rebuffed.

He couldn't stand being rejected.

- In custody,
you were questioned on this point.

You stated that you had not been
the victim of sexual harassment.

- My client thought that she could
harm her case by establishing a motive.

I conducted a reconstruction.

I have brought you

some new evidence

to be added to the file.

These photos were taken by
an expert under the same conditions

as on the day of the
attempted murder.

With the brightness and the reflection,
you can't see anything through the windscreen.

In one second, under these conditions,
Mr. Vern could not possibly have determined

who was behind the wheel.

- Please.

- You can't continue to treat her as a suspect

and keep her in custody

on the strength of
such weak evidence.

- You are right.

I will proceed

to a reconstruction.
We need to be certain.

- You had to give it a try.
You did what you could.

- Well?
- Listen,

nothing unusual.
Orders for clothes.

Jeans, sweats, t-shirts ...

In various quantities
and sizes.

And you?

- Nothing incredible.
They come, they go.

He's making me hungry with his corn.

- Is there anything else?
- Nothing.

- "Hi, can you give me 6 packs of jeans
right away. Code BA-73."

- Let me have a look.

There's something strange going on.
An order for jeans with no size or style.

- Yes, it's weird.

- Normally, it's not the customer
who assigns the order number.

It's the shop.

- Hmm.

There's a guy coming out.

A young guy.

Maybe the owner.

Haven't I see him before?

Yes, that's twice he left

with a small bag under his arm.

See if there's an order
from around 3:40 PM

- Yes, 3:36 PM 5 packs of jeans, no size or style,
with a single code,

BA-65.

- That makes twice
this guy has left with a package.

It may not be
a coincidence.

- We need to know
what's in those packages.

BA-65, BA-73.

- So where are we up to now?

Lenoir told me about a
surveillance operation in Aubervilliers.

Tell me about it.

- A priori, the drug traffickers
are no longer under suspicion.

We have a new lead
which opened up in Aubervilliers,

in Chinatown.

- Well, you're moving quickly.
- These are assumptions.

We belive that Wang may have
been meeting with Herville

concerning how the drug dealers
were laundering their money

with the involvement
of a chinese wholesaler.

- Nothing very substantial for the moment.
- We're at the beginning.

Chinatown in Aubervilliers,
is complicated.

- And above all very sensitive.

On the one hand, you have misery.

39% of the population
below the poverty line.

On the other, the flourishing business
of the chinese wholesalers,

the leading import-export center of
manufactured goods in Europe.

That creates envy.

- We have a big problem
with aggravated robbery.

We had a death recently.
A fashion designer, a family man.

- The demonstrations at Republic.
I followed it.

- The chinese community is on edge.

They want more security,
more police officers.

Even the ambassador got involved.
- What the Police Commissioner means,

it is that the chinese community
in Aubervilliers matters.

Do not add more tension
to an already stressed enviroment.

- I understand. Thank you.

But if the Chinese are involved
in Herville's death,

we have to follow this lead.
- What are you afraid of, Commissioner?

We are not going to
hinder your investigation.

Everybody
wants Herville's killers.

It's a question of ...

approach, finesse, shall we say.

Keep Lenoir appraised
of all your progress.

No operation in the field,

no arrests without the approval
of your director.

I have complete confidence in you.

- I'm coming with you.

- Police Comissioner.

- Mrs. Berthaud?

- Yes.
- Ludovic Brun, bailiff.

Here is the summons from Mrs Martin,

family court judge.

Can I ask you to acknowledge receipt.
There.

Thank you very much.

Here.
- Thank you.

- Have a good day!

- Hello, Laure.
- You didn't sleep well.

Were you at the hospital with the baby?
- Yes.

Hi.
- It's good.

- It's Gilou's idea.
- Doesn't he look good

as a grilled corn vendor?

Convenient for tailing people!

- Dr. Micaleff has admitted
her full responsibility

in the death of Mr. Vouters.
I don't understand what we're doing here.

- Analysis of the hard drive
from your computer proved

very informative.
Can you explain to me

what is an operating room council?

- It's quite simple.
It's a body that brings together

representatives
of the operating room staff.

- How often?

- Once a month.
- The objective?

- We are straying off track.

- To define how the
department is organized.

- Yes. And further?

"Ensure that the organization
of the department is compatible

"with respect for the rules
of anesthetic safety."

Which is our topic.
This is a memorandum of May 19, 2000.

It's your responsibility

to ensure the establishment
of the operating room council.

- Yes.
- You have in front of you

an email from Dr Micaleff
reporting to you, and I quote,

"a chronic lack of staff,
which could result"

"in a risk for patients."
On the other hand,

I don't have any record of your reply.

- I don't remember anymore.

- In other emails, Dr. Micaleff
asks you for your availability

for a meeting
of the operating room council

to develop a charter for
the operation of the department.

Again, her requests
have remained unanswered.

- I answered her orally.

- Ah ...

What did you say?
- It was over a year ago.

- Certainly.

If you cannot recall,

we will ask Dr. Micaleff.

Perhaps her memory is more fresh.

- Herville's funeral is tomorrow.

There will be no
official tribute at Beauvau.

We don't know why he died,
no national flag.

- That's the cop who was killed
in district 13 with a Chinese guy?

Are you investigating?

- Code BA-90 jeans. An order
by code. Our friend is leaving.

- Nico! Nico!

- Gilou?
- Go to Street Fashion.

We have an order by code.
- I'm on my way.

- What are you doing?

- I forgot a package in the truck.

- I see you. As soon as the owner
leaves the store, you tail him.

- OK, received.

- He has to go inside.
- He's going to get caught.

- No, he'll come up with something ...

He must go inside.
- No!

- We're not going to tail him,
we don't know what he's carrying!

- You're right.
- Grilled corn?

- No, thanks.
- Go inside.

See what the owner is doing.

- And what am I supposed to say?
- I don't know! Figure it out. Make something up.

- Crap ... Pisses me off ...

- Nico? What was he doing?

- Gilou? He was wrapping up
a big packet of cash.

- Roughly?

- Hard to say.
There were 8 piles of bank notes.

About 80,000 euros.

- 8 big piles of bank notes.
- That's the 8 packs.

The order for jeans,
it's an order for cash.

The cash is delivered
by the postman. The fake postman.

- Turn around
and tail the owner.

- I can't, I've been burned.
- Crap ...

He leaving!

Ali, take over.
Follow the owner.

- OK.

He's going downstairs.

- Follow him!

- What is he doing?
- Where are you at?

- He just went into
the Agathe Passion shop.

The same as yesterday.

- He went into Agathe Passion.

- OK.

After Wei Xu, you saw
several people

go to the 2nd shop,
Agathe ...

- Passion.

Agathe Passion.
- So, we were wrong.

Nasser is not buying clothes
from the Chinese. That's not the story.

It's classic money laundering.

- Sorry, boss. I don't understand anything.
- It's not complicated to understand.

That's Street Fashion
in Aubervilliers.

That's the Curial estate.

Nasser's drug money
arrives at Street Fashion by bike.

It's an entry point

for the cash.

Other wholesalers
receive cash,

from other sources
who have cash to launder.

The neighborhood is
a huge cash box.

Then wholesalers
collect cash.

The guys converge
on the 2nd shop,

Agathe Passion. And from there,
most likely, the money goes back to China.

- You worked in the Fraud Squad?

- It's not over.

- And the dealer's money,
Where did that go?

- I'm getting to that.
Once the money is in China,

he provisions bank accounts.

The money
becomes completely untraceable.

From there, it returns to the dealers
in offshore accounts.

In our case,

Street Fashion, the entry point,
Agathe Passion, the exit point.

The wholesalers who participate
are a money-laundering system.

- If Wang told Herville about this,
there's a motive to eliminate them.

- We need to catch them in the act
before the dough disappears.

- No, we can't do it like that.
I saw the Police Commissioner.

The Chinese, it's complicated.
We need Lenoir's approval.

- No ...
- Yes!

- We can't miss this opportunity!

We won't get the chance again.

- You have trouble with the idea
of a chain of command, I know!

- It's about courage too.

- Excuse me. What did you say?

- It's about courage too.

- I'll talk to Lenoir
at the funeral.

No arrests without my approval.

We wiretap Agathe Passion,
and that's all.

- We're going to dig into
Agathe Passion.

- I'll never get used to it.

- I have the impression
that Bao is hiding something from us.

- Why?

- I was just chatting with him,
there's something a bit fishy about him.

I'd like to try something.
- OK.

- Bao, can you come over here, please?

Come on, sit down.

- Hello, Bao.
- Hello.

- Tomorrow, we are going to make arrests
in Aubervilliers.

You will help us
with the interrogations.

If they make us,
you will be with us.

- No, hang on. I can't do that.

- Why?

You don't know them, you don't care.

Bao, you took an oath.
Do you know what that means?

If you know someone,
you need to tell us now.

- If that's the case, we'll stop.

We don't want to drop you in it.

- The owner of Agathe Passion,
Mr. Chen, has several shops,

he is powerful.

He chairs the Franco-Chinese
Friendship Association. I work with them.

- It's good that you told us.

We'll find a replacement for you.

On the other hand, you must speak to nobody
about our investigation.

If you do so, if you play that game,

you can say goodbye to your
family joining you.

- OK, I understand.

- Are you driving him back? Thank you, Bao.
- Come on.

Wait for us there.

- I found some things about Mr. Chen.

He does indeed have several
shops in Aubervilliers.

He's very wealthy and an important
member of the Wen community.

he's the president of the association.

- It's complicated that Beckriche
won't let us intervene.

Make a portrait of the guy.

- I have to go!

I have a meeting.

- We'll wait 5 minutes longer,
otherwise we adjourn.

- Excuse me.

- It's OK. Sit down.

I receive you at the request
of Mr. Bremont, Romy's father.

Can you tell us a little
about the reason for your request?

- Yes ... I made this request
following an incident.

Our little girl Romy
was born very premature

Her health is fragile.

She needed an emergency operation.

Her mother's failure to react

aggravated the situation.

What I'm trying to say,
is that we need ...

to clarify the situation
so that it doesn't happen again.

- It's a fact that, since Romy's birth,
it's her father

and her stepmother
who take care of her every day

while her mother shirks
her responsibilities.

- You were hospitalized in a rest center
for law and order services.

- Yes.

- She was in Paris
during this occurrence.

My client's companion called her
several times,

since, not being the biological mother,

she could not authorize the operation.

But she received no answer.
It's almost child endangerment.

- Why didn't you answer?

- I was working.

- I would like to state,

if I may,

that dad is also a police officer.

He rushed to the hospital.

- We are not trying to overwhelm Laure.

I just want her to take
her place with Romy.

- Mrs. Berthaud, is it true that
it's been several weeks

since you last had contact
with your daughter?

- Yes.
- What's going on?

You are a socially integrated,

financially independent woman.

Are you making too much of
this responsibility?

I don't know about you, but
we have to clarify your intentions.

We cannot prolong this uncertainty.

What kind of care do you want
for your child?

- We have not come to that yet.

- Parental authority
is about rights and responsibilities.

if you don't assume your responsibilities,
it brings your rights into question.

If you do not agree
to assume all of your responsibilities,

I shall be obliged to confer parental
authority on Romy's father alone.

- I understand.

- Good.

I will issue my findings
to that effect. Thank you.

- You missed your scheduled meeting.

- It's not my fault.
- I can't do anything about it.

- Listen to me!
- Turn it down a notch.

- I got lost
at La Defense interchange.

I absolutely have to see my client.

- Your client is taking exercise.

The visiting rooms are closing in 10 minutes.
We won't get there in time.

- You can't do that to me.
I've wasted half the day.

- I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Madam.

- I have been knocking for one hour!
Did my lawyer come?

- No.

- What's she doing, that slut?
- Why are you lying.

- Why are you interfering?

- What is this madness?

Did she come?

- You know what happened?

Your lawyer arrived late.

If she takes her to the visiting room
and waits for you to have a conversation,

she misses her lunch break.
- Bitch!

- Get back inside!
I'll make an incident report.

- Go ahead. I'll write a beautiful letter
to the prison controller.

- Get back inside!

Reinforcements!

Don't move!

Cuff her!

That's enough!
- That hurts!

Let go of me!

- Disciplinary block for both of them!

- Leave me alone!
- Get up!

- You hurt me, damn it!

You're really a bitch!
A bitch!

- Let's go ...

- What are you doing here?

- I want you to explain something to me.
- What?

You will be able to raise your daughter
with Nathalie. That's good, isn't it?

- Hey. Laure.

Why would you say something like that?

Do you really think that's what I want?

You don't stop to ask yourself.
You don't care what I want.

No ...
- Stop!

- Stay there!

You're going to talk to me!

Did you ask me my opinion
when you became pregnant?

When you upped and left me with
Romy, did you ask me my opinion?

Did you think about
what that was doing to me?

From the beginning, you decide everything
by yourself, and then you clear off.

You run off.
- I'm not capable.

- What is this bullshit?

You're capable of chasing killers all over Paris,
but you can't give a baby a bottle?

- I'm not in a fit state
to take care of her.

It's not good for her.

- She's your daughter, Laure.

She's your daughter!

- What are we waiting for, exactly?

- The Police Commissioner.
He's supposed to say a few words.

- Someone needs to do it.
It's a shambles.

- I'll do it.

As you can see, I'm not the Police Commissioner,
I'm Commissioner Beckriche.

I had the honour of succeeding Commissioner Herville
as the head of Paris District 2 Judiaciary Police.

I didn't know him well.

The image I have of him is ...

through the eyes of his men.

It's in the respect,
in the admiration,

in the affection
that I see in them,

that I get a sense who he was.

Every commissioner dreams of inspiring
such feelings in his staff.

He chose to be a policeman
in Cléry,

in a difficult territory,
a demanding territory,

far from prestigious positions.

He exercised his profession
with panache

and never shied away from
conflict with command.

He was a royal pain in the ass.

In these times when
compromising one's integrity

passes for intelligence,

he was an exception.

Police Commissioner.

- To life!
- To life.

- How are you, Gilou? Can I get you a drink?
- No, thanks.

- The Police Commissioner told me "no arrests
without the approval of the director ... "

- Your Honour.

Hi.

The boss must have been
a terrible blow for you.

Are you working on it?
Making progress?

- Not as fast as we would like.

- You look well, both of you.

- You mean Tom and me?

- And Romy, is she OK?

- Yes. She had a scare,
but she's doing better.

- Is she going to a nursery?
Does she have a nanny?

- A nanny.

And you?

- Luckily I have my job.

I wanted to call you several times,

but I never got around to it.
- Don't worry.

My marriage is falling apart,

while you two are getting together,
it sounds stupid, but it's a bit hard for me.

Don't screw it up, huh?

- We're conducting surveillance on a guy
from Passion. Let's go. We're going to make an arrest.

Can I get something stronger?
A whiskey or ... Thank you.

- Hey!

Not too hard?

- It was OK.

- We have an order by code

at Agathe Passion.
- You speak Chinese?

- Very funny! The order was
sent in french from a phone.

Listen.

- Yeah?
- I need 20 packs of jeans.

No purple, no yellow.

- "No purple, no yellow."

That means no 500 euro notes,
no 200 euro notes.

- Let me hear it again.

- Yeah?
- I need 20 packs of jeans.

No purple, no yellow.

- He has no accent, that guy.

He's french, not chinese.
- Not necessarily, Nico doesn't have an accent either.

That means that the money
does not necessarily go to China.

If you see the money leave, follow the guy
and see where he goes.

- Hmm.

Ali,
set up in front of the shop.

We'll take the surveillance vehicle.
Let's go.

- Jo!

Jo!

Josephine, can you hear me?

- Yes.

- Are you holding up OK?

- I'm OK.

- I know it's not good
for your record.

A lawyer in the punishment block,
it's not the done thing.

- I'm screwed anyway.

- Why?

- They're going to carry out
a reconstruction.

- Is that bad for you?
- I'm going to trial.

- What did you do?

- I ran over a guy.

- Why?

- Because he was a shit.

- Oh, yeah? You're like that, are you?

You run over a guy
because he's a shit.

- Here you go, boss.
It's a bit charred.

Hop! Thanks. Cheers, boss.

- Did you get the kid?

He has a big package under his arm.

- Did you get the guy who went in?
- We got him.

- Hot corn! Hot corn!

- Gilou?
- Yeah?

- There's a guy coming in.

- Some kind of courier.
- I see him.

I see him.

- Excuse me, do you have a light?

- No, I don't smoke.

- It's just a light.

- No, but I ..

- What is he doing?

- There's an argument.

- He's snatching her bag.
- He's snatching her bag.

- What do we do?
- Nothing.

- What do I do?

- Don't get involved!

There's a guy coming.

- Ah ...

- You can't be serious, Gilou!

- He's leaving.

- Crap! It's Fouad.

- Get out of there!

- Whoa ...

I must be hallucinating.
- It's Fouad.

Subtitles:Ian Munro
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