All language subtitles for Locked Up - S01E06 - Episode 6 -h264-720p

LOCKED UP
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CLANG

BEEPING

BUZZING

Where have you been?

I went out for while.

What are you hiding?

I was taking my blood pressure.

Behind my back?

I didn't want to worry you.

It's normal, twelve over eight.

Why are you still awake?
Come to bed.

I'm worried about our girl.

Don't you know anyone
who could protect her?

No, Encarna. That isn't how it works.

How does it work?

Someone keeping an eye out,
taking care of her.

I'm worried she'll get raped in there.

The guards, the inmates…
or she might even get into drugs.

The prisons have systems in place.

Besides, Macarena's
not that type of person.

Shall I tell you what she's like?

She's vulnerable.

And innocent.

Can you say hand on heart
that she won't get raped?

Can you?

I'll get my diary and make some calls.

But you're a nervous wreck, Encarna.
Come on, let's go to bed.

Why not spend a few days
with your sisters in Galicia?

MUFFLED CRY

Why did you steal Palacios' phone?

- I don't know what you're on about.
- Stop messing about!

I've spent the whole night
checking the security camera footage,

and I saw how
you stole Palacios' phone.

I'm sorry.

I don't give a damn
what you're feeling.

- It's your fault he's getting fired.
- What?

I took the phone because
it was a question of life or death.

You always have an excuse.

For getting cold feet over Zulema,

for making us look like idiots,
for stealing phones.

You think you're different
to the others,

but you'll go down for seven years
for being a bitch and a fraudster,

and if you think you'll get away
with Yolanda's loot, think again.

I'll tear you apart
before seeing you walk free.

I may be a bitch for taking the phone,

but I don't want anything
to happen to Palacios.

He's the best person I've met in here.

Is that why you told
the Governor he abused you?

What?

I've never said that.

You haven't spoken
to the Governor?

No.

Don't lie, damn you!

Fabio, I have you on the camera.

Is there a problem?

Everything's fine.

Fabio, I'm telling you the truth.

I think I know which inmate
might have accused him.

# Here I am

# What you did

# Look at me

# Life in jail. #

LOCKED UP

HOOTER

This is an announcement
for inmates in Cell Block 2.

You must proceed to bedding change.

Please wait your turn
in the laundry room.

Pick up a book and read.

It's washing day.

Get the sheets and take them
to the laundry, Zulema.

Didn't you hear me?

The dirty sheets have to
be taken to the laundry.

Take the sheets.

No.

Leave the sheets where they were.

Get out.

The rules don't allow friends
to take your sheets. Understand?

She isn't a friend,
she's my personal assistant.

Do the rules say anything
about personal assistants?

Get the damned sheets
and take them to the laundry.

Now!

I said pick up the damned sheets.

No, sorry. I'm sorry. You're the boss.

You're the boss.

I'm going quietly.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

You haven't heard the end of this.

CHEERING CONTINUES

Sole!

- Did you see that rumpus?
- Yes. Have you seen Anabel?

No. Give me a hand
taking this to the laundry.

Come on. Oh that stinks!

Your sweat smells of roses, does it?

Where's Miss Lovely?

I've decided to belong
to just one group.

The one for "old curmudgeons
at risk of heart failure".

- What do you think?
- I'm flattered.

But you have a lot to learn
in my group.

Really? What must I learn?

It's forbidden to say "thank you".

"How are you, my darlings?"
"Thank you so much."

"Could you pour me
a drop of tea, please, dear!"

OK, I think I get your drift.

And there's no
firm pussy in our group.

You should know that we have
5 kilos of fanny down there,

we walk like this,
showing it off.

What, like this?

WHISTLE

Bloody hell, look at the state of you!

You look a mess.

What's wrong,
do I remind you of your wife?

THEY LAUGH

Listen, I'm sorry I flew
off the handle the other day.

Forget about it. These things
happen between colleagues.

That's not why I came.

I want to introduce you
to a friend, Leopoldo.

Pleased to meet you.

He was in the Civil Guard and
we worked together on a few cases.

- He wants to ask you a favour.
- Fabio, do you have children?

- No.
- I do. Two of them.

I love them more than anything.

When I took early retirement a couple
of years ago, I thought, "That's it".

You've got your pension,
a wonderful family...

But no. Things have changed a lot.

I have a daughter in Cruz del Sur,

she's awaiting trial.

She's a good girl,

but a lowlife tricked her.

- I can't give special treatment to...
- No, not at all.

I'm not asking you
to give her special treatment.

What I'm asking you,
as a father, is to...

to look out for her a bit.

To give her a bit of protection
if she needs it. That's all.

OK, I'll see what I can do.

- What's her name?
- Macarena Ferreiro.

- Do you know her?
- Only by sight.

I should go in, I'll be in touch.

He's one of the best guys
we've had in Homicide,

but some bastards attacked his wife,
and since then, he's never recovered.

- Thanks for introducing me.
- We're friends, aren't we?

That's why I want
to tell you something.

I'm investigating a case:
an assault on an armoured van

carrying 9 million euros,
which have disappeared,

and for which four people have died.

Why are you telling me this?

An inmate has accused your daughter
of knowing where the loot is.

All I care about is
that my daughter is OK.

Of course, and I trust you completely.

I know you'd never go
looking for that money.

- Of course not.
- That's what I thought.

But you must understand,

I'd hate to see you
mixed up in anything ugly.

THEY SING

I gave Anabel some money,
to keep safe inside her pussy.

LAUGHTER

Ole, ole.

Look, I'm just like Beyoncé.

More like the Lady of Elche.

SINGING CONTINUES

WHISTLE

Take cover, it's the Power Ranger.

What's this,
the fucking hairdresser's?

- Her fella's visiting.
- Her fella can suck my dick.

Leave that and get my uniform done.

- I want it washed and ironed now.
- Yes, sir. Right away,

and if you like we'll all
have a suck of your prick.

THEY LAUGH

HE SHOUTS

Stop messing around
and just get on with it, OK?

Shall I put some
stuffing in your crotch?

He needs it.

Shall I put your head down the toilet?

What do you say?

So long, gorgeous!

Oh Valbuena, I'd be good for you!

LAUGHTER AND WHOOPING

- Anabel, can I talk to you a minute?
- Yes, of course. What is it?

- Can your fella get anything?
- It depends what you need,

but I can't fit another
lawyer in my pussy.

ANABEL LAUGHS

No, I need an abortion pill.

An RU 486.

I'll see what I can do
but it'll be expensive.

9 million.

Listen, with what
you already owe me...

3,000 euros and we're quits.

What do you think?

OK.

Sole, I know I shouldn't ask her for
anything, but what can I do?

It's up to you, but if you've
told Anabel you're pregnant,

soon every prison
in the country will know about it.

Hello.

Hi.

Ferreiro.

How are you?

Did you sleep well?

Yes, very well. Thank you.

Good.

I'll see you around.

You can count on that.

What was that about?

Have I gone overboard
with the make up?

I'll start sobbing later
and look a right mess.

- Not in the kitchen any more?
- They've moved me to cleaning.

Fuck me!

You're lucky,
I've promised to be good.

Isn't that right, Valbuena?

SHE COUGHS

CHATTER

Anabel, I was thinking
we could give the Chinaman a call.

What Chinaman?

- Your colleague or the Mexican.
- No. I'm not calling anyone, Tere.

It's done.

- I didn't keep any of it, I swear.
- I believe you, Tere.

- Did Anabel see it?
- Yes.

I'm sorry.

What about that 50 to get
a few grams from Zulema?

What are you talking about?

You should stop putting
that stuff inside you.

It isn't good for you.

González.

What?

We're going to the Governor's office.

And you're going to tell her
exactly what you told me earlier.

Bloody hell.

I don't normally tell lies,
Madam Governor. I'm honest.

The thing is, sometimes
with the methadone...

I just lose it.

I don't have all day, Tere.

All right. Well, that thing
I told you about Palacios...

It wasn't exactly like I said.

I mean, I made it all up.

But I didn't want to
mess things up for him.

So can you explain exactly
how you became pregnant in here?

I'm not pregnant.

Not that I wouldn't
want to be. I love kids,

and maybe one day when I'm clean,
I'll have artificial insemination.

You wrongly accused a warden, Tere!

This is a very serious offence.

Get her some blankets,
I'm giving her four days in solitary.

But I...

If you agree, maybe we could
wait until she's over the flu.

Very well.

González.

Can I take one of these sweets,
Madam Governor?

Who was it we actually tested?

Tell her.

Macarena.

I asked her twice, as a favour.

I think Palacios deserves
an apology and to be reinstated.

- He didn't abuse an inmate.
- No.

He didn't, but because of his actions
the prisoners got a phone.

Come off it, Miranda.

Mobile phones are used
for trafficking, we all know that.

There's at least half a dozen
of them around here.

Don't tell me how to do my job.

You're taking out your own shit

- on someone who doesn't deserve it!
- Look Fabio,

I can't work with you.

I'm sorry, I really am.
I've tried but I can't.

You're always opposing me,
you question all of my decisions.

So fire me, not Palacios.

I can't fire you.

Because you're right.

I'm embittered.

My life is shit.

I don't know what to do.

OK.

I'm an idiot.

It's OK, don't worry about it.

Don't worry.

No, forgive me.

- Forgive me, Fabio.
- It doesn't matter.

Governor.

- Yes.
- Inspector Castillo's here.

He's waiting for you.

I'll be right down.

- Could you come with me, please?
- Sure.

You're up to speed with the case
and you know Inspector Castillo.

Yes, we were colleagues for years.
Homicide is a close bunch.

So, what about Palacios?

I'll speak to the inspector
and then I'll call him...

so he comes back.

DOOR OPENS

Estefanía. This is Inspector Castillo.
He'd like to speak with you.

I'm honoured.

I'd offer you a coffee,
but I didn't get to the shops today.

You were just caught with a mobile
phone. It's no time for jokes.

Estefanía Kabila. Two and a half years
for theft and arson of a vehicle.

You've systematically increased
your sentence through bad behaviour.

Fights, possession
of a knife and assault.

- If this is about the phone...
- I don't give a shit about the phone.

- OK, so what's this about?
- It's about

two murders committed in here.

That of your cell mate, Yolanda,

and that of the Chief Jailer.
Both related to a SIM card,

the whereabouts of which
you are apparently aware of.

You've publicly accused Macarena
Ferreiro of having the proof.

Why don't you ask her?

Because these things are
best discussed between friends.

The kind of details a judge needs...

are best spoken about
in an intimate setting.

- Why would I betray my friend Maca?
- Because it would be a nice gesture,

which would mean a lot
to the Behaviour Committee,

and because the prison would
withdraw the assault charge.

You'd be on day release
within a month.

SHE WHISTLES A TUNE

- Keep still.
- Shouldn't this be done by a woman?

Why not two? They're on their way.
How do you like them? Fair or dark?

If you want the truth...
I like them blonde and pretty.

Listen, it's important
that everything Macarena says

gets recorded on this mic.

We'll talk later about where
those knickers came from.

Any conversation that
could help the investigation

must be heard loud and clear.

Whether it's about Yolanda
or the SIM card. OK?

Try and get friendly with Macarena.

Get her talking, lead the
conversation. Is that clear?

Crystal clear.

BANGING AND LAUGHTER IN NEXT ROOM

Don't stop, baby. Don't stop!

Oh my God!

It must be hard for someone
who has a baby in here

thinking of bringing it up here.

But then again, it could be worse.

When it comes
to childhood, like mine,

which I remember
like it was yesterday...

We played everything,
tag, kite-flying...

Yes, I'm happy. Maybe it's
the hormones but I get up happy.

I'm happy all the time.

Aurora. Study hard, my girl.

Don't be like your mother.

Study and don't let
any man lay a finger on you.

I'll be out soon and then
we'll have a great time.

No, I'm not mother material.

I see myself as more of an aunt.
I'd be Auntie Tere.

There were eight of us,

sixteen cousins on one side
and nine on the other,

and we all ended up living together.

We were kids, right?
I think that all kids are happy.

Take good care of Grandma,

and remember I love you more
than anything in the world.

Now I've got upset, bloody hell.

And the music, there was music
all the time. Like this...

SHE SINGS

SINGING

You've got the rhythm, girl.

I needed that.

Even the legs of the bed went weak.

Miss, I don't suppose
you've got a cigarette?

I always enjoy one afterwards.

- You know there's no smoking.
- No smoking.

- You look great. Enjoy it.
- Thanks very much, gorgeous.

I had an amazing time.

SHE WHOOPS

HOOTER

Anabel.

I'm so sorry, you should
have asked me sooner.

Your pill's on order but you'll have
to wait till the next visit.

You don't understand,
I need the pill this week.

If not, it won't work.

This isn't like a shop
where you can take things back.

3,000 euros we said, remember?

If you need an abortion, don't worry.
There are other ways in here.

With a coat hanger, herbs, mint,
parsley, and others.

Talk to the Senegalese women.

Either that,

or you'll have to jump through
hoops for Dr Sandoval.

SHE LAUGHS

BANGING

- Christ, that woman's an arsehole.
- What's she up to?

THUD

SCRAPING

- Hi.
- Hello.

What a surprise.

To what do we owe this visit?

Well, I've been in solitary,

and I've been thinking
things over. I want to control...

- my impulses.
- You want to control

your violent impulses?
Is that what you mean?

Yes.

I promised the Governor,
and that's what I've decided.

And it's boring wanking on your own.

LAUGHTER

- I prefer it alone.
- What the hell is she doing?

- It's a therapy session.
- I know that, for God's sake.

But Ferreiro isn't there.
Where can I get a coffee around here?

- Linchún, fancy a coffee?
- Why do you behave that way?

I don't stop to think about it,
if I'm honest. You tell me.

Why should I do your job?

- We want answers, Doctor.
- You've hit the nail on the head.

You don't think about it.
That's the secret. Think about it.

Think before acting.

If you did that, you'd do less
kicking and headbutting.

Let me give you an example.

When anger takes over,

it's like there's a little black cloud

blocking out your light.

Your instincts kick in.

When you take the decision yourself,

to step to one side
and walk around that cloud,

what does that mean, ladies?

Self control.

You're controlling your impulses.

What's happened to you lately?

Have you done anything you regret?

- I've fallen out with two friends.
- With two friends.

I suppose that they have names.

Saray, for example.

I told her that...

she's a mad bitch and I wouldn't
touch her with a barge pole.

OK.

OK, then.

Do you still feel that way?

- No.
- Doesn't this seem like a good time,

since she's here with you,
to say you're sorry?

I don't know.

Why don't you stand up,
look her in the eyes,

and tell her from the heart?

But truthfully.

Good.

Go for it, Curly.

Go on.

SHE LAUGHS

Hey.

Sorry. OK, it's OK.

These past few years
we've been together

have been brilliant, truly wicked.

And even if we're not together now,

I'd like us to be great mates, Gypsy.

And to have other friends, too.

And,

I love you.

I love you lots.

OTHERS: Aw!

Wait a moment.

That was very good.

I imagine that you'll want to
respond to that, won't you, Saray?

- Do I have to stand up?
- Yes, I'm afraid you do.

SHE SINGS

- That's a tough one.
- Bloody hell.

SHE CONTINUES SINGING

BOTH SING

APPLAUSE

Very nice!

Well done, girls.

What kind of Sunday school is this?

Linchún. I bet you don't get this
in Chinese orphanages.

Go to hell, Castillo.

CHATTER

SHOUTING

Maca, come and sit down.

Move over.

Sit down.

I hear you're pregnant
and that you want to abort it?

That Simón's quite a guy.
First he gets you knocked up,

and then he gets you locked up.

Have you given any thought
to my proposition?

I've already told you.
I don't have the money.

No, not yet. But you will.
And then what?

Then nothing, if I manage to get
out of here and I have the money,

I swear I'll give you
every last penny.

But that's if I get out of here.

And only when
I get out, not before.

Sorry to interrupt this moment
of intimate friendship,

but could I speak to you
for a moment, Zulema?

We'll talk later.

Bloody hell.

Answer me one question.

Do I fuck your maid?

- What?
- I don't, do I?

Do you know why?
Because I respect you.

I respect your property,
I respect your business dealings.

- But you don't respect mine.
- What the fuck are you talking about?

- About you selling drugs.
- I'm not selling anything.

That's my little business.

I've held off for a while
because I'm in the spotlight.

But I'm still here.

So if you didn't know, now you do.

Are you threatening me?

If you don't respect my property,
I won't respect yours.

You're listening to Juan Ramón Lucas.

If anyone could make
a career out of...

I've been thinking:
I won't tell Lidia about any of this.

Having been married
for many years, I'd say that...

the odd secret
can help a marriage.

It's 400 metres away.

Look, there's the forest track.

It's over there.

Dad, it's down here.

Shit. We'll have to turn around.
You missed the turning, Dad.

I know.

There's a camper van behind
that's been tailing us for 20 minutes.

Don't turn around, for God's sake.

I'm going to slow down.
Try and see if it's the Egyptian,

but only when I say, and carefully.

Now.

- Yes, it's him.
- Christ.

What shall we do?

We'll carry on for a few kilometres.

We'll get the spade out
and start digging in the wrong place.

What?

CHATTER

Get out.

Get out!

Casper, they've really messed you up.

It's OK.

SHE SOBS

CHATTER

Greetings.

Hello.

- I'm back, OK?
- How did you manage that?

Because I promised
them I'd behave myself,

that I'll go to therapy
and that I won't cause trouble.

Very well. But you have to behave
yourself here as well, OK?

That's right.

Are we friends?

Of course we are, come here.

Linchún, hit record.

Anabel, did you score
with the rollers?

I'm always scoring,
with men and with life.

You hit the jackpot here, didn't you?

There's nothing like
some good, hot loving,

with a gorgeous gentleman.

- Loving.
- Loving?

With some pimp whose name
you don't even know.

How much per kilo for that pimp?

I don't bother with such details.
Orgasms are all I need.

I've put all that
on hold for my next life.

If I found a man
to take me to classy places

where they pull out your chair
before you sit down,

I'd be a happy woman.

Then talk to this one.
Now she's a millionaire.

What did you say?

OK, that just slipped out.
I'm sorry, never mind.

Out of curiosity, where did
Yolanda keep her secret hidden?

- Wasn't it in the greenhouse?
- Listen.

I might have found something but
I didn't know what it was. A SIM card.

But I'm not a millionaire
and I'm not going to be.

She's acknowledged
she has Yolanda's SIM card.

Call Judge Andrade.
We're going to get her.

Where is the SIM card?

Come on, we've got you
on the security cameras.

- I flushed it down the toilet.
- Why?

I was afraid.

There were lots of inmates
after that SIM card and the money.

I'm sure you checked
what was on the card.

Especially since you had
Palacios' phone.

What was on the SIM card?

- Photographs.
- What? I can't hear you.

- Photographs!
- Photographs of what?

Of a road and a forest.

What was in the forest?

They were photos of the same place.

Of a rock.

It had been shot
from different angles.

It was mossy.

Anything else?

No, nothing else.

Would you recognise that rock?

Ferreiro.

Is this the rock?

No.

Linchún, let's head
north a bit. Fabio.

There are some
forest tracks over there.

- Is there anything there?
- Nothing.

Thank you.

I've spoken to your father.

I promised him I'd take care of you.

So if you have
any problems, talk to me.

Could you get me an abortion?

That's what I need now.

I'll speak to Sandoval.

Why don't you want to have it?

Why?

Would you want to have
a baby in that den of bitches?

Well, there's one good thing.

You'll spend more time with it
than on the outside,

working and being a single mother.

Does that seem like
a good reason to you?

No.

The real reason is that
children can fix anyone's life,

however messed up it is.
That's what I believe.

WHISTLE

Up here, man!

- Do you think he's watching us?
- I think so.

Why are we digging
in the wrong place?

- He doesn't know that.
- OK.

But when the money doesn't appear
he'll shoot us in the leg,

- unless we tell him everything.
- Yes, but we had no choice.

If we'd turned the car around,

he'd have realised
that we'd clocked him,

and then we would have been fucked.

So he'll think we're looking for it
and that we just haven't found it.

Are you OK?

Go on ahead.

You're OK.

Ferreiro.

Is this the rock?

It's mossy.

I'm pregnant.

I'm going to get you
out of there, sis.

Me and Dad.

There may be another way.
But it's illegal.

No, that's not it.

I'm sure.

I'll be damned.

Let me carry on, Dad.

HE MUTTERS

Hey, you!

Stand up.

I said stand up, slowly.

Stand up!

GUNSHOTS

You bastard!

GUNSHOTS

Ferreiro!

Macarena!

GUNSHOTS

SHE GASPS

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