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BASED ON A TRUE STORY. NAMES, CHARACTERS
AND SOME EVENTS ARE FICTIONAL.
RESEMBLANCES TO PEOPLE, INCIDENTS OR PLACES ARE COINCIDENTAL.
Hi, honey. Yes.
No, I just got here.
It's a mess, as usual.
Yeah.
No, it was a nightmare. It wouldn't stop shaking.
No, I have the meeting with the buyers in three hours.
I'm taking a shower...
and having something to eat, maybe my bad mood will pass.
I have no idea. Maybe.
Excuse me, gentleman.
-What are you doing? -Just helping you with this.
Okay. Okay. Call you later.
Thanks.
Go ahead.
And don't touch my suitcase.
Yes, I'd like to order something to eat.
Yes, a sandwich.
No, no, I'd like the chicken.
Yes, and a beer.
Whichever.
Okay. What? Room 921.
Yes.
I'm going to miss you.
THE INTERNATIONALS BUENOS AIRES CONNECTION
-Reason for your visit? -Tourism.
Studies.
I'm here for a congress.
Pleasure.
Tourism.
Is there a problem?
INSPIRED BY LA CONEXIÓN BOGOTÁ BY NAHUEL GALLOTTA
Marta.
I guess the rumors are serious.
Can you stop slurping your coffee, please?
"Our sources don't rule out the possibility
of an impeachment of the current members
of the Supreme Court."
It was about time.
We need a change.
They should all be fired.
Al of them. Start from scratch.
I hope they do get impeached.
It's the only way for them to leave.
Let's say they're removed. What next?
How will you get them to propose you
for one of those positions?
I'm working on it.
-You're a prosecutor. -Yes.
Do you know how many federal judges are in line before you?
Thanks for the support.
I'm supporting you, I'm being realistic.
I'm realistic too.
I know full well what I'm doing.
With Castillo's help, right?
Because he owes himself to you
more than to the Intelligence Agency.
No, he doesn't owe me his services.
He's a collaborator.
A valuable one.
And loyal.
Are you jealous?
Jealous?
A little.
I have to go.
-Good morning. -Good morning.
-Mrs... Lucía Estevez. -No.
You're not Lucía Estevez?
Yes, of course I am, but I'm not a "Mrs."
I'm a Miss.
Single for now.
Could you tell me what the problem is, officer?
I'm in a hurry I've been here for a while
and nobody tells me why.
-If you could explain... -Please, be quiet.
So the reason for your visit is...
Tourism. I told your colleague that already.
But you're talking to me now.
-Where will you stay? -At a friend's apartment.
-Do you know the address? -No.
How long are you planning to stay?
You have a return ticket, I suppose?
How much money are you bringing in?
I have about 3000 dollars, it's in my pouch.
There's no need.
You can go to the bathroom in a while
and take all the money out.
Are you serious?
Miss, this is very serious.
There's a Lucía Estevez with an arrest warrant
in the country, for fraud and scamming.
We need to identify you beyond any doubt.
There are many crimes involved here.
You could remain in custody.
Do you understand?
Miss, are you okay?
No. No, I'm not okay.
I'm being confused for another person, a criminal.
Do you have pictures of her? Is there any way
so you can see it's not me?
No.
But at least tell me when she was born!
Miss, calm down and have a seat.
Nobody raises their voice here,
and I'm the one asking the questions.
Okay?
They caught her. What do we do?
Lucía Estevez. Colombian.
DATE
The first crime was recorded in 1977.
There you go.
That person was already stealing back then.
And I wasn't even in my parents' plans.
I was born in 1980. It's on my passport.
Do you have any other document to verify that?
Of course.
Look.
Did you read the court's letter?
Yes, a while ago. Any news?
It's a fact.
They want to imprison all the judges
that were hand-picked by the president.
And they're going to replace them
with friendly ones, blah, blah, blah.
No, I think it's serious.
They'll vote for their impeachment in Congress,
and they'll also vote on the replacements.
-Who's in charge? -Congressman Romero.
He's the president of the majority bloc.
León Romero.
Can you get to him?
Yes. I can do that.
Romero will want to score a few points
and present his candidates to replace the old judges.
-Set up a meeting. -You've got it.
Remember the meeting.
I will.
Mario?
Jenny.
You really scared us at the airport. What happened?
Are you all here?
Not yet, she's here and we're waiting
on three more partners who will arrive one by one.
Fausto told me already.
How are you? Jennifer.
You can call me "Jenny", if you want.
Susy. Susana for you.
Let's wait for everyone else. I'll only explain things once.
Jenny. Honey.
I'm glad you're out, I almost barged in
to get you out myself, my dear.
What did those bastards do to you?
-Did they treat you badly? -Relax, it was nothing.
We're together now, that's all that matters.
Hey, dogs.
What were you, lost?
No, I took a walk around the neighborhood
to get to know the place. Hey, babe.
I ran into some people and started chatting.
I think the less you talk, the better.
-Jenny, don't start. -The rooms are ready.
Thanks for the visit, Your Honor.
No need. I wanted to thank you
for what you did.
For putting this lawyer in his place.
It was my job.
I exposed him, and the law was applied.
Can you imagine the institutional mess
that I would be dealing with if they hadn't discovered
my signature was forged?
Yes, of course.
And you can't imagine the problems you'd have
if people found out
that you received kickbacks
from that lawyer for each of the released payments.
Who was receiving kickbacks?
Drop the act, Mr. Manfredi.
Don't play the honest and offended man.
You have evidence against me?
-No? -No.
I have all the documents, try me.
I know the dates.
The number of envelopes.
The sums in each.
I have very precise information.
Twenty thousand dollars in cash tomorrow.
I don't care about the money, Mr. Manfredi.
I just want you to do the right thing
when I need you to.
That's all.
Thanks for the visit.
The rules are simple.
Visitors until ten, respect the siesta
and no pets allowed.
There's only one key for each room,
so when you leave, you need to leave the key
at the front desk.
If you lose your key, you pay for a new one.
My God. What a drag.
We'll leave when we have the chance.
No whores.
Don't worry, Madam.
My boyfriend won't be bringing any whores here. Right? Okay.
There are hot meals but they have a price,
and you need to order them in advance.
The most important thing is not to make noise.
I don't want the police in here.
So, guys, did the trip go well?
Not that great.
Why didn't you investigate the name you gave Jenny?
Miss Susy, can I have a moment?
Yes.
Look, we're not going to discuss this in front of anyone.
I had to rush things, with Marina.
With all the new people. That's why this happened.
When I go to Bogota, I'll have a talk with her.
It's over now.
Tell me what happened later.
No, I'll tell you, partner. Don't worry.
The airport police almost arrested her.
Because you didn't investigate the name on her passport.
Guess what? She had a criminal record.
Alright, that's enough!
I'm here, I'm fine, that's all that matters.
Miss Susy, can you take them to their rooms, please?
-Let's go. -Welcome.
This one is yours.
We have to share?
This way.
Any questions, just ask. You have two blankets.
Here you can do what you like, I don't meddle in anyone's life.
Thanks.
What a character.
She's lovely.
We'll miss you.
I'll miss you too.
I'd love to stay, but I arranged
with the surveyor two months ago, I must go.
Don't worry.
We'll get together on the weekend.
Okay. Make Nico practice English,
he's terrible at conjugations.
He says any nonsense and thinks I don't understand.
He gets distracted with his games.
I'll take them away before long.
Take care of Mom, champ. Like we said.
Don't worry. If the robbers come,
I'll lock them up and call the cops.
-Perfect. -Perfect.
He's an angel.
-Take care. -You too. Bye.
-Let me know. -I will.
-Nico. -What?
-You have to study. -One last game.
-Nico. -Just one more, please.
Nicolás!
-You know I love you. -Yeah.
Are you okay?
I don't know if this was a mistake, Jenny.
What?
Coming here.
You know I love you.
-How are the lovebirds? -What the hell?
Don't you know how to knock?
Hey, dog, when do we get the heat?
You bastard, never say that again.
We don't use that crap. Now get out!
I don't want to see you! Get lost!
Cecilio, my man.
When are you coming?
You know planes and cripples don't mix well.
No.
But grandfathers and grandsons do.
Come on, try.
My grandson is worth it.
That's why I'm calling.
Fausto Montalbán got out of jail a few days ago.
I'm sure he went straight over there.
Convinced? How? You had him followed.
No, but I had a hunch. I started checking
at the airport Migrations Office and guess what I found.
Omar Reyes traveled to Argentina.
That's the first ID he used in Malaga.
Montalbán thinks that alias is forgotten.
You think he has mafia contacts here in Buenos Aires?
He was at my place. I'm sure of it.
One of Mafe's pictures is missing.
Luis and my grandson were in it. The picture was on sight.
So he knows about Nico?
If he doesn't know, he'll find out
when he sees the picture, poor thing.
My grandson looks just like his criminal father.
Don't worry. I'll find him.
Meanwhile, send me everything you can.
Photos, documents, records.
Fax it.
Mafe and Nico are like my family, brother.
I'll take care of them. Call if you need me.
Bye.
No, that again?
I can't help you any more than I did.
I know why.
You're not helping me all that much.
Look, Fausto, I'm just here to tell you
how I feel, because I don't like
feeling like you're doing us a favor.
If we're going to be in a serious business,
let's not lie to each other. You have nowhere to go, partner.
And you look down on us? No.
No.
You know why? You know you messed up.
Because that passport thing could have gone badly.
Jenny could be in jail. Then what?
Then what? Then we'd be in a mess.
You should thank us.
You should thank us for still being here.
Following your lead blindly.
And one more thing.
Maybe Walter and the others see you as a role model, a hero.
But not to me. I don't worship anyone.
I follow my own. And I'm following Walter now.
I didn't choose to follow you.
Get it? Or should I repeat that?
I get it.
Anything else?
Do you need therapy? Get something off your chest?
When I'm smoking, I don't like being interrupted with nonsense.
-Take the dishes, honey. -Okay.
Hello?
Yes, that's me. Who is it?
Give it to me. Who is it?
Hello? Who is it?
-Honey, what did they say? -Nothing.
-Wrong number? -I don't know. He said my name.
What?
A man said: "Nicolás?"
-Are you sure? -Yes, Ma.
Where were you?
You were picking a fight with Fausto again,
over Jenny's passport?
Of course, dude. Because Fausto should know
that we're not stupid.
You can't just let these things slide, Tino.
And what did you achieve?
Did you get anything out of it?
Did you get to be the boss?
-You got nothing! -Yes, I did!
What did you get?
I got Fausto to be more careful from now on.
That's what.
What's so funny, clown?
You know what, dog?
I'm taking a walk. I really need to.
No, Tino. Don't mess things up.
Please chill, man.
I need you to stop spending so much time on the streets.
Focus, dog. Focus.
We came here to make money. And we want to leave this place.
Get a nicer hotel.
Because, obviously, Fausto got himself
the presidential suite and sent us to the basement.
And you keep defending him like an idiot.
-Listen, man. -What.
It's what we were dealt.
And I told you to put that stuff away.
-Leave me alone. -I'm leaving, dude.
-Go, go on! -Shut up!
Go on, you're doing me a favor.
What we can do is focus on the diagnosis.
The atmosphere is strange, but institutions
will be repaired. We need to strengthen
the judicial system, and that's why we need
to remove the judges that were hand-picked.
It's the only way to achieve a real and deep
renovation of the justice system.
Good intentions aren't enough. We need answers.
I'm going to sleep. Do you need anything?
No, thank you. No.
Get some rest.
Argentinians need an answer.
It's crucial that we repair the justice system
and our institutions. That's vital.
Hello?
I was watching it.
Romero really likes the bright lights.
I'll look better on camera.
Just arrange the meeting, Castillo.
Hi, honey.
Everything okay?
Yes, there was a lot of traffic, but I'm fine.
I'm in the hotel. How's Nico?
He's sleeping now. You know how he is.
He conks out. And I'm going to sleep now.
Hey. Getting rid of me, already?
No, honey. Not at all.
I'm just very tired.
I want to sleep. I'm wasted.
Are you sure?
Is that all?
I'm sure.
Let's talk tomorrow. It'll be better.
Okay. I'll call you when I'm done with the surveyor.
Okay.
-Get some rest. -Love you, honey.
We're gathered her to ask you
to protect us on this journey.
To carry us back safely.
Let nothing bad happen to us.
We put in your hands our freedom,
our integrity,
and we ask you to please keep our enemies
as far away as possible.
Does anyone want to ask for anything else?
Not to be seen,
not to be heard,
not to be persecuted and humiliated.
That the bullets should stray far.
That those we rob be compensated two-fold.
That our lives help honor our dead.
What?
-Aren't you asking for anything? -Of course.
I'd like a lot of cash, right away.
And thanks.
Right, for our well-being and that of our families.
Amen.
-Let's go wake Tino up. -Let's go.
Hello, honey. Yes.
No, I just got here.
Yes.
No, it was a nightmare.
It wouldn't stop shaking.
I have a meeting with the buyers in three hours.
I'm taking a shower and having something to eat,
maybe my bad mood will pass.
Excuse me, gentleman.
-Just helping you with this. -No, no.
Okay. Call you later.
Yes, and a beer.
Whichever. Okay.
Yes?
I just ordered something for 921.
Exactly, I'd like to cancel it.
Thanks.
Yes, I'm sorry, I came upstairs, I forgot something.
Yeah.
Don't worry. I'm going now into my room. Relax.
Okay.
Holy shit.
Excuse me, I cannot open the door. Could you please open it.
But I don't...
I can't open the door.
-I'll open. -Thanks.
Yeah.
Anyway, the clients can't wait to keep advancing the negotiations
without the full list, exactly.
Thank you very much.
-No need. -Yeah.
I've been robbed!
Hey!
Security!
Good one, Internationals!
That's right, dog!
-Look at this! -Mario.
-Mario! Mario! -What?
The dollars on the bed. Don't touch them.
Why not?
Share the pesos evenly, but not the dollars.
They're staying here.
No way, Fausto.
What? It's a common fund. We need money.
We're not on holidays, we're here to work.
Well, it's not really work.
We're more like spectators.
I'll explain, I don't think I was clear,
and I don't have much patience for this.
I'm not taking any risks until I'm sure
you're willing to take orders, understand?
Yeah?
-Yeah. -It's fine.
Relax, partner.
Tino, did you get that? Tino.
What? Yes, partner, okay.
But let's get out, man.
I'm sick of being locked up at that hostel.
And with this one.
Just kidding!
Get ready to go!
Come on, honey, We're going to shake this fucking country.
Are you coming?
I'll stay. Take care of them for me.
Sure.
-Counselor Costas? -Yes.
I'm Brenda Di Lorenzo, Congressman Romero's assistant.
Nice to meet you.
Sorry about the delay, unfortunately, the congressman is busy.
He had a last-minute issue.
No problem.
He asked me to apologize to you on his behalf
and to pass on what you wish to discuss.
I'll talk to Romero about that personally, when I see him.
Okay.
It's not urgent.
-Good evening. -Good evening.
-Brenda? -Brenda.
-Good bye. -Good bye.
This is enough to keep the place for you exclusively, as you asked.
Thanks for the whiskey, Miss Susana.
-You're welcome. -I'll take it.
-Here. -Okay.
Hey, dog.
You sure are slow, aren't you?
What are you doing? You want to lose your chick?
Awesome, dude!
If she wasn't waiting for you, she wouldn't be there.
She'd be right here.
-She just wants to dance. -Right.
That's what I mean...
Hey, what's wrong with you?
Laughing again? Again?
Give me a break.
What's wrong? That stuff is ground aspirin.
It doesn't do anything.
You can't even talk. Get a grip.
What are you guys doing here?
Let's party, come on!
Hey, careful.
Sorry about that.
Hey, guys, wait up. What now?
What do you mean? We're having a drink!
No, we're going back to the hotel in separate taxis.
Cut it out, not you too, Jennifer.
We already went to the cemetery together.
Hey!
I want to have some fun right now, come on!
Look at the lovely girls of Argentina.
Bye, babe.
Jenny... Jenny! Don't be like that. Hey!
Do your own thing, go on.
How did it go?
Like crap.
The city never sleeps. There should be something.
-Watch this. -What?
-Tino! -Tino!
What are you doing, man?
Tino!
Dog! Dog!
You bastard!
He's bleeding a lot, dude!
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