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"Very careful, because the moment there is a single drop of blood,
weâll stop being Robin Hoods and weâll simply become sons of a bitch."
Rio, Rio!
Holy shit, man!
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Holy shit, Tokyo!
This couldnât have started, fucking worse, man!
Jesus Christ!
Fuck!
Letâs see...
Paula, you need a purple flower there.
Paula.
Paula.
I donât understand why dad canât come tomorrow
-to my birthday party. -I already told you, Paula.
A judge took custody away from him and now itâs me
-who will take care of you. -It wasnât a judge.
-Really? -No.
And who was that?
It was you. You donât want him to come to my party.
Am I right, grandma?
Huh... Well, listen, dad and mum are upset now.
-Things will get better, youâll see. -Mum, please!
Inspector.
"Raquel, I know itâs your day off, but thereâs a robbery with hostages.
The robbers tried to go out with the money, but they couldnât.
Theyâve hurt two officers.
Itâs in the FĂĄbrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre.
I want you to take care of the negotiation."
-Send me a car. -"Itâs parked outside."
Explain me what the fucking shit was that!
Explain me what the fuck was that! Are you crazy?
8 HOURS OF ROBBERY
-Youâve riddled two policemen! -Calm down.
A fucking officer appeared and shot at me.
What would you have done, would you have spat at him?
-Fucking shit! -What can you do, man,
what can you do, stick to the fucking plan, jeez,
we went over it 400 million times.
FRIDAY 6:25 P.M.
We said that, we werenât going to shoot anyone.
-I fell, blocked by the impacts... -Shut up!
We also covered you, but shooting at the ground,
not point-blank to their bodies.
Theyâre taking away the injured officers.
Are the phones connected?
Cut off any wireless or radio signal.
Letâs pass to analogue.
Call the Professor.
What are you wearing?
What are you wearing?
What are you wearing?
-What happened? -"Two officers were hurt."
Who shot?
"Tokyo."
Connect the Professorâs cameras.
"A bullet went near Rio and Tokyo shot."
It seems they have an affair.
Put her through.
-"What?" -Is that true?
-So you have an affair with Rio? -What the fuck are you saying?
No.
The love of my life died because of me,
the last thing I would think about is having an affair with a kid.
"I shot to protect myself and my partner."
And, Mr Professor, even if you think them over a lot, things
"donât always turn out the way you expect."
-What happened? -They opened a vault
in the FĂĄbrica de Moneda to take the latest banknotes.
-Why didnât the alarms set off? -There was a manual alarm,
-we guess it must have been a worker. -How many hostages?
Itâs impossible to know, the museum was open.
Give me a number.
Confirmed: 35 workers, 11 security guards and 17 children from the British School.
-What the fuck were they doing there? -It was a school visit.
-Do the media know about it yet? -No, not yet.
-The robbers? -We donât know yet.
Weâre getting images from the nearby shops.
-Heâs lost a lot of blood. -How many can they be?
Four went outside, we think six at least.
-Weapons? -We know they have at least three M16.
-And theyâre extremely aggressive. -The GEO are already here.
Yes, they came here in the first place.
Please, give me some good news.
The officers who were shot are alive.
Thank goodness.
Letâs go.
Whatâs up with the cameras inside the building?
-Whereâs the signal? -Thereâs no signal.
-Why not? -There isnât, I donât know.
They must have broken or diverted it. Weâre working on it.
What about the network?
They cut off the optical fibre, we canât hack them.
Listen carefully, all of you, Police, Civil Protection,
I want all the phones switched off.
Weâre going to use the repeater on the roof of the building
in case they make any calls.
I want any phone signal in the whole perimeter
to get straight here.
Okay, I want all the listening analysts here,
in two seconds. All right?
-Do we have the building layout? -Iâm considering a possible intervention.
Intense "volluto".
The public servants are well taken care of.
What the fuck are you doing?
We have some free time.
They have to set up the camp, send us a drone,
find the building layout.
We must give them some time so they organize.
Hey, why did Tokyo say youâre not together?
Because weâre not.
Then why did I hear every night her headboard
banging like a slide hammer? Is she learning to dance samba
-at 5 in the morning? -I donât know,
havenât got a fucking clue. Donât know if she dances or sheâs restless.
Tell me, do I look like a prick to you? Do you think you can lie to me non-stop?
Iâm kidding.
I would have fucked her, too.
In fact, I might try to.
I think youâre wrong.
Iâm very serious with her.
Very serious?
But, seriously as having a garden and doing home improvement
-on Sundays? -Thatâs right.
And fill it with children.
Sit down.
Look, boy, women will give you sex and fun
because... theyâre programmed to subdue so you impregnate them.
Later youâll cease to exist.
During childbirth youâll notice that.
Childbirth must be the most exciting event in a fatherâs life.
In childbirth, whatever comes out from between her legs
is a nuclear warhead that will destroy everything.
First of all, the wonderful cave where you used to put your thingy
will never be the same again.
And while sheâs cursing you and asks for the epidural,
sheâll have a bowel movement.
Do you know what she means by that?
That sheâll never be a sexy woman again.
And that from now on that sucker is becoming
the centre of the universe.
Theyâre all the same.
Believe me, Iâve had five divorces. Do you know what five divorces are?
Five times I believed in love.
What fucking shit have you got in your head?
Huh?
How the hell could Professor put you in charge?
Due to my sensitivity dealing with people.
Take the little lamb out of the group and take her to an office.
And donât leave her alone.
If she needs to change her towel, stand next to her.
Okay.
Weâll be back in 30 minutes. 30 minutes, Denver.
Excuse me.
Huh... Well, Iâm going to jog for a while,
to stretch my legs a bit.
Do it. You have enough space.
Learning a language is much easier than it seems,
but you have to lay semantics aside.
Letâs go.
Donât worry. Iâm taking you elsewhere so you can rest, thatâs all.
Okay?
Raquel, all the communications we keep from the inside
must be done from this phone or the radio, not cell phones, okay?
Put me through with the interior, I want to talk to the robbers.
Ăngel, what the fuck is colonel Prieto doing here?
I donât know. I donât know.
There are people shooting their guns in the place where money is made.
Donât you think Intelligence should be aware?
Calling the FĂĄbrica de Moneda y Timbre, Raquel.
Boss, call to the interior in progress.
"Hello."
-Good afternoon. -"Iâm Raquel Murillo,"
the inspector in charge of the robbery. Who am I talking to?
"To the robber in charge of the assault."
-Heâs got a voice changer. -Cleaning the signal.
How are your mates doing?
So far we havenât had any casualties.
"Iâm glad."
"Really, sincerely."
Excuse me, I canât hear you well.
Yes, Iâm sorry about this hateful metallic voice,
"but you must understand I have to protect my identity,"
just in case one day you give us a helicopter and we go to Brazil.
Is that what you want, a helicopter?
"What I want right now is to negotiate with someone"
who doesnât give us the runaround, who doesnât need to ask a superior,
Intelligence or their mum to give me a yes or a no.
Then you should talk to the president, but since heâs busy running the country,
Iâll try to stand in for him,
"if you donât mind."
-Any further questions? -"Yes."
What are you wearing?
-Pardon? -"What are you wearing?
Donât you think our clothes"
say a lot about our personality?
Look, I have no objection to answer your question,
but I think I should inform you
"this conversation is being heard by several members
of the UDEF, the UIT, the CNI"
and their liaison office, the chief of the GEO and some other officers.
In that case, I think I should say hello and introduce myself.
Itâs nice to meet you.
"I regret I canât tell you my name, but you can call me"
Professor, everybody calls me so.
Hello. Iâm Ăngel, Deputy Inspector of Police.
Nice to meet you, Ăngel. How are you doing?
-"Hello, good morning." -Good morning.
Hello, how are you?
Very well. Iâm very well, thanks a lot. And you?
After this emotional moment, tell me,
-what do you want? -Time...
"to try and clarify things.
Listen to me, Inspector.
We couldnât go out only for a matter of seconds, but weâre"
perfectly ready to defend ourselves,
"so try to avoid any kind of intervention."
-Can I trust you? -Of course.
But in order for me to trust you, you must make a gesture towards me.
Release those children from the school, theyâre minors.
Everything will be much better that way.
But, Inspector, you still havenât told me what youâre wearing.
A grey suit jacket, a blue shirt,
"black high heel boots and..."
Well, I think so far thatâs enough, right?
"So I can picture you a lot better."
But, Inspector, a suit jacket for women can have a skirt or trousers,
"so Iâll ask you that next time you are"
a bit more specific.
Let me think about your request.
Tell me, what sort of lunatic with 60 hostages
thinks about teasing his negotiator?
No, heâs too calm to be a lunatic.
I want helicopters flying all day long over their heads!
No food, water or any other type of request. Am I clear?
Excuse me, Inspector.
Just because you leave them without dessert I donât think theyâll surrender.
Both the chief of the GEO, here present, and me
believe itâs necessary an immediate intervention.
If they wanted a massacre like in Moscowâs Opera House,
theyâd have called you straightaway,
but unfortunately youâre here only to opine and bug.
Please, Inspector, donât be on the defensive.
Iâm here to help you.
I know youâre not going through your best moment.
If you mean my period, itâs not the case, but thanks for asking.
I mean the complaint of ill-treatment youâve filed against your ex-husband.
Wow, I see Intelligence did their homework.
There isnât a single room where they donât stick their nose, right?
Internal Affairs also do it.
They think youâve brought a false report.
Your ex-husband has rebuilt his life
both personally and professionally in the police,
but some women donât always turn the page.
Look, I donât know if youâre miserable
or... just stupid.
If somebodyâs interested in my personal life,
I must say that matter has been totally got past
and itâs in the hands of a judge.
Thanks for your sensitivity, colonel.
Thereâs an incoming call in the museumâs repeater.
-Record it. -Yes, weâre recording.
Turn up the volume. Silence, please!
-"Why arenât you coming for dinner? -Iâm working.
My apologies to your mother and sister.
-Why arenât you coming?"
Thereâs a good mess here. My apologies to them. Believe me.
-Donât yell at me, honey, please. -Almansa!
I have to go, okay, sweetheart?
Okay, I love you so much. Bye.
Cut.
Itâs Almansa.
Why did you bring me here?
No, donât worry.
They brought me here to protect you.
Just that.
When you get naked, please, put on the red overalls.
Fine.
What if it goes wrong?
-Whatâs up if it goes wrong? -Well, darling,
the usual things: back in prison,
the cigarette in the yard, four langoustines at Christmas,
-the vis-Ă -vis, sometimes. -A real luxury.
Itâs worst if it goes well. What the fuck are we going to do with so much dough?
Iâll buy a Maserati,
the colour of a clear blue sky, huh?
-Sure. -And a martial arts gym.
I can see it.
And a bar, with three floors, huh?
With loudspeakers that make your ears bleed.
-Boom, boom, pam, pim pam pum. -Sure.
-Heâs got enough with three million. -And a pair of lungs for you,
because you fucked them up in the mine.
Are you spending your money on a pair of lungs?
Good heavens!
And where the fuck are you going to find some lungs?
Some people sell their kidneys. There must be people who sell lungs,
I think.
Well, I... a winery in Provence.
A hundred hectares of vineyards to cultivate my own wine,
-oak casks... -But, man, you can go to any supermarket
and buy whatever fucking bottle you want.
-Why do you want a winery? -For the art.
Well, I want an island.
-I want another one. -And a third one.
-Threeâs a crowd. -An archipelago.
No, I want a little island that has a huge house,
you know?, with a small balcony next to the sea.
Iâll wake up every morning and dive into the water.
At last someoneâs intelligent.
I think some of us have to sort
some things out first, right? Well, at least I have.
And then, with whatâs left, Iâll buy a plane.
-And Iâll pilot it. -You could have a hot pilot.
No, you donât get it, the best thing is to show off
at the man at the control tower: "I need a runway
to go to Broadway."
If we buy all those things letâs say for a price...
I donât know, an expensive price, a very expensive price.
However, weâd still have a lot of money left.
If weâre robbing big,
dream big.
Iâd record an album, singing "corridos".
And my face on the cover.
Youâll be like BertĂn Osborne, but 30 kilos fatter.
-Whoa! -What are you saying?
BertĂn sings "rancheras", I said "corridos",
itâs very different.
Show him what a "corrido" is, dad. Show him.
-No way... -Come on.
-Come on! -Come on, man.
-But you love it. -Iâm not going to sing!
-Sing, sing. -Heâs stood up.
"Because I didnât have your lips I cried for the first time"
"And I cursed knowing you to not stop loving you"
"I wanted to make you my wife"
"I looked for luck loveless"
"I took out my gun"
"And fate brought death"
"MarĂa, my life, my love"
"I wonât stop loving you"
"I lost you due to bullets"
"You wonât see me again"
Stand up.
Come on, come on.
Take out your masks.
Take out your masks!
Whatâs the matter?
Weâre going to be good.
Something has come up,
but, in spite of helicopters,
Iâm aware weâre going to have some quiet hours
and youâll be able to rest.
In a few minutes weâll give you sleeping bags,
water and a sandwich. Oh, and let me ask you a favour.
I want you to get naked.
I want to give you red overalls like ours
so you feel more comfortable.
Excuse me, sir, I donât want to bother you.
Among these people there are people with heart conditions,
pregnant women, diabetics, teenagers...
I beg you, please, release those who are more vulnerable.
I donât think they can stand this anguish all night long.
-Do you think youâre fucking Gandhi? -Denver, calm down.
Heâs a friend of mine. We share our love for cinema.
Take the gun.
Iâm not asking you if you want,
Iâm telling you to take the gun. Take the gun. Take the gun.
-And now aim at me. -No, please.
Iâm telling you to aim at me.
A fucking order. Aim at me, jeez.
-Here. Fine. -No, please.
And now you shoot me.
-Pardon? -Shoot me.
-Shoot me. -Please.
-Please, no! -Either you shoot me
or Iâll shoot you. I give you ten seconds.
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine...
Theyâre fake, Arturito, but you did very well.
You did very well. Itâs a present, you can keep it.
Now weâre giving you some fake guns.
In a few hours weâll need your cooperation.
As youâve seen, the only thing you have to do is obey.
Trust us... and obey.
Come on, get naked.
Come on.
"What are you wearing?"
Raquel, no walkie-talkie, no phones, no electronic devices.
We havenât located any radiofrequency inside.
Are you telling me they communicate using an empty yogurt and a string
-so we donât detect them? -I donât know if itâs a yogurt
or itâs a gang of deaf-mutes, but we canât find any frequencies.
What the fuck are those armoured vehicles doing here?
Weâre getting in with everything.
Thatâll be if I give the order. Iâm in charge but I still havenât done it.
Theyâre orders from above.
Is anyone going to tell me what the fuck is going on here
or do I have to phone the Minister of Interior Affairs?
-What the fuck is going on? -Letâs go.
Inside thereâs a priority 1 person.
-Do you know what "priority 1" is? -No.
Iâm not with your Intelligence gang, I donât know.
Theyâll get in. Theyâll get in because we have our little lamb.
Alison Parker.
"Sir Benjamin Parkerâs daughter. heâs the UK ambassador"
and a close friend to the Queen of England.
Thatâs why we have no choice but getting in,
because, if we donât do it now, the whole country will know tomorrow.
Theyâll think we donât know. Theyâll think they managed to hide
all that information from the public opinion.
Today sheâs just another hostage, but tomorrow sheâll be the main bullseye
and all the guns will aim at her head.
Is that what you want? Huh?
Thatâs why theyâll get in the first night. And theyâll do it before 04:15 am.
Because at 6:30 begins to get light.
Do you imagine what itâd be for Spain a hostage crisis
managed by the United Kingdom?
And itâs better if they donât hesitate to get in
because then weâll have more possibilities to win the first battle.
Inspector Murillo,
weâre getting in now and weâre taking out that girl alive.
I have to talk to you... Youâve ignored me all the time.
Shut up, theyâll kill us all and itâs your fault.
Sorry.
It seems you donât like your boss much, right?
How do you know heâs my boss?
Because I know everything about you.
Iâve studied that.
Iâve also seen the pregnancy test on your table.
And now I guess who the father must be.
He didnât like the present.
What did he say?
He doesnât want to deal with it?
Itâs not easy saying goodbye to a baby.
What are you going to do?
Abort.
Intervention units 1, 2 and 3, ready.
-Weâre getting in. -Letâs go!
-Come on, come on! -"Teams 1, 2 and 3, ready."
Now.
Team 1, hidden at the front door.
Watch the flat roof and the high flanks.
Hello?
Berlin,
-theyâre getting in. -There we go.
People, the time has come!
Itâs the moment to follow my orders!
Follow us.
"And thatâs how the State security forces
did exactly what the Professor told us theyâd do,
only that afternoon, when he said that,
we were in the countryside and we didnât have the feeling
they were going to shoot us in the head."
Theyâll get in through the four places they can use to access:
the main door, the load area, the emergency exit and the rooftop.
Watch the rearguard of the overtaken doors.
Donât let anyone out.
But theyâll wait. Theyâll wait for Technical Intervention officers
to examine the place.
Theyâll do that from the load access.
Come on, come on.
Come on, theyâre already at the door.
Okay?
Insert the periscope.
Letâs go.
Raquel, thereâs an incoming call from one hostageâs phone,
Alison Parker.
"As you know, a group of kidnappers..."
Turn it up.
"We have another listener on the phone to give us her opinion.
Iâm not a listener. Iâm a hostage and Iâm kidnapped."
My nameâs Alison Parker. Iâm the United Kingdomâs ambassadorâs daughter.
-Live, in Onda Cero. -"Iâm calling you"
from the interior of the FĂĄbrica de Moneda y Timbre.
End that call right now!
-Now! End it now! -End the call!
Weâre dressed just like the kidnappers.
Colonel, we have images.
What the fuck is that?
They gave us guns and weâre wearing the same masks.
-Enlarge. Stop there. -Nobody knows who is who.
-Heâs got a Browning machine gun. -Motherfuckers.
If the police come in, innocents will get hurt.
Entrenched with the hostages, all with the same clothes.
Itâs impossible to know who theyâre going to shoot.
-Donât get in. -Stop this, SuĂĄrez.
Stop it!
-Donât get in, for Godâs sake. -Stop it.
Abandon positions. Abort the operation.
Inspector...
Finish what you started, colonel.
I donât want to have anything to do with this.
"And thatâs how we won our first battle the first night there,
without entering a combat and thanks to common sense.
And 20 minutes later...
we started to do what we were there for."
This is the nicest part, weâre going to work.
With me:
Torres, SĂĄnchez, Biedma,
"Lennon,
Guatsani,
Molina, GarcĂa,
Domingo, De Gorza, Mateo."
Come on, that way.
"Rodrigo, Molla, Pérez."
Come on.
Listen, I want the machines working
24 hours a day, as if it was one of Pocholoâs raves.
You know what I mean?
"Every time we stop weâll lose a million, so weâre not stopping."
Weâll do the technical amendments every three hours,
"both from the ink and the offset."
So you know: joy, party and excitement.
"The best paid job ever:
2,400 million euros, maybe more.
It all depended on the time we could hold on inside."
Oh my goodness! This is wonderful, man!
This is wonderful, "coquinoqui"!
Our money, man!
Jeez!
Weâre making our own dough, people!
Can I have a decaf, please?
"Hello. This is MarivĂâs answering machine.
When you hear the beep, you can leave a message."
Mum, Iâve just finished, itâs six...
-Excuse me, do you have a phone charger? -No.
Do you want to use mine?
Really? Donât you mind?
-No. -Are you sure?
Thanks.
I have to make a couple of calls.
-Itâs all right. -Thanks a lot.
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