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I told you we deliver.
Whoever is trying to stop this must be really well-connected.
It's not the Hilton but it should be safe.
Whoever made this is behind everything.
You can't blame yourself.
I don't want to lose you.
This man killed my husband.
You get a tape of him murdering someone.
How much proof do you need?
What do we do now?
TUNEFUL WHISTLING
HE SIGHS
MUSIC: Moscow Nights - Midnight in Moscow by Vladimir Troshin
This better be bloody important.
Sputnik I know of.
They came pioneer start-up capital,
but the rest of these names, it's the first time I've ever seen them.
Please, you must have met these people.
Probably.
Another bunch of faceless Swiss bankers.
You've seen one, you've seen them all.
Apparently, they are a lot more than that.
Perhaps you remember these transactions to Sputnik.
They are only two weeks old, authorised by you.
Look at the sums.
I want names, Jeremy.
Every single owner of Sputnik,
or I swear I'm throwing you to the wolves.
You wouldn't do that.
We've fucked a few times.
It wasn't even that good.
You think I couldn't watch you rot in Siberia?
I need to talk to Strelka.
This will destroy him, politically.
You do what you have to but I want those names.
KEYPAD BEEPS
BEEPING
It's Olga. "Old abandoned amusement park outside Moscow."
GUNSHOTS RING OUT
GUNSHOT RINGS OUT
Olga? Olga?
Olga. Wake up.
She's alive. Call the ambulance.
No, wait. Call the ambulance! No, wait!
You will call an ambulance, it goes public.
Whatever happened here, they think she's dead.
We have no idea who they are. But she's dying.
I know some people.
But they're expensive.
Olga.
Yes. Skurov.
Do you remember what I said? They think she's dead.
There would be no body.
Sadly, bodies in Moscow are not hard to come by.
What about Ksenia?
If I call Malkin, I can buy us some time, but you have to decide now.
And if we go that way, she disappears, forever.
Even I won't know - that's how this goes.
Dmitri, you know, I... What do you think?
I think it's the only chance she's got.
I love you. You'll make it.
SIRENS BLARING
HORN TOOTS
DISTANT SHOUTS
LOCK CLICKS
DOOR SHUTS
So, Mrs Ekholm, I would like to keep you in.
Not an option.
SHE COUGHS
After all you've been through, and in your condition,
I would highly recommend you to....
What condition?
You're pregnant.
Congratulations.
You need to rest.
FOOTSTEPS RECEDE
Mm.
Mm-hm.
KNOCK ON DOOR
DOOR OPENS FOOTSTEPS APPROACH
I was just about to call you.
Where is Ksenia?
We're not safe here.
I'll take care of her, but you need to come with me.
No. No, I can't leave her.
To identify the body.
Mm-hm.
Yeah, maybe if Rebecka can watch her. Rebecka?
She checked herself out.
No, I just saw her.
How well do you know Rebecka?
Well. I think.
She found out more about Spetz Holding.
Apparently, it goes higher than we ever thought.
Even Pioneer seems to be involved.
So she says. What do you mean?
How much have you actually seen, and how much has she told you?
Are you trying to say to me that Rebecka...? No. No, no, no.
I don't buy it.
Anyway, we have to go.
Karimov still wants to bring you in.
I don't know how long I can hold him off.
LINE RINGS
Pendergast.
Hello, it's me.
Hello. Have you got those names?
It's not as simple... Fine.
Thank you, Jeremy. HE STUTTERS
That's all I wanted to know.
Mm.
DOOR CLOSES
LOCK CLICKS
HE WHISTLES TUNE
HE CHUCKLES
If you don't mind missing, Mrs Ekholm,
this is hardly the most advantageous way to sell a portfolio like yours.
With a bit more time... I'm sorry, time is one thing we don't have.
I'd like you to set up the new scheme and,
at the same time, liquidate the existing shares.
Is that possible?
HE WHISTLES TUNE
There is something else I would like you to help me with.
This is the number of a deposit box.
I need to know who owns it.
As you know, we don't require clients' names.
And yet I'm sure every visit is recorded.
There are rules.
Considering how closely we'll be working together,
I was hoping you might bend them.
MOBILE RINGS
Tom, I found his company. Spetz Holding.
We need to check it out.
DOOR BANGS SHOUTING
CHATTER AND LAUGHING
FOOTSTEPS APPROACH
What did you find?
We found a contact number for Spetz Holding.
Did you call it? No, not yet.
Why did you leave the hospital?
They let me go.
They told me you discharged yourself.
What difference does it make? Call the number.
LINE RINGS
MOBILE RINGS
And try again.
MOBILE RINGS
No.
Just wait a minute, this is ridiculous.
You can't seriously think that I would have anything to do with this.
Please, this is a set-up. You have to understand that this is a set-up.
Sit down. This is a set-up. They're setting me up!
No, please! Tom?
Explain to us why your number is the contact to Spetz Holding.
I have no idea.
Tom...
Are you OK? No, I'm not OK.
Get Ksenia, we're leaving.
Where?
I don't know. I just... I need to get out of here.
Please.
WHISTLES TUNE
SINGS:
KNOCK ON DOOR
I'm sorry to trouble you at this hour,
but I didn't know where else to turn.
Tell me.
It's this neftyanik deal.
From the start, it's been cursed.
Every time we get close, something derails it.
All these murders, the bust.
None of it has been a coincidence.
Someone is playing us.
Who? I don't know.
Everyone is involved.
Pioneer, Romanov, Pendergast.
Even Rebecka.
And this morning, Olga was killed in a shoot-out.
I'm so sorry about it.
Ksenia is her daughter.
I know it's not your concern, but I want her to be safe.
Do you remember, Tom, our first conversation, in a car,
but when it started?
I know, you made it perfectly clear that we wouldn't be able to
protect me, but... I also urged you to keep going.
I'm as responsible for this as you are.
And where I come from, a man doesn't evade his responsibilities.
Consider yourself in my custody.
I will arrange for you to stay at my house.
Nikolai, I know you're trying to do the right thing,
but this is a terrible mistake.
Just let me make some phone calls.
If someone set me up, it means it's a trap
and you are letting Tom walk right into it.
Nikolai.
DOOR OPENS
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