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-So, have you finished? -Yes, that's it.

Any other plans?

l've got an address.

l'll go see tomorrow.

Where are you going?

To work.

lt's not too early? Recently, l've had to be there early.

So, it's finished?

Yes, that's it.

That's good.

-How much? -Count!

Jean-Fran�ois!

What are you doing there?

Come into the house.

Hear me, Jean-Fran�ois?

Jean-Fran�ois? Where are you going , you pig?

Jean-Fran�ois!

Sir? Come down and help me!

Who do you think you are, you animal?

Wake up, asshole!

Wake up, you shit!

Wake up!

-What's wrong? -He's just a pig.

-Should l call a doctor? -No. He'll be all right soon.

We'll lift him up.

We have to make him run.

Come on. No, that way.

lf we don't wake him up, he won't make it.

l think l passed out.

Come on , let's walk a bit.

-Who are you? -Me?

He's working on the house. You hired him.

Come on.

There.

How old are you?

22.

That's really something.

Some people are 25 or 30.

But to be 22. . . .

That's amazing , absolutely amazing.

l need to know what to expect.

l'll have lots of money soon.

Who would give money to such an idiot?

l've already been paid.

Remember?

l never understood that.

-You never understood? -Never.

And you never will.

Don't worry about it.

Did he give you the advance?

He promised me it in 3 days.

l can help you this weekend if you want.

That would be great.

The roof beams need changing.

l'm off. l'm working tonight.

Leaving already?

Yeah.

Do you want a coffee?

-Want a coffee? -No, thanks.

What's it about? Dope?

Nothing like that.

That worker up there, he needs his advance.

But after that, l don't know how l'll pay him.

Don't you need someone?

No, and it's not my decision.

lf it's about forcing someone to pay, that's my thing.

lt's not. l can't tell you anymore.

l'm not sure l'll make it.

Put in a word for me.

You want to take my place? l'm not sure they'll need me.

l'm stone-broke. l'm homeless.

lf it works, l'll help you out.

How long will it take?

A day.

You'll earn that much in one day?

l doubt l'll get through it.

-lt worked last time. -That was last time.

-When are you leaving? -l don't know.

They said they would summon me,

but l haven't heard anything for a month.

What did he want?

Money.

His business isn't going too well.

l don't think there's anything left.

Pity.

He paid for your lawyer when you were in jail.

l haven't forgotten.

-You know what your sister said? -Don't start.

You belong in prison , nowhere else.

My sister always speaks the truth.

Always.

-How is it going? -Okay.

When will you be done?

1 0 days.

And the other side?

lt will all be finished in 1 0 days.

Good.

Hello.

l think he's had it.

A striped envelope.

l couldn't take it.

l'll send you the photos.

Shit!

Sir!

Where are you?

-What is it? -Can you help me?

Quick!

What's wrong?

We must break the door down. He's passed out.

There's an ax on the terrace.

Jean-Fran�ois!

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

He is dead.

-l knew about it, but. . . . -He took 3 grams.

-Aren't you tired? -A bit.

-How are things, Dad? -Fine.

-Hello, madam. -Hello.

Come in.

Go ahead.

Thank you for yesterday.

That's okay. l'm sorry for you.

Don't be.

With the amount he'd been taking , it was inevitable.

l hope you'll continue the work.

No.

His sister will inherit the house, so it's not my problem now.

Oh?

Look, l'm really sorry.

Who is going to pay me now?

l doubt his sister will ever come.

She'll get an agency to sell the house.

l never encouraged him to take that shit.

He doesn't need it anymore.

When are you leaving?

After the funeral.

He was waiting on a job.

-Do you know about it? -Yeah.

Maybe the letter will come before you leave.

lt came yesterday.

-You've got it? -Yes.

Can l see it?

There's nothing to see. A train ticket and a paid hotel bill.

What will you do with it?

Get the ticket refunded.

l'll buy it from you.

Okay, you can have it.

lf it works, l won't forget you.

There was a train ticket and a paid hotel bill.

Where was the ticket for?

Paris.

The name of the hotel?

That l do remember: Windsor.

What did Pierre Blereau intend to do with it?

To replace Jean-Fran�ois.

What does he know?

He just knew there was a lot of money at stake.

-When did they discuss it? -Yesterday morning.

Did anyone go in other than the police and the doctors?

No.

Yes, the worker.

l asked him to smash the bathroom door.

When did Mr. Godon intend to leave?

Today.

Thank you very much.

Where were you during their talk?

ln the corridor.

You heard what they were saying?

Of course.

Sorry, my brother over there has the tickets.

He'll show them to you.

Come with me, sir.

lf you want the ticket, go see my brother over there.

But you have to be present.

You want me to throw you out, asshole?

You're crazy!

What is it, Ludo?

He wants to see the ticket, but he won't move his fat ass.

Come on , l'll show you his ticket.

Hello?

Mr. Godon?

Yeah.

Got a pen and paper?

Just a second.

Go ahead.

By noon tomorrow, go to Gare du Nord.

Locker 1 03.

You'll find a train ticket with instructions.

The code to open the locker is 402#.

402#.

Get off one stop before the station on the ticket.

Don't forget, one stop before.

Jesus!

Good morning , sir. Your ticket, please.

Thank you. Have a nice trip.

He's getting off in Valen�ay.

-What time? -5:08 pm.

l'll see to it.

l need two unmarked cars, Valen�ay Station , 5:08 pm.

Hello.

-Hello. -Where to?

-You know where that is? -Yes.

-ls it far? -lt isn't close by.

The number is 3 7 5 MHJ 45.

Get out.

Go over there.

-Undress. -Why?

l have to search you.

And the rest.

Hey!

What the hell are you doing?

Get dressed.

l stopped there.

As l did a U-turn , he went to the sign.

Didn't it seem strange that he stopped here?

People can stop where they like.

You didn't notice anything else?

Nothing in particular.

Go sit down.

-You're here? -As you can see.

-You found a player? -Yeah.

-You don't like him? -l do.

Each to his own!

Who is that?

l can explain.

Shut up!

Call Jos�.

Go get Jos�.

Hello, Alain.

ls this the boy who's playing?

Yes, it's him.

Good.

Brave.

There's only 1 3 of us. Not many.

ln lstanbul , there were 42 of us.

The opening bet was 500,000.

How much is it here?

lf it's under 1 00,000 there's no point.

At least.

Otherwise it's not worth it.

Have you been around the place? lt's not very big.

Well , l'll wait downstairs.

Who is he?

What do you mean?

The guy from the crossroad.

-He had the card. -He's not the one l expected.

Jean-Fran�ois is dead.

What are you talking about?

He overdosed.

Let me see your papers.

Did he tell you about this?

l knew he was waiting for a letter.

He hoped to earn a lot.

l found it and followed the instructions.

Do you know what it's about?

No idea.

Maybe the cops sent him.

Who would agree to do that?

Maybe they didn't tell him.

That would mean the cops are watching us,

it means they will show up.

So, it's now or never to get out.

lf the cops show up and we're gone, everyone will think l ratted.

l'd rather be arrested.

-ls your man here? -Yes, no problem.

-We're about to start. -Coming.

lf l don't suit you , l can leave.

You can't leave now.

What if it doesn't suit me?

You have to play now.

-How much are you betting? -l don't know.

-What do you think? -l don't know. Don't ask me.

l'm going to bet the minimum.

My cylinder doesn't work.

What's going on?

-His gun doesn't work. -So change it!

Supervisors, hand out one bullet to each player.

l should get my share now.

You've got to see it through.

Man is only born once and only dies once.

Get ready!

Nothing else happens.

-Be philosophical. -Round one is starting!

You're a descendant of Schopenhauer.

Mr. Schloendorf, go to the other side, please.

Okay, l'm going.

Be philosophical about it.

Get ready!

Round one is about to start.

Excuse me.

Blow a head up for me.

The audience must step back!

Step back, step back!

This will bring you luck.

More, more!

Thank you.

Load your gun!

Number 1 3, got a problem?

Problem with your gun?

Got a problem?

Nobody get in the ring!

-Get out! -He doesn't know how to load.

Give it to me.

This is to open the cylinder, okay?

Okay, that's enough.

Raise your gun!

Spin the cylinder!

More!

Take aim!

Cock the hammer!

Number 1 3, don't turn your head!

When the bulb lights up, you shoot!

Everyone stare at the bulb!

Wait! Wait!

Number 1 3 didn't shoot!

Shoot!

Why won't you shoot? Shoot!

Mr. Alain , what's got into your player?

lf he doesn't, we'll shoot him , and you'll get fined!

l'll count to three!

-One! -Go on , shoot!

Shoot!

Two!

Are you done whining , little shithead?

-You're the shithead. -Don't start that crap again!

Why didn't you shoot?

Why didn't you?

You have to shoot, damn it!

You want some morphine?

No, l don't.

Morphine is fucking cool. They all take it.

A player didn't have his dose?

-Us. -Come on , then.

l bet 500,000 on Number 1 3.

Get lost!

l want to bet on you.

Beat it, you little shit!

l've lost my player. Can l bet on yours?

l want 50% of your cut.

All right.

Just for this round.

Okay.

Put your name down on Number 1 3.

350 on Number 1 3.

-350 on Number 1 3. -Thanks.

350 on Number 1 0.

350 on Number 1 0.

Come on , get him up here.

lt's okay. He's here.

What are you doing? You want to leave?

You can't get out of here!

Put your bullets in the cylinder!

Two bullets!

Raise your gun!

Spin the cylinder!

More!

Stop!

Take aim!

Cock the hammer!

Don't look me in the eyes.

When the bulb lights up, you shoot!

Shit!

He didn't have time to shoot.

The bullet's in the barrel.

Hans!

Come here, Hans.

Go get him.

350 on Number 7.

You know l lost my player.

l know. lt's written right here. l can't do anything about it.

No one will let me bet on their player.

Why not?

l don't know. Bad luck.

What can l do about it?

Don't you run this organization?

So what?

l have 2 million in this briefcase.

l'm here to gamble. lt's in your interest.

We don't force anyone into this shit.

-What's going on? -l've had it.

-You've already killed two. -Yeah , that's great.

lf you make it, you'll get a lot of money.

When you start something , you finish it!

What do you care?

1 .5 million on Number 6.

Very well.

l did well to bet on your player.

You staying with us?

No.

l'm betting on the two brothers.

l've gambled everything.

lf l get killed , you'll have to find a way to get home.

Cut the crap.

Weird. They're brothers.

God , l hate that number!

Forget it. lt's nothing.

l said , forget it.

lf he kills a third man , you get a bonus.

That would be wonderful.

Gentlemen!

Third round.

Let's go.

Now!

Get up!

Leave me alone!

Don't touch me!

Let me go! Leave me alone!

Number 8.

Number 3.

Number 1 1 .

Number 1 1 !

Mr. Schloendorf, your player must get in the ring.

Just a second.

What is it?

Oh , nothing. A little diarrhea.

Get him up there.

l'm gonna get you.

What a jerk! What's he playing at?

He better calm down.

Supervisors, hand out the bullets now!

Three bullets per player!

Hand out three bullets!

Excuse me, Mr. Schmitt. Can our player have a chair?

He is in pain. Mr. Andr� is asking as well.

You shouldn't be here. Go back to the other side.

Give him a chair.

The gamblers must step back!

Step back! Step back!

What's wrong with him?

He's drugged up.

Take him up to his room.

Quick!

Put the bullets in the cylinder!

Raise your gun!

Spin the cylinder!

More!

More!

Stop!

Take aim!

Cock the hammer!

When the bulb lights up, you shoot!

Oh , fucking hell!

Come.

Come here.

Gentlemen!

We've reached the final leg of our game.

The duel.

Three bullets in the cylinder.

Here are four balls.

Two are white.

Two are colored.

The two colored balls indicate the duelists.

l call on Numbers 1 , 3, 6, and 1 3.

So everyone can see,

l want you to open them above your heads.

And no tricks.

Gentlemen , good luck.

Numbers 6 and 1 3!

Gentlemen , place your bets!

l want to bet on your brother.

80. . .94. . .80. . . .

-And then , l win! -See you later.

Alain , l want to bet on your player.

-He's got no experience. -Precisely.

l'm always luckier when l go against logic.

80% .

-That's a lot. -You won't get less.

Well , l'll bet then.

l should get my share now.

The bets are low. We won't make much.

l know you!

l fell. . .

. . .because of you.

What do you mean?

l've been thinking.

l want my share.

Go over to the wall.

You too, go over to the wall.

lt's a piece of shit.

They're all the same.

Gentlemen , please.

One.

Two.

Three.

Very good.

One.

Two.

Three.

Okay with me.

Gentlemen , please be silent.

Silence, please.

Thanks.

l want the players to step forward!

Raise your gun!

Spin the cylinder!

Stop!

Take aim!

When the bulb lights up, you shoot!

Get ready!

The duel continues with four bullets in the cylinder!

One more bullet in the cylinder!

Supervisors, hand each player an extra bullet!

One, two, three, four bullets.

Players, step forward!

Raise your gun!

Spin the cylinder!

Stop!

Take aim!

When the bulb lights up, you shoot!

lt's over, gentlemen!

Finished! All over, gentlemen!

Calm down! lt's over! Finished!

The winner is Number 1 3!

Bravo! Number 1 3, bravo!

Here's the winner.

Congratulations.

Go get your money.

Thank you.

-Congratulations. -850.

Thanks to you , l won back everything l had lost.

lt was far from certain.

l'm not very lucky at the moment.

9, 1 0, 1 1 .

1 2, 1 3, 1 4, 1 5.

Give them a wad.

You're lucky, you know.

Your opponent had won three duels.

What about me? You're not giving me anything?

You got your money?

Yeah.

Are you pleased?

You want a ride?

Where are you going?

We'll leave you at the nearest station.

l'll get dressed and wait outside.

You want a drink?

No.

Where are you going?

-l'll go with him. -Go get our coats in the bedroom.

-Did you see Number 1 3? -He took his stuff.

-Where is he? -Open the trunk.

We're lucky he came.

What would we have done?

Go ahead.

1 0 euros, please.

Your receipt.

Good-bye.

Hello?

Hello.

Oh , it's you?

Yes, listen.

l sent you a parcel with money in it.

What money?

A lot of money.

Who gave it to you? What is all this?

l'll tell you when l get back.

When will you be back?

No doubt, tomorrow.

Why send it? You could have brought it.

Something might happen before then.

lt was safer that way.

When you get the receipt, go get the parcel.

What's going on? Where are you?

Don't worry for now.

Everything's fine.

''For now''? Where are you?

l'm calling just in case. See you soon.

ln case of what?

Everything's fine.

Take care.

Have a nice trip. Bye.

-He's over there. -Okay, thanks.

Police! Please, stand up.

Raise your arms, please.

Please, come with us.

Thank you.

What did you do with the money?

What money?

You're lucky you came back from there.

l don't know what you mean.

Sit down.

Sit!

l know where you were.

You stole the envelope from Jean-Fran�ois Godon.

And you took his place.

l'm not off base, am l?

No. That's what happened.

Tell me in detail what happened there.

Where?

You know very well. You went for the money.

l didn't make it. l didn't get there.

Don't bullshit me. You'll regret it.

l'm telling you the truth.

What car were they in at the crossroad?

A black Peugeot.

-What did you say to the driver? -Nothing.

He refused to talk. He said his job was to get me there.

-Where did he drop you off? -Somewhere in the forest.

What could you see there?

Other guys waiting for us.

Near a car.

What did you talk about?

l told them Mr. Godon was dead.

l offered to take his place, but they refused.

lt didn't work out.

They must have decided l wasn't suitable.

You're lying.

You must have convinced them. Otherwise, you'd be dead by now.

Who says they were going to let me live?

l ran away.

Once we were done talking , a guy pulled out his gun , and l ran.

Didn't they shoot?

Yes, they ran after me, shooting at me, but l got away.

l ran so much , l broke my heels.

Look.

Could you identify them?

Yes, of course.

Could you take me to the place in the forest?

l panicked and ran in the dark. How could l remember?

We could drive from the crossroad.

-You could find it. -No.

As l got in , the driver put a blindfold on me.

You're lying.

When l look at you , l smell the stink of blood.

l've told you everything.

You've told me nothing.

l had a plan.

lf you had gotten off at the right station ,

l would have arrested the people waiting for you to make them talk.

Now l've lost my only lead.

What is this all about?

lt's a dirty business.

A dirty business of murder.

There was another car in the forest.

l remember the number.

Tell me.

GR 1 3 1 3.

What kind of car was it?

A blue Peugeot 60 7.

But that's all l know, believe me.

1 0 euros, please.

Thanks. Bye.