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Lots of snipers from ISIS in this area,

and a lot of Kamikaze drones.

If you want to stay alive, you need to take cover.

Streets,

are no good.

We move from house...

to house.

Like tunnels.

To our target.

How do we move from house to house?

Through the walls.

Let's go.

Here in Mosul,

the young Sunnis, they don't like us.

He's like the others,

he prefers Daesh.

Maybe you want to defend him?

Prove it.

Like that.

Your turn.

Slap him.

It's no big deal.

He's used to it.

He doesn't attack anybody, that's not his job.

Let's go.

It's your official sentence.

In the next cell, they have copy of it.

Your report on Nadia el-Mansour is insulting.

You're trying to gain time,

but I have no time. So...

Either you go back to the next cell, with Rodion and the others,

or you tell me something interesting.

Ten seconds.

Five,

four,

three,

two...

Tell your guard to go out.

In the department I used to work for,

there's this young guy...

he's in chaege of the digital stuff.

He's the real genius, he can get you everything you want.

He's the one making our agents digital legend.

This guy's not happy.

He's unsatisfied.

He always complains about not getting the recognition he deserves

or salary.

I think this guy is much more interesting than I am.

So?

So... I'm like an older brother to him.

I know how he functions, and I know how to talk to him.

His name?

Sylvain Ellenstein.

I think I can convince him to come and work here for you.

What makes you think

he will listen to a renegade like you?

I can't not sure, but I think there is a chance.

Anyway, it's worth the try.

This guy would be a first priority asset for you, believe me.

I don't.

In exchange, I want a Russian passport.

And I want to be left alone, for good.

It's a lot.

No it's not.

Write name.

I don't accept your offer.

But I will study it.

He has to come noe. We won't wait for him.

Hi.

Hi!

I was about to leave.

They told me at the office, that's why I'm here.

Thing is, I need your pass back.

That's procedure.

It's in my suitcase.

I'm sorry.

Are you leaving because of what's happened to you?

No way.

I understand.

I'll be back.

- Will you? - For sure.

I'm only away for a week.

Good to hear.

Because, who would harass with all this security protocols without you around?

Come on, I'm sure you will find someone else.

Right, I definatley need some new blood.

Wait, I'll help you. Wait.

- Have a safe trip, Marina. - Thank you.

- Come back. - I will.

- No, I understand. - I'm sorry.

- It's not... - I know, no problem.

See you when you're back.

How old is he?

Two and a half.

My daughter sleeps over with a friend.

He's cute.

And he won't wake up, believe me.

Unless he's having a nightmare.

And you don't want that to happen.

Because he can scream so loud, in the middle of the night,

Everybody thinks someones being tortured in the building.

Fortunately, between nightmares...

Come.

Come.

You've got scars.

Yes.

But your hands are soft.

Yours too.

How did you get these scars?

You don't have to answer.

I have, but mine I don't want to talk about.

I don't mind telling you, but...

You don't want to break the mood?

You have to go, the day's breaking.

I know.

Our guy is wounded, that's one of the two lying down.

I say we do it this way: We make some noise.

The one who jumps up is not our man, I shoot him immediately,

then one of your men shoots the one who is sitting down.

Come in.

Coffee?

Yes please.

Sylvain Ellenstein, no one under this name.

His work is to create viral legends

and erase all traces that could issue them so...

He probably worked only on the erasing.

That's why Sylvain Ellenstein is certainly not his real name.

You're in Russia to sell me a fake defector?

Sylvain Ellenstein.

He's involved into cyberwar.

Not into Cold War.

OK, talk about him.

He has administrator accreditation?

Yes he has.

For clandestine bureau only?

My service has access to most of the technical resources of the DGSE

and it all goes through him.

Let's take a break.

There is nothing written on your keyboard.

Right.

Does it interest you?

Who?

Ellenstein.

I do not know.

You know perfectly well.

You work for the technical and scientifical service of the FSB.

When did he join the clandestine office?

When I was in Syria.

And before that did you work for technical directorate?

Yes I did.

Which service?

Defense and intrusion.

What is it according to you

the most difficult network he ever ment to penetrate?

The network of the FSB outpost, in Damascus.

That's impossible.

Graziella.

That was the answer to the security question.

When the director or secretary couldn't remember her password.

I remember it because it's the name of an exgirlfriend of mine.

Thanks to Graziella, he was able to penerate the network

and verify that my name didn't appear on any their emails.

What program he ceated most impressed you?

One that was able to learn by itself.

And then to do what?

Find the password of someone based on the data we have on him.

That's not impressive.

He did that 6 years ago.

Before I joined the DGSE.

How old is he?

25.

He will be obsolete next year.

He's Asperger.

Asperger

Are you really sure you can make him come over here?

No, no, please...

I have to get at least some... couple hours of sleep.

No, you won't, and you know it.

You're screwed.

I will look like shit tomorrow.

Oh, my God! Is it really you?

Who's been entering the network.

Yes, what do you want?

A reward?

Yes, I bypassed the defense system.

Fuck Igor.

Igor?

The man who plays basketball and who makes ISIS badges?

Yes, we will be meeting in 2 hours.

For work?

Sometimes I work for them.

Security stuff.

But I'll postpone the meeting no problem

Maybe you should go.

I don't want to.

Stay then.

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