Original subtitles

It's not easy, killing someone.

To see death in front you.

Much easier to pay someone 800,000 euros to do it instead?

How could you, Carmen?

We're family.

You're like a daughter.

Stop it.

Why did you fucking do it?

Why?

I didn't kill him.

Believe me, please. I didn't kill him.

Don't touch me.

Stop fucking hurting me.

Just stop.

Stop.

Go away, please.

Go away.

What are you doing here?

You have no business here.

Leave.

Come in.

- What happened? - Sandra Paoli came by.

Why?

- I'd rather you spoke with Carmen. - Where is she?

She had a gun.

Right, I'll speak to her.

She threatened you?

No.

My aunt came to talk things through.

But that's not my family's strength. It ended badly.

Nobody drew a weapon. Nobody made threats.

What did she say?

That she didn't kill my father.

Why did you release her?

You don't release guilty people, so you think she's innocent?

- Is she innocent? - No idea.

How come? It's your job to know.

No, sorry Ms Paoli. I don't prove someone's innocence.

We either prove they're guilty or we don't.

You think she might not have done it?

Look, your aunt was released, end of story.

Deal with it. My opinion doesn't matter.

It's your turn to decide what happens next.

I think you know you released the woman who killed my father.

And I think that woman must die.

I'm not capable of shooting Sandra Paoli dead.

But I won't give up.

Thank you, my friend.

Speak soon.

No complaint, no weapon. What were you thinking?

Daniel, stop. End of conversation.

What happened with Carmen is my problem.

We're discussing ferries, not Carmen.

Let's not mention it again.

Regarding the money, Manu and I will contribute ten.

Supposing your banker contributes 15, and we raise 60,

- How will it work? - The bank reserves 45 as collateral,

and pretends to have transferred the funds itself.

Sandra offers 60 million officially lent by the bank.

- Will the cops believe that? - Of course. It's a 100% loan.

Provided by a widely-known international bank.

When will you have the money ready?

In an hour.

Shall I call my friend?

We won't know until we try.

Muller? Hi, it's Sandra Paoli.

Muller's a German?

Swiss. A Swiss from Paris.

Huge turnover, a running debt, right up your street.

Perfect, sit tight. I'll let you know of any changes.

Meet him at the Cercle this weekend.

But you ought to send the money first.

Muller prefers to lend to the rich.

Shouldn't we talk to him first?

The problem is the competition won't wait.

Sandra?

Sandra?

Sorry, I didn't realise...

FOR SALE

I brought you this.

We'll talk later. I'll leave you to it.

Christelle! Wait.

Christelle.

Christelle.

- Why didn't you say he was here? - Look, it's complicated.

Tony and Manu didn't want me dead.

Sure about that?

That's not what they told us.

They tried to cause a rift.

- Are you heading up to the village? - Yes, why?

- I'll come see your dad later. - Sure, I'll tell him.

- You're selling up? - Yes.

I'm staying at Loreto's place until I find something.

Christelle's sorting it out with her dad.

- Why? - Just wondered.

- Let's go, Manu. - Yes.

What shall I tell the banker?

Tell them to go ahead.

Loreto. Sending us down memory lane?

More like a change of scenery.

- What if this doesn't work? - We'll get our money back.

But I'm sure it will work.

You shouldn't have mentioned Loreto.

You don't think they would have found out?

I'd rather they heard it from me.

She gets released and moves into Orso Paoli's house.

- Does she think we're stupid? - Yeah, we need to be careful.

She gets released and moves into Orso Paoli's house.

- Does she think we're stupid? - Yeah, we need to be careful.

I love it.

Yeah, Lionel. Get me Orso Paoli's file, please?

- His sons' too. - And his sons' too.

Thanks.

It's looking good.

I left Ange messages about his money, but didn't hear back.

He'll come looking for it.

What does the firm pay you?

12,000 gross salary, why?

I'll give you 20,000.

Your associate deals with court cases, you work for me.

- How about it? - I don't know.

- What would I do for you? - What you're good at, consulting.

But I'd be your only client. I don't share.

- A sort of exclusivity... - Something like that, yes.

Do you need an answer now?

I'll make some coffee while you consider it.

It's a yes.

I'm not doing it for the money.

Just tell me a bit more about my role.

Because consulting is fairly vague.

- Is that clear? - Crystal.

- Is it still a yes? - It's still a yes.

Then let's drink some coffee.

Her dad died 6 years ago. That was her chance to make peace.

But she didn't need it then.

She's your niece, see her if you want,

but in your shoes, I'd just tell her to walk away and forget us.

Grandma, can I help you?

Yes, sweetie. Take that to the table.

Sandra at Loreto, it doesn't feel right.

That's enough, stop that and sit down.

- That's Loreto? - Yes, that's it.

Wait for me here.

That must be her.

It's been a while.

18 years.

Hello, Blanche.

Hello, Sandra.

Come on.

Orso Paoli, the father. 65 years old.

Francois Paoli's brother, our client's father, who he hated.

12 years in '77 for armed robbery, nothing since.

Postiches, Lyonnais, Southern Suburbs, Dream Team,

he's helped all the gangs.

Jean Alexandre Paoli, AKA Lisandru. Eldest of three brothers.

Mr Warhead.

Safe, armoured vehicle, he can get past anything.

He did 3 years for criminal conspiracy.

Jean-François Paoli, AKA Fanfan.

Did time in Spain for an ammunition truck.

Spanish police believed his brothers helped him, but he never grassed.

Pierre-Marie Paoli,

the last piece of the puzzle.

Two-time winner of the Tour de Corse,

instead of riding professionally, he chose the family business.

And he's never been caught.

- What do they all do? - Officially, the operate a quarry.

When they're not robbing. Not much, but enough. As a family.

- I've never seen their files. - They operate outside Corsica.

No clubs, no bars, no restaurants. Nothing.

They're never seen. They float between the quarry and the village.

- They've never clashed with anyone? - Once, 10 years ago.

They killed four members of a group from Ajaccio.

Why were the two brothers upset?

Orso Paoli understood 20 years before Sandra and Jean-Michel got it.

You can't have two people sitting on the same throne.

Right.

Let's monitor all of them.

I doubt she's up there for the fresh air.

I want to make peace, Orso.

I want to be with you and your sons what my brother and I never were:

a family.

Sandra, you've just served a year for killing your brother,

and you want to discuss family?

Campana and Mordiconi killed my brother.

They wanted to kill me so I didn't take revenge. That's why I need you.

To make them pay.

But not just yet.

I've made an arrangement with them first.

See? That's your problem.

You need us.

Your family was there, but you never cared.

Now, you're all alone,

you remember.

I have plenty to give this family.

I've done big business, I can help.

Shut up about money.

It's about respect, not money.

Where's your respect?

You think money earns respect?

What do you mean, I've made an arrangement with them?

Are you doing business with them or killing them?

Tell me, I don't follow.

I'm doing both.

Give me your key.

Fuck, 10 years of life.

Pass me the bag.

Get the other one.

You're buying Tavera Ferries with your brother's killers?

I'm using them, Orso,

and their money, to buy these ferries for the family.

Being a family isn't about making money.

I don't need to beg.

I work for my money.

Family is about trust.

You want revenge for your brother? We'll help.

But we'll part-own the ferries.

Ditch your banker, we'll make up the rest,

and we go into business, deal?

Orso, we're talking about 15 million euros.

We're onto something big,

near Paris, we'll get between 9 and 12.

We'll cover the rest, 15 in total.

- They won't like it. - That's your problem.

Earn our trust and I promise Jean-Michel will be avenged.

So, how did it go?

Pretty well, but there's an issue.

- What kind? - The unexpected kind.

Give me your phone.

Muller? It's Sandra Paoli.

I'm calling about our meeting.

Thanks.

Did you talk?

Not really, everyone was there. It was bad timing.

Just go for it. Ask her out.

- Even if she refuses, you tried. - That's what I hate.

I'd rather say nothing than face rejection.

I don't know, then.

Sandra has the solution.

It's not even Christelle, it's Sandra.

She's the only one who can wipe the slate clean.

If she can help, speak to Sandra.

But hurry, or it'll be too late.

Poor Manu can't get over Christelle,

- but I'm sure something can be done. - Don't get involved.

That's their business, not yours.

Give me a light.

Please, darling.

That's better.

Oh, crap.

Hi, there.

REORGANISATION

Let's see.

They're right.

With someone like her in charge, I'd do the same.

I'm sick of this.

- See you at the bar? - OK.

When it's ours, that shitty name changes.

It's bad luck to change names in sailing.

It's bad luck to keep an informer's name.

An estate agent left a message.

Are you leaving?

You have to live your life.

You should meet someone, move on, you can't with me around.

You're moving on too, then.

I don't know.

I don't want you to leave.

I don't want to be alone in this house.

Can't you stay a bit longer?

If you like.

You could come and work with me.

Rather than staying shut away. You'd get out and about.

Yeah, maybe.

- Don't let Sandra ruin your life. - Don't mention her.

- She's free, she'll sort herself out. - Don't mention her.

Don't mention her name around me.

HOW TO GET YOUR BABY TO SLEEP THROUGH

Sandra, can we talk?

- Need me to leave? - No, it's fine.

Given everything you've heard, you can hear this too.

It's about Christelle. We split up. You know why.

I told her it was bullshit. Everyone did.

But you know how stubborn she is.

And I love Christelle. I really do.

I'm lost.

Manu, us three have reconciled, I'm sure you and Christelle can.

If only she could hear it from you.

Christelle, it's me. Are you busy?

Yes, that's fine.

Whatever the cops told you about Manu, it's bullshit.

Give him a chance, forget the lies.

Oh! You want me to talk to him for you?

That's crazy.

OK. Take care.

There you go.

Thanks, Sandra.

I owe you one.

- What's up with you? - What?

You seem happy.

The sea air is good for me.

Give me a cigar.

It's not every day you do a 200 million euro deal.

I'd rather see you smiling than sulking about Christelle.

Manu, get that girl out of your head.

We're starting something which won't work with Christelle.

So forget her and we'll avoid any problems.

There'll be other Christelles.

Especially when the money starts rolling in.

I'll smoke it later.

I've invested 35 million euros,

I request 5 million as collateral

for a deal worth Jen times that and you ref ? Muller!

Are you fucking kidding me?

I'm sorry, Ms Paoli.

Officialising funds is fine when it's your money,

but the bank considers it too risky to invest our own.

So we raised the funds for nothing.

Who do you take me for?

Think we enjoy lugging around millions?

Sandra, it's fine.

No need to get angry.

No one's angry, sir.

You'd know if we were angry.

Very well.

Once you deposit the 60 million,

I promise I'll officialise them, and quickly.

Until you find the missing 15, deposit these funds with us,

and you'll get 5% per year, like Ms Paoli.

He's not bad, eh?

He won't give us his, but happily takes ours.

Sir, any deal is possible in financial affairs, but one:

breaching the rules of courtesy.

Otherwise, the money appeals to me. Just like you.

5% paid in cash.

Of course, no problem.

Once you've deposited all the funds.

We'll give you everything, sir.

That's how Corsicans operate: we give everything.

We can take everything back too.

Take the bags and follow him to his office.

One day, you'll regret passing up this deal.

Call me when you've filled the gap, and I promise we'll start afresh.

Until then, I wish you luck.

I really do.

Because your financial gains are mine too.

Ms Paoli.

Gentlemen.

What a bastard.

Hello?

You handled that like a pro.

Sorry, sir. You have the wrong number.

Fucking banker.

We need a solution, and fast.

What if we sold our businesses?

Your businesses are what justify your income.

If the ferry deal fails, you'd have sold for nothing.

Am I risking something here?

The deal is good, but we should be careful nevertheless.

- Fancy a drink? - No.

Gus, a dry whisky, please.

Eighteen, 1,000 return.

1,000 for you, madam.

Twist.

I might have an idea.

It's risky, but it'd be silly not to try.

What if I talked to Orso?

The quarry, the robberies, they must have money.

It's a bad idea. He has his business, we have ours.

- You worked together before though? - 20 years ago.

- We stopped at your father's request. - We could try?

He's always straight with us.

- Straight? - Tony, come on.

He's never duped us, or belittled us.

They've never held us back.

Sleep on it and talk tomorrow?

Call him.

Check whether he has the money.

Hello?

Hi, it's Sandra. Meet at the Dakota tomorrow lunchtime?

My friends and I have a proposition.

I'll explain later.

- See you tomorrow. - OK.

We'll see.

Three-way deals need three-way decisions.

- Hello. - Hi, it's Sandra.

Meet at the Dakota tomorrow lunchtime?

My friends and I have a proposition.

I'll explain later.

- See you tomorrow. - OK.

Look, there they are.

They all want to kill each other, but they're all shaking hands.

This meeting should be interesting. Something's bound to happen.

We agree to it.

We'll put up the missing 15, and we'll take a percentage.

You have 15 million?

- I mean, is it readily available? - Just about...

We have five, we're waiting on a deal.

Is your deal a sure thing? Or is this discussion pointless?

It's a sure thing, but what matters is we can put our money on the table.

- Everything else... - Everything else is our concern too.

If we're to be partners, we need to be open.

I'd rather we opened up now.

I'll be at the Aghia.

They've ditched the lawyer.

They're getting down to business.

It's a safe deposit near Paris.

We've mastered security and we have an insider.

- The takings and our five will do. - So you'll get 25%?

25 is a lot.

15 million for 25% makes sense.

We have a proposition for you too.

Jean-Luc, Manu and I assist the break-in and go halves.

- You contribute 10 million for 15%. - 15% suits us. It's fair.

It's certainly fair for you.

You're buying into the best business in Bastia.

That's priceless.

OK with me.

OK for us too.

From now on, only call with these.

Come in.

You'll see, it hasn't changed much.

It's a bit dusty, but it should do.

Last time I came here, I was revising for exams.

I just worked, I never went out.

Blanche brought me food.

- It's so long ago. - See, nothing's changed.

It has. Blanche seems to have changed.

She doesn't seem happy that I'm here.

Give her some time.

She'll get used to it.

Here.

Thanks, Orso.

Christelle, come on!

Wait 2 seconds!

I'm coming.

What's taking so bloody long?

- You're in such a rush. - I have things to do.

Nine in total. Three of yours, six of mine.

We'll handle opening the vault.

Lisandru will explain who's doing what.

Use the journey to go through everything step by step.

What's this? A break in or a play?

It's a safe deposit robbery, but well-rehearsed.

- Is there a problem? - No problem.

Fanfan, Tony, myself and our three will enter via the safe room.

We'll go in from the top, no time to blow it up.

How far's that from the safe deposit?

50 metres.

If we blow it up, we'll never access the vault.

Manu and Jean-Luc, you'll keep watch at street level.

Pierre-Marie will be undercover for entry and exit.

We'll oversee the equipment and stolen cars.

We'll have 9 minutes to enter, grab the cash and leave.

Any questions?

Good.

Meet here at 7am, the ship leaves at 9am.

Tony, like the good old days.

Like the good old days.

- Need a lift? - I'm sorting out the house with Orso.

Wait for me.

Do it straight after the break-in.

My banker has their money. You'll outnumber them.

It's our best chance.

You don't believe me,

but you believe Sandra?

Well?

Well, nothing.

Sure?

Did you wait long enough?

Shaking won't help. It's not a thermometer.

Better luck next time.

I'm going away for a few days. If anyone asks, I was here.

Tony, what are you up to? You said you'd stop.

I will soon, but I have to do something first.

You should trust me, Saudade.

I trust you.

Here, in case I need to call.

Leave it on and don't call anyone.

I'll call you.

OK?

Cheers.

I'm glad you came back. It'll do the family good.

Me too.

I saw Manu. I think we're back on track.

- Thanks to you. - That's good.

Since we're speaking again, I think I'll tell Dad.

That way, he'll know and it's easier on everyone.

Isn't it a bit soon?

They know each other, what's the harm?

If I were you, I'd wait a little. See how things go.

Yeah, you're right.

I'm getting a bit carried away. It must be love.

Come on, quick!

Calm down! I'm doing my best.

Fred, keep an eye out.

I see your face.

- Focus on the house - Focus on the house.

Left a bit, left.

Left a bit.

- Left. - Further to the left.

- That's it. Leave it there. - Leave it there.

Say something.

Say something.

Don't suppose you've seen a fat cop slacking off?

Affirmative. He's here. And he doesn't give a shit.

Go on, go!

Shit, brother!

Cover me.

Get out of here!

Let's go! Come on.

Tony.

Cheers.

- What's going on ? - There's a problem.

Come in.

It was successful, but we didn't follow through.

- It was successful? - Yes. 10 million.

We have the money.

We'll do the necessary later.

ANTOINE CAMPANA: INCOMING/OUTGOING CALLS: 0

ORSO PAOLI: INCOMING/OUTGOING CALLS: 0

ATTACK ON A SAFE DEPOSIT NEAR PARIS

10 MILLION EUROS STOLEN

Alain, it's me. Gather the troops at the office.

Something's happened. I'll explain later.

Hey, teddy bear.

Hold on.

Ms Tavera, it's Quilichini from the police.

Can I drop in? I need to check your security tapes.

Great, see you shortly. Thanks.

I don't have time.

Wait, rewind

Zoom.

Shit.

- When was that? - Tuesday morning.

BK832TC. Do we have a return date?

This morning, on the 7am ferry.

A meeting at the Dakota, dead phones, a safe deposit break-in...

Arseholes.

You're a ball buster.

Your Honour, it's Quilichini. Can you come over? It's urgent.

You're going to like this.