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[helicopter approaching]
[in English] Both the compass and the GPS
go crazy here.
[in English] This place is highly magnetic.
[Nina] The maps don't show any manmade structures here.
[Marcus] Don't worry.
Your maps just aren't old enough.
Shall we go down?
[suspenseful music]
The Germans built this mine in World War II.
They had to leave, they only blew up the engines.
[Thomas in English] Seriously? The Germans?
[Marcus] This is pure nickel.
They certainly had their interest.
[Drako in English] Sir, we need to talk.
[in English] You know, they might blow the whole thing off.
They won't.
These guys are actually quite reasonable.
[chuckles]
Does that mean I'm unreasonable?
If she gets wounded, she's left behind.
If she gets killed, her body is left behind.
If she causes trouble
or endangers the operation in any way,
they will terminate her.
That's fine with me.
So, Dr. Lorenz,
what magic trick are you gonna do with the virus?
Okay.
If the virus is the kind of bioweapon you say,
I can use the original strain of the virus
as a countermeasure
to the mutated, more dangerous ones.
How?
The virus was targeting specific populations,
not the end of the world.
So either there is a cure available already,
or they would have engineered a way to disable the virus.
Some piece of genetic code
to make it kill itself.
That's why you need to get hold of the original strain,
so I compare it to the others.
[Marcus] Briefing in two minutes.
Right.
[Jens] We will be providing you
with communication devices
on a closed and encrypted network.
This means no cellphones.
[Nina scoffs]
You'll get it back when the trip ends.
As you know,
we had to accelerate this operation.
[Marcus] This happened because we just got
some crucial information.
Officer.
The FSB is making a move on Cevikovic in 28 hours.
They're gonna arrest him.
I'm sure you guys have your tentacles everywhere,
but if they manage to catch him, he's gone for good.
This is intel from a very reliable source.
Who's your source?
- I can't tell you that. - And I don't like that.
And I can't help you not liking it.
Her daughter is the latest patient.
I hope you want us to succeed.
Well, looks like you bought yourself
a ticket to this trip with a pathetic story.
No, I bought it with the chopper.
Cut the crap, Jens.
Go on.
So realistically we're looking at a time window
of about 20 hours, to be on the safe side.
I will be leading the medical team.
That is Marcus, Thomas...
and Nina.
Drako will lead the tac team, more heavily armed,
and, well, will do the heavy lifting if need be.
[Marcus] The weaponry is only as a precaution.
Any form of combat is our last resort.
We will set out
in exactly two hours.
Tac team will prepare their stuff.
While we, the medical team, relax and enjoy the sunshine.
Did you check the medical stuff?
Do they have the right equipment?
Yeah, it's okay. I can work with it.
How did this Drako get all this stuff here?
Unofficial channels. That's their standard answer.
And this mine?
How do they know about it and the government doesn't?
I got the feeling I don't wanna know.
And he sure as hell doesn't wanna tell.
What? I studied medicine in the army.
Ready?
Ready.
Okay. Letโs go.
[Jens] Welcome to Russia!
All right, listen up!
This is two thirds of the way.
We will continue at dawn in four hours' time.
[exhausted sigh]
[haunting music]
[mechanical door opening]
[howling wind]
[haunting music continues]
[heart monitor beeping]
[grunts]
[shivering violently]
[heart monitor beeping]
[music ends]
Good morning.
We will be arriving at the gym at 1100 hours.
The intel is that Cevikovic is meeting there
with his trusted business associates.
That means they're probably not heavily armed,
but we will proceed with caution.
I know the cars are no Ferraris.
But they function.
And, best of all, they don't draw attention to us.
Any questions? Good.
You've got 10 minutes, let's go.
[Jens over radio] The meeting place is an old gym.
Front approach to the gym is a no-go,
but we can take a longer route around back.
If we get separated, we'll meet at checkpoint two.
Stay alert.
[bird wings flapping]
[Drako] Hold this position.
We're going in.
[Drako over radio] All clear.
[Jens whispers] Tac team, come in. Over.
Tac team, come in. Over.
Tac team, come in. Over.
The connection's gone dead.
Okay. Go check it.
You're in charge.
It's been a long time since I felt fear.
Why are you here?
[unintelligible crackling over radio]
Tac team, what's going on?
What's going on?
[machine gun fire]
[Jens] Pull back, pull back!
[gunfire continues]
[Drako over radio] Man down, man down!
[Jens] Cover me, cover me! Go, go, go!
Go, go! Go, go, go!
[gunfire]
[tense music]
[gunfire]
We gotta go the other way.
[Thomas] Oh, my God.
[choking and gurgling]
[Thomas] Shit!
- [man groans] - We gotta go.
- Heโs still alive. - We gotta go!
Go!
- [gunfire continues] - Okay, let's go.
[car accelerating]
[Marcus over radio] Checkpoint two. Car dump.
Well, thanks anyway.
This is an acute one, so keep us in mind, if...
Okay. Bye.
[eerie music]
Where are the others?
Dead.
Somebody fucked us.
Cevikovic was long gone.
And now?
[Jens] FSB will catch Cevikovic tonight.
[Marcus] Don't do this to me.
There might still be a chance.
What do you mean?
There's a peninsula called Zubovka.
About 70 kilometers from here.
That's the place where Cevikovic has his parties.
It might be even be his residence.
How do you know that?
Take it or leave it.
[heart monitor beeping faster]
[dramatic music]
Get down.
It's on open ground.
There's no way we can do this peacefully.
We have to improvise.
I've been looking for this man for over 20 years.
We're not gonna stop now.
You take out that guard on my command. Okay?
[Jens over radio] Okay, take him down.
[Drako] Target down.
[suspenseful music]
[Jens] Hey, on your knees! On your knees!
Both knees!
Gun! To me.
Hands.
Okay, Drako, I'm clear. Go!
Head down. Head down.
Scan his face.
[beep]
[beeping]
[door creaks open]
[grunts]
[Drako] All clear.
- Letโs go. - [Jens] Drako, stay here.
You sure?
[Cevikovic] You should have some respect
for a house of grief.
Says the man who raped my wife and killed my son.
Mr. Eiben!
I was told you were gonna hunt me down.
This is not about you.
This is about what you have done.
Hm.
We were told to rape Muslim women.
It was an order.
I followed the order.
I was 22 years old.
So why did I do it, huh?
The answer is irrelevant.
Unlike the blood in your veins.
My blood ain't gonna bring back what you've lost.
On your knees.
You don't have your emotions under control, soldier.
On your knees.
[gun clicks]
On your fucking knees.
This is why you couldn't protect your wife.
Because you're confused.
And weak.
Just like now.
I'm gonna execute you
for the crimes of war you've committed.
- No! - Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Donโt kill him!
He's a living blood bank, I need him alive.
This man doesn't deserve any mercy.
[Nina] But my daughter does.
[breathing heavily]
Marcus...
Nicolas Muscat.
Just one of your many names, right?
You slept with my sister
and you infected her.
And you left her alone and sick and hurt.
And because of you, my daughter has the virus now.
I'm not proud of what I've done, believe me.
I had no idea I carried such a virus.
[Nina] How could I know that you're not lying?
I fell in love with this woman...
Larisa.
I marry her, she gets pregnant.
But suddenly, everything goes wrong
and she dies in childbirth.
So does my son,
my newborn baby boy.
I paid a million dollars
for the best possible medical care,
and that kept him alive...
for nine weeks.
And then the doctor tells me I have a virus,
I had caused their deaths.
And I start to realize
I was just a cheap guinea pig back in the war.
And it was Dr. Micic who gave you the vaccine, right?
Yes.
And now I know why a famous scientist like him
did it all by himself.
No doctor would be able to deactivate it without him.
There is no cure.
No. No, there is cure!
I can find it, I just need time.
Time that you don't have.
But there is a shortcut.
What do you mean?
Unlike what other people think, Dr. Micic is still alive.
- Still alive. Where? - He's bluffing.
Where?
[chuckles bitterly]
Yes.
And that's the million dollar question, isn't it?
And just because I might know the answer,
you won't kill me.
I hate to break this up, but we gotta go, now!
- I need the samples! - Well, you get the samples.
[exhales]
- [thud] - Go.
- We have a donor! - No? No way!
What's gonna happen to him?
You're the police.
You tell me.
What's that supposed to mean?
He's a wanted criminal in a dozen countries.
The virus research needs him, too.
Which side are you going to choose, officer?
- [dial tone] - [sighs]
Come on, pick up!
We leave in three hours when it starts to snow.
Thank you.
The four Russian girls at your party...
Why did you send them away to be killed?
They had seen things they shouldn't have seen.
It was a death sentence.
I'm not proud of disposing of young, innocent women.
But unfortunately, it had to be done.
Who are you to decide that?
I know you don't believe in the power of the few.
The irony of fate is
that you are now in that position yourself.
So, tell me:
what does it feel like?
Don't let him get at you.
[footsteps receding]
My lawyer called the other day.
Yeah?
Gunilla says I drove her into a mental state,
which made her sick.
But I think she's been sick for a long time,
I just didn't see it.
- I'm so sorry. - Hm.
[sighs]
What about Hanna?
[Thomas] I don't want her to take sides.
She's a kid.
[Nina] Kids grow.
[chuckles] Yeah, I know.
And one day, I'll lose her anyway, so...
[Nina] No, you won't.
You're her father.
[doors screeching open]
[Marcus] They found us.
We have to split up to distract them.
- [Thomas] And Cevikovic? - Here are your phones.
What about the samples?
Everything has been taken care of.
I will get in touch with you, Dr. Lorenz.
We take the cars, you take the snowmobiles.
Just follow the tracks.
[Thomas] Hey! Hey, wait! Wait!
[dial tone]
[frustrated sigh] Pick up now!
[phone vibrating]
Kautsalo!
[breathing heavily]
- [dramatic music] - [wind howling]
[Thomas in German] Shit!
[in English] What's wrong?
We gotta go.
We gotta go now!
[suspenseful music]
[heart monitor beeping]
[Thomas over radio] Nina!
Nina, can you hear me?
Slow down!
[Thomas] Slow down, you're too fast!
Nina, can you hear me?
Nina!
Nina!
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