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[scanner beeps]

[in Icelandic] That will be 8,120 crowns.

Can you put 6,500 on my card?
I'll pay the rest in cash.

Yes.

You're still missing 229 crowns.

Oh...

You still need 59 more.

-[man] Don't worry, I've got it.
-No, thanks, it's OK.

I'll put the rest on my card.

[monitor beeps]

It's declined.

[starts car]

-[bell rings]
-[child shouts]

-[woman] Hi.
-Hi.

-We're gonna beat him, guys.
-I want to be the green one.

Do you want to be the blue one?

Yes, we beat that one!

Sweetie, come get dressed.

Eldar, we're in a hurry.

-[boy] That one is not mine.
-Are you sure?

Of course, silly. It's this one.

Are you hiding your coat from me?

-Gotcha.
-[door closes]

[children chatter]

Put your shoes on.

Let's go.

[child shouts]

-Remember?
-[woman] What, sweetie?

-Did you forget?
-What?

Oh, right.
Were we going to do that today?

Remember? You promised.

[starts car]

[cat meows]

Why do they have to live in cages?

Because there's no one to look after them.

Can't they just look after themselves?

-They are not allowed to.
-Why aren't they allowed?

I don't know. I guess someone decided it.

-Who decided it?
-Honey, I just don't know.

[Eldar] Strange to have to live in a cage,
don't you think so?

So, which cat do you want to rescue,
honey?

Eighteen thousand?
To rescue this miserable thing?

There is of course worming,
registration, vaccines...

I would have thought they paid people
for such a good deed.

[clerk] Well...

I guess so.

Eldar, honey,
I think it's best we save this for later.

[clerk] Wait a minute.

We can settle this later.

[indistinct conversation]

His name should be...

Maybe...

What should Daddy name you, Músi, dear?

Músi.

Don't be scared, Músi, dear.

I'll show you your new neighborhood,
so that you'll know your way around.

Come here.

Mommy, we forgot
to get our mail yesterday.

And also the day before that.

Yeah, let's not worry about that now.

[Eldar] Can I have the keys?

Sweetie, we haven't got time for this.
You are already late.

[Eldar] Mommy, please.

Eldar.

[cat meows]

-Sit.
-[cat meows]

Músi, sit.

MOTUS
COLLECTIONS AGENCY

[Eldar] Músi. Come.

-Weren't they going to send an email?
-What?

Mommy, what?

POLICE DEPARTMENT, SUDURNES

Are you fucking kidding me?

Did you win the lottery?

No, not quite.

But still...

[hairdryer clicks on]

[hairdryer stops]

-[Eldar] You look really pretty, Mommy.
-Do you think so?

Yeah. And your hair is so shiny.
Don't you think so, Músi?

All passengers entering Schengen

must show their passports
during passport control upon arrival

to the first country within the area.
After that, there are no more checks.

Not until they leave the Schengen area
and go to North America, for example.

Then documents are checked.

Any questions?

As you are all aware,
at the end of the trainee period,

you will find out who will be given
a full-time position.

-And your performance here, of course...
-[phone buzzes]

...will determine the selection.

YOUR APPLICATION TO INCREASE YOUR
OVERDRAFT LIMIT HAS BEEN DECLINED.

[trainer continues indistinctly]

As Sigvaldi mentioned during the lecture,
we have people leaving the Schengen area

or in transit
to the USA, Canada or Britain.

So, we just need to check
their passports carefully.

[in English] Next, please.
Boarding pass and passport, please.

[in Icelandic] Check their profile.
Always look at their photo.

Place it in the scanner.

You see the database here,
and if you see something strange,

then you can check under the UV light.

This is a French passport. So, it has
this fluorescent ink, as you see here.

The texture is a bit different.

Just make sure you check
all the requirements

to ensure that it is
a legitimate, valid passport.

-[in English] Have a nice journey.
-[woman] Thank you.

[children shout]

[in Icelandic] Please, can he come?

-What does his mom say about that?
-She will definitely say yes.

-[boy] She said yes.
-[Eldar] Yes!

[Eldar] Kolbrún said yes.

[purrs]

[Eldar munches]

Isn't that cat candy?

Yeah, but anything Músi eats,
I can eat as well. I'm taming him.

-That's not possible.
-Yes, it is.

-Wanna taste?
-Yes.

Ew. No, I don't want any.

[phone buzzes]

GARDAR K. LANDLORD

[plane engine roars]

[agent in English] Passport, please.

-Thanks. What's your destination?
-[man] Montreal.

Here you go. Have a nice flight.

Next.

Could I have your passport
and boarding pass, please?

Thank you.

-What's your destination?
-[woman] Toronto, Canada.

[papers rustle]

[passport stamped]

-[agent] Nice flight.
-[woman] Thank you.

[in Icelandic] Wasn't that yellow?
Isn't it supposed to be blue?

[in English] Sorry, ma'am. Could I see
your passport again, please?

-[in Icelandic] You're right. Well done.
-Thanks.

[in English] Could I have your
boarding pass again, please? Thank you.

Can you please step aside?

Step aside, please.

[in Icelandic]
Can you take her up with Arnar?

-Me?
-Yes.

OK, sure.

[agent] Sigvaldi is upstairs.
He will take over.

-[agent in English] Next, please.
-[passport stamped]

Passport and boarding pass.

-What's your destination?
-[woman] Stockholm.

[indistinct conversation]

[passport stamped]

[agent] Have a nice trip. Next.

[in Icelandic] Don't you want to stay?
It's good for you to observe.

[in English] I was just wondering
if this would take long.

[in English] Name, please.

It says there, in my passport.

Name, please.

Adja Sindjakan.

[Sigvaldi] Citizenship?

French.

[Sigvaldi] Destination, please?

[Adja] Toronto, Canada.

Are you traveling alone?

Yes.

I am alone.

I am traveling alone.

[Sigvaldi] How did you obtain
these documents?

[in English] So, have you been
to Iceland before?

Or is this your first visit?

[in Icelandic] Open the door.

[in Icelandic]
Did you see the game yesterday?

The game?

Keflavik beat ÍR
in the last few seconds of overtime.

OK.

Wow.

It's online. I can show you later.

OK.

So...

How long does she need to stay there?

-Who?
-The woman.

Right. I'm not sure.

Not too long, probably.

She broke the law, you do realize that?

Yeah.

Pretends to be someone
who might not even exist.

Exactly.

We don't know anything about these people.
They could be working for...

I don't know.

-We just don't know.
-Right.

Totally.

MISS YOU

WHEN DO THE KIDS'
SWIMMING LESSONS START?

[in Icelandic]
It went really well yesterday, right?

Yeah. Or... I think so.

[woman in Icelandic]
The prosecution of Adja Sindjakan.

The court has reviewed
case documents one to four,

and the verdict is as follows.

The accused, Adja Sindjakan,
born April 10th, 1983,

citizen of Guinea-Bissau,
is sentenced to 30 days in prison.

The accused shall pay all legal costs,
in the amount of 102,300 crowns...

[attorney translates]

...which is the fee of her defense
attorney, Asgeir Finnbogason.

[in Icelandic] How about a Torres Salmos?
Isn't it Spanish or Italian or something?

Take it out now.
It needs to be at room temperature.

All right, honey.
I will give you a call later.

[in English] No. No, don't worry.
The government will bill you.

You'll probably just have to serve half.

And then what?

[engine starts]

[coins rattle]

[in English] I think we have to
hold on to all of these.

[coins rattle]

Maybe I could keep this?
It's nothing really.

I'm afraid
we don't allow sharp objects.

But it's nothing, it's just...

I'm sorry. These are just the rules.

[gasps]

[knocking at door]

-[Eldar] Mommy...
-I'm coming, sweetie.

[door opens]

How long will it be, Mommy?

Honey, it's a mystery adventure trip.

You aren't supposed to know
anything about it in advance.

It will spoil all the fun.

-But is it a kids' adventure?
-Uh...

For kids. That kids like?

I guess it's an adventure
for all kinds of people, like us.

Oh.

But am I going to school tomorrow?

Yes.

Sweetie, of course
you will go to school tomorrow.

But the adventure trip
is a secret adventure.

-Secret?
-Nobody can know.

Why not?

Are you going to be a good boy and come
with Mommy on the secret adventure?

But remember,
nobody can know except for us.

-And Músi.
-Yes, and Músi.

[car idles]

[gulls cry]

[chatter]

[man laughs]

[in English] And here is the kitchen.

So, go left.

[man] What's the matter with you, man?

Don't you have any manners?

-You will be comfortable here, yes?
-Hm-hm.

Here's your information.

Someone will come and tell you
how everything works here.

-[sets down luggage]
-And here's your bonus card.

It has a tiny amount
so you can buy some food.

-It... It's not a lot.
-Thank you.

Does someone need to go with me?

No. You're not in prison anymore.

You know, the kind with bars, anyway.

-[Adja] Can I ask...
-Yes?

Do you know how long I have to stay here?

No, I don't know. It's just a system.

But good luck to you.

Thank you.

[knocking at door]

-[in Icelandic] Are you ready?
-Yes.

Honey.

That's OK. Come.

[wind whistles]

How long do you want it stored?

Uh... I'll be in touch.

I'm not sure when...
I'll get my new apartment.

[man] OK.

All right.

MOM NORWAY

[cat meows]

Has the adventure trip started, Mommy?

We are going to have so much fun.

[starts car]

-[indistinct conversations]
-[music playing]

Hey, honey.
Can you wait outside for a little bit?

-Why?
-I won't be long.

-OK.
-All right?

[knocking at door]

[door opens]

-[man] Oh, hi, Lára.
-[Lára] Hi.

[man] Wanna come in?

[door closes]

-It's been too long.
-I know.

[music playing]

-Where have you been?
-Just around. Here and there.

-So... Everything all right?
-Yeah.

-The boy is doing well?
-Yeah, yeah.

-You have him back?
-Yeah.

That's great.

I was just wondering...

if my room...

You know, my old room...
Perhaps it's...

[man] Right. I see. It is... Damn.

My buddy Keli has sort of moved in
and taken it over.

-OK...
-I didn't know that you were...

I just thought I would drop by.

But the couch... The couch is good.

Nobody has complained so far.

Hm.

I see. The boy also?

Hm.

Yeah, we'll figure something out.

No, it's no problem.
I just thought I'd stop by.

Here...

-We'll figure it out.
-No, I'm good.

Seriously. It's no problem at all.

I'm fine.

Are you sure?

How hot does it get in the countries
that the airplanes fly to, Mommy?

I don't know.

Maybe 40, 45 degrees.

Wow, is that a lot?

I think so.

Do you think you need
to wear shorts there?

Probably.

What's your favorite country
you've been to

where you had to wear shorts?

Hm...

Atlavík.

That's not a country.
I mean a different country.

Honey.

I haven't been to any other country.

When I grow up,
we're all going to Benidorm,

where we can wear shorts all day long.

Músi will come, as well.

[Lára] Yes, sweetie.

-That will be fun.
-Yeah.

[cat meows]

[bell rattles]

[cat meows]

[cat meows]

[wind whistles]

[cat meows]

[cat meows loudly]

[cat meows]

Músi, are you sure you need to pee?

[cat meows]

Here you go.

Don't go far, Músi.

Músi?

Músi?

Músi, dear.

Músi?

Músi?

Músi, are you here?

Músi!

Músi!

[phone buzzes]

SUPERVISOR

Fuck.

[buzzing stops]

Eldar, honey?

Eldar?

[wind whistles]

Eldar!

Eldar!

[plane engine whistles]

[dispatcher] 112, emergency services.

Emergency services, can I help you?

Hello?

[phone beeps]

[children shout]

[engine idles]

Where's Eldar?

[car door closes]

[stifled sob]

[plane engine whistles]

[Lára] Eldar?

[Eldar] Mommy, hi.

[Lára] Where the hell have you been, boy?

Let's go.

[Eldar] She saved Músi.

We have got to get going, honey.
We are very late.

Where to?

Músi.

Músi.

Aren't you going to
give the lady a ride?

She saved Músi.

[in English]
Maybe I can drive you somewhere?

No, I'm fine. Thank you.

You live here now?

-Live...
-No, I mean, you have a place to stay?

Yes.

Watch out for your boy.

Bye-bye, little one.

-[in Icelandic] Goodbye.
-[door closes]

She lives here?

The house is a little bit dirty.
Don't you think so?

Perhaps they should paint their place.

Yeah.

Maybe some kids live there, as well.

You think so, Mommy?
Do you think she has kids?

I don't know.

[engine starts]

[agent in English]
What's the purpose of your trip again?

Visiting friends.

[men speak indistinctly]

[residents shouting]

[shouts]

[in English] Application denied.

[door closes]

Where will they be sent?

[man 2] I don't know about her.

But him to Norway
and after, deport to Iraq.

-[car door closes]
-Why in the middle of the night?

[man 1] Why do you think?

[man 2] Probably easiest for them.

[car drives off]

[woman in Icelandic] Can I help you?

Yes, good morning. I was wondering if
a deposit had been made to my account.

What is your social security number?

Social security number: 100683-4279.

Just a moment.

It seems to have been done already.

Yes.

Thanks. Thank you.

[in Icelandic] Did they
go over this with you?

A little bit.

As you know, we bring all dubious
passports here for further inspection.

Then we send them out,
usually because of court hearings.

But then they all usually end up
here again.

-And are they all fake?
-It varies.

Some of them are legal, but stolen.

Others are completely or partly forged.

-Yes, there are all different kinds.
-Hm. Right.

DEAR PARENTS! ON THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY THE SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED.

-[woman] Where did you leave him?
-[boy] I don't know.

Get in, sweetie.

[car door closes]

-[car door closes]
-[engine starts]

[starts engine]

[clerk] This is the stronger sauce,
and here is the milder one.

Yes, I think I'd prefer
the milder one.

Thank you very much.

Good afternoon.

Today we are introducing
delicious chicken from Holta.

We have two kinds of sauce.

-May I?
-Of course. It's all organic chicken.

Happy chickens who have been allowed
to roam free, from what I am told.

-Do you mind if I take two extra?
-Go ahead, no problem.

-For my other kids. They're in the car.
-I understand. Take as many as you like.

You know how jealous kids can get
over the most ridiculous things.

[clerk] Absolutely, no problem. Enjoy.

OK, sweetie. Your brothers
are waiting in the car.

-What brothers, Mommy?
-I'm just joking.

We're on our adventure trip. We're doing
all kinds of fun secret stuff together.

Now?

[Eldar in Icelandic] Hello. Are you coming
with us on the mystery adventure trip?

It's the lady who saved Músi, remember?

Músi is at a cat hotel
while we are on our adventure trip.

He's in a cage,
but Mommy says he likes it.

[indistinct conversation]

[man in English] I will swim to Canada.
I promise you, I will.

If they deny me,
I’m not going back, not a chance in hell.

Good luck with that.

[conversation continues quietly]

[in English] He's on his way out.

What do you mean?

-They'll come to get him?
-No.

He was given asylum?

No, no.

Caribbean cruise.

No, not quite.

Are you interested?

Just trying to help.

[Adja in English] How long?

[in English] It depends.

Sometimes months, sometimes years.

Is there any other option for me?

-[woman] To stay here?
-No, to leave.

Without a passport, no.

No. There would only be deportation.

Can I ask for asylum in Canada?

Not from here.
No, that would be impossible.

-Do you have someone there?
-How long did you say?

[woman] I... I don't know.

I... You just have to be patient and wait.

[in Creole] Can you put her on the phone?

[indistinct conversations in background]

Oh, my little darling...

You speak like a big girl now.

No...

Everything is fine, don't worry.

Mommy...
has just got some things to figure out,

but Mommy is going to find a solution,
real quick.

[man shouts]

Yes.

[phone chimes]

[in English] Sure you want to?

[sighs] Just so you know, it's risky.

You realize that?

Yes, I do.

[exhales]

[taps on window]

[Lára] Eldar?

[in Icelandic] Eldar. Sweetie?

[in English] I'll take him.

No.

It's OK.

[Lára] Eldar.

I can take him.

You don't know where he needs to be.

I'll find it.

-Are you sure?
-[Adja] Yes, of course.

[door opens]

[door closes]

[sighs]

[engine starts]

[in Icelandic] Where is my mommy?

[in Icelandic] Work.

Work-ing.

Eldar, school.

You mean to go to school.

Adja stupid.

-Yeah.
-[gasps]

[in Icelandic]
Can you comb it so it sticks up?

[in English] Like this?

[knocking at door]

[in English] Phone.

[in English] I come back.

Hm-hmm.

[in English] Tomorrow?

You can't just tell me the verdict
over the phone?

OK. Hmm.

[in English] Next, please. Boarding pass
and passport, please. Thank you.

-[phone buzzes]
-Where are you traveling to?

[in English] Hello.

-Here you go.
-Yeah.

Next, please.

Thank you.

[in Icelandic]
Your son brought this to school.

We, of course, assumed it was yours...
and were about to contact the authorities.

But your friend tells us
it belongs to her.

You have to be careful what kind
of people you let around your child.

Yes.

[woman]
This could have gone terribly wrong.

Yes.

[sighs]

I will make sure this is disposed of.

Thank you.

We were thinking of contacting
the police...

but I'm going to leave it up to you.

And that stays between the two of us.

[in English] It's not like that.

Just so you know.

I don't do that.

I mean, not anymore.

But you kept the stuff. Just in case?

Maybe you need some sort of help.

Me?

What kind of help?

No. I think I'm fine.

Thank you.

Why do you say that?

I'm sorry you're here.

I mean... I'm thankful that you're here.

Someone was with you.

That day.

I saw them.

Who was that?

My daughter.

And my sister.

I'm sorry.

Do you know when you will see them again?

-Sure it's OK he goes with you?
-Of course.

-Good luck today.
-Thank you.

[phone buzzes]

[unzips bag]

[Adja] Who is this?

BRINGS HIS FORTUNES HOME!

Tonight? Where?

Maybe...

Can I perhaps go later?

-[receptionist] Adja Sindjakan.
-I have to go.

[in English] They didn't believe me?

They wanted more evidence.

-But did you tell them?
-[woman] Of course.

Based on your own words.

What kind of evidence?

Evidence that proves that you are at risk.
That your life is in danger.

That you, due to your sexuality,
are in danger.

-What do they need? Live video?
-Adja.

I apologize. These are not my rules.

So then...

[woman] So... Deportation, I'm afraid.

I'm sorry. Just standard procedure.

I am sorry, Adja.

I so hoped that the verdict
would be in your favor.

Well, I don't know...

I guess...

Thank you anyway.

How much time until they...

It can vary. Maybe 48 hours.

Really just depends.

[in Icelandic] This is you.

Is that your friend?

She is pretty.

[in Icelandic] An angel...

I once had a cat that died.

Then I got a new one.

Beaten to death.

Maybe you can get a new friend here,
in Iceland.

[knocking at door]

[in Icelandic] Come in.

Have you been tired lately?

No, no.

Well, maybe a little bit.

You are, of course, aware of
the evaluation of the past few weeks?

Hm-hmm.

I just received your results...

and everything looks...

pretty good for you.

[in Icelandic] She was crying today.

Adja?

[in English]
How was the meeting with the lawyer?

It was fine.

I have been deported.

[heavy rain]

[door closes]

[in Icelandic] Sweetie.

Sweetie, we are going on a little ride.

[in English] You have three minutes
until security comes.

Remember the camera
I told you about, yeah?

[lock rattles]

[men whisper indistinctly]

Adja!

[in English] It's fucking dangerous.

[Adja] I have to do something.

[in Icelandic] Músi, jump.

Músi, jump!

[Eldar] Can you roll over?
Can you roll over?

-May I run to the bathroom real quick?
-Yeah, sure.

[man] Hi.

[children shout]

[indistinct announcements over PA]

[in English] Next.

-[Lára] Destination?
-[woman] London.

Have a nice trip.

Next, please.

Passport and boarding pass, please.

Did you have a nice stay?

Yes.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Next.