All language subtitles for El Hombre en el Castillo Alto S01E05 1080p.mkv.stream2

* Edelweiss, edelweiss *

*Small and white *

* Clean and bright *

* Blossom of snow,
may you bloom and grow *

*Bloom and grow forever *

* Edelweiss, edelweiss *

*Bless my homeland forever *

[gunshots]

[screaming]

[siren blaring]

[shouting in Japanese]

[speaking Japanese]

[speaking Japanese]

[shouting in Japanese]

[speaking Japanese]

Nobody leaves.

Tagomi-san!

Tagomi-san!

[speaking Japanese]
Go!

Tagomi-san!

[siren blaring]

Your car, Trade Minister.

Is this a problem?

All foreign visitors
must be detained.

[dog barking]

Oh, God, Ed.
What the hell
are you doing?

What am I doing?
Frank, what are you doing?

Have they said anything yet?

- About what?
- About the prince
getting shot.

I knew I should have shot you
in the fucking leg.

Ed, I didn't do it.
Someone else shot him.

You're the only one
that fired that gun.

All right now.

Go home and stay
off the street

until work tomorrow.

[radio channels
changing]

Juliana called.

What? What did she say?

Nothing.

You cannot tell anybody
about this, okay? Nobody.

Okay, Geez. But if you
didn't do anything--

I was seen! Ed, you can't
tell anybody about that gun.

This is between you and me.

[siren blares]

[shouting in Japanese]

[speaking Japanese]

[door opens]

[shouting in Japanese]

Everybody off!

Man:
Whole area closed!

You walk! Quickly!

[shouting in Japanese]

Stand back!

Hurry up!

[shouting in Japanese]

[shouting continues]

Woman on radio:
...and you want
to get it clean--

[channels changing]

[people speaking Japanese]

[channels changing]

[people singing]

[channels changing]

[Woman speaking Japanese]

[channels changing]

Man on radio:
...has new children at home,
Dottie and Molly--

[channels changing]

- Frank?
- ...least expensive system

gives all fabrics added life.

- * Call us and we'll
come cleaning *
- You okay?

* South by 4, 7, 2, 6, 5 *

* South by-- *

[radio off]

[sighs]

What happened?

Ed said you were going
to do something terrible.

Are you okay?

Don't, okay?

The Kempeitai, they came
looking for you.

I'm sorry.

Did you find what you
were looking for?

Maybe
the start of something.

I don't know.

Um, something going on
out there.

They closed half the city.

Yeah,
the Jap prince got shot.

What?

Your ma has been
worried about you.

You should, uh,
you should go see her.

[door opens]

[door closes]

Please try to rest,
Your Highness.

I have spent the entire night
in this chair, Tagomi-san.

I am rested.

Your Chinese oracle...

it cannot foresee
every eventuality.

Whoever is responsible
for this outrage

will be brought to justice.

[knock on door]

[door opens]

[speaking Japanese]

The final bullet
fragments were removed,

but he remains
in a critical condition.

There was an injury
to the heart.

But you repaired it.

We have done all we can,
Your Highness.

You may sit with him
while we wait.

[knock on door]

There she is.

What a nice surprise.

Honey. Anne?

Come here and look
who breezed in.

Oh, there you are.

Where have you been?

What's going on out there?

Why are there Japs
all over the street?

Who knows, Ma?

Thank you. Look,
I brought you herbs.

- Oh.
- Shall I make some tea?

No. I'm not drinking
that Nip poison anymore.

Do you think the Nazis are
finally going to invade?

I mean, it's like
the start of the Occupation

all over again.

Why don't we let her
sit down, honey?

- Okay? Come on,
sit down. Here.
- Okay.

So where have you
been hiding?

Um... Oh, I haven't
been hiding, Ma,

just, you know,
I've been busy.

Hmm.

So busy you couldn't stop by

and say hi to your mother?

- I'm sorry.
- Well, I mean,

I thought maybe you got
a job or something.

No.

I'm sure that Frank
needed her around, right?

Honey, are you all right?

Yeah.

It's just a terrible thing

what they did to that boy.

Frank told you?

He didn't tell you
I came by?

Frank will be fine.

He's healing already.

Wounds heal,
but, I don't know...

losing your sister
and her kids like that,

I can't even imagine.

I tell you, Hitler was
never going to stand

for the Jews living here
in peace forever.

I tell you, that bastard
has got a plan for all of us.

Okay, okay,
it's okay.

Have you seen Trudy?

Have you seen
your sister?

Father:
Juliana.

Juliana.

Have you heard anything

from your sister?

Uh--

Not for a few days.

Father: I keep telling her
don't worry.

I'd say "Don't worry.
She's a free spirit.

She'll be in touch
when she's ready," right?

Right. I--

I'm so sorry.
I have to go.

Frank.

Frank.

[sobbing]

Ah.

I didn't know.

[tires screech]

Juliana:
How did this happen?

Uh, I-- I don't
remember exactly.

Look, if you could just
stop it bleeding.

I can't be late for work.

It's one day, Frank.
Can't you just stay home?

I have to make up
the time I missed.

If I'd known
the damage I'd cause

by getting
on that damn bus--

You had to do
something for Trudy.

Yeah.

I should have talked to you.

You'd have gone anyway.

Not if I'd known
what they'd do to you.

And John and Emily.

Will there be a funeral?

They were incinerated.

There's nothing left.

Bill must be--

[sigh]

He's, uh,

he's holding a kind
of memorial service later,

but I-- I--

I shouldn't be there.

Hold still.

Can I ask you something?

Why did they let you go?

They, uh, they caught
some woman smuggling films.

They thought
she had Trudy's.

Thanks.

So what now?

I'm going to work.

You can, uh...

You can go to the dojo,
I guess.

Well, does that mean
we just--

go back to the way
things were?

We can't ever go back.

I'm talking
about surviving,

getting through today,
Juliana.

I'm not looking
beyond that right now.

[knocking]

Mr. Tagomi, you've met
my faithful bodyguard.

They know, don't they?

About what?

That I'm not Baynes.

They took my passport
at the Embassy,

and they haven't let me
out of their sight since.

Where's the microfilm now?

I don't have it,
not at hand.

I...swallowed it.

And it's proving
difficult to relax.

At least it's safe.

The safety helps no one.

I cannot leave here without
completing my mission.

We no longer have a choice.

You said that your oracle
favored a connection.

Have you lost faith in that?

If you are arrested,

how long before
the Nazis kill you?

Our mission now

is to get you out
of the Pacific States alive.

Give me one more chance
with the Science Minister.

The only chance we have

is a single shuttle from
here to New York tonight.

I will retrieve
your Swedish passport.

Tagomi-san.

Risking your life

to prevent a world war
is one thing.

Risking it to save mine
was never part of the deal.

I will not wash another
good man's blood

from my hands today.

Ed:
Did she tell you
what happened out there?

We didn't really
talk about it.

Did you tell her
about the gun?

What did I say
to you this morning?

Yeah, but I didn't
think you meant Jules.

What, you didn't think
she was covered

by "You can't tell
anybody"?

None of this is my fault,
Frank.

Whether I fired
that thing or not,

they could still
be looking for me,

so keep your mouth shut.

[clicking]

This is good work, Frank.

Thank you,
Mr. Wyndam-Matson.

You still designing
that jewelry of yours?

No, sir.
I'm done with that.

Everything else okay?

Yeah. Yeah, everything's
back to normal.

All of these drains must
be checked individually,

every one within a 5-kilometer
radius of the Embassy.

Yes, Inspector.

And the alleyways, all--

[grunt]

If the gunman
is not apprehended,
Sergeant Yoshida,

you will act as Kaishakunin

when I commit Seppuku.

[Japanese command]

[speaking Japanese]

Miss Crain, have you
reported to the Kempeitai?

Why?

The dojo is
a place of harmony.

Nothing can be allowed
to interfere with that.

They came here?

I'm afraid that,
as a wanted person,

there can be no question

of you continuing
to practice with us.

[speaking Japanese]

Um...

you've been looking
for me.

My name is Juliana Crain.

Could you tell someone
I'm here, please?

Mr. Blake,
I am Major Klemm.

Heil Hitler.

Heil Hitler.

Apologies
for keeping you waiting.

I hope it wasn't
too uncomfortable.

Not as uncomfortable
as the ride here.

It's not like I expected
a parade or anything.

Those guys
were pretty rough.

If you were being watched
by insurgents

at the truck drop-off,

your cover
will remain intact.

We haven't heard from you

since you set off to meet
the Man In the High Castle.

No.

Well, we have several gaps
we need to fill.

Yoshida:
Where were you, Miss Crain?

I went to look
for my sister.

She disappeared.

- Her name is Trudy.
- We know her name.

Where did you go?

The places Trudy loved.

Twin Peaks first.

When there was
no sign of her,

I took a bus to Yosemite.

You camped there?

You told Mr. Frink
you were camping.

You were listening.

Klemm:
I don't understand, Mr. Blake.

These insurgents
on the mountain,

what did they want from you?

The film.

But Obergruppenführer Smith
ordered you

not to take the film with you.

Yes.

But I thought
I had a real shot

at finding the Man
In the High Castle.

As it turns out,

the film was the only thing

that convinced him
I wasn't a spy.

Do you know Randall Baker,
Miss Crain?

Did your sister
ever mention that man?

Klemm:
So you lost the film.

I wouldn't say I lost it.

Then you still have it.

No.

So you lost it.

[door opens]

What did you lose, Joe?

The film I was carrying,
sir, was taken from me

by Lemuel Washington,

leader in the Resistance
in Canon City.

Carry on, Major.

Don't mind me, Joe.

No.

No, I don't recognize him.

Please continue.

Smith: Are any pages
missing, Major?

Klemm:
No, Obergruppenführer,
I don't believe so.

I don't see any mention
of the girl.

The girl?

You don't mean the girl
who died in the car.

That's the only girl
I can think of.

The one the Marshal
was after?

Joe:
Honestly, she was no one.

Smith: No one?

This Marshal, Mr. Kahler,

what did he say
in his report?

Klemm: That Mr. Blake
defended the girl,

told him to leave her alone
because he was using her.

That's correct. I thought
she was the courier

you had told me about, sir.

And did Major Klemm tell you
how important it is

not to leave anything
out of this account, Joe?

Yes, sir, he did.

Look, this whole thing
has been a misunderstanding.

Yoshida:
Look at the picture.

I just want things
to go back to normal.

I've never seen him.

Juliana:
I came here voluntarily.

If I'd known you were
looking for me,

I would have come back
sooner to clear things up.

But some things
can't be cleared up,

can they?

Like Mr. Frink's sister...

his niece and nephew.

We are all subject
to rules, Miss Crain,

and if we fail to live by them,
the consequences are severe.

You knew that.

Is there anything

you would like to add
to your transcript, Joe?

I don't think so, sir.

I'm sorry.
Is that a yes or a no?

No, Obergruppenführer.

You can leave for now.

But things will never
return to normal for you.

They cannot.

[sniffle]

[clatter]

It's okay.

Who are you?

A friend of Randall's.

I'm pretty sure
Randall's not here.

Randall's dead.
I need to know

if you delivered
the film he gave you.

Did you know Trudy?

Enough to know
how badly she wanted

to get that film
to Canon City.

How do I know
this isn't a trap?

You won't until it's too late.

The film got to where
it was supposed to go.

Thank you.

My turn.

The Man In the High Castle--

why is he collecting them?

All we know
is we get them to him

and he passes back
intelligence

that we can use
against the Pons.

How's that possible?

If you came here looking
for answers about the films,

you'll be disappointed.

I came here
because Trudy was here.

You've lost a lot
all at once.

I know how that goes.

Once you've decided
to go on,

you've got to find a how.

For me, the only way
was to fight.

It has to be
about something more.

Sir, I know it doesn't seem
like a complete success.

But my mission
wasn't to retrieve a film

or kill the Man
In the High Castle, sir.

My mission was to identify
and gather intelligence

on key figures
in the Resistance.

Then I found Lemuel Washington.
I did that.

I kept my cover intact.

Lemuel Washington
disappeared yesterday,

along with his
entire family.

We don't know
where he is.

Oh, you failed, Joe.

You failed.

Do you know why you failed?

You are one component
in a complex machine

that only works
if every part

does exactly what it's
supposed to do

in sync with the whole.

Now, if you decide,

without knowing
what the other
components are doing,

to simply go your own way,

eventually that machine
is going to break down.

Don't ever disobey a direct
order from me again, Joe.

I'm sorry, Obergruppenführer.

Okay.

Where are you spending
VA Day tomorrow, Joe?

The files you requested,
Obergruppenführer.

Thank you. I'll take
these home with me.

Bring the car around, Major.

Mm-hmm.

Well?

Um, I don't know.
I don't have any plans. Sir.

Well,
then you'll be my guest.

- Sir--
- Joe.

I'm inviting you to my house
for the celebration.

I know you haven't
spent a lot of time
among your own recently,

and, uh, tomorrow's
about community.

It's about family.

Thank you, sir.
I'd like that very much.

See you there.

11 o'clock sharp.
Don't be late.

- Frank.
- Hey.

Mr. Crothers?
Hi. Ed McCarthy.

We've met
a couple of times.

I'm an old buddy
of Frank's.

I'm real sorry, sir.
Real sorry.

Yeah. Me, too.

These are all friends
of yours and Laura's?

And bosses and people
I work with.

Laura met a few of them.

I have to go on working here,

and these
are honorable people.

Do you know
how it would look

to have no ceremony at all
for my family?

Well, you don't
have to justify--

You're damn right
I don't.

If there are
no answers here,

then where do I look?

[chuckle]

I'm serious.

Do you have any idea

how many different
fucking ways

I nearly died
trying to get that film

to where it was
supposed to go?

Okay.

We've got one thing.

We think someone set up
Randall and Trudy.

It's the only way
the Pons could have known

where that film would be.

The day they took Randall,

he mailed this
to the box we use.

Name mean anything to you?

They had a contact
at the Nippon Building.

But if whoever this is
is leaking information
about our activity,

we need to know about it.

Do you think it could be
a link to the films?

We don't know.

What we do know

is there's a job
in there.

At the Nippon?

They only ever
want young women.

Anybody over 27
should be married.

I wouldn't ask you
to do it.

I wouldn't ask anybody.

Before you go into
a government building

looking for someone who
might have got at least
two people killed,

you'd better be sure
a certain kind of life

is no better
than death for you.

Because that's a choice

you might not
get to make again.

Man:
Death is very much
part of a life...

a natural part of life's
cycle for all things

and not something to be feared

or spoken in hushed tone.

Therefore,
we must not weep today

for the loss of...

John and Emilia and Lorna

because the spirit is eternal.

Emily and Laura.

Hi, Frank.

Do I know you?

You maybe wouldn't remember.

Mark Sampson.

Laura worked for me
for a little while

in the hardware store
on Mission.

You came by
a couple of times.

Oh. Yeah.

You're the artist, right?

I-- You know,
I used to be, I guess.

But not anymore.

I just want to say that...

well, what can be said?
I'm sorry.

Thank you.
Yeah, thanks.

If you're ever
in the neighborhood

and you feel like talking,
just drop by. Okay?

Number 42, right across
from the store.

To life, Frank.

[speaking Japanese]

Ah. Inspector,
please.

No, thank you,
Trade Minister.

I will not stay long.

I appreciate you coming
at such a busy time.

What could we not discuss
on the telephone?

I felt it correct
to speak in person.

Guests of the Ministry
have asked

when their passports
would be returned.

I assured them
I would inquire.

As soon as their
identities are verified

and their reasons for being
in the Pacific States,

all of their documents
will be returned.

How long do you estimate
it will take?

I offer no estimate.

You met with a foreign visitor
at his hotel this morning.

I met with several guests.

They're honorable businessmen,
not assassins.

Their time is valuable.

All of our time is valuable.

I understand
what is at stake.

Do you?

I was with the Royal Couple.

So yes, I believe I do.

Then no doubt
you will understand

why I must disappoint you,
Trade Minister.

I am sorry,

but in this instance
there will be no exceptions.

[toilet flushes]

[whistling]

[ring]

[ring]

Baynes.

Your guard will change
in eight minutes.

You have two minutes
to get out of your room.

Take elevator 3
to the lobby.

[ding]

Take this. Keep walking.

Not too quickly.

Your taxi to the airport
is waiting.

That is a diplomatic ticket

and enables you to board any
flight in the Pacific States

without identification.

There will be
repercussions for you.

I will deal with them.

That's him,
the Science Minister.

And the man with him
is named Muller.

He knows me.

You cannot.

Oh. I'm sorry.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Excuse me, sir.

My apologies,
but I know you, don't I?

I don't believe so,

unless you're familiar
with Stockholm.

Identity card.

I'm told that someone
in personnel

would see me about a job.

You here about a job, too?

My name is Juliana Crain.

I don't know if you have
any positions available
at the moment, Mr. Eto.

But I'd like to be considered
for anything suitable.

I type pretty well.

I speak some Japanese.

I'm a fast learner.

Stand.

Remove your coat.

There may be a role
you are suited to,

subject to references,

here in personnel.

Alongside your other work,

it would involve undertaking
certain personal services

as and when I require them.

What kind of services?

You wish to work here?

Yes, sir.

It is an honor
for a girl like you

to be employed here.

I know that, sir.

It is not for you
to question your duties.

You simply do.

[unzipping]

Do you want the job or not?

Oof.