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Hi.
This way.
It's 7 am. You're either dumb or from DSec.
What a choice.
- Will this take long? - No.
But we have to talk.
Excuse me for a minute.
- Who is it? - My husband. It's a disaster.
- You're kidding. - Yeah.
It's my boss. An emergency. Can you go?
Really?
I owe you one.
You certainly do!
I work overall security. You work security for the Bureau.
We speak the same language.
Probably.
If we wanted to improve security, what would we have to do?
You want me to snitch?
Do you have anything?
No.
Do you think Malotru was helped from within the unit?
Did that idea ever cross your mind?
That Malotru had help?
If I did and neglected to tell my bosses,
I'd be at fault.
Yes.
I'm talking about intuition. A vague impression.
I'd still be at fault.
It's hard to know if you won't talk to me
or you just don't use this phone anymore.
I can't imagine you not being even a little curious.
When I started at the Bureau, I felt I was part of a family.
It was friendly.
And strange.
Families tear each other apart.
I'm the bad son.
It's my calling.
But families also regroup.
Usually around tragic events.
Is your mom here?
Mommy!
What do you want?
Tatiana Ivanovna Khlebnikova?
Go to your room.
Go on!
The Americans almost got me back.
I refuse to be
locked up for years in their secret Asian jails.
Cybercafé
Cybercafé
Henri, I'd rather control my future.
Now, I have no choice.
You'll receive a message. But via a different channel.
Solène's Weaving
A new comment on your product: Handwoven laundry basket
- What is it? - An emergency protocol.
Set up by Henri for our guys in Russia.
Is it one of the ID's Malotru used?
No, but it could still be him. He knew of the protocol.
You know what this means?
Damaged product
One of Henri's old codes.
Keyword: damaged
0045: Damaged product
0045: Located by counterespionage
Located by counterespionage.
Is that a call for help?
Guillaume Debailly doesn't ask for help.
If the FSB found him, two possibilities:
either they'll monitor him until they know why he's in Russia,
or they'll pick him up to ask him directly.
Either way, Debailly will end up in a Russian jail.
Unless we exfiltrate him.
Debailly's trapped,
isolated and hunted.
Yet he still has the strength to negotiate.
So, the gist of his message is:
"I'm about to defect. What can you do to deter me?"
It's not a call for help. It's a threat.
He's bluffing.
Debailly won't surrender to the Russians.
Does he have a choice?
He'd rather die.
Maybe the idea of a quiet life in a dacha appeals to him,
in exchange for collaborating with the FSB.
The FSB rarely buys dachas.
Pressure is much cheaper.
I doubt it'll work on Malotru.
He was jailed by Isis.
I think the FSB may be worse than Isis.
You think he'll talk to them?
Right now, he wants to talk to us.
What an exhilarating start for my new job.
Terrorists, North Korea and the Sahel...
and now a defector on our hands.
I love it!
Shit.
Start over.
It's the potholes. Can't he drive slower?
Don't listen to him. Start over.
You should be able to assemble your gun anywhere.
Is it far?
Roughly four hours away.
If nothing happens to us.
What could happen?
We could be attacked...
or kidnapped. That sort of thing.
Malian troops guard the road.
Not anymore, sir.
They don't? No more roadblocks?
They've moved elsewhere, sir.
There was an attack in the south. They've gone there.
Stop.
Stop, I said.
Go have a smoke.
How vital is Sekou Konté, the guy you want to meet?
He claims he met lode 2 in Libya, three days ago.
I need to know if it's true.
If so, we're much closer to finding him.
Why not just arrest Konté? He smuggles drugs.
He's much more useful out of jail.
He doesn't have a handler?
He'd have to go through me to get that info.
I'll know if he's lying.
I should abort the mission.
What's the risk?
Being kidnapped or killed by jihadists. Or both.
You want to risk it?
Konté can lead us to lode 2,
who's capable of organizing an attack in France.
Put your bulletproof jacket on.
We have a tail.
- Can we go faster? - No.
Their car is faster.
If one's behind us there's one ahead too.
We'll be trapped.
Pass me the bag please.
Take this.
Move to your right.
Watch out, I'm firing.
Stop here.
Move over this way.
Okay. Stop breathing when I say so.
Bend down a bit.
Don't breathe. Mouth open.
Make a U-turn.
Sorry.
Lie down.
Go!
You okay?
Yeah.
Sorry, but your informant will have to wait.
Never mind.
Can I ask you a question?
Go ahead.
What happened with lode 1. Why was he killed?
The Turks got scared.
That's not their style.
- I wasn't there. - Yes, you were.
300 feet away.
I doubt distance is a problem for you.
What are you saying?
Will lode 2 also end up dead if we find him?
It's a risk.
A risk, or the goal?
Moscow FSB Headquarters
Take a look.
You know this guy?
Last I heard, Isis was holding him hostage.
He's in Moscow.
He visited one of our agents' widows.
She's a good patriot. She alerted us.
Paul Lefebvre.
You know him.
I met him in France.
He tried to recruit a Syrian woman under our noses.
He created a big mess.
There was no mention of his release.
Not from the media, nor the DGSE.
Yet, here he is...
in Moscow.
If he was on a mission, he wouldn't have taken the risk
of visiting the widow of one of our men.
Unless he's a complete idiot.
He's not on a mission.
So what is he doing here?
Maybe he doesn't want to go home.
So he shows himself to us...
Does he want to talk to us?
Why not ask him directly?
First, I want to be sure he's not on a mission.
If he is,
I'd rather observe him for now.
You know where he is?
Not yet.
I'll have rice with vegetables.
Have the Niçoise salad. It's delicious.
The guy's a substitute cook. He'll leave soon.
I told them your Niçoise is good, but they're scared.
You have to speak slowly.
I love his accent.
We'll have three Niçoise salads.
What does "Niçoise" mean?
It means... "very pretty".
"Very pretty"?
Very pretty... nice.
- It means "pretty salad"? - Yes. Three?
Yes, three.
A big one for me, with lots of celery and tomatoes.
Okay.
Was it good?
Delicioso.
Can you cook other dishes?
Of course.
I've never met a Frenchman here before.
There aren't any tourists here.
I am not a tourist.
You came for a Russian girl who dumped you?
I didn't get that.
Thanks.
Moscow Bulgakov Institute
I met a really nice guy.
Mikhail Chikovani, or Misha.
He works in cyber-security at the Institute.
He took me to an amazing campus restaurant.
At "X", my school, the Bo-Bar was cool.
But this place is wild. And also a geek magnet.
- Is he cute? - Not bad.
- Is he flirting? - I think so.
I have errands to run. I have to go.
Okay, sweetie. Speak soon.
"X"...
She's sending her report via channel 10. The gynecologist.
Call to let them know.
Rocambole does a two-step report.
This was the first step.
She describes the context to her sister, mother, friend...
Nothing suspicious. Tales of everyday life.
She inserts one code word into the conversation,
to let us know where she's sending her detailed report.
The one with sensitive info.
What's channel 10?
She made a gynecologist appointment.
A girl from the Moscow desk will go as well.
She'll leave her report in a dead drop.
Why not use encrypted email, like everyone else?
Her mission is to pick out targets among hackers and cryptographers
who work on the campus that houses the Bulgakov Institute.
Her computer is easily accessed.
We have 22 channels to transmit reports.
All different kinds.
From a box sent to her mother, to paper in the trash.
The idea is to change every time.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
How did you work with her?
Esrin Guneï, code name Escogriffe.
She fought within the Kurdish movement.
You were her handler.
Mostly via Skype or phone.
After the mission in which Henri Duflot lost his life,
she asked to change handlers.
Why?
I don't know.
Did something happen on the mission?
I don't know.
I watched your Skype exchanges.
You seemed to have a trusting relationship.
A close one.
Yes, that's why I was chosen as handler.
Was that trust broken?
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