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VADIM: I want
information
on their personal
lives.

How close he is to
each of them.

What kind of security
does your family
have in place?

Probably not enough.

I'm going to see
if Mr Godman can
help.

I want to give you my
notice.

Allon and I served in
the IDF
together for many
years.

Don't worry, Mr
Godman.

We'll be armed.

KATYA: Masha is
pregnant
with Papa's child.

We'll give you
£20,000 a month
to bring up your baby
somewhere
else.

Maybe you should
move out for a
while.

What?

His girlfriend moved
out of
their house.

It looks like they
broke up.

I broke up with my
girlfriend
to try and protect her.

I'm Sylvie and this is
Alba.

What a beautiful
name.

We should have a
drink
when my nanny's
back.

That'd be lovely.

I need to check on
Rebecca.

He knows there's a
swimming pool
in her apartment
block.

I never told him that.

They wanted
information.

Anything I could tell
them.

I'm sure everything
will be
fine.

Better be. I'm
pregnant.

NURSE: She's in
surgery.

ALEX: I thought if I
hurt
Vadim's business,

if I made him look
bad
in front of his
associates,

then I could protect
you.

Did Rebecca know?

No.

You protect me?

Don't shout at him.

You say nothing.

He did it for you.
He did it for your
brother.

This is the life you
made for
him.

This is the life I made
for him.

In London. With
money.
With education. Safe.

I protect my family,
not you!

Please stop it!

DMITRI: Come.

You break off with
Semiyon
Kleiman.

No
more business.

No more business.

You have to make
peace with
Vadim.

But you'll have to beg
on your
knees.

The Kremlin doesn't
want
problems
with the UK
government.

I have a contact in
the Russian
Embassy.

You need to talk to
him.

You'd broken up with
your
boyfriend
just before the
attempt on your
life.

That's right.

I assume you were
aware his
family
are political exiles
here.

That they had a
history of
involvement
with Russian crime
syndicates.

I was aware of it.

But that had nothing
to do with
Alex.

And as far as you
were aware,

his own business
dealings
were completely
legitimate?

Completely.

May I ask why you
broke up?

Because I didn't love
him any
more.

Federal Intelligence
Agency,
Moscow

She's ready for you.

I should hope so.
I've waited forty
minutes.

Did you know about
this?

No.

You know you can
buy firewood
at the store.

They chop it too
small.

When's granny
coming?

Next week. Why?

My friends are giving
me
a leaving party.

Am I invited?

As long as you give a
speech.

I'm going to miss
you.

You're only going to
Paris.

I'll visit every
weekend.

Please don't.

See who it is.

It's Ilya.

Don't worry. I'll call
him back.

DMITRI: Oleg!

-Oleg.
-Dima.

You've grown since
our last
meeting.

I've not grown at all,
believe
me.

Not one promotion in
ten years.

What makes you
think I can help
you?

This is my son Alex.

You remember him
from when he was a
student.

Pleased to meet you.

He wants to talk to
you.

Here's an interesting
article.

I hope you like it.

Wow.

You know, there are
a lot of
people
back in Russia

who are really
impressed with,
er,
what you've
achieved.

To take on a man like
Vadim

using a small bank
in the center of
London,

that requires
intelligence.

Not very intelligent to
put
myself
and my family in this
position.

OLEG: Vadim
obviously
has very influential
friends,

but he also has his
critics.
Especially now,

when his profits don't
exactly
match
the inconvenience
they cause.

Despite what people
think, we
do not
want any problems
with the
British.

In a world without
conflicts...

We don't profit.

Don't you think so?

I agree.

I know your father.

I'll try to help you
make peace with
Vadim.

Thank you.

I'll talk
to my friends in
Moscow.

I can't promise you
anything,
but one thing is
certain...

No one's happy to
see
anti-Russian
headlines in
newspapers.

It's rubbish.

Absolutely.

OLEG: No.

Don't drink the tea.

She doesn't want to
see you
right now.

How is she?

They're going to keep
her in
another couple of
weeks.

She'll be okay.

Come on.

There's a lot of
pressure on me
from my boss.

I doubt our
government will
cooperate
with a British
investigation.

But they want this
feud to end
now.

Don't give any
excuse to your
enemies.

My enemies?

Okay, our enemies.
Don't give them an
excuse.

Do as they ask.

He's a boy. He can't
hurt you.

In Russia, all the
government
factions
are competing

but quietly,
undercover.

Everyone wants their
slice of
the pie.

I had my contacts,
but they turned their
backs on
me.

Vadim took almost
everything
from me.

If he's agreed to
meet you,
it means he's in
trouble.

And that makes him
dangerous.

ALEX:
This
meeting...

You trust your friend
Oleg?

I have no choice.

Where do they want
to meet?

Istanbul.

What should I do,
Papa?

Istanbul

GUARD: Outside.

It's good to see you.

It's good to see you,
too.

How we've come far.

How have you been?

Things have settled
down a
little.

I'm glad.

I heard about your
fiancée.

I'm sorry.

She will recover
fully?

I hope so.

Alex.

I want you to know, I
am going
to agree
to everything they
ask.

I don't care about the
money.

I'll give them
everything they
want

as long as they leave
you
and your family in
peace.

It will be all right, I
promise.

ILYA: There is
pressure on all
of us
to reach an
understanding.

I think we agree
things have gone too
far.

Mr Kleiman,

I suggest we begin
with the discussion
points here.

Mumbai first.

Through the front
companies
listed here,

you have been
financing
their metal shipping
company

and its subsidiary
office at
the port.

Er, Hungersky Export
Ltd,
owned by Vadim
Kalyagin,

also has interest in
the port.

We propose you put
your partners in
Mumbai

at his disposal,
should he need
them.

In addition...

A container
shipment, Srikkanth
Steel,
was lost in transit.

It is our hope that
you or your
partners
will provide
compensation for
this.

Hmm.

The next point deals
with, er,
various
companies in the
Czech Republic.

Forgive me.

Traffic was very bad.

Er, before we
proceed...

I have some
conditions of my
own...

Uh, which require no
signature,

only your word.

I accept full
responsibility
for my actions

against Mr Kalyagin's
business interests.

My young friend here
acted
simply
as an accountant.

The threats against
him
and his family are
unwarranted.

And I hope they
cease.

Perhaps Mr Kalyagin
and Mr
Godman

should discuss this
matter
alone?

VADIM: It wasn't my
decision to
meet.

I know.

Everyone tells me I
have
nothing to fear
from you.

But I'm not so sure.

You overestimate
me.

I underestimated you
the first
time.

And look where we
are now.

ALEX: Even, I hope.

If we were even,

you would be in the
hospital bed
instead of your
fiancée.

And your uncle still
would be
alive.

I'm willing to put that
aside
if it keeps my family
safe.

You've told me that
once before.

Why should I believe
you now?

Because I've learned
the cost.

That, I believe.

You know, I always
told my
daughter,
my wife died of
cancer.

But the truth is,
she was killed for a
mistake I
made.

I haven't spent
a completely happy
day since.

If you choose this
life,

you have to be ready
to give up everything.

I'm not.

That's why I'm here.

Then...

That makes us even.

-Joseph.
-Sir.

It's good to see you.

-You, too.
-How are you finding
London?

Well, we all miss you
in Israel.

Any messages you'd
like to pass
along?

No, sir.

Take good care of my
young
friend.

It's good that we
made peace.

ALEX: Don't worry
about
Lyudmilla.

I said I'd take care of
it.

So they agreed?

I hope so.

You wish to speak to
me?

I wanted to make my
position
clear.

You made your
position clear
this morning

when you signed the
papers I
asked.

And I give you my
word,
I will keep to our
arrangement.

If you have any
trouble,
it won't come from
me.

Please, Mr Kleiman,
I'm a
simple man.

If something
happens,

I don't want it laid at
my door.

You should be aware

that I'm not the only
patron
Mr Godman has.

They told me at the
flower store
these don't need
much water.

The nurses will love
you.

How long are you
here for?

I leave tomorrow
for the south of
France.

Good for you.

You should come and
stay
when you're better.

Have you seen Alex?

Have you?

No.

I wanted to wish you
a safe journey, Mr
Godman.

Thank you.

You fly straight back
to London?

-Yes.
-Not so far.

Maybe we will see
each other
in Moscow next time.

Your father, too.

I hope that can be
arranged.

I'm not so popular
with our authorities
right now,

but I'll do my best.

Tell your father that
his friend
Veniamin will be
happy to see
him.

Hmm?

I bought three boxes
for myself
and, er...

One for you.

-Token gift.
-Thank you.

Haci Bekir is
supposed to be
the best
Turkish Delight in the
world.

I'm sorry for what
happened
between us.

Water under the
bridge.

And maybe your
Mexican friends
can make me some
money from
those ships.

I'll see you soon, my
friend.

I'm sorry, too.

Mama.

Pass the
mayonnaise.

Mama, too much
mayonnaise
is bad for you.

At my age, what's
mayonnaise
going to do to me?

Pass it to me.

To Rebecca.

KATYA: Mmm.

Rebecca.

To Rebecca.

Vadim said he'd help
me
go back to Moscow?

They're making him.

His bosses have
ordered him.

I tell you, my friend
Oleg
knows everyone in
Moscow.

I'll take you back with
me.

I want you to be
proud of your
country.

ALEX:
Who was your friend
Veniamin?

Huh?

Who told you about
Veniamin?

Uncle Boris
mentioned him,

the name just stuck
in my head.

Veniamin wasn't my
friend.

He was a small-time
crook in
Moscow.

What
happened to
him?

They cut off his head
and buried him under
asphalt.

What
did he do
wrong?

In Russia, we live
according to
a code.

He didn't stand by his
word.

Now, when you
threaten to kill
someone
you say...

Veniamin...

Will be happy to see
you.

Sleep well, Mama.

Goodnight, son.

I don't want anyone
else to
know.
Not even Ilya.

Just you and I.

Hmm?

-Yes?
-ALEX: I need to see
you.

I have some
important visitors
right now.

I don't know if I can
get away.

I wouldn't ask if it
wasn't
urgent.

Vadim went to
Istanbul.
He did everything
you asked.

How much of his
money
would someone find
in your
account...

...if they were to
investigate?

Who's asking? I'm
interested.

You know as well as I
do

how many different
factions
we have in this
country.

It isn't just what
happened in
London.
It's Mumbai. Prague.

His enemies know
about his
weaknesses.

Everyone knows
Vadim and I
are old friends.

We grew up together.
He was my
commander in
Afghanistan.

I'm godfather to his
daughter.

You haven't
answered my
question.

You haven't
answered mine.

I'm looking out for
you as well
as
the integrity of this
department.

The only money I
have in my
account...

...is what this
department pays
me.

I'm not paranoid. It
was a
threat.

It was Vadim telling
me it
isn't over.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Like I said, we're
ready to
offer you
any protection we
can.

I don't want
protection.

I had protection and
they still
got to Rebecca.

I want to meet your
partners.

I have a proposition
for them.

My partners are
grateful to you

for facilitating the
lease
of Mr Kleiman's
ships.

But they already
have what they
want
from you.

They need ports as
well as
ships.

Spain is no longer
a safe point of entry
for you.

Nor is France. Nor is
Holland.

You need another
gateway into
Europe
for your product.

Right now, you don't
have access
to Russia because of
Vadim.

But he has enemies
in Moscow
who have different
ideas.

How do you know
this?

Through a contact of
my
father's,
at the Embassy here.

You're not a drug
dealer, Alex.

Not a dealer. A
broker.

And I'm not doing this
for
profit.
I'm doing this to
survive.

If you give me the
authority
to represent you,

I can try and open a
back
channel
in which you can
negotiate.

Has your contact
agreed to this?

For the right amount
of money,
I'm sure he will.

I'll talk to my
partners.
But they're gonna
ask me why
you.

Because I'm
Russian, and
they're not.

And because they
have nothing
to lose.

ASSISTANT: That's a
Shishkin.

His painting
At the Edge of a Pine
Forest

sold for a million
pounds at
Sotheby's.

Mmm. I'm not
interested
in the cost, darling.

-Is it okay if I look?
-Of course, madam.

Silly girl.

They think I'm an
idiot
because of my
accent.

-You have a
boyfriend, Jenny?
-Yes, ma'am.

You know how many
men in this
city
I could have had
affairs with?

Lots, I'm sure.

I'm an idiot.

I fall in love with the
same man
all my life.

-Masha!

Could I ask you to
keep the
noise down?
My baby's asleep.

Oh.

I'm so sorry.

I am...

A friend of Masha.

Masha's moved out.

I'm not paranoid. It's
a
warning.

If your boss is
warning you,
she's on your side.

I'm not talking about
myself.

They're after your
empire.

If they want to get rid
of me,
what can I do?

We all become
unnecessary.

Isn't it a bit early for
you to
go?

Hmm?

You stick to your
friends,
you still have them.

Listen to advice.

Behave well.
And don't give them
an excuse.

Thank you, mother.

Is this how you treat
your
mother?

Hey! Hey, hey, hey.

Good evening, sir.

It's good to see you.
Come.

Señores, Alex
Godman.

ANTONIO: Guillermo
Alegre.

Victor Hernandez,
Rafael
Portillo.

Forgive us, Mr
Godman,

Victor and I have a
dinner
appointment.
Hope to see you
again another
time.

I hope so.

GUILLERMO:
Antonio speaks
very highly of you,
Alex.

We are grateful for
your help
with Mr Kleiman's
fleet.

-Can I get you a
drink?
-Just some water,
please.

GUILLERMO: Are
you Russian
or half Russian?

My parents are both
Russian,
but I was raised here.

I hope I don't offend
you,

but my dealings
with your fellow
countrymen

haven't always been
successful.

Unfortunately, that is
often
the case.

We tried to do some
business
in St. Petersburg,

but your friend,
Vadim,
went with one of our
competitors.

People think of us as
a single
cartel

but we are not a
monolith.

It's the same in
Russia.
There are many rival
factions...

Which is what I
wanted to talk
to you about today.

Right now, there's
more
competition
than ever.

Not just among the
syndicates,

but within the
government
agencies
that protect them.

Yeah. That's why it's
so hard
to do business in
your country.

You don't know who's
in charge,

who has authority,
who's trying to cheat
you.

That's where I hope, I
can be
useful.

I'm Russian.

I have a legitimate
financial
base
here in London

and a background in
the kind of
business
that we are talking
about.

I know your father
has a
background
in our business,

but from what
Antonio tells me,

he's been retired
for...

-Fifteen years.
-GUILLERMO:
Fifteen years.

And your own
experience
is in finance.

I'm not asking for a
partnership
or a percentage, sir.

All I'm proposing to
do is,
speak to a high level
contact

-on your behalf.

It costs me nothing
for you
to speak to someone.

So I have your
confidence?

My
confidence
means very little.

I've sat with you for a
few
minutes
and I like you.

If someone picks up
the phone
and asks,

"Does this young
man speak for
you?"
I say, "Sure."

The problems start if
I lose my
money.

In banking, when you
introduce
someone to
someone else,

and deal goes wrong,

people are upset but
no one
gets hurt.

In my business, it's
different.

I understand.

GUILLERMO:
There's something
else
you need to
understand.

It doesn't matter how
smart you
are,

when reason comes
up against
force,

force always wins.

I'm not here because
I can
afford
an Armani suit.

I'm here because I
can afford
him,
him and him.

You have my
blessing.

But unless you're
serious,

my blessing won't
protect you.

I have a small gift for
you.

ALEX: Thank you for
your help.

Go get Lyudmilla out.

I'll manage on my
own for a
while.

What will you do?

Is that Natasha?

No, that's Sonya.
Remember they look
alike.

You were a baby too.
So what?

Where are you?

No, just watch him
for now.

How do you know
what I feel?

You think I betrayed
your
mother?

You think I don't love
her?

ALEX:
I know you do.

Then,
why do you do this to
me?

You and your sister.

It wasn't Katya's fault.

She was your friend.

She was your first
woman.

And you send her
away like...

You're
the one
who turned her into a
whore.

Katya.

Who are you?

What right do you
have to judge
her?

You're no one. I was
happy with
her.

We're
protecting
Mama.

Your
mother knew.

She didn't know she
was
pregnant.

It's not possible.

Oh, it's possible.

There's still life in the
old
dog.

Why didn't you tell
me?

What would you have
done?

What did you say to
Masha?

We told her to leave
our family
alone

and take her bloody
baby with
her.

Shut the hell up, you
idiot.

I saved my life! I
saved my
life!

What, you're all
grown up now?

You're the big boss?

Don't
you dare
touch him!
Don't you dare!

It's my
house.
I can do anything that
I want.

Then tell your wife,
if you're such a big
man!

Tell your wife to her
face
what you've done to
our family!

-Papa, no.
-Don't touch me!

What's he done?

Oksana...

I can explain.

Take a look at
yourself, you're
drunk.

Don't touch me.

Idiot.

You okay?

Get dressed, we
have to go.

Wait until the
morning,

then say she ran
away.

If you say anything
before then
I'll come back and kill
you.

Where are we going?

Airport.

I need you to sign
these.

What?

The real estate
documents
I told you about in
Spain.

There's also a couple
of
accounts
I'd like to put in your
name.

Why do I need to
sign them now?

You're going away.

Are you in trouble?

I'm always in trouble.

I thought you went to
Istanbul
to sort things out?

I did.

Then why now?

It would put my mind
at rest.

Mmm.

ALEX: Thank you, for
seeing me
again.

Vadim has left me no
choice,
I've had to turn to
other
friends.

OLEG: And what do
these friends
want from me?

It's your insights that
my
clients
are interested in.

They are eager to do
business
in Russia

and they'd be grateful
for any advice or
introductions.

The last time we met,
you
indicated
that there were
certain

factions within the
security
services

who are no longer
happy with
the way
Vadim does things.

He was right to be
nervous
about you then.

I went to Istanbul in
good
faith.

But I have reason to
believe
Vadim
won't keep his side of
the
bargain.

Listen...

Even if I were to put
you in
touch
with someone,

that will take a large
incentive
for them to risk

going up against
Vadim.
And of course,
there'd be no
guarantee.

I just want the
opportunity
to make my case.

Okay.

I'll talk to my friend.

If he's willing to meet,
would you be
prepared to go to
Moscow?

ALEX: Papa?

Hi, Papa.

I'm sorry.

You did it for your
mother, I
know.

Oleg called me.

He said he'd seen
you.

Yes.

You are going to
Moscow.

When I hear back
from him.

I thought this was
finished.

Not
for Vadim.

Do you
understand?

In Moscow, they kill
you!
Do you understand?

They will kill me here,
too.

I don't want Mama or
Katya to
get hurt.

I should look after the
family.

It's not
your
fault, Papa.

Who does Oleg want
you to meet?

He hasn't told me
yet.

You can't make deals
with these
people.

This is
the only
way.

Papa, you have to
trust me.

You are my son.

I love you.

But,

you are still young
for...

I'll be fine.

The most important
thing
is Mama and Katya.

I still have friends in
Moscow.

I'll talk to them for
you...

...tell them to look
after my
son.

Thank you.

Do it.

Just the Godman
boy.

You are the only
person in
Moscow
I trust.

Whatever you have
to do,
however much it
takes, I'll pay.

I need to protect my
son.

It's okay.

See you outside.

-Hey.
-Hi.

My mother and father
send their
love.

Tell them, I'm sorry, I
couldn't
see them when they
came to
visit.

Thank them for the
flowers.

Let me guess which
is theirs.

How long are they
keeping you
here for?

Hopefully I'll be out
next week.

Thank you for what
you said to the
police.

-When I asked you to
move out...
-REBECCA: Alex,
don't.

-I wanted to keep you
safe.
- Here, I
am.

There you go again.
You can be so
convincing.

I was in trouble.

REBECCA: I don't
want you
to be in trouble.

It's so easy to forget

that you grew up in a
tiny
little flat
in Moscow.

That you were

a rough little boy with
no
money.

No education.

And then everything
changed.
And then, you got
rich.

And they sent you
here to learn,
to pretend to be
civilized.

But you are not.

You've got manners

and you do some of
the right
things,

but that's not who
you are.

I don't expect you to
forgive
me.

That's not why I
came.

I would have forgiven
you,

sooner or later.

But because of you,

I lost my baby.

And I can't forgive
you for
that.

What?

You should have told
me.

Well, I have now.

-Well, I...
-No...

I'm tired.

Go. I need to go to
sleep.

I spoke to some
friends about
the London shooting.

The British don't want
a
diplomatic row.

They won't pressure
us. It'll
be fine.

I wrote five pages but
don't
worry...

I won't read it all.

She's not just my
daughter...

...she's my friend...

...my companion
and someone I look
up to.

I just adore her.

-CROWD: Aw!

You should count
your blessings.

Life's not so bad.

'ABORT'

Have you seen
Natasha?

She went outside.

Look at you girls.

Let's get to know
each other.

What? What do you
want?

Have you been
drinking?

Does your father
know?

VADIM: Natasha.

No one's bothering
you.
Please go on your
way.

Natasha...

Natasha... Natasha...
Natasha...

Natasha... Natasha...

Call an ambulance!

Natasha!

An ambulance!

What? Tell me.

ANNOUNCER:
Final call
for flight 337 to
Moscow,

please make your
way to Gate 6
as the flight is about
to close.

Alex, Alex, it's me.

Call me please, it's
urgent!