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(tense music)
(truck engine purring)

What's in the bag?

I can't say.

Pull yourself together!

Be quiet!

(gunshots firing)

(tires screeching)

(gunshots firing)

Where's the package? Where is
it?

Tell us now or die a traitor!

Fuck you! You'll never find it.

Check the back.

See if anyone is still alive.

Find them right now!

Let's go!

Hey! Listen up...

If we can't find it, we are
dead.

Hurry up!

Go to the right.

Over there!

Where is it?

(tense music)

- Kinji.

Are you okay?

Sorry, I didn't mean to wake
you. It's just...

What's going on? Where have you
been?

Please, just sit down.
There's something I need to tell
you.

You're worrying me.
What's going on?

Sakura, please just listen to
me.

We have to leave Tokyo.

I'm so sorry, I didn't mean for
this to happen.

- When?
- Tonight.

I'll explain more after we've
left.
You just have to trust me.

Of course I trust you. But go
where?
You mean to another house or
city?

No. We have to leave Japan and
move to London.
We have to leave now.

- London? But that's...
- L know, but we don't have
another choice.

- Has it got something to do with
your work?
- I can't say anymore here.

We have to leave right away.

Okay, I trust you.

I'll sort the kids out and pack
everything.
I hope you've got a plan for us
Kinji.

We can't let anything happen to
them.

Of course I do, don't worry.
Everything will be fine.

Nothing will happen to any of
them.
I promise.

Okay.

(tense music)

Timmy, the food's ready.

Okay, got it.

- We've got three more chicken
teriyakis for table eight

and a shrimp sushi platter for
table four.

- Okay Mio, coming right up.

Everything all right out there?

- Yeah, everything's fine.

I think we have to start
turning people away soon though,

the restaurant's pretty
packed at the moment.

- Oh no no no, Mio, we
never turn away customers.

We always find space for
them, no matter what.

- Oh course father,

we'll make sure everyone
has a table, don't worry.

- Great.

Focus! No mistakes today.

Hi, thanks again.
- Hello.

- Hi Preena, thank you
so much for your help.

- No worries.

- How was he?

- He was a really good boy,
yeah.

- Oh thank you, we'll see you
next week.

- Yes, bye.

- Kinji.

(shushing)

Jumpei's sleeping.

(pensive music)

Good night, Junpei.

Sweet dreams.

(Kinji laughing)

- Should really cut down on
those, Frank,

before I have to start
cooking for your kitchen, too.

- How you doing, Kinji?

- I'm good, thanks.

Busy day?

- Oh yeah, you could say that.

Got an earful from my staff

so I came down here for an
escape.

- Ah, giving you a hard time
again?

- Bet your ass they are.

They always want a raise
man, I mean come on.

This is England, the land
of cheap and cheerful,

that's why we came here, right?

Anyway how are you doing?

Looks like you're killing
it, man, good for you.

- I, I can't complain, business
is good.

I do work them hard though.

- And so you should.

- I am thinking of
expanding into catering,

but, Sakura's not sure
I'm ready for it yet.

- Why not, that's a great idea
man.

Want me to talk to her?

Maybe she'll buy the American
bullshit, greed is good.

(Kinji laughs)

- Great seeing you, Frank.

- You too, man.

- Go easy on your staff.

- Come on.

- I gotta get going
but, I'll see you soon.

- Hey, not if I see you first.

Karate!

(both laughing)

- See you later man.

Convince her.

Catering's a good idea.

(people chattering)

- And this is the edimame,
your favorite, I assume.

And your drink's not here, is
it?

I'll get it for you right now.

- How was everything?
- The food was great.

- Please send my compliments to
the chef.
- Thank you so much.

How long have you had the
restaurand for, may I ask?

Must be 3 years now!
Time certainly does fly.

Well you've certainly achieved a
lot in 3 years.

Thank you. We're still growing!
My husband has a lot of ideas.

I can imagine.

That must be the chef?

Kinji, Kinji.

This gentleman was just paying
you
a very nice compliment.

Thank you so much.
My name is Kinji.

- Yasuyuki.
- It's a pleasure to have you
here.

I've been trying to find a good
Japanese restaurant in London!

I see. You are welcome back
anytime, Yasuyuki.

I will definitely be back. Thank
you.

Well, we are closing the kitchen
soon.
It was nice to meet you,
Yasuyuki.

- Yes. Thank you.
- Excuse me.

- Lovely to meet you.
- And you.

Prawns, prawns, prawns...

Carrot...
Boss, join us!

Okay!

- What's going on in here!?
- Let's dance, Mio!

Prawns, prawns, prawns...

Sorry, boss. I'm so sorry.

- So just send everything to me,
okay.

I gotta go, I gotta go, bye.

Jinpei!

- Daddy!
- Having fun?

- I made a new friend today.

- Oh?

- He's called Masaki.

- Masaki, nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

- Can we go play longer?

- I'm sorry, Jumpei, but I gotta
get back to the restaurant.

- Please?

- Tomorrow, I promise.

- Kinji. Good to see you.
- Yasuyuki.

I didn't know you had a son at
the same school?

Yes, he started a few weeks ago.

What a coincidence!

- It's a great school. He's in
safe hands.
- Yes, so I've heard.

- Can we go play?

- Just for a minute, yeah.

- [Jumpei] Okay.

You should stop by the
restaurant again.

Bring your wife or a friend next
time.

My wife is out of town at the
moment...

but I may stop by again.
Thank you for the offer.

You're welcome. We also have a
new menu.

New menu? That sounds very
tempting.

- Okay, I'll see you tonight.
- Great! See you later, Yasuyuki.

Thank you. See you later.

- Jumpei, we do need to go.

Masaki, nice to meet you.

- Bye.

- See you.

He seems nice.

(people chattering)

Well hello again!

- Great to see you back so soon.
- Thank you, it's nice to be
back.

Kinji told me about the new
menu.
I would love to try it!

Yes, it's a little different to
what you
might expect.

Is that right?
Looking forward to it.

Mio, Mio!

Hello!

Mio, take Yasuyuki to a table.

- This way, please.
- Sure.

Enjoy!

Here we go, best table in the
house.

- Thank you, that's very kind.
- And here is a menu for you.

(tense music)

- Boo!

- Hi, can I help?

- A table for three, in the
back.

- Would you be eating or just
drinking?

- Depends how good is the food.

Where is your husband?

- My husband?

- Your husband.

I imagine he is the boss.

Where is the boss?

- Well, we both own the
restaurant,

so we're both in charge.

(man laughs)

- You are a woman, your
husband is the boss.

Where is he?

- He's busy in the kitchen at
the moment.

- Very smart, he's the
chef too, very good.

Tell him we will wait for
him there when he's finished.

- We close at 11:00 PM.

- We will wait.

And bring a bottle of
vodka for our palette.

(tense music)

- Kinji.
- What's wrong?

Some strange men just walked
into the restaurant.
They want to talk to you.

Why do they want to talk to me?
What do you mean?

They said they wanted to talk to
the boss
and will wait until we're
finished.

Who are they? What do they want?

I have no idea who they are.

Don't worry, I'll talk to them.
I'm sure it's just a
misunderstanding...

and they have the wrong place.

It doesn't look like it!
They're drinking vodka.

Don't worry, Sakura, everything
will be okay.
Let's finish the orders first.

As soon as we are done, take Mio
home.
I will close up the restaurant.
Okay?

Okay.

Just make sure they leave and
don't come back.

- They are scaring our customers
away.
- Understood.

(tense music)

(tense music)
(people chattering)

- [Waitress] Everything okay?

Yeah?

- Ah, you must be the boss.

Please sit, we've been waiting
for you.

- My wife says you wanted to
talk to me, how can I help?

- Yes and you have a,

a very charming wife, but to
business.

- Business?

- Yes, you have a business,

and now your business is my
business.

- I'm sorry, I don't follow.

- How long have you had this
place?

- Three years.

- Three years, long time.

It's time you start to pay your
fees.

- Fees?

- Yes, your fees, for having
a restaurant in London.

Everybody in this town pays
someone,

and that someone is me.

- I'm sorry, I still don't
follow.

This is our restaurant, we have
no debts,

there's no one we need...

- You have a debt now!

That debt belongs to me.

Now let me explain how it's
going to work.

The last Friday of every month,

you will give us 20% of what you
make.

Your turnover, not your profit.

We will check your books,
we will check your tills,

so you can hide nothing from us.

- I'm sorry, but that's
never gonna happen.

The money we make here
is our hard earned money.

- And now some of that
hard earned money is mine!

It's very simple, if you don't
pay we will hurt your family.

And we will hurt you.

- Just leave my family alone.

I will pay you what you want.

- Good.

Finally, we are coming
to an understanding.

I'm starting to like this man.

Now remember, the last
Friday of every month,

you will have the money ready,
yes?

Good.

We are done.

(tense music)

Have you done your homework?

Yeah, but I haven't read the
book
so I might get told off.

You haven't read it? I'm sure
you'll be fine.

- Dad.

- Hm?

- Who were those men at
the restaurant last night?

- Who's that?

- You know who I mean.

- Oh those guys.

They were nobody, don't worry.

Just some people who wanted

to make themselves known in the
area.

Big cities sometimes
attract strange people.

- Thank you mommy.

Can I stop?

- Of course, Jumpei.

- They were more than strange,
dad.

The way they were looking at
people.

- Mio, your father have dealt
with it.

Don't worry about them.

Anyway, what have you
got on at college, today?

- Oh just preparing for
the exams, nothing crazy.

- Well that sounds important.

Anything you want us to help you
with?

- No mom, I'm fine, but thanks.

Oh, I gotta go.

I'll see you both at the
restaurant later?

- [Jumpei] Bye.

- Bye, dad.

- [Sakura] Kinji.

- Hm?

- [Sakura] Mio said goodbye.

- Oh, I'm sorry honey,
I'll see you tonight.

Good luck at school.

- Oh, it's called college now,
dad.

- Bye...
- Bye!

- Kinji, I really do hope
they won't be coming back.

Please tell me you have dealt
with them.

- Of course.

No, they just wanted to
make themselves known.

Anyway, you know me, I have a
plan.

I always have a plan.

- Do they have anything to do
with Doku?

- No.

No no, of course not.

Why would you say that?

That's long in the past.

Actually, thinking of
that, I do need to go.

Right... I'm leaving.

Junpei, be a good boy.

See you at the restaurant.

I need to do a few things before
we open.

- Okay. See you later.
- Bye bye.

(tense music)

Excuse me, is Frank around?

- [Man] Sleep right here.

- Sorry, is Frank here?

- He's probably out back, man.

- Out, there?

- He's out the back.

- Okay.

Thanks.

Frank?

Kinji, um.

Uh what do you, what, how'd you
find me?

What are you doing here?

Your staff told me.

Where are your customers?

- Um, thank you Brittany,
um you're doing very well.

We'll take care of that
next week, all right.

Um, my customers are, um,

okay business isn't doing that
well.

- I don't think your staff are
helping.

- Yeah, I mean tell me about it.

It's all going to shit.

- Listen, can we talk somewhere?

- Yeah sure.

Oh, just, by the way that, that,

wasn't what it looked like.

That was just a staff thing.

- Yeah, sure.

- Okay.

Hey guys, listen up.

I want you to go for lunch, all
right.

When you come back I
want you scrubbing tables

or trying to get customers in
here.

Or you're both fucking fired,
comprende?

Let's go, let's go!

Well, this is obviously

where I'm doing something wrong,
Kinji.

I mean, for a while we
had it really good there.

Then the bloody Russians showed
up

and all our customers went away.

- Whoa, that's what I
wanted to talk to you about.

- Aw geez, they haven't
called you already, have they?

Oh shit man, you're screwed.

- Well how do they get away with
it?

I mean, what do they want?

- Okay look.

In London there's always
somebody

calling the shots behind the
scenes.

Could be the English, the
Irish, Russians, whatever.

It's always one of them.

When they smell a business
that's doing well,

that's when they call on you.

It's usually two or three years
in.

- Wait, did they do this to you?

- Yup.

- And what happened, did you pay
them?

- You bet your ass I did.

I mean not right away, but
eventually.

'Cause you don't pay them,

they make your life a living
hell.

Not to mention what they
do to your restaurant.

- What do you mean?

- Those burns up there,
yeah that was them.

And after they torched the
place they threatened my family

and that's when I knew I had to
pay.

Which I did for six months or
so,

while we still had customers.

Then all the sudden, customers
went away

and the business turned upside
down

and the Russians haven't been
back since,

which, maybe it's a blessing.

- So what are you saying, I,

I just turn away my customers
and I hope that they go away.

- No Kinji, that's not.

Okay, what I'm saying is don't
fight it.

Okay just, just play ball.

Do what they ask and if
you're lucky you'll get by.

- I need to find out who they
are.

Who do they work for?

- Jesus Christ, Kinji, just
don't look into this all right?

Stay out of it, okay?

The deeper you dig, the
nastier it gets, trust me.

They all answer to someone who
runs things from underground.

I don't know his name, but
they all answer to him.

The Italians, the Irish,
the Russians, everybody.

He's bad news, Kinji.

Think about your family,
don't do something stupid.

- No.

No, I have to do something.

I can't let them do this to me
or my.

- Kinji you could get.

- Just be patient Frank.

I'm gonna fix this, for both of
us.

Yasuyuki!
You're early!

- The restaurant isn't open
yet...
- No problem, Kinji.

I was just passing by and
thought
I would come to see you.

Sorry to keep you waiting.

- Here we go.
- Thank you.

How are things with you?

They are well, thank you.

Masaki is really enjoying his
new school.

That's great to hear.

Maybe we can get our sons
together again soon?

I'm sure Masaki would like that.

What about you? How's business
going?

The restaurant seems to be doing
very well.

Yes, it's going surprisingly
well, thank you.

But...

But? Has something happened?

I'm sure it's nothing, but...

we had some trouble with a few
Russian men.

Yes, I saw them come in.
What did they want?

Oh it's nothing really.

I know it's not my business,

but please let me know if
there's anything I can help
with.

When the Russians came,
they must have wanted something?

It was nothing really.

I understand how important this
restaurant is to you.

I represent many businesses.

So I know how the Russians
operate in London.

I see.

You're a lawyer?

Yes, I am.

I see.

I guess I'm still learning
how things operate in London.

Would you be willing to help me
in some way
with the restaurant?

Of course.

You can reach me anytime...

and tell me how you think I can
help.

Thank you. I appreciate that.
But, not here.

- My wife would start to worry if
she heard us talk.
- That's okay.

Just let me know where and when
you want to talk.
I'll be there.

My family means everything.

Family is important.
You must always protect them
first.

Thank you.

I must get back to preparing for
lunch.
You are welcome to stay as long
as you need.

(techno music)

- The way things work around
here,

is when I ask for something, I
get it.

Yeah?

So when I ask for this very,
very important information,

and you tell me it's gonna be
difficult,

makes me wonder how fucking
useless you really are, huh?

I don't want to hear any of
this,

it's gonna be difficult,
bullshit, just get it done.

I wanna hear solutions,
not fucking problems.

Yeah?

Or do I need to find someone
else to do the job, huh?

- No.
- No.

Not at all Mr Dyer,

we're just talking
about the highest levels

of government security and data.

It, it's highly classified.

It will take us just a
bit more time to obtain.

I'm expecting more...

- Hang on there.

Time?

You want more fucking time?

(Dyer laughs)

He wants more time.

(men laughing)

- [Man] Fucking time?

- Time, is something you
don't have my son, yeah!

Time, is always against us.

So if there's one thing

in this beautifully fucked
up world you don't have,

it's time.

Now do you understand the words

that are coming out of my mouth?

Or am I speaking double fucking
Dutch?

Huh?

- Yes, yes Mr Dyer.

We understand completely.

- Good.

Now we're getting somewhere.

- We'll have everything
to you by tomorrow.

- I want it by the end of
tomorrow.

And if I don't have it by then,

let's just say your time's up.

Now get the fuck out of my club!

Set up a meet with the Russians.

- [Man] Sure boss, where do you
want it?

- Where the fuck do you think?

Here, you idiot.

- No no, my love.

Sakura, Sakura,

You don't have to worry anymore.

No I took care, they won't be
coming back.

(tense music)

No, I know who they work for and
they.

Hold on, I'm gonna call you
back, okay?

(tense music)

- Daddy, daddy, look what I made
today.

- Hey hey Jumpei.

You have a good day?

- Yeah.

- Wow, what is this?

- I made it all by myself.

I spent my whole break time.

- Is this for me?

- Yeah.

- Wow, I love it.

Let's find a good place
for this in the restaurant.

- Yeah.

- Come on, let's go home.

(rhythmic music)

- All right, darling?

- Yeah I'm fine baby, but
you seem a little tense.

Is there anything I can do?

Where those men making you
angry?

- Well those men, Vanessa,
are gonna change everything.

- Ooh, everything?

- Everything.

- I like the sound of that.

- Dylan.

- Go bring the car out front,
mate.

We're gonna head out, yeah?

Sorry darling, I've got to go.

- Yes, is everything okay?

- Everything okay dad?

- Yes, everything's fine.

- Well the kitchen needs you,
the restaurant's filling up.

- Okay, I'll be there in
minute, just handle it for now.

Sorry, it was Mio.

I'm worried they are going to do
something.

Yasuyuki, I really need your
help.

I can't risk anything happening
to my family.

I think it might be a good idea
for you
to join us for dinner

and get to know my family.

Would you do that Yasuyuki?

Great, I will send you our
address.

See you soon.

(people chattering)
(tense music)

See you boss, thanks for
tonight.

I'll be back in next week.
I'm off on holiday tomorrow.

- Where are you off to again?
- Mexico, boss. Family re-union.

Oh that's right, Mexico.
Well enjoy the Tequilas!

Haha will do. Thanks boss.

Thanks!

(tense music)

- Hello, Mr Kinji.

So nice of you to finally
arrive, huh.

Just getting friendly and
acquainted with young Timmy
here,

and his plans for Mexico.

Such a fantastic destination.

Would be a terrible shame if
he was never to see his friend.

- No, leave him out of this,
he has nothing to do with it.

Let him go.

- He is our esteemed colleague,

surely has everything
to do with our business.

- Look, I have your money, just
let him go

and we can settle this.

- Why didn't you say so?

Enjoy the margarita's friend.

And be careful of the women,
they are very, very nasty.

Where were we, oh yes.

Go get my money.

Fucking shit hole.

What's this?

(Igor choking)

- Here, take it.

- Wasn't so hard, was it?

But if I get one more sniff

that you are trying to avoid our
business

it will not be the neck
of Timmy under my arm,

it will be the neck of
your little boy, Jumpei.

It will be a terrible...

- Stop!

Leave my family out of
this, I will pay you.

Just leave my family alone.

- Good, it appears we
are getting somewhere.

See you next month my good
friend.

(ominous music)

Listen up. We must find him no
matter what.

-This is your mission.
Understood?
-Yes, sir.

- Boss.
- What is it?

It's for you, boss.

Yes, hello, what is it?

Everybody out. Now!

You've found him?
Where is he? London!?

Which restaurant?

I will send Kazuki to assist
you.

Make sure you return what is
ours,
no matter what.

Well done, you should be proud.

Prepare Kazuki. Send him to
London immediately.

Make sure he brings the device
back.

We have to finally put an end to
this.

- Kinji Suzuki must die.
- Understood.

We've found him.

Eat some vegetables too.

You've really come a long way
with your cooking, Mio.

Thanks for prearing dinner
tonight.

You haven't finished it yet,
Mum!

Besides, I've learned from the
best,
haven't I, Dad?

I'm not sure your father would
consider
himself the best...

Well, I think both of your
cooking is delicious.

I can definitely see you taking
over
from your Dad one day.

Mio, can you answer the door?

- Would you like some?
- Thank you.

Kinji?

Cheers...

Are you eating vegetables?

- Hey everyone!
- Hello!

Akiho's here.

Did you cook this Mio?
Looks amazing!

- Please join us.
- Thank you.

Have some food.
Nice to see you.

- How are your parents?
- They are fine.

When did we see them last? 6
months ago?

- I heard you moved?
- Yes, we have.

- Where to?
- Just nearby.

Really?
How near? Walking distance?

About 10 minutes.

Really? You should come by more.

Mio didn't tell us.

Mio, who's that man?

Dad's new friend.
He often comes to the
restaurant.

Don't you think he's handsome?

- Didn't know you like older men.
- Not like that. But he's very
nice.

- Who made this miso soup?
- Mio. She cooked it all.

Except for the Nori seaweed...

Yeah, the seaweed and the
pickles.

Isn't Mio's cooking great?

You should ask her to cook
again.

Right, Mio?

So Yakuyuki, tell us more about
your work.

Kinji tells me you're a lawyer?
How long have you been doing
that?

Let me think...

Well I worked in this field for
many years
back in Japan.

So maybe around 15-20 years.

Oh wow, you must be very
experienced then.

Yasuyuki is going to help our
family business.
Make sure everything's in order
for us.

Really? Well we must be in very
safe hands then.

- Would you like some more?
- Thank you. I feel drunk now.

(tense music)

- [Sakura] Is everything okay?

- Hey!

Hey, yeah.

Yeah, everything's fine.

- Um, can I help?

- No, I'm just, last one here.

- Oh.
- All done.

Thanks, my love.

- It was a really nice dinner
with Yasuyuki-san tonight,

wasn't it?

- Yeah, he liked Mio's fish.

- He seems to be a very nice
man.

- Yes, he is.

- I'm really glad you
have sorted out those men

who came to the restaurant last
month.

I was really worried that.

- You don't need to worry,
Sakura.

I will always make sure
you're safe, before anything.

Protecting you and the
kids is all I care about.

You know this restaurant,
it's just a business.

We can change it anytime we want
to.

Well hopefully we don't have
to change too many more times.

I'm beginning to like London.

- Oh?

- Mm-hm.

- Me too.

- I'm gonna go and check on the
kids.

- Okay.

I'll see you soon.

(tense music)

(intense music)

- Welcome to the Madarin,
may I take your name?

Yes yes, of course.

Leave it!

- I will take this.

(intense music)

- Yasuyuki! So good to see you.
- Good to see you too.

- I wanted to thank you for a
lovely dinner.
- That's very sweet.

Your cooking was delicious, Mio.

Thank you, Yasuyuki.
Such beautiful flowers!

It was so lovely to have you
over,
you must join us again.

It would be my pleasure.

- Maybe Junpei can cook next
time!
- Maybe!

Kinji should be here soon
if you wanted to say hello?

That's okay, I have a few
meetings to get to.

Send him my regards. See you
again soon.

Thank you, I will do.

We'll look forward to seeing you
soon.

- Thank you again for the
flowers!
- You're welcome.

Bye.

- Look.
- They're beautiful.

Why do you always get the
flowers!

I can't help being the best chef
in the family, Mum.

Good for you.

(tense music)

(intense rhythmic music)

- Well well well, you must be
Kazuki.

Normally I'd say I've heard a
lot about ya, but I haven't.

Please, sit down.

Girls.

- No.

- Fuckin' hell, looks like we're
straight

down to business, boys.

You know I've been working
this city for 15 years.

I never come across a Jap
as highly feared as you.

See that's what I love about
this town.

You never know who's
around the corner, do ya?

Never ceases to...

- I didn't come here to
talk about your history,

I came here to talk about
a man that I need to find.

And I understand you are the
person to find such people.

- I'm sorry, is this your club?

Huh?

Is this your fucking city?

Because I'm beginning to
feel like I'm in Japan

or some other stupid fucking
country,

where people don't know who the
fuck I am!

Do you know who the fuck I am?

- Yes, I know.

You're the person who's
gonna find me, Kinji Suzuki.

Half now.

Half after we're getting him.

- Look at this, fuckin' hell.

At least you put your money
where your mouth is, mate.

What's so special about this
Kinji Suzuji anyway, huh?

What kind of name is that?

(men laughing)

- What makes him special
is my business, not yours.

You just need to find him for
me.

Now.

- You come into my town,

you want me to clean up your
mess.

You say it's not my fucking
business.

Who the fuck do you think you
are, huh?

Throw him the fuck out, now.

(intense music)

- I came here looking for
answers,

but all you've done is show me
problems.

I was told you are the person

who could find me anyone in
London.

And supposedly run things here.

Now, can you find this man for
me,

or am I gonna have to tear this
city apart

until I find him myself?

- Be careful who you're
fucking talking to, yeah?

I'll find this man for ya,

but once I do, if I don't like
what I see,

I'll kill him my fucking self.

And I'll send you both back in a
box

to where you belong, yeah?

- I will be hearing for more
then.

- Well, fucking get up you
morons.

What the fuck am I paying
for you stupid idiots?

Just stand there like a
bunch of fucking lemons.

Get out there and find him
and bring him back here now.

- [Man] Yes boss.

- Right then, come on lads,
let's go.

(tense music)

(ominous music)

(joints cracking)

(Kazuki screaming)

Yes, I'm making progress.

However the people I'm working
with
over here are useless.

But rest assured, if they don't
find him then I will.

Yes.

I will update you at the end of
each day until I do.

- Kinji.
- Yasuyuki. Thanks for meeting
me.

I wasn't expecting your call so
soon.
You sounded worried.

Everything okay? You know I have
an office...

No, not in your office.

I don't want anyone to know
about this,
especially my family.

Anyway, you said you could help?

Of course, I can always help
professionally.

I don't think the law's going to
help me.

These men won't stop until
they've bled my restaurant dry.

I can't let them do this to my
family.

- I had to do something.
- Don't worry.

I have contacts in many
different areas.
I can help you.

I need you to get me something.

Okay.

- Anything you need.
- Thank you.

- Frank!

Oh Frank.

Where the fuck are you?

- Oh shit.

- What are you running for,
Franky?

- Hello gorgeous, hello.

- What have you done, aye Frank?

- Nothing, nothing, I just,
look I got no money okay.

I, I, I got nothing left.

Everyone's bled me dry, I got
nothing.

- You better not be fucking
lying to me.

- I'm not.

- Bye, Frank.

We don't need for the money
anyway.

Better give us someone,

some chat by the name of Kinji
Suzuki.

Apparently he has a restaurant

round these neck of the woods.

Know anything about him?

- Name doesn't ring a bell.

- You fucking.

- Do me a favor will ya,

we know you know every
fucker in this business.

Now tell us where he is and
we'll make it worth your while.

- What?

- You heard me.

- Really?

- What would you like, Frank?

- Um, well if you could make it

so the Russians never set foot
in here that would be nice.

- All right, done.

- Okay good.

- Now where's the fucking Jap?

- I don't know, I don't know,
but.

Ask the Russians, they'll know
him okay.

They run every restaurant,
they'll know.

The Russians.

- You better not be
fucking lying to me, Frank.

- I'm not, I'm not.

- All right, but you know what?

It's about time we paid those
dirty Russians a visit anyway.

- Yeah, you guys can take them.

- You call us if you
hear anything, all right?

- Sure sure, same same, cell,
mobile?

- Shut up.

- Okay.

- And Frank, so this
fucking restaurant here,

it's a shit hole.

Maybe change the menu or
something.

- Sure.

- All right George, come on,
let's go.

- Stop serving those bacon
triple cheeseburgers.

I can't fucking help myself
and they're making me fat!

- All right, just gotta
call the boss quick then.

Hello, boss?

Yeah, apparently the
Russians know where he is.

Yeah.

So what, you want me to
set up a meet, or what?

Yeah all right.

All right I'm on it.

Fuck me Georgie boy,

this could get very ugly
mate, very ugly indeed.

- Fucking hate the Russians.

- Yeah me too, George, me too.

- Eh, can't we get a little
massage before we head back?

- Massage?

- Yeah, one of those Thai
one's, better than the others.

- You having a fucking laugh?

- No.

- All right, just a quick one.

- Huh, I'm always quick.

(upbeat rhythmic music)

(people partying)

- [Men] Oh!

- Fuck!

What do I owe the pleasure
of that slap, darling?

- I told you to get rid of
those whores from our club.

- All right Vanessa, but this
is a night club, isn't it?

Guess you haven't realized,
sometimes that means

having chicks around,
keeping customers happy.

- Yeah, I get that Vincent,

but right now we have no
customers

and it's the middle of the
fucking day.

- Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa.

I beg to differ, darling.

I consider myself a customer
right now,

wouldn't you guys?

- Yeah, me too!

(men laughing)

- Shut up, Dylan, all right?

Sorry darling, how could I be so
rude.

All right girls, piss off.

(tense music)

- Kinji?

- Hey, hey my love.

- Is everything all right?

- Yeah, yeah.

Everything is fine.

Just another late shift at the
restaurant.

- You're wet.

- It's raining.

- Hm, you didn't take the
trolley?

- I never take the trolley.

- You know, you should take
some of your own advice

and have a few days off.

Maybe we can go away for
the weekend, without kids.

- Hm?

Maybe we can.

That sounds like a,
yeah that sounds like a,

that sounds like a good idea.

Maybe even more if we need to.

- Now we're talking.

Um, maybe we can go up to the
lakes.

- I knew you'd say that.

(Sakura laughs)

That does sound nice.

Let's figure out a time

we can close the
restaurant for a few weeks.

- Come up to bed.

- I will soon.

- Okay.

- Love you.

- Love you too.

Don't stay up too late.

(intense music)

(elevator bell dinging)

- All right, come on lads.

Let's make this quick.

I fucking hate the Russians.

- Sounds good, boss.

- Fucking hate them too.

- Don't worry boss, we got you
covered.

- Good.

- We'll wait for, Vincente the
villain, he's coming shortly.

Practice our English.

I hate the fucking English.

Vincent!

How nice of you to pop in.

(Vincent laughs)

- What's goin' on in here, lads?

Looks like some rich
boy's fucking wedding.

Who's the lucky man?

Has Ivan finally tied the knot,
have ya?

Ya fuck, get your fucking ear
on, mate.

- What can we do for you?

Please, take a seat.

- All right, I'll tell you
what you can fucking do for us.

You can start by telling us

where this Kinji fucking
Suzuki's hold up, yeah?

Some fucking Yakuza mob
just flew in from Japan

and they want me to find him.

So I need to know where he is

and what makes him so
fucking valuable, yeah?

Now,

do you boys know anything or
what?

- If we do, what is in it for
us?

- What's in it for you?

I'll tell you what's in it for
you, mate.

I'll let you keep extorting

all my fucking restaurants in
London,

that's what's in it for you.

- Listen Vincent, yes
we have an arrangement.

You have the clubs, we
have the restaurants.

But I am not in business with
you.

- Hang on a minute.

Hang on a fucking minute.

We let you come here and
set up shop in London, yeah?

And you say it's not my fucking
business?

Your business is my fucking
business,

ya bunch of fucking hooligans.

- Relax, relax.

We can handle this like adults.

(Vincent laughs)

- Sit the fuck down you
beautiful man.

- It's okay, Ivan, sit.

- Vincent, it's very simple.

If we give you this information,

we want something out of it.

- All right.

Fair is fair, yeah?

How bout a 100 grand?

- There well, that wasn't so
hard, was it?

We'll take 100 now, and
100 when you get the boy.

- Deal.

Done.

Now, where the fuck is he?

- Oh let me try and remember.

He is in a little Japanese
restaurant

on the corner of Beale
street and Shaft avenue.

And he has a very, very pretty
wife.

- Nice.

- But be very careful,

she bites.

(Vincent laughs)

(men laughing)

Now,

I'm afraid I must ask you to
leave.

We have a very important event
here today,

to which you are not invited.

- All right, whatever.

Pleasure doing business, as
always.

Yeah, whatever.

See ya later lads.

Ya fuck.

- Thanks for the drink.

- Cheers fuckers.

- Come on lads.

Let's go find this fucking Jap.

- Fuckers of mothers.

(tense music)

- You must be the wife.

Not bad for a Jap.

Well I'm more of a Thai man
myself.

(men laughing)

- Can I help?

- Most certainly can, love.

You can start by telling
everyone here

to get the fuck out of
the restaurant, now!

- Everybody out!

Get out!

- What are you doing?

I told your people I would pay.

Why are you here again?

- Those people you're referring
to, mate,

work for me, yeah?

Everyone in this fucking
city works for me.

Whether they're Russian, or
Jewish,

or whatever the fuck they wanna
be.

I make the rules and decide
who works for who, all right?

Now, you must be Kinji Suzuki.

Is that right?

- Yes, that's me.

What do you want?

- What I want from you?

Well that's a million fucking
dollar question, mate.

But it's not what I want from
you,

it's what some fucking
Yakuza mob wants from you,

and they want me to hand you
over

for a lot of fucking money.

And I want to know what makes
you so fucking valuable.

- I have no idea what
you're talking about.

I have no idea who these
people are or what they wanted.

Maybe you have the wrong person.

There are many Kinji's in
London.

- Yeah there fucking are,

that's why it took so long

to fucking find you, didn't it,
huh?

But what did you do to get
the Yakuza mob on your back?

- Nothing.
- That's what I want to know.

- Nothing, please.

I've done nothing.

They must, it must be
a different last name.

Su, Suzumi.

(Kinji choking)

(Vincent laughing)

- All right, let him go.

(Kinji coughing)

Go on.

- Listen,

it doesn't matter what I've done
to them,

you can't hand me over.

They'll kill my family.

- I don't think you seem

to understand the situation
here, mate.

We'll be doing the killing
if you don't tell me

what I want to fucking hear!

- Okay, okay, look.

I'll pay you double what they're
paying,

just give me a week to get the
money.

I'll get you the money, I
promise.

Just please, don't hand
me over to them, please.

- I'll tell ya what,

I'll give you three days
to get me two million quid.

That's two million quid, yeah?

Or I hand you over to them
on a silver fucking platter.

- Please, just don't hand me
over to them.

- All right, all right, just
calm down mate, calm down.

But if I find out you're lying
to me,

if you don't hand over the
fucking money,

this will all be over
before you know it, yeah?

All of it.

(ominous music)

Let's get the fuck out of here.

This man's got some money to
find.

I like what you've done with the
place.

Got a bit of classic Asia to it.

Be a shame if it all came
burning down.

See you around, Kinji.

- Hey my love.
- Kinji, what's going on?

Who were those men?

What do they want?

- Listen, I will explain
everything later, okay?

Just get what you need
and go get the kids, okay?

Yasuyuki's arriving any minute
to take you somewhere safe

while I figure all this,
this stuff out, okay?

Just please, please listen to
me.

I need to get you and
the kids somewhere safe.

- But Kinji, you said this
would be the last time we move.

- I know, I know, I'm sorry and
I promise

I will make it up to you, I
promise.

- But what about the kids?

They were settled in their
schools.

How long will it be?

- I don't know until I can,

(knocking on door)

Until I can fix everything
and sort everything out.

Yasuyuki's here, we gotta go.

Here, take these bags and pack
whatever you need to.

We need to leave right away.

My love, just go get the kids,

I'll help pack the bags, okay?

Yasuyuki's gonna take you
somewhere safe,

I promise I'll be with
you as soon as I can.

Quick. Hurry!

Okay, this will be the last
time, you have my word.

- [Sakura] Mio, Jumpei.

(tense music)

- What you mean, endask
isn't a word, come on.

Jesus.

- [Kazuki] Kinji Suzuki.

- Oh Jesus Christ,

how many times do I have to tell
you guys?

Ask the fucking Russians.

(ominous music)

- Russians?

- Yes.

Whoa, you don't, you don't
look like one of them.

- I am the Yakuza.

- Okay, I, I, I don't
know where he is, okay?

Like I told the others,
just ask the Russians.

- Where can I find the Russians?

- Majestic Soho, just please,
please,

please leave me out of it.

Just don't tell him, I, just
don't,

don't tell him I told you where.

(ominous music)

Oh come on, man.

- For your inconvenience.

- For me?

- You better not be lying to me.

- I am not lying.

- Okay.

- Wow.

Get to work.

(tense music)

(rhythmic music)

(people chattering)

- All right, all right, all
right.

All right, all right, fun's
over boys, fun's over.

Gotta talk business.

Go on, Vanessa.

Right.

It's been three days.

It's time to collect our money,
yeah?

- Yes boss.

So should we take all the lads
or?

- What can one little Asian man
do, huh?

We gotta keep our bases covered,
yeah?

Just get out there, find our
money,

bring him back here in one
piece.

- What you mean boss, what,
are we finishing him off?

- Nah, I haven't decided yet.

I don't trust him, yeah.

We gotta find out what he's
hiding

and what makes him so valuable.

So that Yakuza mob,

we can't have them coming to
this town

thinking they run the place,
yeah?

'Cause that's not how

we do business around here boys,
is it?

- Damn right it's not.

- Anything you want boss,
anything.

- Good, well quit sitting here

like a bunch of fucking
tarts, get out there,

find my money, bring him back
here now.

And turn the restaurant
upside down if you have to.

Whatever he's hiding, is
gonna be there somewhere.

- [George] We're on it boss.

- All right boss, we'll
be back soon, all right.

- [Vincent] Yeah.

- This is the one.

- All right, gonna rough
him up good and proper

before we bring him back
to the boss, all right?

- Can we get some food
in before we head back?

It's proper tasty here.

- Don't be so ridiculous you fat
fuck.

Have some will power.

We'll get some food later.

- Fuckin' starvin'.

- You just have to control
yourself then,

you mug, wouldn't ya?

- I'll try.

Can't promise anything.

(knocking on door)

- Kinji.

Open up, open this fucking door,
now.

- Kinji!

Open the fucking door.

(knocking on door)

Come on.

- Kinji.

I said open up the door.

(tense music)

Kinji.

Open the fucking door.

You fucking deaf?

- What you got the door
locked for, you mug?

- Where's our fucking money?

- You don't know what you're
dealing with.

The Yakuza will stop at nothing

until they get what they want.

- Just fucking let us
worry about the Yakuza.

This is our town,

nobody tells us how to
do things around here.

Especially not some Japanese
mob.

Now go and get us our fucking
money.

- Okay, okay.

It's in my office.

Over there.

I'll get it for you.

- No.

We're here, we'll get it.

George, go and get the money.

- All right boss.

- Hurry up.

Good boy.

(tense music)

(Kinji grunting)

(tense music)

- It's all here, Dylan.

Now to hunger.

Get some of that chicken teri,
teriyaki stuff now, yeah?

Dylan!

What the fuck?

Dylan!

What the?

(tense music)

(ominous music)

- Follow him.

- Fuck.

Where the fuck are they?

They should have been here by
now.

- I dunno boss, they said
they're coming straight back.

- Yeah I know what they said,
you idiot.

Don't just stand there,
go out there and find them

and bring them back here now.

Eh?
- Yes boss.

Come on.

- What, now?

- Yes!

- Don't worry baby, I'm sure
they're fine.

Here...

Thank you.

Are you okay? I'm sorry.

Everything's going to be just
fine.
Don't you worry Junpei.

Thank you for everything,
Yasuyuki.

Kinji told us to trust you.

- I'm glad he has a friend like
you.
- You're welcome.

It's a dangerous city.

We're all here for each other.

Is this your house Yasuyuki?

(tense music)

- Hey, hey, isn't that Yakuza,
geezer?

- I think you're right, mate.

What do you think we should do,
call boss?

- Of course we should call the
boss.

Get to the back and out what we
need.

- Will do.

- Come on.

(tense music)

- Hey, Zeke.

Can I have the shot in this
time, yeah?

- Yeah mate, go on, it's your
turn.

All right, get in there.

(tense music)

- Kazuki.

- How did you find me?
- You're not that hard to find,
Kinji.

You didn't think moving to the
other side
of the world

would prevent us from finding
you, did you?

- Give me that bag!
- What are you going to do with
it?

You can't release it, no one
would...

We'll decide what's best for it.
It was never yours to take,
Kinji.

If it isn't tweedle dumb and
tweedle fucking dee, huh?

You finally found him, boys.

Good job.

Now, what the fuck is
going on in here, eh?

- Stay back, Vincent.

He belongs to me now.

You've played your part in
finding him,

whatever part that was.

Now, just turn around
and go back to your club.

Otherwise, I start shooting.

- Turn around and go
back to our fucking club?

Are you having a fucking laugh,
mate?

Who the fuck do you think you
are, huh?

You think you can come here
and just take my people

willy fucking nilly, huh?

- I don't know what you want.

Just let the two of us leave.

We can call this a day, huh?

I have what I need now.

- Yeah?

And what is it that you need so
badly

that you flew all this way over
for, huh?

- He belongs to the Yakuza.

It's our property.

It has nothing to do with you!

- I'll fucking decide if it's
got anything

to do with me or not, you
fucking walnut, all right?

Now I've decided, I want
what's in that fucking bag.

- No no no no no.

I will never let this
out of my sight again.

It doesn't belong to you.

- Fucking hell.

(door opening)

- Vincente!

There you are.

Long time.

Who would have thought that
we would be together again

in the same building just like
old times?

- My fucking god, what the fuck
are you lot doing here, huh?

I didn't ask for your input on
this one.

We can handle this by our
fucking self, all right?

- Like Bob Dylan sing, the
times they are a changing,

and you, are losing control

over whatever you think
you have control of.

I mean, who would let the
Japanese mob walk all over you?

We had a partnership, you broke
it!

Now I am going solo.

I want what is in that bag.

If it's so fucking valuable,
Moscow will have a piece of it.

- All right, now listen here,
Igor.

Firstly, you work for me you
bald fuck.

This ain't a fucking
partnership, yeah?

And secondly, I ain't letting

any Japanese mob walk all over
me,

'cause as of right now mate,

there is no fucking Japanese
mob.

(gunshot firing)

(Igor laughing)

- What took you so long?

- Chop chop.

All right, now Kinji,

where the fuck are my boys?

Kinji wake the fuck up now!

- Sorry, they're in my
fridge, in the kitchen.

- In your fucking what?

- In the fridge.

Don't worry, I turned the
temperature up, they're okay.

- What the fuck?

All right, we got what we came
for.

(gunshots firing)

- What do we do, boss?

- We are not leaving
without that backpack.

Do you understand?

And if you want to have
a gun fight with us,

you know who's going to win,
huh?

(Kinji grunting)

(tense music)

- Nobody, extorts my restaurant
and threatens my family.

Nobody!

- Fucking brilliant.

Fucking!

(Vincent laughing)

This guy.

Steven, sort these fucking
two idiots out, will ya.

(gunshot firing)

I'll see you around Kinji, yeah?

And one more thing,

thanks for the backpack.

- Now,

go back to your family and
live whatever normal life

you lot fucking get up to.

If you keep your head down,
you might just get by.

(tense music)

Yasuyuki! Are they okay?

Thank god.

Thank you. Thank you!

I'll be there as soon as I can.

(intense music)

- Kinji!
- Sakura!

Yasuyuki!

What are you doing!?
Put that gun down!

Sakura, are you okay?

Where is Junpei and Mio!?

Kinji...

Where's the device?

What device?

Don't play dumb Kinji!

I saw you put it in your
backpack at the restaurant.

If you don't give it to me...

No, no!

Leave Sakura out of this! She's
done nothing.

The backpack Kinji. I'm running
out of patience.

Look, I don't have it anymore!
Vincent has it.

He took it from me after he
killed the Russians!

When?

Before I got here!
I led them all to a warehouse.

Why are you doing this Yasuyuki?
I trusted you...

Well, you were mistaken.

Give me that backpack
or your wife and kids will die.

No!

Where is Junpei, Mio?

They are tied up somewhere safe,
for now.

How did you know about the
backpack?

Didn't they teach you anything
in government intelligence?

I've been watching you all of
this time, Kinji.

The night the Russians first
came to your restaurant.

And who do you think sent Kazuki
to find you.

You didn't think Hideshi would
just let you go,
did you Kinji?

Make sure you return what is
ours,
no matter what.

Well done, you should be proud.

You've been playing me this
whole time?
Ever since...

Yes Kinji, ever since I first
found you here in London.

- Well done for finally working
it out.
- Stop.

I have it. It's in the back of
my car.

I have to go outside to get it
for you...
just leave my family alone.

Not so fast, Kinji, you will
lead me to it.
I'm not that stupid.

Okay.

- Please!
- Shut up! I'm talking. Bring me
to it now!

This way.

- Where is it?
- Over there.

- Hurry up!
- Okay.

It's inside the boot.

Hurry! Hurry up!

- It's inside the boot.
- Hurry up!

Okay.

Now let Sakura go and you can
have the backpack.

I don't think you're in a
position
to be making demands.

Oh yeah, how about now...

Stop!
One more move and I destroy the
device.

If you don't believe me, you are
welcome to try.

Let Sakura go and you can have
the backpack.

I don't believe you. You would
never...

Yasuyuki, whatever's inside
doesn't mean
as much to me as my family.

I'm prepared to do whatever it
takes
to make sure they are safe.

Sakura!
Sakura, are you okay?

(tense music)

I'm so sorry.
I never meant to put you through
any of this.

Mio, Junpei!

Are you okay?

Junpei! Mio!

(Sakura screaming)

(dramatic music)

(men laughing)

- I said that, you know.

- Aw, thank you.

- Oh yeah, did you see his face?

Georgy, love ya mate.

- Hey boys, let's have a toast.

- Toast?
- Yeah?

To our fucking good health

and to teaching those
fuckers who runs this town.

- Yeah!
- Hey, cheers!

- I am so sorry, my love.

I never meant for any of this to
happen.

This will all be over now, I
promise.

- How can you be so sure?

You've said this to me several
times now.

And look where we are.

(watch beeping)

- In about 30 seconds,

we'll never have to worry
about anything ever again.

- Why?

What's happening in 30 seconds?

- It's just a present I left
for someone, that's all.

- Kinji?

- Trust me.

Trust me.

- Hey boys, any thoughts on what
seat

we should take over next, huh?

- Russia.

- Russia?

- It's a fucking country, mate.

- It's the fucking same, ain't
it?

- Fucking cold there.

Somewhere warm.

(men chattering)

(bag beeping)

- [Vincent] Oh shit.

(bomb exploding)

(tense music)

(bag beeping)

(tires screeching)

- Kinji!

(bomb exploding)

(watch beeping)

- What's wrong?

Is everything all right, Kinji?

- Everything is fine.

Everything is perfectly fine.

So how do you all feel
about moving to New York?

- New York?

(Sakura laughing)

- Come on guys, let's go home.

Jumpei, you want to see the
Statue of Liberty, right?

- [Jumpei] Yeah.

(intense music)