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(soft music)
(indistinct chatter)
(bell dings)
(indistinct chatter)
(ominous music)
(man pants) (ominous music intensifies)
(keys jangling)
(man pants) (ominous music)
(footsteps jogging) (dog pants)
- All right Rosita.
All right. Good dog.
(door unlocks)
(soft music)
(chair creaks)
(soft music)
(shower running)
(soft music)
You a good dog, Rosie.
(soft music)
Guess we were tired, Rosie.
(movie on laptop: there was this horse-like dog)
(movie: and on the back of the dog
(movie: was this little saddle)
(movie: and on the back was a spider monkey)
(movie: I thought that was...)
(movie: a spider monkey?)
(movie: Yeah)
(movie: from where?)
(movie: I don't know, like the jungle or something)
(movie: was it cute?)
(movie: he was so damn cute, the little guy)
(movie: he had this little lasso)
(movie: and he got off the dog and tied him)
(movie: to the tree)
(movie: making monkey noises)
(somber music)
(fountain water splashing)
(phone rings)
- [Recorded Voice] Hey, this is Evan.
Sorry I can't get to the phone.
But you know what to do.
(beep)
- Hey, Evan, how you doing?
Hope you're having a great day.
Too bad you couldn't join me.
Hey, guess what?
Invited Linda over for dinner after the game,
she said yes.
How cool is that, huh?
Well, we'll talk soon, okay?
You take care. Bye.
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(phone rings)
Hey, Evan?
How you doing brother?
- [Evan] Good, brother.
How are you?
- Great. I had a great time on the Plaza this afternoon.
Went to Joe's afterwards.
- [Evan] Hey, you didn't say anything
about going to Oklahoma Joe's.
- (chuckles) It was kind of a spur of the moment thing.
Too bad you were busy.
- [Evan] Yeah. Yeah.
I know.
It's only one of my favorite places.
- Sorry about that.
- [Evan] No, no harm. But you owe me one now.
So what's this about Linda?
- Oh.
Man, we had a great time the other night.
And I asked her over for dinner after the game tomorrow.
And she said yes.
- [Evan] Great.
Is Linda one of your online matchmaking girls?
- Yes, but she's nice.
A real sweetheart.
- [Evan] Like the last one.
- All right, smart ass.
Linda is a vet.
She's nice. She's stable.
- [Evan] Yeah. I hear you.
- Always the cynic.
- [Evan] Just be careful.
- Be careful with what?
It's a date, man.
- [Evan] You know what I mean.
People aren't always what they seem.
- Yeah, I know.
Thanks.
- [Evan] What are friends for?
- Hey, I was just getting ready to clean up and go to bed.
Talk to you later.
- [Evan] Okay. You bet.
Hey.
- What?
- [Evan] Hope they win (chuckles).
- Have faith, doubter.
- [Evan] Homer.
- You'll see. Later.
(switch clicks)
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Go Chiefs!
(offsetting music intensifies)
(drums pounding)
(upbeat sports music)
(drums pounding)
(Public address: Number 50, Justin Houston!)
(crowd cheering)
(crowd chanting)
Let's go, let's go, let's go!
(crowd cheering)
Let's go, let's go!
Get him!
Yeah!
YEAH!!!!
Woo!!
(offsetting music)
(indistinct chatter)
Oh, hey, hey, Rosie.
(door shuts)
You want to go for a walk, don't you?
Yeah.
All right.
We don't have much time though.
This will be quick.
Go go. Go go.
A little bit of salt.
Lovely.
(offsetting music)
Oh shit!
(shower running)
(phone alarms goes off)
You're the master.
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- [Recorded Voice 2] We're unable
to take your call at the moment.
Please leave your name, number, and a brief message.
And we'll get back to you as soon as we can.
(beep)
- Hey, Linda.
It's James.
It's about 7:30.
Are you lost?
Hey, I hope everything's okay.
I got a great dinner waiting for you.
Just let me know.
Okay. See you soon.
All right, bye.
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(text notification)
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(text notification)
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(phone rings)
(offsetting music)
(blows out candles)
(birds chirping in distance)
(phone rings)
- [Evan] James, what about that game?
- Hey, Evan.
- [Evan] That was a great game, man.
Hey, what's going on?
Come on, brother. What happened?
- She stood me up.
- [Evan] What?
- I called her after she was supposed to already be here,
she texted me back like an hour later.
Saying she couldn't make it.
- [Evan] Shit. Really?
- Yeah. She said some friends came over.
They hung out.
- [Evan] What the fuck is that?
So you want to get together?
Do lunch or something?
- No.
I think I'll just hang out here.
- [Evan] You sure?
- Yeah. Thanks.
- [Evan] All right then.
Talk to you soon.
- Later.
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(instrumental music)
(phone rings)
(speaking in foreign language)
(phone tone)
(speaks in foreign language)
(instrumental music)
(offsetting music)
(typing on keyboard)
(music intensifies)
(phone rings)
- [Evan] Hey, brother.
How you doing?
I've been wondering about you.
- Good. Can we get together?
- [Evan] Yeah. Sure.
When?
- Today.
Now.
- Is this about that internet match girl, the nurse?
- No.
And she's a vet, not a nurse.
But it's about a woman.
- So I thought.
What other women that are in your life?
- She's an old friend.
She found me on Facebook the other day.
- A friend.
- We ended as friends.
Started out as something more.
- [Evan] What happened?
- She met someone else.
Someone I knew.
Someone I worked with.
- Ouch. When was that?
- 14 years ago.
Haven't heard from her since.
Now she wants me to come for a visit.
Yeah. I know.
This month.
In Germany.
- Damn!
- What do you think?
- That's a tough one.
She hurt you before, huh?
You love her?
Okay.
You have to follow your heart, man.
So what are you going to do?
- I don't know.
And it ain't about the money.
I can take a military flight over there.
- What do you mean?
- I'm retired military,
if there is space available on a military flight?
I can hop on.
- Oh.
Well, that's the least of your worries, right?
Only you know how you feel.
Do what you have to do.
But if you go, be careful.
It's not the same over there as it is here.
- Suppose not.
- What about your passport?
- Oh man. That's right.
Got a lot to think about, don't I?
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(typing on keyboard)
(optimistic music)
(soft music)
(text notification)
(offsetting music)
(phone rings)
- Hey, good morning. How are you?
- It's a great day.
- You sound good.
Does this mean you're going to Germany?
- Indeed it does.
- Oh, congratulations. I guess.
- Congratulations works.
Thanks.
Feels good.
- Cool. You deserve it.
So when?
- Soon as I get my kit together.
- Whoa, exciting.
- Yeah. And a bit scary.
- Oh, I bet.
Well, let me know if you need any travel tips.
- Sure thing.
Thanks.
- And don't forget to take care of your passport.
- Yeah. I gotta take care of that.
I'll keep you posted.
- Thanks. Take care.
- I will.
- You know what I mean.
I worry about you.
- Thanks. I appreciate it.
- Be well.
- You too. Take care.
That's a big girl, Rosie.
Yeah. You know where you're at, don't you?
(knocks on metal gate) Knock knock.
- Hey, Mr. Kane.
- Hey, Kylie. How you doing?
- Okay. How are you?
- Just fine. Thanks.
Really appreciate you watching my baby.
- Oh, my pleasure.
She's the number one dog for sure.
- All her food and treats.
- All right.
(metal gate locks)
- Not really sure when I'll be back.
- Okay. No worries, I'll take good care of her.
Where are you going this time?
Crossing the pond.
- All right. Well have fun.
- Will do. Hey, take care, pup.
We'll be in touch.
- All right.
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(music intensifies)
(door opens then closes)
(door locks)
(upbeat music)
(language training tape)
(upbeat music)
(indistinct chatter)
(upbeat music)
(people talking indistinctly)
(knocking on door)
(party music)
- Yes, can I help you?
- Do you know James Kane?
- Yes, I do.
- I have few questions about Mr. Kane.
- What's this about?
(hand lands heavily on door)
What? You can't come in here.
- Oh yes, I can.
(door closes)
(party music stops abruptly)
(ominous music)
- Emma.
(they speak together, then she chuckles)
It's a lovely place.
It really suits you.
Emma: I know, I'm glad I ended up here.
I'm sorry to hear about Oscar.
- It was difficult.
Well, it's a beautiful day.
Let's not talk about such things.
I have a surprise for you.
Down this way, please.
- Lead the way.
(offsetting music)
(both mumbling and chuckling)
Wow. You remembered.
- Just a little thing.
Just a moment.
- Okay.
(violin plays)
Wow. Oh, this is amazing.
- Have some.
- No, no, no.
This is way too nice to eat on the street.
Is your house close?
- Yes, just that way.
- All right. Let's go.
(harp plays)
- So you want to play tourist today?
(instrumental music)
He died in the accident.
But there's more to it than that.
Oscar was acting strangely before he died.
Not himself.
(instrumental music)
He spent so much time traveling.
Sofia, Bucharest, Prague.
I want you to help me forget.
At least for a few days.
Can you do that for me?
(instrumental music)
Today was a nice day.
I want to, but I just need more time.
I hope you understand.
- Oh, hello.
(speaking in foreign language)
Where from?
- United States.
- Okay, I'm sorry.
My name is Gitte.
- James. Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.
So you're staying with
the mysterious Emma, right?
- Yes. We're old friends.
- How long are you staying here?
- I'm sorry. I have to go get the bread.
(footsteps receding down the stairs)
- You all ready to go?
- You can't go like that.
Let me get you your costume.
- Did you say costume?
I have to go out in public like this?
- Of course. It's traditional.
- Oh, sorry I didn't get you your shoes.
I didn't know your size.
- Okay. But not a hat.
(upbeat party music)
(indistinct chatter)
(crowd singing)
(instrumental music)
(pensive music)
(indistinct chatter)
(pensive music)
(silenced gunshot)
(body falls to floor)
(pensive music)
(cup clinks)
(coffee maker whirring)
(louder coffee maker sounds)
(intense coffee maker sounds)
(quiet whirring sounds)
(loud grinding sounds)
(coffee dripping into cup)
(coffee maker whirring)
(loud clanging)
(more whirring sounds)
(very loud clang)
(knocking on door)
Breakfast, Emma.
(knocking on door)
Wake up, sleepy head.
(chair screeching)
(ominous music)
Emma!
(chair screeches)
Emma!
(panicked knocking on door)
Emma!
(door opens)
Oh, God.
(dramatic music)
- [Emma Voiceover] He spent so much time traveling.
Sofia, Bucharest.
Prague.
(door shuts)
(zipper closing)
(pensive music)
(indistinct chatter)
(pensive music)
(speaking in foreign language)
(dramatic music)
(speaking in foreign language)
(train rumbling)
(indistinct chatter)
(train rumbling)
(offsetting music)
(switch clicks)
(offsetting music)
(door shuts)
- [Emma Voiceover] I want you to help me forget.
At least for a few days.
Can you do that for me?
(pensive music)
(knocking on door)
(woman speaking in foreign language)
- I'm looking for somebody at this address.
(woman speaking in foreign language)
- No no no.
I'm sorry. It's important.
Emma Schmitthuber. From Munich.
(woman speaks in foreign language)
You know her.
(woman speaks in foreign language)
I need your help.
(woman speaks in foreign language)
(paper shuffling)
(woman speaks in foreign language)
(door slams shut)
(offsetting music)
- I must be crazy for coming here.
- So why did you?
- Emma was my friend.
- You knew Emma.
- We worked together.
You know what does it mean, right?
- I understand.
- There are people you don't want to cross.
- I have to know what happened.
- Emma is dead.
The rest is details.
- I can't leave it at that.
- You have history together, right?
But your history is over.
I speak bluntly, but it's true.
- Sounds like some good advice, James.
You don't mind if I call you James, do you?
Feel like we already know each other.
You've gotten a little bit too far this time, my dear.
Your Emma is dead, James.
Take that as a warning.
Leave Prague.
Say goodbye to Lenka, James.
(pensive music)
(man speaks in foreign language)
Lenka doesn't want you to do that.
Does she?
(footsteps receding)
(ominous music)
(footsteps plodding)
(folk music)
(people clapping in distance)
(streetcar arriving)
(upbeat ominous music)
- Don't run, please. I need your help.
- I can't help you, leave me alone.
- You know who killed Emma.
Help me find them.
- All right. Go there.
9:00 p.m. tonight.
We can talk there.
Street is not safe.
(violin plays)
(neck bones creaking)
(pensive music)
(footsteps running)
(James panting)
(footsteps running)
(church bell chimes)
(indistinct chatter)
(James pants)
(indistinct chatter)
(church bell chimes)
(indistinct chatter)
(church bell chimes)
(indistinct chatter)
(church bell chimes)
(music playing indistinctly)
(church bell chimes)
(footsteps running)
(church bell chimes)
(music playing indistinctly)
(James gasps)
(church bell chimes)
(James pants)
(indistinct chatter)
(church bell chimes)
(indistinct chatter)
(James breathing hard)
(high pitched music)
(James breathing hard)
(soft music)
(door clicks opens)
(speaking in foreign language)
- He needs help.
- You speak English.
- Yes. We lived in the US for years.
So what happened?
- I was near the old town square.
Couple of guys jumped me out of nowhere.
They demanded money.
I just grabbed a fistful of coins.
Threw it at 'em.
Kind of stupid, I guess, but.
Gave me a chance to run.
Your daughter really saved me.
- Where were you staying?
I'll give you a lift.
- No!
The man might still be looking for him.
- Well, I don't really know.
- He can sleep in my room.
I can sleep on the couch.
- Well.
- He can be in danger.
- She might be right.
It seems like I've seen these guys before.
It's kind of spooky.
- See?
- If it's no trouble.
- Okay.
You look harmless enough.
(instrumental music)
(toilet flushes)
(footsteps shuffling)
(door shuts)
- Morning.
Nothing like a good night's sleep, huh?
- Good morning.
She's got something to tell you.
- What's wrong?
Tell him.
- I came into your room last night.
And I looked at your pictures.
I'm sorry.
- Oh, that's okay.
I mean, people get curious. Happens all the time.
- Yeah, maybe.
But she shouldn't be snooping
around other people's stuff.
- Good point. You can get in big trouble snooping.
- I'm sorry. But I saw the pictures in there,
and I couldn't resist.
- No, I totally understand.
- And when I recognized that man, I just kept...
- What did you say?
- I said, I saw the picture that was lying...
- Why do you have...
- No.
You said you recognize that guy, right?
- Yes.
- Who is he?
Tell me.
- Hey, hey.
You're scaring her.
- Sorry.
Who is he?
(upbeat music)
- He's the guy that owns the place
I had my birthday party yesterday.
- Really.
And where was that?
(offsetting music)
(footsteps shuffling)
(dramatic music)
(speaking in foreign language)
- As you wish.
- Nice place for a double life.
- I suppose you would know.
- But we both have a problem in those lives,
don't we?
- And what is that?
- We're all alone.
Your friend with the interesting hair doesn't come by here.
Does he?
Your friends in this life just wouldn't understand
you having a goon.
- Goon? It is such a hard word.
Well, I prefer covert assistant.
- Muscle, by any other name.
- It is a tangled web we weave.
- Indeed.
So I imagine you worked for the West the entire time?
- Yes.
- Hence your unfortunate death
when Emma was figuring it out.
Must have been all your travel
to the grimy underbelly of modern espionage, huh?
- Sometimes travel is necessary.
After all, you cannot do everything
by Skype and Facebook.
Witness you sitting here.
- True enough.
Control had their suspicions,
they had Emma contact me.
- It was the only way to get you to break your cover,
she always was your weak link.
- I loved her.
- So did I, and she married me.
- And you had her killed.
- No, that was business,
she was getting too close to the truth.
- That you had to return to the decadent West.
- Oh, where you live your life.
- Only to serve the higher cause.
What better way than a wolf among the lambs, right?
I despise their soulless, fast-food, big box materialism.
They believe in nothing,
and consume the world down the toilet.
They fancy themselves
the guardians of freedom and democracy
but all they export are hypocrisy and greed.
- Spare me your Jihadi bullshit.
I listened to this shit for years.
- That's right.
You don't have to listen to this,
you're a lost cause, a lackey of the West,
a waste of valuable air.
But I'm gonna take care of that.
(men grunting)
(body falls on ground)
(soft music)
(footsteps receding)
(streetcar engine roaring)
Yeah, it's done, get me out of here.
Listen to me goddamnit,
I did what you told me to do.
Now, get me the hell outta here.
What? You gotta be kidding me.
(bus rumbling)
Son of a bitch!
(indistinct chatter)
(speaking in foreign language)
(gentle music)
(indistinct chatter)
- [Evan] Hey, this is Evan,
sorry I can't get to the phone,
but you know what to do.
(phone beeping)
- Hey, Evan, it's me, how are you doing?
I haven't heard from you,
just want to make sure everything's okay.
So text me or call me or Facebook me.
All right. Take care. Bye.
(gentle suspenseful music)
(indistinct chatter)
(pensive music)
- Are you Kane?
Control said you could use this.
(pensive music)
- You could say that.
(soft suspenseful music)
(switch clicks)
(pensive music)
(door clangs)
(suspenseful music)
(door lock clangs)
(James sighs)
(pensive music)
(Announcement VO: will the following passengers)
(report to flight control)
(Lieutenant Robert Ridenour)
(Master Sergeant James Kane)
(birds chapping indistinctly)
(stein tinkles on table)
(pensive music)
Confirmed.
(app notifications ding)
Confirmed.
Duty calls.
(soft music)
(upbeat music)