WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:02:07.344 --> 00:02:08.476 I know. 4 00:02:10.217 --> 00:02:12.958 I shouldn't be lying on the floor like this. 5 00:02:15.352 --> 00:02:18.964 In fact, it's the last thing I should be doing right now. 6 00:02:21.793 --> 00:02:23.099 The thing is... 7 00:02:25.536 --> 00:02:27.669 I suddenly felt sick. 8 00:02:29.758 --> 00:02:31.368 It'll pass. 9 00:02:32.804 --> 00:02:35.067 I just need a minute. 10 00:02:35.155 --> 00:02:36.591 Or two. 11 00:02:38.506 --> 00:02:40.812 But now that I'm here on the floor 12 00:02:40.899 --> 00:02:43.337 in this fine, big house... 13 00:02:45.077 --> 00:02:47.428 it's dredging up a number of memories. 14 00:02:48.385 --> 00:02:51.562 The first: it's 1951. 15 00:02:53.347 --> 00:02:54.957 I'm ten. 16 00:02:55.044 --> 00:02:58.743 I'm with my parents outside our family home in Devon, England. 17 00:02:58.830 --> 00:03:00.745 I've just killed my first fox. 18 00:03:02.486 --> 00:03:04.314 I should be happy. 19 00:03:05.185 --> 00:03:06.447 But I'm not. 20 00:03:07.622 --> 00:03:09.014 As I'm blooded, 21 00:03:09.101 --> 00:03:11.278 I have this feeling that something is wrong. 22 00:03:13.541 --> 00:03:15.282 But what? 23 00:03:15.369 --> 00:03:16.892 Poor fox. 24 00:03:18.763 --> 00:03:22.202 It's 1957. I'm 16. 25 00:03:22.289 --> 00:03:24.552 I'm with my mother at a gallery. 26 00:03:24.639 --> 00:03:27.032 We find ourselves in front of a painting. 27 00:03:27.119 --> 00:03:29.557 What d'you think about the maid in the painting? 28 00:03:30.732 --> 00:03:35.476 I'm... drawn to the jug she's holding. 29 00:03:35.563 --> 00:03:37.695 I like her positioning in the frame. 30 00:03:39.131 --> 00:03:42.700 I think that's what makes this painting so... 31 00:03:44.833 --> 00:03:46.051 I don't know. 32 00:03:46.922 --> 00:03:47.923 Moving. 33 00:03:48.619 --> 00:03:51.231 You find it moving? 34 00:03:54.538 --> 00:03:57.411 - In what way, my love? - I don't know. 35 00:03:57.498 --> 00:03:59.282 The truth is, I'm not sure exactly. 36 00:03:59.369 --> 00:04:00.849 I don't have the words. 37 00:04:00.936 --> 00:04:02.459 It's just a feeling I have 38 00:04:02.546 --> 00:04:05.245 to do with the young Black girl, the maid. 39 00:04:05.332 --> 00:04:06.681 There's something about her 40 00:04:06.768 --> 00:04:08.335 being the subject of the painting. 41 00:04:08.422 --> 00:04:11.816 Not Jesus and his disciple, but her. 42 00:04:11.903 --> 00:04:14.036 For some reason, I find that moving. 43 00:04:16.908 --> 00:04:19.520 It's a year later. I'm 17. 44 00:04:19.607 --> 00:04:22.174 Just had an argument with my parents. 45 00:04:22.262 --> 00:04:24.307 They want me to go to Buckingham Palace 46 00:04:24.394 --> 00:04:27.702 to be presented to the Queen as a debutant 47 00:04:27.789 --> 00:04:30.052 so I can be married off. 48 00:04:30.139 --> 00:04:32.881 To my mind, it's a pornographic affair. 49 00:04:32.968 --> 00:04:35.536 My parents disagree. Strongly. 50 00:04:35.623 --> 00:04:38.887 They suggest that I better accept the invitation or else. 51 00:04:38.974 --> 00:04:42.543 You've talked about your desire to go to university. 52 00:04:42.630 --> 00:04:47.852 If we support you to go to university, 53 00:04:47.939 --> 00:04:50.551 it's not unreasonable for you to reciprocate. 54 00:04:50.638 --> 00:04:52.074 I see. 55 00:04:53.728 --> 00:04:57.035 So, this is what they call "horse trading". 56 00:04:58.994 --> 00:05:03.085 This hostility, this anger... 57 00:05:04.260 --> 00:05:05.914 where does it come from? 58 00:05:07.611 --> 00:05:09.961 A good question. 59 00:05:10.048 --> 00:05:12.312 Where does all this anger come from? 60 00:05:13.791 --> 00:05:16.228 I wish I knew. 61 00:05:16.316 --> 00:05:19.014 Anyway, is it really such a bad thing, 62 00:05:19.101 --> 00:05:20.407 to be angry? 63 00:05:21.538 --> 00:05:23.323 I don't think so. 64 00:05:23.410 --> 00:05:26.630 I actually find it... What's the word? 65 00:05:28.284 --> 00:05:29.764 Exciting. 66 00:06:12.067 --> 00:06:13.373 Guns. 67 00:06:25.515 --> 00:06:28.692 If I'm lucky, I should make it to the safe house by three. 68 00:06:28.779 --> 00:06:30.477 I'll call when we have news. 69 00:06:34.742 --> 00:06:36.439 Take care, comrade. 70 00:06:51.323 --> 00:06:52.760 I've got to wee. 71 00:07:35.150 --> 00:07:36.499 Here's the key. 72 00:07:36.586 --> 00:07:38.980 Shh. Quiet. 73 00:08:26.636 --> 00:08:29.421 Hello. Can I help you? 74 00:08:29.509 --> 00:08:31.162 Sorry to disturb you, 75 00:08:31.249 --> 00:08:34.905 but my car broke down and I saw some lights on. 76 00:08:34.992 --> 00:08:37.125 I wondered if I could use your phone 77 00:08:37.212 --> 00:08:39.083 to call a local garage. 78 00:08:40.955 --> 00:08:43.000 - One moment. - Thank you. 79 00:09:03.804 --> 00:09:04.805 Right, let's go. 80 00:09:11.507 --> 00:09:12.856 Ah. 81 00:09:15.337 --> 00:09:17.905 Hmm. Okay. 82 00:09:20.908 --> 00:09:22.344 It was a coup d'etat. 83 00:09:22.431 --> 00:09:23.954 How long? 84 00:09:24.651 --> 00:09:26.478 Ah, Okay. 85 00:09:26.566 --> 00:09:28.742 -No. 86 00:09:56.987 --> 00:09:58.859 You! You deal with him. 87 00:09:58.946 --> 00:10:02.602 You, you cover the boy. Comrade, you come with me. 88 00:10:06.562 --> 00:10:07.650 Who are you? What are you doing here? 89 00:10:07.737 --> 00:10:09.043 Shut up! 90 00:10:09.130 --> 00:10:10.697 -You heard what she said! - Okay, up. Move. 91 00:10:10.784 --> 00:10:12.394 Let's go. Keep moving. 92 00:10:12.481 --> 00:10:14.701 Give me an excuse and you're a dead fucking man, all right? 93 00:10:14.788 --> 00:10:17.747 - Move. Move! On your knees. - No screaming, no running away. 94 00:10:17.834 --> 00:10:19.836 - Get on your knees down there. - There. 95 00:10:19.923 --> 00:10:22.447 - You can't just come in here - I said shut up! 96 00:10:22.534 --> 00:10:24.319 Get the fuck over there! 97 00:10:24.406 --> 00:10:27.801 - Please, calm down. - Tell us what you want, 98 00:10:27.888 --> 00:10:29.846 but please, please don't harm anyone. 99 00:10:29.933 --> 00:10:33.850 Get on the fucking ground, you capitalist pigs! Now! 100 00:10:33.937 --> 00:10:35.504 Get down! Now! 101 00:10:35.591 --> 00:10:38.725 Hands in the air, yous capitalist pigs! Now! 102 00:10:38.812 --> 00:10:40.770 Don't fuck around with me, I'm warning ya! 103 00:10:40.857 --> 00:10:42.163 Do exactly what I tell ya... 104 00:10:42.250 --> 00:10:44.600 Take this, this, this and that. 105 00:10:44.687 --> 00:10:48.256 And then you round up everyone in the house. You tie him up. 106 00:10:48.343 --> 00:10:50.432 You. You come with me. 107 00:10:57.047 --> 00:10:59.920 In what is now being seen as the biggest art theft in the world, 108 00:11:00.007 --> 00:11:02.836 international sources have intensified Gardai efforts 109 00:11:02.923 --> 00:11:04.446 who have mounted the largest manhunt 110 00:11:04.533 --> 00:11:05.926 in the history of the state. 111 00:11:06.013 --> 00:11:08.493 They have not ruled out terrorist involvement. 112 00:11:08.580 --> 00:11:10.539 Gardai are looking for four people. 113 00:11:10.626 --> 00:11:12.149 Three men and a woman. 114 00:11:12.236 --> 00:11:13.455 The woman has red hair 115 00:11:13.542 --> 00:11:15.239 and a distinctive French accent. 116 00:11:15.326 --> 00:11:16.676 Members of the public 117 00:11:16.763 --> 00:11:18.547 are asked not to approach these individuals. 118 00:11:18.634 --> 00:11:20.897 Gardai have stressed they are extremely violent. 119 00:11:20.984 --> 00:11:23.987 If you see anything suspicious or know something 120 00:11:24.074 --> 00:11:26.381 please get in touch with your local Garda station. 121 00:11:26.468 --> 00:11:28.731 Padraig O Cinneide, Russborough House. 122 00:11:28.818 --> 00:11:30.907 Red hair. French accent. 123 00:11:30.994 --> 00:11:33.344 Distinctive French accent. 124 00:11:33.431 --> 00:11:36.608 "Distinctive" might just be another word for "bad". 125 00:11:36.696 --> 00:11:38.088 But d'you know what I'm thinking? 126 00:11:38.175 --> 00:11:40.090 Given the scale of what we've just done, 127 00:11:40.177 --> 00:11:42.527 you throw in phrases like "terrorist involvement" 128 00:11:42.614 --> 00:11:44.268 and "extremely violent", 129 00:11:44.355 --> 00:11:46.357 kinda raises the stake, so it does. 130 00:12:53.120 --> 00:12:55.731 Put your arms down. 131 00:13:32.724 --> 00:13:33.856 What's this one? 132 00:13:35.989 --> 00:13:38.730 It's by a painter called Rubens. 133 00:13:38.818 --> 00:13:42.169 Painting's called Venus Supplicating Jupiter. 134 00:13:42.256 --> 00:13:47.000 That's Jupiter. The Roman king of the gods. 135 00:13:47.087 --> 00:13:49.306 And that's Venus. 136 00:13:49.393 --> 00:13:51.656 And she's pleading with Jupiter 137 00:13:51.743 --> 00:13:56.139 to let Rome rule over the world. 138 00:13:56.226 --> 00:13:58.707 It's like watching the birth of imperialism. 139 00:13:59.751 --> 00:14:01.492 What d'you think of that, Martin? 140 00:14:01.579 --> 00:14:03.059 Fuckers. 141 00:14:08.586 --> 00:14:09.631 Is that your blood? 142 00:14:10.719 --> 00:14:12.155 It's either mine or the chef's. 143 00:14:13.287 --> 00:14:14.679 Either way, we should look at that. 144 00:14:14.766 --> 00:14:16.943 It's still bleeding. 145 00:14:17.030 --> 00:14:18.161 Yeah. 146 00:14:33.350 --> 00:14:34.395 You're new. 147 00:14:35.439 --> 00:14:37.398 - I am. - What's your name? 148 00:14:37.485 --> 00:14:38.747 Bridget. 149 00:14:39.530 --> 00:14:40.967 Actually, it's Rose. 150 00:14:41.054 --> 00:14:42.620 Well, which do you prefer? 151 00:14:42.707 --> 00:14:44.884 Rose. Bridget's my first name. 152 00:14:44.971 --> 00:14:46.276 I haven't used it in a long time. 153 00:14:46.363 --> 00:14:47.582 I don't know why I said that. 154 00:14:47.669 --> 00:14:50.585 Rose. Rose Dugdale. 155 00:14:50.672 --> 00:14:53.805 So what have you made of our discussion so far? 156 00:14:53.893 --> 00:14:55.503 I agree with what was said. 157 00:14:55.590 --> 00:14:58.810 I think that the policies that lead to sexual discrimination 158 00:14:58.898 --> 00:15:01.813 need to be addressed and changed. 159 00:15:01.901 --> 00:15:05.382 And how would we do that? The change part, I mean. 160 00:15:06.557 --> 00:15:09.778 Writing. Lobbying. 161 00:15:09.865 --> 00:15:12.215 And what if that doesn't work? 162 00:15:12.302 --> 00:15:15.392 What if words don't bring about this change? 163 00:15:17.699 --> 00:15:19.309 Well, then, I don't know. 164 00:15:20.615 --> 00:15:24.053 -Izzy? - What about direct action? 165 00:15:24.140 --> 00:15:27.056 Disruption. Protest. Agitation. 166 00:15:27.143 --> 00:15:29.972 Violence, even. 167 00:15:30.059 --> 00:15:32.801 Do you think you would ever be prepared for militant action? 168 00:15:34.324 --> 00:15:37.066 I think if I had a bit more courage. 169 00:15:37.153 --> 00:15:39.851 Courage comes out of anger, no? 170 00:15:41.288 --> 00:15:42.854 Tell me, what makes you angry? 171 00:15:42.942 --> 00:15:45.683 Being barred from the Oxford Union. 172 00:15:45.770 --> 00:15:46.858 Yep. 173 00:15:46.946 --> 00:15:49.122 Knowing that because I'm a woman, 174 00:15:49.209 --> 00:15:53.300 I can't drink there, eat there, let alone debate there. 175 00:15:53.387 --> 00:15:56.390 - And it really pisses me off! 176 00:15:56.477 --> 00:15:58.958 So, Rose Dugdale, 177 00:16:00.002 --> 00:16:02.744 what are you going to do about it? 178 00:16:02.831 --> 00:16:04.441 Down with the patriarchy! 179 00:16:04.528 --> 00:16:07.967 Down with the patriarchy! Down with the patriarchy! 180 00:16:08.054 --> 00:16:09.446 Down with the patriarchy! 181 00:17:50.199 --> 00:17:52.158 You sure you know what you're doing? 182 00:17:52.245 --> 00:17:54.508 Yeah. I've done it before. 183 00:17:54.595 --> 00:17:57.467 -How many times? - Loads of times. 184 00:17:58.468 --> 00:17:59.556 Where? 185 00:18:01.123 --> 00:18:04.344 Martin. Where? 186 00:18:04.431 --> 00:18:05.780 In my dad's butcher shop. 187 00:18:10.045 --> 00:18:13.570 Well, it's up to you, but honestly, that gets infected, 188 00:18:13.657 --> 00:18:15.572 you won't have a hand left to stitch. 189 00:18:24.233 --> 00:18:27.410 Do not fuck this up. 190 00:18:28.542 --> 00:18:29.804 I won't. 191 00:18:57.658 --> 00:19:00.443 I'm truly sorry we have to do this, but it can't be avoided. 192 00:19:00.530 --> 00:19:02.097 We're not here to hurt you. 193 00:19:02.184 --> 00:19:03.925 As a matter of fact, we stand with you. 194 00:19:04.012 --> 00:19:05.013 Don't we, comrade? 195 00:19:05.100 --> 00:19:06.623 - We do. - The working class. 196 00:19:06.710 --> 00:19:08.843 Tell that to the press when they interview you. 197 00:19:08.930 --> 00:19:11.019 They'll ask you questions like, "What did they say?" 198 00:19:11.106 --> 00:19:12.542 You can tell them we were very polite 199 00:19:12.629 --> 00:19:14.675 and that we talked mainly about the class struggle 200 00:19:14.762 --> 00:19:16.329 and British colonial rule. 201 00:19:16.416 --> 00:19:18.635 In particular what Britain is doing in Northern Ireland. 202 00:19:18.722 --> 00:19:19.941 Internment, for example. 203 00:19:20.028 --> 00:19:22.030 You won't forget to say that, will you? 204 00:19:22.117 --> 00:19:24.163 Have we mentioned everything, comrade? 205 00:19:24.250 --> 00:19:25.468 Pretty much. 206 00:19:25.555 --> 00:19:27.862 You got that? Yeah? Good man, yourself. 207 00:19:27.949 --> 00:19:29.907 Now, I'm gonna ask you a question 208 00:19:29.994 --> 00:19:31.692 and I want you to really, really think 209 00:19:31.779 --> 00:19:33.607 about your answer here now, okay? 210 00:19:33.694 --> 00:19:36.436 Is there anyone else in this house we need to know about? 211 00:19:36.523 --> 00:19:38.829 I ask because we really hate surprises. 212 00:19:38.916 --> 00:19:40.614 Especially him. 213 00:19:42.529 --> 00:19:43.704 Answer me. 214 00:19:46.054 --> 00:19:47.969 Okay. Let's move them upstairs. 215 00:19:54.889 --> 00:19:56.456 Move. Upstairs. Go. 216 00:20:02.113 --> 00:20:06.205 Hello in there. How are you doing? 217 00:20:07.815 --> 00:20:11.210 I'm sorry about all of the carry-on this morning. 218 00:20:14.561 --> 00:20:17.172 You must think it's all a bit mad. 219 00:20:23.787 --> 00:20:27.574 I'm hoping things'll get quieter now. 220 00:20:31.665 --> 00:20:33.319 I really hope so. 221 00:20:54.122 --> 00:20:57.778 You know, one of his lovers was the actor Paulo Carlini, 222 00:20:57.865 --> 00:21:00.259 from that film, Roman Holiday. 223 00:21:00.346 --> 00:21:02.478 It's quite something, isn't it? 224 00:21:02.565 --> 00:21:04.437 The way they denounce homosexuality 225 00:21:04.524 --> 00:21:06.700 while at the same time fucking each other. 226 00:21:13.968 --> 00:21:15.535 It's probably nothing. 227 00:21:15.622 --> 00:21:18.407 You stay here. I'll go check. 228 00:22:44.624 --> 00:22:46.147 Okay. 229 00:22:46.234 --> 00:22:48.671 Now, I want you to listen. 230 00:22:49.368 --> 00:22:51.152 Listen carefully. 231 00:22:51.239 --> 00:22:53.589 What's the quickest way to the drawing room? 232 00:22:55.156 --> 00:22:56.897 - Which way? - That way! 233 00:22:56.984 --> 00:22:58.420 Go! 234 00:23:03.033 --> 00:23:06.036 Having them here's quite something, isn't it? 235 00:23:07.734 --> 00:23:09.126 It really is. 236 00:23:17.308 --> 00:23:18.309 Mind if I have a look? 237 00:23:20.660 --> 00:23:21.704 No. 238 00:23:33.237 --> 00:23:35.152 Maybe put, "Don't respond." 239 00:23:37.764 --> 00:23:40.723 "Don't talk, just listen." 240 00:23:42.072 --> 00:23:44.161 "Listen carefully." 241 00:23:44.248 --> 00:23:46.555 "Write down exactly what I say." 242 00:23:49.732 --> 00:23:51.778 - Hmm, it's better. - Hmm? 243 00:23:51.865 --> 00:23:52.909 Hmm. 244 00:23:57.087 --> 00:23:58.611 Thanks, Martin. 245 00:24:02.179 --> 00:24:04.138 Oh, Martin. Turn that up. 246 00:24:20.067 --> 00:24:21.460 Don't move. 247 00:25:01.238 --> 00:25:04.938 Who is he? Speak or he's a dead man! 248 00:25:05.025 --> 00:25:06.417 He's my daddy! 249 00:25:35.055 --> 00:25:37.448 I'm gonna go out now, have a poke around. See what's what. 250 00:25:37.536 --> 00:25:40.669 Martin, it's not a "poke around". 251 00:25:40.756 --> 00:25:43.193 You're on night maneuvers, okay? 252 00:25:43.280 --> 00:25:44.499 You survey the immediate area, 253 00:25:44.586 --> 00:25:46.153 check out for anything suspicious. 254 00:25:46.240 --> 00:25:48.982 Then after four hours, you come back here, wake me, 255 00:25:49.069 --> 00:25:50.592 and then it'll be my turn, okay? 256 00:25:51.767 --> 00:25:52.768 Good man. 257 00:25:55.641 --> 00:25:56.729 How do you think today went? 258 00:25:58.687 --> 00:26:00.863 Well, I mean, these things can be messy. 259 00:26:00.950 --> 00:26:02.517 Sometimes real messy. 260 00:26:02.604 --> 00:26:07.783 So, all things considered, it went okay. Why do you ask? 261 00:26:12.832 --> 00:26:16.139 It's just, I want the whole thing to go well, you know? 262 00:26:17.271 --> 00:26:19.621 Are you ambitious, Martin? 263 00:26:19.708 --> 00:26:22.058 I guess I am. 264 00:26:22.145 --> 00:26:24.452 Well, there's nothing wrong with that. 265 00:26:24.539 --> 00:26:27.760 Surround yourself with winners. That's the key. 266 00:26:30.327 --> 00:26:31.938 Is Rose a winner? 267 00:26:34.723 --> 00:26:36.203 We'll know soon enough. 268 00:26:37.813 --> 00:26:42.252 Move. Go. Keep walking. 269 00:26:42.339 --> 00:26:44.472 Your job was to round up everyone! 270 00:26:44.559 --> 00:26:46.126 - I know, we fucked up. - Sorry. 271 00:26:46.213 --> 00:26:49.520 Sorry's no fucking good to me! I want no more surprises. 272 00:26:49.608 --> 00:26:51.522 Do a quick sweep, check everywhere. Go! 273 00:26:54.134 --> 00:26:55.875 Hurry up! Hurry up! 274 00:26:58.181 --> 00:26:59.182 Clear. 275 00:27:13.153 --> 00:27:14.676 Where would this one be on the list? 276 00:27:17.679 --> 00:27:19.333 In terms of value? 277 00:27:21.552 --> 00:27:22.553 Yeah. 278 00:27:24.294 --> 00:27:26.253 Pretty close to the top. 279 00:27:29.473 --> 00:27:30.649 She looks... 280 00:27:31.911 --> 00:27:33.782 not sad, exactly, but... 281 00:27:36.045 --> 00:27:39.309 I don't know. Interesting. 282 00:27:42.791 --> 00:27:45.925 She's an actress. 283 00:27:46.012 --> 00:27:49.319 And those are clothes borrowed from the local theatre troupe. 284 00:27:53.628 --> 00:27:55.804 So, she isn't what she seems. 285 00:27:58.677 --> 00:28:00.896 Maybe that's what's so interesting about her. 286 00:28:06.119 --> 00:28:08.948 You can leave your gun behind. 287 00:28:09.035 --> 00:28:11.472 What if I come across something? 288 00:28:11.559 --> 00:28:14.040 Whatever you come across out there, you won't need a gun. 289 00:28:15.128 --> 00:28:16.825 Your bare hands will do just fine. 290 00:28:26.574 --> 00:28:28.707 You don't trust me, do you? 291 00:28:28.794 --> 00:28:31.013 I'm worried that if you take that gun with you, 292 00:28:31.100 --> 00:28:32.667 you might use it. 293 00:28:35.061 --> 00:28:36.976 Goodnight, Rose. 294 00:28:37.063 --> 00:28:38.673 Oiche mhaith. 295 00:28:59.955 --> 00:29:03.437 These are our demands. 296 00:29:03.524 --> 00:29:10.357 The four hunger strikers, including the Price sisters, 297 00:29:10.444 --> 00:29:12.751 to be returned immediately 298 00:29:12.838 --> 00:29:17.886 to serve the rest of the prison terms 299 00:29:17.973 --> 00:29:19.670 in Ireland. 300 00:29:20.976 --> 00:29:26.895 If this request is granted, the paintings... 301 00:29:26.982 --> 00:29:30.638 the paintings will be returned on the payment 302 00:29:30.725 --> 00:29:34.120 of £500,000. 303 00:29:34.207 --> 00:29:38.211 If you do not comply with our conditions, 304 00:29:39.081 --> 00:29:41.823 the paintings will be destroyed. 305 00:29:51.137 --> 00:29:52.834 Okay. 306 00:30:28.957 --> 00:30:32.569 - Do I look okay? - You look gorgeous. 307 00:30:32.656 --> 00:30:35.746 That's not exactly what I meant, Martin. 308 00:30:36.443 --> 00:30:37.661 You look the part. 309 00:30:38.619 --> 00:30:40.099 Be careful, okay? 310 00:30:42.579 --> 00:30:43.580 I will. 311 00:31:18.137 --> 00:31:20.617 Comrade Rose, you wanted to make a statement? 312 00:31:20.704 --> 00:31:21.836 Thank you, Comrade Alice. 313 00:31:21.923 --> 00:31:23.969 Today, on the march, 314 00:31:24.056 --> 00:31:27.494 we witnessed the state apparatus in action. 315 00:31:27.581 --> 00:31:31.628 How it uses violence and brutality on its citizens. 316 00:31:31.715 --> 00:31:35.197 We can't sit back and do nothing. We must act. 317 00:31:35.284 --> 00:31:38.026 This government has sanctioned internment in our names. 318 00:31:38.113 --> 00:31:40.768 It's arrested peaceful political activists 319 00:31:40.855 --> 00:31:42.944 and held them without charge, without trial. 320 00:31:43.031 --> 00:31:45.686 This is happening in our own back yard. 321 00:31:45.773 --> 00:31:48.341 I am angry. 322 00:31:48.428 --> 00:31:51.605 I am so angry with this country 323 00:31:51.692 --> 00:31:54.390 and with its disgusting behavior in Northern Ireland. 324 00:31:54.477 --> 00:31:56.566 And I am willing to do whatever it takes 325 00:31:56.653 --> 00:31:59.221 to put an end to British imperialism in Ireland. 326 00:31:59.308 --> 00:32:03.095 And you, are you with me? Are you willing to fight? 327 00:32:03.182 --> 00:32:05.053 - Yes! - To fight and to keep fighting? 328 00:32:05.140 --> 00:32:07.795 - Yes! - Fight! Fight! 329 00:32:07.882 --> 00:32:10.189 Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! 330 00:32:10.276 --> 00:32:12.800 Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! 331 00:32:40.480 --> 00:32:42.961 National Gallery of Ireland. 332 00:32:44.179 --> 00:32:48.009 Put me through to the director, Mr. White. 333 00:32:57.105 --> 00:32:58.977 Mr. White? 334 00:32:59.064 --> 00:33:02.502 Don't talk. Just listen. 335 00:33:02.589 --> 00:33:08.160 Listen carefully and write down exactly what I say. 336 00:33:09.248 --> 00:33:10.640 Ready? 337 00:33:11.772 --> 00:33:15.254 I represent the people 338 00:33:15.341 --> 00:33:20.259 who liberated the paintings from the capitalist pigs. 339 00:33:21.608 --> 00:33:23.436 These are... 340 00:33:25.525 --> 00:33:27.788 These are our demands. 341 00:33:33.533 --> 00:33:38.364 Can you... can you please point that gun somewhere else? 342 00:33:38.451 --> 00:33:39.887 I'll say this once. 343 00:33:39.974 --> 00:33:42.150 You and Your Lordship here better shut the fuck up! 344 00:33:42.237 --> 00:33:44.457 - Sir. - What's that? 345 00:33:44.544 --> 00:33:46.154 He's not a "lord". He's a "sir". 346 00:33:46.241 --> 00:33:47.764 - Oh, really? 347 00:33:51.855 --> 00:33:54.641 No! No! No! No, no, no! 348 00:33:54.728 --> 00:33:56.947 - What the fuck was that? - Martin. Who else? 349 00:33:57.035 --> 00:33:59.080 I fucking told you! You deal with this! 350 00:34:00.168 --> 00:34:01.300 Fuck! 351 00:34:03.780 --> 00:34:06.174 So, ladies and gentlemen, what seems to be the problem here? 352 00:34:06.261 --> 00:34:07.741 Nothing. 353 00:34:07.828 --> 00:34:09.525 With respect, comrade, it doesn't look like nothing. 354 00:34:09.612 --> 00:34:11.136 These fuckers aren't cooperating! 355 00:34:11.223 --> 00:34:12.833 Could I have a quick word, comrade? 356 00:34:15.531 --> 00:34:17.098 Your capacity for violence, Martin, 357 00:34:17.185 --> 00:34:19.187 can be both an asset and a liability. 358 00:34:19.274 --> 00:34:22.364 Right now it's the latter, okay. You need to look at that. 359 00:34:22.451 --> 00:34:25.019 In the meantime, I'll see to Lord Beit and Her Ladyship, 360 00:34:25.106 --> 00:34:27.543 and you go and help Eddie, okay? 361 00:34:27.630 --> 00:34:30.503 Comrade. Calm the fuck down. 362 00:34:32.853 --> 00:34:35.160 He's a sir, not a lord. 363 00:34:44.169 --> 00:34:45.300 Fuck! 364 00:34:46.519 --> 00:34:48.912 You fucking idiot! Fuck! 365 00:35:04.319 --> 00:35:06.060 Pack of 20, please. 366 00:35:09.977 --> 00:35:13.154 So, uh, 29 and five is 34. 367 00:35:23.860 --> 00:35:25.253 Not so nice today. 368 00:35:26.689 --> 00:35:27.690 No. 369 00:35:30.780 --> 00:35:32.173 Are you on holiday? 370 00:35:33.261 --> 00:35:36.003 Yes. No, I'm working. 371 00:35:37.265 --> 00:35:39.572 Oh, really? 372 00:35:39.659 --> 00:35:41.356 What kind of work would that be? 373 00:35:43.489 --> 00:35:47.057 - I'm a writer. - Oh, a novel, is it? 374 00:35:49.103 --> 00:35:50.583 Yes. 375 00:35:50.670 --> 00:35:53.151 My husband, he's not so keen on the books, 376 00:35:53.238 --> 00:35:55.588 but I quite like them. 377 00:35:57.590 --> 00:36:01.594 And if you don't mind me asking, what's the story about? 378 00:36:04.466 --> 00:36:07.600 Well, it's... 379 00:36:09.558 --> 00:36:13.475 I don't really like to talk about the story. 380 00:36:13.562 --> 00:36:15.695 Oh, it's a secret, then? 381 00:36:19.351 --> 00:36:23.355 Yes. Well, I've just started it, so... 382 00:36:23.442 --> 00:36:25.183 You don't wanna jinx it. 383 00:36:26.575 --> 00:36:28.011 Yes. 384 00:36:28.098 --> 00:36:29.578 Understood. 385 00:36:31.232 --> 00:36:33.495 Sorry about all the small change. 386 00:36:33.582 --> 00:36:35.018 But it might come in handy 387 00:36:35.105 --> 00:36:37.107 if you're making another phone call. 388 00:37:07.486 --> 00:37:10.489 I've been thinking about that conversation we had. 389 00:37:10.576 --> 00:37:14.319 Remind me. There've been quite a few, Martin. 390 00:37:14.406 --> 00:37:16.364 About the time you spent at the seminary. 391 00:37:17.191 --> 00:37:18.845 Oh, aye, that one. 392 00:37:20.455 --> 00:37:23.589 - Heaven. - Yeah, what about it? 393 00:37:23.676 --> 00:37:24.894 Did it come up much? 394 00:37:26.200 --> 00:37:28.898 It did, actually. Quite a lot. 395 00:37:30.335 --> 00:37:32.772 What did you conclude? 396 00:37:32.859 --> 00:37:35.383 You mean is it a thing? A real thing? 397 00:37:39.735 --> 00:37:40.780 Well, is it? 398 00:37:42.521 --> 00:37:44.653 Well, the jury is still very much out on that one, 399 00:37:44.740 --> 00:37:47.265 but, personally, I came to the conclusion 400 00:37:47.352 --> 00:37:49.832 that it is not a real thing. 401 00:37:51.181 --> 00:37:52.792 It's merely a thing. 402 00:37:55.011 --> 00:37:56.665 So, this is it, then? 403 00:37:57.927 --> 00:38:00.843 Aye. This is all there is. 404 00:38:03.629 --> 00:38:05.239 Are you disappointed? 405 00:38:09.678 --> 00:38:11.637 Go on, we should get inside. She'll be back soon. 406 00:38:11.724 --> 00:38:13.508 Can we just stay a little longer? 407 00:38:34.224 --> 00:38:36.139 There, you'll survive. 408 00:38:37.227 --> 00:38:38.490 Are you okay? 409 00:38:39.882 --> 00:38:42.624 No. I am not. 410 00:38:44.060 --> 00:38:45.801 May I ask you a question? 411 00:38:47.020 --> 00:38:49.283 Go on. 412 00:38:49.370 --> 00:38:53.635 Do you really think you'll get away with this, comrade? 413 00:39:05.734 --> 00:39:08.302 What we're doing here is justified. 414 00:39:08.389 --> 00:39:10.391 I don't expect you to understand that, 415 00:39:10.478 --> 00:39:12.915 - but it's a fact. 416 00:39:13.002 --> 00:39:14.874 And to answer your question, 417 00:39:14.961 --> 00:39:18.660 I do think we'll get away with it, comrade. 418 00:39:27.495 --> 00:39:28.888 Good morning! 419 00:39:30.193 --> 00:39:32.152 Is it Mrs. Merrimee? 420 00:39:32.239 --> 00:39:35.373 Oui. Uh, that's correct. 421 00:39:35.460 --> 00:39:38.637 It's my daughter's house you're staying at. 422 00:39:38.724 --> 00:39:40.813 Oh, okay. 423 00:39:42.075 --> 00:39:45.426 - Donal. - Nice to meet you, Donal. 424 00:39:47.559 --> 00:39:49.648 I understand you're a writer. 425 00:39:50.605 --> 00:39:53.216 I am. I'm trying to be. 426 00:39:53.303 --> 00:39:55.480 You've come to the right spot. 427 00:39:57.438 --> 00:39:59.484 I left some eggs at the door for you. 428 00:39:59.571 --> 00:40:02.400 - That's very kind of you. - Ah, not at all. 429 00:40:02.487 --> 00:40:05.490 I thought I saw you out the back with a friend, so... 430 00:40:05.577 --> 00:40:07.013 that's why I called over. 431 00:40:07.100 --> 00:40:10.320 That's odd. It's just me here. 432 00:40:10.408 --> 00:40:12.235 I'm on my own. 433 00:40:12.322 --> 00:40:14.063 And I was at the village. 434 00:40:15.282 --> 00:40:18.154 I must've been mistaken, so. 435 00:40:19.678 --> 00:40:21.680 Well... 436 00:40:21.767 --> 00:40:25.945 I'd better carry on. No rest for the wicked. 437 00:40:26.032 --> 00:40:29.905 Uh, if you want or need anything at all, 438 00:40:29.992 --> 00:40:32.125 just call by and ask. 439 00:40:33.387 --> 00:40:36.434 Thank you. I will. 440 00:40:36.521 --> 00:40:37.870 Right, so. 441 00:40:38.871 --> 00:40:40.307 Slan. 442 00:40:47.619 --> 00:40:49.621 Slan abhaile. 443 00:40:55.061 --> 00:40:56.715 Fuck. 444 00:41:03.678 --> 00:41:06.159 You can put those down, he's gone. 445 00:41:06.246 --> 00:41:09.554 He's a local farmer. He's called Donal. 446 00:41:09.641 --> 00:41:12.208 He left us some eggs. 447 00:41:12.295 --> 00:41:13.862 Do you think he suspects anything? 448 00:41:13.949 --> 00:41:15.864 I don't think so. 449 00:41:15.951 --> 00:41:18.737 - Are you sure? - I'm pretty sure. 450 00:41:21.217 --> 00:41:23.829 He said he saw two people out the back. 451 00:41:24.743 --> 00:41:28.137 - Is that true? - No. 452 00:41:31.184 --> 00:41:32.751 Aye, it's true, we were. 453 00:41:43.370 --> 00:41:45.328 It says the Johannes Vermeer's 454 00:41:45.415 --> 00:41:47.940 Woman Writing a Letter, with her Maid 455 00:41:48.027 --> 00:41:52.727 is one of the most valuable paintings in the world. 456 00:41:54.468 --> 00:41:57.819 There's two... It says there's two in private ownership, 457 00:41:57.906 --> 00:41:59.734 and one's owned by the Queen. 458 00:42:01.736 --> 00:42:04.870 And we have this one. 459 00:42:06.132 --> 00:42:08.526 - Can I? - Yeah. 460 00:42:11.137 --> 00:42:12.312 You okay? 461 00:42:13.574 --> 00:42:16.229 Thinking about your man? 462 00:42:16.316 --> 00:42:20.625 No, I'm thinking about the paintings. 463 00:42:21.408 --> 00:42:23.062 What about them? 464 00:42:23.149 --> 00:42:26.674 There's an outside chance that we might need to destroy them. 465 00:42:30.809 --> 00:42:32.680 Hopefully it won't come to that. 466 00:42:33.594 --> 00:42:35.030 But if it does... 467 00:42:36.684 --> 00:42:38.338 I'm prepared to do it. 468 00:42:40.470 --> 00:42:42.734 Yeah, I don't doubt that for a second. 469 00:42:49.479 --> 00:42:52.004 That must have been frightening for you. 470 00:42:55.529 --> 00:42:58.880 But you have nothing to worry about. 471 00:42:58.967 --> 00:43:01.883 Just do as you are told and you won't get hurt. 472 00:43:02.928 --> 00:43:05.060 Your father's going to be fine. 473 00:43:06.018 --> 00:43:08.411 It looked worse than it was. 474 00:43:09.369 --> 00:43:10.762 What's your name? 475 00:43:10.849 --> 00:43:13.503 - Patrick. - Patrick. 476 00:43:14.504 --> 00:43:16.376 I love that name. 477 00:43:17.682 --> 00:43:19.945 Tell me, where do you go to school? 478 00:43:20.728 --> 00:43:22.295 Saint Joseph's. 479 00:43:23.209 --> 00:43:24.471 Please... 480 00:43:25.603 --> 00:43:27.561 study hard. 481 00:43:27.648 --> 00:43:30.129 Getting good grades is very important. 482 00:43:31.086 --> 00:43:33.523 It gives you options in life. 483 00:43:35.743 --> 00:43:37.049 Will you do that? 484 00:43:45.884 --> 00:43:48.060 Do you like this painting? 485 00:43:48.147 --> 00:43:50.976 -Yes. -Me too. 486 00:43:52.804 --> 00:43:57.678 When you look at it, what do you see? 487 00:43:58.679 --> 00:44:00.942 I... I see a woman... 488 00:44:02.683 --> 00:44:05.468 at a table, writing. 489 00:44:05.555 --> 00:44:06.948 She looks rich. 490 00:44:07.035 --> 00:44:10.735 Behind her, there's this other woman. 491 00:44:12.040 --> 00:44:13.868 The maid. 492 00:44:13.955 --> 00:44:15.304 That's good. 493 00:44:17.393 --> 00:44:19.831 I think she might be daydreaming. 494 00:44:21.049 --> 00:44:23.617 I think she's daydreaming about... 495 00:44:25.575 --> 00:44:30.755 what her life would be like if she wasn't a maid. 496 00:44:30.842 --> 00:44:34.236 She didn't have to wait hand and foot on someone else. 497 00:44:37.239 --> 00:44:39.415 Perhaps she's daydreaming about... 498 00:44:41.330 --> 00:44:43.332 being somewhere else... 499 00:44:46.031 --> 00:44:48.686 living a different life, a more... 500 00:44:53.038 --> 00:44:55.040 worthwhile one. 501 00:44:58.260 --> 00:45:02.569 Where she's... she's really valued. 502 00:45:07.748 --> 00:45:09.315 Would you agree with that? 503 00:45:12.274 --> 00:45:13.536 Patrick, 504 00:45:13.623 --> 00:45:16.322 when I spoke in an English accent just now, 505 00:45:16.409 --> 00:45:20.152 don't mention it to anyone, ever. 506 00:45:21.109 --> 00:45:22.937 Now, tell me... 507 00:45:24.373 --> 00:45:26.375 which way to the music room? 508 00:45:35.733 --> 00:45:38.300 When I was fundraising for weapons in America, 509 00:45:38.387 --> 00:45:39.954 we used to go to these diners 510 00:45:40.041 --> 00:45:42.870 and you could have your eggs all different kinds of ways. 511 00:45:42.957 --> 00:45:46.178 Poached. Scrambled. Sunny-side up. 512 00:45:46.265 --> 00:45:48.528 Over-easy or hard. 513 00:45:49.703 --> 00:45:50.835 What kind are these? 514 00:45:52.271 --> 00:45:55.491 These are just eggs, Martin. 515 00:45:55.578 --> 00:45:58.494 In what is now being referred to as Bloody Sunday, 516 00:45:58.581 --> 00:46:01.323 British soldiers shot 26 unarmed civilians 517 00:46:01.410 --> 00:46:03.195 during an anti-internment protest 518 00:46:03.282 --> 00:46:04.892 in Northern Ireland today. 519 00:46:04.979 --> 00:46:08.548 Thirteen people died, including seven teenagers. 520 00:46:08.635 --> 00:46:10.158 Over to our reporter. 521 00:46:11.856 --> 00:46:13.901 The first body I saw was that of a youth 522 00:46:13.988 --> 00:46:16.164 being carried out by other civilians 523 00:46:16.251 --> 00:46:17.862 with a priest in the lead 524 00:46:17.949 --> 00:46:20.516 waving a bloody handkerchief as a white flag. 525 00:46:20.603 --> 00:46:21.996 By the side of the flats, 526 00:46:22.083 --> 00:46:25.565 we saw yet more evidence of a fatal shooting. 527 00:46:29.351 --> 00:46:31.005 While the angry Bogsiders 528 00:46:31.092 --> 00:46:33.660 hurled bitter abuse in the direction of the Paras, 529 00:46:33.747 --> 00:46:35.444 I spoke to one of their priests, 530 00:46:35.531 --> 00:46:36.837 Father Edward Daly, 531 00:46:36.924 --> 00:46:39.057 curate of nearby Saint Eugene's Church. 532 00:46:39.144 --> 00:46:40.406 Can you tell me what happened 533 00:46:40.493 --> 00:46:42.060 when the paratroopers came in, Father? 534 00:46:42.147 --> 00:46:44.410 They just came in firing at the people. 535 00:46:44.497 --> 00:46:46.064 There was no provocation whatsoever. 536 00:46:46.151 --> 00:46:47.892 A short while ago, we filmed you 537 00:46:47.979 --> 00:46:50.546 leading the way with a white handkerchief... 538 00:46:50.633 --> 00:46:52.897 - Yes. - ...for a party 539 00:46:52.984 --> 00:46:54.724 who were carrying a boy who was dead or dying. 540 00:46:54.812 --> 00:46:56.291 Now, how was he shot? 541 00:46:56.378 --> 00:46:58.859 That little boy was shot when he was running away. 542 00:46:58.946 --> 00:47:01.166 He was just a little bit behind me when he fell. 543 00:47:01.253 --> 00:47:03.081 I heard the shot, I looked around, I saw him... 544 00:47:03.168 --> 00:47:04.952 - You know him? - Yes. And he was shot... 545 00:47:05.039 --> 00:47:06.171 A young man? 546 00:47:06.258 --> 00:47:07.650 He was just a young boy, 15. 547 00:47:07.737 --> 00:47:09.652 He was running, I was running too. 548 00:47:09.739 --> 00:47:11.611 Soon after, I saw General Ford, 549 00:47:11.698 --> 00:47:13.265 commander of land forces 550 00:47:13.352 --> 00:47:15.354 and asked him for his version of what had happened. 551 00:47:15.441 --> 00:47:18.052 Paratroopers did not go in there shooting. 552 00:47:18.139 --> 00:47:21.447 In fact, they did not fire until they were fired upon. 553 00:47:21.534 --> 00:47:23.275 My information at the moment... 554 00:48:25.772 --> 00:48:28.079 Please. Please, no. 555 00:48:35.564 --> 00:48:37.479 Put him with his father. 556 00:48:37.566 --> 00:48:41.222 Patrick. I'm sorry, but he'll have to tie you up. 557 00:48:41.309 --> 00:48:43.355 Please. Please, no. 558 00:48:43.442 --> 00:48:44.965 Be gentle. 559 00:48:45.052 --> 00:48:48.621 Please! No, please, don't. Don't tie me up. 560 00:48:48.708 --> 00:48:50.362 Why is she still here? 561 00:48:50.449 --> 00:48:52.886 Things got out of hand earlier. Can't she just stay there now? 562 00:48:52.973 --> 00:48:55.019 No, Martin! You stick to the plan! 563 00:48:55.106 --> 00:48:56.803 Everyone in a different part of the house. 564 00:48:56.890 --> 00:48:59.588 It buys us more time. Get on with it! 565 00:48:59.675 --> 00:49:01.677 Let's start getting these canvases in the car. 566 00:49:01.764 --> 00:49:02.940 Got it, comrade. 567 00:49:03.027 --> 00:49:05.072 GET THE FUCK UP, YOU FASCIST PIG! 568 00:49:05.159 --> 00:49:07.509 Not you. You! Get the fuck up! 569 00:49:07.596 --> 00:49:09.859 Do as you're told or else I'll batter you! 570 00:49:36.451 --> 00:49:37.931 Morning sickness? 571 00:49:41.282 --> 00:49:42.718 How do you know? 572 00:49:43.502 --> 00:49:45.112 Thin walls. 573 00:49:48.768 --> 00:49:50.335 Some lousy family planning. 574 00:49:56.036 --> 00:49:57.559 Does Eddie know? 575 00:49:57.646 --> 00:50:00.954 I'll tell him when I'm ready. 576 00:50:01.041 --> 00:50:03.957 How do you feel about bringing a child into this world? 577 00:50:05.872 --> 00:50:07.613 Well, I feel afraid. 578 00:50:12.879 --> 00:50:15.012 I don't see the good in it. 579 00:50:21.583 --> 00:50:26.197 I speak to the child sometimes to reassure it, but... 580 00:50:29.200 --> 00:50:30.679 I think, if I'm being honest, 581 00:50:30.766 --> 00:50:33.639 I'm just trying to reassure myself. 582 00:50:39.688 --> 00:50:41.647 Does that sound mad? 583 00:50:43.388 --> 00:50:44.389 No. 584 00:50:46.043 --> 00:50:47.783 No, it's a good thing. 585 00:50:51.222 --> 00:50:52.701 You want my advice? 586 00:50:54.660 --> 00:50:56.270 Just keep talking. 587 00:51:03.625 --> 00:51:05.018 Okay. 588 00:51:52.065 --> 00:51:54.850 -It's me. - Everything all right? 589 00:51:54.937 --> 00:51:57.375 Actually, I'm not sure. 590 00:51:57.462 --> 00:52:00.726 - Something happen? - Nothing specific. 591 00:52:00.813 --> 00:52:02.467 But just to be on the safe side, 592 00:52:02.554 --> 00:52:03.642 I've made up my mind to tell 593 00:52:03.729 --> 00:52:06.297 Martin and Dominic to leave. 594 00:52:06.384 --> 00:52:10.866 Go to Baltimore. Join you at the safe house. 595 00:52:10.953 --> 00:52:12.781 Just one of those feelings of yours? 596 00:52:14.522 --> 00:52:15.567 Yeah. 597 00:52:18.483 --> 00:52:20.137 You're on your own now. 598 00:52:22.008 --> 00:52:23.879 Looks that way. 599 00:52:23.966 --> 00:52:27.187 I know you're gonna hate this, but I have to ask. 600 00:52:28.188 --> 00:52:29.711 Will you be okay? 601 00:52:31.365 --> 00:52:32.671 I'll be fine. 602 00:52:34.586 --> 00:52:36.240 Stay strong, comrade. 603 00:53:27.769 --> 00:53:29.641 Rose! 604 00:53:29.728 --> 00:53:30.946 Rose? 605 00:53:31.033 --> 00:53:33.688 Mother. Father. 606 00:53:33.775 --> 00:53:37.214 - What are you doing, darling? - And who is this gentleman? 607 00:53:37.301 --> 00:53:40.173 -This is Walter. - Pleased to meet you both. 608 00:53:40.260 --> 00:53:43.611 He is my friend. My comrade. 609 00:53:43.698 --> 00:53:46.484 And he's also my lover. 610 00:53:46.571 --> 00:53:49.530 Rose, my love, why are you stealing from your own home? 611 00:53:49.617 --> 00:53:52.446 - We're fundraising. -For what? 612 00:53:52.533 --> 00:53:55.188 For the IRA and the Republican movement. 613 00:53:55.275 --> 00:53:58.104 For the oppressed Nationalist communities in Northern Ireland. 614 00:53:58.191 --> 00:54:00.628 For the reunification of Ireland, 615 00:54:00.715 --> 00:54:02.239 and for an end to British rule. 616 00:54:02.326 --> 00:54:04.023 Is that a fact? 617 00:54:04.719 --> 00:54:06.852 Yes. It is. 618 00:54:06.939 --> 00:54:13.511 If you just put everything back, we won't press charges. 619 00:54:13.598 --> 00:54:17.863 I still love you both. But the IRA need the money. 620 00:54:22.694 --> 00:54:26.654 I've alerted the staff. They're on their way. 621 00:54:28.700 --> 00:54:32.660 -Police, please. - I think it might be time to go. 622 00:54:41.582 --> 00:54:43.018 Get away! Get off him! 623 00:54:43.105 --> 00:54:45.847 - Get off! Get off me! Fuck off! 624 00:54:55.335 --> 00:54:56.815 All right, relax! 625 00:55:40.032 --> 00:55:42.991 I think the three of us being here is a mistake. 626 00:55:44.863 --> 00:55:46.865 We make too big of a target. 627 00:55:49.694 --> 00:55:52.827 I think you should take the car early tomorrow morning 628 00:55:52.914 --> 00:55:55.439 and go and join Eddie at the safe house in Baltimore. 629 00:55:59.965 --> 00:56:01.662 Was it our uninformed comments 630 00:56:01.749 --> 00:56:03.751 about the aesthetic value of art? 631 00:56:05.013 --> 00:56:06.493 It'll be safer. 632 00:56:08.190 --> 00:56:11.106 Maybe you're right. Maybe. 633 00:56:11.890 --> 00:56:13.108 Can I ask why? 634 00:56:14.109 --> 00:56:15.676 Woman in the shop. 635 00:56:15.763 --> 00:56:18.853 The way she looked at me. The way she talked to me. 636 00:56:18.940 --> 00:56:20.420 That man, Donal. 637 00:56:20.507 --> 00:56:22.291 Oh, so you do think he suspects something? 638 00:56:23.031 --> 00:56:25.120 - Possibly. - Well? 639 00:56:27.819 --> 00:56:30.648 When I met him, I may have spoken in a French accent. 640 00:56:30.735 --> 00:56:31.953 In French, even. 641 00:56:33.302 --> 00:56:36.305 - Is that a fact? - Did he spot it? 642 00:56:38.438 --> 00:56:39.874 I'm not sure. 643 00:56:43.269 --> 00:56:44.313 I'll have to pay him a visit. 644 00:56:45.140 --> 00:56:46.968 That might get messy. 645 00:56:53.105 --> 00:56:55.194 I need you two to get some shovels. 646 00:56:57.414 --> 00:56:59.981 Dig a grave. Here. 647 00:57:02.114 --> 00:57:03.507 Not too deep. 648 00:57:05.334 --> 00:57:06.510 Understood? 649 00:57:57.386 --> 00:57:58.692 Rose. 650 00:58:01.260 --> 00:58:04.829 This is Michael. My Belfast contact I was telling you about. 651 00:58:06.352 --> 00:58:09.355 The Marxist training camp in Cuba, 652 00:58:09.442 --> 00:58:11.009 how did you find it? 653 00:58:11.096 --> 00:58:12.489 Life changing. 654 00:58:14.578 --> 00:58:16.884 After the robbery at your parents' house, 655 00:58:16.971 --> 00:58:20.801 your accomplice was sentenced to six years in prison, 656 00:58:20.888 --> 00:58:22.542 yet you walked free. 657 00:58:23.674 --> 00:58:24.631 Why? 658 00:58:26.938 --> 00:58:29.157 The British class system in action. 659 00:58:30.550 --> 00:58:32.770 A working-class man gets sent down, 660 00:58:32.857 --> 00:58:35.120 while the rich girl walks away. 661 00:58:36.556 --> 00:58:39.341 You sold a flat you owned in Chelsea 662 00:58:39.428 --> 00:58:42.388 and gave all the money away. 663 00:58:42.475 --> 00:58:46.000 My parents had given me the flat. I didn't work for it. 664 00:58:46.087 --> 00:58:50.483 I hadn't earned it in any way. It was gifted to me. 665 00:58:50.570 --> 00:58:53.530 And as a Marxist, I believed it was important 666 00:58:53.617 --> 00:58:56.533 to give this money to people who needed it more than I did. 667 00:59:01.494 --> 00:59:04.453 Oxford. Nice place. 668 00:59:05.193 --> 00:59:06.630 It is. 669 00:59:07.805 --> 00:59:09.676 You did a master's degree on Wittgenstein. 670 00:59:10.372 --> 00:59:11.548 I did. 671 00:59:11.939 --> 00:59:13.854 So, you'll be familiar with his Tractatus, then, 672 00:59:13.941 --> 00:59:15.421 and what he wrote about the world 673 00:59:15.508 --> 00:59:17.902 being the totality of facts and not things. 674 00:59:17.989 --> 00:59:19.686 I would. 675 00:59:19.773 --> 00:59:22.994 What facts can you tell me about the British in Northern Ireland? 676 01:00:20.051 --> 01:00:21.400 Nice work. 677 01:00:22.706 --> 01:00:24.098 For a beginner. 678 01:00:43.074 --> 01:00:44.771 M-Mrs. Merrimee. 679 01:00:45.729 --> 01:00:48.470 Mrs. Merrimee, please. 680 01:00:48.557 --> 01:00:50.734 Please don't shoot me, Mrs. Merrimee. 681 01:00:51.778 --> 01:00:53.475 I'm begging you, please. 682 01:00:53.562 --> 01:00:56.174 I beg you from the bottom of my heart, don't shoot me. 683 01:00:56.261 --> 01:00:59.133 Oh, Jesus, please, don't. 684 01:00:59.220 --> 01:01:01.788 Don't. Oh, God, no, please. I want to live. 685 01:01:01.875 --> 01:01:04.965 Oh, Mrs. Merrimee, don't, don't, don't. 686 01:01:12.538 --> 01:01:14.671 It really is nice around here. 687 01:01:16.498 --> 01:01:18.805 It is. 688 01:01:18.892 --> 01:01:21.460 Be nice to come back one day for a holiday. 689 01:01:22.679 --> 01:01:26.508 Have some nice walks, picnics, swims. 690 01:01:27.945 --> 01:01:29.598 - I'd like that. 691 01:01:30.991 --> 01:01:33.951 Be careful. There'll be roadblocks. 692 01:01:34.038 --> 01:01:35.039 We will. 693 01:01:36.475 --> 01:01:38.172 You take care, comrade. 694 01:01:40.566 --> 01:01:42.089 I think what we've done 695 01:01:42.176 --> 01:01:44.918 and what we're doing is very important. 696 01:01:45.005 --> 01:01:47.965 And will help bring about the change we're fighting for. 697 01:01:48.052 --> 01:01:49.706 I just wanted to say that. 698 01:01:50.707 --> 01:01:53.318 - Slan. - Slan abhaile. 699 01:01:53.405 --> 01:01:55.450 You'll be fluent in no time. 700 01:03:06.783 --> 01:03:10.221 Ah! I was wondering who it was. 701 01:03:10.308 --> 01:03:12.092 I came to return your basket. 702 01:03:12.179 --> 01:03:15.748 Come in. Come in and have a cup of tea. 703 01:03:31.808 --> 01:03:33.287 Keep moving. 704 01:03:52.263 --> 01:03:53.568 Sit! 705 01:04:00.140 --> 01:04:03.752 The other day, when we met, 706 01:04:03.840 --> 01:04:07.104 I may have accidentally spoken in a French accent, 707 01:04:07.191 --> 01:04:09.976 which must have struck you as odd, considering I'm English. 708 01:04:10.063 --> 01:04:13.675 Did seem a bit odd. 709 01:04:13.762 --> 01:04:15.808 That's why I wanted to see you, just to clear that up. 710 01:04:15.895 --> 01:04:18.419 Ah, no, that's okay. There's no need. 711 01:04:18.506 --> 01:04:20.334 I think it needs clearing up. 712 01:04:22.075 --> 01:04:24.861 In the novel that I'm writing... 713 01:04:26.558 --> 01:04:30.431 one of the characters, she's French. 714 01:04:30.518 --> 01:04:32.869 Ah! I understand. 715 01:04:34.958 --> 01:04:35.915 Good. 716 01:04:40.093 --> 01:04:41.442 And, um... 717 01:04:43.444 --> 01:04:45.794 what is it you're writing about? 718 01:04:45.882 --> 01:04:51.191 I'm writing about the class system. 719 01:04:51.278 --> 01:04:54.107 Yeah, it's about rich people, people who have lots of things, 720 01:04:54.194 --> 01:04:58.546 and in contrast to people who don't have anything at all. 721 01:04:59.591 --> 01:05:01.288 Ah. 722 01:05:01.375 --> 01:05:05.423 Last week, Paudie Casey got a fridge, 723 01:05:05.510 --> 01:05:09.035 and, er, he asked me to drop in and look at it. 724 01:05:09.122 --> 01:05:11.255 So, I went round. 725 01:05:12.212 --> 01:05:14.998 He poured me a glass of milk. 726 01:05:15.085 --> 01:05:17.478 "Try that, now," Paudie says. 727 01:05:17.565 --> 01:05:21.526 So, I drank it. And do you know what? 728 01:05:23.006 --> 01:05:27.532 It was the coldest glass of milk I ever tasted. 729 01:05:28.446 --> 01:05:30.100 I'd love a fridge. 730 01:05:36.715 --> 01:05:39.239 Can I use your bathroom? 731 01:05:39.326 --> 01:05:42.503 Oh, God, of course you can. It's just through there. 732 01:05:52.078 --> 01:05:53.123 Come on. 733 01:06:12.664 --> 01:06:15.145 Just for the record, 734 01:06:15.232 --> 01:06:20.237 our hope was to avoid any unnecessary violence. 735 01:06:20.324 --> 01:06:26.199 But sometimes things can get a bit out of control. 736 01:06:28.985 --> 01:06:31.726 I want to apologize for that. 737 01:06:33.380 --> 01:06:34.729 Don't bother. 738 01:06:46.002 --> 01:06:48.787 You and your husband have, uh... 739 01:06:48.874 --> 01:06:52.573 an interesting family history, don't you think? 740 01:06:54.662 --> 01:06:57.100 I look at this house. 741 01:06:57.187 --> 01:07:01.191 The silverware. The antiques. 742 01:07:02.105 --> 01:07:04.629 The lavish decor. The paintings. 743 01:07:06.152 --> 01:07:08.589 From time to time, you must ask yourself, 744 01:07:08.676 --> 01:07:12.767 "How is it we've accumulated so much wealth?" 745 01:07:15.683 --> 01:07:18.164 Really? 746 01:07:18.251 --> 01:07:20.514 You're going to lecture me on morality? 747 01:07:33.310 --> 01:07:35.529 I don't want to pull this trigger. 748 01:07:36.661 --> 01:07:37.923 Please don't. 749 01:07:39.272 --> 01:07:42.710 But consider Bloody Sunday. 750 01:07:42.797 --> 01:07:46.279 And all the other atrocities in Northern Ireland. 751 01:07:46.366 --> 01:07:48.716 Morally, it will be justified, no? 752 01:07:51.023 --> 01:07:54.070 People like you, you don't listen. 753 01:07:54.157 --> 01:07:56.072 You're arrogant. 754 01:07:56.159 --> 01:07:58.683 Everywhere you've been, you leave in your wake destruction. 755 01:07:58.770 --> 01:08:00.119 It's disgusting, really. 756 01:08:00.206 --> 01:08:03.166 And the worst thing is you can't see it. 757 01:08:12.871 --> 01:08:14.568 Speculation is intensifying 758 01:08:14.655 --> 01:08:16.657 that the four Russborough House suspects, 759 01:08:16.744 --> 01:08:19.182 three men and a woman with a French accent 760 01:08:19.269 --> 01:08:21.271 who is understood to be the gang leader, 761 01:08:21.358 --> 01:08:23.969 were also involved in January's failed bombing attack 762 01:08:24.056 --> 01:08:26.058 on an RUC police station. 763 01:08:26.145 --> 01:08:28.669 In the Strabane attack, four milk churns, 764 01:08:28.756 --> 01:08:31.411 each packed with a homemade 100-pound bomb 765 01:08:31.498 --> 01:08:33.370 were placed inside a hijacked helicopter 766 01:08:33.457 --> 01:08:35.807 and the pilot was forced at gunpoint 767 01:08:35.894 --> 01:08:38.331 to fly the helicopter to the RUC station. 768 01:08:39.898 --> 01:08:41.334 The bombs were thrown out of the helicopter 769 01:08:41.421 --> 01:08:42.988 but failed to detonate on impact 770 01:08:43.075 --> 01:08:44.598 and the gang escaped. 771 01:08:44.685 --> 01:08:46.122 The authorities are in no doubt 772 01:08:46.209 --> 01:08:49.212 as to the risk this violent armed gang poses 773 01:08:49.299 --> 01:08:51.344 and are again asking members of the public 774 01:08:51.431 --> 01:08:52.954 not to approach these individuals 775 01:08:53.041 --> 01:08:55.435 - under any circumstances. - Mind if we turn that off? 776 01:08:55.522 --> 01:08:57.437 - Not at all. 777 01:08:57.524 --> 01:08:59.744 I hardly ever listen to it. 778 01:08:59.831 --> 01:09:02.050 Have it on for the bit of company. 779 01:09:05.315 --> 01:09:08.100 Sure, I wasn't even listening to it now. 780 01:09:11.364 --> 01:09:12.713 Can I ask you a favor? 781 01:09:15.151 --> 01:09:17.065 Fire away. 782 01:09:17.153 --> 01:09:18.850 I was wondering if I might borrow your car 783 01:09:18.937 --> 01:09:20.156 for a day or two. 784 01:09:21.461 --> 01:09:23.202 Could have it for as long as you want. 785 01:09:24.247 --> 01:09:26.336 I can't even drive it anymore. 786 01:09:27.554 --> 01:09:29.077 Well, how come? 787 01:09:29.948 --> 01:09:32.429 I have an eye disease. 788 01:09:32.516 --> 01:09:35.823 Yeah, the doctors say I'll be totally blind 789 01:09:35.910 --> 01:09:38.565 in two to three years' time. 790 01:09:40.480 --> 01:09:41.829 It's, um... 791 01:09:42.917 --> 01:09:47.792 It starts off like a small black dot 792 01:09:48.706 --> 01:09:50.882 in the middle of your two eyes 793 01:09:50.969 --> 01:09:52.797 and then it, uh... 794 01:09:52.884 --> 01:09:55.800 it just grows, until it's all black. 795 01:09:56.583 --> 01:09:58.498 I'm sorry to hear that. 796 01:09:58.585 --> 01:10:00.021 Ah. 797 01:10:01.588 --> 01:10:04.330 Have you ever seen this? It's Braille. 798 01:10:04.417 --> 01:10:05.984 Come here. 799 01:10:07.725 --> 01:10:09.770 Here, give me your hand. 800 01:10:09.857 --> 01:10:12.599 Now try that. 801 01:10:12.686 --> 01:10:17.300 It says, "My brother Jem 802 01:10:17.387 --> 01:10:23.219 got his arm badly broken at the elbow." 803 01:10:24.481 --> 01:10:26.265 It's To Kill a Mockingbird. 804 01:10:26.352 --> 01:10:27.484 Yeah. 805 01:10:34.839 --> 01:10:37.494 I miss being able to look at the land. 806 01:10:38.973 --> 01:10:40.845 The sea. 807 01:10:41.846 --> 01:10:43.456 My children. 808 01:10:44.631 --> 01:10:46.242 My grandchildren. 809 01:10:48.592 --> 01:10:51.203 When I go for a walk now... 810 01:10:52.378 --> 01:10:53.945 and I look at things... 811 01:10:55.816 --> 01:10:59.167 they seem extra special. 812 01:11:00.604 --> 01:11:02.736 I wonder 813 01:11:02.823 --> 01:11:05.304 if what you saw at the back of the house 814 01:11:05.391 --> 01:11:07.132 wasn't two people, 815 01:11:07.219 --> 01:11:10.875 but simply the black dots in your eyes. 816 01:11:10.962 --> 01:11:16.228 I need you to think very carefully about your answer. 817 01:11:17.447 --> 01:11:19.231 Yes, it was. 818 01:11:20.624 --> 01:11:22.365 What I saw was the dots. 819 01:11:23.322 --> 01:11:25.629 You're certain of that? 820 01:11:25.716 --> 01:11:27.457 Yes, I am. 821 01:11:28.632 --> 01:11:31.461 I've never been more certain of anything. 822 01:12:43.010 --> 01:12:44.316 Shit! 823 01:12:46.492 --> 01:12:47.450 Fuck. 824 01:13:26.619 --> 01:13:27.925 Shh. 825 01:13:29.840 --> 01:13:31.494 Poor fox. 826 01:14:04.222 --> 01:14:07.051 Put me through to Mr. White. 827 01:14:12.665 --> 01:14:16.016 Sorry, what did you say? 828 01:14:17.931 --> 01:14:21.544 You need more time? Are you fucking with me? 829 01:14:23.067 --> 01:14:25.243 No, you listen. 830 01:14:25.330 --> 01:14:26.897 I don't need a lecture, Monsieur White, 831 01:14:26.984 --> 01:14:30.030 especially from a dilettante like yourself, understand? 832 01:14:32.598 --> 01:14:35.296 Of course I know their fucking value. 833 01:14:35.383 --> 01:14:37.342 You want to talk about value? 834 01:14:37.429 --> 01:14:39.518 Can you put a value on the human cost 835 01:14:39.605 --> 01:14:42.042 of the continued occupation of Northern Ireland? 836 01:14:42.129 --> 01:14:44.436 What about the innocent lives lost on Bloody Sunday? 837 01:14:44.523 --> 01:14:47.004 Do they have a value? Well? 838 01:14:48.614 --> 01:14:52.618 Next time, you talk about something you do know about. 839 01:14:54.838 --> 01:14:56.579 When I call, 840 01:14:56.666 --> 01:15:01.975 you better have a clear response to our demands. 841 01:15:03.281 --> 01:15:06.066 This is your last chance, 842 01:15:06.153 --> 01:15:09.679 or the paintings will be destroyed. 843 01:15:15.206 --> 01:15:16.294 Fuck! 844 01:15:20.385 --> 01:15:22.561 - Afternoon. - There you are, now. 845 01:15:27.871 --> 01:15:30.090 Meanwhile, in other news 846 01:15:30.177 --> 01:15:33.137 earlier today at a press conference in West Belfast, 847 01:15:33.224 --> 01:15:36.488 Mr. Albert Price, father of the Price sisters, 848 01:15:36.575 --> 01:15:38.098 who are currently on hunger strike 849 01:15:38.185 --> 01:15:40.144 in Brixton Prison in London, 850 01:15:40.231 --> 01:15:42.276 read aloud a letter from his daughters 851 01:15:42.363 --> 01:15:45.845 directed specifically at the armed gang, pleading with them 852 01:15:45.932 --> 01:15:49.066 to return the stolen Beit paintings unharmed. 853 01:15:51.982 --> 01:15:53.766 To those comrades 854 01:15:53.853 --> 01:15:56.726 who have taken the paintings from the Beits, 855 01:15:56.813 --> 01:15:58.815 we thank you for what you are trying to do 856 01:15:58.902 --> 01:16:02.427 to secure our repatriation back to Ireland. 857 01:16:02.514 --> 01:16:06.779 Like you, we are all involved in this struggle. 858 01:16:06.866 --> 01:16:10.696 However, we ourselves have studied art history 859 01:16:10.783 --> 01:16:12.219 and it would pain us 860 01:16:12.306 --> 01:16:15.527 if anything were to happen to these paintings. 861 01:16:15.614 --> 01:16:19.226 There are few beautiful things left in this world. 862 01:16:19.313 --> 01:16:22.403 It would be a great shame to destroy them. 863 01:16:22.490 --> 01:16:25.972 The world, we believe, is better for them being in it. 864 01:17:00.006 --> 01:17:02.574 I'm sorry about your suit. 865 01:17:03.401 --> 01:17:05.621 Well, these things happen. 866 01:17:07.405 --> 01:17:09.102 How are you feeling? 867 01:17:10.626 --> 01:17:12.802 Not too good, to be honest. 868 01:17:14.934 --> 01:17:16.240 No. 869 01:17:17.850 --> 01:17:19.199 I guess not. 870 01:17:22.550 --> 01:17:24.248 Where are we? 871 01:17:25.118 --> 01:17:26.642 I'm not sure. 872 01:17:27.425 --> 01:17:29.253 We thought you might know. 873 01:17:30.297 --> 01:17:32.256 "We?" 874 01:17:41.178 --> 01:17:44.007 I'm so sorry about everything that happened. 875 01:17:44.747 --> 01:17:46.270 Are you? 876 01:17:49.360 --> 01:17:51.841 No, actually. I'm not. 877 01:17:52.885 --> 01:17:54.234 Interesting. 878 01:17:55.192 --> 01:17:56.933 We miss those paintings. 879 01:17:58.891 --> 01:18:00.545 I'm not surprised. 880 01:18:01.807 --> 01:18:03.504 How come? 881 01:18:03.591 --> 01:18:06.420 After living with them for a few days, 882 01:18:07.857 --> 01:18:09.902 they kind of grow on you. 883 01:18:22.741 --> 01:18:24.743 Oh, fucking hell. 884 01:19:03.739 --> 01:19:05.088 Are you lost? 885 01:19:06.829 --> 01:19:08.918 Hello there. 886 01:19:09.005 --> 01:19:12.965 No, no. I just wanted to ask a few questions. 887 01:19:13.052 --> 01:19:14.750 Oh? 888 01:19:14.837 --> 01:19:16.969 Have you seen any strangers around? 889 01:19:17.056 --> 01:19:19.102 Specifically a woman and three men. 890 01:19:19.842 --> 01:19:21.234 Uh, no. 891 01:19:23.106 --> 01:19:24.368 Not really. 892 01:19:24.455 --> 01:19:25.761 Not really? 893 01:19:26.936 --> 01:19:29.547 I mean, no. 894 01:19:30.896 --> 01:19:32.985 Right, well, if you do see anyone, 895 01:19:33.072 --> 01:19:34.987 or indeed anything suspicious, 896 01:19:35.074 --> 01:19:36.336 be sure to let us know. 897 01:19:36.423 --> 01:19:38.774 Grand, so. I will. 898 01:19:43.126 --> 01:19:44.605 Before you go... 899 01:19:46.346 --> 01:19:49.785 my daughter has a rented cottage. 900 01:19:52.962 --> 01:19:55.399 There's someone staying there at the moment. 901 01:19:56.748 --> 01:19:58.489 Mrs. Merrimee. 902 01:19:59.577 --> 01:20:01.797 She's writing a novel. 903 01:20:01.884 --> 01:20:04.625 About the class system, you know? 904 01:20:04.712 --> 01:20:07.803 Rich people. Poor people. 905 01:21:03.946 --> 01:21:05.991 Sorry to disturb you, Miss Merrimee. 906 01:21:06.078 --> 01:21:09.995 - Missus. - Apologies, Mrs. Merrimee. 907 01:21:10.082 --> 01:21:12.389 I got your name from a local farmer. 908 01:21:12.476 --> 01:21:14.434 Donal? 909 01:21:14.521 --> 01:21:16.915 - That's him. - How can I help? 910 01:21:17.002 --> 01:21:18.656 We're going door to door 911 01:21:18.743 --> 01:21:21.833 asking if anyone has seen anything suspicious lately. 912 01:21:21.920 --> 01:21:22.921 No. 913 01:21:23.966 --> 01:21:29.188 I've just been writing and busy... 914 01:21:30.450 --> 01:21:32.670 keeping myself to myself. 915 01:21:33.801 --> 01:21:35.325 And some gardening. 916 01:21:37.675 --> 01:21:40.199 The people we are looking for are extremely dangerous, 917 01:21:40.286 --> 01:21:42.027 Mrs. Merrimee. 918 01:21:42.114 --> 01:21:44.421 Not to be approached under any circumstances. 919 01:21:44.508 --> 01:21:46.597 Thank you for letting me know. 920 01:21:52.168 --> 01:21:53.343 Is that it? 921 01:21:54.866 --> 01:21:57.521 Yes. Thanks for your time. 922 01:21:58.522 --> 01:21:59.958 I'll be on my way. 923 01:22:13.754 --> 01:22:18.150 Well, Bridget Rose Dugdale, 924 01:22:18.237 --> 01:22:21.458 what are you gonna do about that? 925 01:22:54.708 --> 01:22:56.188 Hello there. 926 01:22:57.885 --> 01:22:58.974 Hello. 927 01:23:01.106 --> 01:23:05.328 I was wondering if you ever took people out on your boat. 928 01:23:06.546 --> 01:23:10.855 Was it a sightseeing thing you had in mind? 929 01:23:11.987 --> 01:23:13.901 Actually, I was wondering 930 01:23:13.989 --> 01:23:16.165 if you might take me to Baltimore. 931 01:23:26.262 --> 01:23:27.480 It's me. 932 01:23:29.091 --> 01:23:32.007 I assume you're not calling for a friendly chat. 933 01:23:32.094 --> 01:23:34.226 I had a visit from the police earlier. 934 01:23:36.272 --> 01:23:37.838 Think they were suspicious? 935 01:23:39.362 --> 01:23:42.365 - No. - Good. 936 01:23:42.452 --> 01:23:44.889 For a moment, comrade, you had me worried. 937 01:23:44.976 --> 01:23:47.239 That said, I think I should leave. 938 01:23:47.326 --> 01:23:48.936 How? You don't have a car. 939 01:23:49.024 --> 01:23:51.374 - I do have a car. - From where? 940 01:23:51.461 --> 01:23:53.593 It doesn't matter. But, anyway, I don't want to drive. 941 01:23:53.680 --> 01:23:54.986 I think it's too dangerous. 942 01:23:55.073 --> 01:23:56.944 Too dangerous? You said they weren't suspicious. 943 01:23:57.032 --> 01:23:58.859 Oh, Eddie, give me a break. 944 01:23:58.946 --> 01:24:03.081 So... what will you do? 945 01:24:03.168 --> 01:24:04.648 I've arranged with a local fisherman 946 01:24:04.735 --> 01:24:05.866 to take me on his boat. 947 01:24:05.953 --> 01:24:07.042 A boat? 948 01:24:07.129 --> 01:24:08.608 Well, if you've got a better idea? 949 01:24:10.958 --> 01:24:13.265 No, I don't. 950 01:24:14.788 --> 01:24:16.181 So, when do you get going? 951 01:24:16.268 --> 01:24:18.749 I plan to leave at nine in the morning. 952 01:24:22.405 --> 01:24:23.406 Eddie... 953 01:24:27.192 --> 01:24:28.150 Yeah? 954 01:24:29.934 --> 01:24:31.588 Hm... 955 01:24:31.675 --> 01:24:34.112 Nothing. 956 01:26:33.536 --> 01:26:34.928 Hey, in there. 957 01:26:38.802 --> 01:26:40.717 I know what you're thinking. 958 01:26:43.807 --> 01:26:45.330 You're thinking... 959 01:26:46.940 --> 01:26:49.508 "She doesn't know what she's doing." 960 01:26:52.685 --> 01:26:53.904 Am I right? 961 01:26:58.082 --> 01:26:59.475 Well, you're wrong. 962 01:27:05.524 --> 01:27:07.178 We get away from here. 963 01:27:09.920 --> 01:27:12.531 We get to the safe house in Baltimore. 964 01:27:17.188 --> 01:27:20.191 And then when all this is over, 965 01:27:20.278 --> 01:27:22.628 I'm thinking we might settle down. 966 01:27:23.760 --> 01:27:25.544 Just you and me. 967 01:27:25.631 --> 01:27:27.590 Then we can begin again. 968 01:27:30.027 --> 01:27:31.637 Clean slate. 969 01:27:33.552 --> 01:27:35.162 Tabula rasa. 970 01:27:38.253 --> 01:27:40.907 I wonder what the Irish is for "tabula rasa". 971 01:28:21.731 --> 01:28:23.472 - Come on.