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Yeah.

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You have widely overstepped your

bound. As a foreign

diplomat, you should have known that

this game of yours cannot succeed. It

has to

stop. I have something to show

you. Watch carefully, Mr. Ambassador.

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That's fair enough.

Ladies and gentlemen, may I have your

attention, please?

Well, uh, it's for me a great honor to

to present, uh, Sweden's new ambassador

to Chile, Mr. Harold

Edston. It's no ordinary man who's now

facing you. Some of you already know his

credentials, uh, which are legendary.

Hi, nice to meet you. Nice to meet you,

too, Mr. Ambassador. Please, by this

way, this man has the disquing tendency

to land right in the middle of the

world's trouble spots. The list is

impressive. War time Oslo, then Warso,

Jakarta when it exploded, Manila, and

lately Guatemala. As for myself, I had

the pleasure of meeting this remarkable

man as far as back as 1941 when he was

carrying out his first diplomatic

mission in

Berlin. More people than I can

count are alive

today because of this man. So ladies and

gentlemen, please welcome Mr. Harold

Erdston. My task now is on Sweden's

behalf to assist you in any way possible

to achieve your goals of your

exceptional social project. And just a

moment ago, I promised your president

that his ambition to offer every Chilean

child its daily glass of milk will be

fulfilled. And you all have my words on

that. So, thank you,

Susan. I can tell you I'm not in a gray

middle soul. So, what you're saying is

that you're about politics. No, no, no,

not at all. I'm sorry. I'm sorry to

interrupt. Um, you should meet someone

that loves opera music as much as

yourself. Oh, hello, Ricardo Fuentes.

Nice to meet you. Welcome to our Hornets

Nest. Thank you. I've been stung once or

twice. Luckily, I'm not allergic. So,

then you are the right man in the right

place. However, when it comes to our

supply of music, I'm afraid it's swamped

by noisy folk singers. Do you prefer

opera? Yes. Verity. Personally, I'm

stuck on Vagnner. A flying Dutchman fan.

And with whom do I have the honor of

sharing this dance? Anna. Anna. H I'm

President Aenda's private secretary.

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Guatemala was in turmoil. Nobody Nobody

was safe. I had guard dogs. Four

Doberman pinchers outside of my US

embassy.

Adelan outside of the Swedish embassy.

What?

He had one pig. No, a guard pig.

Adelstein, you know, you should consider

coming into business. possible. I could

give you a few tips. The colonel and I,

we run a number of enterprises together.

Yes. Tring companies.

Isn't the present time little too shaky

for investing? Well, I would agree with

you. No, no, no, no. This is exactly the

right time when nobody else is. Trust

me, the chaos we are experiencing now

will not go on forever. Think about it.

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There will be three representatives from

bofos, two from SAS. And we have this

request from Atlas Copco.

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Sorry, I'm afraid I have not announced

myself. Am I interrupting?

No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'd like to

invite you for a ride in my car. Want to

come?

Are you always this direct? Do I scare

you, Mr. Ambassador? No. No. In fact,

I'm the one who should be worried. Peace

and quiet is not exactly what follows

the black pimpel around. Oh, you know

that silly nickname. This is our main

housing project. Within 3 years, we'll

have the new houses ready. Left-wing

armed groups are also located here.

Excuse me.

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The mess is yours.

Meet the revolution. Mr. Edelam, that is

if La Commandante is not in too much of

a

hurry. Ambassador Edel, my humble self.

But how? You know, my friend Susan.

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So that's what you look like.

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I can offer you some excellent wine.

That is the one thing the social have

not grabbed for themselves yet. Feel at

home please. Very much. Thank you.

This conspiracy is pushing us together.

Fate.

Coincidence?

Do you really believe in coincidence?

Oh, that's fate.

This has happened seven times this week.

Soon we'll be back in the stone age.

Nobody comes here when the world is

upside down. Thank you. We'll be fine.

Thank you so much. Thank you.

So the only thing that's missing is

music.

Cheers. School. School.

What music does the black pimperneler

prefer?

Well, I don't know.

Why don't you call me Harold, please?

Harold. M the name behind the mask.

What exactly do you mean? I have no idea

what you talk about. Yes, you do.

Like a bird on the wing over the seas

without rest. He must roam.

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That's a flying Dutchman. Ver condemned

to sail forever on his ghost

ship. Until he finds the woman who can

release him

until he finds a woman.

Flying

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Dutchman. Oh, it's open.

Okay. Good night, heart.

Good

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night. All right.

I will not deny that I strongly

disapprove of your appointment. And as

you very well know, I'm not the only one

of that opinion. The Swedish Foreign

Office makes it very clear that they're

not going to tolerate any irregularities

this time

around. First sign of

disobedience, you will be called

home.

Wimpers, if they got their way, we move

heaps of paper around.

Still, I have to put in my protest in

the milk powder deal. You can't make

promises without proper clearance.

Then I suggest that you formalize that

matter, Mr. Winter. The delivery of milk

powder must get started not in a week,

not in a month, but now. Children are

dying out

there. Thank

you. And Mr. Winter. Ask the staff to

shine the shoes. We represent Sweden.

Do you need help with anything? Winter.

I've been thinking. Uh, I mean, we don't

have a propos of all the Swedes who are

here. And Susan here, she knows the

whole network of voluntary aid workers.

So, she'll handle those records. It's a

part-time job. I've already done the

paperwork. I'll be gone for a couple

hours. All in due time.

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Jamaica Charles tolerate my humble

presence.

Has the ambassador taken an interest in

the lives of the masses. Let's stop the

charade. I want you to know that you

have my unreserved sympathy. One day a

government supporter and the next day a

revolutionary. Me neither. I support

people who do things get results like

you. We I'm just one out of many. Quite

irreplaceable. I've been told it.

So, do you have the new names? Yeah.

Yeah. Pereira and Franco Molina. There

are here.

Oh yeah.

Have you been raided before? No. No. No.

I have a suggestion. I keep these

until we find a safer hiding place.

Why do they call her common dant then?

As long as she's around, so is the left,

the real left. So, so this printing

house is just front. No, not at all.

They make school materials for the

shanty towns. Consuel, she's not a

revolutionary romantic.

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You're a very strange man, Mr.

Ambassador. H

Where are we going? Oh, uh, straight

ahead. I'll show you the way.

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And you're a very strange woman.

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Yeah,

there we got them this morning. It was

too late. Children already

sick. Give me a hand, please. Sure.

[Laughter]

Does it work? Yep.

May I present Ernesto Octavio

Michelangelo fart.

What? What did he say?

No. No. You not want to know? No. No.

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Mr. Ambassador, I will never be just one

of you. But you're you're not you're

not. You're so

precious. So precious.

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Harold, are you there?

Harold, you rascal. Hope you haven't

gone to bed already.

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Mr.

I would like to speak to Anna

Dominguez at the presidential palace.

Muchas

gracias

el Mr. heels down. The president is

speaking.

We were king. We

were

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not

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Heat. Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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Can I have your attention?

Can I have your attention, please?

Today they

turn the black page in the book of

history. Are we part of

it? We have to act.

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Dr.

Mr. Before you came, Miss Martin's

called, asked for. Sus, where is she?

She didn't give an address. She

mentioned something about a printing

house.

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Come

on. Thank you.

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Yeah. Done.

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I arrived too

late. I saw her. I took her away.

I ask for myself to take my place for

the night.

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I'll contact

you, Conuel.

I find I promise

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I

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guess I

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don't

Heat. Heat.

Who's in charge?

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I am the Swedish ambassador and I demand

to know if

for God's sake, what are you doing here?

I have reason to believe that Swedish

citizens are kept in in custody here.

Jeez.

No, not very likely. Only social rebels

are brought here. Please. In times of

crisis, mistakes will be made. We both

know that. I have no information of who

or how many. But then find

out. That is way beyond my authority.

Please. But I want to know. Please

listen.

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Mr. Ambassador, what's happening? I

think they are attacking the Cuban

embassy. Oh no, you can't go out now.

They shoot everybody.

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Who's in

charge? Who is in

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on

behalf? On behalf of Sweden, I demand to

talk to the Cuban ambassador.

What the hell are you doing here? Are

you out of your mind? There's a curfew.

My soldiers may shoot you at will. That

would not be too smart.

Go home, Mr. Ambassador. Please. Not

until I talked with my colleague inside.

And please, do I have to remind you that

an attack on a foreign embassy will be

considered an act of war.

Okay. Listen to me. This is risky for

you. Okay. But why don't you take that

up with the country's leadership? That

way, nobody would accidentally do

something that would harm the interest

of Chile. But I can no longer guarantee

you safety. Thank you very much. Thank

you so

much. Thank you very

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much. There's a little choose the

strangest places for your personal

protection that has to be stopped. do

the PS work for the time being. We have

tried to reach the hunter. No such luck

and the press associated press. But what

can they do? Are the very best we will

be on the wrong page tomorrow. I lost I

thought you

were I was in the palace. Well, I was I

was one of the last to escape. And Anna,

she was there for the president. Was she

alive? I don't

know.

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See

you

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diplomat. Santes de la

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no. This is Swedish territory. Sweden

has taken over the protective power for

this embassy. And I warn you, if you try

to stop me, you're violating Swedish

sovereignty and that will have severe

international consequences and you will

bear the

responsibility. And

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Notes. It's going to be a long night and

this may make it a little bit shorter.

Best quality guaranteed.

hand rolled by the heroes of the Cuban

Revolution. The military was already in

the

palace. You couldn't see anything for

the smoke and tear gas. A total mess.

The president wore a helmet and carried

a machine

gun. He ordered us to run for

it. As for himself, he went into the

reception

hall. A few moments later, we heard

gunfire.

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Oh, thanks God you're here. You know how

to handle this? No, but I'll try. But

the new addition to a security guard

have a milk. What's her name? His let's

say u Alienda. Aende. Alienda. Nine

lives. Mr. angles. Your disposition

concerning the Cuban embassy. They not

in any way been cleared by the foreign

office. But there was no time. Even a

whimper would understand

that. Clear it now.

We may need all the buildings. So inform

the foreign ministry that we are

besieged by refugees.

You know very well we cannot do that.

Just do it, please.

Heat. Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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Are

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you ready?

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Hold on. Hold on.

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I

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feel

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that. Come on. Real

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How many sweets are still unaccounted

for? At least five, maybe more.

Susan Martins, nothing.

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I'm the Swedish ambassador.

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So, our last encounter was not so

pleasant, Mr. Mr. Ambassador, I'm very

sorry for that. We are both doing our

duty. Yes, precisely.

You should be a military man, Mr. Edan.

Although I disliked it. You won an

important battle. Your courage impresses

me. What can I do for you? There are

Swedish citizens missing. We believe

that they may have been detained by

mistake.

We keep a close check on who we arrest.

just enemies of law and order, hardened

fanatics, people who want to wreck our

society. Unfortunately, parts of the

international press have misunderstood

our

purposes. Our only aim is reintroduce

democratic freedom, which the former

government

demolished. Let me show

you. Look at

this. I built all of them myself. Oh, I

see. It requires meticulous skill,

surgical

position. On the same way, we cut away

the absesses on the body of

society and we allow no

mistakes. Mr.

Ambassador, I assure you there are no

sweets in our detention centers.

When I was

tell

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These are hostilities.

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I

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Come on. Come on.

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It's my heavy duty to convey a truly sad

message to

you. Your king is dead.

The news reached us

today. On behalf of the Chilean people,

I offer my condolences.

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I thank you. As for

myself, I've been a passionate royalist

all my

life. It's my deep conviction that we

should turn our country into a kingdom

like you have.

People need real ideals to look up to.

As a show of sympathy, I ask you if

there's anything I can do for you on

this day of

sorrow. I would be very grateful if you

would inform the Swedish embassy that I

am

here for the king's sake.

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Hello, Mr. Turtles. Um, phone call for

you. Hello, Mr. Elo. Yes. Yes. If you're

looking for a Swedish citizen by the

name Martins, she's currently at the

National Stadium. She's not going to be

let out of there alive. Who am I talking

to? Can I

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I have to tell you that I I apologize. I

say

nothing. It's been a long time.

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I just want to know why you're

supposeding yourself like this. Susan is

at a stage. We have to get there.

How?

Your father.

Forget it. He runs with the walls. He

always did. Well, change his ways.

Change him.

Me? I don't want to see him. He never

committed himself to anything except for

the [ __ ] who feed him. He thinks

that's the way that is right. But he

doesn't think it's right to punish

innocent people. I know that well. Not

as well as I

do. He can go to hell.

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Go. What about

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Susan

Martins. for

Papa get the

didn't move

in.

Poor far.

So,

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So, I wish I had your courage.

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You sore.

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Come

on. Come on.

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You have

light. You want one? Oh, no. No, I don't

smoke. I just smoke cigars. Then you

will definitely enjoy

this. Thank you.

You never

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You want to ask me something? The rumors

about mass, the

executions happens every day.

How many men have they managed to

transfer to the Cuban embassy?

Yeah. Well, it's 200. It's risky and we

understaffed. Exactly. We can't continue

like this.

Oh, and uh the family with Deus needs a

doctor.

Oh, I see. Susan. Yeah. Is it true that

you don't want to return to Sweden in

spite of what has happened? Yeah, per

flying. I like it here. Good.

From this moment on, Susan holds the

position of a second secretary at the

embassy. You have your own car and

formerly take over responsibility of the

Cuban embassy and winter here take care

of all the formalities. Mr.

Adles, you're way out of line. Decisions

like these, we make exactly the

decisions that the situation demands.

What is needed now is action, not

discussion.

Do you realize what you're asking of me,

Mr.

Ed? My first duty is to show loyalty to

my superiors. It's a question of honor.

But you know, the military leadership

had sworn their loyalty to this

country's

government. What was their loyalty

worth? Let me make one thing clear, Mr.

Edam. Susan was only released because of

my love for my daughter.

And for the record, I supported the

takeover myself.

It was necessary to prevent the country

from plunging into total lawlessness,

total chaos. But the medicine turned out

to be a little bit more bitter than you

had

imagined. The patient is bleeding to

death.

No matter how you look at it, it is too

late. The process must fulfill itself.

It will fulfill itself with or without

me. If I refuse to do my job, somebody

else would immediately take my place.

Nothing would be changed. Do you

honestly think that is a way to define

responsibility? Let me be quite frank. I

know you don't like the situation we are

in. I know you as a decent upright

person, a human being. But is it

possible to keep your honor while at the

same time you lose your

humanity? I ask you as the

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father. Yes.

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I have just received information that

six Brazilians await

execution. With a little luck, I will be

able to hand them over to you tomorrow

morning. Thank you very much. You're a

man of honor.

for me. See see

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That's beautiful.

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Well, I thank you for this very

instructive

excursion. Are ambassadors supposed to

do this sort of thing?

Well, in this case, I invoke regional

practice.

We

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got heat.

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You have widely overstepped your

bound. As a foreign

diplomat, you should have known that

this game of yours cannot succeed. It

has to stop.

The six Brazilians you wanted to sneak

out of here have been

executed. So follow

me. I have something to show you.

Watch carefully, Mr. Ambassador.

And now I want you to live and never

ever to show your face here again.

Understand?

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This should have been prepared

yesterday. I'm sorry. Is there nobody

with a sense of responsibility here

anymore? Must I do everything on my own?

Is it like that? This place, it looks

like a pig's die. Why haven't these

curtains been washed? You got guests

around here.

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Leave me

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alone. Go.

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My father,

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he was an evil

man. Your father was one of

uh the most

courageous, decent

persons I ever met.

You

know, I didn't know

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him. I never had the guts to tell

him how much I love him.

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Take me with you.

Where? To the embassy.

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No, let me go with

you anywhere. Wherever you go, always.

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What else do you want me to do, Mr.

Ambassador? You tell me. What else?

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Watch your head. Watch your head.

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Alto

diplomat. Gracias.

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Do you realize who that man is?

Think of Ro. A notorious trade union

leader, a rabbid activist. So what?

Sweden has become a dirty word.

Let me tell you straight away. I myself

have sent in a letter of protest to the

foreign office. Not very smart. Your

actions prevent us from doing what we

expected to do, which is to protect

Swedish interests. Oh, I

see. Let me be

frank. I request a foreign office to

send us a unit of armed

guards to protect Swedish interests.

Armed guards.

Mr. Edm,

please. This is for you.

Muchas. Gracias.

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I'm here to pick up the pimpanas I

ordered.

Pass

and thank God.

We have to be quick. Someone may have

seen you. You're in great great danger.

You know that. I know. We have been

collaborating without you knowing it.

All kinds of people come here seeking

protection. I find suitable meeting

places. That's where you come in.

Perfect. Perfect. But our opponents have

tightened their grip. Now even you are

in

danger. You have an informer at the

embassy.

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Take your UA's money and get out of

here. Get out of here. And it's one more

thing. Tell your colonel Maldonado that

nothing goes on in this embassy that we

would not announce to the world press

tomorrow. That's all. Thank you very

much. Thank you very

much.

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Her new name will be no fluke. In

Swedish, it means a northern flight to

take good care of her.

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What is that?

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Mr. Ambassador, there was a lot of

gunfire this

time, but I think Consu is alive.

Yes.

That would be difficult. We have

absolutely no capacity at the moment.

What was your name again?

Ananda.

Did she say Ananda? I think so. That's

Anna Dominguez. What does she want? She

asked for asylum. That's of course out

of the question. She's one of the most

wanted persons.

I regret to say that our situation makes

it impossible for us to help. I'm

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sorry. Now we shall call down both you

and

me. There will be no more damage than

what has already been done.

Have tonight's invitations been

confirmed?

Everyone has accepted him. Perfect.

Perfect. Naturally, I expect to see you

there.

Good. Now, we're at the ropes and I need

your help. Tonight, four dignitaries

from Chilean foreign minister will come

to my home is just an um informal

invitation with an important

purpose. You see, this case of Union

leader Figuroa has provoked the generals

beyond measure.

So, good food and wine has a way of

furthering international

understanding. And to make sure that

these dignitaries don't feel

embarrassed, my residents will not be

under police guarding.

I will not go so far as to say that we

are in agreement on every point. That

would be very

unfortunate. Then this kind of gathering

would not be called for.

Oh, what you want? Oh, thank you.

Please. That one. May I suggest that

every exit permit I sign will cost two

Cuban cigars. If this is a question of a

very beautiful woman, then I raise the

price to 10.

You had enough. Okay,

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I'm sorry. I have to leave you alone for

a

while. Feel at home. And and here is um

here we have the

bathroom. I'll be back. Is that okay?

Thank you. It's okay.

I know. I know. I know what you want to

ask. But I'm the first to admit I am

guilty.

But is it too much to ask for a little

discretion? No, no, no, no. So, we're

not allowed to meet the lady right now.

She doesn't want an accompaniment. The

bathtub is too small for that.

Good night. Oh, yeah. We spend a very

nice time. Please. Okay. Are you okay?

Yeah. Yeah. Well,

Look at all these

women. They're all

different, yet they're all the

same. We need to

talk. You will not find her again. Not

this way. You're only punishing her

again and again. Why do you say all

this?

The year is

1941. We're in

Berlin. Here we meet this young

diplomat. A man without

worries. A man who gets friends wherever

he goes. A gentleman with an

irresistible charm who can have any

woman he wants.

He mingles with high level Nazis as well

as with communists and

anarchists. We could say he's something

of an

adventurer. He takes part in hiding 56

Jews under the stage floor of the state

opera. It is there that he meets

her.

Julia, the young man was lost from the

first moment.

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He forgets everything. His wife, his

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children. There is only

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her. They do nothing to keep their

relationship secret. In spite of the

fact that Julia is married and has an

8-year-old

daughter, he trusts her blindly. What

the diplomat does not

know is that Julia is half Jewish.

Good woman's anti. One day, Julia's

husband is exposed.

So to save herself and her little

daughter,

she reveals the hiding place.

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The little

girl cannot take her eyes from the young

man.

The soul in his eyes has

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died. And there he stood as a black

paper. My mother and I escaped with the

help of the Chilean embassy. And Julia,

she died a few years later in a mental

hospital in Santiago.

You will find the death you so

obstinately seek unless in time you are

able to forgive

yourself. I am not the one you

seek. But out there there is a person

who needs you. One who is as wounded in

her soul as yourself. You will find her

at the Maria church. She's badly

wounded.

Please follow

him this way.

Careful.

Hey, come over

here.

Heat.

Heat.

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Yeah. Heat.

It's a gunshot wound. She has to be

operated immediately.

I go to the foreign office. I try to do

something. Look after

her.

Excuse me. Excuse me, sir.

We have orders to take her away for

questioning. We are not leaving this

planet without her. Then you have to

wait long. She's in no condition to be

moved. She can rest at the military

hospital. Nonsense. Nonsense. Orders for

arrest. [ __ ] Do you know how to

read? Do not read. This document states

that the patient is under Swedish

protection. So, how is she?

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I think we're in trouble. Our highest

military authority confirms that this

woman must be

arrested. Don't step back. All of you.

Don't step back, sir. Step back. Nons.

I've had enough of you, Mr.

Ambassador. I've come to pick up that

patient. And if you don't move aside, I

promise you in the name of God that I

will shoot

you here and

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now. Don't

Forget me. Forget.

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Now I say to you that once and for all

it's time to drop all

tactfulness that we

identify this murderous

regime with a lying henchmen for what it

is. A pack of

criminals without humanity and

dignity. A seriously ill woman has been

seized from our

hands in total

contradiction to all international

laws. Her case is one among many. So

it's our duty to show the real face of

this venomous dictatorship. And thank

you very much.

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Frankfurt Agimina, the New York Times,

and Frano. They all got conceal a story

on their front page. Good. We'll hold a

new press conference tomorrow. If we

have time, the rumors that that they

intend to throw me out of the country.

They won't get rid of me that easy. I

could become a refugee, my own embassy.

Tom, a visitor.

Thank you, Mr. Ambassador.

How do you do?

Why such a gloomy expression?

Well, look, I I'm afraid um Thank you.

Thank

you. I'm afraid I don't have good news

for

you. Um the

government has decided to pronounce you

persona non

grata. So, you have 3 days to leave the

country.

I'm sorry for this. I'm I'm really

sorry. Well, there's no beating around

the bush there. I'm not surprised. But

if they think they can shut me up that

way. Look, Harold. Look,

listen. I speak as your

friend. You have done your job here. The

atmosphere has been whipped up to a

point where things are getting out of

hand. You know, all parts and I mean all

parts involved would prefer to settle

this matter without further

commotion. Certain concessions would in

that case be conceivable on the part of

the

government. I'm really sorry for this.

I'm

sorry. I will cancel the press

conference tomorrow if you let her out

of the

country

alive. Welcome. Ready?

Everything has been prepared

this way. Thank you very much.

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Heat. Heat.

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Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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Heat.

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Foreign speech. Foreign

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speech.

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Heat. Heat.

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