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Welcome, sir.
- How are you, big man?
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Your country looks so beautiful!
But you look scary.
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Are you the director?
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I'm sorry. Lotte is excited
about the shoot.
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Not a problem, Mr. Venter.
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The director is flying
in tomorrow, darling,
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like I explained to you.
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[dramatic music]
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[intriguing music]
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We're tracking the local guy
who's got the Ovum.
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I got men
keeping an eye on his house.
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People combing
through the woods.
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The guy went hunting and...
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What about this mole you found?
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Meiko Matsuda, AI engineer,
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works directly
under Brendan Goosen.
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It's not yet clear
if Ms. Matsuda would have had
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the ability to engineer
the hijacking all by herself.
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Aha.
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How well do you know
your friend Brendan?
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He was on the wheel of the car
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when it drove into
the ravine near here.
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Test model 1020.
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Wife was killed and he was left
paralysed himself.
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Until he wasn't!
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When a person
loses their eyesight,
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they tend to sharpen
their other senses.
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When a person can't move at all,
what does he sharpen?
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His ability to move
other people around him.
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I've known Brendan from college.
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The same place I got
to know Lisa, his future wife.
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They were my best friends.
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We were the fucking trio
who basically founded Pharada.
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I am the only thing between you
and the Interpol. Right?
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The only thing between me and
bankruptcy is probably Brendan.
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So please...
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don't make me have to choose
between the two of you.
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Oh, you poor little pony.
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If I stuck a needle
in your hoof,
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you wouldn't feel a thing?
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Would you like to stick
a needle in my toe?
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Yes!
- Lotte, please...
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We must learn to get
to know each other.
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We need to be straight.
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It's been too long, you know.
I am your godfather.
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Why would you wanna stick me?
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To prove your superpower!
- Which is?
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To feel nothing!
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The saddest superpower there is.
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But it's still a superpower.
- I like your thinking, kiddo.
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They are ready to proceed
with the press conference,
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I have to...
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I'll help you, you scary man!
- Please don't.
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No! Wait up!
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I am sorry, it's been...
Like...
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You're the head figure
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of the best company
on the fucking planet.
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Had you moved here to keep me
company, I would have killed you
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in my disappointment.
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I remember you trying to kill me
already in Bogota!
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You remember that?
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Two young guys
trying to find funding
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for completely insane ideas.
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[laughing]
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Man, I miss those days.
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But I am sorry for not bringing
Lotte here before.
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She's so lovely.
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She's perfect.
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The script is ready.
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Sorry, what?
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Have you read the script?
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The script is what?
I can't hear you.
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The script.
It's on the computer.
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Okay, yes. Copy that.
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Sorry, I couldn't hear you.
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Where the hell are you?
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Sorry.
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I can't hear you...
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I can't hear you.
- Bad connection. Sorry.
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[soft music]
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So next, I would like...
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[she laughs nervously]
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May I intrude?
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Hello, everybody.
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Er...
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I've come to share with you
a dream this afternoon.
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I was never
from a wealthy background.
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My father had two jobs.
Mother was always at work.
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They made a lot of sacrifices
for me to follow my dream
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and it's that dream
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that I want to impart
to yourselves today.
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To make technology accessible.
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Not just for yourselves
but the future generations.
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Here. In Ivalo.
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The first complex, autonomous
robots amongst us!
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The first robots everybody here
will have at their use
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will not look like us.
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They will not look like
police officer Kautsalo.
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Oh no!
They will look like cars.
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Because they will be cars!
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Isaac Asimov, my idol,
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was known
as science fiction author,
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you may have heard of him.
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But above all,
he was a man of vision.
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He gave us
the rules for robotics.
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And rule number one:
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Under any circumstances
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a robot must not hurt
a human being!
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And that is truly our own
objective here at Pharada also.
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Under no circumstances
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do our cars
just run people over.
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And here is the thing:
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You can't make such cars...
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By getting involved
for example in murders.
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New things
are always and inevitably scary.
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That is how we recognise them
cognitively as new things!
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Every time we at Pharada
have sought for new footing
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anywhere across the world,
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we have been faced
with all kinds
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of inconceivable accusations.
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My favourite probably
was when Pharada was accused
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of being
a disguised alien invasion.
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I know, right.
Well, we are not.
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We are simply
a car manufacturing company.
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And we seek brave people
to work with us.
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To bring the future...
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[inspirational music]
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Closer.
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So please...
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Let us!
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We will fire
this police officer.
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No, you won't.
It'd just make this worse.
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We'll get legal onto it,
get them to draw a paper
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stating Pharada is not involved
in any of these local killings.
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And you'll get every fucker
in this village to sign it!
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You got twelve hours.
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Here is our chief of police.
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Explain to him
what needs to be done.
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[ominous music]
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[bell tolling]
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[hip-hop music playing]
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Jesus...
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Fury road...
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Precisely, sir. Everything here
goes horribly wrong.
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Bloody hell.
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[ominous music]
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Walter would kill me
with his own bare hands
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if he knew I was here with you.
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Yeah, he seemed
like a serious guy.
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Everyone's pretty upset
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about the police investigation
at work.
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Your name was mentioned.
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Yeah.
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00:24:15,341 --> 00:24:18,442
Look, I can't tell you anything
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unless there's
an actual subpoena.
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Probably not even then.
- Yeah, I know.
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That's not why I asked you here.
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It was fun last time.
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And I just needed some time off.
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I needed some time off
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from like everything
that's been going on.
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Something... Let's see.
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Something is going on here!
- Yeah?
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Yeah!
- Yeah. Keep it tight.
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Just roll it in.
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Look at that.
- Good.
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Come on!
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Good.
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Wow!
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That's pretty cool.
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It's still too light!
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What?
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I can't see the Aurora Borealis.
- Yeah, I know.
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I wouldn't see them anyway.
I can't see them.
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Really? Why?
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It's a light-wave thing.
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My eyes don't detect them.
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It was the same thing
with my mom.
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For both of us, the night sky
has always been just...
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You know, black.
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[sad music]
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There is something wrong
with me.
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It's hereditary.
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My child was born disabled.
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And I don't wanna have
another one.
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I'm scared
that she or he would be...
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What's her name?
Your child?
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Venla.
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Is this mine or yours?
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Let's just say it's ours.
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So good.
- Yeah.
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We tried to have a kid.
My wife and I.
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For seven years.
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We tried
all the treatments there are.
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In the end,
things just got pretty nasty.
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Injecting my wife's belly
full of hormones.
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Calendar on the wall
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staring at you
like an actual doomsday clock.
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It was bullshit.
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And it didn't lead to any...
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I was not meant to have a child.
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We were not meant
to have a child.
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I'm so sorry.
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But that's not
what I wanted to say...
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If there was an elegant way
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of moving this sleigh
any closer,
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I would certainly try
to kiss you.
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I'm sorry.
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Is this elegant enough for you?
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I feel like a fish!
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[soft music]
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I'm a mess.
- You're a mess?
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Look at me! I'm a mess.
- And I have an appointment.
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Let me pack the rest of the fish
for you, to go.
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00:31:29,390 --> 00:31:32,930
Look. Her allegations
made international headlines.
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Since she made her statement,
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Pharada's stock
has plummeted 0.9%.
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That's hardly the point.
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That's exactly the point,
young lady.
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We're talking 95 million dollars
in ten minutes.
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This is about people's lives!
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I mean
people who are still alive!
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[knocking]
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I was wrong.
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[ominous music]
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The Pharada Event.
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The script is not about speed,
it's all about safety.
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So you should like it,
as the chief of security.
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Is it an ad or an event?
- Both.
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Shooting the ad that we will use
later is the event online.
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Mr. Venter and his daughter
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have gone ice fishing
on a remote lake.
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Lotte says she wants to go,
but dad wouldn't want to.
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So he calls for his car
with his phone.
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The new VX06 model drives there
and stops next to them.
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We can see there is no driver.
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Mr. Venter tells the car
to take Lotte home to her mom
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and then come back for him
in two hours.
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And he tells Lotte:
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"Don't drink all the hot
chocolate before I get home."
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[laughing]
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I wrote that line.
- Yeah. That's perfect.
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The giggling girl
goes into the car
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and car drives away.
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We can see how the car
drives through wilderness.
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In the end we see
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how Mr. Venter
catches a big fish.
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It paid off that he stayed.
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The end.
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00:40:21,569 --> 00:40:23,569
You need to clear
the location with me first.
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Absolutely.
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Yeah. Sure no problem.
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From a security point of view,
I don't like this.
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Well, I mean
it's not their fault.
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00:40:34,770 --> 00:40:36,351
Originally the whole idea
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for the whole thing
came from Brendan.
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The idea came from Brendan?
- Yeah.
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[ominous music]
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I need you
to fly back to States.
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I need you to find out
everything you can
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about Brendan Goosen.
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And his late wife.
Their time before college,
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00:41:09,694 --> 00:41:11,114
the time at college,
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their connections,
their background,
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medical history, everything.
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I can do that with my computer.
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00:41:18,975 --> 00:41:21,756
The excruciating stuff
is never on the computer.
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00:41:21,856 --> 00:41:23,856
This guy is a computer wizard.
269
00:41:24,416 --> 00:41:26,476
I need you to be there,
see people
270
00:41:26,576 --> 00:41:28,116
and shake them the fuck up.
271
00:41:28,216 --> 00:41:30,217
What exactly am I looking for?
272
00:41:31,217 --> 00:41:33,337
Anything out of the ordinary.
273
00:41:34,017 --> 00:41:36,437
Something ain't right
with that guy.
274
00:41:36,537 --> 00:41:38,878
Why'd he come up with the idea
for the fucking ad?
275
00:41:38,978 --> 00:41:40,558
Why did he want Mr. Venter here?
276
00:41:40,658 --> 00:41:43,558
What does he want?
And that physiotherapist!
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The one who got his hands
moving again after the accident.
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00:41:46,498 --> 00:41:49,339
Find him too.
- Roger that.
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[cellphone vibrating]
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Hi, Brendan.
- Hi, Nina...
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The first time we met
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you asked me
about industrial espionage,
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had there been any cases...
There have.
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A week ago,
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00:42:52,986 --> 00:42:56,526
a competitor tried
to hijack our mobile lab,
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00:42:56,626 --> 00:42:58,886
which is still missing.
- Mobile lab?
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00:42:58,986 --> 00:43:03,167
Yeah, I know that Walter
arrested my young colleague,
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Meiko Matsuda,
who works for me.
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00:43:06,827 --> 00:43:09,848
And he still keeps her here,
imprisoned.
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00:43:09,948 --> 00:43:12,608
And that can't be legal, right?
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I mean I can't free her.
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00:43:15,588 --> 00:43:19,589
I can't sneak around
in this goddamn wheelchair.
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[doorbell]
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And Walter,
he watches my every move.
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Wait a second.
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I'll call you back.
- Okay.
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00:43:57,313 --> 00:43:59,313
[ominous music]
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Who's the whore?
Whores in general?
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Or some particular whore?
300
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You stole our Ovum.
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