All language subtitles for Band of Spies s01e06 We ll Always Have Paris.eng

[Harari] We are in Paris.
Don't be fooled.

It's not the same Paris
some of us knew

when we operated here years ago.

If you get caught,

you'll go to prison.

[Esther] We're going to need
more help

gathering intelligence,
from Arab sources.

[Zamir] They're all protected
in hiding in Lebanon.

Abu-Daoud.

We should have gone
with the team

I'm preparing in Jordan.
I'm preparing them!

Calm down!

How about the money?

Can you help us trace it?

Right now, if it's not Vietnam,

nobody in the Nixon
administration gives a damn.

You think they know about

the meeting with the pope
in Rome?

[suspenseful music]

Get down!

The Soviet missiles will be
handed over to you.

They almost killed our prime
minister.

We need to end this.
Take down the big guys.

I'll get the Americans
to help us.

I'll give them the missiles.

Soviet technology for Salame.

[Abu-Iyad] Jordan.

It used to be our home,

our base.

But now,
we just want to fight it.

Two years ago, we Palestinians

rebelled
against the king of Jordan.

We lost.

Many died.

It was September 1970.

Black September.

Now, we want revenge.

[Man on Radio] [indistinct]

[suspenseful music]

Stay calm, okay?

Greetings.

And to you.

IDs, please.

[Abu-Iyad] But in this world,
if you're careless-

There you go.

[Abu-Iyad]
- the past can kill you.

[suspenseful music]

What are you doing
in these parts of Jordan?

A trip with my wife.

Have you got four kids?

Yes.

- It says here you are nineteen.
- Me?

I am nineteen.

And you've got four kids?

God has blessed us.

What are their names?

Jamal... Abdhalla...

Get out of the car.

Get out of the car!

- Sure, Sir.
- Hurry!

[suspenseful music]

Gun!

- Wait, friends!
- Open the trunk.

Guns!

[ Race with the Devil
by The Gun playing]

[music]

? Strange things happen
if you stay ?

? The devil will catch you
in anyway ?

? He'll seek you here
He'll seek you there ?

? The devil will seek you
everywhere ?

[music]

[music]

[music]

Kind of heavy.

Just don't activate them here.

[chuckles]

From Italy?

Maybe.

We haven't seen them used
in Vietnam yet.

[Zamir] Why?

Maybe the Russians are afraid

the Chinese will copy
their technology.

When can our guys take a look
at them?

Soon.

What do you have for me?

Al-Kubaissi.

University professor
with contacts in France.

That's his cover, anyway.

We found out he was behind
the car bombing attempt

at JFK Airport
several months ago.

We caught it
before they could activate it.

They were planning to kill Golda
when she was in the U.S.

We've heard rumors about him.

He is working
with Black September now.

From our investigation,

we suspect that they're planning

to put explosives inside a ship.

He's replacing Mashar in Paris.

They quickly replace them.

That's why we're focusing
on their main leaders in Beirut.

You want to get to them?

Yes.

[suspenseful music]

I'll see what I can do.

[suspenseful music]

[door opens]

[door creaks, slams shut]

[footsteps]

[water dripping]

I know who you are.
Mohammad Oudeh.

Abu-Daoud
of the PLO and Black September.

Remember that we beat you?

How two years ago we crushed
your gangs?

You call that period
Black September,

but to us it's White September.

Weren't you wounded here?

Does it still hurt?

Your leg?

[screams in pain]

It's not true what they say
about me.

I don't enjoy using torture.

Only in special cases,

like yours.

Captain Rashid...

I know who you are.

Good.

I know, and you know,

that eventually
you will tell me everything.

[unsettling music]

Abu-Iyad, do you see him?

[Abu-Iyad]
Yes, I see him.

Don't stop here.

Go around the corner.
I'll get in from the back.

[unsettling music]

[indistinct chatter]
[phones ringing]

Rashid has him.

Daoud is being transported
to prison in Amman.

[Salame] Fuck!

They will torture him, you know.

[Abu-Iyad] I know.

We have to get him out of there.
He knows all our plans.

My sources tell me
they're planning a show trial.

On television.

Fucking Jordanians!
They'll kill him!

He's an idiot. Always was.

What?

I know he's your friend,

but he screwed up.

Abu-Youssef,
we are all brothers here,

and we sent him to Jordan.

Maybe he's a good buddy
to go out drinking with,

but not to command secret
operations.

[Salame] I'm telling you
they're going to kill him!

- Get it?
- Sit, Salame, sit. Sit.

Daoud could reveal
that Black September

is really the PLO and Arafat.

Connect us all to Munich.

He knows about all our funding
and where it goes.

Fuck this shit.

Everything's falling apart,
don't you get it?

They got our men in Italy
and they got our man in Jordan.

We have to do something!

Like what?

I'm going to plan an operation
to get Abu-Daoud out!

- Abu-Iyad...
- Bastards.

Abu-Iyad, we are distracted
from what's important,

the operations against Israel.

I have Al-Kubaissi
working on getting us

the explosives for Haifa
you asked for.

What more do you want?

Jordan is in the past.
It's dead for us.

It's dead for you, maybe.

You weren't there.

The past matters, Abu-Youssef.

It matters.

[unsettling music]

That's what all
the fuss is about?

Cappuccinos?

We could've had coffee at home.

It's your daughter's birthday.

Where is she?
She'll be late to the show.

Zvika, you can take a break,
you know.

It's not like we go out
all the time

like the rest of the generals
I read about in the newspapers.

It's wrong of them, too.

[laidback music in Hebrew]

[sirens]

Where is Ruthie?

She's dropping off her dress
at the seamstress.

[laidback music in Hebrew]

[sirens getting loud]

It's coming from the street?
What's going on?

Hang on.

[Man on Radio]
[speaking in Hebrew]

You heard anything?

There was a terror attack.

Police and ambulances are
on their way to Herzel Street,

the site of the explosion.

Where is this seamstress
located?

Not far from there.

From initial reports it seems

there is one dead
and two wounded.

It's her birthday, Zvika.

- Rina, it will be fine.
- How do you know?

Where's your phone?

I don't know.

There must be a phone here,
where are your offices?

Over there.

I'm going to find out
what's going on.

I'm coming with you.

I don't believe this is
happening to us.

Rina, stop it.
Nothing's happened yet.

There she is.

Where have you been?
You're late.

I dropped off the dress.

What happened?

Terrorist attack.

Again? Where?

Herzel street.

But I was just there.

Are you okay?

Yes, I...

It's okay.

Al-Kubaissi is working on
acquiring explosives

through his French contacts.

We have to stop him before it
hits us.

The French don't want us
operating in their country.

Mashar's killing was
very embarrassing

for the government.

There's a lot of money coming in
from Arab countries

to French banks, hotels and
restaurants.

The Arabs are their allies now,
not us.

We think they're planning
an attack

using a ship
that could get here.

Problem is he's very careful.

He comes for a day or two,

stays in different hotels,

disappears and then returns to
Beirut.

My daughter was on
Herzel Street,

close to where
the terrorist attack took place.

Ruthie? She okay?

Yes, sort of.

It's everywhere.

You know?

They want to kill us and our
children

and are working
on getting the weapons to do it.

Do whatever you need to do in
Paris.

[tense music]

Pnina?

- Have you seen my scarf?
- You're going to Paris again?

[pop music on radio]

Have fun.

It's not the Paris we knew.

Because of De Gaulle?
The new regime?

It's a complete turn around.

I'm hiding from the police
like a criminal.

Can't you call
some of our friends over there?

The ones we used to hang out
with?

Most of them are no longer
in positions of power.

What about Francis?

I'd prefer he doesn't know
anything.

We have other contacts.
I can talk to them.

Are you setting up
a trip to Paris for yourself?

You don't have to come.

It's not happening, Pnina.

It's been too long since your
training.

It's very dangerous now.

Be careful out there.

You're worried about me?

Always.

I'll bring you some
Madeleine cookies. A big box.

[tense music]

[keys clanging]

[tense music]

You are serious about

keeping our meetings secret,
I see.

Beirut is full of spies.

I'm trying to keep your cover.

Now you are very important.
More than you realise.

How was Paris?

Lovely as always.

[Abu-Iyad] I miss it.

But Europe has become
very dangerous for us.

You're right.

Maybe this will help.

You can change the photos
if you need to.

No, these are excellent.

We need them now more than ever.

My guy there is very good.
A communist.

Used to work with the
resistance.

Now he's a freelancer.

Here, for your trouble.

Thank you.

What about the explosives?

Very expensive.

We can't stop now.

Our men are being caught
and killed all over the world.

We have the money.

We can't let the Israelis
think they're winning.

Don't worry, I'll get the
explosives.

[thunder rumbling]
[rain falling]

[Eitan] What do we know?

[Yair] Not much.

It's a new target. Al-Kubaissi.

[Eitan] Are we walking
into a shootout?

[Yair] University professor.

Just keep your cover.

[Harari] Shit.

Detectives
are following you inside, abort.

[Yair] How many?

[Harari]
Too many. Take the back exit.

[tense music]

[Salame]
The Jordanian ambassador

is going to be in the Saudi
embassy in Sudan next week.

It's not that well-protected.

Many invitees are from
foreign countries,

we can grab them all.

We can exchange them
for Abu-Daoud.

Maybe even pressure them
to release our men from Italy.

Even if you get the ambassador,

they'll surround your team
quickly.

This time I will be there,

communicating with my team
directly with a comm device.

Fadi Zuhdi, our PLO ambassador,
is there.

He can organise everything
quickly.

You can't involve the PLO
directly.

We're Black September,
a splinter organisation.

You can't implicate the PLO.

You said everyone knows, right?

- Does it matter?
- It matters!

The PLO is a legitimate
political organisation

with offices in Europe.

You could risk everything
if they connect the dots.

And why do I even need your
approval?

Because I founded
Black September

and I command it.

- You?
- Yes, me.

[arguing]

Relax.

I fought too hard to keep us
all working together.

This has been our problem from
the start.

That we can't work together.
Please!

We need to get Abu-Daoud
out of prison

for tactical reasons,
not just personal.

Go to Sudan, see if you
can set this up safely,

without involving the PLO.

It's a mistake.

Abu-Daoud is one of us,
Abu-Youssef.

You don't understand what
it means to be tortured there.

I would do the same
if it were you. And more.

Fine.

I'll make sure you have
financing for the operation.

Go. You now have the new
passports.

Okay.

Take the back door.

Sir.

We're sending one hothead
to save another.

Just great.

[unsettling music]

[engine revs]

I need someone
to take care of a problem

we have here, in Beirut.

We are constantly being watched.

Find somebody else. I'm busy.

[unsettling music]

I hate the cold.

Yeah?

You miss South America.

Dragging Nazis was
much more fun.

We're just waiting for him
to show up at a whorehouse.

"Madame Juliette."

Nice name for a whorehouse.

How old is that man?

Fifty.

At least.

Old enough to be
a Nazi collaborator

30 years ago.

[music]

They all went back
to their lives

as if nothing happened.

It's a never-ending party.

You want to kill him?

[suspenseful music]

Have a conversation
with them first,

of course,

to make sure.

Of course. Have a few laughs.

[suspenseful music]

We did that after the war,
you know?

[suspenseful music]

[Yair] I know.

[suspenseful music]

[phone beeping]

- [Woman] Good evening.
- Hey.

What kind of food do you think
they serve in there?

Frog legs. You're hungry?

I bet Al-Kubaissi is
already in there,

and I'll spot him.

[suspenseful music]

[woman speaking French]

Shit.

We're made! Drive!

[suspenseful music]

[knocking on door]

Hello, Esther. What...

What's wrong? Is Mike okay?

He's fine. Sorry...
Sorry for showing up like this.

He can't call you.
He's undercover.

Of course.

We know this individual is in
Paris,

but we don't know where.

Unfortunately, the target
is not using a certain...

service anymore,
Madame Juliette.

How can I help?

We need to find out

who Madame Juliette's
competition is.

You want to know who else is
running

a prostitution ring
for wealthy clients in Paris?

- A different madam?
- Yes.

You're embarrassed?

Well, it's a little weird,
isn't it?

What?

Two Israeli women talking
about getting our enemies laid?

It's fine, that's the job
sometimes.

Mike just can't talk to any of
his...

your old contacts over there.

He thinks maybe you can.

Did Mike mention who I should
talk to?

He said maybe Charlotte,
but not Francis.

He's still in the service.

And he said unfortunately
you can't travel over there.

Although he'd love to see you
and he misses you.

He didn't tell you the last
part, did he?

I'm sworn to secrecy.

Well played.

Just make sure he comes home
safe.

[upbeat Sudanese music]

[sheep bleating]

[upbeat Sudanese music]

[man shouting]

- My brother!
- Fadi.

Welcome to Sudan.
Blessings onto you.

I'm so happy it's you here to
meet me.

I'm sorry I couldn't pick you up
from the airport myself.

You know we can't be seen
together.

Don't worry.
Nobody knows I'm in Sudan.

I have a French passport.

Is the device here?

High frequency. Like you asked.

And another small one
for the team.

It's old, but it's the best.

Finally. Full control.

You're not going
to use this office, right?

It's the official PLO offices.

Don't worry.

You worry too much.

[tuning machine frequency]

Madame Martin.

It's a call girl operation.

She probably has a black book

with phone numbers of clients
and where they stay.

Maybe she knows Al-Kubaissi.

I know the area. Fancy.

Is it information to Pnina?

Try to be discreet.

Police National.

To protect and serve.

[music]

[sirens]
[thunder rumbling]

[suspenseful music]

[footsteps]

[keys jingling]

[tense music]

Please leave.

There's jewellery over there.

You can use the window over
there,

it leads directly to the street.

Sorry about this, Madame Martin.

I didn't think you'd come back
so soon.

- Who are you?
- Special police investigator.

You should know
that I know the chief of police.

All we need is a piece of
information.

I don't discuss my clients.

I'm not going to hurt you.
I'm a cop.

[thunder rumbling]

Calvados?

I don't drink on the job.

Of course you do.

It's kind of a tradition.

[glass clinks]

What is your name?

[Eitan] Inspector Rochard.

[Madame Martin] Nice name for
a very good-looking man.

Sit down, you're making me
nervous.

We're looking for someone
and we need your help.

[Martin] Everyone is always
looking for something.

It's so tiring. Don't you think?

We know you don't operate a
brothel,

but that you send the girls
out to your clients.

The telephone is a wonderful
invention.

[Eitan] And we need to know
where a certain man is staying.

The name is Al-Kubaissi.

I never give information.

You know that, right?
Inspector Rochard...

...or whatever your name is?

Don't make me force the
information out of you.

[Madame Martin] I would give you
anything you want.

You don't need threaten me...

for now.

[Eitan] I mean it.

I mean it too.

You, on the other hand,

are not a policeman, huh?

And you're obviously not French.

But I don't care.

Is that right?

Yes, that's right.

Who are you?

What are you...

Listen to me, you Nazi whore!

You will tell us anything
we need to know

or I'll cut your face, understand?

I don't...

You know and you'll tell us.

Just like you cooperated with
the Nazis

when they were here.

- Ludwig!
- Shut up!

I was here in '45 after the war.

Women just like you,
their heads were shaved.

We can do that too.

Who are you?

The Nazis killed my family.

So, tell us what we need to
know.

Now!

[Salame] This is it.
The moment we waited for.

Inside they're partying,
cooperating with the West,

while our brothers
are tortured in prisons.

It's time we made a stand.

I can't tell you how important
this is.

Adham, you're in command.

But we're all behind you.
All the people.

Let's do this.

Let's go.

To glory. To the revolution.

[suspenseful music]

[gunshots and people screaming]

[car engine starts]

Move! No! Move! Go! Move it!
Down! On the ground! Go!

[suspenseful music]

Move it! Move! Down! Down!

[suspenseful music]

Who are you?

U.S ambassador.

Excellent.

[suspenseful music]

Mr. Matheson,
first I would like to-

You got some nerve, Salah.

Are you insane?

The American ambassador, huh?

- I didn't know he was there.
- I don't believe you.

Maybe we should just hand you
to the Israelis.

It's a splinter organization.

I'm trying to get them
under control.

You think we'll negotiate
with you?

These repeated kidnappings,

killings, attacks, enough!

They must all be released
within 24 hours.

The men I'm dealing with,

they don't like threats.

They are crazy.

We don't control these maniacs.

[scoffs]

Some people will have
to be released.

[scoffs]

Like your friend Abu-Daoud
in Jordan?

For example.

We tried to be a fair partner
in your struggle,

but now you've crossed the line,

fix it.

I will see what I can do.

[tense music]

What do you mean they refuse to
negotiate?

They don't want to talk to us at
all.

[tense music]

That's impossible.

We have the Americans,
the Jordanians.

They have to agree.

They told us on the phone
to go fuck ourselves.

Our deadline is nearly over.
What do we do?

[tense music]

Your government refused
to negotiate.

But what about the Egyptians?

They said they have
a compromise.

I have orders. No compromise.

But-

[gunshots and people screaming]

[indistinct chatter]

[pleasant music]

Thank you.

Apparently, Nixon is furious.

[Harari] It's about time.

[Zamir] After the terrorists
were caught,

they got
to the PLO offices there,

and found high-frequency
communication devices

and maps of the embassy.

Salame?

Nowhere to be found.

As was the local PLO official.

But these idiots

used the PLO's vehicle
for the attack.

It's all in the open now.

PLO are directly supporting
terrorism against the US.

Did the Americans
tell you anything?

I hope we'll get
carte blanche now

to do what needs to be done.

Finally.

[siren wailing]

They found him.

At the hotel she gave us.
He arrived last night.

Pnina did well.

Always.

They connected PLO
to Black September.

It's all over the news.

And you didn't even get
Abu-Daoud out!

There was no other way
to set up the attack.

You knew this.
Abu-Youssef knew this.

Did you have to execute them?

Of course. Either this
or we're back to Thailand,

where we got nothing.

Now the PLO is connected to
Munich.

And all our offices worldwide
are now in trouble!

How did you expect it to end?

Not only are we being hunted in
Europe,

we will be hunted
all over the Arab world now.

The Sudanese are furious,

and the Egyptians are also
furious!

[Salame]
Fuck the Egyptians!

They want to control us.

You told me,
nobody should control us. You.

But now it seems like
we don't control ourselves.

We're on the world stage now.

That's the price.

Where are you going?

- Salame, where are you going?
- Home.

Don't go home.

We'll all be hunted now.

Even here.

You think I don't know that?

I'm telling you

I've spotted them
right outside the door!

[door opens and closes]

[phone ringing]

[People on Radio]
[speaking French]

[suspenseful music]

Our friends in blue.

What are we doing about the
police?

Staying away as much as
possible.

And we follow their
communications,

we're on their frequencies.

When is he coming in?

Still early.

[tense music]

Optimistic I see.

He could be here any minute.

A good boy scout
should always be prepared.

I hope these work.

They work.

No shell casings on the ground.

Nothing for the police to find.

We tested it in the lab.

[Ludwig] Hm.

Lab is one thing.

Field is another.

[suspenseful music]

Taxi central,

the client is here.

Zvika.

[Helen]
He's getting out of a car.

Take him, before he gets to the
entrance.

But wait for the driver to
leave.

[suspenseful music]

He's with a woman.

Who is she?

Who is she?

Probably a prostitute.

[suspenseful music]

Can they take him now?

She's a witness.
We'll have to take her out too.

No good deed goes unpunished, right?

[Harari]
Wait until he's by himself.

[suspenseful music]

They went inside.

[suspenseful music]

[Harari] Stay there.

And another night is ruined.

[door closes]

What was that about?

What do you think?

[suspenseful music]

[suspenseful music]

You think it's still going down?

[suspenseful music]

[Harari] We knew this was going
to happen.

That's the job.

You wanted to be in the field.
That's the routine.

A commander needs to be in the
field.

To make the hard decisions.

I quit.

What if he's with the woman
the whole night?

[Harari] These things
don't usually take long.

Maybe he goes out to dinner
later.

He could order room service.

In Paris? I don't think so.

Those Marxists have expensive
taste.

Gotta spend Gaddafi's money
somewhere.

[suspenseful music]

If you want to commit
the perfect crime

and not get caught,

you must have a lot of patience.

I wonder what you would have
done with your life

if you weren't in the Mossad.

Never thought about it.

You think like a criminal.

Thanks.

Would you become a criminal?

Would you?

Me? I would be the cop
chasing you.

I would make it very hard
for you.

I have no doubt.

[suspenseful music]

They're coming out.

[Woman] Mike.

Al-Kubaissi left the hotel.

Still with the woman.

[suspenseful music]

[Harari]
Our friends in blue?

Far away.

Wait for her to get away.

[suspenseful music]

[Helen] She is leaving.

He's alone.

[suspenseful music]

[suspenseful music]

[suspenseful music]

He's seen us.

[suspenseful music]

No! Don't do this!

[tense music]

What is happening?

It's done.
[car engine starts]

Let's get out of here.

[dramatic music]

[announcement chime]

[woman announcing in French]

[woman announcing in French]

What is it about?

Come with me please.

My plane is about to take off.

Come.

Mike.

Good to see you.

It's Michel.

Mr. Belmont.

It's a good one.

It's been a long time. Years.

We had a murder tonight.

A foreign professor
was killed on the street.

Very professional work.
No shell casings were found.

A certain Mr. Al-Kubaissi.

It's a tragedy.

I heard your wife
made some calls,

to some mutual friends.

She's her own person.

And a Mr. Goldberg,

who looks very much

like a certain
Israeli ex-general,

Zvi Zamir.
He's flying out tonight as well.

Don't know him.

Mike...

I like you, I really do,

but things have changed.

This has to stop.

France is not
your killing ground.

France has interests.

You want to fight the Arabs?
Fight over there, not here.

I'll wait two hours to file
my report,

for old times.

But don't ever do this again.

Enjoy your flight.

Thank you, Francis.

Say hello to Pnina for me.

Don't worry,

they sell Madeleines
at the duty free.

I told you, Europe is done.
I told you.

He was getting us the explosives
for the Haifa attack!

It's what you wanted, right?

Well, that was the price.

The Zionists should pay a price,
not us.

We should hit them in return!

[suspenseful music]

[Reporter] So you're saying
Arab countries providing funds

for the PLO are unwittingly
providing funds

for the hijacking of airliners

and attacking countries
like Jordan and Sudan,

and attacks
against Israeli athletes?

Yes.

Some of it, yes.

[Reporter] And acts of
Black September are really acts

by the PLO,

ordered by PLO leadership?

[people screaming]

[Daoud] Yes.

The leadership orders them.

[Zamir] You realize
they're going to let him go now?

[suspenseful music]

Nixon is furious.

We really tried to work
with these guys.

State Department worked
for months

on the Rogers peace deal.

But they just keep on
blowing stuff up.

Sudan attack was the last straw.

It was all over the newspapers.

They linked the PLO
to Black September.

Satellite pictures.

We're using this technology
more now.

It's better than maps.

Verdun Street in Beirut.

This is where several
Black September

and high-ranking
PLO members live.

[dramatic music]

How was it?

Get me a meeting with
the prime minister.

About?

We're going to end this.

[dramatic music]

Kill them all.

[outro music]

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