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RAMSTEIN, GERMANY - 1975
3 DAYS EARLIER
Might fit.
What day is it? - Who cares?
I had a wife once, too.
I killed her.
Time and again. In here.
She left me for someone else.
And now my daughter
calls him dad.
Know what the worst thing is?
I'm scared of forgetting her name.
What's your kid called?
Leon.
My son's name is Leon.
They're watching us.
Round the clock. Everywhere.
They hack into our lives.
Store all the data they can,
because they're afraid they'll miss something.
They want to know what we're thinking...
I have killed
a CIA agent.
A soldier, as you would call her.
She was a murderer.
She killed my wife and my brother.
She knew she was dying. There was nothing human. No remorse.
No moment of doubt.
Her name was Helen Grant.
Stop wheeling me around the place.
Where are we going? - Shit! Don't say a word.
Wankura, BND.
Where's Franke? - Why would we know that?
Every time someone in his family dies
you are nearby.
Sounds to me like you're connected.
I was suspended because of Franke.
My colleague will never walk again because of him.
If you find him, you're welcome to him. - Boss?
You stay here. We're not done yet.
Where is that? - Our American friends' doorstep.
Let's go.
Sandra, tell me what's in this bag.
Your new legs.
But where d'you get...
3 DAYS EARLIER
Fuck.
Shit!
Angel.
Where have you been?
Lukas, what happened?
Where's the laptop?
I destroyed it.
You can't be serious. - I need your help, Angel.
Take care.
They won't rest till they have you.
You don't know what it's like being hunted.
When you're not safe anywhere.
When you can't protect the people you love.
And when they make you kill.
Case was hunted down. I'm being hunted.
And they'll find you and destroy your whole life.
Please help me.
She'd be alive if it wasn't for you. - Lukas Franke is a German citizen.
And he will answer to a German court.
I know Franke is here.
Anyone with a smartphone could see what happened here.
All exits are monitored.
You'll never get him out of here.
Never!
I want a search warrant immediately. Shit!
This isn't over.
You can lose a bet. Or your keys.
15 HOURS EARLIER I didn't lose my family.
They were abducted,
tortured, killed. - Yes or no?
First I want to see if you really trust me.
And there's only one way to find out.
2 DAYS EARLIER
Who are you?
Jansen, LKA.
We haven't had the pleasure.
But you know my colleague.
Which colleague are we talking about?
Siebert.
Thorsten Siebert.
Time for you to do your part of the deal.
You will never be safe in this city again, Mrs. Jansen.
Mrs. Jansen?
Franke, get out of here. - I need her alive.
She won't hurt anyone, not you and not Siebert.
You really believe that after all that has happened?
I saw your brother.
I heard the shot that killed your wife on the phone.
But she had nothing to do with that.
She was going to kill you. - Mrs. Jansen, please. I need her alive.
Do not cross this line. I know what I'm talking about. So leave!
I'm so sorry about your family.
Don't think I'll spare you
because you might have saved my life. - No.
You'll do it because I'm making you an offer you can't refuse.
2 DAYS EARLIER You chipped me like a dog.
So I can find you if you get lost.
Great. You ram that thing in my neck,
you know everything about me, and I don't even know your name.
Angel is okay,
but what's your real name?
I think it suits me.
There's the god of the internet, and I'm one of his angels.
Your real name can't be as bad as that. So?
Sometimes it's better not to know everything.
What does it do?
This is Borchert's extension. Please leave me a message.
Borchert, man, how much longer?
And call me back.
Do you have the search warrant?
Then let's get Franke out of there. Before it's too late.
It's an arrest warrant, for you.
Great joke. - Department 55.
Detective Borchert, State Security.
You're suspected of corruption in office. - What?
You had private contact with Vu Mai-Ly,
a leading member of the Vietnamese mafia.
I see.
So that no one gets in our US colleagues' way
if they eliminate Franke as well.
No one touches me, okay?
Now you can take me away.
2 DAYS EARLIER
The deal you're offering me,
I won't make a cent from it. Quite the opposite.
So tell me why I should help you.
You wanted the Burning Man laptop at all costs.
Because you hoped your parents are still alive.
That they escaped.
And went to ground.
They're dead.
Certainty is far worse.
I've lived my whole life with a lie.
I don't want that to happen to my son. I want him to know the truth.
And not what they sell to him as the truth.
We can't really bring them to their knees, can we?
But from now on they will live in fear.
Fear that we will come back.
And we won't only win one battle.
We'll win the whole war.
Sorry, I'm Angel.
Okay, I'm in.
But I want the NSA to know we're doing this hand in hand.
Ready?
15 HOURS EARLIER Ready.
Why should I help you?
This must be it.
Pull up the other camera.
Hurry.
Got it? - Almost.
Okay, come on.
We can drive you there.
You know that's not possible.
We have to go.
I'll do it on my own.
Thanks.
Good luck.
Hey.
My name is Frida.
I'm counting on you.
Dad. - Hey.
Dad!
Hey, my love.
I missed you so much. - I missed you, too.
Is Mom here, too?
No.
Where is Mom?
Mom died.
Forever?
Yes, forever.
Were you with her?
Yes. I was with her.
And she told me she loves you more than anything in the world.
I love Mom, too. - So do I.
So do I.
Lots and lots?
Lots and lots.
Darling.
I have to go now. - Can I come, too?
I have to go out there and fix something.
I'll be back as soon as I can. Here.
This says everything you need to know. Okay?
See you soon.
I love you.
Don't forget that, okay?
Hello, my love.
If you're watching this, then I've done it.
I found you and I held you in my arms again.
What I'm about to tell you is very important,
so pay attention, okay?
The people who are going to look after you will tell you a lot.
About me, about Mom, about you.
Most of it is lies.
Not everything,
but I want you to know the whole truth.
Even if it hurts sometimes.
Okay? Are you ready?
It all started a few weeks ago on my birthday.
Remember? When the lights went out everywhere?
And you thought aliens were coming?
It wasn't aliens.
It was totally normal people like you and me.
There are still only few of them
and they have to hide. But they're growing in number.
They're on our side.
They'll help us. And fight.
So we can see each other again, as soon as possible.
Stay strong until then.
And don't forget me.
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