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Tough enough

I want to see Mr. Gerber. - He isn't in yet.

When is he coming?

Come back in an hour.

I'll wait.

Hello, Michael.

What happened?

Just tell me.

Everything? - Yes, everything.

You're drinking and smoking in my whirlpool!

Are you ever in the kitchen?

What for? We have a cook and housekeeper.

Talk to them. - Who?

Did I just hear that we have a housekeeper?

You can watch her working instead of taking a fucking bath.

While you get fat, she works.

I pay for her as well as this water.

I'm so sick of it. It's enough!

I'll give you three months. - For what?

Let me explain it.

If you don't manage somehow to make me horny again, you're out.

When I go to bed, I want pleasure.

So, it's my fault? - Yes.

Listen, you aren't perfect either.

I don't have to be, since I've the money.

Simple as that. And body isn't all. There is a thing called a soul.

Maybe you've heard of it? - Fuck you.

You can leave. Right now.

Take your brat with you.

You want to take all this?

And this stuff, too? I guess this time it's final.

Yes. I'll miss you, Klaus!

Cut the crap! You'll miss the villa, the computer and the DVDs.

From now on, you call me Doctor Peters again, OK?

The rest gets picked up later. - There is no later, understood?

Hold on.

Here. Happy birthday, Michael.

Next time tell me the truth.

I'm not your packhorse. Try a moving company.

What did you say, my friend? - You heard me.

And I'm not your friend. - Is that so?

Yes, that's so. - Then stop right here.

OK.

20 Euro.

Did Klaus give you money? I'm a bit short.

You'll get it back. Thanks. Taxi!

Almost like the villa.

The view isn't bad. We won't stay forever, OK?

Now what? Do you get a cleaning job?

Don't be smart! Better pick your room first.

Take the larger one if you want. - Nah, you have more stuff.

Good morning, everybody. - Morning, Mr. Radtke.

Please sit down. I would like to introduce... Yes?

Long time no see! - I quit smoking weed.

Super! Congrats! So, new pupil, Michael Polischka,

comes from Zehlendorf. - Go back home!

I'd like to.

Nazi suburb. - Can anyone tell me where it's located?

We'll discuss it later. Sit next to Tina.

Don't worry, she won't nip. She looks tough, though.

Does anybody remember the topic? We started it last week.

No. - Ok, I see, too many new faces.

We start from scratch. What are square numbers?

How about Mr. Zehlendorf?

Numbers that are multiplied by themselves. - Sap! Nerd!

Good. A good example would be ...

Once more and you'll be deported, OK?

So, square numbers are multiplied by itself. For instance ...

For example: 9 is 3 times 3.

How about you get started?

Don't push it, understood!

Hey, I'm Christian. Everybody calls me Crille.

You're in my class. This is my brother Matze.

Uglier than me, different mothers, both dead, tough stuff.

Now it's just our old man. - I'm Polischka - Great.

A real one? - Sure. My father is a truck driver.

Truck driver? - He drives a truck, got it?

What does that have to do with it? - He drives to Russia, got it?

So what? - Russia is the wild east.

Every minute a truck is jacked. Bam, bam...

I want to pay.

Sorry, may I pay for you?

But it's for me and my son. - No problem.

Oh no, I left my money in my studio. - Are you a photographer?

Yes, sometimes. Are you a model?

Nope, mother.

There's Susie.

Susie, how it's going?

Watch it, victim! Those shoes are new!

Be cautious with them. - Retard!

Hey, what's going on? - Get lost, piss off!

Hi motherfucker! Do you think you can avoid us?

I heard you're from Zehlendorf? Rich asshole suburb.

We are not rich.

Petty motherfucker, do you want to defend yourself?

He's a man now.

Take this, you motherfucker!

You won't defend yourself, you sissy fuck?

If you have a cheap cell phone, I believe you.

Sorry but I don't...

Petty motherfucker, you knew we would find you.

You knew it, you sissy fuck! Next time, you pay a 50 Euro fine.

If I have to look for you I'll fuck your mother.

You show up on your own.

50 Euro and the cell phone, understood?

Take your shoes off. Shoes off!

Get going!

Retard! - Oh, nice socks. - Yes.

Take the shoes. Now you are doing push ups.

Push ups!

Get down! Push ups! You sissy fuck!

Down! - 1!

2! 3!

Get out of the way.

Everything OK with you?

So so.

I know those bums, I watched them leaving.

I'll tell my father if you want. He'll kick their ass.

What's your father? Boxer?

Nope, butcher.

Butcher is good. It's ok.

Do you wear these all the time?

I'm not laughing. - Sorry.

Hey, are you imitating Jesus?

Erol's gang nabbed me. Could you lend me shoes?

What? - Could you lend me shoes?

I can't show up at home this way. - Sure, come in.

Size? - 42.

42, ok. - Do you have a T-shirt as well?

Fetch a beer! You need one, right Polischka?

I do. Beer is good.

You really can't take Erol lightly.

Has he given you trouble? - Here, keep it.

He asked if Erol's given us trouble.

Not a chance. - We are way too dangerous.

- To living on the edge.

Down the hatch.

God, it's warm. - Cold tastes crappy.

Hits you faster.

Stay for a few days. Our dad is on the way to Kazakhstan.

We spent the food money on beer. Skip school as well.

What I'm supposed to tell my mother?

We share a flat and write a paper about it.

Obviously, it requires we live together. - Never did it at my school.

See, you're that old. - I'm only 30. Take it back.

Oh mom.

Could you lend me money?

For the sleep over with Crille and Matze.

I'm a bit tight. Take 10 Euro.

Lasts for one day. - Then take 20.

Could you leave me your key? - Why?

You're gone, anyway. - So what?

I met a super cute guy. An artist without an apartment.

He can stay here meanwhile. - What?

Don't make a fuss! - A bum stays in my room?

He is not a bum. He's an artist. - That dude shares my mattress?

Are you out of your mind?

What's up with you? How dare you talk like this?

He sleeps in my room. On my mattress. - Bitch!

I'm sorry. - Didn't hurt!

Better now?

What about the money?

20 Euro isn't enough. - It's enough for 5 six packs.

Probably also for some food. - Are you crazy. Let's take a vote.

Who's for beer? Majority. Let's go.

Ashkem, will you open the door?

I've been waiting for two days. You didn't show.

C'mon, I brought you stuff. - Fuck you!

You embarrass us. - You embarrass me.

I'm sick of your shit.

Stop looking!

You get children from fucking, stupid. - I love you.

Don't embarrass us. - You embarrass my family.

I swear, I ...

You retard! What kind of father are you?

Ashkem, open up! - No way, you victim! Fuck face!

Gross. You piss me off, too. Now let me in.

I'm coming.

Where should we put him? - In the bathroom.

Give me the toilet paper.

The balcony with fresh air would be better.

He can puke all day here. Who needs fresh air?

Clears your mind. It's how Klaus does it. - What?

He walks into the forest, pukes, then jogs.

Isn't fair. Rich people always have the most fun.

As if you would jog.

Like I said.

Does he still do it? - Klaus jogs every weekend.

Not jogging, I meant drinking? - Yes.

On weekends? - On weekends?

Interesting.

What's upstairs?

Let's get out.

Did you clear out the medicine cabinet?

Could sell this stuff as drugs at school, like valium.

Not bad. - It was way too easy.

Yeah, man. - Fuck, man.

Show us yours. - I took pictures and stuff.

Crap! - This is art.

It's a certificate of ownership. It's valuable!

I also got a dagger. - He's had it since he was 12.

I wasn't even allowed to touch it. - Then it's yours.

What did you take? - I got us plastic.

Camera!

How much should I enter?

A million. - Idiot, no ATM spits out that much.

Enter maximum.

More.

Doesn't work. - Enter 99999!

Doesn't work either, that's it. - How much?

500. - Do it again.

Won't work. There's a limit. - Never seen that much.

Don't push it.

I need a short break. Hey! Hi Michael.

You're Michael, right? I'm Rainer. - Hi.

I just need to take a shower. You don't have to leave.

Good for your mother you showed. - I took some days off.

I'll give you some more, motherfucker.

The money!

Where's the rest? - What? You said on 50 Euro.

Tell him, Tiger. - Only 50 if you had paid on time.

But you didn't. Now you pay interest.

What were you thinking? - What, you retard?

But I... But I'm out of money.

This is stolen anyway. - Bah, stolen, you cute fag.

Come closer. - Come!

Watch.

Same happens to you if you don't bring 50 Euro tomorrow.

50 Euro, tomorrow, understood? Now nod and piss off.

Nod and piss off! Piss off, you victim!

Could you light it.

It's simple: Pay or they beat you up until they're bored.

Take your pick.

Thanks for the advice. You're a real friend.

Hi, baby brother. Want some? - Nope, I ...

I just asked him where you are hiding.

Back to class! We'll have a talk afterwards.

Well?

Having fun together? - What's that supposed to mean?

You and your bum. - You and your ideas.

We talked about art. Rainer sold a picture today.

I thought he gets welfare. - See. Today he sold a picture.

Did you see his pictures? - Nope, he's shy.

A shy artist... What's a picture worth?

100 Euro. - What, 100 Euro?

This time. The customer seemed very interested.

Could turn into a money-maker.

Happens all the time. A few bucks first, then they get famous...

Bum!

Michael?

Hi.

Do the dogs belong to you? - I have to walk them for my father.

Look out!

Do you live here? - Yes, but you can't come in.

See you around!

Crille!

Matze!

Do you want a pounding? - Sorry.

One step further and I rip your skull off.

Piss off fast!

Hey.

Your old man is back.

Tell us some news. - Some real news.

Fuck! - Caught us flat-fooded.

Does it hurt? - Sure.

My mother's bum has stolen my money. Do you have anything left?

Nope. - How?

All gone? - Yes.

He's probably gonna sell our Playstation.

I wish he's dead.

No, you don't wish it.

I do!

If we sell our loot then everything is all right.

So, you mean we sell it to a pawnshop?

Pawnshop? I know someone better. - The Captain?

Then I can't come along. - So what?

Here it is! - Are you sure?

Was I born here or what? - Look at this crap!

Hey, that's not crap. - Sure, yada-yada.

They never sold a thing. - Can't make a living.

Of course not but... - Then what?

Captain Nemo is the money laundry king.

Millions go through this door every year. - This door?!

Hello. Where's Captain Nemo? - Downstairs.

Come.

Hey! - Welcome on board.

My best buddy, Polischka. - Sit there.

Long time no see. How's your stinking brother doing?

Sold for cheap a long time ago.

Did he tell you about Matze and this shop?

No? Look at the hole over there.

This bugger knew I had a gun. This one.

Got it from Otto. So you know: Otto is his father and my brother.

One day there's a shoot-out. What the fuck?

Next second, a bullet flies by me.

I jumped him but this asshole shot my kneecap.

This is how children are... Did your father send you?

Did he beat you up again? - No.

Show me what you got.

Hurry up. Give it to me!

From where? - Surrounding area.

I'll give you... 300.

300? The spoons alone are worth 300, this is sterling silver .925.

What the fuck, the expert. That's mighty fine.

I know that on my own, you whack head.

If it was Pearl silver I'd knock off 50.

OK, OK. No problem. 300.

300. Take it or leave it.

300 is perfect. - 300 is fine.

1, 2, 3.

What would this be worth? - Hand it over.

Knick-knack crap! Look, this is a phone!

I've got an idea for you: Take it to the I-Tie.

They always want to call home for cheap.

You know the way? - You mean Hamal?

Sure.

Are those real? - Damn right they are.

Give 'em regards from the Captain.

There. You can't disturb them right know. - Yeah, right.

Hello.

Greetings from Captain Nemo. We want to sell a cell phone.

Do you really believe we need one? - Actually, it's for Hamal.

For Hamal. Great. Even better.

What's your name? - Polischka.

That's your real name? - Nope, Michael.

That's even more fucked up. - I'm Hamal.

Doesn't sound Italian. - Why Italian?

Captain Nemo said you were.

My ass. He doesn't even know his own descent.

I'm his friend. - Good for you.

Why should I buy your cell phone? - I need money.

Ok, wait here. Take a seat.

Do you have a grandfather? - No clue. And you?

Sure. The father of my mother.

I haven't seen him for a long time, though.

Barut, give him the money.

Do you know what I want? - Spit it out.

Sometimes I wish for quiet. Just quiet in my head.

Nobody talks, nobody's there, everybody is gone and I have peace.

Nothing but peace.

Miriam? Miriam, is that you?

Simone? - Where have you been?

Here and there. The weather was so bad here I couldn't bear it.

So, where did you go? - Turkey.

A few days on Rhodes.

Turkey seems to be in these days.

I prefer classic places, like Paris.

I would love to visit Paris again but Klaus is busy, you know.

Really? Last week wasn't a problem for Klaus.

We had lots of fun. - Oh.

You're the new one.

Stay in shape. - Don't worry.

Nobody says goodbye to me.

Goodbye.

Can I get something for you? - I need a bit more time.

I see.

Who is it?

My name is Gerber. I'm a police officer.

Oh, should I drop by later? - It's all right. What do you want?

Dr. Peters' mansion has been robbed.

Why do you laugh? - Just because.

You were living together. What's your relationship with Dr. Peters?

A dead one. Do you think I robbed him?

No. - Did Klaus send you to terrorize me?

Dr. Peters didn't send me. Just regular police work...

and you shouldn't talk about terror. - I talk like I want.

We're investigating the fingerprints in Dr. Peters' house...

and need yours for reference. It doesn't take long.

All right, come in.

And again.

Now the other hand, please.

Tack.

So... one more beautiful than the other.

Are we done?

I'll come back when your son is here. - Not necessary. He can come to you.

Ok, I'll write down instructions.

He can get hold of me there. - Thanks.

Ok, then I'll get my stuff.

I'll find my way out. - Bye.

Hey. - Hey.

Oh, a visitor.

Hello, I'm Crille. - I'm Miriam.

Always nice to meet friends of Michael.

Who's Michael? - What's on your fingers?

Police were here. Klaus' place has been robbed.

Do they think we did it? Absurd! - Why do you say that?

Right! Ww... Why? - Because of the fingerprints.

They need to distinguish ours from the burglars.

You have to go the police tomorrow so they don't show up here again.

How would it look like getting police visits every day?

What's with your eye? - Ah, soccer, got rough.

You're served? - Yes.

Nice of you to drop by this fast.

Cola, Fanta, beer? I'm kidding.

I'm going to take your fingerprints and you're out of here in no time.

Hm, I don't know. Should we try it again?

Maybe I'm sweating too much. - Sweat is never a good thing.

Look how nicely it goes.

Look how beautiful they are. - Yes... Are we set?

Yes, we are set... Except you want to confess something?

Not today. - Then another time. Take care.

Hey, you victim! Are you on vacation again?

Your buddy told me you talked to the cops. What did you tell them?

It had nothing to do with you. - Everything you do has to do with me.

When you take a shit or you're crying in front of your mother

or Santa Claus didn't give you a gift. Everything has to do with me, got it!

And when you talk to the cops it has to do with me even more.

Now we go play.

I put the blind on.

I bet for 50 Euro I find him within one minute.

We're playing "pot banging".

I bet 20 against you.

Show me your money.

Go on.

My spoon? - Here you go.

Where's my sweetheart?

Where're you going? Cold, very cold.

Cold. - 30 seconds left.

Hot.

Cold. - Warmer. Cold.

You bum.

Warmer. - 10 seconds left.

Where is he?

4 left, 3...

There he is, finally. I'm Hotte, I help out your mother.

You look like crap. - Now listen up.

I don't know who you are.

But I'm sick of people walking in and out!

You steal my money and show me your cocks!

I've had it, now piss off.

I'm big now, but I used to get beat up constantly.

I didn't have a chance.

We think too much. That's a problem.

You have to be fast.

Are you right-handed? - Yes.

Open your hand. This helped me; try it.

Make a fist. Do you feel it?

The weight. That's power! - Doesn't feel too bad.

A punch is 10 times stronger now.

It's your mother. Don't mention anything, OK?

Catch the leader head on and then - pow - full force.

He'll fall like a tree and you have one less problem.

Pow, right across the face! - What's going on?

What did you do? Michael?

It's no problem... - Shut up.

I'm having a bit of trouble at school.

A bit of trouble? - Yes.

They caught Cengiz.

Then they searched his apartment.

Cengiz doesn't know how much ... - How much?

They took 4 kilo.

Do you want to take it?

I'm eating.

Should I take it?

Cengiz was a good man.

What's that? - No worries. That's a loan.

A loan? Get to work.

Ok, what's with Cengiz?

We dig up another man. - OK.

I'm sorry you got involved.

Nonsense. Sorry that I told them but they wanted to smash my kneecap.

Matze scrammed. You don't look too good either.

Hey girls! I bet you dream about us. - Or we about them.

I could take on two.

I'm no virgin anymore, you know. - How so? You're sleeping in my bed.

Polischka, let's split.

Hi, pee-wee. How it's going?

Look who's there. Already back on your feet?

Petty victim.

What are you thinking?

I'll kill you! I'll kill you, motherfucker!

Put your kiddy toy away!

What? - Put your kiddy toy away!

Hey! - Quiet.

Nobody touches this boy anymore!

Polischka, look at him! Come closer.

You'll never touch him again!

If he touches you again you tell me, OK?

Do you understand? - Yes.

You too?

Whoever touches him again, I'll kill.

We'll fuck you up!

You have courage.

Is it about a woman?

Has he been bugging you a long time? - Do you know Erol?

Who don't know this rat. His family can't stand him.

Even his father doesn't want to see him, even though he's his eldest son.

What did he do? - He rips me off.

Not good. Not good at all.

Like this car. Barut, you're supposed to dig up a Cayenne.

But this is a German car, too. - Did I say VW or what?

Pull over and get me a fucking Porsche.

Are you hungry? - Yes.

W'll eat.

Take off your shoes.

This is Polischka.

Hello.

Do you know each other? - From school. This is my cousin.

How was the food? - Good.

My grandmother likes you. You have an honest face.

And people with honest faces are of great use to me.

Thanks.

"Thanks, yes" or "thanks, no"?

Thanks, I would love to work for you.

Good.

What's my job?

Barut will lay it out for you.

Good morning, Barut send me. - Don't know him.

Come with me.

Mind your business.

What are you waiting for?

Aha. - Something wrong?

It's short 40 grams. - What?

40 grams! Are you deaf? In Turkey, you would be dead.

Hey, I'm only kidding.

I'm Dirk. Call me Dirk.

Now leave. - Where's the money?

In your left jacket pocket. You're way too slow.

The headmaster wants Michael Polischka in his office.

Polischka, headmasters' office.

[Recites names of the presidents.]

This is informal, OK?

Do you know Erol Uskudat? - I know an Erol only.

He reported you for assault.

You supposedly broke his nose. - Not true. He started it.

They beat me up with a baseball bat first.

Any witnesses? - Nope.

What now? - Usually Erol is reported. The reversal is new.

He provoked me. - It's best you come along and...

we'll write down your testimony.

Now? - Are you busy?

The headmaster told me you moved from Zehlendorf recently. Why?

Better ask my mother. - I already did when taking her prints.

So? What did she say? - Nothing.

Because she doesn't dig you. - Who does she dig? - Money.

Nifty car. - Nifty satchel.

Hi, Barut. - Hi, look at this ass.

No woman's ass comes even close.

Push it. Push it. Go, go, go...

Ahh, fuck. Damn it.

I felt so certain. - Good gamblers have a backup.

Go to the kiosk. I left something there.

Do you know the Cafe Karola? - Weser street opposite Erika.

That's your delivery address.

"Louisiana" to place? - "Bahrenfeld", man, stay in Germany...

where we're in control of the horses. - Weser street?

Deliver the envelope, get 1500 Euro.

If something is missing, you know what to do? - Yes, I know.

Oh, you know already? - Yes.

To win? - Come back.

No, to place. Here, spend it on your way, OK?

Take care.

Hey, let's move, I'm busy.

Did you bring the same stuff as last time? Great stuff.

Great evening. We laughed so much.

Great, I'm glad. The money.

And what are you doing precisely? - Haul carpets, fold them,

get the lint off them, drag them into a cellar,

that kind of stuff. He pays well and is nice.

Sounds terrific. I should meet him. What's his name?

Hamal.

So an Arab. We might pick up a Persian carpet for cheap.

How does it look? - Good.

What, good? - Like I said, good.

Are you with a new guy? - Check out the kitchen.

So, you visited Klaus? - I'm surprised you're so dumb.

Were your friends with you at the burglary?

You won't see them anymore, got it? - Not so fast.

This is fucked up.

I try hard to get through the day.

I even bring money home and what are you doing? What?

When I was your age I had other problems. I was pregnant.

I don't expect gratitude but I do want respect.

Do you have a plan to get us out of here?

Who died?

He did. His mother won't let him see us.

You obey your mother? - I thought you're our best buddy.

Look who's coming.

Hey, Erol. What's up? - You petty retard!

Are you crazy? - He can't do a thing anymore.

If he goes ballistic again it's me taking all the heat.

I want my peace. - What are you, retired?

Retired, that's good.

Don't hit me ever again!

I get plenty from my old man.

You're my friend.

- Sorry. - Asshole. - Sorry! - Asshole!

He apologized. - Yeah, OK.

Could you pull strings for me? Dealer suits me.

I know lots of potheads. - Oh sure, you in-the-know.

Drugs what? - Exactly. To you, everything...

is partying, a joke. You don't take anything seriously.

What about tonight? Are you coming?

He won't show up. - Really.

Really.

Could I bum some weed? - Don't fuck with me.

Is your cousin running out of weed or what?

Watch yourself. - What are you gonna do?

What am I gonna do? - Do you want another one?

That's it. - What?

That's it for 20 Euro. - It's just around the corner.

Sure, except it isn't. It's still 10 kilometers to go.

Or do you think you're Mona Lisa. Out. - How nice of you.

Susie.

What's your occupation? - Usually I take care of the household...

but I'm currently living with my sister. - So, real estate?

Not really. I'm a homemaker and mother.

You didn't mention the mother part in your resume.

Well, I was told you like children.

So put it in your resume.

My son is almost grown up... - Do you like sex?

and is working.

Yes, and you? - Of course...

else I wouldn't have asked.

I can imagine 100 things I would like to do with you.

Just to be upfront.

Bye. - Goodbye.

Do you know Tarek? - Don't know.

You forgot him? - You introduced too many.

I can't remember names. - Your height, short hair, Tarek.

He awaits you in the park next to the stairs.

You know where? - Yes, stairs.

Take the Coke.

He needs supplies. 1500 Euro.

If something is missing... - I pay.

Hey, what are you doing? - Your bet's a loser, anyway.

Muttering something about my bet?

Sorry, I didn't recognize you. - Piss off. Piss off!

Drink your Coke and piss off as well, OK?

What you're doing here? - I want to make an offer.

What offer? - It's about an apartment.

Shouldn't we meet again?

You're kidding, right?

I show up every day.

You see I have a kid.

Do you think I shit money? Motherfuckers!

Fuck you, assholes. I won't bother you again, ever.

Take care and don't get snatched.

I expected you at the stairs. - Who told you?

Barut. - Women are hotter here.

Where's the stuff? We play ball later.

Ah, ingenious.

Something else? - 1500.

Got any money? - Nope.

I'll sort out the matter with Barut later, OK?

I'm waiting. - What?

I keep waiting. - Didn't you get it? Later, ok!

Not later, Tarek. - Stay relaxed.

I'm relaxed. I just need the money. - Fuck, split!

Go home.

When are we leaving? - Drink more and talk less.

When are we leaving... blablabla.

Problems? - He didn't pay, I didn't deliver.

Where is it now?

Tarek didn't pay and you didn't give it to him?

He put up with that? You got balls.

Did you ever bet? - No. - Sex? - What about Tarek?

Tarek is my problem now.

She's my sister, OK? My sister.

Well, well... Mr. Gerber. Another crime?

Nope, I'm here for your mother. - Wait here.

That wasn't nice. - What's he up to?

He made an offer. - We're moving to your place?

I wouldn't talk to her again.

Dweeb. A friend of his is looking for a tenant.

Kind of a caretaker.

Here in Neukolln? - No, Steglitz.

Now, that's a sound offer.

Come right in. - Thanks.

Hello?

OK, Hamal. Does it have to be now?

All right. I'll check on it.

Yes, right now. Bye.

The sun is rising...

I have to go. - What's up?

Don't know. It's urgent. - Who is it?

No, I just have to do something.

Have fun with your something. - That's not the point.

It won't take long.

I heard how smooth you are. - Thanks.

I need you to fix a problem. - Now?

A good customer is waiting.

I trust you, you know that, right? - Sure.

And? - Same routine.

Except it's not dope. - But?

Coke. - Coca Cola?

You're cool with it? - I don't care.

But I do. Involves a lot of money. Familiar with Wedding?

Amsterdamer 6. Remember it.

Ring at Hagenbeck. I won't write it down.

Yes, sounds German. - Is that an issue for you?

Be glad you get this customer.

Here, 50 Euro. Take a taxi both ways.

Ok? - No problem.

Hey, help me. - You want this upstairs?

Don't ask questions, help me instead.

Why not take it to a garage? - Crappy place, they'll rip you off.

You want to see Hagenbeck, right? - Are you Hagenbeck?

No, but we share the apartment.

The bum intended to help me originally.

Holger! Where are you, you stupid fuck?

What's with the shouting? - Hi Jule, you look good.

Could you fetch Holger? - Did you take the wrong turn?

Ha ha. Ask him to come downstairs.

Why don't you ask him yourself? - Don't be a bitch. Tell him.

Holger!

There you are. Why did it take so long?

I told you I won't help you. It's an exceptionally stupid idea.

Oil and gas foul the whole apartment.

Come on. Help me carry it and it'll go right in my room.

What's with you? - I need to see you.

Then come along.

Elke, could you move over?

Hello. - Ignore her, she's always like this. Sit.

So... did the Arab have his brain removed?

Why? - How old are you? 15, 16?

15. - Now he sends children.

Whatever. You're here. Let's see it.

What does it smell like?

Nothing. - Why did you smell then?

Looks cool, eh? Do you know what you brought me?

Cocaine. - At least you know.

Elke, fetch the scale.

Elke, can you get the scale?

The scale. From the kitchen. Scale.

Maybe she should take fewer drugs. - I don't do drugs.

OK. - Did you get it? I don't do drugs.

Yeah, OK, me neither. - Then sit and shut up.

Jule? - Yes.

Could you check it? - Sure.

Could be Novocain.

Where's the money? - Oh, this is a pro.

Look at this pro. What's wrong with you?

Relax. You're not relaxed.

You'll get your money.

Rocks.

Stay casual.

Relax.

You're all tensed up. Look this way.

Here. You should relax...

Better now? - Yes.

OK. Now you get your money.

1070.

It's 80,000.

Should I call a taxi? You shouldn't take the subway with so much money.

Thanks, I'll find one. - Thanks for the prompt delivery.

Elke. Could you walk our guest to the door?

Bye.

I really don't do drugs. - You know what?

I believe you. Really. - I'm high on the bible.

A good spot to stand around.

I guess we drop the coffee. - I wouldn't have asked, either.

You don't like coffee? - Well, no. I... I love coffee.

I guess it's time for me to go. - Yes.

Bye. - Bye.

Hi, pee wee. Late for bed? - You want something?

You can't do a thing. - What?

Ho, ho! - Give it to me!

He advanced to a drug runner.

What would Hamal do if the money disappears?

He cuts off your balls. How much is inside? 20, 30?

What do you think? - I don't care.

Me neither.

Fuck, what happend? - Idiot!

Stop. My backpack lies on the roof.

Then you have to go to lost and found tomorrow.

Erol threw the backpack on the train.

I couldn't stop him. He... What was I supposed to do?

He knows I'm working for you. - Calm down! He knew what he's doing.

Barut, take a few guys. I want my money back!

What happened?

Erol snatched the boy. I'm missing 80,000.

They didn't find anything. Come in.

Is something inside your backpack with your name tag?

My purse. - That's a problem.

So are you. - Maybe it's at lost and found.

They're going to check it, anyway.

What do you think they're going to do...

if they find 80,000 inside the backpack of a 15-year-old?

What do you want to tell the cops? - I found it?

You found the money, right?

I won't mention you at all. That's for sure.

Hm. - No, I won't tell them.

And if the money is gone...

I pay it back or work for you.

It's not about the money.

Hey, look at me.

It's about action.

Come, get out.

Hamal, you'll get your money back!

I swear. - You think it's about money?

Money has nothing to do with it. You're a disgrace.

It's not about you either, anymore. All you can do now is pray.

Take it out. Go on. Take it out.

What I'm supposed to do? - Shoot yourself!

Or do you have a better idea? You or him.

It's your choice.

Do you want to die, Michael?

You don't want to die, right? Men don't shoot themselves.

Are you going to shoot us all? Do you really think it has six bullets?

Maybe it's just a test and it's not loaded.

Shoot him.

So you don't want to die? Good. Then aim at his neck.

Come on, aim at his neck.

Go closer. Do it right. The neck, behind the ear.

There.

Help, please.

Get closer.

Go.

See, it wasn't that difficult. Let's go.

Come on.

Do you want to wait for the cops?

Are you afraid?

Do you think you can pin this on us?

We'll sit in a restaurant and cheer you on.

We're invisible, Michael. It's over.

Get in, he isn't worth it. Get in.