All language subtitles for Transport.S01E03.

Kari Hammarén paid me a visit.
- Don't cross him.

My generation was taught
not to hit women.

But I can't help it
if I come across a woman

who doesn't know
what's best for her.

Dad has life insurance.
- How much?

250,000 euros.

Get out!
- Mum.

What the fuck was that?
- She's just being herself.

I'd understand if I had drowned,
but not Erik.

Hi.

What can you tell about them?
- The son smokes too much weed.

The daughter is as crazy as her
mother.

We heard you're getting
Erik declared dead.

You killed him.
- If we had,

would we be asking around for
him?

Damnit!

Hi. I'm Sini Korvola.

My mother, Anita Korvola,
is in room seven.

So...

Why didn't you call us
that she's here?

Let me see.

It says here that
her next of kin is Juhani
Maäkela.

He has been informed.

Why is his name there?
- I don't know.

You need to ask the patient.

Come on.
- What the hell?

Oh, no.

Why does her skin look like
that?

Don't wake her. She just fell
asleep.

I tried to keep her awake
until you came,

but she was simply too
intoxicated.

I'm glad you're here.

Nice to see you
after such a long time.

Has she been awake?
- Yes.

She has.

But she's been feeling weak,
understandably.

Listen...

I should get going.

Sini is pretty upset
that they called you first.

She means no harm.
- Yeah, same here.

Your mother feels close to me.

And I'm glad I can help her.

I'm glad we're not
the only people in mum's life.

Your mother was pretty upset
about that application.

If this is about money,

that can be arranged.

I know your father would wish
that you all got along.

How much?

25,000 euros. Tomorrow.

Withdraw the application
and we can forget about the
whole thing.

Your mother will get better,

and obviously you can
get back to the matter later

if you feel that you need to.

So...

That's that.

Why don't you come by my office
so we can talk.

Both of you.
This concerns Sini as well.

Okay.

Thanks.

Okay, he's gone.

I so wanted to see them.

They're mad at me.
- It's no use crying now.

We'll follow the plan.

Rest now and you'll soon be
back on your feet.

Everything will be fine.

I can't do this.
- Stop that!

We have no choice.

Let me take your phone,

so no one will bother you.

Good morning.

Hi.

You're being difficult on
purpose.
- No, you are.

What is this, a family meeting?

Your father came in to make a
scene.

Right. We now have a moment to
chat

and decide whether
you still have a job

or if you'll sponge off
your mother permanently.

I tried to call you many times
during the trip.

The damage was done before that.
- Sorry,

but Johanna can't say anything
if you're being so hostile.

She constantly does things

that anyone else
would get a warning for.

I've done nothing wrong!

Depends on who you ask!
- Ipi, hi.

Sorry, you mind if I fry some
eggs?

Take your arguments elsewhere.
Jari needs to get to work.

The National Bureau
of Investigation, please.

Don't go!

Are you following me?
- I am.

Listen, we got off on the wrong
foot.

Is is too much to ask
for you to just sit and listen?

What do you want?

Just to show you something.

Will he drive if I give
directions?

The police are here 24/7.

You can come back later.

If you feel like it.
- If and when.

Whatever you say. Shall we go?

You seem pretty confident.
- I am.

I have something real to offer
you

unlike these people
who do nothing but complain

about how you've been
handling cash lately.

Come and take a look at least.

At what?

Something that's beyond
your wildest dreams.

Right.

So, this is the horse.

And here are the photos.
There's the registration plate.

Let me see that microchip.

Here.

This is good.

Very good.

But you should've
discussed this with me first.

It's easier to be forgiven
than get a permission.

I wanted to act,
not fill out travel
requisitions.

There's another thing
I need to show you.

What's this?
- The signal from a tracking
device.

It shows all the routes.

What tracking device?

I put it on the truck.
- Seriously?

It's not like I could
chase it on foot.

That's against all regulations.

That's one hell of a stupid
stunt
you pulled.

Well, that's fucking nice.

Some might praise me
for what I've found out,

but you do nothing but nag.

You put yourself at risk.

I wanted to act independently.

I'm worried that people think
I'm being favoured over others,

so it's best to act on my own.

This makes it look precisely
like you were getting special
treatment.

Whatever.
I know where the truck is.

It always drives here.

The tracker shows
it's heading there now.

It's a slaughterhouse,

but it's not on the list of
EU approved slaughterhouses.

I suspect the chip came from
there.

It has the beginnings of a good
story.

Thanks.
- I said beginnings.

You need to be extremely careful
now.

Don't rush things.

The trip comes out of your own
pocket.
- Fine.

I've been slowly building all
this
for about three years now.

Now it's time to either expand
or pack up and go,

and I'm more interested
in expanding.

I used to live in
Central Europe for many years,

as this country
wasn't big enough for me.

But then came the EU
with its extended opportunities

for integrating Finland
with the rest of the world.

The living conditions
improved quite a bit,

and things started to look
sunnier.

These days goods and capital
move much more freely,

and I know how to
make goods move.

But the capital could move
at a faster rate.

And more securely, too.

From what I've seen
in the news recently...

...banks are facing uncertain
times.

The common people are nothing
but dirt on the vestibule floor.

The banks need to go bigger.

A mundane task like this,

yet we might be witnessing
the moment your life will
change.

Fascinating, isn't it?

1,100 grams.

Half a million euros.
What a lovely sight.

What I'm offering you here
is a big opportunity

for advancing your career.

I already have a job.
- That's exactly why.

Your line of work
would benefit both of us
greatly.

See, this grassroots-level
drudgery
is getting tiresome.

I get ten cents for every euro.

You'll get three cents of that.

When I have set up a system
that'll double the imports,

we'll negotiate a new deal.

Why trust me?
- You still need to clear up

a deficit of 300,000 euros
in your corporate accounts.

It's your company.

Why did you buy a company
you knew was unprofitable?

It wasn't the company I wanted.

I wanted you.

And your bank.

Come work for me,

and my entire organisation
will be at your disposal.

We can deal with the bad debt
that Esko caused by legal means,

and you'll get as much money
as you can make.

What are you doing
in that bank of yours?

You're being bossed around
by people stupider than you,

swallowing your anger.

I want five from the start.

That means the volume of imports
needs to be doubled in three
months.

You'll get the money
when the system is up and
running.

All right.

Three months.

But I say how we do things.
- Agreed.

This is not so serious in the
end.

It's like crossing over to
Sweden
from Haparanda.

In theory, you enter another
country,

but as you keep on driving,

nothing feels any different.

Except the scenery
is nicer on this side.

As are the opportunities.

...from the Great Britain
or Switzerland into other
countries,

in some of which the level of
data protection does not meet

the requirements
of the European Commission.

For instance, their legislation
might not guarantee the same...

...rights.

Or they might not have...

Excuse me.

I forgot to...
- It's okay.

Go ahead and answer it.
- Excuse me.

...might not guarantee--

Anita Korvola's phone,
Juhani Maäkela speaking.

This is Inkeri Aho
from the insurance company
Navitas.

I'm trying to reach Anita
Korvola.
- She's in hospital.

I'm a close friend of hers.
What's this about?

It's about
Erik Korvola's life insurance.

When would it be possib--
- Like I said, she's in
hospital.

But I'm her and Erik Korvola's
family friend.

Listen, why don't you come see
me

so I can help you with this.

We should let Anita recover.
- Okay.

Just a moment.

Right.

I actually have a free slot in
an hour.

Would that be okay?
- Sure.

Great.
- Okay, good.

See you soon.

Here are Korvola's records.
- I'm leaving.

Take them.

You could've emailed them.
- I already printed them out.

I checked the vehicle
registration.

Car OGH-177.
Insured with us until August
2020.

They then scrapped it
and bought new car.

There's a mention of vehicle
damage
that hasn't been processed.

It has been reported, but...
- It's all in here.

I'll check it later.

I wonder why it's not processed.
- I'll look into it.

Make sure you do!

Hi. Nice to see you.

So, this way.

Mind your step.
It's a bit slippery here.

The foaling box is in the back.
The height is correct.

How's the ligament injury?
- It's fine.

Hi.

We're also getting
mechanical ventilation.

Please, come this way.

So, the staff facilities will
come here.

Peter.
We have a proposition for you.

Troy Enterprises offers you
2.5 million euros

for developing your business.

We would gladly see you
continue developing the ranch,

according to a mutually agreed
strategy.

If you sign the contract,

we will offer you a 50,000 euro
gratuitous contract payment...

...and a monthly basic wage
of 5,000 euros.

Troy Enterprises
will be liable for all the
risks.

I'll be glad to act
as a notary for the agreement.

Here I have...

...all the documents.

Jutta...

We need a moment to consider
this.

We don't have a moment.

And I'm not a very patient man.

Take it or leave it.

How long do you think it'll
take?
- 15 seconds.

Hey, wait!

Juhani Maäkela.

Inkeri Aho.
- Hello.

It's nice to get the ball
rolling.

I don't fully understand
the insurance company's
eagerness here,

but we'll do our best to help.

I'm trying to find out
how Erik Korvola disappeared.

So you can avoid paying
compensations?

Or so we could pay them
if it came to that.

What do you know about
the family's financial
situation?

Well, it is stable.

No debts, not any expenses
really.

Erik is a civil servant.

A border veterinarian?
- Yes.

Very good at his job,
if that's what you're wondering.

What does his work include?
- Examinations of animals

and animal products.

That's it in a nutshell.

You're a friend of the family?
- That's right.

Of both of them.
And Anita's next of kin in this
case.

In what case, exactly?

Well...

Anita's been emotionally
distressed
after the accident.

You mean disappearance?
- No, accident.

She's in hospital now.

And...

And it's no secret
that's she's been hitting the
bottle.

She trusts you more than her
children?

What do you mean by that?

Just asking for your comment.

I can't comment on who she
trusts.

I'm just glad I can help her
during her time of need.

The children are named
as the beneficiaries in the
insurance.

Why isn't the wife mentioned
here?

I don't know.

The compensation limit was
raised.
Do you know why?

I don't.

You were... are good friends
with Erik.

That's right,
since our military service.

Do you have a clear idea
of what you want to ask me?

This all seems pretty vague to
me.

You're named
as the next of kin by the wife.

And Erik didn't name his wife
as a beneficiary.

Yes?

Just wondering about the
relationship
between you and his wife.

What are you implying?

Nothing, just asking.
Can you comment on that?

I can't and I won't.

I'm doing my best to help this
family.

I see nothing wrong in that.

I'm needed elsewhere.

I have no more time for
comments.

Thank you for this.

Let's keep in touch.

Hi.
- Hi.

This is a nature-oriented
daycare centre.

We go on nature excursions each
week,
rain or shine.

We want to teach children
to spend time outside

in all kinds of weather.

Studies have shown that
children's
bone density and motor skills

develop on uneven surfaces.
- Right.

My sister would also like to
know
how the meals are arranged here.

The lunch lasts from
30 minutes to one hour.

Are children able to
sit still for that long?

Well...

Our clients value it,

and their children
learn the same manners.

Do you have your own kitchen
here?

The food is prepared here.
We prefer organic and local
foods.

We have the means
to provide for all special
diets.

Okay. Organic and local, was it?
- Absolutely.

Excuse me. Can someone sign
this?
- I'll do it.

Right there.

Excuse me.

Leave a window open for me.
- Why?

I can't!
- You have to.

I'll get into trouble.
- You won't.

Move.

Thank you.

So, what kind of schedule
does your sister's family have?

When will they be needing
daycare?
- They're still considering it.

We have other people in line.
- I understand.

You have such nice facilities.

First-class.

Okay, let's continue the tour.
Here's the staff room.

Here's the victim, Reija
Mansner.

When did this happen?
- A couple of years ago.

They both studied in law school.

There was no sentence.

They were friends.

Okay.

Sini had a strong support team
right from the start.

Wait a sec.

Check this out.

Her father and lawyer were
present
right from the beginning.

She's a young woman
and was drunk at the time.

They did press charges,
but there were no witnesses.

Nobody remembered anything.

Okay.

I need the information on this.

How is this so relevant all of a
sudden?

The last time I showed this,
you had a fit.

Give it a rest.

I saw Mansner today.

She will bear those scars
forever.

I need all of this material.

You can have it
if you go out for a coffee with
me.

I can find all of it myself
if I need to.

You're nothing but a shortcut.

I know.

But the coffee's on me.
Okay, let's go then.

How are you doing?
- Fine.

I work.
- Too much?

Just enough.

Kirsi and I split up.

Oh.

She found someone else.

Now you know how it feels.

Who's this for?
- Her. Thanks.

Can I see Pyry some day?

I don't want you messing with
his head.

Just leave it.

Are you nervous?

Not really.

You'll do great.

Please.

This way.

That went well.

You can't make empty promises
to these people.

This horse trading thing
just requires a few
arrangements.

That still doesn't mean
it can be arranged.