UNKNOWN
Hello?
Faraz Kamali.
Who is this?
-Hello. -Good morning.
It's a nice day.
The sky is bright and clear.
Where are you?
Somewhere safe.
Still in Tehran?
Yes.
Good.
Call in a few hours, I'll give you details about the rescue.
I have a lead.
What?
A contact for getting into the substation.
We can try through there, if it's not too late.
I've befriended a dissident.
He's reliable. I checked him out before I left.
Are you at his place?
Are you, "Shakira"? At "Sick-Boy's"?
What does he know about you?
Not a thing. He thinks I'm also a dissident, but...
he knows someone in the substation, will it still help?
Can you get inside within 48 hours?
Yes.
Okay.
For starters, track the hacker's phone
and send me all his info, and the info for the substation contact.
His name and position.
I have to go.
This is gonna be wild.
Gershad is a piece of crap.
Government agents post false reports that totally trip you up.
-What are you talking about? -It leads you straight to them.
Your next destination:
-Hell. -Hell.
Fucking son of a bitch!
Where is she?
Get up! Up!
Tell me where she is!
I don't know. I swear to God.
Come on!
Are you taking him, sir?
Do I answer to you?
I'm sorry, sir.
Where?
Brother...
where are you taking me?
I swear, I don't know anything.
Lying dog.
Do you have children?
I have two little girls.
Masoud, shut your mouth!
This is Dr. Ben Arzi, we landed,
we'll be at the inpatient facility in 30 minutes.
How is she?
Her vitals are okay, but she's been anesthetized.
I'll keep you posted.
No.
Tell girls to come, not guys. We need more girls to come!
Tell Parisa, Negar...
I gotta go. Call you later.
I told you this app sucks ass.
There was no way to get around that checkpoint.
Good afternoon. How are you, sir?
Where to?
We're going hiking in the mountains. We're students on break.
Your papers.
Right.
There you go.
Why are you out like that, lady?
Fix your headdress.
Did you just give me the finger?
You're all in for it now!
Officer...
Out of the car.
-Let's go! -Officer...
Come on! How dare you?
Officer, that's my stepsister.
She grew up abroad. She doesn't know that gesture.
I don't care if she grew up abroad!
I'm sorry. She was being polite.
She went to a school for foreigners. That means "okay" there.
Where are her papers?
I'm sorry, Officer.
She came to visit her homeland. We're going hiking.
You tell her she can't make that gesture in Iran.
Absolutely.
And the car? Anything in there?
We'll check just to make sure.
Is there a problem, sir?
Open the trunk.
It's jammed, but don't worry.
There's nothing there.
What about him?
Drive safe.
Thank you.
A month's pay! You just wasted a month's pay, God damn it!
Did you want to get arrested or are you just dumb?
-Lay off her. These things happen. -Shut up!
Why did you even bring her? Did you think we were going to a picnic?
Where are we going?
You really don't know?
To a party?
Where? What are we going to do there?
Why is she here? Where did you even find this piece of work?
Hey, watch it.
I could have left both of you there and driven off.
How do you know each other?
From the Internet.
We met on the dark web.
The dark web?
-How long have you known each other? -A year.
-How do you know she's the same person? -I know. Trust me.
Just what do you do on the dark web?
I'm a hacker.
I make money that way.
I needed his help. We got to talking...
I'm really sorry about what I did.
It was stupid.
Let's go.
You need to pay me back.
I blew a million tomans because of you.
Get the hell out.
Out!
Get over there.
On your knees.
On your knees!
You've sold out everything you had to the Zionists.
You've betrayed your country.
A traitorous dog like you
doesn't deserve to live a day.
Not a single day!
You're leaving Iran tonight.
And you're never coming back.
If you do come back, I'll pay a visit to your family myself.
And when I do...
I'll have a full clip.
Your Zionist friends are waiting for you in Istanbul.
Go hug your family...
because you're never going to see them again.
You got that? You're never going to see them again!
Yes.
I got it.
Hey! How are you?
Shahin!
You took the drugs and disappeared.
Come on. We got a flat tire. We busted our ass to get here.
Let's smoke up and get wasted.
You go, I'll be right there.
Milad, come on.
Milad.
-Is she going to follow us all night? -What's wrong?
What's wrong? What about that situation with the police?
Let's talk inside.
Don't be so uptight.
Have fun!
Yes.
The Eagle's calling.
Put him through.
Hey, girlfriend.
Have fun, honey.
-Hello. -Hello.
Got a pick-me-up for me?
Hurry up!
You should have counted it before.
No rush, honey.
What's your name?
Yasamin.
Who are you working for, Yasamin?
I want to make sure you're not bullshitting me.
Can you point him out?
I'll take a million tomans' worth, if it's good.
You know the sentence for dealing drugs?
I wasn't dealing.
You have two options.
Go to prison, or take me to your dealer.
There's no dealer.
Come with me.
What did she do?
Nothing, she just kicked me in the balls. No big deal.
-Did she say anything? -No.
She didn't rat anybody out.
What's that look?
You still owe me money.
Karim, that's enough.
Hello.
Sweetheart.
Honey, how are you feeling?
Fine, praise God.
Where are you?
I don't know.
At a hospital, I don't know what country this is.
But this is about your job, so where do you think?
The Israelis kidnapped you, my dear.
That's what I thought.
I'm all right. They're looking after me.
You can relax.
I'm sorry.
It's not your fault.
It is my fault.
I should have gone with you, I should have looked out for you.
Me and my damn job.
This is not the time.
They wanted me to tell you you did the right thing
and that if you keep it up, we'll see each other soon.
I have to go.
Stay strong.
I swear I'll get you back.
God willing.
-Hello, sir. -Faraz, how are you?
Very good. I was just about to update you.
Come to my office, please.
I'll be right there, sir.
Hello.
Get inside.
Thank you.
Faraz, how are you?
It's good to see you.
You too. Thank you.
Come, please sit down.
Thank you.
What did you want to update me on?
The investigation.
Yes?
You got something out of Tabrizi?
Not yet.
But I let him go.
I heard.
I couldn't believe it at first.
Faraz Kamali making a sensitive decision like that on his own?
There was a narrow window of opportunity.
I've received information
stating he's meeting a senior Mossad agent in Istanbul tomorrow morning.
Why didn't you fill me in?
Would you have authorized it?
I wanted to come to you with results.
How do you know he won't flee?
He won't leave a wife and two daughters.
Traitors like him would sell out their family to escape the noose.
His family means more to him than his fear of dying.
I let him go to see if he makes some mistake.
We tried every approach,
but he denied having any connection with Mossad.
Still, you should have filled me in!
I'm sorry. I made a mistake.
How's your wife?
She's okay.
Recovering after the surgery.
Is she still in France?
Yes.
When is she due back?
In a few days.
Maybe your wife's condition has affected your judgment.
Definitely.
I haven't smoked in five years.
This is my tenth cigarette today.
Nahid, my wife, she made me quit.
This one time I was getting a cigarette out of the pack.
I saw she replaced them all with rolled-up pieces of paper.
Pictures of me, of her, of the kids, all of us on holiday.
She told me...
"I can handle the risks you face at your job...
but I don't want you dying of some disease.
Your death must have a purpose."
Why are you telling me this?
Nahid flew to France a week ago to undergo brain surgery.
The operation went well.
Last night she got on a flight back. And I...
You had no idea, did you?
No, I'm sorry.
Is she okay?
God knows where those Israeli bastards took her.
They want you in return.
But I can't let you leave.
This situation is too complicated...
to just cover it up.
But you said I had to go.
Everything's changed.
What do you want me to do?
You have to stay.
Everything will remain the same.
Your beautiful house, your business,
your wife and daughters won't know a thing.
But from now on, you're working for me.
You're thinking it over?
You don't have a choice.
But I don't have anything I can give you.
You know what I want from you.
What about your wife?
They wouldn't dare touch her.
Your name has been sent to every border checkpoint,
and even if you did make it out,
as soon as you set foot outside Iran,
the first thing I'll do is come visit this place.
You catch my drift?
What do you think?
Being a refugee's fun? It's all fun and games?
I love my country more than you realize.
I'm willing to die for my country. You understand?
Very well.
Fine.
But, you idiot! You have a great life here.
And if you do your job right, you'll keep it that way.
Right...
until I get a bullet in the head.
Get me Tamar Rabinyan...
and nobody will lay a finger on you.
Tomorrow at noon,
meeting with the chief of staff...
Milad Kahani, 25 years old, originally from Shiraz.
He's been in Tehran for five years,
arrested at protests twice, in 2011 and in 2014, released after several days.
No criminal record other than that.
Do we know where they are now?
The mountains outside Tehran.
Probably at an illegal rave.
Stay on him from now on.
Yes.
Am I speaking to Mr. Masoud Tabrizi?
Who's asking?
I'm Eli, from Turkish Airlines. Regarding the flight this morning,
I take it you missed it?
That's right. I'm sorry I didn't let you know sooner.
That's all right. Do you plan on taking a different flight today?
If so, you're eligible for a rebate of up to 50% of the original ticket.
Really?
I didn't know that.
How about that.
Twenty years in the business and I'm still learning new things every day.
Would you like to book a different flight today, sir?
No, thank you. I'll go another time.
No problem.
Have a nice day, sir.
Stop!