Diary Of A Spy (2022)

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Transcript
00:00:30I'm a U.S. intelligence officer.
00:00:51Well, actually I'm not, but I spent just over two decades thinking I was.
00:00:58What I was, and still am, is a spy.
00:01:02I'm not rich, I don't fly on private jets, I don't even fly business class.
00:01:09I look and act entirely ordinary.
00:01:14This is the story of how I found out who I really was.
00:01:18How I became what I am now.
00:01:28Why are you here?
00:01:29She isn't coming.
00:01:30I've got a car.
00:01:31Is that backpack all the way did you have?
00:01:32Yes.
00:01:33They came and took him in the middle of the night.
00:02:03I was in the bathroom.
00:02:04I don't think anybody knew that I was in the shower.
00:02:05How long have you known about Daniels?
00:02:06We were going to get married.
00:02:07Do you have any money?
00:02:08Yes.
00:02:09I'm going to need you to leave then, okay?
00:02:10I'm going to need you to leave then, okay?
00:02:32I'm going to need you to leave then, okay?
00:03:00I'm going to need you to leave then, okay?
00:03:28I was saved by a discovery made by my commanding officer, Roger Daniels.
00:03:33He was who I was supposed to pick up from the Los Angeles airport.
00:03:36Instead, I was met by a woman who, however caring, should not have known of Daniels'
00:03:43intention to flee.
00:03:59He's gone.
00:04:00His fucking girlfriend came.
00:04:01I know.
00:04:02You did the right thing.
00:04:03She'll be safe.
00:04:04We'll make sure of it.
00:04:05Yeah.
00:04:06I'm going to take care of everything for you.
00:04:07We'll send somebody.
00:04:08Tomorrow we'll have lunch and we can talk as long as you need.
00:04:19Yeah.
00:04:20Sure James.
00:04:21I promise.
00:04:22Of course.
00:04:23I'm sorry.
00:04:24It's not your fault.
00:04:25What is your fault?
00:04:28It's not your fault.
00:04:30What is it?
00:04:38You know what, Daniel?
00:04:40I haven't told you my name.
00:04:42Daniel.
00:04:43Daniel, do you want to dance?
00:04:45I thought you said you weren't married.
00:04:46Do you want to dance?
00:04:48Take care, honey.
00:04:52I thought you said you weren't married.
00:04:55I am.
00:04:56I ain't married.
00:04:58I ain't married.
00:05:00Oh, I...
00:05:02I ain't playing games with you.
00:05:04It's just some kind of
00:05:06swagger thing, huh?
00:05:08Bartender.
00:05:10Take me.
00:05:12Fuck this shit.
00:05:16How are you?
00:05:18You were hard to find.
00:05:20No.
00:05:22Does that ruin your night?
00:05:24Here.
00:05:28Here.
00:05:32You know what? Let's get the fuck out of this shit.
00:05:34We'll drink some shit.
00:05:36Yeah.
00:05:38Good night.
00:05:40You know what, buddy?
00:05:42I hope this is for you.
00:05:44Alright.
00:05:54Yeah.
00:06:18Just put it over there.
00:06:20Please.
00:06:22You can just open this in front of me.
00:06:34Got it.
00:06:36Got it.
00:06:386 a.m.
00:06:40Yes, sir.
00:06:42I should probably go to bed.
00:06:44Yeah.
00:06:46Good luck.
00:06:48Wait.
00:06:50Staying the night?
00:06:52Goodbye.
00:06:56Oh.
00:06:58Because you're married.
00:07:02He never stopped you before?
00:07:14You're a coward.
00:07:20Yeah.
00:07:50You're a coward.
00:08:20I've never seen you before.
00:08:30No, you're not gonna talk?
00:08:34A boy would be told to drive you to S.
00:08:36I'm not gonna talk.
00:08:38I'm not gonna talk.
00:08:40I'm not gonna talk.
00:08:42I'm not gonna talk.
00:08:44I'm not gonna talk.
00:08:46I'm not gonna talk.
00:08:48A boy would be told to drive you to S.
00:08:50You know who I am.
00:08:54I do.
00:08:58There must be some rumors about me.
00:09:00Some.
00:09:12Hello?
00:09:14Hi.
00:09:18Is 34 not joining us?
00:09:2034 is no longer assigned to you.
00:09:22We worked together before.
00:09:24Do you remember? Iraq?
00:09:26Yes.
00:09:28So you're S. now?
00:09:30Yes.
00:09:3235.
00:09:38Has Daniel's been found?
00:09:40He's dead.
00:09:44You arranged for him to board the 415 flight?
00:09:48Yes.
00:09:50The woman? Did you know her?
00:09:52Yes.
00:09:54Socially.
00:09:56I thought they might have slept together, but...
00:09:58I, um...
00:10:00I didn't understand the extent of it, no.
00:10:02Well, it is unfortunate
00:10:04that your crew
00:10:06was not more discreet.
00:10:08You lost...
00:10:10seven.
00:10:12Yes? The whole cell?
00:10:14And then you fled?
00:10:16So...
00:10:18no one left in Jeddah.
00:10:20I think that the best option
00:10:22for everyone concerned
00:10:24at this point
00:10:26would be for you to simply retire.
00:10:3234 promised to convert the mission
00:10:36from NOC to official cover
00:10:38to provide for a pension
00:10:40for when the mission was over.
00:10:42The mission is not over.
00:10:44You have failed again.
00:10:46And I'm sure
00:10:48whatever was promised to you
00:10:50was based on some
00:10:52form of success.
00:10:54The agency has no record of you.
00:10:56Miss Broad, you are, um...
00:10:58not an agent.
00:11:00You are a petroleum engineer.
00:11:04In light of recent events,
00:11:06I'm sure you can agree that...
00:11:08due to the size of...
00:11:10due to the size of...
00:11:12the intimacy...
00:11:16of the industry,
00:11:18I am not, um...
00:11:20hireable
00:11:22right now
00:11:24as an engineer.
00:11:26You're the only other employer
00:11:28I've ever had.
00:11:30I have less than $2,000 left.
00:11:32You...
00:11:34You have consistently earned
00:11:36a very generous
00:11:38combined income.
00:11:40What's not in those pages
00:11:42that you need me to say?
00:11:44Is there not one that says
00:11:46I'm a fuck-up?
00:11:48I'm asking for some compassion
00:11:50from someone who's been in the field,
00:11:52who understands
00:11:54that sometimes
00:11:56it's hard
00:11:58who understands that sometimes
00:12:00you can't come back
00:12:02once you've gone out.
00:12:10Please.
00:12:20Please.
00:12:22The King's children
00:12:24are mostly fuck-ups,
00:12:26which keeps them in the palaces.
00:12:28Or they can go to school
00:12:30in America.
00:12:32The Saudis, for a number of years,
00:12:34have employed the same tutor
00:12:36in Los Angeles.
00:12:38His current pupil
00:12:40is one of MBS's half-sisters,
00:12:42and evidently they are very close.
00:12:44This tutor has been
00:12:46identified as being
00:12:48susceptible to women,
00:12:50although rather inept
00:12:52with them.
00:12:54If you, say, become his girlfriend,
00:12:56for instance,
00:12:58that might provide
00:13:00an advantage to the
00:13:02stability of our
00:13:04alliance.
00:13:12Isn't there something
00:13:14that's more aligned
00:13:16with my background?
00:13:18You said yourself you're unhirable
00:13:20as an engineer.
00:13:22Well, I just expected
00:13:24different from...
00:13:26Oh, you think we have something in common.
00:13:28Well,
00:13:30Miss Broad,
00:13:32take my advice.
00:13:34This is a very
00:13:36generous offer.
00:13:38You don't need to decide
00:13:40on this call.
00:13:42And you want to keep James
00:13:44as your point person?
00:13:46We can arrange that.
00:13:48Or a fresh start
00:13:50all around. Sometimes that's best
00:13:52in a situation like your own.
00:13:56Well, I trust...
00:13:58I like James.
00:14:00Good.
00:14:02We're done here.
00:14:06I could have retired
00:14:08ten, maybe twelve years ago
00:14:10if it weren't for the thousands
00:14:12of hotel old-fashions and a Middle Eastern
00:14:14coke habit.
00:14:16All these old men knew I was high.
00:14:18But James was the only one who'd stay out with me.
00:14:20Walk me home.
00:14:22Not want anything out of it.
00:14:24I tried recruiting him myself a couple of years ago.
00:14:26Just offering him a job
00:14:28he didn't really know from whom.
00:14:30But, uh, cover story was great.
00:14:32Fantastic salary.
00:14:34Just a little feeler for him, but he totally
00:14:36shot me down.
00:14:38Met this woman in law school and, uh,
00:14:40fell in love with her.
00:14:42He was supposed to follow her to New York.
00:14:44For some reason, she decided to go without him
00:14:46and, uh, left him with a broken heart.
00:14:48Something like that.
00:14:50He's a lawyer and a tutor?
00:14:52Well, no, he's essentially just a tutor.
00:14:54I mean, if the kids go to USC
00:14:56or UCLA, he tutors them.
00:14:58If they go to Pepperdine
00:15:00or LMU,
00:15:02he winds up taking their classes
00:15:04for them.
00:15:06Families give these enormous donations.
00:15:08The schools are not too particular.
00:15:10Was first in his class at Cambridge.
00:15:12Senior wrangler.
00:15:14He's a kid.
00:15:16But I can't get over this idea
00:15:18that he's kind of dopey.
00:15:20Sort of like a hopeless romantic.
00:15:22I didn't do this to become a whore.
00:15:24Sweetie, you did this for the same reason
00:15:26that everybody does.
00:15:28You were too arrogant to take on a regular job.
00:15:30And the agency gave you the opportunity
00:15:32to live the life of an unfettered narcissist.
00:15:34I mean, really.
00:15:36You get to live this
00:15:38whole make-believe life.
00:15:40It's wonderful.
00:15:42It's fun. There's no reason pretending it's anything else.
00:15:44Yeah, it hasn't felt that way.
00:15:50It hasn't in a really long time.
00:15:52Well, then fuck it.
00:15:54You know, the problem with most people
00:15:56is it takes them entirely too long
00:15:58to realize that their future is a great big bag
00:16:00of nothing.
00:16:02I was promised a pension.
00:16:04Then you leverage it.
00:16:06This whole business is about finding an opportunity.
00:16:08Just one opportunity.
00:16:10And when you pounce,
00:16:12life is full of unintended consequences,
00:16:14both good and bad, for everybody.
00:16:20His name is Camden.
00:16:22It's up to you.
00:16:26How soon can he get me a wire?
00:16:28Monday.
00:16:30If you need some cash today,
00:16:32just ask.
00:16:34I'm asking.
00:16:36Good afternoon.
00:16:38It's a beautiful sight tonight,
00:16:40isn't it?
00:16:46When I first saw him,
00:16:48I resented the fact that no one
00:16:50mentioned that we looked alike,
00:16:52as if it weren't the key
00:16:54motivator in their thinking of me.
00:16:56I hated him
00:16:58for this.
00:17:00And I hated how he echoed
00:17:02the worst parts of myself.
00:17:06A loner.
00:17:08Dour.
00:17:12Drawn to the places he least fit in.
00:17:16He was shy, like me too.
00:17:20He followed a group
00:17:22of girls for over an hour,
00:17:24trying to muster the courage to flirt.
00:17:36He was shy, like me too.
00:17:38He followed a group of girls
00:17:40for over an hour,
00:17:42trying to muster the courage
00:17:44to flirt.
00:17:46He followed a group of girls
00:17:48for over an hour,
00:17:50trying to muster the courage
00:17:52to flirt.
00:17:54He followed a group of girls
00:17:56for over an hour,
00:17:58trying to muster the courage
00:18:00to flirt.
00:18:02He followed a group of girls
00:18:04trying to muster the courage
00:18:06to flirt.
00:18:12There was something romantic
00:18:14about how he played his piano
00:18:16for himself.
00:18:18Turned out the lights
00:18:20for no one.
00:18:22Read for no one.
00:18:30I followed him like this
00:18:32Seeing what he did, where he went, what I could use against him, the more I plotted,
00:18:42the more nervous I became, as if attraction can only be seated with strangers.
00:18:49Uh, I'll have a large dark roast.
00:19:05Large dark roast, please.
00:19:11Good, good choice.
00:19:15Thank you.
00:19:19Thank you.
00:19:24Hey!
00:19:35Camden, my God. How long have you been out here?
00:19:38Not long. Good afternoon.
00:19:44No one offered him a drink?
00:19:45No, they did. I'm good, thanks.
00:19:48I was thinking it's probably good timing for you to go and take the test for yourself tomorrow.
00:19:53I've devised a plan for today.
00:19:57Is there a problem? For our arrangements for tomorrow?
00:20:01No. No, it's just...
00:20:03What?
00:20:05Some of the others in your cohort are rough wood at times.
00:20:10I think it's good if you give the next one a go.
00:20:13Yes. We will talk about this very soon.
00:20:16I have a gift for you right now. You will be very happy.
00:20:21For your hard work.
00:20:23Thanks, that's really not necessary.
00:20:25No, no. You are lonely. It makes me sad.
00:20:30I'm always sad, too.
00:20:33So, we go out tonight. We rent you a club. Club Corner.
00:20:38Wahid looked into a club, then realised where are all the people coming from.
00:20:42So, we'll do a Club Corner.
00:20:44I don't think that's wise. It's such a public place.
00:20:50I'm trying to help you.
00:20:52Thank you.
00:21:11What is it that you do?
00:21:14Huh?
00:21:15What do you do?
00:21:17I'm a writer.
00:21:18I'm a writer.
00:21:20We're influencers.
00:21:29Will you just excuse me, please?
00:21:44What is it that you do?
00:21:45I'm a writer.
00:21:46Will you just excuse me, please?
00:21:47I'm a writer.
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00:24:46No.
00:24:47I do have to go to bed soon, though.
00:24:48Do you want my number?
00:24:49You want to see me again?
00:24:50Give me your phone.
00:24:51I'm Camden.
00:24:52I'm Anna.
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00:25:14I'm Anna.
00:25:16Hello.
00:25:18Are you coming?
00:25:24Wait.
00:25:26ID?
00:25:28Really?
00:25:30ID.
00:25:32No, don't close that.
00:25:38Welcome back, Ms. Bin Salman Al-Sadr.
00:25:47Thank you.
00:25:48Yeah.
00:25:49Hello?
00:25:50All right.
00:25:51All right, I'll be there.
00:25:55Those who wish to harm Her Majesty have produced compromising photographs.
00:26:01Oral sex with a business associate.
00:26:04They were taken at the club?
00:26:08I don't remember.
00:26:11Please, talk to them.
00:26:14This is something I know you can't do.
00:26:19This is something I know you can fix.
00:26:23Will you talk to them?
00:26:26Yes, of course.
00:26:28What if I can convince them to hand them over without payment?
00:26:32I don't think.
00:26:35But yes, whatever is good for the family.
00:26:48All right.
00:27:03Anna?
00:27:29I was just...
00:27:32I was just calling to see whether you wanted to do something.
00:27:37Yeah, I have to work tonight.
00:27:41Tonight?
00:27:46OK.
00:27:50Yeah, yeah, I guess.
00:27:53I have to meet a guy later at a coffee shop,
00:27:56but then we can meet there afterwards at 8.30.
00:28:09Hi.
00:28:11Hey.
00:28:17Do you want to go someplace else?
00:28:22Yeah.
00:28:24Cool, I know this bowling alley that's only open for special events
00:28:29and it doesn't have a security camera.
00:28:32You want to break in?
00:28:36I'm kind of in this risk aversion period right now.
00:28:45Oh, OK.
00:28:48Well, it's safe, that's what I'm saying,
00:28:51but you don't have to trust me.
00:28:56I'll go wherever you want.
00:29:08Nice Forex.
00:29:10Thank you.
00:29:12How did you know that?
00:29:14I don't know.
00:29:16Yeah, you do.
00:29:22My dad was a locksmith.
00:29:27Do you want to ask me something?
00:29:30I don't know.
00:29:33Come on.
00:29:35You can ask me anything.
00:29:39What's your favourite smell?
00:29:42I say anything and that's all you got?
00:29:48What are your views on blackmail?
00:29:51Roses are my favourite smell.
00:29:55It's a cliché, but clichés are good.
00:29:57That's why they're clichés.
00:30:00And I think blackmail should be legal.
00:30:06No one thinks that.
00:30:08Why not, though?
00:30:09It's a free market exchange.
00:30:11Well, blackmail typically involves an exchange setting
00:30:14with a bilateral monopoly
00:30:16over normally highly emotional stakes.
00:30:19And there's the advertising element.
00:30:21Well, then don't advertise.
00:30:23No, I mean the law.
00:30:25Its main purpose is publicity.
00:30:33What should I put?
00:30:34What do you mean?
00:30:36The scoreboard.
00:30:38Oh, um...
00:30:41I'll just take the yellow ball.
00:30:43No, I meant initials.
00:30:47Wait, have you never bowled before?
00:30:52Uh, no.
00:30:55Holy shit, really?
00:30:57I'm sorry, I...
00:30:58No, no, no, it's good.
00:31:00I'm just, I'm honoured to introduce you
00:31:03to such an apple pie pastime.
00:31:06Do you want me to teach you?
00:31:09Okay.
00:31:11See these two arrows right in the center?
00:31:13Yeah.
00:31:14Aim right between those two,
00:31:16but to the right a little bit, okay?
00:31:19Yeah.
00:31:20Okay, um, watch this.
00:31:22One step, two step, forward, release on the third step.
00:31:27Got it?
00:31:28Yeah, should I go?
00:31:30Sure.
00:31:37Holy shit.
00:31:39I'm an amazing teacher.
00:31:41You are?
00:31:42No shit.
00:31:44Seriously, did you, you were part of some, like,
00:31:48high school league or something?
00:31:50No, no, I wouldn't joke about something like that.
00:31:53Well, then you're just a fucking prodigy.
00:31:56Here I go.
00:31:59Okay, that was just a warm-up.
00:32:02I mean, I would get to go twice either way, technically.
00:32:06Um, the only reason you went once
00:32:09is because you couldn't go many times.
00:32:11I don't mind, you can go as many times as you like.
00:32:14Well, that's not really how it works.
00:32:16Okay, but we're just doing this for fun, right?
00:32:20It doesn't matter.
00:32:22Well, what's the...
00:32:25What's the point of that?
00:32:27I just want you to have a good time, that's all,
00:32:30and just not worry about me.
00:32:33Okay.
00:32:47Okay, that was just a warm-up.
00:32:50You're doing great.
00:32:52You're doing great.
00:32:54I probably just have beginner's luck.
00:32:57Uh...
00:32:59Okay, are you fucking with me still?
00:33:04No.
00:33:07That's just how I feel.
00:33:10I like to tell the truth.
00:33:13I know that's not always the best way sometimes, though.
00:33:23What?
00:33:25What?
00:33:27Nothing.
00:33:29No.
00:33:31It seems like you want to say something, so say it.
00:33:33Do you want to leave or whatever?
00:33:36Just, if you want to, just say it, okay?
00:33:39Get it over with so we don't have to waste time here.
00:33:44It's just...
00:33:46I don't feel comfortable with people very often.
00:33:51But it's not as bad with you?
00:33:58It's not as bad with me.
00:34:01No.
00:34:07We talked late into the night,
00:34:10sharing the sort of details that seem untrue
00:34:12when you first meet someone.
00:34:15To my own weakness, I found myself telling the truth.
00:34:19How I'd left home early,
00:34:21how my mom died young,
00:34:24how I never knew my father.
00:34:29His Italian father was 72 when he first had him,
00:34:32which made me assume he must have been kind,
00:34:35or at least romantic.
00:34:38His mother's American, but chose to raise him in Europe.
00:34:42I ran to L.A.
00:34:45He came as a writer seeking roots he never had.
00:34:50I want to write a novel about you one day.
00:34:54At least I want to.
00:34:57Do you have something like that, that you want?
00:35:06Yeah.
00:35:10Where did you grow up?
00:35:15The Badlands.
00:35:17You know where that is?
00:35:19Of course.
00:35:23I always wanted to go.
00:35:29And then I moved to China,
00:35:32and a whole lot of other places.
00:35:38And I haven't been here really long.
00:35:41China.
00:35:43Yeah.
00:35:45Why China?
00:35:48Well, um...
00:35:51where I'm from,
00:35:53if you wanted to see the world or do something really exotic,
00:35:58you became a petroleum engineer.
00:36:02So they had a...
00:36:05they had a pretty good school for that there,
00:36:08and it was free.
00:36:11So you've seen a lot of the world.
00:36:15Yeah.
00:36:28Do you want to have a family?
00:36:33I don't think I do.
00:36:38Do you?
00:36:42I don't even know if I still can.
00:36:47Never really tried, so...
00:36:51I guess...
00:36:57I don't know.
00:37:02I don't think I ever did.
00:37:04Really?
00:37:07Do you want to get married, though?
00:37:14Never gotten close.
00:37:19Have you?
00:37:20No.
00:37:24Maybe I got close once, but...
00:37:27it's hard with my job.
00:37:30Travel.
00:37:33Where do you live in L.A.?
00:37:38Well, I am currently...
00:37:41staying in a shitty motel until I figure that out.
00:37:46Sorry.
00:37:48Yeah, it kind of sucks.
00:37:52What if I stay with you...
00:37:55tonight?
00:37:57Oh, I...
00:37:58I don't think so.
00:38:03That's it.
00:38:05That was stupid.
00:38:07Forget that I said that.
00:38:10I'm just thinking.
00:38:12I don't think I've ever had such a great time with you.
00:38:17I'm just thinking.
00:38:19I don't think I've ever had someone sleep before.
00:38:23I only have one pillow.
00:38:28That's no big deal.
00:38:31I don't even need a pillow.
00:38:38Would you like to sleep tonight?
00:38:47Yeah.
00:39:17Okay.
00:39:36What are you reading?
00:39:38I'm not reading it.
00:39:40She ain't here.
00:39:43So it's just academic decoration?
00:39:47No.
00:39:49Then you're reading it.
00:39:52I'm not reading it.
00:39:55I read it when I don't feel well.
00:40:00But I feel good now, so...
00:40:03I'm not reading it.
00:40:06You can just tell people you're reading it.
00:40:09They won't know it.
00:40:11Okay.
00:40:18Good night.
00:40:20Good night.
00:40:32Don't touch me!
00:40:42I'm sorry.
00:40:44Fuck.
00:40:46I'm sorry, I should go.
00:40:51It's okay.
00:40:53No, it's fine.
00:40:55I should go.
00:41:01Are you going to be able to ride cars?
00:41:04Yeah.
00:41:06Can I come with you?
00:41:08Yeah, of course.
00:41:10Of course.
00:41:22You're sweet.
00:41:25Huh?
00:41:35You're sweet.
00:41:37You're a sweet person.
00:41:40You are too.
00:41:53Bye.
00:41:55Thanks.
00:42:10Fuck.
00:42:41Fuck.
00:42:43Fuck.
00:43:08I just wanted to...
00:43:10I just wanted to say it's...
00:43:12You didn't do anything wrong.
00:43:14I just, I...
00:43:16I have problems.
00:43:18That make it difficult for me to sleep in places, I don't know.
00:43:23That's okay.
00:43:26You sure?
00:43:28I understand.
00:43:30I've got some things that I struggle with.
00:43:33But I'm working on them.
00:43:36Last night made that easier for me.
00:43:39Can I buy you dinner tomorrow?
00:43:44I don't think that's a good idea.
00:43:46Okay.
00:43:48I don't have any plans.
00:43:50It's just I'm on call, that's all.
00:43:52Well, you're on call.
00:43:54You get a call.
00:43:55You get up.
00:43:59Will you come with me?
00:44:00I'd like that.
00:44:02Okay.
00:44:05Okay.
00:44:07Well, I'll find us a place.
00:44:11Bye, Kevin.
00:44:13Goodbye, Emma.
00:44:37Bye.
00:44:56I wasn't thinking clearly.
00:44:59I wanted an out.
00:45:01And found escape within his book.
00:45:05Lying to myself that somehow hours lost within it sufficed as some deep form of research.
00:45:13This reminded me of Jeddah.
00:45:16How I'd get lost for days, just walking.
00:45:20Pretending.
00:45:23Being someone I'll never be.
00:45:35Thank you.
00:46:06This movement on blackmail, why wasn't it properly logged?
00:46:10Because it's not real.
00:46:12It's not your call.
00:46:14If it happened, it's real.
00:46:16It has to be an inside job.
00:46:19Father knows it.
00:46:21Well, he, the bodyguard, is a crook.
00:46:24He's a crook.
00:46:26He's a crook.
00:46:28He's a crook.
00:46:30He's a crook.
00:46:32Well, he, the bodyguard's a crook.
00:46:36They'd kill him if he wasn't supplying their drugs.
00:46:41The only blackmail that's going on is between father and her bodyguard.
00:46:47They're both just jerking each other's egos.
00:46:53I have a personal favor to ask.
00:46:57What?
00:46:59It's the record.
00:47:02I need to check someone out.
00:47:05A girl I met.
00:47:08Secretly, not just through the VPN.
00:47:12It's personal.
00:47:15Is that okay?
00:47:20How's Julie?
00:47:25I don't like you, Camden.
00:47:27I never have.
00:47:28You're odd.
00:47:30But you got my daughter into Stanford,
00:47:32so you just tell me what you want,
00:47:34and I'll let you know when we're even.
00:47:36Okay.
00:47:40I'm exploring getting out.
00:47:45For how long?
00:47:46For good.
00:47:48I'm tired.
00:47:50And because I can,
00:47:52you think I'll have a problem?
00:47:54Probably not.
00:47:57You're a contractor.
00:48:00It's been a long time, though.
00:48:04Yeah.
00:48:09Float it for me, will you?
00:48:12Okay.
00:48:15And log it or don't, just...
00:48:20I need to know that it's honorable,
00:48:22that it's from the top, from Tom.
00:48:25I understand.
00:48:30Thanks.
00:48:34It's a rundown on everything that I know.
00:48:47There's something I want to say.
00:48:48Is that okay?
00:48:50Yeah, what?
00:48:51I lied to you.
00:48:52And it's stupid,
00:48:53so I just want to get it out there and say it.
00:48:56And I'm sorry.
00:49:00Okay.
00:49:03My father was not a locksmith.
00:49:11Oh, wow.
00:49:14I'm sorry.
00:49:16I...
00:49:17And?
00:49:18That's it.
00:49:21Maybe it's stupid.
00:49:22It's stupid.
00:49:24I'm just trying to do this right.
00:49:29Thank you.
00:49:32Happy birthday to you.
00:49:36Happy birthday to you.
00:49:41Happy birthday, dear Camden.
00:49:47Happy birthday to you.
00:49:58Please, babe.
00:49:59Oh, no, no.
00:50:00You first.
00:50:01It's for you.
00:50:03How did you know it was my birthday?
00:50:06When we first met,
00:50:07do you remember that they carded us on the way back in?
00:50:11Well, I saw it then.
00:50:15So, um, how do you know about lockpicks?
00:50:21It's just a hobby.
00:50:24Hmm.
00:50:36I'm so sorry.
00:50:37I just...
00:50:40I had a feeling I remembered
00:50:42I didn't want to forget.
00:50:44It's okay.
00:50:51So, what did you do today?
00:50:53Did you talk to your mom?
00:50:59That's okay.
00:51:09This is work.
00:51:10It's okay.
00:51:13Are you sure?
00:51:18A party?
00:51:22Thank you.
00:51:26Yeah, I'm with somebody.
00:51:29A woman.
00:51:36Would you like to go to a party?
00:51:42Okay.
00:51:46Sierra to La Mira.
00:51:48Camden and his guest.
00:51:53Please, have a drink.
00:51:55Two whiskeys, please.
00:52:03Please.
00:52:05I'm all right.
00:52:06Not the crystal.
00:52:07Half line of K.
00:52:08Half line of coke.
00:52:09It's very mild.
00:52:10Please, you are my guest.
00:52:13What?
00:52:15Why do you hang out with him?
00:52:17Father.
00:52:18What happened?
00:52:19We're on spring break, no?
00:52:21Why do you hang out with him?
00:52:23What do you mean?
00:52:24I mean what I say.
00:52:26This man, he's a loser.
00:52:29You're pretty, normal.
00:52:32Women don't want to touch me.
00:52:34I've even bought him girls, and he still makes them go.
00:52:37He's never had a girlfriend, ever.
00:52:39Oh, sure, that's interesting.
00:52:40Adrian.
00:52:41Alison.
00:52:42Ali.
00:52:43Yes.
00:52:44She was crazy.
00:52:45No offense, but my cousin was going to law school.
00:52:49Camden met Ali in class.
00:52:51You were going to go run off to New York with her.
00:52:55What happened?
00:52:57You know, it's life.
00:53:00Just life.
00:53:01I don't know what to do.
00:53:03It doesn't matter because the feeling wasn't there.
00:53:05Fuck you.
00:53:06You don't get that?
00:53:07Look at you.
00:53:08I think that's noble.
00:53:09I think he's amazing.
00:53:12So, fuck you.
00:53:15Fuck me?
00:53:16Yeah.
00:53:20This is a good one.
00:53:22It's a good one, Camden.
00:53:23You hold on.
00:53:25You remind me of my mother.
00:53:27This is a very good thing.
00:53:29Good.
00:53:30Now, we go on a mission.
00:53:33His father, no.
00:53:35Oh, no.
00:53:36Camden must go.
00:53:37It's my job.
00:53:38He's my guardian.
00:53:41That was bad.
00:53:42I'm not supposed to say that.
00:53:44I'm sorry.
00:53:45But, now we go.
00:53:48Do you want to go or?
00:53:50It's spring break.
00:53:51This is a good one.
00:53:53You, take a picture of us.
00:53:55Now.
00:53:56One, two, three.
00:53:59Camden, do you feel like this is your home?
00:54:03For a time.
00:54:06Not permanent.
00:54:08Where do you want to go?
00:54:12I have an idea.
00:54:14Oh.
00:54:15This is your home.
00:54:16I'll tell you.
00:54:20Well, no one knows what tomorrow brings.
00:54:25Well, no one knows what tomorrow brings.
00:54:29What?
00:54:31Just anything can happen tomorrow.
00:54:34Anything can be true tomorrow.
00:54:37Right.
00:54:39When I was a child, we would learn English on Friday mornings.
00:54:44This is our weekend, so it sucked.
00:54:48Every year, we would get a new teacher.
00:54:51But the same books.
00:54:54And at the beginning of every book, no matter the level,
00:54:58there would always be this chart on the inside cover.
00:55:02Ten words that only exist in English.
00:55:07Cheesy, trade-off, hilly-billy.
00:55:11A few others.
00:55:13But the second from the bottom was always, I'll never forget,
00:55:17serendipity.
00:55:19Serendipity.
00:55:21This is wrong.
00:55:23It's not even an English word.
00:55:26The word is an Arabic word.
00:55:28Serendip.
00:55:31It's even more an Arabic concept as well.
00:55:35The development of good events by chance for chosen ones.
00:55:39Kings.
00:55:42Every year, I would tell my teacher this.
00:55:46To change this.
00:55:49Every year, it stayed there, in the book.
00:55:54So, what did this teach me?
00:55:58Huh?
00:56:00What?
00:56:02You must always question.
00:56:05No, whatever.
00:56:09That the truth is irrelevant.
00:56:12Yes, exactly.
00:56:16It is who is in power that matters.
00:56:19That is tonight's theme.
00:56:22What are we doing? Moussa?
00:56:24Your employer has her heart hurt.
00:56:27So we're going to kill the woman's dog.
00:56:29What?
00:56:30Miniature Siberian husky.
00:56:32Bitch loves this dog.
00:56:34So, we'll kill it.
00:56:36No, let's sleep on this and talk about it in the morning.
00:56:40We can go to that all-night spot in Koreatown that you like.
00:56:44But we're here.
00:56:48Bring me her head.
00:56:52I'll be back.
00:56:59Hey, man, what the fuck?
00:57:01There are certain things I can't do. This isn't Egypt.
00:57:04There are cameras everywhere.
00:57:06Relax, relax. It's just a dog.
00:57:08Moussa, I'm telling you, this is too much for me.
00:57:11You're a little older than he is, no?
00:57:16I mean, this is a good thing for you.
00:57:21He likes you.
00:57:29Will you excuse me?
00:57:34Enjoy yourself.
00:57:36He's my bitch.
00:57:39I'm kind to him. Don't worry.
00:57:43You parked on a residential street with your diplomatic plates.
00:57:46No problems then.
00:58:00Sorry, no women here.
00:58:02She's fine.
00:58:05Okay, you're in charge then.
00:58:07Up there, second floor.
00:58:09Dog stays on the balcony.
00:58:11I'll be right there. Go!
00:58:15You can wait here.
00:58:17Hey, what is your job?
00:58:20I'm a tutor.
00:58:22No, really, what is your job?
00:58:29I keep them out of trouble.
00:58:31And you're killing dogs?
00:58:33I'll do a better job.
00:58:35It's less work for everyone else.
00:58:37For me, tomorrow.
00:58:39Do you want to do this?
00:58:42It's not my call.
00:58:45Listen, motherfucker.
00:58:47This is West Hollywood, California.
00:58:49This guy's not decapitating a fucking husky for you or your fucking boss.
00:58:53I cannot leave without the dog head.
00:58:55You are a fucking idiot.
00:58:57Just tell her the dog wasn't outside and you'll come back tomorrow.
00:59:00Buy yourself a dog corpse or whatever from a fucking vet.
00:59:03Okay, no problem.
00:59:09I don't want to hurt anyone.
00:59:20Tell Fada thank you for a wonderful party.
00:59:24Thank you for the invitation.
00:59:45Where do you consider home?
00:59:49Nowhere yet.
00:59:52You?
00:59:57My grandfather, he lived on a remote farm in southern Italy.
01:00:05There's no one left there now.
01:00:08Can't sell it because all the properties in the area are vacant.
01:00:19There's a diaspora there after World War II.
01:00:26I went there once when I was 14.
01:00:31Figured I'd always end up there in the end.
01:00:37I imagine in my mind I see a river and a lake and a trail.
01:00:55I don't know why I said that.
01:00:56I know you didn't say there was.
01:01:03Have you ever hiked on the Potomac River?
01:01:08No.
01:01:09Are you sure?
01:01:11It's a very long river all the way to Chesapeake.
01:01:18Why do you ask?
01:01:20Where I went, it was a border river.
01:01:25Virginia on one side, Maryland on the other.
01:01:27Lots of small islands right next to it.
01:01:30Nothing?
01:01:32No, I don't know.
01:01:37How many islands are there?
01:01:39Minnie Island, Wade's Island, Chautauqua Island.
01:01:45I don't know.
01:01:46Maybe a dozen.
01:01:48No?
01:01:54I went to school there once for a few months.
01:02:17I went to school for a few months once.
01:02:20But not there.
01:02:23There are other campuses.
01:02:26Maybe there aren't.
01:02:28It doesn't matter.
01:02:33If something starts off as one thing and becomes another...
01:02:40I'm going to retire.
01:02:43What?
01:02:44I can.
01:02:48I want to.
01:02:55If I left tomorrow...
01:03:00Would you come with me?
01:03:11I'd shift up.
01:03:22Still here?
01:03:25Still here.
01:03:36Hello.
01:03:39Hi.
01:03:42This is good.
01:03:45This is very good.
01:03:48We've been monitoring your field time as well.
01:03:51They've welcomed you in, yes?
01:03:54I bet.
01:03:57Well, this is...
01:04:01No bet?
01:04:02Well, this is...
01:04:05This is very good news for you, Anna.
01:04:07And I think now we are prepared to offer you some real security.
01:04:11And I know that's what you want.
01:04:13And that's what I want for you.
01:04:14If you don't mind, I'd prefer from this point on to be more specific on that.
01:04:18Yes, of course.
01:04:19I couldn't agree more.
01:04:20These things should never be left to assumptions.
01:04:22Well, we see a real opportunity for you here.
01:04:27And we are prepared to offer you in exchange...
01:04:31$250,000 in cash.
01:04:34Sole ownership of an apartment in Moscow.
01:04:36I don't know the exact value of that, but it's considerable.
01:04:40And...
01:04:42An officer's pension.
01:04:44Retroactive from your years as an NOC.
01:04:48Thank you, that...
01:04:51It's more generous than I...
01:04:58How long's the job?
01:05:00It could be as short as a day or a few weeks.
01:05:03James is drafting the logistics.
01:05:06And what are the risks?
01:05:08There are risks to anything, as you know.
01:05:12There may be very little.
01:05:14But there is concern that you might have to stay out of the country afterwards.
01:05:19For how long?
01:05:20It could be forever.
01:05:22I mean, we don't know at this point.
01:05:25It's simple. It's just a risk.
01:05:28Similar to Daniel's.
01:05:30So, James will fill you in on all the specifics.
01:05:34This is a good day for you, Anna.
01:05:37Don't you forget that. You should feel good.
01:05:40Feel good, all right?
01:05:43Past is the best.
01:05:46Come on, eat something. It's supposed to be a celebration.
01:05:51Jesus, all right.
01:05:53Well, I'm glad I ate.
01:05:55You order food and then you start talking and there's questions and everything.
01:05:58The food gets all cold. I hate that.
01:06:03Anyway...
01:06:09Don't open it here.
01:06:11Inside there are three vials and a polyurethane brush.
01:06:15The liquid is latex-based.
01:06:17Use the brush to coat your hands thoroughly before handling the vials.
01:06:21I would do it maybe three, four times.
01:06:24It dries clear. It's matte. Very, very hard to see.
01:06:27The others are VX. You know what that is?
01:06:30Yeah.
01:06:31All right. You take one of the VX vials.
01:06:34You put one of Camden's hairs inside and then you hide it in his apartment.
01:06:38You hang on to the other vial.
01:06:40Then later on, when you're with the princess,
01:06:42preferably when she's partying or something,
01:06:44you coat your hands and then you rub them
01:06:48here underneath the soft, fleshy part of her underarms.
01:06:51You don't just shake hands because the skin here is too thick.
01:06:55It won't work.
01:06:58The objective is?
01:07:00It's to kill her, yeah.
01:07:06How is this similar to Daniel's?
01:07:08Anna, you should know by this point.
01:07:12In the army, an enlisted soldier can never become a commanding officer.
01:07:16And it's not to do with intelligence.
01:07:19It has to do with empathy.
01:07:22An officer can never fully understand the trials
01:07:26that his orders place upon his subordinates.
01:07:29Or he wouldn't be able to give them.
01:07:32So we killed Daniel.
01:07:36You know, I think you're feeling very guilty
01:07:39and I really don't think you have reason to.
01:07:41Right.
01:07:49But what if I don't?
01:07:52If I retire now?
01:07:55Don't underestimate the power of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
01:08:06Remember when you first recruited me?
01:08:11Yeah. I miss paging the way it used to be.
01:08:16Pirates.
01:08:18Pirates and thieves.
01:08:21When you get recruited, there's a...
01:08:25There's a brief moment when you ask yourself,
01:08:29is this real?
01:08:33Are you the CIA?
01:08:37I mean, you're just saying it.
01:08:40Would it have mattered?
01:08:43I think what matters is that you're in a place like that
01:08:47and you haven't spoken fast.
01:08:49You haven't spoken English really fast to anyone in ten months
01:08:54and you just feel it in your stomach, you know?
01:08:59And then you meet another American and you're like,
01:09:03wow, you know what eggnog is.
01:09:10That's stupid, I know.
01:09:13Guaranteed bond.
01:09:16You were a good friend.
01:09:18Who benefits if a Saudi royal dies on our soil?
01:09:23Don't do that, okay? You won't last. Nobody can.
01:09:26And if I refuse?
01:09:28With Camden? The hair?
01:09:31Look, this is your best shot not to live the rest of your life in hiding, all right?
01:09:36You could sell that apartment for two, maybe 2.5 million.
01:09:40This is your golden parachute, sweetie, don't you see?
01:09:46Then you don't want to fall out of a plane without a parachute.
01:09:52Love is not a real thing.
01:09:58There's survival and the opposite.
01:10:03Don't be a fool, Anna.
01:10:10You're right.
01:10:19I have a report.
01:10:21It's private for now, but it can stay that way.
01:10:25It's likely she's on it.
01:10:27Pound to our domestic?
01:10:29I'm not certain.
01:10:32She either lived in Saudi Arabia, I'm just guessing.
01:10:35Don't know. Could she be Chinese?
01:10:38Perhaps.
01:10:40Or Russian. Or corporate.
01:10:48Last month, an American engineer named Roger Daniels came into our consulate in Jeddah.
01:10:54He said he'd been part of the CIA cell there for the last 13 years.
01:10:59And that six of the cell members there were put out by Russian operatives.
01:11:06There's no possibility that he ever worked for us, or even for a contractor.
01:11:11That's a lot of people.
01:11:13No. His org understanding was too off.
01:11:16The way he was paid, his ancient bank.
01:11:19First one in their cell to go out.
01:11:24Actually, we did it.
01:11:27Actually, we did it.
01:11:29She was a Moscow HP we were working to flip.
01:11:32Our guy got careless and she flagged him.
01:11:35He fucked up.
01:11:37We believe the other five cell members were killed by their own to prevent infections.
01:11:45We didn't know this when he came in, so we cut him loose.
01:11:49He killed him, too.
01:11:52He was headed here.
01:11:54Still believe that he was one of us.
01:11:57So, he didn't even know who he was working for?
01:12:01No.
01:12:05It's been a long time since we've seen something like this.
01:12:11There was a second woman in the group.
01:12:14We think she still might be alive.
01:12:18Not sadly.
01:12:20Not to see the reports to know for sure.
01:12:22He and Anna studied in Beijing at the same university at the same time.
01:12:27They were the only two native English speakers in the program, so there was likely a bond.
01:12:33I'll have to log it either way.
01:12:35I know.
01:12:37Anyway, the Crown Prince has asked for your help.
01:12:42You mean Thomas?
01:12:44No, MBS did.
01:12:47He's having trouble with a journalist.
01:12:50It's personal. There's a family connection.
01:12:52And he thinks you're good with family.
01:12:54Also, the guy has American children.
01:12:57He wants you to broker a negotiation.
01:13:00It's a compliment.
01:13:04If you do this, the agency has no problem with you leaving.
01:13:09That is from Tom.
01:13:13How can I be sure?
01:13:16I just told you. It's from Tom.
01:13:18No, I mean the girl.
01:13:22I might love her.
01:13:25For fuck's sake.
01:13:31I don't know.
01:13:32Get caught doing something horrible.
01:13:35If she sticks around, then you'll know it's not mutual.
01:13:39Maybe just a job.
01:13:41Hey.
01:13:45Why we don't do it?
01:13:48It's just a contract.
01:14:18Hi.
01:14:19Hi.
01:14:28Is this real?
01:15:19I'd like you to come with me.
01:15:23When?
01:15:28A week or two.
01:15:32There's a lake.
01:15:38It's more of a pun, but...
01:15:42I'm sure.
01:15:44Will you come with me?
01:16:14Yes.
01:16:44Hi.
01:17:07You all right?
01:17:08Yeah.
01:17:14Come on.
01:17:44Come on.
01:18:14Come on.
01:18:45Come on.
01:18:58What are you doing?
01:19:00We can't see each other anymore. I just...
01:19:03It's not possible.
01:19:04Because this isn't real.
01:19:07No.
01:19:08I'm not attracted to you.
01:19:11Are we the same?
01:19:13It's just not mutual.
01:19:16That's all.
01:19:19I'm sorry.
01:19:20I really...
01:19:21Hello?
01:19:42Hello?
01:19:47Hour and a half.
01:19:49I'll be there.
01:19:53It takes two people to make you.
01:19:56And it's just you.
01:20:00My life had been mostly a fantasy.
01:20:05I guess some people are just destined to do it alone.
01:20:18I'm sorry.
01:20:38Thank you for coming so late.
01:20:41Whatever we can do.
01:20:43There is a cousin in my family.
01:20:48His children live in San Diego.
01:20:50He has done very well in business,
01:20:52which has made him very impulsive.
01:20:57And now he considers himself a journalist.
01:21:01Unintentionally, he continues to do my brother great harm.
01:21:07I'd like him to work with us.
01:21:10Do you understand?
01:21:11I do.
01:21:14Yes, I believe you do.
01:21:18Have you been to the kingdom, Camden?
01:21:25Now.
01:21:26Someday.
01:21:28This isn't you.
01:21:33That's me.
01:21:38This woman, I know her.
01:21:41She's friends with this cousin.
01:21:43She lives in Shepton.
01:21:46She just looks like somebody else.
01:21:49That was just some girl from the club.
01:21:51I'll look into it, but it's nothing to worry about.
01:21:54It's just a common face, I'm sure.
01:22:02Let's sleep.
01:22:03Come here.
01:22:16At the tone, please record your voice message.
01:22:19When you are finished recording,
01:22:21you may hang up or press call for more options.
01:22:45I love you.
01:23:15Anna?
01:23:33Anna?
01:23:45Anna?
01:24:15Anna?
01:24:46Anna?
01:24:52Yes?
01:24:54Thank you.
01:25:15I love you.
01:25:46It was a job.
01:25:52I know.
01:26:00Never had anything to, um...
01:26:06to look forward to aside from my job.
01:26:12But I quit my job.
01:26:15That's what I quit.
01:26:19And I don't want you to remember otherwise.
01:26:23You can still come with me.
01:26:25I can't.
01:26:28I wish I could.
01:26:32I need to be here.
01:26:35What are you doing here?
01:26:38Waiting to die.
01:26:45Is that a choice?
01:26:46Yes.
01:26:49A choice that's already been made.
01:27:08I wish we'd met like this.
01:27:12In a bar.
01:27:17And then I would've...
01:27:21I would've known...
01:27:24that there was something more.
01:27:31You should leave.
01:27:37If I could go today, now,
01:27:40to the farm,
01:27:43should I?
01:27:44Yes.
01:27:45Go right now.
01:27:52No one knows about it.
01:27:55Where it is.
01:27:58I've kept it off the books from the beginning.
01:28:00It's from a different time there.
01:28:02It's outside all of this.
01:28:04We could go together.
01:28:14I can't travel.
01:28:15My IDs, they've shut them all.
01:28:17I know a guy who does that.
01:28:18He owes me a favor.
01:28:21Don't.
01:28:22Don't.
01:28:24Don't do this.
01:28:26I made this choice.
01:28:29I'm asking because it's what I want.
01:28:32Because it's what I want.
01:28:35It doesn't matter what you know or what you didn't know.
01:28:38I did.
01:28:40I did.
01:28:42It doesn't matter what you knew.
01:28:45It's about what you do.
01:28:48Now.
01:29:02A man is gonna come over here.
01:29:05And he's gonna ask me to leave with him,
01:29:07and I'm gonna leave with him.
01:29:12Stand and go.
01:29:17Or he'll take you too.
01:29:18Come with me.
01:29:20I want you to come with me.
01:29:22I can't force you to.
01:29:23But if it's mutual, you can.
01:29:32Go.
01:29:53Anna! Stop!
01:29:54Anna!
01:29:56Go.
01:30:02Go.
01:30:33Stop.
01:30:34The road has changed.
01:30:35You're on the wrong way.
01:30:37Stand back please.
01:30:38You're on the wrong way.
01:31:02Anna!
01:31:33Phone Rings
01:31:34Nora
01:31:51Now arriving Civic Center Grand Park Station.
01:31:54Exit here for LA City Hall,
01:31:56LA County Superior Courts & Hall of Administration,
01:31:59Administration, the Music Center, Disney Hall, and the L.A. Cathedral.
01:32:21You'll be alright.
01:32:30He'll take off without you, either way.
01:32:34You sure?
01:32:38I'll make sure.
01:32:41He'll be wired to you by next week.
01:32:45It's okay.
01:32:49It's better to play this like I don't know anything.
01:32:53I don't know anything.
01:32:56It's better to play this like I don't know anything.
01:33:04Thanks, George.
01:33:18Look through it.
01:33:20Thank you.
01:33:23A car will pick us up at 4 a.m.
01:33:26Drive us to Van Nuys Airport.
01:33:29A hired flight will take us to San Francisco.
01:33:32I've used him before.
01:33:34We have to take a commercial flight from SFO to Rome.
01:33:38Do you think we'll be safe in San Francisco?
01:33:41Yeah.
01:33:43You sure?
01:33:44Yeah.
01:33:47No, it shouldn't be.
01:33:49Okay.
01:34:14This woman, Allie...
01:34:17You were going to move to New York with her.
01:34:21I was.
01:34:27But you didn't when you found out she was like me.
01:34:32That they sent her.
01:34:36No.
01:34:40She was a civilian.
01:34:43How do you know?
01:34:47She didn't have that look in her eyes.
01:34:56She'd never been alone.
01:35:00No.
01:35:16No.
01:35:46No.
01:36:16No.
01:36:47NEW YORK, FRANCE
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