Airbag Page #5
- Year:
- 1997
- 124 min
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with Souza can wait.
All right...
therell be no war.
Youll have alot to thank
me for, Mr President.
I like the sound of that.
Tourino.
Call Souza.
Your men have got the
30 million.
But we havent seen
one single gram.
War!
Thats the last thing aman
my age wants.
I trust Fatima.
Tell me where and when.
My men will be there.
Unarmed.
alliance.
Ill see you at your new casino,
my old friend.
Tourino.
Tell Pazos to be
at the stadium at seven.
To fix things with
the Portuguese.
No weapons.
-But hell have to talk.
-Then hell have to learn.
-Hello, whats your name?
-Rosana.
When do I start work?
Poor princess in captivity.
Can I call home now?
Youll soon have
your own phone.
Let them go!
But step on it!
Well gain an hour
and a quarter.
You dont know where the f***
we are.
Cool it, this is
God! Like in Angola!
This way well get
them head on.
Fire!
Fools!
Hopeless idiot!
Too bumpy!
Bastard!
Its Mr Souza, maam.
Mr Souza.
Yes, sir.
What, sir? Make peace?
No weapons?
No weapons.
I understand, Mr. Souza.
But, sir...
Yes, sir.
What the hell are you doing?
-From now on lll drive.
-Cocaine makes you aggressive.
Anxiety, right? Anxiety.
Your drivings too jerky.
I feel awful, guys.
No more of that sh*t for me.
You can drive...
after the short cut.
Congratulations, Mrs or is it Miss?
Not all your men are here,
but congratulate them.
Theyre real pros.
Its Miss.
Youre very kind
Id have liked to see
all your men here, too.
And one in particular.
Congratulate them from me.
Lets not get
into hieroglyphics.
Were hear to clarify
a couple of concepts.
get along together...
so lll make an effort.
lf you tell us where
our money is.
When you give us whats
ours...
well discuss that concept
I see.
Thats as clear as you can get.
Look, baby.
Here we have a question.
The concept is the concept.
Thats the question.
For example, youre
an educated woman.
And l dont object in respective
to that because Im broad minded.
women are b*tches in heat...
even if I think so.
But what about the concept?
I defer to the facts.
Very impressive.
thought.
And the concept?
No, I already said that.
Oh, f***!
What does it say here?
Well, lets try and
get on together...
or alot of blood
could be shed.
Mr Souzais respected
all over Portugal.
In your country too.
For two good reasons.
(a) he never
double-crosses anyone and b)
he hates being double-crossed.
(a) and (b), huh?
Mr Villambrosa, who is a jentlemen.
Told me to sort
this out with pacifism.
So, a)Just as l could say
one thing l could say another.
And b)...
Watch it,
Mines longer than yours.
Hello.
l told you not to call me at work.
And me too...
Pumpkin Pie.
lts going to be a grand night.
Just aroulette or two to
fix up, thats all.
-Get it ready for tonight.
-Mr Paino
said he had to speak to you.
About the meeting
with the Portuguese.
The board room is ready
for you to sign the agreement
with Mr Souza.
Have you heard from Pazos?
Not a thing, sorry sir.
-Come on, Roxanne.
-Rosana, maam.
Locked away, asking for help.
Hes got a temperature.
l dont like the look
of that bleeding.
Lack of sleep, too much coke.
The bodys an enigma.
We have to call home.
-We agreed not to.
-To Pakos place.
Herme will understand.
Just say were okay.
Were heading back.
The weddings the day
after tomorrow.
We agreed wed get the ring.
F*** the ring!
Dont talk bullshit!
Head for the next harem.
Get a hair of
the dog that bit you!
Get the map out,
Konra, hell!
Straight on to the
House on the prarie.
But first we need a...
Reanimator, the drink with ginseng.
SPAIN:
Killings?
-Which gang was it?
-Three experts.
Experts?
Theyre not freelance.
Theyre Villambrosas men.
l can smell it.
Dos Barros, tell the boys.
Fantastic.
Pity shes going
to that politician.
Fonseca would have got
much more out of her.
-Something went wrong.
-What do you mean?
There was another gang.
Three guys in a Volvo. Pros.
So, another bunch
of jokers.
Those boys
have made abig mistake.
Obsolete Love.
Episode 2006
l dont know aboutyou,
but lve made up my mind.
as soon as possible:
And if not, well call
the Government representative.
Well, l think...
Tere, please.
son missing
like some lost Pekinese.
We must reach an agreement.
Then decide if we call the
police or the army or...
Thats it, the army.
Theyre probably just
out on the town.
We did the same before we
got married.
You fool, the weddings in
sixteen hours.
Maybe hes smarter
than we were and...
Dont be an idiot! How dare
Peace, Aurori.
Peace, for Gods sake.
abit touchy.
There is something l wanted to say.
all one big family.
Yesterday l was worried about
Juantxo and the boys,
so l decided to take action.
l went to see Presidential
Candidate Paino.
looking for the boys.
This evening well have all the
information.
You know me.
Always a step ahead.
Look, look.
A democrat on TV
described as surprising.
After receiving
certain indecent photos,
Judge Rueda ordered
the imprisonment of Presidential
Candidate Santiago Paino.
He is accused of illegal financing,
association with criminals
and paedophilia.
lts all apack of lies,
aplot, a trick.
How was l to know
she was only ten?
The parents are to blame...
for dressing them
up like whores...
Oh, my God,
What are we going to do?
-Back to square one.
-Worse.
ln this country imprudence
has a high price.
Pako is to blame. Hes abad
egg and sos his mother.
Were going to make a fool
of ourselves tomorrow.
-Pako once asked me for a fellatio.
-A what?
-Me too.
-ln your dreams!
Thats it.
lm going to call the police and
look for that old slut, Herme.
And see what she has to say.
Shell be gadding about
as usual.
What apitiful woman.
Whether she likes it or not,
shell have to explain.
Whenever you want, my dear.
Sorry maam.
She wouldnt wait.
lve been waiting outside
for awhile.
Long enough.
What awful cakes.
From the local store,
arent they?
lve never really
felt the need
to talk to you as a group.
But nows a good time.
We were going to call you,
But we thought
you wouldnt come.
Being invited is less fun.
This is ridiculous.
Hes a bad influence on them.
Thats true. lm tired of all
this hypocrisy.
What frankness, ladies!
l feel obliged to reply.
The truth is l was getting
worried about Pako.
Too many hours with your boys.
l feared he was becoming
like them.
An imbecile.
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