Vares: Private Eye Page #5

Synopsis: On the trail of a woman, Vares finds himself caught up with underworld characters who are on the trail of hidden millions.
Director(s): Aleksi Mäkelä
  1 win & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.5
Year:
2004
95 min
64 Views


You know how I work.

You know I love you, don't you?

Corset 189 euros

Panties 45 euros

See you at your summerhouse.

A big wet kiss, Twinkle

Are all units in place?

All set?

- Yes. - Good.

What's the situation?

Relax.

Everything will work out fine.

Vares? Can you hear me?

Radio silence.

Keep it short.

I'm here. Keep cool

and don't do anything rash.

Everything will go fine.

Someone's coming.

You hear me? Someone's coming.

Who killed Kerttu?

Who killed my child?

Tell me.

Tell me who killed my child.

Who killed Kerttu?

Who killed my child?

Tell me!

Who killed my child?

Move in.

Go, go, go.

All units proceed to the boats.

A man shot in a bulletproof vest.

Everything's okay. - Sh*t!

Sh*t.

Freeze! Police!

Holy sh*t. You hit him.

Man down.

This isn't Arto Ronimus.

You know this guy?

No.

Who are you? Who sent you?

- F*** you, pig.

I got a phone call.

Who called you? A man or a woman?

Who called you? A man or a woman?

Who called you? Tell me!

- F***.

Who called you? A man or a woman?

Sh*t!

Where did Vares go?

Hello.

Are you coming?

Give me five minutes.

- Okay.

Head north.

- Okay.

You seem a little depressed.

Is everything okay?

You didn't talk to Laila, did you?

- I did.

So what did she say?

Not much.

Stop here.

I'll walk from here.

- Okay.

Who's this?

Laila, I can...

Don't say anything. Don't talk.

What's your name?

Twinkle.

Twinkle?

A pretty name. And a pretty girl.

Arto likes pretty girls.

We have a joint bank account.

I paid for some of those feathers.

If you want, you can say, -

"T hank you, Laila."

Say it!

Thank you, Laila.

Good.

Did Arto also buy you that necklace?

Yes.

- Laila...

Thank you.

- Good.

Arto, you remember this?

You also bought this.

Everything falls

into your lap at the end.

Lost necklaces and -

lost girls.

I would've made a good mother.

The world is full of children

who need good parents.

But you just keep

spreading your sperm.

Is this one already pregnant?

Are you pregnant?

Yes.

Pregnancy is usually

the start of a new life, but -

in Arto's case...

What are we going to do?

Help me, Arto.

I can help you by calling the police.

What are you doing here?

And how would the police help?

- Pirkko was pregnant when she died.

Arto was the father.

Pirkko and Kerttu

were Arto's girlfriends, -

so you killed them both.

Are you going to kill everyone

your husband has f***ed?

I am.

F***...

What are you doing here?

- I wanted to check one thing.

Come in.

How did you know I was here?

Where did you get my number?

- Will you do it or not?

Money is no problem.

Jussi?

Jussi.

Hi.

Everything's okay.

Everything's fine.

It just hurts a little.

Luusalmi.

Let's get out of here.

Sh*t...

Are you going to kill everyone

your husband has f***ed? - I am.

That's one heck of a twisted case.

It's weird that Laila felt

so comfortable with underworld guys.

She went to school with Lahtipoika.

Later Lahtipoika cleaned up after her.

He got her guns and stuff like that.

And both of them

ended up six feet under.

"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust"

and so on. Amen.

I got executive assistance

from the police.

Kevlar covers.

This will keep you safe.

Even from bazookas.

A real hardcover copy?

Translation by Aretta Vhl

Proofreading by Rich Lyons

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Pekka Lehtosaari

Pekka Lehtosaari is Finnish film director and screenwriter. He is also responsible for the Finnish version of My Neighbor Totoro. more…

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