Kleo (2022) s01e03 Episode Script

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["Dame Veneno" by Los Chunguitos playing]
A NETFLIX SERIES
[Kleo in Spanish] Hello.
- [driver in English] Welcome to Mallorca.
- Can you please tell me where this is?
Señor, do you know this man?
- [waiter in Spanish] Señor Fritz?
- Yes, Señor Fritz.
[man groaning]
[in English] Ah, shit!
[Kleo] Greetings, Comrade Wieczorek.
[gun cocks, firing]
[Wieczorek groans]
[Wieczorek groans]
[Kleo grunts]
[laughing]
FOR SALE
[Spanish guitar playing]
[waltz guitar music playing]
[Kleo] Hmm. Mm-hmm.
Poor bastard.
MANUAL - WEAPONS AND EXPLOSIVES
[waltz guitar music continues]
[inaudible conversation]
[Kleo] The colonel's got visitors.
Well, well.
[tense music playing]
Huh. Who are you then?
[Spanish guitar playing]
What we're seeing is a campaign
also by the supposed victors,
the imperialist forces
against the German Democratic Republic
[phone ringing]
and against the achievements of socialism
for the working class.
- It might be important.
- No, it's not important.
[Margot Honecker] We will not sacrifice
the cause of the working class
and thus the fate of workers
in the German Democratic Republic.
- [Andi sighs]
- The current talks with the Soviet Union
- [phone continues ringing]
- Wolf.
The Mediterranean greets Mark Brandenburg.
PUBLIC TELEPHONE
[Margot Honecker] victorious powers
and the Federal Republic of Germany about
Damn it, Kleo, you
I've found Wieczorek here. He's alive
and now calls himself Señor Fritz.
So what's your plan?
Have a coffee with him.
If you kill him, that is murder, Kleo
False.
Elimination of a traitor.
Not murder.
The Comrade Colonel
will see what a devoted agent I am.
[clattering in the background]
[Andi] You are
I can't talk right now.
Yes, I wanted to keep you informed,
um like before.
[seagulls squawking]
If we're going to work together again.
[soft ominous music playing]
We are, aren't we?
Yeah.
[inhales] Yeah, we're doing that.
Bye.
[sighs]
[narrator speaking German]
[bombs whistling on film]
[gunfire on film]
- [Thilo] Whoa!
- [Sven] Hey, asshole.
- How did you get in here, man?
- The terrace was open.
Thilo, you lied to me,
and I don't like that.
You told me
you didn't know Kleo Straub, right?
Well, yeah, things change.
It's all in flux, so
- She's not been here. Where is she?
- Well, she's, um
[breathes deeply] Left.
Thilo, I'll give you another chance.
Where is she?
Okay.
No, leave that alone.
This here is enough to be reported
or taken into custody. Where is Kleo?
Oh man. [breathes deeply]
I'm in a quandary now.
Told her I wouldn't say anything, but, er
But when your back's against the wall,
then you have to think strategically.
Exactly, brother. And so?
- Mallorca.
- What?
Mallorca. Kleo is in Mallorca.
Maybe I shouldn't have said that,
but strategically, you know?
- [sighs] I don't know.
- What's she doing in Mallorca?
No idea. I don't know. She didn't tell me.
She just said, "Mallorca."
And where in Mallorca?
[phone ringing]
[phone continues ringing]
- [phone continues ringing]
- Get it.
I can't just answer it.
- [sighs] Get it, think strategically.
- Yeah, sure.
- [intriguing music playing]
- [phone continues ringing]
Hello, Thilo here.
[Kleo] Yoo-hoo! It's me.
- Oh hey, Kleo. All right?
- [intriguing music continues]
I just wanted to say, if it doesn't rain,
you have to go and water
the plants in the garden.
Water.
Yeah. With the watering can.
- My little flowers are thirsty.
- Wow. Yeah.
- Wow. Okay. Water. Important, huh?
- [Sven clears throat] Psst.
- [whispers] Ask her where she is.
- Anything else?
What's it like in Mallorca?
It's so beautiful. It smells so good here.
Well, sure. The Mediterranean,
south and all that.
[intriguing music continues]
And wh where e exactly are you then?
It's a big island.
- Thilo, is everything all right there?
- What?
Is someone there now?
If there is,
say, "The weather's bad here."
Weather's bad?
- Is that knobhead from the West with you?
- [Thilo] Yes
Oh yeah,
but it's meant to be better tomorrow.
Okay, Thilo,
do not say another word.
Or you know what'll happen.
Yeah, sure.
[Kleo] Mm-hmm.
I'll call you right back.
Kleo, hello?
- [dial tone]
- [music fades]
[phone hangs up]
[breathes heavily] She hung up.
Yeah, no idea where she is.
She didn't tell me.
[inhales] Just that it's really beautiful
and warm and so on.
- Weather's bad? Are you messing with me?
- [birds chirping]
- Of course not.
- You lying to me again?
- What, no, she didn't say
- [shouting] Are you lying again?
- [suspenseful music playing]
- Thilo, do you know who you're talking to?
Do you know what I can do to you?
[suspenseful music continues]
Hmm.
That's interesting.
Uh Mmm.
I was never here.
Of course not.
[music stops]
[shoes clattering]
[Kleo inhales sharply]
[groaning]
[sighs]
[sucking teeth]
[gun fires]
[man in Russian accent]
What are you doing here?
- What are you doing here?
- Stop fooling around. Who are you?
- I live here.
- Hmm. With a suitcase? And why the wig?
Fake West German passport? Binoculars?
And bullets?
Who are you?
Kleo Straub [in Russian accent]
comrade.
On a State Security mission, comrade.
State Security was disbanded.
[in Russian] Yes.
- Officially.
- And unofficially?
Unofficially is unofficially.
[snorts and exhales sharply]
What exactly is your mission, comrade?
["Kalinka" by Orchestra & Choir playing]
[both grunt]
- [gun firing]
- [Kleo groans]
["Kalinka" intensifies]
- ["Kalinka" crescendos]
- [man groans]
[song ends]
[thunder cracking]
[knife chopping]
[man groaning]
Why are you being so aggressive now,
Comrade Belov?
What is your mission, comrade?
Aah-ha.
Alexander Belov.
Resident in Moscow. [sucks lips]
Been travelling a lot
these last few years, haven't we? Hmm?
[Belov breathing heavily]
You know Wieczorek from when he worked
for the Ministry of State Security.
- [in Russian accent] You KGB, right?
- [Belov kisses]
[Kleo sucks teeth]
[soft ominous music playing]
[sighs] Nya, nya, nya, nya.
Why did Wieczorek disappear?
What's the KGB got to do with it?
[Belov chuckling]
Forget the KGB.
It won't exist for much longer.
It's about looking after yourself,
just like in your country.
- [knife swishes]
- [groans]
Dumb arsehole.
[Belov groaning]
[Belov breathing heavily]
[dramatic music playing]
I'd like to make a deal with you.
I haven't come here
to make deals with you.
There could be a lot
of money in it for you. [inhales]
- West German marks
- I'm not interested in money.
In the West, it's always just about money.
Without money, you are nothing.
Money, money, money! Always this money.
[dramatic music continues]
What is this thing, now, money?
Money I get from Wieczorek.
You can have some of it.
If you kill me now, you'll get nothing.
[dramatic music continues]
[breathes heavily]
[knife swishes]
[music fades]
Hey, it's all too far short notice
for me as well, you know.
[inhales deeply] But what can you do?
A police mission is a police mission.
Okay.
[Sven] Yeah, it's to do
with the Stasi assassin.
I'm the only one
who's seen her face to face,
and that's why I have to go
to Mallorca to follow her.
A direct order from Böttger.
- Somehow it just seems very sudden.
- [Sven chuckles] Yeah.
Ooh. [chuckles]
[birds chirping]
Jenny, even my shitty boss
has realised that I'm right.
About everything.
This is my case.
This is my chance.
[sighs] Say it's okay.
- Yeah, I'm happy for you to go.
- Good.
[chuckling] Just promise me
you'll take care of yourself, okay?
- [Sven] I will.
- Yeah? Don't be stupid, okay?
Baby, when have I ever been stupid? Hmm?
[doorbell ringing]
[Spanish guitar playing]
- Yes?
- Hello.
Yes, hello.
I'm Nicole Schmidt.
I've moved into the house
over there on the hill.
I wanted to ask,
have you got any eggs?
- [chuckles] Hmm.
- [Spanish guitar continues]
It smells so good here.
[woman] Yes.
Right, give me that.
[Kleo] Is your husband not here?
[woman] No, he's gone away
to Palma on business.
Ah. Shame. I would have liked
to have said hi to him too.
Not to worry.
- You can't make something of nothing.
- That's probably true. Your eggs.
Great. I just love eggs.
They can be used in so many ways,
from scrambled eggs to omelettes
to soft-boiled eggs,
hard-boiled eggs, poached eggs.
Eggs in a glass.
- [Kleo] Egg salad.
- Pancakes.
- [Kleo] Eggnog.
- Easter eggs.
- Egghead. Hmm.
- [woman] Hmm.
If you ever need anything else,
feel free to drop by.
Oh, thank you.
- It is just so beautiful, your place.
- [woman] Mmm.
It was always the dream
for me and my husband too.
[woman] Hmm.
Last year, he sold his company,
and from that point on,
money was no longer an issue,
and we decided on Mallorca too.
- [woman] Hmm.
- [eerie music playing]
- And then he passed away quite suddenly.
- Oh. I'm so sorry to hear that.
- Yes, it's terrible.
- [waltz music playing]
Loss is always painful.
[woman] Hmm.
But he wouldn't have wanted me
to be unhappy.
No.
And it's even nicer to know
that there are such nice people
living around me here.
I feel less lonely straight away.
- Yeah.
- [waltz music continues]
- Money alone doesn't make you happy.
- No.
[Kleo] Hmm.
See you then. Thank you.
You know what?
Why don't you come this evening
to join us for dinner?
I'll cook something nice,
maybe something with eggs.
You'll meet my husband,
and the two of us
can get to know each other a little.
[Kleo chuckles]
Have you thought any more about my offer?
The offer from someone
who betrays his own people?
Does the KGB know about
your illegal dealings with Wieczorek?
Here. Tortilla.
That's scrambled egg, not tortilla.
[in Russian] Eat.
[in English] It is tortilla from Pankow.
Don't get on my nerves.
- Hmm.
- Hmm.
[upbeat synth music playing]
[car horn honking]
[Sven sighs]
[indistinct chatter]
Sorry. Do you by any chance
know this woman?
- Have you seen her?
- No, no.
Did you ever see this woman?
Do you know this woman?
Sorry, um did you maybe see this woman?
Yes. [chuckling]
I brought her to the Café de Sóller.
Are you sure it was her?
[in Spanish] Yes.
- [woman in English] Thank you!
- [Uwe] Afternoon.
[Andi] Afternoon.
Hi, Andi.
I'm coming in.
[intriguing music playing]
[door closing]
[Andi scoffs]
Andi?
Yeah?
It's quite smart in here. Right?
What are you doing now?
Where did you end up?
[Uwe] In the Centrum department store
on Alex. In the warehou se.
[Andi] Oh nice.
[Uwe] Yes, it's slowly filling up
with these Western products nobody needs.
No shit.
I'm telling you,
the capitalists will overrun us
if we don't fight them
with sword and shield, Andi.
- Yeah.
- [Uwe] Yeah.
Yeah, maybe.
Yeah, yeah.
What are you doing here, Uwe?
[intriguing music continues]
Been given an assignment.
From the very top.
Kleo's out of prison. You hear about that?
[sniffs] She's sniffing around.
I have to watch
that she doesn't cause any trouble,
keep an eye on her.
You know?
Well
[intriguing music continues]
I thought I'd I'd come and drop by,
ask you what you know.
Whether it's true
about her sniffing around.
After all
you y y you fucked each other.
[music stops]
Right?
[dog barking in the distance]
[soft ominous music playing]
[Kleo tuts] Thilo.
[clears throat]
- [doorbell tolling]
- [sucks teeth]
[clears throat]
[soft ominous music continues]
Evening.
- Good evening.
- [Kleo] Thank you for inviting me.
[chuckles] I'm Nicole Schmidt.
- Grossmann. Fritz Grossmann.
- [Kleo] Great.
[chuckling]
[Wieczorek] Mmm.
- Well, come on in.
- [Kleo] You know what? Call me Nicki, hmm?
Oh, mind the step, yeah?
Well, then.
[woman] By the way, the meatballs recipe
was originally my grandma's.
- Mm-hmm. Delicious.
- Ah. Thank you.
I think you should maintain
a certain connection to your homeland
when you're abroad too.
- [Kleo] Yes.
- After all, we can't deny we're German.
- [chuckles]
- The Spaniard says, "Olé."
The Saxon says, "Nu ja, nu nee."
[woman and Kleo chuckling]
- I'm sorry.
- No, that's all right.
[Wiezcorek] Look, Nicole
as a West German,
you probably can't really understand.
When you've almost your whole life
been locked up,
and the doors suddenly open, so to speak,
well, it goes without saying
that you want to get out
of there immediately, to be free.
- My father was a businessman in Leipzig.
- Ah?
[Wieczorek] A good businessman.
Some of you Westerners
could take a leaf out of his book.
You're not always that good.
- Fritz, please,
- [Wieczorek] Well, it's true.
You're allowed to say it.
You are.
- Yes. Mmm.
- [Kleo chuckles]
I never had the chance
to follow in the footsteps of my father
because those at the top were against it.
- "Those at the top"?
- Well, the Party. The bigwigs.
- The ones who
- Weren't you in the Party?
Why on Earth would you ask that?
[Kleo] Oh, I'm sorry. I, um
I thought that everyone
in the East was a communist.
Well, that's what they said.
But those are probably
really, really stupid prejudices.
- I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be rude.
- [woman] Yes.
[Kleo] But I thought that now
that we're getting to know each other
and have the chance
to clear all these things up,
you could maybe ask the question.
Hmm
[sighs] Oh, that isn't being rude.
After all, aren't we one people, right?
- Um
- [Kleo chuckles lightly]
No, I was never in the Party.
On the contrary.
[bangs table]
Anyway, we're making up for all that now,
aren't we, Regina? [chuckling]
- [Kleo] Yes!
- [Regina chuckles lightly]
What does a man
with a businessman's genes do in Mallorca?
- That is a good question.
- [Kleo chuckles]
- Here.
- [birds chirping]
Ooh!
[Wieczorek] This is the future,
my dear Nicole.
This is Biski, the Binz Ski Paradise.
- Biski.
- [soft melodic music playing]
It's an indoor ski centre
on the island of Rügen.
My first joint project
with a building contractor from the West.
Five hundred metres
from the beach in Binz.
- Skiing at the seaside.
- [Kleo] Ah.
If you like the best of both worlds.
- Don't you think? Like in LA.
- [Kleo chuckles]
Binz will be the LA of the East
thanks to me.
[soft melodic music continues]
SCHMIDT NICOLE
REGISTRATION OFFICE - MUNICH
- Want to join with me?
- [Kleo clicks tongue]
- [Wieczorek] Invest?
- [Kleo] Hmm
Now with the situation in the East,
if you can't make money,
excuse me for saying this out loud,
you are an idiot.
What exactly do you mean
by "come in with you"?
[Wieczorek sniffs] Look,
I have connections from previous times,
and I'm using these connections now
and arranging the sale of companies
that are no longer profitable in the GDR
to buyers from West Germany.
[Kleo] Ooh.
And for that,
I earn a very decent commission.
That's great, yeah.
The successful find
the right kind of loopholes.
The commission payments go into
one of my wife's accounts in Switzerland.
No one asks any questions,
and with impeccable interest rates.
You see it, right?
A fox.
- Businessman.
- [Kleo] Mmm.
- [Wieczorek] Mmm.
- Cheers, Fritz.
- [Regina] Cheers.
- [Kleo] Regina.
- [Regina] Nicole.
- Nicki.
I'll have a think
about everything you have said.
- I think you deserve this so much.
- [Regina chuckles lightly]
- After all of the dark years.
- [Wieczorek] Hmm.
Excuse me, could I just nip
to the little girls' room?
Yes, of course.
It's just around the corner here.
[Kleo] Thanks.
That woman is fantastic. [snorts]
A a really nice person.
A Westerner but still nice.
[dramatic music playing]
[dramatic music intensifies]
- [crickets chirping]
- [dog barking]
[Sven] Fritz and Regina Grossmann.
I'm hosting here
tomorrow afternoon a little party
with my business partners
for the signing of the contract.
- [Kleo] Mmm.
- The finest food, a few drinks.
- The mayor of Sóller is coming as well.
- [Kleo] Ah.
[Wieczorek] So if you would like,
please come along.
[Kleo chuckles]
You can never have enough beautiful women
at a party, even if I say so myself.
- [Regina chuckles]
- You can bet your life on that.
- I'd love to come. See you tomorrow.
- [dramatic music playing]
[Regina] See you tomorrow.
[Wieczorek] Hmm.
Mmm. There's something not right
about her, Ludger. I have this feeling.
[sighs] You and your feelings
all the time.
[crickets chirping]
- [dog barking]
- [dramatic music playing]
[Belov breathing heavily]
Well? You believe me now?
The contract will be signed
tomorrow afternoon.
And as soon as
the signature's on the contract,
the payments will pour into his account.
After that,
you can do what you like with him.
- [Belov sighs]
- [knife swishes]
[Kleo clears throat]
If you don't want the KGB to find out
about your illegal dealings
with Wieczorek,
then you'll immediately
forget everything that happened here.
Do you understand?
Yes.
Good.
[dramatic music playing]
[Belov sighing]
[Kleo] Get out of here.
[Sven] Evening, Freddy.
It's me, Sven. Yep.
Look, er, I want you to do some research
for me, please. And listen, got a pen?
Their names
are Fritz and Regina Grossmann.
Mm-hmm.
[upbeat synth music playing]
[upbeat synth music continues]
[upbeat synth music fades]
[power humming]
[snoring]
[hanger squeaks]
[snoring continues]
[Regina] Let's Come on.
[Wieczorek] Go to sleep.
[Regina groans lightly]
[ominous music playing]
[snoring continues]
[Kleo humming "Der Kleine Trompeter"]
[seagulls squawking]
[Andi] Kleo, I'm worried about you.
Uwe Mittig came to see me.
He said he had been given orders
from the very top to follow you.
- What's that mean, from the very top?
- [Andi] Well, he didn't say.
But you really should keep a lid on it.
Please, Kleo.
What have I got to lose, Andi?
And besides, if those at the very top
are still involved in all this,
then I certainly won't keep a lid on it.
[Andi] What's going on with Wieczorek?
Wieczorek is living
like a pig in utter shit,
making a career as a victim of the GDR.
And Andi, guess what?
He paid a comrade from the KGB
to help him get away from Germany
and go into hiding over here.
They're great comrades, huh?
- That's not possible.
- [Kleo] They're doing secret deals.
And he's flogging our businesses
to the big capitalists from the West
so that they can flatten everything here.
And the stupid bastard gets paid.
And the comrade
from the KGB also earns a pretty sum.
He's selling us to the class enemy, Andi.
There is no enemy anymore, Kleo.
Yeah.
Characters like Wieczorek
and his partners.
[melancholy music playing]
But they will pay for it all.
But that's just insane.
That's taking the law into your own hands.
You can't do that. There's no state
and no Firm anymore to protect you.
I wasn't protected, Andi.
I'm just saying that if you're caught now,
you'll go to jail
for the rest of your life.
- Is that what you want to happen?
- And why are you getting worked up?
Well, because I do really fucking care
about what happens to you, Kleo.
[melancholy music continues]
Nice of you to say that.
See you.
[melancholy music continues]
Your Campari.
[Kleo in Spanish] Thank you.
[music fades]
[indistinct chatter]
- [seagulls squawking]
- [church bell tolling]
[in English] Can I sit here?
[Kleo] Of course.
[chuckles] Do you have a cigarette?
Nah. [clears throat]
- I quit three years ago.
- But you're German as well?
[Sven] Yeah. [chuckling]
You're a friend of Fritz Grossmann's too,
aren't you?
Fritz and Regina, lovely.
Really, really nice neighbours.
It was so sad when they both died
four and nine years ago respectively
in Karl-Marx-Stadt.
Yet they still look relatively fresh.
[clicks tongue]
So [clears throat]Kleo,
enough foreplay, okay?
[action music playing quietly]
I know you worked for the Stasi
in Reconnaissance, Division 18,
as an assassin.
I know that in this function, in 1987
you killed a man in the Big Eden.
I was there.
I know that after this assignment,
you were betrayed by your own people,
and you were put in prison.
What for?
[action music intensifies]
That, I'm afraid, I don't know.
But neither do you,
and you don't give a shit
because now you're pursuing a vendetta
against everyone who did this to you.
Fritz Grossmann's real name
is Ludger Wieczorek.
He was your superior in Reconnaissance,
and you've come here to kill him.
And I know
you don't like sleeping on your own.
[music stops]
[Kleo] Great story.
You should write crime thrillers.
You've got a talent.
Do you think
you'll get away with all this?
Why are you so interested?
Because it's exciting?
The legend of the Stasi assassin?
- This is no legend.
- [waiter] What are you going to have?
Mmm. The almond cake here is really tasty.
Ah. I'm allergic to almonds.
Nothing for me, thank you.
Mmm. [sucks teeth]
Listen.
This is an official warning.
But I know you won't listen.
You will carry on doing what you're doing
because that's who you are.
But I'll tell you one thing, Kleo.
I'm not going to quit either.
I'll carry on doing what I'm doing.
I'll hunt you.
And I will put you in prison for it.
- [Kleo sucks food]
- [indistinct chatter]
That's who I am.
You're really cute.
You've got the bit between your teeth.
Hmm.
Don't underestimate me.
[Kleo yells]
We've got something in common.
[mysterious music playing]
We both don't like being underestimated.
[Sven whimpers and groans]
Adieu, Sven Petzold.
[Sven] Adieu, Kleo Straub.
[action music playing quietly]
Okay. What did she tell you?
- The señora told us you offered her drugs.
- Yeah, that's clearly bullshit.
- Bullshit, huh?
- What the
Okay, okay, okay, okay,
okay, okay, just
[Kleo laughing]
[funky music playing]
- Let's go.
- [Kleo continues laughing]
LOCAL POLICE
[Wieczorek] You're jealous, Gabriele.
You always are whenever I give
a young thing a friendly look.
Oh, that's just nonsense.
Oh, Gabi dear, admit it, will you?
It's an attractive trait of yours.
So, I called the authorities in Palma.
[Wieczorek] You did what?
The villa opposite
hasn't been sold to anyone.
[tense music playing]
And definitely not
to a Nicole Schmidt or her dead husband.
[inhales sharply] That's outrageous.
Yes.
[Wieczorek] Better keep an eye on her.
["Veneno en la Piel"
by Radio Futura playing]
[indistinct chatter, laughter]
["Veneno en la Piel" continues]
[man grunts]
Oh yeah, the Grossmanns have put on
a decent spread here, huh?
- [Kleo] Mm-hmm.
- Oligschlaeger.
I mean, Reiner, if you like.
From Mannheim.
Nicole Schmidt. I'm the neighbour.
Pleased to meet you.
I know.
Fritz has already told me about you.
That you are a woman with taste.
[chuckling]
And as Fritz comes from the East,
he's in a good position to judge.
- Is he, yeah?
- Oh yeah.
He's got a good nose,
instinct that is is is
You can't learn that. It's It's It's
Instinct is what he has.
I'm t telling you,
Fritz is someone tha tha
that makes sure he gets his slice of cake
before everything falls apart over there.
If the annexation happens,
that's the windfall over, hey?
- Now, I'm going to have, uh
- [man 2] Reiner?
Hola. Sorry to interrupt.
We should go in for the signing.
- [Reiner] Now?
- Yes, it's time.
Uh, in that case,
if you'll excuse me? [chuckles]
Business.
["Two Spanish Hearts" by Liza Carbe
and Jean Pierre Durand playing]
A really nice girl.
["Two Spanish Hearts" continues]
[song ends]
And I'm also delighted
that the esteemed mayor and his wife
found the time today to honour
us with their presence here
I'll be right back.
A very warm welcome
to Señor Jesus Rodriguez
and the esteemed Juanita Rodriguez.
[guests applauding]
My wife, who I can't see right now
[tense music playing]
[Wieczorek continues speech in background]
REVENUE SUMMARY
- [Regina] What are you doing in here?
- [Kleo gasps]
[Regina] Hmm?
I just wanted to quickly powder my nose.
[exhales]
Regina, do you know
what a "coup de poudre" is?
No.
A "coup de poudre"
is an action carried out by voodoo cults.
After a "coup de poudre,"
it looks as if people are dead [inhales]
but they're not. [exhales]
They're just trapped in their own bodies.
Has your husband never told you about it?
No.
Pity.
Then I hope
he hasn't forgotten about it all.
[ethereal ringing]
[Wieczorek]the future, what lies ahead,
all look forward to thriving landscapes
[Kleo] Hmm.
[Wieczorek]and a thriving future.
Now, excuse me.
I I really must go and find my wife
before she buries herself
in the kitchen all afternoon.
[guests laughing]
Speaking of food, guys,
dive into the buffet.
Enjoy yourselves, yeah?
[guests applauding and cheering]
[tense music playing]
[Wieczorek] Regina?
Gabriele? Are you all right?
[Kleo] Mmm, mmm, mmm.
Delicious.
What is this?
[Kleo] Do you remember me,
Comrade Colonel?
Ta-da.
What have you done to my wife?
Tetrodotoxin.
Uh, not nice at all.
Uh-uh.
And eventually, the heart stops beating.
[inhales sharply] Ping!
She badly needs dopamine.
What do you want?
[tense music continues]
[Kleo sighs]
I want you to tell me
who I eliminated in '87 in Big Eden
and what I did wrong back in the day.
If you lie to me
your wife dies.
[sighs]
[tense music intensifies]
- [music stops]
- You did nothing wrong at all.
The man you eliminated
was the CIA chief in West Berlin.
He directed US agents in the GDR.
Your operation was a total triumph.
[Kleo breathing heavily]
You want to know why we had you condemned?
The order came from the top,
Minister Mielke.
- I don't know why that might be, Kleo.
- [sombre music playing]
You don't question orders
from the minister. You know that.
Kleo
The GDR is history.
Look around you.
You're totally free now,
and you should take advantage of that
like I have and many others.
[Kleo laughing loudly]
We fought with total conviction,
and we lost.
Are we going to drown in self-pity now
or side with the victors? Think about it.
- Can you hear yourself?
- [sombre music continues]
The only person
who can help you is Comrade Mielke.
I can't tell you any more than that.
I really can't.
Kleo, please. Don't let her die!
[Kleo] Hmm.
Please.
[music fades]
[breathing heavily]
Please.
- [waltz music playing]
- [sighs]
Kleo.
[breathes deeply]
[Kleo] Hmm.
The world is so beautiful,
in spite of all the chaos.
And it would be even more beautiful
[smacks lips]if there were no cowards
or weaklings living in it.
[waltz music continues]
Well then, let's wake Snow White up.
[tapping]
[Kleo] It'll take a while.
Go back to your friends.
They're bound to be waiting for you.
[waltz music continues]
Ludger?
What, uh what happened to me?
Gabi, dear
[device ringing]
Have you ever noticed that
that ski slopes only ever go downhill?
- [music fades]
- [loud explosion]
[Regina gasps]
[Kleo breathing heavily]
[Spanish guitar playing]
[Regina whimpering]
[crying]
[continues crying]
[menacing dramatic music playing]
Oh, are you from the police, yes?
[Uwe chuckling]
- [gun cocking]
- [Regina] Oh no.
- [gun fires]
- [Regina grunts]
[music ends]
[Uwe mocking] "Are you from the police?"
[crickets chirping]
- [phone line beeps]
- Yeah, it's me.
I think she's beginning to cause trouble.
Yep. I'll clean it up right now.
["Porque Te Vas" by Jeanette playing]
- [officer] Señor?
- [door opens]
[Sven groaning]
You can go.
Your boss in Germany
wants to speak to you.
He was not amused.
Fuck.
[phone ringing]
Federal Intelligence Service, Sun.
I have information for you
about an assassination that took place
in 1987 at the Big Eden in Berlin.
Have you got that?
I think you might be interested.
Okay. I'm listening.
["Porque Te Vas" continues]
"Then an enemy bullet came
during such a beautiful game."
"With a courageous smile,
our little trumpeter fell."
Almond cake.
Fuck!
Hello, my name is Regina Grossmann.
I'd like to close my account.
["Porque Te Vas" continues]
Always ready.
[song ends]
[ominous synth music playing]
[ominous synth music continues]
[ominous synth music continues]
[song fades]