
Moscow promises Benjamín he will protect Julia
From a stolen car, Moscow admits the risk to Julia's father and swears to be on her side to death.

Moscow's hot-headed son, loyal, impulsive and known for his laugh. Played by Jaime Lorente.
146 moments · 4h 22m · by Favseen
Moments 121–146 of 146

From a stolen car, Moscow admits the risk to Julia's father and swears to be on her side to death.

Before the assault, Denver tells Stockholm shooting someone is not the end and asks for a first kiss instead of a last one.

With the roof blown open and snipers everywhere, the Professor stops the gang charging out and lays out a two-front plan to save Helsinki.

Wounded on the roof, Manila admits she has loved Denver all her life; he refuses to let her talk like she is dying.

Pinned in the bank kitchen, the gang heaves a cast-iron countertop into a barricade and bats a grenade back at the soldiers, with a taunt about queso.

Between bursts of gunfire Manila presses Denver on his old dreams and whether he really loves Stockholm; he insists his life now is like a cologne commercial.

The soldiers break through the pantry wall and Tokyo is hit in the arms and legs; she recalls the day as the one when all the odds were against her.

Trapped behind the trench, the Professor points them to a six-floor dumbwaiter shaft. Tokyo cannot hold the ropes and tells Denver to go and save her life.

Denver finds Mónica drugged and giggling as the news of Tokyo's death spreads; Lisbon coaches the Professor through a panic attack.

Rio refuses to put down his weapon and Palermo argues that sparing Gandía is what got Nairobi and Tokyo killed.

The last soldiers standing are taken at gunpoint, Tokyo's keepsake is returned, and terms are set for a surgeon.

Denver admits he was bored in paradise and once rang Manila from a phone booth; she tells him the confession leaves her stuck.

Shaken by the surgeon's news about Arturo and by Denver nearly dying, Mónica tells him she has no doubts left.

Lisbon tells the crew the Professor has vanished; Palermo refuses a debate and Lisbon backs him, so the gold goes out anyway.

Denver admits he was unfaithful and already told Stockholm; his friend lays down the rule: never admit it, a confession is written in stone.

Denver tells Stockholm he kissed Manila and admits his Indonesia partying lies; she asks to be left alone.

Stockholm hallucinates Tokyo in the dumbwaiter and shoots, then begs Denver to lock her up or let her surrender because she is dangerous.

Stockholm reveals Manila had told her everything, and Denver finally admits he lied because he feared his father was right that he did not measure up.

Denver grumbles that Arturo even invades her hallucinations, then coaxes Stockholm to picture something nice and dance for him in her filthy overalls.

The Professor tells the gang the gold was stolen, orders total secrecy and gives his word he will recover it; Tokyo notes that nobody believed him.

Flashback to the monastery party: a fish in his bed, the Professor demands the patxaran and lectures the gang on staying alert, then decides to relax.

Stockholm asks how Denver feels; he wants to hold her for the rest of his life, and she agrees on one condition: he never lies to her again.

Denver refuses to trust an economic scheme, Tamayo vows to interrogate them one by one, and Stockholm pleads with him as he is dragged out first.

Tamayo offers Denver a new identity, a fortune and a pension to betray the gang; Denver answers with a filthy riddle and a demand for cash.

Tamayo announces the heist is over and reads out the gang members taken down one by one, with Denver named as a cooperating witness.

The real gold is accounted for through family, and a day later the survivors embrace, marvel at the Professor's double twist, and Denver swears he never talked.