
Berlin tears into Tokyo for shooting the police
Berlin rages that Tokyo fired at two officers and broke the one rule they rehearsed endlessly; she insists an officer shot at her first.

The narrator and the man running the floor: two egos that never stop clashing. 38 scenes together, in story order.
38 moments · 1h 06m · by Favseen
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Berlin rages that Tokyo fired at two officers and broke the one rule they rehearsed endlessly; she insists an officer shot at her first.

The Professor learns who shot and asks Tokyo if she is involved with Rio; she swears the love of her life is dead and she only fired to protect them.

In the countryside the crew dreams out loud: a Maserati and a gym, new lungs for Moscow, a winery in Provence, an island, a plane. Rob big, dream big.

Denver goads his father into performing: Moscow stands and sings a mournful corrido about a lover lost to bullets while the gang listens.

Intervention teams take positions, Berlin announces the time has come, and in flashback The Professor lays out the four entry points the police will use.

Tokyo narrates the first victory, Berlin picks a shift of workers for round-the-clock printing, and the crew cheers as the first notes roll out.

A ring between her legs gives Monica away; Berlin asks about the stag party, worries about his authority, and tells Denver to kill her.

The gang argues over Berlin's order to kill a hostage, the Professor does not answer, and Moscow is told the shooter was his son.

Moscow dares Berlin to shoot him, asks his son whether he killed the woman, and suffers an anxiety attack on the bloodstained floor.

In her bulletproof vest, Tokyo asks Berlin to tell the Professor he ordered a hostage's execution, or she will. Berlin calls her a snitch and refuses.

In Toledo the Professor explains the Resistance strategy: Spain will stand with them like the Puerta del Sol campers, and minors inside stop any assault.

The gang asks how they get out; the Professor unveils a decoy dig, a tunnel he built five years ago, and the arithmetic of 2,400 million euros.

Nairobi shows Berlin his own face on the news while the Russian guard builds a sketch, pushing the Professor toward an unthinkable move.

Nairobi and Moscow pull guns on Berlin, Denver turns his on him too, and Berlin defuses it by declaring life a miracle as Tokyo discovers Mónica alive.

Moscow shouts that the tunnel has reached soil; the gang erupts around the printing presses, calling the money the heartbeat of the world.

Rio adds up the sentences, asks for a televised presidential pardon, mocks the inspector's name-and-number request, and faces Berlin's fury afterwards.

The breakout begins. Berlin realises the hostages have plastic explosives and rallies the crew; the gang takes cover as the charge goes off.

SWAT throws smoke and storms the loading area. Moscow warns the smoke only blinds the gang, Berlin drills the plate back on, and Oslo is missing.

The control call goes unanswered again. A flashback explains the six-hour cycle and what 24 hours of silence means. Berlin says keep printing.

Tokyo tears into Berlin for sleeping with a hostage; Denver admits he is with Mónica; Nairobi explains Stockholm syndrome; Berlin names a Chernobyl plan.

The TV goes dark after news from Toledo. Tokyo calls a vote on the Chernobyl plan; Helsinki, Rio, Moscow and Denver split it and Nairobi breaks the tie.

Tokyo smashes Berlin's medicine, demands the Chernobyl plan and puts a revolver to his head, pulling the trigger five times while Nairobi pounds the door.

Nairobi says Tokyo is wrecking the plan; Tokyo says Nairobi lost her son. Berlin tells Tokyo he alone knows the way out and dares her to shoot.

The gang says goodbye to Oslo. Tokyo narrates that she was next: Berlin waits for the rest shift to collect what he thinks she deserves.

Berlin tells a tied-up Tokyo he will neither kill nor torture her and asks if this could be the start of a beautiful friendship. The gate opens.

Tokyo threatens to smash Berlin's pill stash unless he explains Plan Chernobyl; he answers with a lecture on torture.

Tokyo takes Denver's gun, counts down from three and fires at Berlin's head; the chamber is empty, so she spins again.

Nairobi tries to stop the roulette; Tokyo fires back with the cruelest thing she can say about Nairobi's abandoned son.

Moscow begs Denver to come out, Rio wants a new vote, and Berlin tells Tokyo a dead man can't lead them out of the Mint.

The crew says goodbye to Oslo, the quietest and unluckiest of them, and Tokyo wakes tied to a stretcher.