Lord Of War

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00:01:12 There are over 550 million firearms
00:01:17 That's one firearm
00:01:21 The only question is,
00:01:26 how do we arm the other 11?
00:04:35 You don't have to worry.
00:04:37 I'm not gonna tell you a pack of lies
00:04:41 I'm just gonna tell you what happened.
00:04:43 My name is Yuri Orlov.
00:04:45 When I was a boy,
00:04:49 but not all the way.
00:04:51 Like most Ukrainians,
00:04:54 It reminded us of the Black Sea.
00:04:57 I soon realized we'd just swapped
00:05:01 Even in hell,
00:05:05 I'd worshipped Ava Fontaine
00:05:09 Of course, she didn't know I existed.
00:05:13 I was starting to think she had a point.
00:05:19 For the first 20-odd years of my life,
00:05:21 Little Odessa was to me
00:05:25 The end of the line.
00:05:28 Oh, I did lie about my name.
00:05:31 It's not really Yuri Orlov.
00:05:33 There have been few occasions
00:05:35 when it's been an advantage to be a Jew.
00:05:38 But in the '70s, to escape the Soviet Union
00:05:43 Little about my life
00:05:46 - How's it going, brother?
00:05:50 That's Vitaly, my younger brother.
00:05:51 He was as lost as me.
00:05:54 Yuri, kouda prava, you're late.
00:06:01 My father took his assumed identity
00:06:04 He was more Jewish than most Jews,
00:06:08 How many times? I can't eat shellfish.
00:06:12 - It's trayf. • unfit to be eaten •
00:06:14 I like it.
00:06:16 I like the hat.
00:06:18 To remind us there is something above us.
00:06:23 I like that.
00:06:27 - I'm going to temple.
00:06:29 You go to temple more than the rabbi.
00:06:35 Yuri, don't forget to check the specials
00:06:41 Growing up in Little Odessa,
00:06:45 Russian mobsters had also migrated
00:06:49 And when they came to America,
00:06:54 There was always some gangster
00:06:57 but I'd never seen it with my own eyes.
00:06:59 I had this knack of showing up
00:07:03 or five minutes after.
00:07:05 Not that day.
00:07:30 It hit me.
00:07:32 It couldn't have hit me harder
00:07:35 You go into the restaurant business
00:07:37 because people are always
00:07:40 That was the day I realized my destiny lay
00:07:49 The next Sabbath,
00:07:52 However, it wasn't God
00:07:55 Eli, my oldest son Yuri.
00:07:57 My contact at synagogue landed me
00:08:07 The first time you sell a gun
00:08:10 You have absolutely no idea
00:08:14 and one way or another,
00:08:21 Gentlemen, the new Uzi machine pistol,
00:08:24 big firepower in a small package.
00:08:26 This little baby uses 9mm hollowpoints,
00:08:31 rear-flip adjustable sights.
00:08:32 Silencer comes standard.
00:08:34 Muzzle jump reduced 40%,
00:08:38 You could pump a mag into me right now
00:08:41 and never wake the guy in the next room.
00:08:44 Of course, that would eliminate
00:08:49 I did have a natural instinct
00:08:53 Fortunately, back then a video camera
00:09:05 Here, I'd been running away from violence
00:09:08 and I should have been running toward it.
00:09:10 It's in our nature.
00:09:12 The earliest human skeletons
00:09:28 Where have you been?
00:09:31 God bless America.
00:09:48 Yeah?
00:09:56 "Beware of the dog"?
00:09:57 You don't have a dog.
00:09:59 No, it's to scare me.
00:10:01 Remind me to beware of the dog in me.
00:10:04 The dog that wants
00:10:06 wants to fight and kill weaker dogs.
00:10:09 I guess it's to remind me
00:10:11 Isn't being a dog part of being human?
00:10:14 What if that's the best part of you,
00:10:18 What if you're really just a two-legged dog?
00:10:23 You need to see somebody.
00:10:25 It stinks in here.
00:10:27 I'd always wanted to do something big
00:10:30 I just didn't know what.
00:10:32 Anyhow, I figured if I was going
00:10:35 I was going to aim high.
00:10:37 Vitaly, stop fucking around.
00:10:44 You read the newspapers, V?
00:10:46 The newspaper? It's always the same.
00:10:49 You're right. Every day
00:10:53 You know what I do when I see that?
00:10:55 I look to see what guns they're using,
00:10:59 What, you opening a gun shop?
00:11:00 Already more of those
00:11:03 Even with all the gangsters around here,
00:11:07 - You've worked out the margins?
00:11:10 Forget gang wars.
00:11:12 The real money's in actual wars
00:11:16 Yuri, what the fuck
00:11:19 I know which end I'd rather be on.
00:11:24 I made the first sale.
00:11:29 Whoa. We?
00:11:32 I need a partner.
00:11:37 I don't know.
00:11:41 Vitaly, I've tasted your borscht.
00:11:43 I can eat in the restaurant for free
00:11:47 Fuck you.
00:11:48 We're doing nothing with our lives.
00:11:52 I mean, this is shit. This is shit.
00:11:58 That's true.
00:12:01 But maybe doing nothing's better
00:12:07 I need you.
00:12:32 Sir, sir,
00:12:33 may I interest you in the shoulder-fired
00:12:37 It's the older Chinese model.
00:12:39 Not so effective
00:12:41 but deadly if used
00:12:44 I'm giving them away at $850.
00:12:48 It was the '80s, and the Cold War
00:12:51 Most of the deals were
00:12:53 And it was a mostly private club
00:12:58 - That's him.
00:13:00 Simeon Weisz.
00:13:02 Angola, Mozambique,
00:13:06 He was selling guns
00:13:10 I'll be right back.
00:13:14 Mr. Weisz. Mr. Weisz.
00:13:18 It's okay. They're talking.
00:13:20 - May I help?
00:13:21 A mutual friend, Eli Kurtzman,
00:13:25 said to contact you.
00:13:26 I have a business proposal
00:13:31 I don't think you and I
00:13:34 You think I just sell guns, don't you?
00:13:37 I don't. I take sides.
00:13:38 But in the Iran-Iraq war,
00:13:42 Did you ever consider
00:13:47 Bullets change governments
00:13:51 You're in the wrong place, my young friend.
00:14:01 Curious how you always revert
00:14:03 in moments of extreme anger
00:14:06 and ecstasy.
00:14:20 Oh, you are beautiful.
00:14:24 What's your name again?
00:14:31 The only option for Vitaly and me
00:14:37 I got my first break in Lebanon
00:14:43 But I wasn't the only local kid
00:14:50 When the United States leaves a war zone,
00:14:55 It costs more to bring it back
00:14:59 So, we sell by the kilo.
00:15:02 They're secondhand weapons,
00:15:08 - How many kilos would you like?
00:15:11 I had a flair for languages.
00:15:14 But I soon discovered
00:15:16 dinars, drachmas, rubles,
00:15:21 Of course, the US Army
00:15:24 Army salaries were no better
00:15:27 And some of the brass,
00:15:30 needed to raise money
00:15:33 Good to make your acquaintance.
00:15:35 This is bullshit money, V.
00:15:40 What do you want to do, go more legit?
00:15:41 No, more illegal.
00:15:44 What I would give right now
00:16:14 It's not our fight.
00:16:16 V, come on.
00:16:19 Let's go. Come on.
00:16:33 Selling guns is like
00:16:35 You make calls,
00:16:38 I was an equal opportunity
00:16:41 I supplied every army
00:16:46 I sold Israeli-made Uzis to Muslims.
00:16:55 I sold communist-made bullets to fascists.
00:17:14 I even shipped cargo to Afghanistan
00:17:19 I never sold to Osama bin Laden.
00:17:21 Not on any moral grounds.
00:17:35 By the mid '80s,
00:17:36 my weapons were represented
00:18:10 There's no problem leading a double life.
00:18:12 It's the triple and quadruple lives
00:18:15 Back then, I carried a French, British,
00:18:19 and a student visa for the US.
00:18:23 I also packed six different briefcases,
00:18:27 and the region of the world I was visiting.
00:18:34 Without operations like mine,
00:18:36 it would be impossible for certain countries
00:18:41 I was able to navigate around
00:18:45 There are three basic types of arms deal.
00:18:47 White being legal, black being illegal
00:18:50 and my personal favorite color, gray.
00:18:53 Sometimes I made the deals so convoluted,
00:18:56 it was hard for me to work out
00:18:59 To keep authorities in the dark,
00:19:02 Rocket launchers were "mothers,"
00:19:05 The AK-47 assault rifle
00:19:09 It's Yuri.
00:19:11 Yeah, well, yeah, Raoul...
00:19:14 Raoul, the angel king will arrive tomorrow.
00:19:19 Hallelujah to you, too. All right.
00:19:21 The point is, if I've done my job right,
00:19:23 an arms embargo should be practically
00:19:28 What? Okay, just slow the fuck down.
00:19:33 I can't understand you. What?
00:19:36 What do you mean, tipped off?
00:19:39 Well, where are they?
00:19:42 Not long? What does that mean? Shit.
00:19:45 - Do we try to lose them?
00:19:47 - Yuri, we have to get off this thing.
00:19:51 Dead slow. Buy me time.
00:19:56 Yeah, it's Yuri. Get that fucking rag down!
00:19:59 I need another handle for this tub.
00:20:01 Something in our weight class.
00:20:03 You, over the side.
00:20:08 Yes, it's gotta check out.
00:20:10 The way I looked at it, what's in a name?
00:20:13 Have you got a shorter name?
00:20:15 I'd often change the registration
00:20:18 But never at such short notice.
00:20:23 Damn, they're hauling.
00:20:26 What? "Kono. "
00:20:30 Okay, well, that's good. Kono.
00:20:32 K- O-N-O.
00:20:34 What are we flying? Dutch. Got it.
00:20:36 V, get me a Dutch flag, would you?
00:20:49 Faster or I'll send your ass in!
00:20:52 Yuri, I don't have Dutch.
00:20:54 - What?
00:20:55 What the fuck use is that?
00:20:56 He's painting a name
00:21:00 - I've got a French flag.
00:21:03 Turn it sideways, it's Dutch.
00:21:08 That's why you're my brother.
00:21:32 All right, good.
00:21:44 They say every man has his price.
00:21:47 But not every man gets it.
00:21:49 Interpol agent Jack Valentine
00:21:52 at least not with money.
00:21:54 For Jack, glory was the prize.
00:21:57 Yeah, it's the Kono.
00:22:00 Kono. K-O-N-O.
00:22:02 - It's clean, sir.
00:22:05 Sure doesn't look clean.
00:22:07 I'm gonna go aboard.
00:22:09 Phone in a sighting of the Kristol
00:22:19 Even when I was up against
00:22:22 I had a number of methods
00:22:25 I routinely mislabeled
00:22:29 And I have yet to meet
00:22:32 who will open a container
00:22:34 to verify its contents.
00:22:37 But my personal favorite
00:22:39 of week-old potatoes and tropical heat.
00:22:57 It smells.
00:23:01 Sir, sighting of the Kristol due north.
00:23:05 Most importantly, I kept a number
00:23:08 to supply their colleagues
00:23:11 Let's go.
00:23:25 The second rule of gunrunning is,
00:23:27 always ensure you have a foolproof way
00:23:30 Preferably in advance,
00:23:34 That's why I chose my customers
00:23:37 Say what you like
00:23:39 They tend to have
00:23:42 They always pay their bills on time.
00:24:06 Whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:24:18 What the fuck are you doing?
00:24:19 - Fuck you!
00:24:27 No, V.
00:24:31 Shit.
00:24:32 The first and most important rule
00:24:36 is never get shot
00:24:39 You okay?
00:24:41 I think so.
00:24:43 - So what do we do now?
00:25:05 God.
00:25:11 That narco-guerilla had his facts right.
00:25:13 After shipping it stateside,
00:25:16 netted me a healthy profit.
00:25:18 It would have been even better,
00:25:22 Vitaly.
00:25:24 V.
00:25:29 To this day, I don't know what
00:25:33 Maybe just from Vitaly.
00:25:36 I found him 12 days, 2,000 miles
00:25:40 in a Bolivian boarding house.
00:25:46 Of course, my dream girl
00:25:56 V.
00:26:07 Come on.
00:26:25 Yuri. It's my brother, Yuri.
00:26:29 He's my big brother.
00:26:33 What the fuck is that?
00:26:34 Ukraine. I was young.
00:26:37 But I remember. Look.
00:26:40 I start in Odessa, right?
00:26:44 You're gonna be dead
00:26:47 - Come on, we're going home.
00:26:49 You fucking fuck! You fucking fuck!
00:26:53 What the fuck is your problem?
00:27:02 Come on, Vit.
00:27:07 It's so nice to be home.
00:27:08 Yeah, we're... We're gonna get you home.
00:27:10 Come on.
00:27:22 Get out of the car.
00:27:28 Vitaly, I need you to get out of the car.
00:27:32 I promised our parents.
00:27:36 Please.
00:27:37 Vitaly, you're gonna have a great time.
00:27:40 Two Ford models checked in last week.
00:27:42 And that cute weathergirl's
00:27:44 Please, please.
00:27:47 Please, Yuri.
00:28:06 You're a good brother.
00:28:10 Okay.
00:28:11 - You're a good brother, Yuri.
00:28:14 - Good brother.
00:28:19 Get out of the car.
00:28:27 From then on, I was a one-man operation.
00:28:30 I never understood what separated
00:28:33 from the habitual, but for the grace of God,
00:28:36 it could have been me snorting
00:28:40 However, I wasn't entirely free
00:28:44 There she was again. Ava Fontaine.
00:28:47 In my neighborhood,
00:28:50 In our own ways,
00:29:10 You can't force someone
00:29:12 But you can definitely improve your odds.
00:29:16 It cost me $20,000
00:29:19 Another $12,000 to buy out the hotel.
00:30:04 It's a popular hotel, huh?
00:30:10 - Ava Fontaine.
00:30:13 What brings you to St. Barts?
00:30:14 Photo shoot. At least that was the plan.
00:30:17 Guess the photographer
00:30:20 Hurricane, though there's nothing
00:30:23 Those things can come out of nowhere.
00:30:27 So, the job's been canceled,
00:30:30 there's no flight back to New York
00:30:32 You can hitch a ride with me if you like.
00:30:35 Meanwhile, why don't I take your picture?
00:30:40 In my experience,
00:30:42 some of the most successful relationships
00:30:45 Since that's where they
00:30:47 it's a logical place to start.
00:30:49 Right there. Right there. Hold it.
00:30:52 Oh, my God!
00:30:56 I nearly went broke
00:31:02 I knew Ava was not the kind of woman
00:31:05 unless you owned the jet.
00:31:08 This is your plane?
00:31:09 That is my name.
00:31:11 Of course I was lying.
00:31:12 The plane was a rental like the car
00:31:16 At the last minute,
00:31:19 Luckily by the time we landed,
00:31:21 Ava wasn't looking anywhere
00:31:25 I had no idea.
00:31:28 I'm sorry I didn't recognize you.
00:31:30 Don't apologize.
00:31:33 Well, at least you're not taking them off.
00:31:35 I would be if half the photographers
00:31:38 What about you?
00:31:40 I'm in transport.
00:31:44 Business is good.
00:31:47 Where are you from?
00:31:48 I was born in Ukraine
00:31:51 - No.
00:31:53 Williamsburg.
00:31:58 Well, here's to a hurricane.
00:32:01 Without it I never would have met you.
00:32:04 This is no accident, is it, Yuri?
00:32:11 It feels like fate.
00:32:14 I don't believe in fate.
00:32:17 What do you believe in?
00:33:01 Is that a view or is that a view?
00:33:03 That's a view.
00:33:15 Thank you. Thank you all.
00:33:23 Congratulations.
00:33:24 Thanks.
00:33:27 Always remember, Son,
00:33:31 Sure, Dad. A $40,000 crystal chandelier.
00:33:37 Make yourselves at home.
00:33:39 Go. Go!
00:33:56 I'm sorry. Today must be tough.
00:34:00 Be nice to have a couple more guests
00:34:03 I'm sure they're watching right now.
00:34:06 Thank you.
00:34:08 But you don't believe that, Yuri.
00:34:14 I know you, Yuri.
00:34:20 Don't worry. I won't ask a lot of questions.
00:34:23 I don't want to hear you lie.
00:34:26 You take risks.
00:34:28 Just promise me you won't risk us.
00:34:34 That's the trouble with falling in love
00:34:37 They have a habit of becoming real.
00:34:44 I've never been so glad to see Vitaly.
00:34:47 - So fucking beautiful!
00:34:51 Brother, brother, thank you so much
00:34:56 He was out of rehab and out of his mind.
00:34:59 Dance! Dance! Dance! We have to dance!
00:35:01 - All right, all right.
00:35:04 But for once, he rescued me.
00:35:10 I was still living way beyond my means.
00:35:12 Mortgaged to the hilt,
00:35:15 Anything to keep Ava
00:35:18 thanks largely to me, become accustomed.
00:35:21 Ava. Ava, this is too much.
00:35:24 Yuri likes to spoil you.
00:35:25 Then suddenly,
00:35:28 Nicki, you did it! Good boy!
00:35:31 That's my grandson!
00:35:33 Yuri, don't you want to see
00:35:35 Whoever said it's better to give than receive
00:35:38 never got a Christmas present
00:35:42 from Mikhail Gorbachev.
00:35:43 - What the hell's the matter?
00:35:46 - What's over?
00:35:48 The Soviet-fucking-Union!
00:35:51 Mikhail's saying no más.
00:35:53 It's over!
00:35:58 - Your son is walking.
00:36:07 At least there'll be religious freedom.
00:36:09 Let's hope so.
00:36:12 I think I'll go back for a visit.
00:36:14 Do you stay in touch with Uncle Dmitri?
00:36:20 I'm not a fool, Yuri.
00:36:24 I don't think you're going to Odessa
00:36:31 Is this how you want to be remembered?
00:36:35 I don't want to be remembered at all.
00:36:41 Merry fucking Christmas!
00:36:44 Who is this, Vitaly?
00:36:47 - I'm Angel.
00:36:50 She's a fairy.
00:36:55 Let's put her on top of the Christmas tree.
00:36:58 Come on.
00:37:03 - I love you!
00:37:06 I love you all.
00:37:10 Take this.
00:37:29 I'm going back to Ukraine.
00:37:35 I miss Odessa.
00:37:46 - I miss you.
00:37:51 Be careful, Yuri. Those things you sell kill.
00:37:56 Inside.
00:38:01 You're high.
00:38:03 Well, it's true.
00:38:08 Hello, Christian.
00:38:17 During the Cold War the Red Army
00:38:21 in Ukraine because of its
00:38:25 The day after The Wall came down
00:38:30 There's nothing better for an arms dealer
00:38:33 of disgruntled soldiers
00:38:39 I was hoping Major General Dmitri Volkoff
00:38:42 would open a lot of armory doors
00:38:45 For a start, he was family.
00:38:48 He was a highly decorated hero
00:38:50 and he was almost permanently shit-faced.
00:38:53 I can't just sell you
00:38:58 I have to report.
00:39:00 Report to who? Moscow?
00:39:05 As of last week,
00:39:08 New flag, new boss.
00:39:09 There is no new boss yet.
00:39:11 They're all too busy squabbling
00:39:13 over who's gonna get the presidential
00:39:17 It's beautiful.
00:39:19 The ones who know don't care anymore
00:39:27 Show me your inventory.
00:39:39 Those 45 years of mutual hatred
00:39:43 had generated the highest
00:39:46 The Soviets had guns
00:39:49 Huge stockpiles, and now no enemy.
00:39:53 How many Kalashnikovs do you have?
00:39:58 Forty thousand.
00:40:00 Is that a four?
00:40:02 Doesn't look like a four to me.
00:40:06 No, it's a four.
00:40:07 It's whatever we say it is because
00:40:14 Ten thousand Kalashnikovs for a battalion.
00:40:18 Your stocks
00:40:21 You should order more from the factory.
00:40:23 Someone will work it out.
00:40:27 What happens then?
00:40:28 We'll cut them in.
00:40:33 The end of the Cold War was the beginning
00:40:37 The arms bazaar was open.
00:40:40 Guided missiles, unguided missiles,
00:40:42 mortars, mines, armored personnel carriers.
00:40:45 Whole tank divisions.
00:40:52 I even landed a squadron
00:41:08 The most sophisticated fighting machines,
00:41:11 built for a war with America
00:41:19 Thanks to me,
00:41:31 I have a feeling it wasn't exactly
00:41:35 when he advocated
00:41:38 But I wasn't the only one
00:41:44 I had rivals.
00:41:46 Inform your commanding officer
00:41:53 You don't know who I am, do you?
00:42:07 You're late.
00:42:09 So it appears.
00:42:40 You look a little lost, Simeon.
00:42:44 I'm here, aren't I?
00:42:46 Not all of you, I think.
00:42:48 You've gotten so rich selling for the CIA
00:42:50 you can't seem to get that ideology
00:42:53 Oh, the Cold War had its uses.
00:42:57 Kept the tensions frozen.
00:43:00 Now it's harder to determine
00:43:03 Things have become more complicated.
00:43:05 No, it's gotten simpler.
00:43:08 There's no place in gunrunning
00:43:11 I sell to leftists and rightists.
00:43:13 I'd sell to pacifists but they're not
00:43:18 Of course, you're not a true internationalist
00:43:20 until you've supplied weapons
00:43:25 This current state of chaos
00:43:30 There'll have to be order.
00:43:34 Instead of cutting each other's throats,
00:43:39 What do you think?
00:43:43 What do I think?
00:43:45 I think you're the amateur now.
00:43:48 I think you should go with your instincts.
00:43:50 With your first instinct.
00:43:52 I'm the same man who was not
00:43:55 and I'm just not good enough for you now.
00:44:13 The problem with gunrunners going to war
00:44:17 is that there's no shortage of ammunition.
00:44:22 This was the chaos
00:44:27 As far as they were concerned,
00:44:30 But then they could hardly report me
00:44:35 And Ukraine wasn't the only former state
00:44:38 with an unpaid army
00:44:41 There was Bulgaria, Hungary,
00:44:46 all there for the taking.
00:44:52 Of all the weapons
00:44:55 nothing was more profitable
00:44:59 model of 1947,
00:45:00 more commonly known
00:45:05 It's the world's most popular assault rife.
00:45:08 A weapon all fighters love.
00:45:10 An elegantly simple
00:45:12 of forged steel and plywood.
00:45:14 It doesn't break, jam, or overheat.
00:45:17 It will shoot whether it's covered in mud
00:45:20 It's so easy, even a child can use it,
00:45:24 The Soviets put the gun on a coin.
00:45:26 Mozambique put it on their flag.
00:45:29 Since the end of the Cold War
00:45:30 the Kalashnikov has become
00:45:34 After that comes vodka, caviar
00:45:38 One thing's for sure.
00:46:13 I thought you were supposed to be
00:46:16 How can I?
00:46:19 You are too greedy, Yuri.
00:46:21 I can't hold him forever.
00:46:23 - I've got paperwork.
00:46:26 You know the penalty for sanction-busting.
00:46:28 Selling the military helicopter
00:46:32 Military helicopter.
00:46:38 It's not a military helicopter.
00:46:40 It's a rescue helicopter.
00:46:42 Get to work, son.
00:46:47 The law is on our side.
00:47:08 All right, let me see your papers.
00:47:11 No, no, put that away.
00:47:14 - Yuri Orlov.
00:47:16 Always in the wrong place at the right time.
00:47:21 We've met before.
00:47:24 What was the name of that freighter?
00:47:26 Was it Kono or the Kristol?
00:47:29 The crew called that vessel a lot of names,
00:47:34 - Answer the question.
00:47:38 Would you like a silencer for that?
00:47:39 I need to see your papers.
00:47:44 Dmitri!
00:47:49 The end-user certificate for this aircraft
00:47:54 Nice. Very nice.
00:47:57 The helicopter is to be used
00:48:00 - So, you're a humanitarian?
00:48:04 This is a military aircraft.
00:48:06 - Not anymore.
00:48:08 What can they do with military hardware
00:48:12 The only way you could die from this baby
00:48:18 And this stuff over here?
00:48:22 But to a different client
00:48:24 That's just a coincidence, is that it?
00:48:25 Do you take me
00:48:28 Not complete, sir.
00:48:32 I must point out
00:48:34 the weapons and the aircraft both comply
00:48:36 with the current Interpol
00:48:38 We both know that is an obscene
00:48:42 that's gonna be closed any goddamn day.
00:48:44 But it's not closed.
00:48:46 And while certain people
00:48:50 thank God we live in a world
00:48:51 where suspicion alone
00:48:53 And where men like you
00:49:01 I was as guilty as sin,
00:49:05 And he was the rarest breed
00:49:07 The type who knew I was breaking the law
00:49:15 Valentine wasn't the only one
00:49:19 My uncle had turned down
00:49:22 Sometimes with offers better than mine.
00:49:24 But to Dmitri,
00:49:40 - What was he doing here?
00:49:43 I told him
00:49:47 - But Yuri...
00:49:50 - Too many know.
00:49:52 There are more VCRs, cigarettes.
00:49:55 Even your enemy was admiring that car.
00:50:02 - I am the luckiest man alive.
00:50:45 - Hello?
00:50:46 Hi, baby.
00:50:49 You forgot what time it is?
00:50:51 I'm sorry, I...
00:50:53 How was that... Your audition?
00:50:57 They're going in another direction.
00:50:59 Direction of someone who can act.
00:51:01 They don't deserve you.
00:51:05 Where are you? Is everything okay?
00:51:10 It was a rough day at the office.
00:51:12 - Come home.
00:51:14 - How's Nicki?
00:51:19 It's lonely without you here.
00:51:22 You know I don't like nights.
00:51:25 Ever since my parents...
00:51:35 - Yuri, what's that?
00:51:38 I better go.
00:51:41 - Kiss Nicki for me.
00:51:46 The pillaging didn't die with my uncle.
00:51:50 After The Wall came down,
00:51:51 $32 billion worth of arms were stolen
00:51:57 One of the greatest heists
00:52:14 The primary market was Africa.
00:52:16 Eleven major conflicts
00:52:19 in less than a decade.
00:52:22 At the time, the West couldn't care less.
00:52:24 They had a white war
00:52:27 I did the bulk of my business in Liberia.
00:52:30 "Land of the Free. "
00:52:32 Originally established as a homeland
00:52:35 it's been enslaved by one dictator
00:52:39 The latest was American-educated
00:52:42 Andre Baptiste.
00:52:49 Mr. Yuri!
00:52:52 I'm Andre Baptiste Jr.
00:52:56 My father would like to meet you.
00:52:58 What an honor.
00:53:00 Thank him, but unfortunately
00:53:03 It's a shame. It's a very busy schedule.
00:53:12 It is not,
00:53:15 as they say, optional.
00:53:20 My father is easily offended.
00:53:24 My schedule just freed up.
00:53:28 President Baptiste was my best customer
00:53:32 He'd gotten a reputation
00:53:35 of those who opposed him.
00:53:37 His seven year civil war
00:53:39 "A relentless campaign
00:53:43 That kind of sums up Andy for me.
00:53:49 The Glock is interesting.
00:53:52 It's made of a polymer composite.
00:53:54 Many of my clients feel
00:53:56 without setting off a lot of bells
00:53:58 Personally, I do not recommend that.
00:54:00 On the other hand, if you are looking
00:54:05 there is no substitute
00:54:08 of the. 357 Magnum.
00:54:14 Why'd you do that?
00:54:16 What did you say?
00:54:19 Well, now you're gonna have to buy it.
00:54:24 How can I sell a used gun?
00:54:29 A used gun.
00:54:31 A used gun?
00:54:34 That's a good one.
00:54:38 You know, there is no discipline
00:54:42 I try to set an example but it is difficult.
00:54:47 Personally, I blame MTV.
00:54:53 A used gun.
00:54:59 I think you and I, we can do business.
00:55:05 If I thought I was scared of Andre Sr.,
00:55:10 Like father like son.
00:55:12 The guava doesn't fall too far from the tree.
00:55:15 He was also a cannibal.
00:55:17 They say Andre would eat a victim's heart
00:55:20 to give him superhuman strength.
00:55:30 Monrovia itself
00:55:33 Planet Monrovia.
00:55:35 From the temperature,
00:55:40 I rarely saw another white man,
00:55:44 Outside town was the edge of hell.
00:55:48 This is your hotel.
00:55:51 Two stars.
00:55:54 Can you bring me the gun of Rambo?
00:55:56 Part one, two or three?
00:55:58 - I've only seen part one.
00:56:01 Would you like the armor piercing bullets?
00:56:03 Please.
00:56:06 My father left a welcoming
00:56:09 Enjoy.
00:56:25 My God, she nearly got her head cut off.
00:56:31 When I get to America,
00:56:36 Second floor.
00:56:42 In the most AIDS infested region
00:56:45 where one in four is infected,
00:56:47 Andre's idea of a joke
00:56:49 was to put a young Iman
00:56:52 and no condom within a hundred miles.
00:57:09 Hello, Mr. Yuri.
00:57:12 Hi.
00:57:13 We'd be happy to make you happy.
00:57:18 I can't.
00:57:20 I'd love to, but I can't.
00:57:24 Don't worry. We don't have anything.
00:57:32 How do you know?
00:57:36 Do we look like it?
00:57:38 What if I have AIDS? Don't you worry?
00:57:42 You worry too much.
00:57:45 Why do you worry about something
00:57:49 when there's so many things
00:57:55 Now,
00:57:59 how can we make you happy?
00:58:04 By leaving.
00:58:10 These are my Kalashnikov Kids,
00:58:14 my Boy Brigades.
00:58:17 I can see what you are thinking,
00:58:22 Even if they're not men?
00:58:24 A bullet from a 14-year-old
00:58:27 as one from a 40-year-old.
00:58:29 Often more effective.
00:58:35 No one can stop this bath of blood.
00:58:37 It's not bath of blood, it's bloodbath.
00:58:41 Thank you,
00:58:43 but I prefer it my way.
00:58:58 I am not going to pay your asking price.
00:59:01 And besides, the market is already flooded
00:59:06 Do you realize in some parts of my country
00:59:10 But you can't just look at the unit price.
00:59:13 End-user certificates
00:59:16 Shell companies set up, insurance
00:59:19 Not to mention the bribes.
00:59:21 You can't get a nut and bolt
00:59:24 There's one bribe for the nut,
00:59:27 Andy, Andy, listen to me.
00:59:31 Andy?
00:59:34 I am going to pay you in timber.
00:59:39 Or stones.
00:59:44 Well, I'll take the stones.
00:59:45 It's kind of hard to get a tree trunk
00:59:49 I know you're planning a new offensive.
00:59:52 If you can delay a week
00:59:56 They'd greatly reduce your casualties
00:59:59 and give you
01:00:03 You know, they call me the Lord of War,
01:00:07 but perhaps it is you.
01:00:09 It's not Lord of War. It's Warlord.
01:00:14 Thank you, but I prefer it my way.
01:00:20 Conflict diamonds
01:00:23 Also referred to as blood diamonds,
01:00:25 since bloodshed
01:00:30 By the late '90s, my wealth had caught up
01:00:33 Even surpassed my lies.
01:00:36 I could even afford
01:00:47 I can't believe it.
01:00:50 Well, of course it's wonderful. I just...
01:00:53 I didn't expect it to happen so soon.
01:00:57 Yes, well, that...
01:01:03 It's wonderful. Thank you so much.
01:01:05 It's... Yuri. Okay, thank you. Bye.
01:01:08 Yuri, that was the dealer on the phone.
01:01:12 - That's fantastic!
01:01:15 Who bought it?
01:01:16 Someone important.
01:01:19 - This is so wonderful.
01:01:21 You know, same old, same old.
01:01:24 Oh, in bed. I'm sorry. He couldn't stay up.
01:01:26 Well, that's best.
01:01:27 My first painting. I'm officially an artist!
01:01:31 - This calls for a drink.
01:01:35 Hi.
01:01:36 - Yuri, this is...
01:01:40 - Candy, of course.
01:01:42 Any friend of my brother's
01:01:45 is a friend of my brother's.
01:01:47 You have a beautiful everything.
01:01:52 Yes, he does.
01:01:53 Yes, I do.
01:01:54 - I'm gonna kiss Nicki good night.
01:02:52 How are you, brother?
01:02:53 Oh, you know,
01:02:58 - Yeah, well, I guess someone has to do it.
01:03:04 Hey, Ava knows, right?
01:03:13 I never want to say anything.
01:03:15 She doesn't have to know.
01:03:18 She's a survivor, like me.
01:03:20 Well, she may be a survivor
01:03:27 Really, she doesn't know
01:03:29 We don't talk about it.
01:03:32 How many car salesmen
01:03:35 How many cigarette salesmen?
01:03:36 Both their products
01:03:39 At least mine has a safety switch.
01:03:42 If those guys
01:03:48 Goddamn, you are good.
01:03:53 You really are.
01:03:56 You almost had me convinced.
01:04:08 Could you...
01:04:13 Could you help me out with some...
01:04:21 Why?
01:04:29 Why what?
01:04:31 - Why, why, why, why?
01:04:34 Why what?
01:04:37 Why are you so fucked up all the time?
01:04:45 Because I am.
01:04:58 I didn't know how much Ava really knew
01:05:02 She never questioned
01:05:04 could afford to give her
01:05:08 I guess she didn't really want
01:05:11 Mostly, she seemed content
01:05:14 and as far as she was concerned, loyal.
01:05:17 Despite the other women,
01:05:19 I always made love to Ava
01:05:26 I'm not saying I didn't have setbacks.
01:05:28 It's not called gunrunning for nothing.
01:05:32 Some revolutions blow over
01:05:35 There's nothing more expensive
01:05:38 Truce? What do you mean truce?
01:05:44 Peace talks.
01:05:46 All right, forget it.
01:05:49 When they say they're gonna have a war,
01:06:00 Of course, a new breed of gunrunner
01:06:09 Henry, take Park Avenue.
01:06:29 Take them on a tour of New Jersey.
01:07:05 Yuri, there are men
01:07:11 It's probably just some reporters
01:07:14 I have a feeling
01:07:18 Yuri,
01:07:21 is there anything
01:07:25 No, nothing.
01:07:27 - Nothing.
01:07:30 I love you, too.
01:07:36 Sir.
01:08:26 I was now the best merchant of death alive.
01:08:28 I didn't own my own plane. I owned a fleet.
01:08:31 Running guns into Liberia, Sierra Leone
01:08:36 Most trips, I had phony paperwork.
01:08:38 If the deadline was tight
01:08:41 I had no paperwork at all.
01:08:45 But I wasn't overly concerned.
01:08:47 There was hardly any radar
01:08:49 and even fewer people to watch it.
01:08:56 Charlie, Echo, India.
01:08:58 Reroute to Kabala airport on heading 0-2-9.
01:09:02 Comply immediately.
01:09:18 Colonel Southern, it's Yuri.
01:09:20 but I've got Interpol all over my ass.
01:09:22 I can't know you right now.
01:09:28 Not a good time?
01:09:38 Charlie, Echo, India, comply immediately.
01:09:43 Where was the first fucking warning?
01:09:44 Rock your wings if you intend to comply.
01:09:46 I'm putting us down.
01:09:52 If you land, we're all going away.
01:09:55 - We're in a flying fucking bomb.
01:09:58 - I'm putting us down.
01:10:03 This is Charlie, Echo, India.
01:10:04 Request reroute to Kabala airport
01:10:08 No, not the airport.
01:10:12 Are you fucking mad?
01:10:16 You underestimate yourself, Aleksei.
01:10:18 You're the best. You're the shit, Aleksei.
01:10:20 You're the shit! You're the shit!
01:10:23 Of course, Aleksei wasn't the best.
01:10:25 He'd come 42nd out of 43
01:10:37 Oh, God, what's he doing?
01:10:39 Is this guy nuts?
01:10:43 I can't land there, sir.
01:10:45 Kabala's only 15 minutes away.
01:10:47 I want a truck on the tarmac.
01:12:06 We're gonna be okay.
01:12:10 - Where you going?
01:12:13 Wait! There's not gonna be any evidence.
01:12:31 Come here, come here.
01:12:36 Hey, don't be shy. Here, look. Free sample.
01:12:39 Help yourself, okay? Free sample.
01:12:42 Come here. You want something? Look.
01:12:46 Happy times. Come on. Help yourselves!
01:12:50 Guns, guns, guns. Yeah, come on up!
01:12:53 Here, having fun now, huh?
01:12:57 Come on. Guns, guns, guns! Yeah!
01:13:01 Bullets, guns, grenades.
01:13:03 Hooray, yeah, take them all.
01:13:06 Go ahead, take the crate.
01:13:11 Guns, grenades, hooray!
01:13:14 Bullets, guns, grenades!
01:13:18 Yeah!
01:13:19 That one's got your name on it.
01:13:20 You want one, too? Come on.
01:13:24 Don't forget the bullets.
01:13:25 How can you shoot a gun
01:13:28 Everything goes for free.
01:13:30 Guns, grenades, RPGs,
01:13:33 bullets, guns, yeah!
01:13:36 Hooray, hooray! Want some bullets?
01:13:39 Gotta have bullets.
01:13:41 What a cargo crew
01:13:44 took a bunch of malnourished
01:13:49 By the time Agent Valentine got there,
01:13:52 you could find more guns
01:14:02 Yuri Orlov.
01:14:05 - Fuck!
01:14:07 No, Mbizi, no.
01:14:09 Can he run with no legs?
01:14:11 Let me make him disappear, Mr. Valentine.
01:14:15 I can't do that.
01:14:16 Look where we are. Who will know?
01:14:21 We will.
01:14:29 He's gonna get what's coming to him.
01:14:31 I'm not as certain.
01:14:41 All right, get up.
01:14:47 - What's the charge?
01:14:50 - I'm on safari.
01:14:53 You're hunting wildebeests
01:14:56 Do you also work with the Park Service?
01:14:58 Hunting without a license.
01:15:00 Why are we playing games?
01:15:04 - Trade.
01:15:07 You get rich
01:15:09 by giving the poorest people on the planet
01:15:13 Do you know why I do what I do?
01:15:14 I mean, there are more
01:15:18 Keeping track of nuclear arsenals.
01:15:19 You'd think that more critical
01:15:23 No, nine out of 10 war victims today
01:15:25 are killed with assault rifles
01:15:29 Those nuclear missiles,
01:15:31 Your AK-47,
01:15:35 I don't want people dead, Agent Valentine.
01:15:38 I don't put a gun to anybody's head
01:15:41 I admit,
01:15:44 but I prefer people to fire my guns
01:15:47 just as long as they're firing.
01:15:58 Can I go now? You've got nothing on me.
01:16:01 Except cuffs.
01:16:06 Since you're so concerned with the law,
01:16:09 that I'm legally permitted to hold you
01:16:14 You might ask why I would do that,
01:16:17 it's not because I enjoy your company,
01:16:20 The reason why I will delay you for
01:16:25 I am delaying your deadly trade
01:16:29 I don't think of it as taking a day from you,
01:16:33 Some innocent man, woman or child
01:16:38 because you're not free.
01:16:41 So, I will see you
01:16:44 in 23 hours
01:16:47 and 55 minutes.
01:16:54 Valentine knew he didn't have to guard me.
01:16:59 Or maybe he was hoping
01:17:02 But they were too busy with the plane.
01:17:07 It's like parking your car
01:17:11 You just don't do it.
01:17:24 The way I look at it, it's the way of Africa.
01:17:28 Maybe life.
01:17:30 Everything that comes from the earth
01:17:33 Even a 40-ton Antonov-12 cargo plane.
01:18:34 A gift for you.
01:18:39 You know, you've arrived just in time.
01:18:42 I was afraid that he might die
01:18:47 to kill him.
01:18:54 This man came here
01:18:57 hoping to take your place.
01:19:03 Is that not so?
01:19:16 No, I'm not here to supply Mr. Baptiste.
01:19:20 I am here to supply his enemies.
01:19:26 I fear it's a sale I shall never complete.
01:19:32 He killed your blood,
01:19:35 your uncle,
01:19:37 when he tried to kill you.
01:19:48 - No.
01:19:53 You want that I should let him go?
01:19:58 - No, I...
01:20:04 You do want him dead.
01:20:06 You just
01:20:09 don't want to have to do it yourself.
01:20:17 So,
01:20:20 we will do this together.
01:20:26 This will be
01:20:31 a bonding experience.
01:20:38 You know you can stop this
01:20:41 But I don't think that you do.
01:20:44 Just say the word.
01:20:47 Say "stop. "
01:21:03 Stop.
01:21:14 I will get you another room, my friend.
01:21:18 With a much nicer view.
01:21:53 He ordered you brown-brown, Mr. Yuri.
01:21:59 - What?
01:22:01 - What is it?
01:22:06 and gunpowder.
01:22:09 They give it to the young boys
01:22:11 They do anything.
01:22:14 Some other time.
01:22:16 I suggest you try it at least once, Mr. Yuri.
01:22:20 Why?
01:22:22 Because it's your gunpowder.
01:22:40 All right.
01:22:47 Even before that night
01:22:49 I started doing a lot of cocaine
01:22:52 I'd never tried brown-brown before.
01:22:54 But then I never killed a man, either.
01:23:00 Here we go. Come on!
01:23:21 Oh, I didn't do anything, did I?
01:23:31 Wait, are you sick? SIDA?
01:23:35 AIDS?
01:23:38 Ask the white man. He will know.
01:23:41 Sir, will my hand grow back?
01:23:52 - Simeon?
01:23:55 Take sides.
01:24:00 Simeon!
01:24:05 Don't! He's Andre's.
01:24:06 - Fuck Andre.
01:24:12 I'm sorry, they don't usually do that.
01:24:17 Well, let me look at it. Maybe I can fix it.
01:24:19 Let me see it. It's the magazine.
01:24:24 Fuck you!
01:24:51 I started to feel I'd been cursed.
01:24:54 The curse of invincibility.
01:25:01 Nicki, please go to your room.
01:25:06 I don't believe you.
01:25:09 Can you prove any of this?
01:25:12 Mr. Orlov goes to a lot of trouble
01:25:17 Even to you. Perhaps, especially to you.
01:25:21 I don't expect
01:25:24 So, what do you want?
01:25:27 I was hoping that you would help me.
01:25:37 I understand that
01:25:40 your parents died tragically.
01:25:47 The illegal firearms
01:25:50 were procured from men
01:25:56 I'd like you to leave.
01:26:01 Okay. Gentlemen.
01:26:18 Ava?
01:26:29 Ava, what's wrong?
01:26:32 I can't wear the clothes.
01:26:35 I can't wear the jewelry.
01:26:38 Can't drive the car.
01:26:42 Can't live in this house.
01:26:44 Everything's got blood on it.
01:26:47 Blood on it?
01:26:50 What's the matter with you?
01:26:56 Don't be so melodramatic.
01:26:58 Of course I'm melodramatic.
01:27:10 I told you, these people, it's political.
01:27:13 They lie. They're liars.
01:27:15 Look at me. Look. They lie
01:27:18 - You can't trust them.
01:27:25 Don't worry.
01:27:28 They didn't have to.
01:27:32 I sell people a means
01:27:37 That's all.
01:27:38 Yuri, I see the news. I see those pictures.
01:27:42 The guns are bigger than the boys.
01:27:43 There is nothing illegal about what I do!
01:27:46 I don't care if it's legal!
01:27:49 It's wrong!
01:28:10 Please stop.
01:28:15 It makes no difference if I stop.
01:28:18 Someone will take my place the next day.
01:28:20 So let them. We have enough.
01:28:24 It's not about the money.
01:28:28 Then what is it?
01:28:34 I'm good at it.
01:28:46 I feel like all I've done my whole life
01:28:50 I mean,
01:28:53 all I've done is be born.
01:28:56 I'm a failed actress, a failed artist.
01:29:00 I'm not much good as a mother.
01:29:05 Come to think of it,
01:29:11 I have failed at everything, Yuri.
01:29:17 But I won't fail as a human being.
01:29:24 My enemies had finally found a weapon
01:29:29 For the next six months I stopped
01:29:32 This is an untapped market.
01:29:34 I'm talking over five million cubic meters
01:29:38 Over 100 exploitable species.
01:29:41 The oil? Between you and me,
01:29:43 What do you say to 10,000 barrels a month?
01:29:46 He must be lying.
01:29:49 He's talking.
01:29:50 Listen, there are gas reserves off the
01:29:54 The phone numbers all check out.
01:29:58 It's all on the level.
01:30:01 No wonder Valentine was confused.
01:30:17 Thank God there are still legal ways
01:30:21 But the only problem with an honest buck
01:30:25 The margins are too low.
01:30:33 Still, I'd promised Ava.
01:30:45 Yuri, the President of Liberia
01:30:50 He's early.
01:30:52 - I'll be back in a minute.
01:31:00 What the fuck are you doing here, Andre?
01:31:03 We are here for peace talks
01:31:05 So at the same time you thought
01:31:07 Well, I was beginning to wonder
01:31:11 You know you're a hard man
01:31:14 That is a shame.
01:31:16 My son and I,
01:31:20 - while we are here in New York.
01:31:22 Yes, I know they blame me.
01:31:24 They blame me for everything,
01:31:27 - They're on a hunt for a witch.
01:31:30 Hostilities have escalated.
01:31:33 They are making it very difficult
01:31:36 That requires a man of your rare ingenuity.
01:31:44 I can't help you. I'm sorry.
01:31:52 I understand.
01:31:56 But you should know this.
01:31:58 Due to our present situation
01:32:01 to be unusually generous.
01:32:08 So see you soon,
01:32:11 Lord of War.
01:32:16 You still haven't brought me
01:32:36 At four and a half months old
01:32:41 a remnant of our evolution.
01:32:43 Maybe that's what I couldn't escape.
01:32:45 You can fight a lot of enemies and survive.
01:32:47 But if you fight your biology
01:32:51 You guys aren't waiting to say goodbye?
01:32:54 - Sorry, Nicki has swim practice.
01:32:57 You know, I'm kind of glad you're going.
01:32:59 You've been here so long
01:33:02 This oil concession
01:33:04 I'll be back for the weekend.
01:33:06 - The sea.
01:33:10 - Come on.
01:33:12 You trust me, right?
01:33:16 She looked me directly in the eye
01:33:18 the way I've looked in the eyes
01:33:20 government bureaucrats
01:33:23 Yes, I trust you.
01:33:25 And she lied without flinching.
01:33:28 - I'll see you, big guy.
01:33:32 She learned from the best.
01:33:33 Have a good trip.
01:33:52 That's him.
01:34:14 - Where are we going, Mama?
01:34:17 Like hide and seek?
01:34:19 Yes.
01:34:22 Like hide and seek.
01:34:45 I can always sense when I'm being tailed.
01:34:49 But then I'd never been tailed
01:35:04 I can put myself in Ava's place.
01:35:06 She might have understood
01:35:09 of my social security number,
01:35:12 But not Nicolai's.
01:35:30 My son's birthday unlocked
01:35:33 as "a catalog of carnage. "
01:35:35 Honey, come over here.
01:35:45 Nicki, stay right here.
01:36:50 Come on, Nicki.
01:37:05 - Come to see how the other half lives?
01:37:09 - Mom and Dad say you're clean.
01:37:13 You went legit, huh? That's hard to believe.
01:37:17 That's because it's not true.
01:37:21 Only you know.
01:37:23 I want you to come.
01:37:26 I can't.
01:37:29 I've got a girlfriend.
01:37:34 Plus I'm thinking of opening my own place.
01:37:37 Maybe this trip will help. It's good money.
01:37:43 Yuri,
01:37:46 I've given my word.
01:37:47 No one has to know.
01:37:54 What do you need me for all of a sudden?
01:37:56 West Africa's fucked up.
01:37:58 More than usual.
01:38:01 I can't trust anybody.
01:38:06 I need you to watch my back.
01:38:47 Yuri.
01:38:50 Welcome back.
01:38:53 Welcome, both of you.
01:38:55 Welcome to democracy.
01:38:57 Democracy?
01:38:59 You have not seen the news.
01:39:01 You know,
01:39:04 But after this,
01:39:06 with your Florida
01:39:08 now the US must shut up forever.
01:39:16 How do you do this, Yuri, huh?
01:39:20 How do you do this
01:39:24 Where there's a will there's a weapon.
01:39:28 Come on, where's my fucking money?
01:39:34 When it is delivered.
01:39:38 - It is delivered.
01:39:41 This is for my neighbors to the west.
01:39:43 The west?
01:39:46 We're going to Sierra Leone.
01:39:47 Oh, yes. And my son,
01:39:50 Baptiste Jr. will go with you
01:39:54 We have no trucks.
01:39:56 You will,
01:40:06 The gun of Rambo.
01:40:08 Mr. Yuri, you are a man of your word.
01:40:11 So, where are we going?
01:40:13 RUF. The Freedom Fighters.
01:40:18 Every faction in Africa
01:40:21 Liberation-this, Patriotic-that,
01:40:23 Democratic Republic of something-or-other.
01:40:25 Yeah!
01:40:29 I guess they can't own up
01:40:32 Federation of Worse Oppressors
01:40:42 Often, the most barbaric atrocities occur
01:40:44 when both combatants
01:40:54 Right, I've got 500 units, brand new
01:40:57 right out of the box all as clean as this.
01:40:59 What have you got?
01:41:18 God! Oh, Jesus.
01:41:25 Oh, Jesus.
01:41:30 Yuri, I need to talk to you.
01:41:32 - Not now.
01:41:36 Excuse me.
01:41:45 What?
01:41:47 - We can't do this deal.
01:41:50 - What's the matter with you?
01:41:53 As soon as we hand over the guns
01:41:58 It's not our business.
01:42:01 They killed a boy just now
01:42:08 - What is the hold-up?
01:42:13 Vitaly, it's what we always know.
01:42:16 No, no, today we can.
01:42:19 Today we can. Yuri, they're right there!
01:42:21 What do you think they'll do to us
01:42:24 And if we go ahead,
01:42:31 We got to do something.
01:42:42 What is he saying?
01:42:43 It's the deal.
01:42:45 My brother's not happy with the terms,
01:42:58 Right? It's nothing.
01:43:06 Yeah, nothing.
01:43:11 You're right, Yuri. You're right.
01:43:14 God, I've got to get my shit together.
01:43:18 - This is not our fight.
01:43:21 Okay, what's the deal? 300 RPGs,
01:43:24 500 assault rifles and 800 grenades.
01:43:30 I thought it was 1,200 grenades.
01:43:35 I was so caught up in the deal
01:43:37 I never realized what was going on
01:43:40 I thought it was 1,200 grenades. Confused.
01:43:44 Come to think about it,
01:43:45 maybe I never understood
01:43:52 I beg your pardon.
01:43:55 One thing I do understand for certain
01:43:58 is that Vitaly broke the cardinal rule
01:44:02 Never pick up a gun
01:44:11 What are you doing?
01:44:17 Something for Yuri.
01:44:20 Step away. Slow.
01:44:41 No, Vit!
01:46:12 Only half the guns were gone
01:46:17 If I took them, I was lost.
01:46:19 If I left them, I was lost.
01:46:30 The massacre played out
01:46:33 But then a half dozen other massacres
01:46:38 You can't stop them all.
01:46:40 In my experience,
01:46:44 They say,
01:46:48 What they ought to say is, "Evil prevails. "
01:47:06 I now shared even more in common
01:47:08 with the leader of that country
01:47:11 We saw something in each other
01:47:15 Or maybe,
01:47:37 I'd paid a Monrovian doctor $20
01:47:42 and write a bogus death certificate.
01:47:45 I should have paid more.
01:47:46 I've smuggled millions of rounds
01:47:49 and the bullet that lands me in jail
01:47:55 Yuri Orlov.
01:47:57 We're with the Bureau of Alcohol,
01:48:00 Let me guess.
01:48:45 - Crimean Restaurant.
01:48:55 Both my sons are dead.
01:49:01 There are only two tragedies in life.
01:49:03 One is not getting what you want.
01:49:07 Is this one of yours?
01:49:08 Jack Valentine finally had what he wanted.
01:49:11 Curiously, the death certificate
01:49:17 Falsifying a death certificate?
01:49:19 That's not going to hold me.
01:49:21 You're right. As usual, you are right.
01:49:27 Have you seen today's paper?
01:49:37 Fake end-user certificates.
01:49:39 Cut-out companies,
01:49:42 There is hardly a warlord,
01:49:46 anywhere in the world that you're not
01:49:49 It was your wife, your trophy-wife,
01:49:52 that led us to the prize.
01:49:55 It's not her fault.
01:50:00 May I?
01:50:01 Yeah, go ahead.
01:50:28 Enjoy it.
01:50:30 - What?
01:50:32 Tell me I'm everything you despise.
01:50:37 That I'm, what,
01:50:38 responsible for the breakdown
01:50:43 I'm a one-man genocide.
01:50:46 Say everything you want to say to me now.
01:50:51 Are you paying attention?
01:50:53 Or are you delusional?
01:50:56 You have broken
01:50:59 There is enough evidence here
01:51:01 to put you away
01:51:04 You are going to spend
01:51:06 going from a cell to a courtroom
01:51:13 I don't think you fully appreciate
01:51:28 My family has disowned me.
01:51:32 My wife and son have left me.
01:51:38 My brother's dead.
01:51:40 Trust me, I fully appreciate
01:51:46 But I promise you,
01:51:48 I won't spend a single second
01:51:52 You are delusional.
01:51:54 I like you, Jack.
01:51:56 Well, maybe not, but I understand you.
01:52:04 Let me tell you what's gonna happen.
01:52:07 This way you can prepare yourself.
01:52:14 Okay.
01:52:15 Soon there's gonna be a knock
01:52:19 In the hall
01:52:21 First, he'll compliment you
01:52:24 that you're making the world a safer place,
01:52:27 that you're to receive a commendation
01:52:31 And then he's going to tell you
01:52:34 You're going to protest.
01:52:37 You'll probably threaten to resign.
01:52:40 But in the end I will be released.
01:52:43 The reason I'll be released
01:52:44 is the same reason
01:52:47 I do rub shoulders
01:52:50 sadistic men
01:52:55 But some of those men
01:52:58 are the enemies of your enemies.
01:53:02 And while the biggest arms dealer
01:53:06 the President of the United States,
01:53:08 who ships more merchandise in a day
01:53:13 sometimes it's embarrassing
01:53:18 Sometimes he needs a freelancer like me
01:53:21 to supply forces
01:53:24 So,
01:53:27 you call me evil.
01:53:30 But unfortunately for you,
01:53:51 I would tell you to go to hell,
01:53:55 but I think you're already there.
01:54:31 Pleasure doing business with you.
01:54:34 Most people are happy
01:54:36 I expect to be paid to leave.
01:54:39 I'm not a fool.
01:54:40 I know that just because
01:54:43 didn't mean they wouldn't make me
01:54:45 But I was back doing what I do best.
01:55:12 You know who's going to inherit the Earth?
01:55:14 Arms dealers.
01:55:16 Because everyone else
01:55:19 That's the secret to survival.
01:55:22 Never go to war.
01:55:27 Especially with yourself.