Suburra: Blood on Rome (Suburra)

A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES

Slow down.

- Shall I stop? - No.

Romolo? It's Livia.

I'm back.

I need you to set up a meeting with my brother.

Where the fuck were you? Are you okay?

Yes.

- When do you want to meet? - Tonight.

Okay, where are you?

I'm in Ostia.

We've been looking for you for three months.

Speak to Aureliano.

Okay, but don't disappear again.

I'm not leaving again.

Even if he wants to kill me.

You really fucked up.

Let me know.

Aureliano!

Your sister's back in Rome.

All right.

I told him. Samurai's coming too.

We'll put an end to this fucking business once and for all.

Good evening. Do you want a room?

No. Tell me in which room is the woman who is waiting for me.

This woman.

- I can't give you that information. - No?

I'll kill you like a dog. Tell me where she is.

She just arrived.

Come on.

Come on!

- 125. - There you go.

- Well? - Nothing. She didn't show up.

I'll keep looking. I'll put someone out here.

I've been waiting for three months, Aureliano.

Enough.

I need your sister's signature for that fucking land.

I'm blocking everything now, even what you've got.

- Yeah, sure... - No, you don't get it.

Not an ounce of coke gets through. You don't sell a fucking thing!

You're out of business. You're done!

That wasn't the deal.

The deal was that you'd give me that fucking land!

Ostia doesn't belong to the Adamis!

I made your father.

And I'm the one deciding to put another puppet in your place.

[Glory to the Father,

the Son,

[Glory to the Father, the Son

- -

- -

- You must pray for your brother. - We've been praying three months.

He's still hooked to tubes in the hospital.

- I've got something more urgent to do. - What can be so important?

I'm the head of this family, Ma.

Only you haven't realized that yet.

It's time for you to step aside.

That way, you'll have more time for praying.

Good evening. How are you?

- How are you? - Good evening.

Wow, so many of you! What's going on?

You got something to say to me?

- When can we start pushing shit again? - The situation's getting complicated.

We've lost a ton of money in the three months since you took over.

And it can't be a problem just for us.

Yes, it's a problem for everyone. We're working on it.

But you need to have some patience.

All right?

Have you ever had problems with my family?

Have you had problems? Yes or no?

- No. - Right.

I think we're done. Right?

Word is Samurai's blocking shipments to you.

- Yeah, explain that whole business to us. - Shut your mouth!

And who told you? Huh?

Aureliano, we just want to work. How can we without coke?

Remember, I decide when you work.

All right?

Now go fuck yourself.

- You brushing us off like this? - Next time I'll ask your permission.

Gentlemen, we're done for today. Thank you.

Two goals conceded in ten minutes!

I mean, it was only a friendly, but losing a match that way is scandalous.

Seriously! But let's get away from soccer.

Let's try to think about something else.

Tomorrow in Rome there's a vote to elect a new mayor, a new city council

and all new representatives for the capital's 19 municipal districts.

All people that we hope will work diligently for our city,

because in recent years we've been through a lot.

Among other things, all we needed was the landing by boat this afternoon

of more than 500 migrants.

Utter madness.

Rome is not equipped to take them in.

I want to know why didn't we stop them earlier?

This is on the verge of becoming unmanageable,

for politicians, the Church, citizens.

Who knows if this news will also influence voters.

I really hope so.

Here at Radio Roma Sport we know very well who we will be voting for.

And we hope you do too.

Go Roma! Go Roman people!

We only have three hours to do the checks before they open the polling station.

Move it, guys. You already look tired!

Magnani, did you bring your crosswords?

- Even the monthly edition, Inspector. - Good man. Go on.

Massoli, stay by the stairs so you can help the elderly.

All right. Thank you, I can't wait.

Something wrong?

No, it's fine. You're my boss and I do what you say.

May I?

Please.

CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF MAYOR AMEDEO CINAGLIA

- Sir... - My pleasure.

- I'll leave this with you. - Thank you.

- Thank you. Bye. - Goodbye.

- Thanks. Have a nice day! - Bye.

Mr. Cinaglia!

- Good day, everyone. - Who'll be the new mayor of Rome?

No comment. Campaign silence is in effect. Good day.

What took you so long? Were you having second thoughts?

It takes time to find the least villainous one.

Mr. Cinaglia?

Adriano Latelli, Radio Roma Sport.

- I know you. - Hi.

I followed your campaign very closely. I'd like to ask you for an interview.

Don't you cover sports?

In truth, I cover everything that happens in this city,

from our beloved local team to politics,

two topics that unite all our fans, but you probably know that.

- The polls are open. I can't talk. - Sure.

Not today. Come on the show after the results are in.

You'd do better to invite the winners.

Mr. Cinaglia, you're going to be the surprise of this election.

Forget surprises.

What a terrible answer!

He discusses soccer. He doesn't get a thing about politics.

But a lot of people listen to him.

Once again the sun shines on my city

And gives me energy To do even things I find shitty

I got just enough time To grab a coffee and run

Just enough time to make sense of reality

We used to dream of America here

Now we just want to go to a place Where people win who deserve it

Look around And you see people looking hysterical

Talking shit About conspiracies and mysteries

Think about it Those aren't the real troubles at all

It's warmth we lack We need love one and all

- How many are there? - Hundreds.

We're ready.

We need to know what the authorities want to do.

Yes, but this is a state of emergency. They can't refuse to give them to us.

- We must be patient, Sara. - We've waited long enough.

Your Eminence,

the facilities you've provided my charity are ready to start running.

If we squeeze them in, we can shelter hundreds.

At 35 euros a day for each one of them.

A tidy sum, wouldn't you say?

Sir, excuse me. May I?

Can you tell me the exact number of people we need to provide shelter for?

514, Your Eminence.

We can provide shelter for all of them. We can try to not to split up families.

Mrs. Monaschi's organization is quite new.

This task requires people with experience to keep things going.

You could send your staff to give Mrs. Monaschi's organization a hand.

- And who gets the money? - Sister!

You're worrying about money in a situation like this?

All right, you take the families, ma'am. Come with me.

Where were you?

- I have to talk to you. - I have to talk to you, too.

- I've got Livia Adami. - What?

Yes.

I put guys everywhere. Bus and train stations, airports.

We finally got her.

She fled Rome.

Without her, Samurai's Ostia deal falls through.

- Now I've got her. - Play that card right, Spadino.

Yes, I know.

I already know how.

I want to show them all in there they've got a real boss.

I'm ready.

- I'm ready, too. - Good.

For what?

There are two lines, right?

Yes, what does it mean?

- What do you say in these situations? - You say, "Get outta here."

She's not here, let's keep looking.

I can't come. There's a new problem in Ostia.

- What problem? - At the bar.

They took everything we had left.

Go on ahead, I'll join you later.

Massoli?

Listen, in a while I have to go. You take charge of the polling station.

- As you wish, Sir. - So formal again. Quit it.

Inspector, there's no point in you being sweet with me.

Cristiana, I only want to work in a peaceful environment.

Especially with you, you're...

my best officer.

- Is that clear? - All right, and thank you.

Sorry, I gotta go.

- What do you want? - I came to pay my compliments in person.