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(dramatic music)
(train rumbling) (ambient music)
(wheels shrieking)
(footsteps tapping)
(ominous music)
- Contract 7510 for three names, Dr. Marinus.
- One of us must have problems with our memory.
I remember only two names were agreed.
- He's your third.
(ominous music)
- I'm, I'm sorry, my friend.
We've both made a mistake.
- He was on the last three missions.
He remembers the last one and he remembers you as well.
- How come Yuri's in London?
He's Russian.
He lives in Russia.
And if we have a situation,
then our Russian team will have to handle it.
So why the fuck did you bring him here?
- He's a big name, he's also black.
A black guy in a Russian town
would attract too much attention.
So we put him on the list.
- (sighs) Is he still in training?
- Used up on the way here. He's sleeping.
- Oh, amateurs.
What if he wakes up?
Do you want him (chuckles) here with us?
- After you keep them awake all the time, Mr. Ma-
- Dr. Marinus.
By creating exciting situations.
We call it training situations.
They don't make any sense but it keeps the senses alive.
(ominous music)
Allows them to feel the water.
Hear the sound of the street.
Or even just the smoke of a cigarette.
And then the brain does the rest.
(sighs) How quickly do you need it?
Oh, I don't even have to heroes.
I have one I'm seeing later.
His mind is weak but stable.
I had one but I don't have an option right here.
- Our colleagues in the East have someone.
They'll send them to the facility directly.
- Without my first interview and approval?
- Urgent situations need urgent solutions.
(Daniel sighing)
- Ah, send Yuri to the facility.
Peacefully.
Quietly.
Due to idiots. (chuckles)
Use your time and watch me working.
And then maybe you can take some knowledge
(laughing)
back to Russia. (laughing)
And next time
(ominous music)
don't bring any surprises.
(mysterious music)
(whirring)
(Andrew coughing)
Are you okay?
(Andrew coughing)
- (sighing) Thank you.
Are you- - My name
is Dr. Daniel Marinus.
Pleased to meet you, Mr. Cooper.
- Nice to meet you
- Please.
Uh, I, I have your DNA test results here with-
- Yeah, about that
Why did the laboratory share that information with you?
And why do you have those before I do?
- All the data is the property of the company.
They can share it with whomever they want.
You should read what you sign more carefully.
- Thanks for the advice.
Can I have my results? - I have a couple
of questions first.
The information that you provided us with
to start the research is less than ideal.
- And why is that a concern?
- Mm, it's peculiar in this day and age
not to have more information about your background.
- I thought the point of this service
is to discover your background.
- Um, you...
You're a postman, right?
What'd your mother do?
- Why does that matter? - I don't have time
to explain my research to you, Mr. Cooper.
Everything would go so much easier if you were to cooperate.
- I don't have to be here, you know.
- You do if you want to see your results.
- I'm sure a lawyer would disagree.
- I'm sure I can afford a better lawyer.
- My mother worked too many jobs for me to keep track.
She's a single mother and all that.
- Ah, do you have any other information about her life?
Where she lived before?
Would you consider asking her?
- If I had any more information on my mother,
I wouldn't bother with any of this bullshit.
- Would you mind asking your mother
if she wouldn't mind coming here?
- My mother doesn't even know I'm here.
And she wouldn't be happy if she knew.
- Maybe I could ask your mother to come.
I'm sure she would love that. (laughing)
- Excuse me?
(ominous music)
- Maybe she doesn't remember where you come from.
I know the type.
Doesn't remember who she was with last night.
- With all due respect, Mr. Ma-
- Doctor!
- I think we're done here. (Daniel chuckles)
If you aren't gonna give me my results,
I'd like my money back. - I'm sure that
isn't necessary.
I don't think you're quite what we're looking for.
(folder fluttering)
Goodbye.
Ah, he responded as expected.
Follow him.
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- [Andrew Voiceover] What the hell was that?
Why does that weirdo want to know
anything about my mother?
She hasn't left the sanitarium since Dad went on the run.
No explanation.
No letter.
He vanishes and she goes insane.
What is it about me?
Why do I always attract the lunatics?
Lunatic or not,
that guy seemed important.
What does he know about me?
Why am I special?
What's this?
(mysterious music)
(objects clattering)
(sniffing)
(mysterious music)
(keyboard clacking)
(phone ringing)
Hey. - Andrew, I was so worried.
- Sorry, Mom. I was, I was a bit busy.
- [Woman] What happened?
- I was, um...
(sighs) I was looking into this whole DNA thing.
It sounds like a- - Andrew,
you need to drop it. - Mom,
they didn't find anyone even remotely related to me.
Someone somewhere should have done this DNA thing by now.
I think something happened to them.
- [Woman] Don't be silly.
- Mom, do you know something?
- [Woman] There's nothing to know, Andy.
My family doesn't want to speak to me.
It's just you and me.
- You're lying. - Andrew.
What has gotten into you? - It's just this test, Mom.
I wanted to know who I am.
- [Woman] You don't need a city test
to tell you who you are.
- I know.
I'm sorry, Mom.
- [Woman] Promise me you will drop this.
(Andrew sighs)
- I promise, Mom.
Look, Mom, I have to go. I have an early rise tomorrow.
(sighs)
(dramatic violin music)
(knocking on door)
(suspenseful music)
(sniffs)
(coughs)
Listen, doctor.
I don't know what scam you're pulling,
but if you come near- (knee whacking)
(Andrew groaning) (device beeping)
(whirring)
(Andrew groaning) (intense music)
(weapon clinks and whooshes)
(intense music)
(weapon whooshing)
(Ernesto grunting)
(weapon whooshing) (Ernesto grunting)
(bones cracking) (Ernesto screaming)
(weapon whacks)
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to.
(knife scrapes) That wasn't me.
I'm sorry.
(Andrew grunting) (knife whooshing)
(hands whacking)
I am, sir, this isn't me!
(both grunting)
(fist thuds)
(Andrew gasps) (Ernesto screaming)
(grunting) I'm so sorry about this!
- Guys, fair enough.
(ominous music)
How are you feeling, Mr. Cooper?
- I have no idea why you're so interested in me.
- I'm sure you're slowly starting to realize why.
- I have no idea how I did any of that.
I'm so sorry about your muscle.
I swear I'll stand out of your way from now on.
- We wouldn't want that, would we?
- Listen, I- - We flagged
certain characteristics in your DNA profile.
We wanted and we needed to be sure.
- Are you sure that- - That you
are special, Andrew
This is designed to reveal certain qualities
in people like you.
- How does it work? - I'm afraid I can't
give you that kind of information
unless you're prepared to join the program.
But I have good news.
Your application has been fast-forwarded.
No time for frivolities. We leave now.
- I'm not going. - I'm afraid I don't believe
you have any choice.
(intense music)
(car starting)
You can drop me off at the office.
- What about me? - Ernesto will take
very good car of you.
(ominous music)
It's a pity you've decided not to join us.
- {Andrew] I was still thinking.
- Over a nice comfy sink fire. (laughing)
Don't be surprised, Mr. Cooper.
I told you, you're very special.
We can't afford to lose you.
- Well, what about my mother?
- I can personally assure you that your mother
will be safe and secure.
- Where are we going?
And who were those people following me?
(ominous music)
He doesn't tell you anything, does he?
You have the world's worst job, mate.
(ambient music)
(ominous music)
(mysterious music)
- Good evening, Andrew.
My name's Nadia.
Come in.
- Not sure I want to.
- Why is that?
- I have no idea what this place is,
who you people are or what you want from me.
- This is a research facility.
I'm responsible for the smooth running of the facility
and you...
You're hear to participate.
- What if I don't want to?
- No one's holding you here.
But if you do leave now, there'll be no more help from us.
You'll be left completely alone.
- Will the men in black leave me alone too?
- Most definitely not.
(phone ringing)
- Mom.
It's okay, Mom. Listen, listen.
You just have to go with them, okay?
Some men came after me. I don't know who.
Mom.
Mom?
- I'm going to need that.
- What happened to my mom?
- Dr. Marinus will take good care of her.
She'll be able to call you when she's in a safe place.
- I'm not going anywhere until I hear from her.
- Suit yourself.
I hope you brought a tent.
It's supposed to rain tonight.
(sighing)
Shaan, are you okay? - Hey, my wife said
that she can't reach the rest of the family.
- I know, Shaan. It's a tricky situation.
- Now what will these people do with them
when they find them?
- It's hard to test. Your children haven't been tested.
- Are you trying to suggest that I should
bring my kids here? - No, of course not.
Not yet.
The best thing for you to do is go through with the training
and get stronger.
Your children are safe.
That's all we can do for now.
Andrew.
I'm so glad you changed your mind.
Please go back to your room.
I'll talk to you later.
Follow me.
Let's start.
I need you to sign this.
- What is it?
- It's in case something happens to you.
It's normal procedure.
- Fine.
Where's my mother?
- Your mother is safe. That's all I can tell you.
- Another question- - To more pressing issues.
I need your phone.
It's too easy to track.
(Andrew sighs)
Good.
Now...
(rubber stretching)
One last thing.
You'll stay here.
Someone will come and get you when the dinner's ready.
(shower spraying)
(intense music)
- [Woman] Andrew.
(indistinct whispering)
(footsteps tapping)
(floor creaking)
- Hello?
(sighing)
(ominous music)
(gasping)
Mom.
- Hey- - Oh!
What the?
I, uh- - Do you know what?
I don't care. Nadia sent me.
Dinner's ready. Let's go.
(sighing)
(ominous music)
He was upstairs.
- What were you doing up there, Andrew?
- I got lost.
(fire crackling) (crickets chirping)
- What are you waiting for? Come eat.
- Yeah.
Hey, where's Dr. Marinus?
I need to ask him a couple of questions.
- He won't be available for a while.
He's looking for others.
- What others?
- We'll get to the details later.
- It's always later with you people, isn't it?
- I told you, all you get out of this mysterious bullshit
is people getting pissed.
- Fine. What do you want to know?
- Well, who are these people?
- These people are the same as you,
participants in the research
we're conducting in this facility.
- Does that mean you're gonna conduct experiments on us?
- Oh yes, she will.
And she got pretty good at it since we've got here too.
- We?
- My brother and I got here the same way you did.
Dr. Marinus brought us here.
- Brother? - Our parents adopted us.
They were scientists from Russia.
Unfortunately they decided to look
into the same topic as Dr. Marinus.
- We didn't know what to do.
Before we knew it, half the world was chasing us.
If we was a foreign nester,
we wouldn't have made it out here alive.
- Our parents weren't that lucky.
- So if you both got here at the same time,
how was it that you're in charge,
and he's just like one of us?
- I'm 15. Come on, man
- There's no point in me participating in the research.
We found the limits of my abilities very soon.
- Abilities?
- Dr. Marinus is continuing the lifetime works
of his mother and grandfather into sensory receptors.
The research started decades ago
with a couple of conjoined twins.
The way their brains developed influenced the way
their sensory receptors received information.
- In what way?
- They were able to recognize the information
that other twins receptors were receiving
without the appropriate stimuli.
- What sort of information?
- Little things at first.
If one was eating or drinking,
the other could taste it, for example.
After decades of research, Dr. Marinus
is capable of much more.
- Like what?
- He identified the gene responsible
and the way it needs to be altered for the individual
to be capable of these types of communication.
That's how he was able to find you.
- Are you saying that we-
- Dr. Marinus has proven that all of you
have above average abilities.
- What kinds of abilities are these exactly?
- Your senses, sight, taste, smell, hearing.
We're all capable of receiving more information
than other people.
And other things with training.
- So can you explain to me
why it was worth breaking into my home
and trying to kidnap me and my family?
- And what's going on with the Agent Smiths out there?
(intense music)
(beeping)
- Stick these on your temples.
Yuri, would you please place your hand on the table?
(ominous music)
See right now,
I can see that your eyes have told you
something dangerous is about to happen.
(intense music)
(flesh whacks)
(Andrew gasps) (woman chuckles)
See your brain reacted at least partially
in a way that suggested it was your own hand
that got stabbed.
As I said earlier, if I'm able to influence
what you think you are seeing,
I'm able to influence your reactions.
- And you think we can do something like this?
- Not yet.
There are a couple of steps before that.
First you need to unlock your receptors.
Then you need to learn how to receive information.
And then maybe you'll be able to send some
after a lot of training.
(leaves rustling)
(ominous music)
You're late. - No kidding.
This place is like a maze.
How can you even afford it?
- While the others continue with their given tasks,
let me introduce you to the procedures
you're going to go through in this training.
The first step is always localization and identification
which has already been done by one of my agents
in the field. - What do you mean?
- This may look familiar to you.
There is another thing you would have experienced.
(door opens)
- Darling, you know I hate it when you call me a thing.
(indistinct)
You were very far away.
We needed to keep an eye on you.
If you were any weaker, the agents
would have been able to find you
- Shall we start with the training?
- Very well.
Now that you're here and safe,
we can start working on your abilities
without the risk of becoming game
to a group of highly dangerous individuals.
- Can you guarantee that?
- I'm very happy to see you, Andrew.
Now let me show you something.
(intense music)
Your sensory receptors are currently receiving
information that I have chosen for them to receive.
None of this is real.
I've created this situation for you.
During your training,
you must learn to recognize what is real
and what I have chosen for you to see or to feel.
- Crazy, isn't it?
- What do you expect me to do?
Everything seems so real.
- I know but it's crucial that you train your senses
to realize that it's not.
- What do you usually do?
- Everyone has a different process.
- And everyone has a different test.
You need to overcome what your senses are telling you
and focus on things that I can't cheat.
Use your intuition.
- That too.
(intense music)
- Rebecca?
- And you're Andrew, right?
(chuckles)
- Congratulations, Andrew.
You've used your intuition.
- [Rebecca] What?
- Hey, what the fuck is this shit?
What's going on?
Hey, hey, hey, no. Fuck you, man.
Leave me alone. Get away from me.
Seriously, dude. Literally.
- He's- - No, no,
none of this is real.
- I think he's gonna throw him!
- No, he can't get hurt.
(intense music) (Shaan screams)
- No, no, leave me alone, man!
- Shaan, calm down. - I'll fuck you up!
No, dude, please! Leave, leave me alone!
(both grunting)
- Ernesto, thank you.
- No! (groaning)
- [Nadia] I think it's time we took a break.
(all sighing)
- [Andrew] Is he hurt?
- Shaan is perfectly okay.
(soft music) (fire crackling)
The sedative is specifically designed for these occasions.
It's a normal part of the training.
- Are you absolutely sure?
- I spoke to Dr. Marinus.
- Why isn't he here?
- There are other issues he's dealing with.
All of you have proven to have above average abilities.
How many other 20-year-olds run their kitchen like yours?
- I don't know.
- I've personally seen you grocery shop by smell alone.
- Is this a trick of the trade?
- No, it's not.
Your sense in smell are extremely sensitive
because your sensory receptors
are receiving more information.
The music you play.
- I just copy the videos, I watch.
- You do know it takes people years
to do what you do, right?
It's the same for every one of you.
All of you have one or more senses developed already.
What we need to do is help you develop the others.
- (scoffs) No, I mean, there must be another way.
The trainings is just too intense.
- There isn't.
It's the training and a lot of practice.
Your abilities are there like lead in a pencil.
The only way of getting them out
is by sharpening the pencil.
(soft music) (fire crackling)
(bow scraping)
(birds chirping)
(footsteps tapping)
It's your mother.
- Mom.
(laughs) Hi.
Are you okay?
I'm fine. I'm so sorry I dragged us into this.
I didn't mean to.
Yeah.
(laughing) I'm fine.
Are they taking care of you?
Good.
Do you know, I was just about to practice a little violin.
(chuckling) Sure, of course.
Of course.
Can you hear me?
- [Woman] Yes, dear, I can.
I'll be fine.
I'll just listen to Andrew for a while.
- Mom? Are you still there?
- [Woman] Yes, yes.
The nice man who watches me went for a cigarette.
Is there anyone with you over there?
- No, Mom. It's just me.
- [Woman] Andrew, listen to me.
You need to leave.
- What? - Right now.
- Mom, do you know about this?
(dial tone ringing) Mom?
Shit.
(ominous music)
Mom.
- You are late for training.
Give me the phone.
Andrew.
- Shut up.
- Andrew, give it to me.
(intense music)
- Where is my mother?
- I, I don't know.
- You do.
Where is my mother? What happened to her?
- Andrew, I don't know. - Don't lie to me!
- No!
(intense music) (water splashing)
Where did my mother go?
- Andrew.
- Get my mom out of there!
- Andrew.
You are late for training.
- Yeah, man, there's a reason - Okay?
for that, Yuri, it's because Quinn has been trained.
- I'm just saying after all this time,
you should be at least better at this.
- It's just sometimes, I don't see the point of anything.
- Hand to eye coordination.
That's the obvious answer.
- I understand that.
That might be the only thing around here
that I understand.
- Still, one would think after all this time
she'd at least learn something.
- Not everyone is excited to be here like you are.
Some of us had lives.
- I had a life. I had a family.
- Yeah, in the middle of Russia.
And with your complexion,
I'm sure everyone was really excited to have you there.
- How dare you?
- That's enough.
- What?
I'm just saying Rebecca sucks at everything.
- Excuse me? - Now what could
have possibly gone wrong?
- We've been training with Rebecca forever
and she's still can't remember the simplest moves.
- Yeah and you can't tell boiled potatoes and apples apart.
Stop being an asshole.
(Rebecca chuckles)
Maybe you should work on cooperation more.
- Why?
Why work incorporation when we can work together?
- There are a lot of people out there after you.
Who knows what they have ready for you.
You need to be able to trust each other.
(crickets chirping)
Enjoy, everybody.
Andrew.
How are you finding the training?
- It's great.
- Are you sure?
You seem a little distracted.
- I'm great.
- That's great.
What did you tell your mother?
- Nothing.
- That's not true.
- She wanted to tell me something
when the line cut.
- What could your mother possibly know?
- You don't have to lie to me.
I saw...
(mysterious music)
DNA test results.
And how else would you explain no matches?
- What does that have to do with your mother?
- There's only one explanation.
The agents got to them first.
She was the only one who escaped.
- I don't know about that.
What I do know is Dr. Marinus isn't gonna let you
talk to your mother again soon.
He was very angry. - Is she in danger?
- I don't know.
I haven't been able to speak to him since.
- What kind of place are you running here?
- The kind of place that keeps you alive.
Listen, Andrew, we need to be very careful.
You and everyone else here including myself,
can probably receive information
through non-sensory communication.
If someone with more practice
and stronger abilities got their hands on this-
- Is there someone like that that?
- There has to be.
They've been doing this research for decades.
All the people Dr. Marinus couldn't save,
they must have gone somewhere.
(ominous music)
- So? - The aim of the training
is not just to be able to receive
but to be able to send information.
If they knew about us,
they could make us see and hear things that weren't real.
They'd have complete control over us
and we wouldn't even know.
We have to be careful.
- I'll be careful.
Can I go to bed now? I'm tired.
(ominous music)
(Andrew sighing)
(suspenseful music)
(indistinct whispering)
- Guys.
How long has it been since you spoke to anyone outside?
- It's been a while.
My wife must be worried sick.
- I haven't spoken to anyone since Wednesday.
- I tried calling my friend yesterday.
She said someone else is using the phone.
I tried again this morning. Same.
- Guys, I think it might be my fault.
I was talking to my mom and I-
- What did you do?
- She asked me if I was alone.
And then she was trying to warn me.
- What are you talking about?
- Nadia said she's gonna fix the phones.
It's gonna take a couple of days.
- A couple of days? That's just great.
That's just great. - No, I didn't mean
to cause trouble.
It's my mom but I think she might know something.
- Why would you think that? - She does?
- Of course she doesn't. She's just an old lady.
- What did she say, Andrew?
- I don't know. She was trying to...
The call dropped.
And I think she was telling me...
I think she was trying to warn me.
She was telling me to leave.
(ominous music) (footsteps tapping)
- Are you ready for the next part of your training?
(intense music)
- Yuri.
Yuri.
(ominous music) (papers rustling)
(walls rumbling)
(safe clacking)
Yuri, what's the code?
(intense music)
- Ah!
- Nadia will be very proud
that you've taken this cooperation exercise to heart.
It was a beautiful cooperation
between Andrew's situation and Yuri's eyes.
(intense music)
- Are you seeing this?
- I prefer not to interfere with the program
as planned for you.
- He was, he was gonna pull the trigger or something.
- Physical damage doesn't happen quite as you would expect
when creating these situations.
- But he will get hurt, right?
- Theoretically, it depends on the individual
creating the situation.
May is strong, but she cannot create
an experience strong enough to cause death.
- Is there someone stronger than May?
- There might've been.
The research records weren't kept quite as well
as I would've liked.
(ominous music)
- (screaming) Help me! - Stop!
- (sobbing) Help!
- Panic won't help.
You need to remember that this is a situation
- Help me, please! - we created for you.
And you know how to make sense of it.
Don't focus on that. (sobbing)
You can't trust what your senses are telling you.
(whirring)
- What happened?
- I've made it a little easier for you.
Look around.
(intense music)
- It's night.
- No it's not. It's light.
- Don't focus on that.
Think about what brought you here.
(intense music)
- Andrew.
Andrew! (horn blaring)
(footsteps tapping)
- What happened?
- Nothing happened, Nadia.
Everyone is tired.
- Go. Rest before dinner.
These look strong.
- You and I both know how fast that can change.
- He is just- - He is just talented.
- He's been here days. Not even a month.
And he's already created
(water splashing)
that.
- Are you scared?
No. Not you.
You're jealous.
He struggled with a few hallucinations-
- He doesn't know what he's doing.
He's going to hurt someone.
- He's not that good.
- Dr. Marinus promised us we'd be safe.
Yuri and I.
Don't break that promise.
(ominous music)
(May screaming)
(intense music)
(Andrew gasping)
- Hello?
Where are...
Ow! (groaning)
(woman screaming) I'm coming!
I'm coming! Hold on!
Hurry, open, May! (May screaming)
May, aw, Jesus!
Open up, May! Open the window!
Hold on! Hold on, May!
May, step away!
(birds chirping)
- That'd be a pass.
Not a bad time, either.
(fire roars)
(chess pieces scraping and tapping)
- Unbelievable, man. This is so unfair.
So unfair, like everyone has a go, right?
And you can miss it sometimes.
Give me another go. Come on, man.
This is bullshit.
Thanks.
(door opens)
(Shaan gulping)
(headphones clacking)
- Please, put the headphones in.
(intense music)
- [Daniel] Good afternoon, everyone.
I would like to personally congratulate you
on completing the first stage of our training
and passing a very important test.
It is very important for the next steps of this program
and for your survival outside of this facility,
to be able to recognize what your senses
are telling you to see, hear, feel, smell, or taste,
is not compatible with the reality around you.
Every step on this journey makes it easier
and safer for you to be able to leave this facility.
Please do your very best to pass the next steps
as well as you passed this one.
I am aware that everyone's abilities are on different levels
and we are slowly recognizing who is capable of what.
I am very sad to inform you
that Mr. Aria didn't reach the results required
on this test.
Please, do not - All right, yeah, let me
- worry about him. - listen to what he's saying.
- He will be very well taken care of.
- I'll do again!
What's he saying? - I will leave you now
- Let me just do it again! - in very good hands.
Almost as good as mine.
- What the hell?
(Andrew gasps)
They can't expect us just to move on.
(insects chirping)
(footsteps tapping)
- You seem disappointed.
I prefer to be honest.
(Andrew scoffs)
- How do you know my mother?
- Straight to the difficult questions.
- I prefer to be honest.
- I know her.
I used to.
- Is she okay?
- I don't know.
I hope so.
But she and Dr. Marinus,
they have history.
- Why wouldn't she tell me?
- To keep you safe.
- She said, when I came here, I called her.
She told me to leave.
- It's too late for that now.
Marinus knows about you.
- Is he the bad guy?
- In your mother's story, he is.
She thinks he's like his mother.
- Why wouldn't she tell me?
What's she afraid of?
(ominous music)
- Dr. Marinus' grandfather started his research
in concentration camps,
cutting into the brains of conjoined twins
until they were able to do what he asked them to.
They thought it was because they were twins.
They brought in so many more,
thinking they'd be able to do the same thing.
I was the only one who survived for years.
Until your father arrived.
- Where is he?
- I thought he died
helping your mother escape.
You can't leave.
If you think Marinus is dangerous,
you wouldn't stand a chance against the others.
- What others?
Dr. Forrester and Dr. Kimura.
They were the two main scientists in the camps.
When the war ended, they parted ways
to remain inconspicuous.
Dr. Kimura and his students are much more traditional.
In the concentration camp kind of sense.
- Students? Are they trained.
Are they as good as you?
- No.
Not as good as me.
You don't need to worry about them.
They would have to meet you,
touch you to be able to do anything.
- What about my mother?
- Marinus knows not to get on the wrong side of you.
Would make his work much more difficult.
- What about Shaan? What happens to him?
- If he can't tell what's real,
his gift will be a burden to him.
He'll have to hide for the rest of his life.
- Why can't he stay here?
- Nadia didn't it was safe for him here,
which is funny because her abilities are much more limited.
She is safe here.
And she's up to something.
- It isn't safe.
Why would I, why would anyone stay here?
- Because if you stay,
I will teach you the most amazing things.
Let me show you something.
(intense music)
(leg whacks) - Oh, aw!
Aw, aw! Was that-
- Yes, that was your father.
I know who he is and I know how to find him,
if he's still alive. - And how do I know
you aren't just making this up?
- You don't.
But I can teach you.
(suspenseful music)
(engine revving)
- Where am I going?
- You tell me.
You're the one driving.
- I though this was your situation.
- I only created the world.
You're the one moving freely
because you always had a choice, Andrew.
- This isn't freedom.
- If you want to leave,
just drop them at their destination.
- What do you mean, dr...
No!
(intense music)
(Andrew gasping)
- I know you're exhausted but we need to continue.
Your father is waiting for you.
(dramatic music)
He wants to know you.
I can take you to him.
But first you must do as I say.
- This is unreal.
You lie and you make promises that you can't keep.
This has to stop.
More and more people will only get hurt.
You can choose to stop this.
(whooshing)
(baby crying)
- This is me and my sister.
My parents knew not to quit like this.
She didn't last long enough for me to remember her.
I never had a choice in this.
- You aren't innocent.
You hurt others.
- Not if I could help it.
(dramatic music)
(birds chirping)
(fire crackling)
How's everyone doing today?
- I think I'll be able to swap soon.
- Sending information is three times as hard as we imagined.
There's no point in rushing it.
- Oh, I though you were here to teach them.
- Darling, would you please stop with all the antagonizing.
It's not helping morale.
- But Dr. Mar- - Dr. Marinus wouldn't be
happy to know you're trying to do things I strictly forbid.
(Nadia scoffs)
(intense music)
(Andrew gasps)
- Are you...
Is everything okay?
- Watch out.
- Andrew? I need your help.
Yuri's not in his room.
- He...
(intense music)
Yuri?
- Andrew.
Put this in your mouth.
(intense music)
Please.
(van rumbling)
- What happened? - Shh.
She'll hear you.
- Oh, oh, shit.
Hey, I saw you in my room.
Can you do that again?
- Nadia's not gonna hurt us.
- No she didn't, she...
(door opens)
- She heard us.
(Rebecca gasping)
- Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.
(suspenseful music)
- No time for explanations. Get out of the van.
This is the end of your training.
May's coming.
(gun firing)
(intense music)
(birds chirping)
(Andrew coughing)
- Are you okay?
(Andrew coughing)
I asked if you were okay.
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- Please, I, I wanted to speak to you
about your DNA test results.
There've been a number of issues.
Unfortunately, we couldn't find a match for you.
- That sounds unlikely.
- Oh, actually, it's more common than you might think.
Although our database is large,
sometimes we do strike out.
- What are you saying?
- What we suggest in these cases
is that we share your information
with some other agencies.
A waiver will be required.
(pen scraping)
Perfect.
We'll be in touch.
Yeah.
(dramatic music)
(Andrew breathes heavily)
(doorbell ringing)
(ominous music)
- May I come inside?
I have a couple of questions.
- What can I help you with?
- Three bodies have been found shot dead
on the side of the road.
- What the hell do I have to do with that?
(foot taps)
- Can I show you some photographs?
Why don't you get us some water?
Do you recognize any of these people?
(ominous music)
- I've never seen any of them in my life.
- Are you sure?
Do you want me to show them again?
- I'm sure I've never seen any of them.
- That's very strange, Mr. Cooper,
because your DNA's been found all over that scene.
- That's not possible. I have never...
(intense music)
I should not be speaking to you.
I need a lawyer
- Mr. Cooper,
you don't need a lawyer if you haven't done anything wrong.
- Something's not right. Someone is trying to fr-
- Frame you for a murder you didn't commit?
- I couldn't have done this!
- This isn't the first case I've seen like this
in the last couple of months.
People claiming they have no memory
of what they did while they supposedly
committed the murders.
- Where have you been for the last five hours?
- Working. I was working.
I went to a meeting in the afternoon
for my DNA test results.
- With this man?
(Daniel laughing)
(intense music)
- Doctor!
- What the fuck?
- And what happened in that meeting?
- He asked me to sign a release.
- And that took five hours?
(intense music)
We've been watching Dr. Marinus.
His family have been involved
in government research for decades.
This is you arriving.
And this is you leaving
five hours later.
- I don't know. What am I supposed to have been invo...
- Mr. Cooper, do you have any idea
how they could have administered a drug?
- No.
- We have a couple of ideas
when the former might have been taken.
- Maybe, I...
Wait, why, why are they doing this to me?
Why me?
- Random pick?
Or they could be looking for people
with some kind of predisposition.
- What kind of predisposition?
- Your father's. - My father?
I don't even know my father.
- I imagine your mother doesn't speak about him much.
- I don't know anything about him.
How could he be important?
- Family history of mental illness
has been a common denominator.
- (chuckling) I'm not like him.
- That's not what I meant.
We assume they're looking for a genetic predisposition
to react desirably with the drug they're administering.
Different brains react differently to different drugs.
They're looking for very specific reaction.
- What kind of reaction?
- A distortion in sensory processing
based on what the other suspects have described.
The drug allows the sensory receptors
to completely overwhelm the brain.
The hallucinations are just an exaggerated version
of what actually happened.
- What do you want me to do?
- I want you to think very hard
about what you what you remember.
(intense music)
(whooshing) (distorted voices)
- I fought someone.
- [Ernesto] Let's go.
(weapon whacking) (Ernesto groaning)
(intense music)
(distorted voices)
Get in.
- No.
- Him?
Based on his reputation, I don't think the fight
would have lasted too long.
(sighing)
- I don't know, I mean,
it all just seems a bit too much.
- Please try to focus.
The drug needs to be re-administered regularly.
They would have had to give it to you multiple times.
- What does this mean for me?
I mean, I can't be held responsible for this.
Can I? - Mr. Cooper,
everything will be okay as long as you cooperate
- No, they, they've planted all of this on me, I...
I can't...
(sighing)
I had nothing to do with this.
- Mr. Cooper,
I promise you, I'm on your side.
You just have to tell me the truth about what's happened.
And then I can catch the people that did this.
(breathes heavily)
Would you like some water?
- No.
- So what happened next?
(intense music)
- Rebecca?
I was on a bus.
They were driving me somewhere.
- Any idea how long you were driving for?
- It felt like...
I don't know.
- Anything else?
(intense music)
- There was some other people there.
There was a woman.
(intense music)
I think, I think she'd been following me before.
- Is this her?
- Darling, you know I hate it when you call me a thing.
- Was she part of the experiment?
- We don't know who she is.
She works for Dr. Marinus.
(intense music)
- Rebecca!
Rebecca. - No, help me!
Help me, Andrew! Please!
- I want this to be over.
It's night.
But why is it night?
- No it's not.
It's light.
- Think about what brought you here.
You have a job to do. Focus.
- I think she was telling me to do something.
- Can you remember what it was?
- I don't know. I haven't done anything.
I haven't done anything.
- You can trust me.
(suspenseful music)
- There was this orange room with a safe.
The code was 5, uh, 7-5-1-0.
There was a gun.
- Did the gun look like this?
Are you sure?
- Mm-hmm.
- Did you touch it?
- I held it, yeah.
But I haven't killed anyone.
- Well that's what we're trying to figure out, aren't we?
- What do you mean? I thought you were on my side?
- Of course I am, Mr. Cooper.
We can't just let you go.
Can we?
What if it repeats itself?
Anything else?
I promise you, Mr. Cooper,
your life will be much, much easier
if you decide to tell us the truth
about what you remember.
- I'm not saying anything more unless I have a lawyer.
- That won't be necessary.
(phone ringing)
(Andrew scoffs)
(phone clacks)
It's your mother.
(phone ringing)
(ominous music)
I need your phone.
(Andrew gasps)
Andrew Cooper.
Please call your mother.
Mom.
Yeah, I'm fine.
Sorry I didn't respond.
I was practicing the violin. (echoes)
(dramatic violin music)
Mom, they didn't find anybody even remotely related to me.
(phone ringing)
- Put this in your mouth.
Please.
Different brains react differently to different drugs.
(distorted buzzing)
The drug allows the sensory receptors
to completely overwhelm the brain.
The hallucinations are just an exaggerated version
of what actually happened.
(knife whacks)
(intense music)
- Ah!
Jesus! Open up, May, open the window!
(Andrew breathes heavily)
(water splashing)
(Andrew breathes heavily)
I think we need to touch you up a little bit more, don't we?
(intense music)
Yes, Dr. Marinus, I have decided to continue
with the training.
They're struggling.
- You don't know what struggling looks like.
I've personally seen the classified footage
from the first experiments.
- Back when the organization was overrun
by defective Nazis, huh?
I think we can do better, don't you?
- Now then, get rid of Shaan.
(indistinct)
- Ernesto.
(intense music)
- What's he saying?
I'll go again!
What's he saying?
Let me just do it again!
This is bullshit, man!
(intense music)
- My brother and I got here the same way you did.
Dr. Marinus brought us here.
- Brother?
- You're so nice to me.
Our parents adopted us.
It's Stockholm syndrome.
- Our client's targets are Quinn,
Rebecca,
and Yuri.
(Andrew breathes heavily)
- What are you doing?
- Mr. Cooper, please.
Investigation terminated.
Ready when you are.
(footsteps tapping)
- Good evening, Andrew.
Nadia.
How much does he know?
He remembers everything.
Recognizes everyone.
Even me.
- I'm afraid I have some bad news, Mr. Cooper.
Earlier today, you committed three murders.
- No, it's not possible.
(intense music)
(hammer clicks)
(gun firing)
That's not possible.
- Believe me, I was there.
(wind whistling)
- No, I...
- Would you like to hear more?
- [Andrew] No, no!
- This drug, if administered correctly,
allows us to take control of your actions with ease.
Maybe even make you feel like a hero in your own story.
(intense music)
You'll obey almost every command
if introduced by an appropriate stimuli.
- (whimpering) I didn't, I didn't do anything.
- Forensic evidence would suggest otherwise.
(intense music) (wind whistling)
- You can't do this to me.
- Unfortunately, that's exactly what we did.
- But you just have to know the truth
about what's happening to you.
- I, I just, let me go, okay?
I won't tell anyone.
- I'm afraid that's not possible
at this stage of your training.
(Andrew whimpering)
- I just wanna tell you.
I don't want to work for you anymore.
(intense music) (Andrew whimpering)
- Maybe you'd like a glass of water?
(Andrew gulping)
(Andrew groaning)
- What about the facil, facility?
(mumbling)
- Take a seat, Mr. Cooper.
- Why am I here then?
- [Nadia] We had to test if your memories and recollections
would lead anyone back to our program.
- I, I didn't do anything though.
- That doesn't mean you won't speak about it.
(intense music) (whirring)
- It's working.
- This will help you see the world in a new light.
After all, it did come from LSD all those years ago.
- Hey, Andrew!
We did it.
We've completed the training.
(intense music)
We've come to the end.
It was all a test.
(Andrew chuckles)
Look.
They gave me this.
This will unlock all of our abilities.
(intense music)
We'll be like superheroes. You and me.
We'll be like gods.
All of this,
all of this will be ours.
You and me.
- [Andrew] If I can save them all,
I'm the hero.
(gun fires)
(dramatic music)
(intense music)