Finn's been kidnapped.
Well, if you want money quick, you need a gun
and you need to hit up as many tills as possible.
Unless it's an inside job.
You can't honestly think you'll get away with robbing the bank.
I'm not saying it's a perfect plan, but it's all I've got.
I know where Finn is.
GUNSHOT Finn!
It's not worth it any more.
All this for 25 grand.
Well, we-we'll make it 100.
'You can't do this without me.'
It's not just that.
It's my mum. I'm desperate, Rowan.
We've got tonight to get this right.
That lady, Rowan Taylor,
she used to round with Patrick Reed.
He's got a record for armed robbery.
'Let's go pay her a visit.'
Are they here for us?
Why are the police outside your flat?
I don't know why they're outside.
You better not be playing games with me.
PATRICK: Rowan.
Rowan, did you hear me?
They're at the front as well.
Do you think they've found Conor's body?
I-I don't know, but I can't let the police see me here.
Don't you think I know that?
They can't see any of this.
Varisha, start taking that stuff down.
Look, you go and hide in the bathroom. Just go.
Don't let them in, Rowan.
Dad, you can't be seen here either. Come on, let's go.
Hurry, Varisha. All of it, off the walls.
KNOCKING AT DOOR
Miss Taylor? Open up.
KNOCKING CONTINUES
Hello, Miss Taylor.
Hiya.
I just had a few follow-up questions about the robbery,
if you don't mind.
W-Well, I think I told you everything I remembered yesterday.
I don't think I can help any more.
Unfortunately, there's something that doesn't quite fall into place.
You see, we just got the CCTV footage today...
..and it's provided an interesting lead.
Right, well, now's not a great time.
It's just I've, erm... I've got company.
It won't take long.
Er, yeah, OK. Very well. Thank you.
If it's OK with you, can we do it inside?
Well, I'd prefer not to. It's just, erm...
It's just, the place is a mess and I wasn't expecting visitors.
Oh.
I thought you said you had company.
Er...
y-yeah. Erm, well, you know, don't judge me.
The, er... The cleaner's on holiday.
Oh, sorry.
Er, this is my friend Varisha. Varisha, this is Officer...
Detective Simmons.
SHE MOUTHS
Can I ask you if you know a man by the name of Patrick Reed?
Patrick Reed? Er...
Yeah, I used to know a guy with that name when I was a kid.
Seen him lately?
Miss Taylor? Er, sorry. Yeah, no, erm...
D'you know, I've not seen him for over 20 years.
I see.
Sir. Yeah?
I think this is the lad that fled with the cash
when we arrested Conor Palmer.
Is this your son in the picture?
Er, yeah. Why?
Is he friendly with a boy called Conor Palmer? No.
No. Well, I mean, they used to play together as kids,
but I banned Finn from seeing him ages ago.
Is Finn here now? Can I speak with him?
Er, no, no. He's staying at a mate's.
OK, well, we'll just check his bedroom, then.
Er, yeah, yeah. Er, it's just...
Er, yeah, yeah.
Miss Taylor...
a young man fled the scene of a drug bust with a bag of money.
PC Evans says he looked just like your son.
Well, my son doesn't hang around with drug dealers - he's a good lad.
OK. DOOR HANDLE RATTLES
If you say so.
KNOCK AT DOOR Let me in.
Is he in there? Door's locked - there's someone inside.
Open up in there.
Miss Taylor, tell your son to open the door right now.
TOILET FLUSHES MAL: Do you mind?
Who are you?
Who am I? I'm Rowan's father.
Who the hell are you?
Of course.
Malcolm Taylor.
I read up on you as well.
Fraud, was it? Nearly did some jail time?
Yeah, that was a long time ago.
Between her ex-boyfriend and her father, it's a wonder she...
That's quite enough now, thank you, Detective.
I'll walk you back to your car.
The same gang that robbed the pawnshop
have been linked to a number of other robberies.
A young lady was nearly killed in one.
These are dangerous people.
You seem like a good person.
If you've been dragged into something...
..just tell me.
I have no idea what you're talking about, I'm sorry.
After the robbery, me and Patrick
are gonna be the first ones they suspect.
Right, so is this the part where you back out, is it, Dad?
No.
No. My only concern is that it'll come back on you.
SHE SCOFFS SOFTLY Right.
Well, you don't worry about me, eh? Cos I've got it covered.
DOOR OPENS
PATRICK: The van drivers can only get access through the garage.
Hang on.
OK, right, these need to be destroyed.
Dad, when you've got a minute, can you burn these?
Row... Yeah?
The police know about Finn now.
I think they know way more than they're saying.
They will be watching you. No, they don't know anything.
They've got nothing on him, not really.
We need to get Finn back.
D'you know, I have to... I have to go check and on my mum.
Varisha, it's gonna be OK.
It's gonna be OK.
She's not gonna come back. Yes, she is.
Well, it's your number one asset and you're just gonna let her walk out?
Oh, she's not an asset, she's my friend.
Er, did a woman nearly get killed
during one of your robberies?
What are you talking about?
Who said that, the copper?
God, is everyone just expendable to you?
HE SCOFFS
Well, you walked out on ME, remember?
What?
It was an incident.
It was an accident.
And it wasn't me. It was one of the other lads.
I-I-I tried to step in...
You were saying the same thing 20 years ago.
Why is it never your fault, Patrick?
That's not fair.
Why are you really here?
Because I wanna help you.
I wanna help get your son back. I wanna be there for you.
If the police had found you today...
But they didn't. But if they did... They didn't. If they did...
this robbery would now be impossible.
And my son... Finn would...
SHE SIGHS
You need to leave now.
No. Yeah. No.
You can't...
Are you being serious? Yeah.
All right.
But if I walk out that door...
I won't be coming back.
OK.
You're unbelievable, Rowan.
Thanks again (!)
Oh, and good luck getting your son back.
DOOR SLAMS
CLICKING MAL: Come on, you bastard. Light!
Fuck's sake! ROWAN SIGHS
DOOR OPENS
I thought you were checking on your mum.
I'm not cut out for this.
It's just I need you.
Not just for access -
it's just you're the only person I can rely on.
I know, but I just can't do it. PHONE RINGS
I'm sorry. I... Hello?
Hello, Miss Taylor.
The police.
What did they want? 'They, er...'
They came about a robbery I witnessed.
What robbery?
'The one that happened when I was trying to sell'
my dead mother's engagement ring to get my son back.
Kids, eh?
They're so precious.
Always worrying that they're gonna be OK.
I swear to God, if you touch him...
That's why I never had any myself.
'I hope you pull off this robbery,'
or you won't have any either.
'You just leave him...' PHONE BLEEPS
Hello?
SHE MOUTHS
Thank you.
Oh, God. What now?
ALARM BLEEPS
Shit! Dad...
Dad!
SHE COUGHS
Dad!
I couldn't get it to burn...
so I shook some white spirit on it to help it along.
Bloody thing blew up in me face.
Come on, you...
HE GRUNTS
ALARM STOPS
I'm sorry, love.
What a bloody idiot!
Should have known that would happen.
Look at the state of the place now, full of bloody smoke.
Oh!
That was stupid, an' all.
No.
We need to clear the bank.
So if the fire alarm goes off...
the security doors automatically open...
..and everyone leaves.
Right?
GIGGLING: Right?!
We need to get everything out of here.
Dad, could you find some of those plans that didn't burn?
Hey, thanks.
Let's go.
No, listen, I'll just stay here, 'ey, out of the way?
Hey, Dad, you solved this. I need you.
Where are we going?
Look, just give us a minute with him, yeah?
Yeah, I know that.
KNOCK AT DOOR
I'll call you back.
How many times are we gonna do this, Rowan?
Look, I'm sorry about earlier. I...
Do you know why I really wanted to help you?
Remember when I got taken away to that detention centre in Jobstown?
Yeah, course.
I hated every minute of it in there.
But every day at four o'clock,
I used to come and stand in that same spot
where I could see you from the canteen window.
You'd wave over.
I'd cycle there immediately after school.
I would never have gotten through that if it wasn't for you.
And then when I got out, you were the only reason
I got my life back together.
Yeah, for a while.
And then when you left me, well, I... I fell apart.
And I don't think I've ever really gotten over it.
Now you turn up and you say...
you need me.
No, I do need you. I...
Yeah?
And what happens to us after all this?
I... I mean, maybe if you straighten yourself out, I...
Cos a life of crime is not for you, right?
No.
Yet here I am.
You wanna come back in me gang?
HE SIGHS WEARILY
Well, like I said,
watching you rob a bank... How can I miss that?
Right, so we need Powell to be verified by Trevor on camera
and to open the vault with the key.
But obviously, he can't be there when we take the money,
so we need him out as quickly as possible.
What about the fail-safe code?
Cos then we could bypass Powell...
Trevor would never give us that.
And it would set off an alarm.
Mm. Yeah. Yeah.
Right, here.
Yeah, sometimes it gets stuck. It's just an old vault.
We need the CCTV disabled after the vault's been opened.
But you can do that, right?
I mean, you know your way around electrics.
Jesus! I mean...
Well, I do, but...
this is a bank we're talking about.
Probably got a whole substation for electrics.
Security cameras are usually powered by an external feed.
So if I can get into the substation,
I should be able to figure out what needs to get cut.
You need to find the transmission instructions.
Yeah, I've seen those.
Trevor keeps all them in his office. Mm.
Dad, are you listening?
Yeah. We need Powell out the way as soon as possible.
I've got it.
Right, listen, everyone. Let's go over this one more time.
Varisha will have the time lock set to be ready at 10:15.
You need to be in place to cut the CCTV before ten past ten.
MAL SNORES
Dad! Yeah, listening.
We'll give you ID and access to the secure part of the bank.
You need to make your way to the first floor,
near the stockroom, where inside there is a smoke detector.
But more importantly, there are no security cameras.
Varisha, you're gonna be with Powell at the vault.
He IDs himself and you open it.
10:15, vault open.
Dad? Er...
smoke sets off the fire alarm.
Good. We need enough smoke to set the fire alarm off,
but little enough so there's no evidence to what started it.
That's at precisely 10:15 and 30 seconds.
Patrick.
Cable cut? Yes.
Vault's open, fire alarm's going off.
The security guards evacuate the building.
You need to make sure that vault gets jammed so it doesn't lock.
If Powell thinks there is a fire, he will be the first one out.
It's every man for himself as far as he's concerned.
Once those cameras are down,
you all need to leave the building as soon as possible
and then I make my way to the vault.
Any questions?
All right, don't use your own phones tomorrow.
We don't want anything traceable.
The other numbers are saved, so we create a message chain.
Great. OK, well, let's go home and get some rest, eh?
Rowan.
I've got something of yours.
Oh, my God. How did you...
It wasn't easy.
You know, there was a time when maybe...
Yeah, I know.
Another lifetime, eh? Night.
'Dad, you'll need blue cleaner's overalls.
'Varisha will meet you outside the bank at 10am with your pass.
'Don't be late. And don't forget the smoke.'
How much smoke comes out of one of them, mate?
Those are phosphorus, mate. Military grade, I'd say.
Yeah, don't worry, I haven't got time. Just, er...
get us three of those, will you?
And the... Right.
..overalls and the cap. Righto, mate.
'I'll sneak Patrick into the car park
'and keep a watch for when Powell arrives.'
Right, the substation's behind those doors at the top of the stairs.
OK. Good luck.
Hello?
PHONE RINGS
Hello?
'Mum, Mum!' Finn?
Mum...
12pm.
Under the bridge, off Bow Road. Don't be late...
or that will be the last time you hear his voice.
'Please, just let me talk to him once more.'
Please...
Hello?
'Remember, we can't have our own phones with us,
'so make sure you use your burners.'
PHONE VIBRATES
Shit.
CHATTER NEARBY
Keep up the good work.
Varisha.
What are you doing here?
Shouldn't you be on the floor?
SHE COUGHS Yeah, I was just...
Never mind. I wanted to speak to you anyway, in my office.
Let's go. Come on.
Where are you, Varisha?
HE SIGHS
KEYBOARD CLACKS
PHONE VIBRATES
SHE SIGHS
Hi. 'Ey up.
You all right? Yeah.
Oh, shit.
Can I help you, sir?
I haven't seen you before.
Who are you?
I'm a cleaner with the agency.
You're supposed to use the side entrance.
Oh, sorry. Erm... it's my first day.
You have done the induction programme, right?
Er..
Don't you normally keep your supplies inside?
Oh, I don't know, mate.
The agency just give me these to bring in.
I guess they must be running low.
I see.
Have you got your security pass?
Security pass?
Yes. Yes, I have, actually.
Yeah, I have. Erm...
Hi, Jennifer. I've just got to get a... a thingy.
Oh, this. Forgot one!
Yay!
The agency gave me one.
It's here somewhere!
D'you know what? I think...
I think I must have left it in my car.
I'll just run back and I'll... Come with me, sir.
PHONE VIBRATES
GENTLE CLATTER
Oh, here y'are, mate. There it is.
I must've dropped it.
You should really wear this round your neck.
Right. Save any misunderstandings.
OK.
Head to the side entrance to collect your trolley.
ELECTRICAL BUZZING
Where the fuck are these cables?
CLOCK TICKS
Looking at the new rota,
just to get the turnover process in motion,
from now on, I'll be doing the deposits with Shane.
So if I could, er, get the key?
The key?
He'll need your... your copy.
Oh.
Shouldn't I see the week out at least?
Well, I don't see the point. Just give me the key and you...
can get back to the floor.
OK.
So, have you... Have you updated his security access?
Because you've got the deposits in... in, what, five minutes?
And I've already set the time lock, so the vans will be here shortly.
Fine. Tomorrow, then.
Great. I'll see you at the vault.
HE CLEARS HIS THROAT
Oh, fuck me.
Trevor, I got you a coffee.
There you go.
Oh! Thank you. You're the best.
SHE CHUCKLES Mm.
Here y'are, right? Hm?
So, what's this guy up to here? Who?
This one here. He looks a bit shifty, doesn't he?
Er...
I'll keep an eye on him, don't worry.
THEY CHUCKLE SOFTLY
Do you get much trouble down there?
Sometimes, yeah. Mm.
We had a guy come in a while back, looked like trouble.
Yeah, he was... just hanging around.
Real rough-looking bloke.
Didn't much look like he had any money, let alone a bank account.
So, what happened? Well, I went down there.
I walked up to him, real casual, like.
They say to always keep your cool so as to not put them on guard.
And I just asked him politely, "Could I help you with anything?"
And kind of gauged his response.
He was just a homeless bloke.
Aw. Not doing anything wrong, really.
Harmless. Just... coming in...
out the rain, trying to keep warm.
So, er, what did you do?
Well, I kicked him out, obviously.
You what? HE CHUCKLES
I, er...
I gave him some money for a cuppa.
Oh! And sent him on his way.
Aw!
Ooh, er, don't, er...
Don't tell Powell. It was a...
bit unprofessional. Mate, I wouldn't breathe a word.
Right, I'd better get back.
Hey, thanks for the company. Thanks for the cuppa.
See you soon. All right, love.
PHONE CHIMES
"Red cable controls..."
Red cable.
Which fucking one?
Here goes. Good luck, mate.
KEYPAD BLEEPS
Storeroom, storeroom...
Erm...
HE MUTTERS QUIETLY
CASH COUNTER WHIRS
Are you OK?
Ready?
Three, two, one. Turn.
SHE SIGHS
Varisha... relax.
OK.
FLAME FIZZLES
Fuck it!
CASH COUNTER WHIRS
FLAME FIZZLES
Fuck's sake.
MACHINE BLEEPS
Er, right, that's all done.
Have a good day.
HANDLE RATTLES
Yeah, just a minute!
MAN OUTSIDE: Is someone in there? KNOCK AT DOOR
Fuck's sake!
Hello? Can you open the door, please?
This door shouldn't be locked.
Can you open the door, please?
Hello?
DOOR RATTLES Can you open this door?
PHONE CHIMES
MAN OUTSIDE: Has anyone got a key?
You need to open this door right now, please.
Yes. Hold on, please.
I'm gonna have to call security. Can you open the door, please?
Come on, you bastards.
You shouldn't be in there.
ALARM BLARES
Is there a fire alarm planned for this morning?
Not that I know of, no.
Right, we need to get out of here, now.
OK, come on.
Let's go.
ALARM CONTINUES
PHONE: 'Emergency. Which service?'
Fire at Hanlons Bank, central office.
Everyone, clear the building. We need to get out.
Shit!
Fuck it.
ALARM CONTINUES
CONCERNED CHATTER
MAL COUGHS
SHOUTING OUTSIDE
POWELL: Come on. Come on!
Bloody thing won't lock.
Head to the fire exit, quick.
Everyone out! Come on!
Ah, it's just...
ALARM BLARES Anybody still here?
HE COUGHS
Right, let's go. Could be a real fire. Come on.
I'm getting out of here.
WHISPERS: Oh, God!
Oh, God. Oh, God.
ALARMS RING
SIREN WAILS OK, guys, please, stay calm.
Check your departments. Make sure everyone's here.
SIRENS APPROACH
ALARM BLARES
OK. OK.
PHONE RINGS
Hello?
MAL COUGHS 'Hello?'
I'm lost, love.
I can't find my way out.
Dad, what do you mean, you're lost?
I made too much smoke.
I haven't a clue where I am.
Oh, come on, Dad. Erm, all right.
OK, so, erm, is the floor where you are wood or carpet?
'It's carpet.'
Right, so you're in the east wing.
Erm...
Er, are the windows near you to the left or the right of you?
They're on my right.
Right, OK, so keep following the windows.
Keep your back to the wall and follow the windows
and then you'll get to the staircase.
Make your way down the staircase.
I will leave this line open
so that you don't get lost again.
'OK.'
SHE EXCLAIMS
Oh, my God!
FOOTSTEPS APPROACH
Varisha! I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
What's the matter? Why are you sorry?
What are you doing? Move.
Patrick?
'What's going on? Move.
'What? Move.' Row?
Patrick?
'Rowan.' Down.
'What's going on, love?
'Rowan, what's happe...' PHONE BLEEPS
What's going on?
I don't understand.
MAN: Fill the bag. Just take the cash.
Yes, boss.
Come on, hurry. Patrick, you've done good, son.
How could you do this to her?
Come on, hurry up.
Not the brown one. Please don't take...
Don't take the brown... I need the money.
MAN: Bag full, boss. I'll take it to the van, meet you boys there.
Patrick, take the bag. We're done.
Come on, let's go.
THEY SQUEAL
No! Stop!
Do it, for fuck's sake, Patrick!
THEY SCREAM
MAL GROANS
Dad? Dad?
What the fuck are you waiting for, Patrick? Take them out.
VARISHA SOBS
Come on.
Come the fuck on!
THEY SOB
Phone. Phone.
Please. We need to get him out.
Please don't...
I'm sorry, I can't.
Please, don't! Don't leave us in here!
Don't! Please, don't!
Come on, let's get the fuck out of here.
ROWAN SOBS
Please! Dad!