[The Voice] The world is in need of revolution,
and you are gonna be its voice.
I have a bad feeling about her. This girl's gonna make trouble.
[The Voice] This is it, baby.
This is your family.
[Sister Veronica] Eve, you can't use your electricity
under my roof.
You don't get to tell us what to do anymore.
I'm intersex. I think that's why I can do this.
You know, my mum has been risking her life
protecting people who have skeins,
and you've just been hiding yours.
I don't need this.
[Bernie] What's this?
- It's half. - [David grunts]
- Shock him. - I don't want to.
All the women were told to leave.
They said I could keep you.
Don't move.
Give it to me. [yelps]
[Polina yelps]
[speaking Romanian] All of you, sit the fuck down!
- [yells] - [electricity crackling]
[ominous music]
["100 Bad" by Tommy Genesis plays]
♪ Hundred bad bitches in the city ♪
♪ All the girls, they are so pretty ♪
♪ Hundred bad bitches in the city ♪
♪ All the girls, they are so pretty ♪
♪ Why do you want me, are you Annie? ♪
[indistinct chatter]
[Roxy] So you all wanna learn how to use it?
[Vanessa] You Roxy, yeah?
Yeah. It's 20 quid.
[overlapping voices]
Your videos are sick.
When you sparked out that guy's handle bars,
- his face-- - One of you hasn't paid.
- Huh? - Who is it?
[Vanessa] No.
- Keira, what you doing? - You didn't pay?
Come on.
You should pay up.
[indistinct chattering]
It's fucking expensive.
Alright, so what?
- What do you wanna know? - [overlapping voices]
Alright. Alright, alright.
[crackling]
[all exclaiming]
[cheering, clapping]
All right, you, yeah. Come here.
Oi, come here.
Try that bin.
[laughter]
No. What you doing? Just like zap it.
Just 'cause I've got it doesn't mean I know how to use it.
Alright, it's like throwing a hook.
Comes from the same place as you punch. From your gut.
Who here's been in a fight?
An actual fight.
- You've not been-- Stop it. - I have been in an actual fight.
- Shut up. - Alright, what it is, is...
you gotta like aim with your eyes, but hit with your heart.
- [crackles] - [fire ignites]
[girl exclaims] Oh, no! Put it out, put it out!
[laughter]
Alright, you, come on then.
Let's try again, but smaller this time.
Concentrate.
Really concentrate.
Uh, who do you hate?
[crackling]
[girls exclaim]
[music continues]
♪ Why do you want me, are you Annie? ♪
[girls exclaiming, laughter]
♪ Why do you want me, are you Annie? ♪
♪ All the bad bitches can't stand me ♪
[reporter on TV] The deceased has been identified
as Paul Jordan, 26, a dog walker from Puget Ridge.
Jordan posted disturbing messages on social media
and is suspected of sending hate mail to Seattle Mayor, Margot Cleary-Lopez.
[people clamouring, screaming]
In the days before his death,
Jordan was also believed to be an outspoken follower
of the mysterious social media influencer known only as Urbandox.
While Urbandox's real identity remains unknown,
his stance on EOD led to an uptick of hate crimes
against girls and women across the country.
[The Voice] Weak minds everywhere.
Just looking for something to hang their purpose on.
[Urbandox on TV] I'm talking about real power.
These girls don't know how to fight.
They're not bulletproof.
[The Voice] You call yourself Eve.
You better protect your Garden of Eden.
[eerie music]
[reporter] Various arrests have been reported in several states
where Urbandox is known to have amassed millions of...
[The Voice] You need that kind of power.
[indistinct chattering]
Holy shit, dude. You got like a whole-ass entourage with you.
Yeah, I can't go anywhere without them.
Literally had to fight my dad to let me come to school this morning.
Shit. I saw what happened on the news.
That freak lit himself on fire. For real, are you OK?
I'm fine.
Just wish people would stop staring at me.
[Quinn] What happened was really messed up.
But also, you're like low-key famous.
Your mum's gonna be the next president.
- I'm calling it now. - Have you seen Ryan?
No. He wasn't here yesterday either.
Did you guys have a fight?
[tense music]
Burn, baby, burn.
[grunts] Freedom of speech!
Don't touch me. My dad's gonna sue you.
- [female guard] Lets call him up then. - [boy 1] Let go of me!
- [boy 2] Yeah. - [female guard] Come on!
Go away!
- You doing OK? - Yeah, I'm fine.
- [tense music] - [indistinct chattering]
[Tunde] Mr Blease.
Tunde Ojo.
[sighs]
Sit down.
Welcome to Carpathia, Tunde Ojo.
Your Riyadh footage has made you the talk of the town.
Ah, yeah, yeah. Um...
Right place, right time.
Just lucky.
I need someone to go to a place where women eat men for breakfast.
You've got an eye, Tunde.
Might even turn out to be a talent.
And I'm assuming some charm with the opposite sex.
If you say so.
Group of women broke out of a basement in the North,
held captive for who knows how long.
- They look scared. - Wrong.
They're angry and they're hiring.
This one here...
seems to be emerging as a leader.
Goes by Zoia.
I want you to go there
and find out their next move.
Meet this Zoia character.
Why don't you go yourself?
I have to stay here and wait for an interview with Viktor Moskalev.
Things are moving fast, Tunde.
This thing that women have, it's another fucking fossil fuel.
Someone's gonna try and make money off it.
It's gonna be a war.
A war?
[scoffs] No, no, no, no. It's, uh...
This EOD is gonna change things.
To women liberating themselves, taking charge.
They're gonna show us a better way to run things.
What, you mean frying tanks while there are soldiers inside?
What do you say, Tunde?
You wanna finish what you started?
[soft music]
[Tunde] Carpathia is the world capital of human trafficking.
There are many towns here with staging posts in basements
and condemned buildings.
Towns where everyone knew what was going on,
but turned a blind eye or took a bribe for silence or survival.
Now, the women are breaking free and burning these towns to the ground.
[camera shutter clicking]
[soft music continues]
Refugees.
Men who fled those murdering witches.
Try.
[gun cocks]
[heavy breathing]
- [gasps] - [gangsters laugh]
[gangster] Be careful on the road.
Women pulling men from car.
They not take prisoner.
What do you want in North?
Um... I'm a journalist.
I'm looking for a woman called Zoia.
[speaking Romanian]
[spits]
Call herself General Zoia.
Liberated whore.
Now she close legs, she thinks she's revolutionary.
[speaking Romanian]
- [car door opens] - What did he say?
- [car door closes] - "Put bullet in her."
[tense music]
- [car door opens, closes] - [car engine starts]
[tense music continues]
Moscow are ready to issue a tag system for all women.
The whole country? That must cost--
- [diplomat] Millions. - [Viktor] Mm.
It's cheaper than building the amount of prisons it would take
- to house them all. - Mm.
The tag alerts when electricity is used
with the benefits of knowing where the user is.
[speaking Romanian] Darling...
...I bought you some jewellery.
[light music]
Foot.
[light music continues]
[tense music]
[device clicks, beeping]
Now eat in your room, please.
[Savannah] Come on. Fucking open.
[Savannah groans]
- [Allie] What are you doing? - [Savannah gasps]
Jesus Christ.
I thought you were one of the sisters.
Um... what's with the break-in?
Sister Veronica took my phone away.
I missed my call with Riley two days in a row.
It's the only way I get to see her.
She's three years old.
She doesn't get why Mommy isn't with her. She's just gonna think I left her.
[sobbing]
Hey, no, it's OK.
[continues sobbing]
Hey, stop crying, stop crying.
Listen, stop crying. OK?
You're gonna talk to Riley.
You're gonna talk to Riley right now. OK?
OK, alright.
You... you kinda gotta let it build up, like, like water boiling,
and think...
Think of every bad thing that has ever happened to you,
and it's in your chest and it's growing.
OK.
- [electricity crackling] - [Savannah panting]
Now... let it all out.
- [electricity crackling] - [both gasp]
- You're amazing. - You're the one who did it.
Hi, baby.
Mommy missed you so much.
- Hi, Mommy. - [chuckles]
This is my daughter.
Isn't she gorgeous?
Riley, say hi to Mommy's friend.
- Hi. - Hi.
How's your hand, Riley bear?
The burn looks a lot better.
Mommy didn't mean to hurt you.
Babs.
- What's this? - Rent.
[Barbara] Mmm.
Yeah, 'cause it costs a lot of money to keep a house like this going.
I'm not gonna say "thanks" though, 'cause...
You might break out in hives.
No. 'Cause no amount of money is gonna make up for what you've done.
[Bernie] Rox!
Come in, darling.
You know Lester Sprink? Been looking after the family for years.
This is Roxy, my youngest.
Sit yourself down.
We're going over my will.
Now, Monke and Sons...
was always gonna be divided into three.
And now that Terry's gone,
I've gotta decide where that third should go.
[Ricky] Dad, this has already been decided.
Liat and I are starting a family. We need the extra security.
And what do you think, Darrell?
Yeah, well, whatever you say, Dad.
I'm happy with my lot.
Bernie, Ricky and Terry work together,
so it's only fair that Ricky should get his share.
I know what was said, love,
but the world's changing, innit?
I mean, in ten years' time, we might look out of step
without a woman at the top.
[Lester] There's, um, no rush on the paperwork.
Well, that's good, because I'd like to see
how my oldest and my youngest
work together before I sign anything.
[Ricky] What an absolute joke.
[dramatic music]
[door opens, closes]
[indistinct chattering]
Shit. Shit.
[indistinct chattering continues]
[twig snaps]
[Tunde] Hello. I... I come in peace.
I'm... I'm a journalist.
You know, a journalist.
[speaking Romanian] He could be one of Darius' spies.
Darius is dead.
[Kimaya] Did he follow you?
[Sofia] They won't attack us again, not after we burned the village.
[Kimaya] You don't know that.
Send him away.
- No. - [chuckling]
Yeah?
- [Kimaya] Come on. - [Colette] Who are you?
Uh, my name is Tunde, Tunde Ojo.
I'm a-- I'm a journalist. Um, CNN.
- [Colette] Do you have ID? - No, no, I don't.
- But you can look on my website. - You armed?
Uh, no. No.
Hm. [speaks Romanian]
[laughter]
OK, listen, I can... I can explain. Um, it's...
[Zoia cries, screaming in pain]
[Colette speaking Romanian]
What's happening? What's going on?
[Sofia speaking Romanian]
- [woman] Faster. - [screaming continues]
- [Tunde] OK, OK, OK, OK, OK. - Don't move.
[Zoia crying in pain]
[Zoia screaming]
[screaming continues]
[ethereal music]
[Colette shushes, mumbles]
[Zoia breathes heavily, groans]
[woman 1 speaking Romanian]
[crying]
[crying continues]
[Zoia screams]
[ethereal music continues]
[Zoia cries in pain]
[Zoia screaming in pain]
- [continues screaming] - [woman 1 speaking Romanian]
[baby crying]
[woman 2 speaking Romanian] It's a girl!
[Zoia crying]
It's a girl, Zoia!
[baby crying]
[speaking Romanian]
- [Zoia cooing] - [baby continues crying]
["Freak" by Doja Cat plays]
♪ Tied it tight enough He can't break free ♪
♪ Keep him waiting 'til he try ♪
- [knock on door] - [dog whines]
♪ This can go one of two ways ♪
[Solongo] Madam, I'm here for your hair appointment.
- Come. - [door closes]
♪ I'll be your slave ♪
Where do you live?
- [Solongo] Botanica De Jos. - Oh. Is your house nice?
No, madam.
- But rent is cheap. - Yeah.
[spits]
Do you live alone?
- I share with six other women. - Six?
Well, at least it's not far.
When the train is running, madam. Most days, I walk.
You walk?
Are we cutting hair today, madam?
No. I have a better idea.
[sniffles] We swap lives.
♪ Freak like me ♪
♪ You want a good girl That does bad things to you ♪
♪ You never been with no one As nasty as me♪
♪ Spice up your life, come get a freak ♪
♪ Do, do-do, do-do, do-do ♪
[Tatiana blowing raspberry]
♪ This can go one of two ways ♪
♪ We could flip the coin ♪
♪ I'll be your slave ♪
♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
♪ Call you daddy, give me a nickname ♪
[Tatiana chuckles]
♪ I ain't afraid of a little pain ♪
♪ No, I ain't afraid of a little pain ♪
♪ Yo, yo, yo, yo ♪
♪ He wanted somethin' else And he wanna be selfish ♪
♪ He wanted them three rounds DC had to come help him ♪
♪ Look, I know your position ♪
♪ Try to squeeze in The full nelson though ♪
♪ Freak like me ♪
♪ Tryna freak you down ♪
♪ You want a good girl ♪
♪That does bad things to you ♪
[chuckles softly]
- I'm sorry, I... - You look beautiful.
Whoa! [chuckles]
You must get lonely here.
The truth is...
I would give up this money to have my brother back.
We found him.
Batzorig is in prison.
He's not a criminal.
He just couldn't pay a bribe, and they give him five years.
[sombre music]
I hoped...
maybe...
you could talk to the president?
I have a sister.
She must be very proud of you.
[Solongo gasps]
[tense music]
[sensual music]
[heavy breathing]
[yelps]
[dramatic music]
Oi, wait, wait, wait, wait.
- I'll do the talking. - Dad sent all of us.
That's not how it works. We had a system.
I did the business, Darrell and Terry worked under me.
I don't work under anybody.
You know Dad's fucking with you, don't you?
Whatever this is, it'll be over in a week.
I'm the eldest.
He knows how it works.
- Now, Primrose is an important supplier. - I know that.
Good. Then you won't fuck it up, will you?
We're here to approve a sale. That's all.
Oi, Roxy, please just let Ricky do the talking.
Yeah? It's what he does.
[Darrell] Oi, this house used to belong to David Hasselhoff.
- No way. - Yes way.
He had a full-time lifeguard for the pool.
[both chuckle]
[jazz music]
Here, love, keep dry.
Primrose, you gorgeous bastard.
- Ricky, my son. - Oh, too long.
- How's Liat, hey? Beautiful wedding. - Aww.
Yeah, well, she's well. Sends her love.
Darrell, how's school?
- Yeah, good, good, good. - Heading for Oxford yet?
No, no. Cambridge, mate.
If I can stay out of trouble.
Bloody hell, what? You're going straight?
- Yeah, hopefully. What? - [laughter]
Hey, so sorry about Terry.
Well, he had a good heart, that boy.
- [Ricky] Thanks, Primrose. - [Darrell] Appreciate that.
Well, who's this then?
- [Darrell] Uh, that's our sister. - Half sister.
Rox.
Roxy Monke.
I've heard about you.
Chip off the old block.
You wanna watch out, Ricky.
Unfortunate about your mother.
I hope they find the evil bastard who put those goons up to it.
Gloria!
Get my friends here whatever they want to drink.
[woman laughing]
[Primrose] These are the stones your father and I were talking about.
As you can see, they're flawless.
The other beauties, I thought might also catch his eye.
[indistinct chatter]
Girls, eh?
Yeah, just love a swim.
[laughter]
[David laughing]
Alright, David.
Who are you?
Bernie Monke's daughter from the other day.
What are you doing?
What's it fucking look like?
[Roxy] Looks like you still owe my dad money,
meanwhile, you're socialising with one of his main suppliers.
I don't think Bernie would be very happy to hear about that.
- Go on, fuck off. - What'd you fucking say?
Fuck's sake.
[David snorts, laughs]
Last time, she didn't have the bollocks to use it.
[woman] Fucking come on, then.
- [electricity crackles] - [woman grunting]
[David] Oi.
[woman breathing heavily]
[woman] Fuck this.
What do you want?
[Roxy] My dad's money.
I ain't got it now, have I?
Tomorrow morning, 9am, you knock on Bernie Monke's door
with everything that you owe him.
Ah, this is bollocks!
You can't come in here and...
- What are you doing? - [Ricky] Roxy!
Tomorrow morning, 9am.
No.
- That's your final warning. - No, no.
- [electricity crackles] - [David grunts]
[Darrell gasps, laughs]
[Primrose] Jesus Christ, David!
You shat in my pool!
[Darrell laughing]
[girls laughing]
[electricity crackling]
[laughter continues]
[electricity crackling]
- [Jean] Whoa! What the hell? - [Sima] What is it?
[The Voice] Clever girl. Water conducts.
[Jean] Something just tickled my foot.
- [electricity crackling] - [Jean] Oh, my gosh.
There it goes again!
[The Voice] You don't have to touch them to move them.
[Luanne] Oh, my gosh, chill. It's probably just a fish.
It's a fish, probably just a fish.
- That wasn't no fish. - It's a fish.
- That was a snake. - It's not a snake.
That was-- that was a snake.
Can you tell her there's no damn snakes in the ocean?
You're new here.
Yeah, that's Jean. They just got here from Alabama.
Where... where in Alabama?
Uh, Guntersville.
Have we met before?
I... I don't think so.
You look so familiar.
Eve makes miracles. Like, actual miracles.
She brought a bird back to life.
Yeah, and she healed me.
I had seizures ever since I was a kid.
Eve laid her hands on me, I haven't had one over a month.
You do all of that with your electricity?
I do it with God.
[Luanne] Eve talks to God.
She says God's a woman.
Yeah, no offence,
I'm not about the religion stuff. Um...
Uh, my daddy was a preacher, so...
Jean, Eve is real. We've all seen it.
It's OK.
I was the same way.
My foster parents took me to church every Sunday.
I never used to believe.
But look at that.
- [electricity crackling] - [serene music]
If this isn't evidence of God,
I don't know what is.
[laughter]
[serene music continues]
- [Sister Veronica] Eve! - [all gasp]
Can you explain this?
- Looks like a doorknob. - [laughter]
Eve, if you wanna stay here, why do you keep breaking the rules?
Because the rules don't make any sense.
Just like most of your stories in your precious Bible.
Virgins making babies,
dudes turning water into wine.
That's all from God, but this power isn't?
I believe those stories because they are God's truth,
Eve Jones from Idaho.
I know the truth when I see it, and you are nothing but a lie.
Not like this, Veronica.
The person you claim to be doesn't exist.
Your name, your address, your parents,
everything you've told us, all fake.
I'm not afraid of you.
I'm gonna find out who you really are
and send you back where you belong.
["In Your Eyes" by Peter Gabriel plays]
♪ Love ♪
I know what kind of girl you are, Allison.
♪ I get so lost sometimes ♪
[sobbing]
- [crackles] - [man groans]
♪ And this emptiness fills my heart ♪
She's right. I'm a fraud. I'm a killer.
They're gonna kick me out and send me back.
[The Voice] Not if you own the place.
Not if you make them believe.
Belief is power.
♪ When I want to run away ♪
[people screaming]
♪ But whichever way I go ♪
♪ I come back to the place you are ♪
Alright. First, you've gotta know how to throw a proper punch.
Thumb outside the fist, below the knuckle, so it don't impact.
Wanna line up these first two knuckles, right,
with the rest of your arm, see?
Straight line.
You hit with that, not the ring and pinky. [exhales]
And you wanna keep low, body shots.
In movies, they aim for the face,
which is good if you wanna break your hand on some twat's fucking forehead.
Go for the chest and twist into it with your hip.
Short and quick. [exhales]
Short and quick. With follow through.
Now light 'em up, bitches. [exhaling]
[exhaling]
Burn.
[tense music]
[sobbing]
[Ryan] Jos?
Jos!
♪ All my instincts, they return ♪
♪ And the grand facade So soon will burn ♪
Bro, what the hell?
♪ Without a noise ♪
♪ Without my pride ♪
♪ I reach out from the inside ♪
♪ In your eyes ♪
- ♪ The light, the heat ♪ - ♪ In your eyes ♪
- ♪ I am complete ♪ - ♪ In your eyes ♪
- ♪ I see the doorway ♪ - ♪ In your eyes ♪
- ♪ To a thousand churches ♪ - ♪ In your eyes ♪
- ♪ The resolution ♪ - ♪ In your eyes ♪
What are you doing?
Uh... Yeah, sorry, I didn't...
Sorry, I didn't really think past the whole heart thing.
I... I heard about what happened with that guy.
I... I wish I had been there with you.
'Cause the people who hate you,
I mean, they don't know it yet, but... they hate me.
And the people that want to hurt you...
they want to hurt me.
And, um, I want you to know I'm with you, Jos.
I'm in this.
♪ Without a noise ♪
♪ Without my pride ♪
I'm in this too.
♪ I reach out from the inside ♪
♪ Oh, I see the light ♪
♪ I see the heat ♪
♪ Oh, I wanna be that complete ♪
♪ I wanna touch the light The heat I see in your eyes ♪
♪ I get so lost sometimes ♪
[baby cooing]
- [footsteps] - [door opens, closes]
[Zoia shushes]
CNN don't have any European journalists?
I'm a correspondent.
[shushing]
The women really like you.
I'm here because I want to tell your story.
The end of sexual slavery.
Tell me...
Where were men like you...
when I didn't have electricity coming out of my hands?
I'm done here.
No, wait, I... I posted the first video of EOD out of Nigeria.
I went to Saudi, I went to Riyadh.
I filmed the protest there. I risked my life with those women.
OK, I want to do this. I have to.
- The end of sexual slavery. - [laughter]
[speaking Romanian] Can you hear this fool?
How much?
Money? Yeah, yeah, I can... I can pay. But this is gonna give you a voice.
And it's gonna make you famous.
How do we make it worth it for me?
What do you need?
I need to see my sister.
- Oh, OK. - Mm-hmm.
- Where is she? - The Palace.
She works there?
She lives there.
Tatiana may be as spoiled as her husband is fat, but...
she's still my sister.
I have to know if she cares.
- [gentle music] - [clanging]
[gentle music continues]
You want to give me a voice?
I have learned how to say "help me"
in eight different languages.
All the countries I was sent to, they just...
pushed my head harder into the bed.
The ones who call for peace are often the ones who caused the pain first.
Everybody knew about our suffering.
You're not writing this to educate.
Only to remind them how safe they already are.
I will give you your interview.
But I will not give them peace.
Go tell my sister a real, big change is coming,
and I need her to pick a side.
[ethereal music]
[The Voice] Listen, baby. Miracles may be fake,
but you are real.
How you heal them, make them feel, that's real.
How you give them something to believe in, that's real.
There's never been a God for girls like you.
Girls like them.
But you can build a new faith.
Not based on fake miracles...
but on real power.
You are the voice of a revolution.
Your time has come.
[Savannah groans softly]
[girls] Savannah!
- Where have you gone, Savannah? - Savannah, where are you?
- Savannah! - Savannah!
- Where are you? - Savannah!
[girls] Savannah!
[Gordy] Savannah!
- Savannah, come on! - Where are you?
- [girls] Savannah! - Hey, what's going on?
- Is she in there? - Wait, who? What's--
We can't find her. We can't find Savannah.
- Savannah, she's gone missing. - There is a...
there is a knife in the bathroom, there's blood all over the floor.
There's blood and knife? Well, OK, well, we gotta find her.
Sister Veronica says we have to go back inside.
- This is dangerous. - No, no, no, OK.
We're not giving up on her.
- We have to find her. - [Sister Veronica] Girls!
- We're gonna go down to the water. - OK.
[overlapping voices]
- Coming. - [Sister Veronica] Go inside right now.
[girls] Savannah!
[ethereal music]
[breathing heavily]
[Savannah gasps]
- [Savannah] Get off! - [Allie] No! No! No!
- Let me go! Let me go! - No!
- [Savannah crying] Please leave me.
Please leave me. Please leave me.
Please leave me.
[Savannah crying] Please...
Don't let Sister Veronica see her.
Here.
- Here? Yeah? - Right here, yep.
- OK. - Slowly.
[Allie] OK, OK, OK.
They won't let me see my baby.
My mum took the EOD,
and now they're putting Riley in a foster home.
OK, look, then we'll bring Riley here, OK?
But, Savannah, we cannot do that without you, OK?
- I want this out of me. - Stop.
- I want this fucking thing out of me. - Stop, stop, stop. Savannah, stop.
- I want it out of me. - Look at me, look at me!
Savannah, stop. Stop, OK?
Please don't say that. Please?
Please don't say that. Please.
Please, I promise you, it gets better. I promise you.
I promise you, it will get better.
OK? I promise.
I'm here.
[Luanne] I was about seven when I found out I was a girl.
You know what I mean?
I've just been a kid up until then.
But then, suddenly, I was a girl, and I knew what that meant.
Meant that I was on the shit team.
The world makes sure we know it's the shit team.
I once took so many pills because of that exact reason.
There were these, um, pictures of me going around school, like naked.
And I just thought, I'm done with this shit.
[Luanne] What happened?
Neighbour found me on the porch, called 911.
When I was nine years old, I told my mum what my uncle did to me.
She got so mad, she hit me in the face over and over.
She said he had a bad childhood.
He didn't know any better and I shouldn't say stuff about him.
So I never said a word to anybody else ever again.
[The Voice] They need something to believe in.
Make them believe in you.
[ethereal music]
Show them how God moves through you.
[Savannah] Where are you going?
[Allie] Follow me.
[Sister Maria] Here.
[The Voice] You don't have to touch them to move them.
[Allie] There's never been a God for girls like us.
They tell us we're nothing.
And we beg, we cringe, we smile.
We keep silent because we think it will protect us.
And no matter what we do,
we're lacking in some way.
There's always some standard we don't live up to
and they bury us in shame.
And all this time, our word has counted for nothing.
They didn't hear us when we spoke,
and, well, now, the world will listen.
This is our time.
[all gasp]
[Savannah] Holy shit. My legs, they just gave out.
[Luanne] I think it was God.
[chuckles]
[ethereal music continues]
[girls chuckling]
["Count Your Blessings" by Mattiel plays]
♪ Your shoes keep turning Different shades of blue ♪
♪ The colours of the other fools Before you ♪
♪ And skin keeps turning Different shades of red ♪
♪ The colours of the other voice That's swimming in your head ♪
♪ Make yourself at home again ♪
♪ Count your blessings, one to ten ♪
♪ Your body will be whole again ♪
♪ Make yourself at home again ♪
♪ Count your blessings, one to ten ♪
♪ Your hands keep turning Lighter shades of white ♪
♪ The colour of the temperature That's dropping every night ♪
♪ Your pair of shoes Are turning back to black ♪
♪ The colour of the inner voice That's slowly coming back ♪
♪ Make yourself at home again ♪
♪ Count your blessings, one to ten ♪
[Declan] We got one chance at this, OK?
The rebels are led by a woman called Zoia.
Zoia gave birth to a daughter.
- Shit. - [Allie] Who the fuck posted that?
[Sister Veronica] More will come.
They'll want to know the girl in the video.
- [phone chimes] - [chuckles] Alright, bitch.
Family means that sometimes you gotta put things aside for each other. Come on.
Maybe I don't wanna be in this family anymore.
[Jos] You have no idea what you've done.
I swear, I'm gonna kill you!