-[gentle dramatic music] -[water splashing]
[Miguel] You question your older brother's judgment?
Why are you being so hardheaded?
This could change everything for us.
We made an agreement.
The Castros do not go back on their word.
Our word to who?
The Romeros?
Those pigs?
You think they wouldn't do the same to us if they had this opportunity?
My decision is final.
You are a fool!
Our integrity is far more important than any business opportunity!
And if I decide to do it anyway?
[mellow dramatic music]
Then I will be forced to stop you.
[palm patting]
[dramatic music intensifies]
-[bright dramatic music] -[Alex] My name is Alex Walker.
I'm ex-DEA.
One of my first assignments took me to an isolated beach
right here on this island.
I sold what little I had and bought myself a gift shop.
Just peace... No stress, no drama.
Boy, was I wrong.
-[gun cocking] -[explosion booms]
-[waves crashing, seagulls calling] -She's beautiful.
She's sexy, you know, but classy.
She's got charm. She's got a great personality.
And for me, it was love at first sight.
-[Ramon sighs] -What do you think?
I think you should have called me before you got her.
[Alex] What are you talking about?
Look, a boat like this is gonna take forever to fix, all right?
[scoffing] You've never even owned a boat before.
Come on. She's perfect, man.
She's got, her, her hull was just scraped.
She's got a brand-new bilge pump.
She's got no salt deposits on her water jackets
or her cylinders or her heads.
Do you know what any of that means? [chuckles]
No, but the guy with the boat said it was great.
All right. Well, let's have a look.
Be my guest.
[sighs] She's great, yes?
She's great? No.
There's a ton of corrosion happening here
and you don't want premature impeller failure.
Well, I'm too young for premature impeller failure.
I was talking about the boat.
I know, Ramon, I was joking.
Listen to me, I need you to keep me in business, OK?
The only way I can make payments is if I book charters and fishing trips.
I need you to help me with this boat.
That's a lot of responsibility, man.
Well, uh, everybody says you're the best mechanic on the island, all right?
-You can fix anything. -There's a ton to fix here.
Look, she's running fine now, right?
Look, when problems start,
-just give me a call, OK? -[bright playful music]
You like the boat though, right? I mean...
Huh?
[crickets chirping]
-[Ramon] I was thinking. -[Julia] Hmm?
-[soft jazz music] -If it's a boy, Angelo.
If it's a girl, Angela.
And you know...
Oh, come on. It's cute.
We're not having anything.
Not until we're married and...
that's not happening, so long as...
All right, all right, all right.
Fine, we're not having anything,
but we could keep practicing.
[Julia chuckles]
[lips smacking]
You have to go.
I don't even know why I agreed to meet you here at our side.
Whoa, on your side? Wow!
Uh, no one owns the beach.
That's not what my family thinks.
Well, as my great, great, great,
great grandfather used to say,
"No Romero's afraid of any Castro."
Ramon!
-What? -Run, run! [gasping]
[Castro members yelling indistinctly]
[Julia] No. Please stop!
[dramatic music]
[intense dramatic music]
[Castro members yelling indistinctly]
[footsteps pounding]
[Ramon grunts]
[Ramon panting]
[Castro Member] I got him.
-[Ramon grunting] -[fists thudding]
[Ramon grunting]
Why are you doing this?
I told you to stay away from him.
A Romero?
[dramatic music]
Take her home.
[gasping] No, Dad, please, I'm begging you!
Please don't hurt him! He's a good man!
Please, Papa! [panting]
Mr. Castro, please.
I love your daughter.
Ramon, please! Let me go, let me go!
Hold him up.
-You stay away from her! -[Ramon grunting]
[Ramon coughing and grunting]
I'm going to kill all of you!
-[foot thuds] -[Ramon grunts]
All right, Rita, if you run into any problems,
I will be on my boat.
And why would I run into any problems?
-I said, "If." -OK, just be back by 4:00.
'Cause it was hard to get the tickets.
[Alex] Tickets for what?
Tickets for the movie I really wanted to see!
Oh, right, right, right, right, right. Pepperfish Tales.
Rita, you're a little old for stuff like that.
It's the sequel. But the first one's actually my all-time favorite video.
-So don't be late. -[Alex sniffs]
I'm not gonna be late.
[bright playful music]
Maybe you'll find one for me?
Find you what?
A pepperfish angelfish.
They're native in the Philippines.
All right, one deep fried pepperfish sandwich coming up.
You are disgusting.
[bright hopeful music]
-[chain clattering] -[splashing]
-[rock music begins] -[water burbling]
[rock music continues]
[lips smacking] I'm back, honey.
All right, beautiful.
Take me somewhere special.
[explosion booms]
[engine rumbling gently]
-[engine hissing] -No, no!
[fire extinguisher hissing]
[radio beeps]
This is a Marine Assistance Request Broadcast.
I repeat, a Marine Assisted Request Broadcast.
-My location-- -[Ramon] Alex, is that you?
Ramon?
[Ramon sighs] That's affirmative.
I'm gonna need a tow-in.
[grunts] Thanks, man.
What happened to your arm?
Huh?
What happened to your face?
It's nothing, man. You should have seen the other guy.
Was the other guy Manny Pacquiao?
[Ramon sighs]
Let's have a look at your engine, yeah?
-[rooster crowing] -[Ramon sighs]
Well, as predicted,
your cooling hump blew up.
So you're saying, "Premature impeller failure"? [chuckles]
Yeah. You may have asked little too much from her.
We were doing so great.
It's not that simple.
Lot of these parts they don't even make anymore.
I have to cannibalize them from a 1978 model.
Oh, great, yeah.
Let's do it.
First, I'm gonna need a 1978 model.
[crowd chattering indistinctly]
[Ernesto] Brutal.
Blunt force trauma, not just to the head.
-Someone was angry. -Yeah.
[mellow suspenseful music]
Hey...
[cop whispers indistinctly]
[crowd chattering indistinctly]
Some of these individuals are related to this guy.
They're accusing another family of being behind the killing.
What is it about fishing villages and blood feuds?
And why does it always result
in the death of someone like Miguel Castro?
This type of pump usually shows up on eBay every few weeks.
No-- wait, weeks?
No, I-- I can't be without her for weeks. I'm gonna go broke.
The other option is I could, you know...
machine some new parts and Frankenstein a new pump.
Yeah, Frankenstein that. Wolfman the radiator, you know?
Dracula, the drive shafts. I don't...
-[Alex sighs] -[bright playful music]
You're joking again, right?
A little. How long is it gonna take you to fix her?
Well... [sighs] let me get started and see how far I get.
I should be able to give you an estimate after that.
All right.
[pump parts clicking]
You're just gonna stand there and watch?
I like boat stuff.
OK. Well, grab a beer, relax.
This, uh, this might take a while.
[Ramon sighs]
[bottle cap pops]
[door slams]
Tell me you didn't do it!
-Do what? -Tell me!
Tell you what? What are you talking about?
My father is dead.
Someone killed him.
-No, no. -Julia-- Julia...
-I'm so sorry. -[sniffles] Did you, did you do it?
Did I... No!
I was knocked unconscious after they beat me so badly.
My brothers got me off the beach, all right?
I was with my family the whole night.
[Julia sighs]
[Ramon sighs]
You have to go. They think you did it.
And they're coming to get you. You have to go.
[Emilio] Ramon Romero, come out!
Ramon, please. [breathing heavily]
[Castro members yelling indistinctly]
-Ramon! -[tense dramatic music]
[Castro members yelling indistinctly]
[latch clicks]
[Castro members yelling indistinctly]
Get to the back. Get to the back.
No, take the pump. Take the pump.
-[door banging] -[Emilio] Ramon Romero!
We know you're in there!
[door banging]
Now listen to me... Run silent and run deep.
Who's this?
It's OK. He's fixing my boat.
[Emilio] Come on, Ramon. We know you're in there.
[door bangs]
[Castro members yelling indistinctly]
It's all right.
Murderer!
Out of my way.
Aah!
-[Castro members grunting] -[upbeat dramatic music]
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait!
Hang on, guys.
Just take it easy. Wait... [chuckles]
just breathe with me for a little bit, OK?
Breathe with me. On three, all right?
-Ready? One, two-- -[bottle shatters]
[Castro members yelling indistinctly]
[chain clattering]
This ain't your problem, man.
[police siren wailing]
Drop your weapons!
Everybody out!
-[bottle clatters] -[Castro members exclaiming]
[Ramon] No, no, no.
-You'll pay for this, Amboy! -That's him.
-Listen, there's been a huge mistake, OK? -[Ramon grunting]
-My boat broke down and-- -Alex?
-Yeah, hi, yeah? -Alex.
What are you doing here?
I thought you were out cruising Nalusuan Reef on your new obsession.
My, I had a minor problem with the boat.
Guys, guys, you don't have to take him, Sir.
-Can you stop-- -He's a suspect in a murder.
He's supposed to fix my cooling pump!
[bright playful music]
[car engine revving]
[police siren wailing]
I think you guys are being too hasty on this.
We have witnesses who saw him threaten to kill the victim last night.
There was a fight.
You guys know my instincts, huh?
I'm telling you, you got the wrong guy.
Hey, he's got alibis, he's got witnesses.
He was with his family.
Alex, we'll look into it, OK? But family ties run deep.
Chances are they'll back him up whether his story is true or not.
I found this in the tool shed, boss.
And also this one, inscribed to the victim.
You take these in for processing.
-Thank you. -Yeah.
What about bail? How about bail?
So as long as this guy gets your boat going again,
you're OK with him being booked on a murder rap?
Of course not. He's innocent, OK?
But let me tell you something,
I got a bachelorette party at sunset next Thursday.
Sorry, Alex. You're gonna have to find another boat mechanic.
All right, do you need a ride back to the Paradise, Alex?
No, thank you.
I'm not leaving her here alone.
[bright playful music]
He means the boat.
-Oh. -Yeah.
[Emilio] There's too many police here now.
[Rastafarian Man] With that I agree, man.
[Emilio] I'm meeting up with an Aussie
who says he can definitely get me to Hong Kong on his high speed boat.
[Rastafarian Man] Why can't we get some of the local people to help?
No! No one in this village can know anything or I'm a dead man.
The big ship is now halfway between here and Hong Kong.
Can the speedboat make two more trips between now and tomorrow night?
Yeah, there's no problem with auxiliary tanks.
We just need that little time to refuel.
But I hope you're gonna pay us our money by tomorrow.
-[Emilio] That's the deal. -[Rastafarian Man] Good.
[Emilio] Let's go.
[suspenseful music]
We are going on the working theory that Ramon Romero committed the murder
as retaliation for a beating
on the orders of Miguel Castro, correct?
That's right, Chief.
It appears to be part of a long-standing feud between the two families.
And forensics?
The murder weapon appears to belong to the suspect
and bears his prints,
but there seems to be at least one set of unidentified prints.
And what about that alibi?
He claims to be with his family members continuously
between the time of the beating and this morning.
And no, uh, witnesses outside the family?
Negative on that, Chief.
Look into the alibi.
Get witness statements on the beating of Romero.
The regional prosecutor needs background on this feud, OK?
Copy that, Chief.
Let's divide and conquer.
-I'll get witness statements. -And I'll dig into the feud.
-Look, it's Captain Ahab. -Where are you guys going?
We're going back to the village to get statements.
I need to speak with Ramon.
Are you his attorney?
-It could it be vital to the case. -Huh?
-What's with the backpack? -Nothing, nothing.
-My boat pump. -Seriously?
What?
[parts clattering]
You're bringing a file to a guy in a jail cell with bars?
Look, I need him to help show me
how to modify a gasket for a 1978 pump.
All right, Alex, you have five minutes, but if the chief sees you,
just tell him you're actually helping us with a case.
I'm on it. Thank you.
Also, I'm gonna need a ride back.
[Ernesto] Of course.
I want you to be honest with me.
Are you telling me
that I can't fix this on my own?
You could, but you probably want to make sure
that the fire extinguisher is ready.
[sighs]
It's the luck I'm having, you know?
[handcuffs clatter]
I guess we're both having some bad luck.
Look, I think you should just wait until I'm out of here.
I'll have you going in no time.
Well, that's the problem.
-[bright music] -They think you did it.
You may not be getting out of here anytime soon.
I have an alibi.
Would your family lie for you?
No, they wouldn't.
OK, yeah.
Maybe they would, but they're not.
All right, well, what about the wrench? What about the watch?
The wrench is mine. I have no idea how it got there.
Or the watch.
Look, someone is doing this to me, OK?
I swear on Julia's life,
I did not kill Miguel Castro.
Nobody wants you out of here quicker than I do.
So... you can help me?
Well, I don't really interfere
with police business that often, but...
what can you tell me about Emilio Castro?
I saw him talking to some Rastafarian guy about something
that no one in the village could find out about.
That doesn't exactly make him a murderer, Alex.
He beat up Romero, OK?
He came at me with a broken bottle. That's psychotic.
We'll look into it, OK? But we're working on a theory
that it's an escalation of this family feud.
Here's the problem with working theories, all right?
You-- you-- you only see the facts that fit.
-The Warren Commission? Hello? -I said, we'll look into it.
And the Cuban connection, CIA involvement, the New Orleans Mafia.
That's not funny, all right? There's a man sitting in jail.
Who can fix your boat.
Exactly! Huh? Thank you.
Hey, you guys, I'm-- I might need a ride back a little bit, huh?
Forget it, forget it.
[dramatic music begins]
[parcels thudding]
-Idiot. -Hey, chill, mate.
-Get on board. -Relax.
[Emilio] Get on board!
Hey, let's go, let's go, let's go.
[boat engine revving]
[Castro Member 1] Hey!
[Castro Member 2] Let's check this out.
[Castro Member 1] What's going on, Amboy?
Oh, uh, I'm just doing a little sightseeing.
This is Romero's friend.
The one from the shop.
He tried to cut up Uncle Emilio with a broken bottle.
[stammers] That's not how it,
you, who tried to cut up on who? [chuckles softly]
If you are a friend of any Romero,
you're on the wrong side of the beach, man.
There's a right side and a wrong side of the beach?
-He's trying to be funny. -You see, the dock is neutral territory.
That side of the beach is Romero's.
And this side...
-[knife scrapping] -this side's Castro's.
And we are the border patrols.
[dramatic music intensifies]
[dramatic music continues]
Now listen, you guys. Calm down, calm down, OK?
I don't want any trouble, guys. I don't want any trouble.
We're not gonna kill you.
You'd wish we did.
What's the Filipino term for underestimating an opponent?
-[hand past whooshing] -[knife swishing]
[grunts]
This isn't over, Amboy!
[Castro Member 2] Tell your friends, we're coming for them.
Let's go! Run, run, go!
[Julia] He was my father. You don't think I'm upset?
Then how can you still support the man
who killed him? [breathing heavily]
They're all the same.
Those Romeros!
Evil, evil, I tell you!
They're not all evil.
They're just like us,
filled with hatred over something no one even remembers.
And our men are roaming the village looking for revenge.
How many have to die before this all ends?
[knocking on door]
[knocking continues]
[soft music]
Julia Castro?
Did you witness the actual beating?
[Julia] Well, my cousins were dragging me away, but I looked back.
My father walked away and left it with Uncle Emilio.
Isn't your father the leader of the family?
He was a natural leader,
but there's some things that Uncle Emilio does better.
Like... beat people up?
You'd have to live here to understand. There is a history.
And each family, they have their territories,
and if they get in trouble, they'd be happy to have an Uncle Emilio.
I'm sorry, but you keep saying "they."
It's your family.
But I don't believe in this war.
And neither did Ramon, and it was our dream to see it end.
But other witnesses reported him threatening to kill your father.
Well, he was just saying that when he was getting beat up,
but he would never do something like that.
He didn't have that kind of hate in him. I know.
[tense suspenseful music]
[dogs barking]
Hm?
What's with all the hardware?
You don't even know what's going on here, huh?
I need to speak to Mr. Romero.
We're all Mr. Romero.
You're related to Ramon Romero?
He's my brother.
Well, then I need to talk to your father.
You arrested the wrong man, cop.
Be that as it may, I still need to talk to your father.
In this village,
you are either with the Castros or the Romeros.
Look, kid, I'm with Mactan PD
and I really need to have a conversation with your father.
Because you're wearing a gun,
you think you can do whatever you want?
Oh, boy. Easy. Take it easy.
Be cool, all right?
Weird.
I don't feel any different.
Let him by,
I want to talk to him.
Excuse me.
You can understand why we might not be very friendly
to the police right now.
I do understand, Mr. Romero.
Or that I might help you build a case against my son.
I'm just here to piece together the facts, sir,
Then I will tell you the facts, Detective Alamares.
My son was beaten.
Since the time that happened till this morning, he was with us.
Mr. Romero, it's not that I don't believe you,
but there are gaps in that timeline,
and there's other evidence that points to your son.
Now, that being said,
I'm here to conduct a balanced, unbiased investigation.
How can you be unbiased?
You can see what's happening now.
You know the Castros will-- will attack every Romero they can see.
One of my boys and two nephews were jumped yesterday.
We are not the violent ones.
Mr. Romero, this battle, this feud, what started it?
Like everything in our lives, it started over fishing.
Fishing?
Back in the Spanish days, both families claimed
the right to fish in the same reef.
An actual battle began.
The battle of Bago Hill.
The clans were to meet in hand-to-hand combat.
But the Castros, they arrive with bolos and clubs.
Many people died.
If I went to the Castros and asked them,
would they say those Romeros arrived with bolos and clubs?
They would say that... [chuckles]
but they would be lying,
because they are evil.
The Castros will resort to anything to harm a Romero.
[metal clattering]
William, what's the matter?
-[grunts] -[Ernesto] Hey.
William!
-[William groaning] -William!
His eyes are dilated. Does he have a drug problem?
-[stammers] My William? No! -Yeah.
He's in the church. I-- I told you. It's the Castros.
He's been poisoned.
Detective Alamares, I need an ambulance
to the Romero household right away. Right now.
[Ocampo] OK, let me be clear here.
William Romero is in the hospital...
but there is no evidence to suggest
that he suffered from any kind of poisoning
other than food poisoning from tainted fish.
What are you talking about?
He was there, he saw it! He saw what happened.
[crowd protesting]
No, no. Please, please. Quiet down. You need to trust us.
We have the situation under control.
So long as you agree to stop any escalation.
We never escalated anything to begin with.
Your son killed my brother.
[crowd clamoring]
He was with us all night. He's innocent.
But those idiots tried to poison my other son.
Hey, wait.
Ramon Romero is in custody and we continue the investigation,
but we cannot tolerate any vigilante justice.
So, from now on, we are imposing a temporary curfew.
[crowd chattering]
Psst.
Yes. Let's go.
[suspenseful music]
Yeah, I knew they'd be back.
He's a Romero, Get him!
[tires screeching]
[people grunting]
[Police Dispatcher] We just got a 242 called in
on the other side of the village.
On route to 20, copy.
It's like Whack-a-Mole.
[siren wailing]
Let's go.
Over there. Over there.
[playful rock music]
[clamoring]
-Hey, come here. -Uh-uh-uh!
Don't move.
-You got him, Kai? -Mm-hmm.
On the hood. Come on.
[Police Dispatcher] There's another 242 going on behind the church.
It's gonna be a long night.
[sighs] Yep.
[water sloshing]
[slow tense music]
[water splashing]
[slow, tense music continues]
Great haul, boss.
What do you think you're gonna do with all that money?
Get as far away from this village as possible,
before everyone finds out that kid is innocent.
[slow, tense music]
[slow, suspenseful music]
[Ernesto] Down the steps.
Down the steps. That's it. Move it.
You're gonna be here for at least 24 hours.
Get in there.
-That's it. -[Kai] Ernesto.
We just got a call from the hospital.
The Romero brother didn't get food poisoning from the fish.
-It was-- -[Alex] Cyanide.
-What did you say? -Sodium cyanide.
How did you hear about that before me?
How'd I hear about what?
-The Cyanide. -I didn't hear about anything.
I saw it, a lot of it on Emilio Castro's boat.
What were you doing on Emilio Castro's boat?
Uh, did, you're not listen--
Look, I followed him and his Rasta pal out to the reef, all right?
They're up to something. Emilio said that he was a dead man,
if anybody from the village found out.
Now, whatever he's doing, if it's worth dying for,
it may have been worth killing for as well.
His prints are on this. If you run it through, you'll--
Hey, there's some unidentified prints
on the wrench in addition to Ramon Romero's.
Check and see if there's a match with the prints on this bottleneck.
Just like that?
You're not gonna argue with me?
Alex, we just got word that the oldest Romero brother, William,
got poisoned by cyanide.
Emilio could have poisoned him,
but that doesn't explain why there's so much cyanide
at the reef, or the reason why they're meeting up
with a classic smuggler's boat to go to Hong Kong.
What's the connection?
[Ramon] I have a good idea.
[suspenseful music]
So, cyanide fishing?
-For food? -No...
to sell... for aquariums.
You know it's been getting a lot harder for us
to make a living from the sea.
Been pushed to smaller and smaller fishing grounds by the Chinese.
The thing is,
the most valuable tropical fish
are indigenous to the Philippines.
Once people heard the news, there's big money to be made.
Well, they started doing it on their own
using...
cyanide to stun the fish.
But cyanide didn't just stun the fish.
It bleached the corals.
It eroded the reefs.
Even made some of the food fish toxic.
Agreement was made between the two families.
We only fish for food.
No one's allowed to damage the reefs.
That movement was led by... Miguel Castro.
Julia said that Emilio is the not-so-sharp hot-headed brother.
Maybe Miguel found out that Emilio was cyanide fishing,
And then he confronted Emilio and boom.
Plus, with the fight the night before, it was easy to frame Ramon.
And nobody poisoned William Romero.
At least not on purpose.
He just ate some fish that got in the way of the cyanide.
Well, how much money is in this anyway?
Is it really worth killing someone over?
Here. "The most desirable salt water species
goes for anywhere from 500 to $20,000." [chuckles lightly]
And get this, "Demand is peaking due to the release
of the blockbuster Pepperfish
-Tales--" -Tales Two.
-How did you know that? -It's a sequel, not the original.
Pepperfish Tales Two.
Well, people have killed for much less.
We got some results from the lab.
Two of the unidentified prints on the wrench
they're a match with two on the bottleneck.
Huh.
-Let's go get Emilio Castro. -Yeah.
[Police Dispatcher] Detectives Mendoza and Alamares,
I'm putting through Officer Hernandez.
-Hey, what's going on? -[Hernandez] They're all gone.
We were doing our rounds and forcing the curfew, but it was too quiet.
We poked around. The houses are almost all empty.
So where are they?
Only one old lady was willing to talk.
She said they were off taking care of "unfinished business."
-Bago Hill. -What?
It's where the feud began 150 years ago.
Right there.
[stammers] What about Emilio?
This is more important.
A gang fight is more important than collaring a murder suspect?
This is no gang fight.
The last time this happened, 20 people died.
-That is more important. -Mm.
Hey, the nearest fueling dock to the village. Where is it?
Why?
Because this guy and his speedboat's gotta get halfway to Hong Kong.
It's on the wharf near Bakhawan Point. Just down the beach.
All right. Alright, let me out. Let me out. Let me out.
[stammers] Do you want to take down Emilio or not?
Right here Right here, here, here, here, here. Stop.
-Alex! -What are you doing?
What?
Don't do anything stupid.
There is an innocent man in jail, OK?
He's the only one that knows how to fix my boat.
Be careful.
Let's go.
You said the last time they fought at sunrise.
What time's sunrise today?
Twenty minutes to go.
Let's get there before the war begins.
[car engine revving]
[birds chirping]
[sea-horn blowing]
[Castro's people shouting]
Castros! Are you ready to fight?
[Castro's people shouting]
-Romeros! -[Romero's people shouting]
[Australian accent] G'day, mate. [chuckles]
-Hey. -Hey, how are you?
-Hey. Good. -So, listen,
I don't how to say this, but... I need to borrow your boat.
-You want to borrow on my boat? -Mm. [laughs] Yeah.
Well, how about I'll shoot you in the yarbles?
Whoa, hey, hey.
Eh? Right down there, mate. What do you reckon?
[regular voice] I was kind of hoping you'd say that.
[pilot grunts]
Sit down. Sit down.
OK, I'll borrow these too, mate. [clears throat]
I'm just gonna take everything from you.
[people shouting]
[Ernesto] Mactan Police! Everybody freeze!
[people shouting]
Hello!
Back up! Back up!
-Back! -Back, back, back!
[gunshot]
LAY DOWN YOUR WEAPONS!
I said lay down your weapons. Now!
We have something very important to tell all of you.
[boat motor humming]
You little bastards are going to make me rich.
[horn honking]
It's about time.
What took you so long?
You better be able to get me to Hong Kong in this.
-Is she ready to load? -[Australian accent] Sure, mate, yeah.
-Let's go, mate. -Load, load, load, load.
Let's go, man. Let's go.
[sirens wailing]
Emilio Castro is behind all of it.
Why would he do that?
The murder of Miguel Castro had nothing to do with this feud between the families.
It was all to cover up Emilio's smuggling scheme.
The poisoning of William Romero had nothing to do with it either.
He just ate some mackerel that got tainted
with cyanide and possibly the other fish too.
So, for now,
do not eat any of it
until we get the all clear from the Department of Health.
Do you understand?
DO YOU UNDERSTAND?
[assenting grunts]
That's the last one.
I think it's time to square up.
That's the deal, right?
Everybody gets paid upon delivery.
OK. OK.
You'll get extra 10%, huh?
I'll see you in Hong Kong, all right?
[Alex in Australian accent] Come aboard, mate. There you are.
[boat engine starting]
[Australian accent] Mactan, this is 3160 Foxtrot.
Rendezvous point in 0800 hours.
[Kai] Roger that.
-What was that? -What? Oh.
[chuckles] Force of habit, mate.
I used to be a Bush pilot.
Always like to ping the towers.
You rotten son of a bitch!
[energetic music]
[gun clanging]
[Ernesto] There.
It's out of control though.
[Emilio grunting]
What's he doing?
[Alex grunts]
[water splashing]
No! No!
Not my boat.
No. No. No. No. No!
-[crashing sounds] -Ah!
You!
[water splashing]
[Emilio grunts]
I don't want him anymore. You take him.
Oh, my...
[people shouting]
[Kai] Hey, hey, hey, hey.
[Ernesto] Stay back, back. Stay cool.
Have we learned nothing from all of this?
OK, you guys take him.
Hey, Alex. Look on the bright side.
Ramon Romero is a free man.
Now you can have your boat fixed!
[whimpers]
[yells] My boat!
You know, working the boat and in the gift shop is kind of, like, two jobs.
Yeah, but it's just working on the boat,
you know what I mean? It's more like a labor of love, huh?
[Alex laughs]
For you, maybe.
But you know, last month, I worked overtime
and I couldn't get to see my movie.
Yeah, I know. And I already apologized for that.
I said, "I'm sorry."
I had engine trouble in Cordova. You know that.
It's fine.
I've watched it like twice since then.
But... I think I deserve a bonus.
Ooh! And maybe an equity position?
Yes on the bonus. We'll talk about the equity.
-[exclaims] -Hey...
Everything looks good.
Your hull is better than ever.
Boom! You're the man.
You are the man.
You got the man right there, huh?
We're back in business.
I mean, seriously, I gotta thank you again, Ramon.
Ah, don't worry about it, man.
How's everything at the village?
We're just hoping we don't start another feud with the wedding plans.
Oh, Julia and I wanted to ask you something.
You want me to be your best man?
Well... no.
[Rita laughs]
It's going to be William, his brother, but,
we were hoping that you could come to the wedding
and bring your police friends to help keep things calm.
You got it.
-Thanks again for everything. -Hey.
Yes. Thank you, Alex.
Oh.
And... no charge this time.
No, I could-- OK. OK, OK.
But I must be living right, huh?
[all laugh]
[bright cheerful music]
I'm off to pick up a charter party.
A bunch of dermatologists from Korea.
Nice payday.
[Ernesto] Great. Well, some of us have to pay the bills with real jobs.
You don't think I have a real job?
[Kai] No. Now stop tying up the emergency frequency.
Bye, Alex.
[explosion booming]
No!
[theme music plays]