Befriend and Betray Page #6

Synopsis: Criminal organizations succeed by enforcing a strict code of trust and loyalty. To penetrate these organizations and gain access to their inner circles the police need a magic bullet. Alex Caine is that magic bullet. Only thirty years old, Alex, who grew up hard on the mean streets of Montreal, already brings a lifetime's worth of experience (foster care, military service, prison time) to the world's most dangerous occupation: professional gang infiltrator. It is his job to befriend criminals, participate in their illegal activities, gather evidence - then live long enough to testify against them in court. Inspired by real-life events, Befriend and Betray tells the story of Alex's first infiltration assignment - the case that transformed him from a rootless young man into a highly effective, defiantly unconventional crime-fighting resource. Approached by P.C. Lau, a ruthlessly ambitious soldier for the Kam Tin Triad, Alex is asked to help his old prison acquaintance with a business pro
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Ken Girotti
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.1
Year:
2011
85 min
24 Views


Round for my friends.

I gotta say,

you belong

in front of a camera,

not behind a bar.

You know my friend Bunny Ho?

He's a modeling agent.

Barmaid:
Bunny? Oh my God.

That creep never stops

hitting on me.

"I'll buy you dinner,

take some test shots of you

at my new studio."

How'd that go?

Place is out in ajax.

His aunt and uncle's house.

What is wrong

with this stupid tv?

This is the sound of my cover

going into the toilet.

Go.

Hey, idiot doesn't know

where he is.

Come on, let's go.

According to the barmaid,

Bunny's in ajax

at his uncle's house.

Keep walking, wonder woman.

You know, if he's staying

at uncle's house,

he's probably feeding himself.

We wait till supper,

chances are he'll probably

be there.

No, we go now.

No signal, no evidence.

He needs backup.

He needs to understand

the consequence of disobeying...

He's the rabbit;

Our job is to follow.

Not this time.

(Chatter over comm-link)

No guns.

What? You do it my way,

you'll still get your money

and the cops'll never know

we were here.

54 edge park way?

54 edge park court.

I got their mail again.

(Laughing, tv show plays)

Nanny, aunt and uncle:

(Laughing)

Bunny:

Oh man...

(Tv personality

speaks cantonese)

(Laughing)

(Alex grunts forcefully,

Bunny gasps)

Alex:
Whoa!

P.C.:
Piss off.

(Grunts)

Huh?!

Bunny:
I work for Donald.

I pay when I can.

Hey.

What's your name?

Bao.

P.C.:

Bao.

Why did you come

to the golden Mountain, Bao?

To... to be a model.

P.C.:

To be a model.

Except Bunny here's

gonna sell your ass,

not your face.

Stay there.

P.C.:
And he'll keep

selling your little ass

until it's so worn out

even old men won't pay.

Right, Bunny? Hmm?

(Scared whimper)

Or you can walk out right now

and tell the cops

all about Mr. ho,

your modeling agent.

Then you can explain to Donald

how this one got away.

(Agonized cry)

Hey, auntie!

Whoa!

(Bunny grunts forcefully,

P.C. screams)

(Heavy bataths)

Shoot him!

Shoot him!

Bunny:
Hey, easy...

Give 'em the money.

Give 'em the money!

To him!

I"m gonna take

this red snapper crap,

i want that ring too.

Come on, I don't have all day!

All right.

The girl went out the back.

Go get r.R.

Go get her!

Aat:

(Screams, riggened)

Bao:
O: (Grunts) Let me go!

Let me go, please!!

(Pleading in cantonese)

Shhh! Shhh!

Listen, listen!

You are gonna go that way.

You are gonna run

and you are not gonna stop,

okay?

P.C.:
Hey! Get her inside.

Let's go.

Now!

I am so sorry.

Bao:

(Screams wildly)

I order you to shoot

and you can't pull the trigger?

We kill Bunny,

and we gotta do 'em all.

That is four dead bodies.

I don't care how much money

you bring in for Donald,

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