Betrayal

Synopsis: Centers on Sara, a beautiful but unhappily married female photographer who begins a torrid affair with Jack, a lawyer for a powerful family.
Genre: Drama
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Year:
2013
60 min
1,588 Views


Someone recently

tried to harm my family,

and for someone to try

such a thing,

can only be the work

of a common thug.

A low life.

There's something to be said

for ambition.

But even ambition has to have

its boundaries.

Help me understand

something, Vaz.

Why is this problem of yours,

our problem?

My family is the most important

thing to me.

And I will protect them at all cost.

Vaz, we get that.

But to suggest...

that one of us is involved?

Vaz.

It's a bit disrespectful.

And frankly speaking,

this whole charade is

a bit tiresome.

Well, let me just

come out with it.

If I step on your toe,

I was really aiming

for your heart.

But if you step on my toe,

I will cut your

f***ing heart out.

You know,

it's really not your night tonight.

Shut up,

and deal the cards.

Whatever Boris wants,

Boris gets.

Something's come up.

I've got to go.

Finish the f***ing game.

I said I've got to go.

- Wait a minute.

You win the game,

you can have all of this.

But, if I beat you,

I will take your little lady

out over there and

I will show her

what a real man is like.

Boris, what

the f*** are you doing?!

What the f*** are you doing?!

Yeah, what the f***, Boris?

We're just f***ing around, man.

Calm down, man. Shut the f*** up!

Get him off! F***.

We're just f***ing around, man.

Calm down.

Keep the money.

Don't let me see

your face here again.

F*** you!

Vazgen's kid is here again.

Table in the back.

He doesn't know what he's

getting himself into.

It looks like a lot of trouble.

She does.

Get up, you f***ing whore.

Hey, let her go, man.

- Sit down before I hurt you.

Boris, stop it!

- She's my wife, you idiot.

I don't give a f***!

So, you're a tough guy?

- I'm a tough guy, yeah.

I see, tough guy. Let's go.

- Let's go.

Carlos.

Let's go, tough guy!

Sh*t.

Let's go.

- Let's go.

Let's go.

- Stop it.

Get your hands off me!

Here's we go, Miguel.

What the f*** you doing, Boris?

Don't you know where you're at?

This is personal.

It has nothing to do with you.

Get him out of here. This sh*t

ain't gonna go down in my club.

Don't let him back in.

Michael, get back inside, now!

What the f*** are you doing?

You know who this is?

Your father will have my head if

I let anything happen to you.

Hey! Hey!

What did you do?

- Natasha.

Michael, you need

to get out of here now.

Get him out of here. Now!

Let's go!

- Get him out of here!

Boris.

Hey, babe, thanks.

So, your lawyer's here with

some papers for you to sign.

I'll be there in a minute.

I told you I had

a family thing today.

You're not suppose

to just show up unannounced.

I wouldn't be here

if it wasn't important.

These arrived today.

What is it?

Oh, I think you'll

want to see it.

What's with the theatrics?

Just tell me already.

Our friend can't seem

to control his problem.

These were taken

at one of our clubs.

The more photos in,

the less clothing.

You get the picture.

Yeah, I get it.

All right, I'll talk to Artur

and make the footage disappear.

You just make sure

to tell the senator

to be at my house for dinner

next Friday night, okay?

Very well.

I almost forgot.

The building commission approved

the plans for the casino.

All you gotta do is sign here

and start building in a month.

See?

I told you, all they needed

was just a little push.

You're not home much these days.

Just going out

and doing my thing.

I'm not ready to be a grandpa

just yet, you understand?

Oh, will you stop.

Michael knows that already.

I'm just saying.

Yes, he knows.

Come here, I gotta talk to you.

Everyone's here except Artur.

I'll give him a call later.

Hey, Vaz.

Hey, where are you?

We got everybody over here.

It's a family thing.

What are you talking about?

Come on, Vaz, you know me.

Listen.

You been at my side

for 20 years.

You know, the kids and noise

and all that.

I've lost one brother

in this lifetime.

And I'm not gonna lose another,

you understand that?

I do.

I- I got some things

to take care of.

Okay.

But next time, no excuses.

No problem.

Come on, this is it then.

Happy birthday.

Light the candles!

- Okay.

Thank you.

- Nick, come wish Christina a happy birthday.

Baby.

Are you ever gonna tell me

how you got these scars?

You talk too much.

Go get me a drink.

You know, you gotta get going.

I'm not done.

Just... relax and let me

take care of you.

I said you need to go.

Money is on the table

by the door.

You can keep it.

It was worth my time.

Pick up the God damn phone!

You can practice,

and that's all great,

but watching the pros

and watching them mess up,

that's where it's at.

That's the golden egg.

I wanted to, um...

I wanna thank you.

Not only for the support of my

campaign but also for the...

I mean if anybody found out...

- No.

Say it a little louder. So

your wife inside can hear us.

Listen.

You're a friend,

but this sh*t has to stop now.

Sooner or later, I'm not gonna

be able to protect you,

you understand that?

Yeah.

Let's go inside.

A toast.

In this world, it's very rare

when you find the right person

to share your life with.

And to good friends.

- Yes.

To Jimmy and Rebecca.

Here, here.

- Cheers.

Go nuts.

Are we expecting anybody?

No.

It's Michael.

What's going on?

- Something I have to take care of.

Right now? In the middle

of dinner with guests?

Yeah, it's urgent,

it can't wait.

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David Zabel

David Zabel is an American television producer and writer. He has worked extensively on ER becoming an executive producer and the series showrunner. He has won an Humanitas Prize for his writing for ER. He is currently the showrunner/executive producer of the PBS series "Mercy Street." more…

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