Stolen

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HE SIGHS

Yes!

Da!

HE EXCLAIMS IN RUSSIAN

Yes!

-HE LAUGHS

-Woo! Yes!

Georgie.

Georgie, come on, we have to go now.

Georgie.

# In the name of

# And by the power of

# The holy spirit

# May we invoke your

# Intersession for

# The children of England

# Some of whom have seen

# Murder so obscene

# Some of whom have been

# Taken!

# Let not another child be slain... #

MAN: You're going to love it, don't you worry.

Hey, it's going to be all right, I promise.

-They'll all want to make a fuss of the new girl.

-OK.

I know what to say - I'm here, with my family,

-with my sister, my new sister.

-Georgie, quiet, we're not done yet!

Hello, lady. DVD, DVD?

Eyes closed.

Look!

Good morning. Hello! Good morning, good morning.

Georgie... SHE SPEAKS IN RUSSIAN

Yes.

England!

-England, England!

-Yes!

THEY SPEAK VIETNAMESE

Look the school's blue, it's your favourite colour.

That's good, isn't it?

It's exciting, first day at a new school.

Hi, are you here on your own?

Did someone tell you to wait for us to pick you up?

What happened here?

Bye-bye. Have a good day, yeah?

I'll pick you up later.

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

-Carter.

-We've got another one -

'an African girl straight off the plane, no identification,

'been told what to say and do.'

'You need to see her.'

Hello, I'm Anthony.

Rosemary...can you tell me who gave you these coins?

Shall I tell you what I think happened?

I think someone put you on an aeroplane in Lagos...

and you've torn up your passport and your tickets

and thrown them into the toilet.

You're not in any trouble, not with me, not with Sonia.

Can I see your arm?

Will you show me your arm, please?

Show me your arm.

Thank you.

They must have really hurt you... when they took your blood...

..and told you to swear.

You're a very brave girl.

Have they put juju on you, Rosemary?

And your family?

Have they told you bad things will happen

unless you keep everything secret?

Unless you make your phone call?

They were telling lies.

You're safe here with us, Rosemary.

Are you the policeman?

Oh, it's so beautiful, look at this, look at this!

-Hello...

-Georgie, stop.

We are nice English family.

THEY SPEAK RUSSIAN

SHE SPEAKS RUSSIAN

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

Hello? SHE SPEAKS RUSSIAN

See, a seat. Sit down.

Don't worry. Don't worry, it will be better.

Here, come on.

DOOR BELL RINGS

Hello. This is Rosemary and Anthony.

Hello, Rosemary. Come in.

Rosemary, I'll show you where you'll be sleeping.

You must be very tired.

Do you want to follow me?

Come on.

Keisha?

What?

This is Rosemary.

Is she foreign?

-She's going to be staying with us for a couple of days.

-Another one?

SHE KISSES HER TEETH

Rosemary, this is your room. OK?

I'll be back in a minute.

Is the girl any trouble?

Keisha? She's fine.

She's been in care half her life, we allow her the odd strop.

-Does she have a key?

-Yeah.

OK, when Rosemary's in the house, I always want the doors locked.

OK? I want all mobile phones out of sight at all times.

She's my only link to the trafficker and I do not want to lose her.

Then put a policeman on the door.

As far as security goes, April, you're it. Thanks.

-See you.

-Thanks, Sonia.

-What have we got?

-Fall out from a domestic,

boyfriend claims his girlfriend is illegal and a tart, his words.

Anything else?

-He was worse for wear, let's say, she wouldn't let him in.

-THUMPING MUSIC

Hello, there. Police. Can we come in, please?

-Is this about last night?

-It's connected to what happened last night.

Your boyfriend will be appearing in court this morning. Can we come in?

-Do you mind if we have a look around?

-Look around?

Yeah. Is that a problem?

Look for what?

Are you in this country legally, Miss?

I am studying to be a nurse.

Can we see your passport, please?

Your passport.

I have lost it.

Maybe we can we help you find it?

We won't make a mess, I promise. Do you mind?

-You're Portuguese, Anna?

-Yes.

Looks like a genuine blank, content's a good forgery.

D'you hear that?

Forgery, no. No, it's not possible.

It's a fact, Anna, I'm looking at a fake passport.

No, I am a student.

I can show you my books, I will be a nurse!

Miss Costa, we believe your passport to be forged,

therefore, we suspect you of entering this country illegally.

-D'you want to stand up for me?

-Stand.

Just take a look at you, OK?

Can you just turn around?

Open your eyes. Open your eyes.

Open your mouth. Open your mouth.

She looks healthy.

-I think we can do a bit better on the price.

-He wants the money.

He agreed on the price. OK?

SHE SPEAKS RUSSIAN

DOOR CLOSES

SHE SPEAKS RUSSIAN

What to do with the boy now?

He needs a job.

Nyet.

Come on, George.

These dirty bastards, they've been treating this place like a shithole.

Now I need someone that I can trust.

-Do you understand trust?

-Yeah.

-Do you understand?

-Yes... Yes, boss.

-I'm giving you an opportunity, Georgie.

-Yes.

-A chance to earn some real money.

-Yes, boss.

-And just maybe, Georgie, if you work hard...

-Yes.

..you might wind up with a car like mine.

I don't need all this mess, George, do you understand?

I need for it to be clean and tidy.

-Yes.

-I need the floor swept, I need the washing done,

I need it sorted. Washing machine, dryers are over there.

You make sure their clothes are clean.

You'll be sleeping here with the rest of them.

You'll pay me to stay here and for the grub I give you.

Keep everything clean. I don't want it smelling like this.

-Do you understand, George?

-Yes, I work.

# The mulberry bush The mulberry bush

# Here we go round the mulberry bush... #

HE SPEAKS VIETNAMESE

RAP MUSIC PLAYS

HE SPEAKS VIETNAMESE

Kim Pak? Kim Pak?

Have you been smoking all my profit again?

Kim Pak!

THEY ARGUE IN VIETNAMESE

I need to get out of here.

Rosemary, come on. Rosemary, come on back to bed.

You can't leave, it's the middle of the night, come on.

-Would you like water?

-What's going on?

-Go back to bed, Keisha.

-April, what's going on?

It's the middle of the night, you can't go out there,

you've got to come back to bed.

If she wants to go, just let her go.

Keisha, you're not helping me, go back to bed!

Can't you see I can't sleep cos she's making noise!

-No!

-If she wants to go out, open the door and let her out!

-Back to bed now!

-No!

It's all about her, isn't it? You don't care about me, do you?

Please, Rosemary!

-Look at me.

-No!

-Rosemary, look at me, please.

Are you OK?

You're safe.

I need to borrow some cash. Just a tenner, that OK?

It's in my wallet.

Thanks, hun.

Oh, I'm going to be so late.

-Hey, what's this photograph?

-Work.

What's it doing in your wallet?

Just keeping it safe.

Please, don't bring it home.

This isn't home.

-You know what I mean.

-Alison, it's just a photograph.

No, it's a child...with a name. What's her name?

MOBILE PHONE RINGS Rosemary.

I think you were better off in vice.

-Carter.

-'Hi, it's April Harris.'

'Rosemary tried to run from the house last night.'

She's absolutely terrified.

I can't keep her here, if she tries to leave again...

You know, I'm not her jailer, Anthony, I'm sorry.

April, you're all we've got.

You're all I've got, OK?

You've got to do everything you can to hold on to her.

'All right? I've got to go.'

That girl in the photo, she tried to run.

-Love you!

-Get dressed.

-OK.

-Is everything OK?

-Yeah.

-Sorry about the flat.

-It's fine.

See you tonight.

-Wash?

-MAN SPEAKS RUSSIAN

Dirty clothes?

I help you wash, free wash.

No, no. I help you, I help you, free wash.

Do you hear? Free!

There is nothing for free.

But it's my job, it is all what I have.

-I fuck your job.

-Hey, Danny, what's up with you, he's just a boy!

Make your fucking business, OK? Fuck you.

No, fuck you, son of a bitch!

THEY LAUGH

Danny, Danny, Danny, Danny, come on. Come on, man, calm down.

Fuck you, son of a bitch!

It's not worth it.

-I will wash my clothes by myself.

-Come on, sit down.

Wash?

Wash?

It is always morning here.

Come, off to work.

Who are you?

I am a student. I will soon be a nurse, an asset.

Your name's Kadisha Kosh, you're in this country illegally.

You're from East Africa, Somalia.

Your letters, from home, from Somalia, found here at your flat.

-You are wrong.

-We can prove it.

Then prove it. I have friends in Germany, does that make me German?

I'm told you have scars, on your arm.

Were you trafficked?

Don't lie to me, Kadisha Kosh, I know you were trafficked.

You've made a life for yourself...

which tells me you're brave, strong.

Her name is Rosemary.

She was brought into the country yesterday...

..she needs your strength.

I have nothing to say.

She tried to run away last night, make her phone call.

Do you want this little girl to go through what you've been through?

You know nothing about my life.

My name is Anna Costa, I have nothing more to say.

May I go to my class?

-All right. OK.

-That's fine.

'It has to be a girl.'

She has to be hard-working, no older than 14.

-Girls are in demand.

-Girls are more readily available. I know this.

I happen to have just what you need.

One payment - £5,000.

-Ah, it's too much.

-It's a fair price.

-Too much.

I could really sell the girl for £10,000 here in England,

in Italy, Ireland. If I advertise that she is a virgin...

I can sell her for £50,000.

But I am not a pimp, I am a businessman.

-And this girl is special - obedient, strong, healthy.

-Hungry.

I would like to see this excellent girl with a good family.

-You have a big heart, Mr Ekoku.

-Grace...

For the right girl, I will pay half that amount.

£4,000 is my lowest price, you will understand,

-the risks are too great for anything less.

-Too much.

Then I walk away.

£4,000 - my final price.

Michael, take note.

Yes.

-Well, it's best I go.

-HE LAUGHS

Grace, no open door.

THEY SPEAK THEIR OWN LANGUAGE

Ready?

Mm-hmm.

Bring all your dolls.

-Have you got them all?

-Yeah.

Good girl.

This is great, this is going to be your first play date.

Here we go.

DOORBELL RINGS

-And be nice.

-I am nice.

She's just upstairs.

Rosemary!

Come down.

Hello, Rosemary. Are you going to say hi?

Hi.

This is Ellie, my daughter, she's come to have a play.

-Are you going to show all your toys?

-They're not toys!

Sorry, sorry. Your dolls.

This is Molly and this is Natasha.

Do you want to dress her?

Here.

It must have been a hell of a fight...

..between the father and the policeman.

I just hope you know what you're doing.

I need to know who was on that plane with her.

I'm told the traffickers know the house

of every carer in the borough.

Did you know that?

-Yeah.

-I didn't.

Do you want to feel her hair?

Do you want it?

Here you go.

It looks really nice on you.

It can be our little friendship bracelet.

And I'll have mine on

and that'll mean we'll stay friends forever.

Oh, girl...

Miss!

-You live here?

-Who's asking?

The Queen of England.

I might do.

-You might do?

-Yeah.

-Who do you live there with, huh?

A little foreign girl.

-A little foreign girl?

-Hmm-hmm.

-What does she look like?

-She's little.

-Little...

-She's foreign.

-Yes?

-And she's a girl.

Thank you.

OK, this is a fun game. This is called Name the Face.

OK? I put a picture down

-and you've got to tell me who it is.

-OK.

Ready? Fingers on buzzers, please, let's go.

Dad!

-Name?

-Dad!

-That's right, D-A-D, Dad.

-Barney!

-Barney, we love Barney.

Her! It's her!

-Cat's mother? What's her name?

-Erm...

-April.

Good girl. April. Good girl, Rosemary.

-Nelson!

-Mr Mandela to you, young lady.

Me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me! It's me!

-Me, me, me! What's your name?

-Ellie!

Ellie, good girl, two to Rosemary. Very good, Rosemary.

Erm...Dad, another one.

Pingu!

Rosemary?

Are you feeling OK?

Do you know who this is?

I can help you, Rosemary.

Dad, why aren't we moving?

Hey, babe, we're back!

How was your day?

Mummy!

-Did you miss us?

-Where have you been?

-I told you we'd be late.

-Your mobile's switched off.

-Oh, it's on now.

-We've been playing with Rosemary, haven't we, Dad?

-Yes.

-Rosemary?

-It's not a big deal.

Is that the girl from the photograph?

Ali, it's not a big deal. OK? It was a last-minute decision.

-She enjoyed it!

-She's really nice.

She enjoyed it.

What in the name of God are you playing at?

Hey, let's go next door. Put the telly on, OK?

I'll bring you a cookie in a minute, close the door.

-Anthony.

-What?

-The playmate you've chosen for Ellie

is somebody's idea of how to make money.

What if they were watching the house? They weren't.

What if they saw Ellie and thought...she's nice.

-That's ridiculous!

-Oh, you think so?

-She was safe.

You used her.

We agreed you'd never bring this home and you have.

Come on, then! Let's be having you, let's get to work, come on!

Hey, not you, Danny. Stay there, Dan.

Georgie, come on, mate, we'll earn some money tonight.

Let's go to work. Come on, boy.

Come.

Too much mouth, Danny!

Put them down there and get your wellies on.

THEY SPEAK RUSSIAN

Georgie, wipe down the tables, boy.

Right.

BANGING

Kim Pak?

Kim Pak?

CONTINUES IN VIETNAMESE

Kim Pak?

HE SPEAKS IN VIETNAMESE

HE LAUGHS

HE SCREAMS IN DELIGHT

HE SHOUTS IN VIETNAMESE

TYRES SQUEAL, ENGINE REVS

HE SHOUTS IN VIETNAMESE

HORNS BLARE

HE SHOUTS

CAR SPEEDS UP

Let me out!

BRAKES SQUEAL

CRASH

DRIVER SPEAKS IN VIETNAMESE

Oi!

What are you playing at?

You could have killed us!

Stay there! I'll call the police. Stay there. Stay there!

Hey!

No police! No police!

-No police. No phone. No police.

-OK.

SIRENS IN DISTANCE

OK. Just try not to panic.

Basil.

Basil, go on then, tear off some basil.

What's the matter with cheesy beans? That's what I want.

Lots of chilli, please.

Chilli. Oh, my God.

PHONE RINGS

Oh, dear, I can't eat all that chilli.

Carter.

Does he speak English?

So we don't need a translator? OK, I'll see you soon.

Hi, Sonia.

Sorry. They called me. I told them to call you.

So his name is Kim Pak.

He's given no address, no next of kin, no contacts.

Found these on him.

Hello, Kim Pak.

How are you feeling?

If you send me to Vietnam, they will kill me.

-Who will kill you?

-Gangster.

-Who are the gangsters?

Who brought you into the country, Kim Pak?

You probably have cannabis in your blood.

You have cannabis in your pockets.

If you aren't prepared to tell me where you've been,

what you've been doing and who you have been working for, all I see is a criminal.

Just go home now, I need to go to sleep.

Kim Pak, you're too young to be alone without any friends,

you have to trust somebody.

Don't go too far now, Rosemary.

Oooh, that's nice.

It's like a little person, isn't it?

Shall we have some peas?

DOORBELL RINGS

Wait there, Rosemary.

Who is it? Who is it?

Madam, I am looking for my niece.

I think she might be staying with you.

She made a promise she would call.

Rosemary, go back into the kitchen.

-(Go back!)

-Hello?

You have the wrong house.

Can I speak with your husband, please?

-I said you have the wrong house.

-One minute of his time.

-April? What's going on?

-Keisha, go back upstairs.

-Who is it?

-Go into your room, OK?

-What does he want?

-I don't know.

I said you have the wrong house. Now I'm calling the police!

That is a pity.

You see, my niece, she swore an oath.

She made a promise she would call.

Her family will be worried. They will be frightened.

Get away from my house now! I'm calling the police!

GO! GO!

-What's going on?

-Keisha, please go up stairs.

-What does he want?

I'm going to find out. Please go to your room and stay there.

(Please.)

I need a reason not to lock him up.

-Well, he's afraid.

-I need him to give me that reason.

Just give him time, please.

OK. He's 16, he's a minor,

he might be in need of further medical attention,

-he has to be in a hospital or Social. OK?

-Yeah.

Sonia, you need to let me know where he is

-and warn him he needs to talk.

-Thanks, Anthony.

-PHONE RINGS

OK. Carter.

It's April.

Yeah.

I've had a visitor.

Is he still there?

I think he's gone.

Rosemary?

What? April, what is it?

Oh, my God!

April, is she still there?

April, is she still there? Tell me she's still there.

I'm just checking the back.

Rosemary!?

The gate's open. I locked the gate.

Rosemary!

April, is she still there?

ROSEMARY!

I can't see her.

ROSEMARY!

SHE SOBS

Anthony, I'm sorry. She's gone. I'll find her.

SHE PANTS HEAVILY

MOBILE RINGS

Who is this?

This is Rosemary. I have the name of the road for you.

-Do you know him?

-Am I supposed to know every black man in the city?

He's a trafficker.

Do you remember that little girl I told you about - Rosemary?

She's gone.

She ran.

Maybe to him.

Look, I know what it cost you to get that passport -

maybe the best five years of your life.

And all those men.

And I'm sorry... but it begins with someone like him.

It begins with the demand.

He is the supply. Economics.

So you do know him?

What about me?

Can you help me?

All I can promise you is that I'll inform the Home Office

that you co-operated with the investigation.

That's...that's the best I can do.

Do you know him?

No.

-But I can tell you about the girl.

-That's his daughter.

You don't think so?

She's afraid. She's hiding underneath that hat.

She's pretending to be older than she is,

with the high shoes, the clothes.

I think she is stolen.

Come!

Any problems, you know where to find me...

..and when she gets a little older,

when she looks more like a woman, maybe I'll take her back.

Look at me.

Work hard, like I told you.

Is that you?

-I think so, yes.

-And the girl?

Serena, my daughter.

Can I talk to Serena?

-Why?

-Why, is it a problem if I want to talk to her?

Exactly - is there a problem? You tell me.

Serena!

Hello, Serena.

I'm going to ask you a question.

Do you know this little girl?

No...I have never seen her before.

Never.

Who did you visit in Lagos?

My grandmother, my aunties and some clients with my father.

Serena is learning the business.

Can you tell me who this man is?

It is my father - not a very good picture.

-Not a good picture of me nor you, Serena.

-HE CHUCKLES

Thanks.

EKOKU SPEAKS NIGERIAN LANGUAGE

No problem. Now, if you will excuse me,

I believe our business here is finished.

Make sure you finish before you come out here.

It's done.

So now you have a house-girl.

Ah, Grace, you know we have children to take care of,

businesses to run, and you are pregnant.

-I don't want it in this house.

-You just have to be patient with her.

Ah, you, go through.

-Is she clean?

-What?

-Is she clean? Does she have lice, infection?

-Listen, I am trying to talk to you.

-I am listening to you talk.

Wait. Grace, she is necessary.

Ah-ah! What do you mean? This is not Nigeria, my friend.

You are not a politician - you are an ordinary man.

-Grace, take it easy.

-I don't want her sleeping on my sofa.

-Fine!

-Listen, I'm trying to talk to you.

-I'm listening to you talk!

-Wait.

Hah? Bringing another person into this house!

We shouldn't be doing this in front of the children anyway.

CAR DOORS SHUT

PEOPLE CHATTER

-All right, Sean?

-Yes, boss. Thank you.

What about me, boss?

Not this time, George, eh? Maybe next week.

-Next week?!

-Maybe.

-I work hard, I work all this week!

-Maybe, eh? Maybe.

-He has worked hard.

-Shut it, Sean!

You got something to say to me, say it in private!

-I'm only saying he's worked hard.

-I work in the house!

I work in the factory! I work hard for you!!

George...

you've said enough.

Leave it.

GEORGE GROANS

CARTER: So is there anything you want to tell me?

About this place?

Anything at all?

What about the other boy?

There was another boy in the car, when you crashed.

Is he happy, do you think? Is he safe?

-He will not be killed.

-No, but you will.

-Yes.

-By gangsters.

OK. This is my home. This is where I work.

Why escape?

Why run?

If you knew they would kill you, why risk it?

There must have been a reason.

I wanted to sleep...

..to sleep in the dark.

-Take it easy.

-It's you she gets it from.

Ah, she doesn't get it from me! It's your dad she gets it from.

Why are you teaching him that?

LAUGHTER

-Did you wash your hands?

-Yes, miss.

Did you scrub them? Properly, with soap?

Yes, miss.

Do it again.

-Eat your food now and stop playing.

-WATER RUNS

Manda?

It's Thomas Ekoku and his daughter. Look at her shoes.

-Heels.

-So?

-And she comes to just below his shoulder.

But the Serena we saw came to his shoulder at least.

In flats...

..different girls.

The girl in the cap, the girl you passed off as your daughter.

-Who is she?

-My daughter.

Where is she? Sold?

At home.

How much did you get for Rosemary, when you sold her?

This is nonsense. I have no idea what you're talking about.

HE BANGS TABLE Who!

I am talking about two little girls, one of them called Rosemary.

Tiny, frightened little children

that you brought into this country and sold.

You are mistaken. I am not a trafficker.

No, that's right.

What you are is a slaver. A piece of shit.

If you have any further questions, perhaps it is best

I have my lawyer present.

But I will say one more thing.

These "pieces of shit" you are talking about,

are the English men, the Italian men,

the Germans, the Spanish, the French,

all of these educated, greedy Europeans

gladly pay money to abuse young African girls,

without ever asking who they are or where they are from.

I have done nothing wrong.

I am a hard-working British citizen.

I'm not a trafficker or a slaver.

I'm not a piece if shit, and I'm not a man you can push around.

I've no intention of pushing you around...

but I will lock you up.

You have upset my children, Mr Carter.

You have upset my little girl.

I believe you too have a little girl.

It is so hard to keep them safe.

-Kids, come on.

-It's your fault.

CHILDREN BICKER

Stop all this arguing. Now, let's go, let's go.

Precious, Precious, you have your form for your teacher?

-Yes.

-Yeah?

-It's your fault...

We are always late.

OK, I have got the keys now.

Miss, when can I go to school?

Keep off the balcony and keep away from the windows.

I want to go to school.

I think you heard what I said.

Now, wear your coats.

DOOR SHUTS

THEY SPEAK VARIOUS LANGUAGES

Georgie. Come on, George.

Come on, boy, come with me. Come on, son.

You said I could trust you, Georgie.

Yes, boss, you can trust me.

What's this, Georgie?

It was you, wasn't it?

It was you, Georgie.

"I work for no money"?

I trusted you, Georgie.

Now...I've got no money.

-Luka, take his clothes!

-No!

-Take his shoes, take his jacket.

Hand it over, Georgie.

No!

Knows his sandwiches?!

Get out of here, Georgie! Live on the streets where you belong!

SHE SOBS

Why are you looking?

I want to have a job!

I want to have a life like you!

I want to have a good life!

I want the chance to have a good job!

I want to have money, to give for my mum.

HE SOBS

Mama.

Mama, Mama!

Mum...

YOUTHS LAUGH AND CHATTER

Go! Come on, you rich people, come on.

LAUGHTER

You... You have all...

You have all nice...

HE WHIMPERS

Georgie?

Mama?

SHE MURMURS

'Stab wound to the stomach.'

He was found there this morning so he could have been there some time.

That was found on him.

Thanks.

-TV:

-This four-bedroomed house needs quite a lot of work before...

Hey, Kim Pak.

You OK?

I don't know what's going to happen next.

There's a chance you could be taken out of here.

Put into a young offenders' institution.

Prison.

You might stay in prison.

They might send you back to Vietnam.

Right now, you could pack your bag and walk out the door.

Disappear, to another city...

..to a place where you could sleep...

..safely.

You're a survivor, Kim Pak. You could do that.

Yeah.

If you do walk out the door...

..I will not come to find you.

I'm too busy.

WOMEN SPEAK RUSSIAN

WASHING MACHINE SPINS

Excuse me, girl.

What do you think you're doing? Come here.

Hmm?

I said, what do you think you are doing?

Can you remove that, please?!

Uh-uh! What kind of nonsense?

You think you're...

Can you take this off? Goodness me. What do you mean by this?

Give me this. What nonsense! You think you're something special?

Who said you could wear my children's clothes? Come away!

What do you mean? Come out from this place!

Who said you could wear my children's clothes?

Come out from here! I said move, huh?!

Move, shift!

Nonsense, stupid, rubbish girl.

Eh? Come out from here.

And stay down. I don't want anyone seeing your stupid head.

Get down there! Naughty girl.

DOOR OPENS

-Where are the children?

-I left them with Joyce.

-Joyce?

The children are not coming back until that girl has left this house.

-Where's the girl?

-She's outside.

-Outside where?

-Outside on the balcony.

-Please.

-I don't want her in this house, please.

I want her gone.

I don't want her touching my children, my clothes, my furniture, nothing! I want her gone!

-She cost us four thousand.

-Uh-uh, I don't care about the money.

I can smell her all over my furniture. I want her gone!

Please, I don't care where, I just want her gone!

OK.

Girl, this is where you'll be living now...and working.

Listen, do not touch anything, do you understand?

Nothing.

BUZZER SOUNDS

BUZZER SOUNDS

Hello?

Hello.

You are alone, yes?

Who is this?

Someone who knows you are alone.

Dad?

Yeah?

Dad. Dad.

-What is it?

-Ellie, get in the car!

MOBILE RINGS

Yeah. Hello, darling.

-Excuse me!

-You have to do your own business. That's... Listen, you...

Go anywhere near my family and the moment you're locked up,

before you even get to court, I will have you dealt with.

That's not a threat, that is a promise!

I'll call you back.

I don't blame you for being angry. You're a father.

Don't you dare. Have I made myself clear?

Have I made myself clear?

You have made yourself abundantly clear...

that all you really care about is yourself and your family.

We are the same.

MOBILE RINGS

-Carter.

-We've got something. A telephone message.

It was left on the mobile we cloned of Thomas Ekoku. Listen to this.

It is David.

My wife, she...isn't happy with our recent purchase.

I would like to return it as quickly as possible.

Not for all of the money but for at least half.

I know you can sell her on, so please, no arguments about the fee,

no games.

-"I know you can sell her on."

-Have you got the caller's number?

A phone box, Upper Road, just off Oxford Road.

It's loaded with traffic cameras.

We've got him.

I'm going to look inside, you stay here out the front.

(Rosemary.)

-What are you doing?

-Police.

-Rosemary.

-Go, go, go, go.

Rosemary. Rosemary!

Rosemary!

Go. Run. Run!

Rosemary!

Rosemary, stay there, don't move.

-She's just a child!

-You know nothing!

Stand back from the door, stand back!

HE KICKS THE DOOR

SHOUTING

-Did you see her? She came out of here, did you see her?!

-No!

-She'll call.

-Oh, fuck!

-She'll call.

'Is very cheapest one, is very cheapest one.'

MOBILE RINGS

'Hello, Mister.

'This is Rosemary.

'I have the name of the road for you.'

Let's go.

PHONE RINGS

Hello?

Hello? Hello?

Rosemary?

Hey, hey, hey...

Hey.

You're safe now, Rosemary. Shh.

Hey, sweetheart, shh. I'm not going to hurt you. I'm not going to hurt you.

Nobody, nobody is going to hurt you.

I promise you. Shh, shh, shh...

Hey, hey, you're safe, you're safe now.

Rosemary, this is Anna, the lady I told you about.

Hello, Rosemary.

I really wanted to meet you.

Because I believe we are the same.

You see?

And I've never told this to anyone, not one person.

I was a little older than you but I was still very scared.

And I believed bad things would happen if I did not do as I was told.

So I did as I was told.

But bad things still happened.

Terrible things.

I was lonely...

..afraid...

All I could do was cry and pray.

Then one day a voice inside me said, "Anna...

"..only you can make these bad things stop."

Who?

I don't know.

Maybe it was me.

My heart.

But I found the strength to say, "Enough!"

"My name is Anna and I swear to myself I will save myself!

"I swear."

And do you know what happened next?

Good things happened next.

School.

Friends.

Good things.

All because I listened to what is in here.

Inside.

And in here.

We are the same.

We are good women.

Number five.

Good girl.

CHILDREN SING IN ANOTHER ROOM

# We are marching to where freedom begins

# We are marching to where freedom begins

# We are marching to where freedom begins

# We are marching, we are marching

# We are marching to where freedom begins

# We are marching, we are marching

# We are marching to where freedom begins... #

Daddy, Daddy! Daddy!

-How are you?

-I'm fine.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

Did you have a good day at school today? Was it a good day?

-Mmm.

-Yeah?

Good girl.

PLANE ROARS OVERHEAD

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