She Sinds her Workmates Are her Anemy | Episode 8 - DIRTY LAUNDRY | Full Movie in English HD

I just think we should take some time to get to know each other. Like dating? Yeah. I said I'd support you. You can't afford me. Did you have a bust up? She's decided to end it because of my career and Oscar. Has Oscar ever been to this business? Just once. Matt, I'm getting a lawyer. I want full custody. Strictly off the record, we were in Brisbane having a meeting. It was with a gentleman who had funds to invest, shall we say. Dodgy money? It was a genuine commercial relationship. But he's not the kind of person who'd want to come to official attention. And he is the kind of chap who might get physical. There's stuff about the guns and Dad. That's got to be crazy. She was out of the country in Brisbane on a false passport meeting. God knows who. Who are you really? Ex-SAS. I did my time. Ended up in private security in the Middle East. Did you kill people? I got myself out of problems when I had to. It's into the home straight now. See Trevor by her neck from Goodnight Nurse. Christ on a bike. You've got to go in hard with Vicky. You cannot show weakness. Mum, I can deal with this. It's your son we're talking about. Vicky was messed up about Leisha and me, but it's over. I'm sorry about that. Have you got an agreement in writing with Vicky? Mum, you know how I feel about lawyers. Apart from my sister. I want to keep this civilised. No one is civilised over custody. My roommate, Aroha, she's lost her kid. That's sad. It's actually quite appalling. It's a shame, but I'm okay. Really. I hope so, sweetheart. How's everyone else? Hey. Ni hao. What are you guys up to? We're on lunch. Just waiting for a couch. Why do you need a couch? For the house. It was all burnished. This house? Yeah. You're renting our house? Julie Abattoir. We love it. Two years in a row, young neoliberals do calendars. How is that cool? If it ain't broke. You want to buy one? Um, skint, bro. I'll smoke you an IAU. Gotta be in to win. Alright. What about you, beautiful? Hold. Bank pays 21. Damn you. Not again. Not your lucky day, son. Oh, it's you. You okay there, babe? Miley and Rihanna have moved into our house. Oh, is that a problem? Well, how can they afford to live there when we can't? Like they've even got real furniture. Well, we'll get there, babe. Just don't sweat it. Don't all rush. Uh, is that real money you're playing with? Uh, just a little small change. Yeah. Right. I'm off to see mum. Any last requests? Is Donna Rafferty around? I'm not here, Laura. Who might you be? Nikki, we're soon as done. Ah, you better come in. Uh, this bloke's a friend of Donna's, apparently. More of a business relationship, really. And you are? Kat, Donna's daughter. I couldn't offer you a calendar by any chance. Yeah, I guess. Well, normally this baby's self-study, but I'll cut you a deal. Two for 50? No cash on me, sorry, mate. Right. So, yeah, your mum? There are visiting hours. Is she in hospital? Prison. Prison? Vermont, actually. Since when? For a while. Did you say you were from Brisbane? No, I don't think I did say. But yeah, Brisbane. What's the charge? Money laundering. Right. Well, I might be seeing you around. Oh, hey. Come see me at the Hatfield shops tomorrow. I'll cut you a deal. Yeah, good on you, mate. Trevor? What's going on? Just wanted a breath of fresh air, that's all. Who's Nicky? Is he gone? Yes. What's going on? Your mother and I did some business with Nicky's family. The Brisbane Connection? That's the one. And? And we owe him money. Well, the old man, really. He's the boss. So pay them. How can I? Cops up the wazoo. Donna out of action. My hands are tied. Trevor, grow some balls and deal with it. Okay. I'll sort it out. Better. Hey. Nana wants to know if you're still playing. I think I've done my dash. Right. Actually, mate. Yeah? I've got a bit of a job for you. Yeah? Yeah. Nicky. Bit of a gym bunny look? Yeah. His dad's really the brains of the operation. Are you aware that you owed them money? We did have a sum invested for them. Some of what went through our businesses before that got curtailed. There used to be regular payments. How much? It's a bit complicated. But there is this dash somewhere. It's not that easy to get hold of. Trevor said he'd deal with it. I'm not sure Trevor's got any money. The appeal's coming up. I've got a good relationship with Nicky's dad. I can handle this once I'm out. I'm really going to miss you girls. You've really meant a lot to me. And it's been really great working with you all. And I've made some really good friends. So don't be strangers, OK? How are you? Just saying goodbye to the girls. So where are you working now? I'm just focusing on my studies. Oh. Great. Anyway, I should go get my stuff. Yeah. Sad day. Yeah. Any leads on a replacement? You're meant to be management. And Donna had a good eye for an honest girl. Not my area of expertise. Leisha was our best earner. I'm a teacher, not a pimp. And I'm trying to sort things with my ex- You're the reason Leisha left. I'm holding you responsible, Sonny. Becky, what's up? The bathroom. Is Oscar still in there? Going on an hour. What's the problem? He wants to see Leisha. Well, no one's seeing Leisha anymore. And the other business? The brothel? Still exists, but that's nothing to do with Oscar. Matt. From my lawyer. I was going to drop it round. Well, we've settled all that. Not as far as I'm concerned. Oscar is unsettled, and this just proves it. Full custody. Child support. You still get to see him every other weekend. I need the father every day. I just don't think your mother's house is a safe environment. This is not fair, Becky. I did what you wanted. It's what I think is best. Oscar! Oscar, it's Dad. You need to come out. Hey, mate. What's going on? I miss Leisha. I do too, buddy. But... sometimes, no matter what you do, things don't always work out the way you want. Yeah, I thought I might check in on my niece in Christchurch. That was a bit sudden. But you can't beat family, can you? Nah. It's not legal anymore. More's the pity. You're a hard woman, Pat. Bells, bells. Did you take the scenic route? He told me to make sure I wasn't being followed. Yeah, not to stop off in Taupo on the way. Cab's waiting. Oi. Want to pay? Oh, right. Later. Off somewhere, Trent? Mickey. Don't worry, mate. I can take this fella where he needs to go. I wouldn't dream of it, honestly. Here. For your time. Wow, this is a coincidence. Been trying to get in touch. Dad'll be pleased to hear that. Yeah, thing is, Mickey, we've run into a spot of trouble. Well, whacked out in the boot, eh? I don't want any bother. Honestly. Hey, what are friends for? Hurry it up, Trevor. Got a bit of a problem with my ticker. Bit of exercise will do you good, Trev. Thanks for that. It's all about muscle tone at your age. Light weights, high reps. Helps with cardio, too. Dad is in the gym first thing every morning, and he's on the paleo. Oh, thank God. There you go. Yeah, that'll do. For a start. Give my regards to your old man. Don't be long before it's all sorted. What am I going to do with that? Take it home to Dad. I'm not wandering around an airport with this. They have sniffer dogs for cash? Really? Yes. Trevor, and the deal was it was meant to be clean. Like I said, the cops are all over me. You're over, Trevor. I'll give you 24 hours. It's five now, so five tomorrow. Were you clear on that? Hello, stranger. Hi, busy? I could take him in for you. I need some information. Sure. Would Nicky Rossini, his family, live in Brisbane? Rossini? Crims? Well, I can't find anything on the internet, but he's an associate of Mum's. Your mother gets more interesting every time. Do you know anyone over there? Well, someone always knows someone. Why, you want to come around, put the band back together? Maybe have a beer? Let's keep this professional, shall we? So how's the fee structure work on this? Let me know your rate and I'll fix you up. I was thinking some sort of contract. How about we see what you find out first? Sorry, I don't really see how this is a problem. When you said you'd find tenants, I didn't think it'd be Miley and Rihanna. I wish I had more like them. Tidy, responsible, no kids or pets. But how can they afford it? They work, sweetheart. So do I. My last client cancelled. And they're in tomorrow. But we're shut on a Sunday. Not anymore. No one asked me about it. Well, they asked me and I didn't think you'd mind. What if I do mind? Relax, sweetheart. Your business is busy. Your mortgage is being paid. You're winning. Would you like a glass of wine? Yes, please. Babes, our home. It's like they've taken over my life. No way, you're still the boss. An opening on a Sunday. And what's wrong with that? Do you want to work on Sunday? It's like Nanapat says. It's like an Asian invasion. Hey, don't get all Nanapat on me. Next thing you'll be calling me a Māori bludger. Don't be silly. You're not. Want to bet? I could never think that. There's no point in pumping my tyres. I blew 30 bucks on that car game. Yeah, but Uncle Trevor can take money off anyone. I guess. Just don't ever gamble again. Yeah, yeah, babe. Oh, you don't have to stand up. Always good to look well-mannered on a date. Disguises the lecturer's intent. Don't get ahead of yourself. So, how's the bail appeal coming? I've got Justice Herring, who's always sympathetic to the ladies. And? I don't want to curse it, but let's just say I'm quietly confident. How's life in the crowded house? Great. Like you for the bathroom? Yeah, sometimes. You can leather yourself up and mine after lunch. We've got all day. Sounds tempting. Ain't you going to answer me? She probably just wants to know how it's going. She'd bring oranges at halftime if she could. You should take it. I've spent enough time worrying about my mother. Hey, Mum. I'm not at home. I'm meeting Kat. Okay, so, maybe I'm being silly, but your father is away, and then he gets this call on his other mobile. He has two? Yeah, I don't know why. The point is, he left it behind. This woman called up about a place that David has, thank you, a place that David has taken in the Olwyn building, and she thought that I was someone called Leisha. Maybe it's some mix-up. Crossed wires. The woman was very insistent that this Leisha is living in the apartment. Maybe it's a rental. A rental I've never heard of? Where's David now? Uh, Shanghai. Well, at least that's what he told me. Just talk with Dad, okay? There's bound to be a reasonable explanation. There was a Leisha at your engagement party. She was very pretty. Yep. Can't be the same one. I mean, she was with your brother. He could just be overreacting. You know what they say, wife's always the last to know. I should go. No, no, I'm sorry. You two should be having a lovely day together. I'm sorry. It's fine. Come on, stay. Have some lunch. I can catch up with Andrew any time. Really, it's fine. I hope everything works out. I'll see you soon, eh? Yeah, okay. Ah, lo, lo, lo. Ah, back already. That was a flying visit. You don't want to wear out your welcome, do you? What have you done to your hand? Ah, just a bit of an accident. Cop test. Fell out. Something like that. All right, sure you're selling. Bye, Trish. Young liberal needs a chauffeur. Too lazy to walk. You can it, mate. Cheers. Thanks. Gentlemen, might I interest you in a business proposition? Thanks, Trevor. I think you've done enough for this family. Oh, don't be like that. Wow. How much is that? A hundred grand, give or take. Awesome. Where did this come from? It's all above board. Strictly speaking, the IRD might be intrigued, but all you need to do is take it to the casino and have a flutter. I don't think so. I'll make it worth your while so you can keep your winnings. Except I don't want to. Oh, come on. Gambling causes misery and suffering. What do you mean? Hunters are the beating heart of this country. Lotto, GGs. The whole thing's a racket. Hey, come on, mate. You've got to be in to win. That didn't work out so well for me last time, Trevor. I'm not too bloody wowsers. I swear to you, these are legitimate funds. And I'll pay you for your time, even if you lose. For real. Hi. Hey, howdy Kat. What's going on? Trevor's trying to make us gamblers ill-gotten gains. Investment funds. Is this money for Nicky? Eh? Have you got some cash to pay him off? What are you talking about? I said I'd take care of it. Man up and work. All the boys need to do is take this to the casino. Right. So what's the problem then? You know how I feel about gambling and casinos. They only care about making profit. They prey on the poor, the vulnerable. What? Kat, what are you doing? You're doing it. I am not helping Trevor. It's against my principles. You have to. For Mum. What? Some guy from Brisbane's turned up demanding payback. So we have to sort it. Mum knows about this? Yeah. And these guys aren't here to play trains. Oh, jeez. Check you out. You don't have to love it, but you have to help. Why can't you do this? I'm a lawyer. But your bad look of one of these clients saw me in there. I'm a teacher. Exactly. One of the odds of one of your colleagues being in a high rollers room. Oh, thanks for that. Hardball. Hey, have you talked to Leisha recently? Saw her yesterday. Did she tell you about her new place? What place? Kat? It would seem that David has put her up in a flat in the old Wynne building. How the hell do you know this? I just saw Delia. It was news to her too. Oh, Christ, that bastard. I'm sorry. Yeah. So are you good for this casino run? Do I have a choice? Well, it's a bum up, so no. Looking good, fellas. I don't know about high rollers. Yeah, I left my tux at the dry cleaner's, eh? That's fine. We don't want to call attention. So, how do we do this? You're going to turn the cash into chips, play a couple of hands to make it look legit, and then bank it. Whoa, you could have a future in this kind of work. Thanks, Trevor. Hold on. So, cash in the chips, and then we take it to the bank. No, no, no, no. You can't just hand it back to them. They'll know something's up. So just have a laugh, win some, lose some. What if we lose all of it? Just keep your stakes low. 90 grand has to go through. Got it? Yeah, kind of. It's clearly a flawless plan, Trevor. The main thing is, this lot needs to be cashed into this account by 5 p.m., no later. Got it. Good luck. Yeah, I need it. Oh, and hey, don't tell Bianca, okay? Yeah, sure. Make me proud, boys. That was supposed to be my rainy day money. Yep, well, now it's pouring. I'll be five minutes, max. What if I get mugged? Well, no one's gonna mug a dude like you. What's so important? Look, two minutes. You and me, we could go to Rio. Hi. Uh, you might have some pissed-off neighbours. I had to ring every buzzer in the building. How did you know I was here? You weren't planning on telling me about your new place? That has nothing to do with you. And how's David? I don't know. You moved in with him? He just visits. He's away for a while. Alicia, you don't even like the guy. He pays the bills. And I see him a couple of times a week. I thought you were leaving to study. I am. I needed somewhere to live. And so what? There are extras. You have no right to question me like this. We broke up. You broke up with me. I was doing the right thing for you and Oscar. I had to move on, and now I can afford to. So it's all about money. Now I can study, and I don't have to work nights. So it's all good. I'm so glad it's all working out for you. How's Oscar? Shit, bro. Let's roll. I'm gonna fleece these bastards. Okay. Hi there. Hi, is everything okay? Oh, I was just passing. Oh, okay. Sorry. You're really busy. I know. Rihanna couldn't come to work today. Do you need a hand? Oh, that'd be great. Konnichiwa. It's lovely to meet you. Pretty freaky, eh? Holding on to all this cash. Thousands, please. Same, please. Those your best questions, gentlemen? I'm not real good at black check. You have to play. What? Just anything. All right. Bed's now closed. Rihanna. It's good to see you, sir. How come you're here? I work here. Casual. Please don't tell Imogen. I wouldn't. You're doing very well, sir. Me and Bianca, we're quite skint. Just playing for a freeing day. I won't say anything, sir. Please don't call me sir. Kind of makes me feel weird. Would you like to play? I don't actually know how this works. Nah. Well, any number can pay 36, and you can be at one-for-one on red, black, odds or even. Right. Ni hao. Hi. Place your bets, please. Or you can just watch for a while. You'll pick it up. How about a nice fundraising calendar? No, thank you. Or proceeds to a good cause? No, I'm fine. Leo Rafferty, yeah? Yeah, hi. Making a few sales? Pretty slow, actually. But I can still cut you that deal. Two for 60. You said 50. Ooh, sold to the gentleman in the track suit. Thank you. Trevor reckons you've got quite a head for business. Really, did he say that? What are you doing selling this crap? Tell me about it. I have got a few sideline projects of my own, though. We could grab a coffee, have a chat about it. Don't really drink coffee, but I am really hungry. Negotiating already, my man. I'll just... Hey, guys, I'm just going to follow up on that lead. See you later, Leo. Catch you later. Car's just over here. This one? Yeah. Nice ride. This? At home, I drive a Maserati. Oi. Man. Sir. It's Hane. I'm not supposed to say this, but if the luck isn't there... Well, maybe you're right. So, how does this fit in with the hairdressing? Mostly when someone's sick. I speak Mandarin. I know. You're really good at Chinese. Because you are Chinese. You must work, like, all the time. Yeah. But you should go. You're not lucky. I can tell that. You wearing the number four? It's a bad number. Very bad. Thanks for the advice. How's it going? He is incredible. Hi. I'm Cindy. Tang. Nice to meet you. You too. Go tiger. Isn't he? It's just basic probability. There must be some upside to being a maths teacher. So, how did you get in with the Rossinis in the first place? An Aussie mate of mine from way back put us in touch. His name was Budgie. He used to be a roadie for Dragon. Sounds reliable. Love's all about contacts, alley cat. So, are the Rossinis your only investor? You're starting to sound a lot like the cops, young lady. Shit. How's it going there? Trev. Just wanted to make sure you were keeping your end up. No problems, Nicky. Money's probably there already. Not yet, mate. I've got a gizmo on the phone that tells me all about it. But I ran into a friend of yours. Who? Uncle Trev. How's it hanging? Leo. Are you all right? Our Leo? Yeah, mate, no worries. Where is he? Where are you, Leo? I'm with Nicky. What's going on? All right, Trev. Just wanted to check things were cool. So, you keep in touch, yeah? Jesus, Trevor. Is Leo all right? He's with Nicky. Hi. Hi, it's me. I have been working on this stuff. Nicky's got my little brother. He's only 14. It's a hostage situation. That's what it sounds like to me. I should call the cops. Probably not a good idea. Why not? Well, those kind of guys get jittery at handover. If he panics, that's when it will turn to custody. You're really not reassuring me. Does your brother have a phone? Leo never picks up for me. He's not going to pick up for you. No, I meant, what's his number? You are such a star. Let's wrap it up, eh? Don't be crazy. He's on a winning streak. Believe me, this hardly ever happens. It's quarter to five, bro. Loads of time. 15 minutes, dude. Come on. You never quit while you're ahead. What she said. Heaps of time. So what's your sister's deal? Kat. She's a lawyer. Kind of the successor of the family. But lawyers don't make anything you can sell. That is so true. So I'm looking at investing in the second-hand market. Leo Rafferty. What's it to you? Nicky Razzini, I presume. Name's Jackson. I'm a friend of Kat's. She asked me to give you a lift home. I'm okay. Your sister's worried. There's nothing to be worried about. Leo's just having a burger with a friend. We're talking business here. Sorry about everything. It's all right. Are burgers any good? I feel sick in the guts about this. Yeah? You should. Be prepared. I've still got a gun. What? One of the antiques. Trevor. Shooting someone isn't going to make this any better. I love that kid. Do you know how many for dinner? Uh, no. I don't know. I better go and pick up his nibs. Actually, you don't need to pick me up. Someone else is doing it. Could have bloody told me. Shit. It's ten to five. Come on, Matt. He can win it back easy. He totally can. Stop encouraging him, dude. Look at the time. Want to celebrate? No, he doesn't have time, sorry. Stop hassling me. Matt, we need to bank this. Now. Might be long. This is bullshit. Take your hands off me. Hey, what's going on? You leave her alone, mate. Right. Fine. I'm leaving. Right. We're doing this now. What's happening? It's okay. I'm with him now. Is he all right? No, Leo's good. He just doesn't want to leave. Put him on. Why are you bugging me? Go with Jackson now. What about Stranger Danger? Don't even know the guy. Leo, just do it. Whatever. I'm supposed to go with him, apparently. Hold it. Let's not start anything, okay? I'm just looking out for my interests. That's all. Hey, guys. Call it. Good news? Yeah, you could say that. Guess we can catch up some other time, mate. I haven't seen you like that before, man. Like what? Hard ass, you know? You don't think I'm a real man? You're kind of serious. You mean total pussy. Hey! What happened in there? I got kicked out. They think I'm working as an escort. There's no shame in that. You think so? Sure. Well, I am in sales and promotion, but it's only part time. And the casino's a great place to meet guys with money. Totally. We should catch up sometime. Matt, no. Sure. I'd love to. Great. We'll talk soon, eh? Lovely to meet you, Matt. You too. You are seriously starting to worry me, bro. Okay. All right, that's enough. Thank you. Told you there wasn't a problem. Come here, Leo. It's not as if it's a second coming. I mean, he was just out selling calendars. Yeah. Thank you for the lift, Holland. My pleasure. Excuse me. Now, it's spag ball for dinner tonight, if that is acceptable. Yeah, that's great. The conquering heroes have returned. You did it. You bloody did it. Did what? Oh, nothing. What took you so long? Sorry. Do you want to walk me out? Yeah, sure. Thank you for handling the hostage situation. You were lucky. I just got a call from a mate about the Razzinis and their businesses. Extortion, racketeering, and a number of missing associates. What? They're dead? Take my advice, okay? Stay away from these bastards. Well, what if they don't stay away from us? I know some people. Like who? Just friends of friends. You might need security. But they got what they wanted. You think so? Just call me if you need to. Hey, I didn't pay you. Well, we can sort it out another time. Just make sure your house is secure. Don't answer the door to strangers. Definitely. I feel like I climbed Everest on a Sunday. You know before, why didn't that lady want me to do her hair? Some people, they're a bit prejudiced. Thank you so much for helping out. I really needed it. That's okay. And we really do love your house. That's great. Our last place, we had five people sharing one room. Really? Just two of us now. And we rent out the other room. You do? To travellers. It's cheaper than a hotel and helps to pay the rent. That is so clever. That way we can send money back to our families. You do that? Sure. You want to see pictures of my little sister? I'd love to. They're unbelievable. Miley and Rihanna, they just work so hard. Yeah. I didn't know Rihanna could speak real good English. And they speak Chinese. That must be hard. I know. Hey, I did some work for Trevor today. Tame. Did he rip you off? Not at all. Wow. Amazing. Yeah, I was thinking we could put a shed on at the pub for the netball guys. We could. Or I could buy you a dress and we can go for dinner. That would be so great. We need to be more like Miley and Rihanna. You want to give it to your family? No. We could save it. Like put it in a bank? If you say so, babe. Hand it over. Why are you unranked for madness? It's been an eventful day. I smashed at the casino today. Totally smashed it. You dropped your principles for a good cause. Actually, I stopped in at Leisha's new place on the way. Matt, no. No, it was inspiring. She is with David. For his money. I'm sorry. Don't be. I am cashed up. Look at this. You made 10 grand? Yep. I loved it. The thrill of it. Every hand. I could be back there tomorrow. You do know what that would make you? Yeah, a winner. Dad. I'm nothing like Dad. I won. Yeah, until the next time. Well, who cares about next time? I saw Vicky yesterday. She's fighting custody. What are you going to do? Drop the principles, get my son back. You know I said I'd help. Thanks. I can do this on my own. What are you doing here? I just wanted to let you know that I'm not going to roll over on custody. Okay, I don't think you have a choice about that. My lawyer doesn't see it that way. You've got a lawyer? Top of her field. Won most of her family cases this year. How can you afford that? I'd do anything for my son. Still doesn't change what's right. This isn't right, Vicky. Oscar was happy as he was. Until his fun mum turned out to be a hooker. My family is not a bad influence. Our house is not an unstable environment. I will fight you all the way. Actual CV, but I do have experience. Lovely. I'll get Jade to give you the grand tour, see what you think of the place. Great. Hi. She's a bit of all right. I underestimated you, Sonny. You've got your mother's eye. How'd you find her? Oh, you know, just a bit of luck. Get out. Bright fella, that Leo. Should have a real big future. What do you want? Thing is, Kat, the old man's a bit worried. I'm sorry to hear that. Cops and gobs, never a great look. It'd be a real shame if Donna were to say anything to them. No, it's not like that. We all want to keep this clean. Maybe I should have a chat with her face to face. You have to identify yourself to the prison if you want to visit. I heard she might be out on bail soon. Because then we could organise a proper cat together. Nikki took Leo. Leo's fine. The point is, Nikki might be hanging around. Andrew says we're all set for Thursday. Once I know... I'm sorry, Mum, but I don't think we should continue with the appeal. You don't mean that. You're safer in here. You're overreacting. Mum, listen to me. I need to get out. And we need you to be safe. What if the Rossini's get hold of you? Why would they do anything to me? They think you're a threat. You need to do this for me, alright? I just feel so bad that you've had to take this on. I can handle it. What if he threatens someone else? It's okay. We'll cope. I'll think of something.