:32:00
Face?
:32:01
Oval. Look...
:32:02
I know this seems like
annoying bureaucracy, but...
:32:05
...we have to send
a missing person's report to the police.
:32:09
I've been to the police.
I've filled out the form.
:32:12
And it's not a missing person.
:32:14
It's a kidnapping.
:32:16
Don't you think it's premature
to be so positive?
:32:18
No, I don't. I have witnesses.
:32:21
My wife was kidnapped.
:32:23
Do you understand?
:32:25
Yes, of course.
:32:26
What would you like us to do, exactly?
:32:32
I want you to find my wife.
:32:36
Dr. Walker, ours is basically
a liaison function.
:32:39
We can help you communicate
with the French police.
:32:42
We can put a little pressure
on the Ministry of Interior.
:32:46
But, it's their jurisdiction.
We can't just send a posse out after her.
:32:50
What do you do here?
:32:53
I'm head of American Services.
Visa applications...
:32:56
...registering births...
:32:58
Is there somebody here who can help me?
:33:04
Talk to our security officer.
:33:08
- Are you rich?
- No, I'm well off. I'm a surgeon.
:33:12
- Involved in politics?
- No.
:33:14
Your wife?
:33:15
The same. We don't even vote anymore.
:33:19
There isn't much to support
your kidnapping theory, except this.
:33:23
She could have dropped it.
:33:26
It's flimsy, doesn't close very well.
:33:29
It used to.
:33:33
You were in the shower
when this person called?
:33:36
So you didn't hear
any of their conversation?
:33:39
No, none of it.
:33:42
They spoke for a moment,
then she went downstairs to meet him.
:33:46
Meet him?
:33:48
Yes. Meet him.
:33:49
And when they left the hotel,
he had his arm around her.
:33:52
He had his arm around her.
:33:55
Here, like this.
:33:56
He could have had a gun. Like this.
:33:59
Pointed at her.