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Before We Die

Detective Inspector Hannah Laing and crime matriarch Dubravka Mimica, two mothers on opposite sides of the law, both lost sons in season one. Hannah’s son fell in love with Bianca Mimica and fled overseas while Dubravka’s son is missing presumed dead. While Dubravka seeks revenge, Hannah must finish the job her son started and expose the Mimica gang.

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Episode 5

Season 2 Episode 5 | 46m 43s | CC

Billy is alive, but for how long? Hannah uses Billy’s tracker to find him. Dubravka worries that all the police attention has made her a liability so she decides to hand the business over to Goran and focus on her future grandchild. Hannah concentrates on rescuing Bianca which leads to a deadly standoff between the two matriarchs.

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