An operative for an elite private intelligence firm finds her priorities changing dramatically after she is tasked with infiltrating an anarchist group known for executing covert attacks upon major corporations.

Luca: Since when do we turn away outlaws?
Benji: We are The East. And we are your wake-up call. And we are not hiding from you.
Benji, Izzy: [now in unison] We *are* you. We are the morning you got off the treadmill and ran under the open sky. We're the first time you kissed someone and they kissed you back.
Izzy: We are the night you couldn't sleep. The night you stared at the ceiling thinking, "Is this it? Is this the best life has to offer?" No. There is a freedom in you that knows no fear.
[last lines]
Sarah: Please give me the strength to do well. To not be arrogant. But to not be weak. Amen.
Izzy: You know how they say two wrongs don't make a right? I'd say whoever said that has never been wronged before.
[first lines]
Izzy: It's easy when it's not your home; easy when it's not your life. The place where you sleep, your kids, your wife. But when it's your fault it shouldn't be so easy to sleep at night. Especially when we know where you live. Barry Redmond, CEO of Lorex Oil, 2641 River Rock Road, East Hampton. You dumped fifteen million barrels of crude into the Atlantic. We don't care how rich you are. We want all those who are guilty to experience the terror of their crimes, because it shouldn't be so easy to get away with murder. Lie to us, we'll lie to you. Spy on us, we'll spy on you. Poison our habitat, we'll poison yours. We are The East, and this is just the beginning.
Benji: I guess you *don't* like it better on the outside.
Sarah: The jam worked.
Benji: Is that why you came back?
Sarah: I came back because I missed being uncomfortable.
Benji: Sometimes people die before they're ready. Perfect relationships end in ruin. Adventures peter out.
Sarah: Why is it that self-righteousness always goes hand-in-hand with resistance movements?
Benji: You probably wouldn't like what you find here anyway.
Sarah: Why is that?
Benji: Well, because this is the end of the road. There's no where to hide.
Sarah: And you think I'm not tough enough for the truth.
Benji: No, I think you're not soft enough for it.
Doc: [as he treats her would] Most people don't like to look.
Sarah: I'm looking because I don't want to.
Sarah: Gentlemen, we are in 32 countries, protecting your good names. Which is why it is essential very few have ever heard of ours.