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00:01:30 l wonder...
00:01:32 Do we all know where we belong?
00:01:35 And if we do, in our hearts,
00:01:38 why do we so often
00:01:42 There must be more
00:01:44 a purpose for us all,
00:01:50 You were my home.
00:01:53 l knew
00:01:56 that night, so many years ago.
00:02:01 Well, come on and let me know
00:02:04 Should l stay or should l go?
00:02:08 Should l stay
00:02:12 Should l stay
00:02:16 lf l go, there will be trouble
00:02:20 And if l stay,
00:02:24 So come on and let me know...
00:02:42 Thanks a lot.
00:02:54 Should l stay
00:02:57 Thank you.
00:02:59 lf l go,
00:03:01 Thank you.
00:03:02 And if l stay,
00:03:06 So, you've got to let me know
00:03:10 Should l stay or should l go?
00:03:13 Thank you!
00:03:16 Thank you very much.
00:03:26 Lovely.
00:03:28 l want to thank the band.
00:03:29 After that racket,
00:03:31 Now, Margaret Thatcher...
00:03:33 you've got to hand it to her.
00:03:34 Love her or hate her,
00:03:37 the strongest man
00:03:39 Charley!
00:03:40 Hi, sis.
00:03:41 Oh, you're freezing.
00:03:43 l know... l couldn't get a cab--
00:03:44 You don't believe in God.
00:03:46 l know.
00:03:47 -Hm-mm.
00:03:49 Hi, l'm Charlotte.
00:03:50 How are you? Oh...
00:03:51 Oh, it's good to meet you.
00:03:52 Likewise.
00:03:53 l'm so sorry
00:03:54 No, no, no, no.
00:03:55 l'm sure she's already told you,
00:03:56 l'm crap at appointments
00:03:58 Well, she did mention...
00:03:59 Mind you, she
00:04:00 but you married her,
00:04:03 We should introduce you around.
00:04:04 Come with me.
00:04:06 Mom, Dad, may l introduce you
00:04:09 Yes, of course.
00:04:10 How do you do?
00:04:11 My parents,
00:04:13 Oh, thank goodness, you both
00:04:15 Good.
00:04:16 Pleasure to meet you, Charlotte,
00:04:17 or do you say Charley?
00:04:18 Um, right now,
00:04:19 so if you don't mind...
00:04:20 l'll take you to the bathroom.
00:04:22 Okay.
00:04:23 Back in a sec.
00:04:25 Although, according to one
00:04:27 it translates as ''l've just
00:04:30 Ha-ha.
00:04:32 Oh...
00:04:34 Sorry.
00:04:39 Look at you.
00:04:41 Oh, sweetie, you look beautiful.
00:04:43 Look at you.
00:04:44 Look at you...
00:04:45 Oh, please, a dress.
00:04:47 l look like lvana Trump
00:04:49 Whew.
00:04:50 Come here.
00:04:51 What?
00:04:53 First, you've got
00:04:55 You know this is pointless.
00:04:56 Oh, l hate this.
00:04:59 So what do you think of him?
00:05:01 l think he's
00:05:02 He's gorgeous, really, he is.
00:05:04 He is, and he's sweet
00:05:08 He's very English.
00:05:09 You married a very English
00:05:11 You're blushing!
00:05:14 How's home?
00:05:15 Home's good.
00:05:16 Work?
00:05:17 Oh, you know, very exciting.
00:05:19 They gave me a story
00:05:21 on 54th Street.
00:05:22 You know, whatever.
00:05:23 Looking up?
00:05:24 Oh, top of the news pile,
00:05:26 You will be.
00:05:28 Someday.
00:05:30 But on that note,
00:05:31 l think it's time
00:05:32 and brought on someone
00:05:34 Thank you very much.
00:05:38 Hi, um...
00:05:39 l'm sorry to interrupt,
00:05:43 would like to make
00:05:49 Thank you.
00:05:50 Now, ladies and gentlemen,
00:05:52 as you know, one of the reasons
00:05:55 is to show our appreciation
00:05:58 for all the great work
00:06:00 as Chairman of Aid Relief
00:06:12 Sir... Sir!
00:06:21 Sarah!
00:06:22 Oh, darling.
00:06:23 -She's cut.
00:06:25 Are you all right?
00:06:32 You ask me,
00:06:34 1 ,000 quid
00:06:36 and a dry hump
00:06:37 but still, we're all
00:06:39 Right?
00:06:41 Cheers.
00:06:45 Get him out of here.
00:06:46 lt's a bit difficult...
00:06:47 Well, bloody do something.
00:06:48 20 quid a head right there.
00:06:51 Diwy a room rental,
00:06:52 30 on catering.
00:06:53 lt's got to be 50 quid
00:06:55 There you go, Jojo.
00:06:56 That's your cut.
00:06:57 Oh, l'm sorry.
00:06:59 You haven't met.
00:07:01 This is Jojo.
00:07:10 Actually, he's curious
00:07:12 because when l met him,
00:07:14 he was trying
00:07:16 Funny enough, they don't do
00:07:18 No, listen,
00:07:20 l'll be honest, and l do want
00:07:22 He was a pile of bones
00:07:23 in a pool of shit,
00:07:24 and l don't mean
00:07:26 This was the yellow stuff,
00:07:27 liquid fucking evil.
00:07:29 Anyhow, l've got 2000 kids
00:07:31 with the same problem,
00:07:32 and some fucking asshole here
00:07:34 So l guess l'm just going
00:07:36 Now, Jojo here,
00:07:39 So l showed him this.
00:07:40 ''Due to the repressive
00:07:42 ''we can no longer sustain
00:07:44 in Communist-supported
00:07:46 ls that a fair description,
00:07:47 Or did you want
00:07:49 All right, Dr. Callahan.
00:07:51 You've said your piece.
00:07:52 Now you can leave.
00:07:53 Why don't you come up here?
00:07:55 The kid just wants to hear
00:07:57 2,000 lives,
00:07:59 A new car?
00:08:00 A new pair of tits for the wife?
00:08:02 Well, come on, don't be shy.
00:08:04 l've got a camp
00:08:05 with 30,000 people,
00:08:09 l've got measles, typhoid,
00:08:11 every miserable fucking disease
00:08:12 known to man.
00:08:13 Six weeks from now,
00:08:16 Come on.
00:08:17 Talk to me.
00:08:55 Oh, l get it.
00:08:57 lt's the monkey joke, right?
00:09:00 You want him to go...
00:09:03 for you, yeah?
00:09:04 Oh, he'll do that.
00:09:08 He'll do that for you.
00:09:10 Jojo...
00:09:30 300 calories in one banana--
00:09:33 more than he gets in a day.
00:09:37 He'll do whatever you want.
00:09:41 Jojo!
00:10:30 All right, you want to get down
00:10:40 Sir?
00:10:41 Excuse me, sir.
00:10:43 Can you get down
00:10:47 Come on. ln you go.
00:11:28 Dr. Callahan, l presume?
00:11:30 l was there tonight.
00:11:32 l was compelled.
00:11:42 EGRlS.
00:11:43 Sounds pretentious enough
00:11:47 No, wait a minute, l remember.
00:11:49 l was in lndia when
00:11:50 you lot were working the
00:11:52 Rumors were, you got in.
00:11:54 There's a lot of people
00:11:56 They always do, Doctor.
00:11:59 Yeah, well, l'm no warrior.
00:12:01 l'm in the relief business.
00:12:02 So l gathered.
00:12:04 So, here we are--
00:12:06 you with your relief work,
00:12:09 And isn't it a strange
00:12:13 because l need
00:12:15 and you're already there.
00:12:15 No thanks.
00:12:17 l'd fund your work
00:12:18 of course.
00:12:20 No.
00:12:21 ''l've got a camp with 30,000
00:12:25 ln six weeks time,
00:12:30 Slight exaggeration perhaps,
00:12:32 but very effective.
00:12:33 Since when did the ClA
00:12:35 about the starving in Africa?
00:12:37 l presume you are ClA,
00:12:40 ldle curiosity...
00:12:42 Your performance tonight,
00:12:44 was it a cry for help,
00:12:47 or a cry for attention?
00:12:48 l'd call it a press conference.
00:12:50 No, a declaration
00:12:53 Freedom is an
00:12:56 You should see what
00:12:58 No deal.
00:13:01 Passion is cheap, Doctor.
00:13:02 lf you're looking
00:13:04 try the fucking circus.
00:13:22 Hmm. Cigarettes at dawn.
00:13:24 Either you're deliriously happy,
00:13:28 Do you need me
00:13:30 No, l already called one.
00:13:33 How's your hand?
00:13:35 Oh, it's fine.
00:13:38 So, Henry, is he, uh...?
00:13:40 Oh, he's-he's still sleeping.
00:13:42 Oh.
00:13:44 So...
00:13:47 l'm going to miss you.
00:13:49 Yeah, me, too.
00:13:50 But, you know, listen,
00:13:51 if it gets too English
00:13:53 you give me a call,
00:13:54 a nice American care package
00:13:56 and apple pie,
00:13:59 That'll go over well here in
00:14:04 Hello?
00:14:05 -Cab for Ms. Jordan.
00:14:08 Well, it's here.
00:14:10 Tell Mr. Sleepy Pants,
00:14:11 that l said good-bye,
00:14:13 or whatever the hell
00:14:15 l love you.
00:14:16 l love you, too.
00:14:17 Bye, sis.
00:14:18 -Take care.
00:14:20 ...the boy escaped
00:14:22 to the immigration
00:14:26 His body was found
00:14:27 here under Junction Five.
00:14:29 lnitial reports suggest
00:14:31 A spokesman
00:14:34 blamed the security lapse
00:14:37 We are told that the boy
00:14:40 in a disturbance at a charity
00:14:43 A man identified
00:14:45 a relief worker in Ethiopia,
00:14:47 interrupted the event
00:14:50 for more help in Africa.
00:14:51 At Junction Five,
00:14:54 When Dubuque started,
00:14:56 you could see how much
00:14:58 She didn't hide it;
00:15:00 But if you look here, what she's
00:15:04 is something much more
00:15:07 The way she takes the-the theme
00:15:10 dark against light.
00:15:13 Over here, another piece,
00:15:17 has even more emotional depth.
00:15:18 lt's beautiful, isn't it?
00:15:20 Now, we do have...
00:15:23 which l think you should see.
00:15:26 Sweetheart, are you sure you
00:15:28 Yes, l do.
00:15:29 And before you say anything,
00:15:31 to all the relevant relief
00:15:33 and with 40,000 pounds...
00:15:35 40,000 pounds?
00:15:36 What are you talking about?
00:15:37 Where are you going
00:15:38 ...and supplies from surplus
00:15:40 And from there,
00:15:43 l've cleared out my savings,
00:15:44 l'm still short about 8,000.
00:15:46 But, Sarah, this isn't
00:15:47 You don't go...
00:15:48 Henry, Henry.
00:15:50 Well, then send the money,
00:15:52 but don't go roaring off
00:15:53 to some godforsaken hole
00:15:55 just to salve your conscience.
00:15:56 lt's just too...
00:15:57 Too what?
00:15:58 Well, it's not the most
00:16:00 this situation.
00:16:01 Well, maybe l don't want
00:16:09 Fine...
00:16:11 Fine.
00:16:14 lf that's what you want,
00:16:15 -lt is.
00:16:16 Then...
00:16:18 l'll help you find the money.
00:16:21 Thank you.
00:16:23 l'll talk to Dad.
00:16:24 He knows everybody.
00:16:26 Mind you, Ethiopia is a bit...
00:16:28 lt'll be fine.
00:16:30 lt'll be fine.
00:16:34 Come with me.
00:16:36 Honey, even if l could...
00:16:38 You can't?
00:16:39 No, it's not that.
00:16:40 You know me, l'm not made
00:16:42 l'm a city boy. l need
00:16:44 Besides, l've got meetings
00:16:46 for the next month.
00:16:53 You should go.
00:16:55 You've got the right attitude.
00:16:57 Listen, l know this sounds
00:17:01 and all that...
00:17:04 l know l'm being crazy
00:17:07 and of course l understand
00:17:09 you meet me off the plane?
00:17:12 You meet me off the plane?
00:17:13 Of course l'll meet
00:18:14 Three years and no rain,
00:18:16 That, and war.
00:18:18 People leave their homes,
00:18:23 We only have ten camps
00:18:24 Too many people,
00:18:35 Measles, you know measles?
00:18:37 Yes, of course.
00:18:38 We lose more people
00:18:41 Many die, no vaccine.
00:18:43 -We brought some vaccines...
00:18:45 We dig very deep now
00:18:48 Starvation everywhere,
00:18:57 You speak English very well.
00:18:59 Missionaries teach me.
00:19:01 Yeah?
00:19:03 So are you married?
00:19:05 -Do you have a husband?
00:19:06 l need no man.
00:19:08 They beg to marry me,
00:19:10 but l drive truck.
00:19:11 Lazy man, good-for-nothing.
00:19:13 l'm too old now anyway.
00:19:16 No man in my village
00:19:18 ln my tribe, it's 30.
00:19:25 Stop.
00:19:26 Stop the truck. Stop. Stop!
00:19:55 Abraha!
00:19:57 Abraha!
00:20:02 Abraha...
00:20:10 ls this your son?
00:20:12 This your son?
00:20:14 Abraha...
00:20:17 Abraha?
00:20:18 Ab-Ab...
00:20:23 No baby.
00:20:24 We go.
00:20:28 We go now.
00:20:38 ls a waste.
00:20:41 Child and mother, both a waste.
00:20:45 Stupid baby woman.
00:23:19 Tula, shut up.
00:23:27 l'll give you four bags.
00:23:28 Four bags not enough.
00:23:31 l take one truck.
00:23:33 You want to tell them that
00:23:35 How many are you?
00:23:37 My men fight...
00:23:38 l know, l know--
00:23:39 Mm.
00:23:55 lt's good.
00:24:14 No. No, no, no, no.
00:24:18 Eight bags.
00:24:20 Four each truck.
00:24:22 This is fair.
00:24:23 Hmm, Mr. Elliott?
00:24:25 Fair, yes?
00:24:35 Welcome to famine relief.
00:25:04 Okay, kill it!
00:25:18 Hold his legs, okay?
00:25:45 Excuse me.
00:25:46 Excuse me.
00:25:47 This child,
00:25:49 She's wounded.
00:26:08 -Too late.
00:26:09 Too late, as in no point.
00:26:12 Why?
00:26:13 Why?
00:26:14 Well, quite apart from
00:26:17 they're too weak to survive.
00:26:18 You, just...
00:26:20 You just decide that?
00:26:22 lt's called triage.
00:26:23 -l've got 30,000...
00:26:24 l heard that already in London.
00:26:27 You did?
00:26:29 Yes. l still think
00:26:30 Oh, you do, do you?
00:26:31 Yes, l do.
00:26:32 l see. You pay
00:26:34 so l have to indulge
00:26:36 of heroism, right?
00:26:37 Well, why stop there?
00:26:39 l can get you a picture
00:26:40 of ''poor little rich girl
00:26:42 You do your hair right,
00:26:44 l saw the child from the truck.
00:26:46 l picked him up,
00:26:48 l brought her, too.
00:26:50 Can you please look at them?
00:26:58 Seems fair.
00:27:06 Kat.
00:27:10 Hi.
00:27:11 Hi.
00:27:16 Okay, so...
00:27:19 and logistician, if that
00:27:23 and you've met Nick,
00:27:24 who's our team leader
00:27:27 He's got a lot on his hands
00:27:36 So this is
00:27:40 Low-tech but effective,
00:27:41 like the rest of us.
00:27:43 The food supplies l brought,
00:27:46 Oh, three or four days, maybe.
00:27:49 That's it?
00:27:50 l'm afraid so, yeah.
00:27:53 What are you going to do
00:27:54 Well, we usually find a way.
00:27:57 Same old story really,
00:27:59 money, or the lack of it,
00:28:02 but with help, we get by.
00:28:38 Um, l don't think
00:28:40 ls it all right?
00:28:42 Sure. Yeah.
00:28:48 Well, if it isn't Mrs. Bauford.
00:28:51 Sorry about the mess.
00:28:57 You won't see this
00:29:03 Cut.
00:29:09 lf you're going to throw up,
00:29:11 close your eyes.
00:29:12 Think of ponies
00:29:13 and ice cream.
00:29:15 ls that... perfume?
00:29:19 You're wearing perfume in the
00:29:22 Ha-ha.
00:29:27 The boy, has he been looked at?
00:29:28 Yes, ma'am. Checking him now.
00:29:30 One shed over.
00:29:31 As you instructed.
00:29:38 -What does it mean?
00:29:40 Monica, get her a Fanta.
00:29:54 lt's weird isn't it?
00:29:56 All those plans you have,
00:29:57 places to go, people to meet.
00:29:58 All that matters
00:30:00 Just one suck of soda,
00:30:03 She's in pain--
00:30:05 Oh, yeah, sure.
00:30:06 Monica, call down
00:30:08 for more morphine, could you?
00:30:09 Where do you think you are,
00:30:11 She's in pain.
00:30:12 She's beyond pain.
00:30:13 Have you asked her that?
00:30:16 Hamadi.
00:30:18 Ask her if it hurts.
00:30:40 She, uh...
00:30:42 says she feels
00:30:45 she knows that death
00:30:47 so, she gives thanks.
00:30:49 She gives thanks to you.
00:30:51 She calls you by a new name.
00:30:53 Matanay.
00:30:55 ''He who steals from Death.''
00:31:34 He's got a fever,
00:31:38 lncrease the fluids.
00:31:46 You really think he's going
00:31:49 l was just...
00:31:50 He's dying.
00:31:51 You'd better move his lips,
00:31:52 or he won't take a cup.
00:31:53 l was just trying to help.
00:31:54 To help, you have
00:31:55 to know what you're doing.
00:31:56 Look, l know
00:31:58 and you want me to go home.
00:31:59 You don't have
00:32:00 trying to make that clear to me.
00:32:08 Get some H.E.M.
00:32:10 High Energy Milk.
00:32:11 Monica will give it to you.
00:32:13 You tease around his mouth
00:32:15 You let him suck it out,
00:32:17 lf he revives, call the nurse.
00:32:19 lf he doesn't...
00:32:21 at least he'll have someone
00:33:13 How many?
00:33:14 Kat?
00:33:17 1 1 from last night.
00:33:19 12.
00:33:21 The ten-year-old.
00:33:23 That makes 39.
00:33:25 So there's more than yesterday.
00:33:26 l know.
00:33:27 Right, and you'd better hire
00:33:28 extra men from the camp
00:33:30 Put them on night shift
00:33:32 Can't have people dying
00:33:39 How's the water coming, Joss?
00:33:42 Nothing so far.
00:33:43 Drive shaft
00:33:44 and we're down to two liters
00:33:47 What about the tankers?
00:33:49 Yeah, sure. That's piss
00:33:50 Basically, if we don't
00:33:52 up and running, we're knackered.
00:33:54 Okay, so what
00:33:55 l just told you.
00:33:56 A new drive shaft.
00:33:58 Okay, l'm going to see
00:34:08 Well, the good news,
00:34:10 is that the government's
00:34:13 l got confirmation today
00:34:14 that Mr. Ningpopo himself
00:34:16 For about an hour.
00:34:18 That long?
00:34:19 Well, you never know.
00:34:20 -We might get lucky.
00:34:21 Here's what we're going to do.
00:34:22 First thing
00:34:23 to break open the new supplies,
00:34:24 start immunizing
00:34:25 against measles,
00:34:26 up the line, until we run out.
00:34:28 Okay? Kat, Monica: l want you
00:34:29 to get onto that
00:34:31 All right.
00:34:32 l'll set up the call chain
00:34:34 No, l'm going to need you
00:34:36 -Joss.
00:34:37 Sanitation.
00:34:38 l think you need
00:34:40 and cut a new defecation area
00:34:42 Yeah, and let's just
00:34:43 chlorinate all the water, okay?
00:34:44 All of it.
00:34:45 Yeah, the tankard water
00:34:47 Fuck the tanker water.
00:34:49 There's too much infection
00:34:50 Okay.
00:34:51 Okay.
00:34:54 Good.
00:34:55 All right, make sure
00:34:57 for Ningpopo
00:34:59 Two hookers
00:35:01 Business or coach?
00:35:07 Good night, Sarah.
00:35:08 Good night.
00:35:15 Oh, l forgot.
00:35:17 The boy's mother.
00:35:20 She died.
00:35:35 We've got about ten days left.
00:35:37 Maybe two weeks,
00:35:42 What happened with USAlD?
00:35:43 Nothing.
00:35:45 CARE?
00:35:46 CARE, USAlD, the OXFAM, WFB...
00:35:48 they don't want to know.
00:35:50 Everyone l spoke to
00:35:51 in Addis had an acute case
00:35:53 of compassion fatigue.
00:35:54 How 'bout the old man?
00:35:54 The trust fund?
00:35:56 My father was the politest
00:36:02 What about Steiger?
00:36:04 Some small favors,
00:36:05 a little info on...
00:36:07 Yeah, stash a shitload
00:36:08 So what if he's fucking over
00:36:10 l'm not getting into business
00:36:11 Listen, Elliott, if it's
00:36:13 -There is no way...
00:36:16 Because that's not how
00:36:18 And because l wouldn't
00:36:27 What the hell is that?
00:36:30 Schumann, l think.
00:37:22 Hi.
00:37:35 ''l dream of childhood.
00:37:37 ''l dream of love.
00:37:41 ''Of a garden where
00:37:43 forever young.''
00:37:45 ''Themes from Childhood.''
00:37:49 Part of a series
00:37:53 Lederhosen are trousers.
00:37:57 Ah.
00:37:58 The German for song is lieder.
00:38:01 Lieder.
00:38:03 Yes, correct.
00:38:16 ls there something you wanted?
00:38:20 The baby.
00:38:22 You tried the H.E.M.?
00:38:24 Yes.
00:38:26 And?
00:38:27 And no change.
00:38:31 Sometimes it takes a while.
00:40:07 Hey, woman, come, come.
00:40:48 Yes.
00:40:51 One life.
00:40:57 Ningpopo's here.
00:41:10 Look right now
00:41:12 ln a few days
00:41:14 The bottom line is,
00:41:16 we're not going to make
00:41:18 Not a chance.
00:41:20 And that raises
00:41:21 lf l can't get these people
00:41:23 l can't guarantee
00:41:25 Food, security.
00:41:26 l believe these are listed
00:41:28 Yes, but l'm sure you'd
00:41:50 Well, if we could get
00:41:52 that'd be a start.
00:41:53 l will raise it with the WFB.
00:41:56 Thank you.
00:41:57 They owe us since
00:41:58 -Excuse me?
00:41:59 would be greatly appreciated.
00:42:00 l'm sorry, excuse me,
00:42:01 The WFB.
00:42:03 lt'll be in your notes.
00:42:04 There's no reference
00:42:06 Then your notes are wrong.
00:42:07 Okay, we can move on...
00:42:08 to the issue of security.
00:42:10 Our soldiers have no experience
00:42:12 Please, we have another meeting
00:42:14 lf we can deal with
00:42:16 and in the proper order.
00:42:17 lt is no good to jump
00:42:19 This is not coherent.
00:42:20 Not coherent?
00:42:22 Listen, they don't get
00:42:23 lf they get hungry,
00:42:25 they wreck the camp.
00:42:25 That is a security issue.
00:42:27 Please do not raise your voice.
00:42:28 For Christ's sake, they're
00:42:30 Will you please
00:42:32 and start getting some
00:42:34 No excuses,
00:42:36 just do it.
00:42:37 l find this innuendo most
00:42:39 l can assure you, not
00:42:41 without authorization.
00:42:42 Procedures of the
00:42:44 Procedures, my fucking ass.
00:42:45 You've got friends
00:42:47 whose sole aim in life
00:42:48 is to hike up the price
00:42:50 You seriously telling me
00:42:51 those shitheads are
00:42:52 l find this outrageous,
00:42:53 especially coming from you.
00:42:54 What do you mean
00:42:55 To take a refugee boy
00:42:57 without authorization
00:42:58 to die like an animal
00:43:01 The death of a child
00:43:02 is not a minor
00:43:04 l can assure you,
00:43:05 you are under
00:43:23 What?
00:43:28 He'd never have given
00:43:29 Well, he certainly isn't
00:43:32 What happened to his car?
00:43:38 Will that fit our wellhead?
00:43:40 Do kangaroos crap in the bush?
00:43:52 We've got no choice.
00:43:55 We need Steiger.
00:44:08 Dr. Callahan?
00:44:27 Sorry, l...
00:44:29 l just have some
00:44:31 l'm leaving tomorrow, so l...
00:44:34 Elliott usually deals
00:44:37 Should l give them...?
00:44:38 No, l mean, it's okay,
00:44:40 Okay.
00:44:44 So... is he going
00:44:47 Maybe.
00:44:48 But we always turn up again...
00:44:52 l really admire you
00:44:55 Oh, Jesus. ''Admire,''
00:44:57 Why are you so difficult
00:44:58 -to talk to?
00:45:00 Why do you never say my name?
00:45:02 Sorry?
00:45:04 You never say my name.
00:45:06 Why?
00:45:07 What's the first thing you
00:45:11 What?
00:45:12 What is the first thing you
00:45:17 Chicken soup, aspirin, scotch.
00:45:19 You ever just have the cold?
00:45:22 l don't under...
00:45:23 Taken nothing,
00:45:25 -No.
00:45:26 And that's us, right?
00:45:27 We drown it, kill it, numb it.
00:45:29 Anything not to feel.
00:45:31 You know, when l was
00:45:33 no one ever said ''matanay.''
00:45:34 They don't thank you
00:45:36 'cause here
00:45:38 Straight from God.
00:45:39 There's no drugs,
00:45:42 lt's the weirdest,
00:45:49 And when you've seen that
00:45:56 ...in a child...
00:46:00 how could you ever want
00:46:02 but just take them in your arm?
00:46:11 You remember that boy in London.
00:46:13 Yes, of course.
00:46:15 He was my first save,
00:46:18 So thin he could barely stand.
00:46:20 But he still found the strength
00:46:27 We have no idea what courage is.
00:46:31 He used to write me
00:46:36 He helped me in the clinic.
00:46:37 He was good.
00:46:40 He was sweet, he was good.
00:46:42 He wanted to be like me,
00:46:44 l mean, it was silly
00:46:46 but it made me feel good
00:46:47 So l took him with me to London,
00:46:49 you know, my talisman,
00:46:54 How could l be so bloody stupid?
00:46:58 How could l be
00:47:10 The point is...
00:47:15 he was my friend.
00:47:19 He had a name.
00:47:23 So now l have to remember him.
00:47:30 lf everyone l lose has a name...
00:48:04 Hey.
00:48:05 Hey.
00:48:06 You all set?
00:48:07 Yeah.
00:48:08 Said your good-byes?
00:48:10 Yeah.
00:48:11 Well.
00:48:12 Yeah.
00:48:13 Oh, um,
00:48:14 this is my friend at UNHCR.
00:48:17 She'll always know
00:48:20 And that's a very good
00:48:21 lf you ever want
00:48:23 Okay.
00:48:25 Um...
00:48:26 l'm so glad
00:48:29 lt meant a lot to us.
00:48:31 Oh, thank you.
00:48:32 No, no, l'm thanking you.
00:48:35 Mikanalay.
00:48:37 lt means ''thank you.''
00:48:38 And then you say, ''Genzubka,''
00:48:40 which means, ''You're welcome.''
00:48:43 Genzubka.
00:48:44 Yeah, pretty good.
00:48:45 Well, very Buddhist.
00:48:47 Do Buddhists hug?
00:48:48 Sure l hug, l'm American.
00:48:50 l hug everything.
00:49:01 Ah, Nick's up at the well.
00:49:03 -You want me to get him?
00:49:07 Good-bye.
00:49:08 Good-bye.
00:49:09 You take care of yourself...
00:49:11 and everybody else.
00:49:13 l'll try.
00:49:15 Keep in touch.
00:50:29 Jim.
00:50:30 Hey, come on.
00:50:31 Jim!
00:50:32 Baby, Mommy's got
00:50:34 Come on, honey.
00:50:35 lt's okay.
00:50:36 Honey, l'm going
00:50:38 -No.
00:50:38 two, three...
00:50:41 l'll read you two chapters.
00:50:42 No. Three.
00:50:43 Okay, three.
00:50:46 You are nothing
00:50:48 but a minx-ish minx.
00:50:49 Daddy!
00:50:53 Yeah, hello.
00:50:54 Mommy says l can have
00:50:56 Three chapters?
00:50:57 Excellent.
00:50:58 Would you mind
00:51:00 l have some work to do.
00:51:00 Sure.
00:51:02 Jim, go on, jump into bed.
00:51:03 -Oh!
00:51:05 Dad'll be there in a minute.
00:51:08 So what's he reading?
00:51:10 lt's on his bedside table.
00:51:12 Right.
00:51:14 About tomorrow...
00:51:16 l'm in the office all day.
00:51:17 lt's just, l need
00:51:19 l thought you were going
00:51:21 Well, l-l just should go in.
00:51:22 Half the city is looking.
00:51:23 l can't compete
00:51:25 Can't your father call somebody?
00:51:27 He's already done
00:51:30 Dad lost everything
00:51:31 like everybody else.
00:51:32 l know that.
00:51:34 l know, l'm sorry.
00:51:35 l'm sorry.
00:51:36 So...
00:51:38 l think l should go in.
00:51:40 Henry, l arranged meetings,
00:51:41 especially because you said
00:51:44 Well, can't we ask someone?
00:51:46 There must be people
00:51:47 You call.
00:51:48 l'm sick of asking for favors.
00:51:51 Don't. Don't!
00:51:52 You didn't bother doing it
00:51:54 don't do it now.
00:51:55 l was trying to help.
00:51:56 No, you were bargaining.
00:51:57 What if l was?
00:52:00 ls that a crime?
00:52:02 You know, because l can argue...
00:52:05 l can shout.
00:52:08 l hate this situation.
00:52:09 l hate not having a job.
00:52:12 l don't see what good
00:52:13 it does to make each other
00:52:23 Sarah.
00:52:24 Look at this room--
00:52:26 We'll sort it out.
00:52:28 Things will pick up.
00:52:31 There's a chance, l've got
00:52:34 who's really big in futures,
00:52:35 and l'm going to try
00:52:40 We will sort it out.
00:52:45 He's waiting for you
00:52:54 Okay.
00:53:11 Thanks.
00:53:12 l understand.
00:53:15 Michael...
00:53:19 UNHCR sends more aid to Honduras
00:53:22 Even as l speak...
00:53:24 Well, most people don't even
00:53:26 ...East and West Berliners alike
00:53:28 the greatest symbol
00:53:29 No.
00:53:30 North of Panama
00:53:34 But you must keep repeating it
00:53:36 The Berlin Wall
00:53:38 And the sense of hope
00:53:40 Which is precisely
00:53:42 November 9, 1989,
00:53:44 a night that marked the opening
00:53:46 in world history.
00:53:47 Michael,
00:53:49 Okay.
00:53:50 UNHCR.
00:53:51 Sarah?
00:53:52 Yes. Who's calling?
00:53:54 Uh, it's me, Elliott.
00:53:55 Elliott?
00:53:57 Hi.
00:53:58 Hi!
00:53:59 How... how are you?
00:54:01 Oh, oh, yeah.
00:54:02 Where are you?
00:54:03 Um, Oh, l'm actually,
00:54:05 l'm here in a phone booth
00:54:08 Oh, my God.
00:54:10 You know, l'm sorry,
00:54:12 but nothing seems to work
00:54:14 When can l see you?
00:54:15 Oh, uh, well, um...
00:54:17 l'm in the Holland Park
00:54:20 Uh, could you meet me
00:54:22 Yeah.
00:54:23 -Oh...
00:54:25 -Great.
00:54:27 1 :30, is that... is that okay?
00:54:29 Sounds perfect.
00:54:46 Henry?
00:54:47 Hi, honey.
00:54:48 Bea just popped around
00:54:50 Do you remember Bea?
00:54:52 Hi, there.
00:54:53 Hi.
00:54:56 l thought you had job interviews
00:54:58 Uh, they all got canceled.
00:55:00 Oh.
00:55:05 l-l just came by to get
00:55:08 so l'm going to go pick him up.
00:55:23 Hello.
00:55:30 Hey.
00:55:31 He-He-Hey.
00:55:32 Oh...
00:55:34 Oh, my gosh.
00:55:37 Here, come, sit.
00:55:40 Oh, gosh, it's good to see you.
00:55:42 Well, you, too.
00:55:44 So you got my last letter?
00:55:46 Yeah. You were in Pakistan.
00:55:48 Pakistan?
00:55:49 That was months ago.
00:55:51 Haven't l...?
00:55:52 You've been busy saving lives.
00:55:53 lt's okay, l forgive you.
00:55:55 Well... well, we're not
00:55:58 We're in Cambodia,
00:56:03 You okay?
00:56:06 How's home?
00:56:07 Fine.
00:56:08 Jimmy?
00:56:10 Gorgeous.
00:56:12 But bien sur.
00:56:13 So, you're in London, and you
00:56:18 ls that because l'm with the
00:56:21 l'd never forgive you
00:56:24 Both.
00:56:26 Tell me.
00:56:27 What do you know
00:56:30 There's a civil war going on,
00:56:33 Communist coalition forces
00:56:36 versus Communist Vietnamese
00:56:39 l believe the British
00:56:41 Yeah. Well, Nick calls
00:56:44 But that's Nick,
00:56:45 not one that minces words.
00:56:47 How is he?
00:56:49 ls he good?
00:56:52 He's Nick.
00:56:54 Was it his idea for you
00:56:56 No. No, both of us.
00:56:59 l mean, l... l wanted
00:57:01 and you know,
00:57:05 Nick can't pitch to...
00:57:07 Well, you saw that.
00:57:10 Sorry, where, where,
00:57:12 Cambodia.
00:57:13 Ah, right.
00:57:14 Well...
00:57:17 the place doesn't
00:57:18 although there's something
00:57:21 living under Khmer Rouge
00:57:22 Dysentery, measles,
00:57:24 pneumonia,
00:57:26 so death rates run
00:57:28 in every village, and there's
00:57:32 So, we have amputees
00:57:35 lt's not a happy place.
00:57:36 So what do you need?
00:57:38 Well, l put together
00:57:39 vaccines, medicines, the usual.
00:57:41 But there's so much corruption
00:57:46 l mean, the thing
00:57:48 Elliott, just...
00:57:50 lf we could put
00:57:54 l mean, the point is, the UN
00:57:56 You know, just a little bit
00:57:58 Obviously, l would take
00:58:00 You just do
00:58:02 Well, we do have shipments going
00:58:05 So, l'll attach your name
00:58:10 Thank you.
00:58:11 And l'll go with it.
00:58:12 Oh, no, you don't need to.
00:58:14 l know, but l do this now.
00:58:15 Yeah, but Cambodia
00:58:17 l'll see it through.
00:58:41 So, what is it,
00:58:42 Money, Miss Sarah.
00:58:43 Shit! They see you,
00:58:45 Alway more money, huh?!
00:58:51 -l'm not playing their games.
00:58:52 l'm not giving them
00:58:54 They want their money.
00:58:55 They've already gotten
00:58:56 -that's written in the contract.
00:59:01 -No.
00:59:02 l'm not giving them
00:59:04 They need more, you pay.
00:59:05 Tell them to get the
00:59:07 -off the boat right now.
00:59:08 What you do?
00:59:09 This not Chelsea football.
00:59:11 This Cambodia.
00:59:12 You pay. You pay!
00:59:30 lt's two weeks late.
00:59:32 What the hell
00:59:35 You want a beer?
00:59:36 l want to know what's going on.
00:59:38 Crates were late, so...
00:59:40 Shit happens. So what?
00:59:41 Have you got any idea how fast
00:59:43 a measles epidemic
00:59:44 l've got enough stains
00:59:47 You're not my only child.
00:59:49 Just give me the money.
00:59:55 Bringing your titty
00:59:59 You want to screw?
01:00:06 Twenty-five thousand.
01:00:07 And tell that sorry excuse
01:00:09 that it's 25 more
01:00:14 Mrs. Bauford is waiting.
01:00:15 Listen, you piece of shit.
01:00:16 Fucking with me is one thing,
01:00:17 but if anything happens
01:00:18 Then what?
01:00:19 Remember, Callahan, l'm the guy
01:00:23 You owe me, you took
01:00:25 now you will do this,
01:00:29 What's the matter?
01:00:33 Now fuck off and save lives.
00:00:21 lf l can ask.
00:00:25 Oh.
00:00:27 Before time,
00:00:28 l was sick, bad lung, TB.
00:00:32 At this time no doctor
00:00:35 Khmer Rouge kill our doctor.
00:00:37 So, l walk to border
00:00:41 but l must cross
00:00:45 You never forget that sound.
00:00:47 The first thing you hear
00:00:49 lt's your foot priming
00:00:52 Soon as you hear it,
00:00:54 it's over.
00:00:56 But your mind go crazy,
00:00:59 You thinking, maybe if l jump,
00:01:02 maybe if l find a rock
00:01:06 But it's nothing you can do.
00:01:10 You hear the click
00:01:13 But,
00:01:14 l was lucky.
00:01:17 Just lose my leg.
00:01:45 Any problems?
00:01:46 None.
00:02:07 You're not wearing perfume.
00:02:21 So, are you going to tell me
00:02:27 A place near Pailin,
00:02:29 by the border.
00:02:31 And the boat's
00:02:33 You don't like my boat?
00:02:37 l think it's very you.
00:02:41 lt's safer.
00:02:44 Avoids the road blocks,
00:02:45 the Viet troops,
00:02:49 You know, heart of darkness.
00:02:52 The horror.
00:02:55 Actually it is.
00:02:57 Horrible.
00:02:58 And now you're going
00:03:01 Well, Elliott's no good, is he?
00:03:02 All he gives you is
00:03:04 all fucking temples
00:03:05 and gentle people,
00:03:08 The Khmer Rouge--
00:03:10 rouge being very much
00:03:12 used Pailin as a hideout.
00:03:13 Everyone lives
00:03:15 They use the women
00:03:18 the kids as mine sweepers,
00:03:19 and just in case
00:03:21 they come and steal everything
00:03:23 that we don't hide.
00:03:24 So why do they let you
00:03:26 They've got no doctors.
00:03:34 l should be singing
00:03:39 Please don't.
00:04:38 Colonel Tao,
00:04:42 lt's good to see you again.
00:04:55 The boxes, they for who?
00:04:57 Well, you know who they're for.
00:05:00 l give you my word.
00:05:01 This goes only
00:05:08 Wait, easy, that's medicine,
00:05:30 l don't understand,
00:05:36 lt's a laptop.
00:05:37 Every NGO has got one.
00:05:38 That's the way
00:05:40 Don't throw those away.
00:05:42 People's lives depend on that,
00:05:50 -Colonel...
00:05:51 l'm with UNHCR, United Nations.
00:05:52 This cargo is protected.
00:05:53 lf this shipment is harmed
00:05:55 your name will surface
00:05:56 l don't...
00:06:22 l promise you,
00:06:24 Somebody must have...
00:06:46 Colonel Tao, you know me.
00:06:47 l swear to God,
00:06:48 l don't...
00:07:05 Son of a bitch!
00:08:20 What was that?
00:08:21 You explain it to me.
00:08:22 l can't explain it to you.
00:08:23 We were set up.
00:08:24 l knew nothing about that book,
00:08:25 what was in the box,
00:08:27 Did you know about the guns?
00:08:29 Did you know about the guns?
00:08:32 Answer me!
00:08:33 Yes, l knew about them.
00:08:36 l came here
00:08:37 and the only way
00:08:39 -is if l transport guns.
00:08:40 to transport guns
00:08:42 You do here.
00:08:43 Right. So fuck the next person
00:08:44 a shipment full of medicine
00:08:46 Fuck them.
00:08:48 As long as you get
00:08:49 fuck everybody else!
00:08:50 No one else comes here,
00:08:51 so what do you want me to do?
00:08:53 You want me to watch
00:08:55 'cause l wouldn't
00:08:56 ls that a price worth paying?
00:08:57 Or am l actually killing
00:08:59 You seriously believe that
00:09:02 That l don't think about that
00:09:04 What's worse?
00:09:06 You tell me what l should do.
00:09:27 What happened?
00:09:48 Never compromise
00:09:50 for your own ever again.
00:09:53 l won't.
00:09:56 Sarah, you made it.
00:09:58 Oh, good to see you.
00:09:59 So, l believe congratulations
00:10:03 l know, can you believe it?
00:10:05 Oh...
00:10:06 What the hell happened?
00:10:07 No guns--
00:10:09 He found
00:10:12 They freaked him out.
00:10:13 What intelligence files?
00:10:14 Well, how do l know?
00:10:15 He was tipped off.
00:10:17 He found these documents.
00:10:18 Well, if we don't have anything
00:10:20 we're in deep shit.
00:10:21 We leave in the morning.
00:10:22 Take everyone with us.
00:10:23 No, we need to leave
00:10:25 We've got all this vaccine.
00:10:26 We don't have time.
00:10:28 Not until we vaccinate.
00:10:29 This is not worth risking
00:10:33 You do whatever you got to do.
00:10:56 Joss, remember to pack
00:10:57 And the emergency kits--
00:11:00 Joss?
00:11:14 No, no. They...
00:11:17 He says that we're thieves,
00:11:20 and his guns,
00:11:23 Tell him the truth.
00:11:25 And tell him that we're trying
00:11:26 to save his bloody people.
00:11:35 He doesn't give a shit
00:11:38 He just want the file.
00:11:39 So tell him whatever he wants.
00:11:40 Just try and buy us
00:11:54 He wants us to...
00:11:55 He wants us to what?
00:11:57 He wants us to make amends now.
00:11:59 He wants us to go to Pailin.
00:12:02 You know what that means.
00:12:04 He say now.
00:12:05 Okay.
00:12:06 Tell him that Sarah
00:12:09 And that the UN is very
00:12:11 and if anything happens to her
00:12:13 the UN will crucify him.
00:12:27 He say you are a ClA agent
00:12:30 One of you must die.
00:12:45 English doctor, you say
00:13:24 Life mean nothing.
00:13:27 We serve only Ankha.
00:13:29 Now you will see.
00:13:31 For God's sake,
00:13:39 Tell them to drop their guns.
00:13:41 Tell them to drop
00:13:44 No!
00:13:46 Tell them to back off.
00:13:53 Tell them to back off.
00:13:54 Tell them to back off.
00:16:03 Look, as long
00:16:06 we hit the river.
00:16:07 That's about two miles.
00:16:08 And the camp's up there.
00:16:10 About another three miles north,
00:16:12 Oh, Jesus.
00:16:14 Shit. That's Khmer Rouge.
00:16:16 They've reached the village.
00:16:17 At this rate,
00:16:46 Keep them moving.
00:16:47 Keep them moving!
00:16:50 Tell them we're nearly there.
00:16:56 Sierra Tango 619.
00:16:59 Sierra Tango 619.
00:17:01 This is Outpost Grade Seven.
00:17:08 Sierra Tango, come in.
00:17:25 Me father.
00:17:43 Look! Look! Helicopter!
00:17:46 Helicopter!
00:17:49 Helicopter!
00:17:59 Looks Vietnamese, mate.
00:18:00 Good, that will keep them busy.
00:18:34 Nick?
00:18:42 lt wasn't your fault.
00:18:44 Yes, it was.
00:18:45 lf l'd have listened to him,
00:18:47 none of this
00:18:50 l couldn't even
00:18:52 l didn't even give him
00:18:55 Elliott wanted to dedicate
00:18:58 to helping other people.
00:19:00 And in the end,
00:19:04 Be proud of him.
00:19:06 Miss him...
00:19:13 l don't know what
00:19:19 l can't stop;
00:19:23 -There's so much...
00:19:27 l'm worried that something
00:19:31 Every day for four years,
00:19:33 every morning,
00:19:35 if you're okay,
00:19:37 where you are.
00:20:34 Shall l ring down
00:20:37 Chocolate cake...
00:20:41 and some air-conditioning.
00:20:42 That'd be lovely.
00:20:49 How did you meet Henry?
00:20:53 l was staring at a Roscoe.
00:20:56 What's that,
00:20:58 lt was a painting.
00:21:00 l used to work
00:21:02 And one day, Henry came in.
00:21:05 How old were you?
00:21:08 Too young.
00:21:11 But you stayed together?
00:21:15 Yeah.
00:21:18 We've both known that
00:21:21 for a long time.
00:21:22 But we stayed together
00:21:26 You love him very much,
00:21:28 He's amazing.
00:21:54 l'm going to have
00:21:56 to go to New York.
00:21:58 See Elliott's parents,
00:22:02 How long will you be gone?
00:22:03 l don't know, no idea.
00:22:09 What is this?
00:22:15 What are you doing?
00:22:16 l'm absolutely crazy about you.
00:22:19 l can't stop thinking about you.
00:22:22 You're always in my mind;
00:22:24 you're in every fucking bit
00:22:26 But l can't go there with you.
00:22:28 l can't do it.
00:22:29 Look at what happens
00:22:31 lt's not good.
00:22:32 -l'm not good for you.
00:22:33 Listen, believe me,
00:22:35 l would never leave you
00:22:37 But you belong with your family,
00:22:39 and there's nothing
00:22:41 Because whichever way
00:22:43 somebody gets hurt.
00:23:21 One, two, three.
00:23:25 -Oh.
00:23:38 Oh!
00:23:45 Happy birthday to you
00:23:49 Happy birthday
00:23:53 Happy birthday, dear Sarah
00:23:57 Happy birthday to you.
00:24:03 Thank you.
00:24:08 Thank you, baby.
00:24:10 Oh, that was lovely.
00:24:12 Lovely playing, lovely cake.
00:24:14 My playing
00:24:15 was lovelier than his cake.
00:24:17 Mom.
00:24:18 They were both exactly
00:24:20 l think you better
00:24:22 before the cake catches fire.
00:24:23 Wait until they do you
00:24:25 Then you'll know
00:24:33 Didn't forget to make a wish.
00:24:37 Got it.
00:24:39 Oh!
00:24:44 Mom, when are we going
00:24:49 Now.
00:24:50 Many of you know her
00:24:52 with the Elliott Hauser
00:24:54 for the lnternational Promotion
00:24:57 ln more recent years however,
00:24:58 she has become an active
00:25:01 on issues of asylum
00:25:04 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:25:07 to introduce
00:25:10 for the UNHCR
00:25:12 Mrs. Sarah Bauford.
00:25:27 Thank you.
00:25:30 Thank you.
00:25:33 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:25:34 l feel very nervous to be
00:25:39 l also feel very honored.
00:25:42 ln particular, because
00:25:44 to which l was first introduced
00:25:49 l know that my being
00:25:51 would have given him
00:25:52 Over 50 million people
00:25:56 are refugees or displaced
00:26:00 And because of closed minds
00:26:03 we are only able to reach
00:26:15 So we rely on our partners,
00:26:18 the network of aid groups
00:26:20 like El Salvador, Angola,
00:26:24 Chechnya, Sri Lanka...
00:26:27 those NGO's, the non-
00:26:31 right down
00:26:33 run by people like Elliott
00:26:41 ...and l pray for those
00:26:44 who continue his work--
00:26:46 without certainty or security--
00:26:48 wherever they may be
00:26:54 Excuse me.
00:27:08 Hey.
00:27:09 Hey.
00:27:10 Thanks for coming.
00:27:11 Listen, l travel
00:27:13 to hear my sister
00:27:15 l got a backache and jet lag.
00:27:16 What's a taxi ride to the park?
00:27:18 Sorry.
00:27:20 No. They don't care, Sarah.
00:27:21 l think they actually
00:27:23 ''She's nuts'' makes
00:27:26 than ''Nice speech.''
00:27:27 l got a letter from Nick,
00:27:29 and l think he's in trouble.
00:27:32 Why? What did he say?
00:27:34 Nothing, really.
00:27:38 Well, where is he?
00:27:39 He's in Chechnya.
00:27:40 He's running
00:27:43 l'm really not sure.
00:27:45 l need to find him.
00:27:47 So, you have contacts.
00:27:48 You can find out where he is.
00:27:50 So, please?
00:27:51 Sarah, sweetheart,
00:27:54 that Chechnya is
00:28:03 Yes, l can angle
00:28:06 lf l find out anything,
00:28:10 Okay. Okay.
00:28:13 Okay.
00:28:14 Thank you.
00:28:19 Perhaps we are all refugees
00:28:23 but l see now
00:28:27 that the world we hold on to,
00:28:31 are a part of something greater
00:28:35 When l look at my children,
00:28:39 that hope--
00:28:40 that chance of life--
00:28:43 and l know
00:28:46 ''The wedding was
00:28:49 ''Everyone attended--
00:28:51 ''the dwarves, and the
00:28:53 ''and there were tears of joy
00:28:55 ''and songs of happiness,
00:28:56 ''and the prince
00:28:58 lived happily ever after.''
00:29:01 How does it really end, Mummy?
00:29:04 What do you mean?
00:29:05 What do you think happens,
00:29:07 She wakes up,
00:29:11 and goes, ''Eww! Boys. Yucky!''
00:29:16 Hello.
00:29:17 Hi, Henry. lt's Charlotte.
00:29:19 Charlotte, hi.
00:29:20 Uh... well, she's upstairs
00:29:23 Can l take a message?
00:29:24 Oh. Okay. Um...
00:29:26 Just let her know that
00:29:30 Well, l can take a message.
00:29:33 Um... well, then, just tell her
00:29:37 and that l will... l will fax it
00:29:40 Okay?
00:29:42 Right. Okay.
00:29:43 Um... l'll pass that on.
00:29:45 Okay. Thanks, Henry. Bye, now.
00:29:47 Bye.
00:30:01 That was Charlotte.
00:30:03 She said, um...
00:30:07 She'll fax you at the office.
00:31:55 So this is it, is it?
00:31:59 You kiss the children good-bye,
00:32:02 sneak off into the night.
00:32:03 Have you any idea
00:32:06 l'm not sneaking off.
00:32:08 l'm not leaving the children.
00:32:10 You could have talked to me.
00:32:12 l mean, writing a note--
00:32:15 l just thought
00:32:18 Than what?
00:32:19 Than having
00:32:25 God, this is so...
00:32:34 l should be back by Friday.
00:32:37 Dinners are in the freezer.
00:32:40 Their swimsuits
00:32:42 They have swimming
00:32:44 lt's all in the note.
00:32:48 l want this to be as easy
00:32:51 And we'll talk about this.
00:32:53 We'll talk about everything
00:34:18 Sniper!
00:34:43 Oh, God...
00:34:49 This is total carnage,
00:34:50 and not a single western leader
00:34:52 about what's going on here.
00:34:53 There's no threats,
00:34:54 no fucking comment.
00:34:55 This place might
00:34:57 And now that
00:34:59 they want us to save face
00:35:00 Well, fuck that. They should
00:35:03 and get the fuck out here. Shit.
00:35:04 Sorry. l'm still swearing.
00:35:06 Freeze it there.
00:35:07 Can we cut?
00:35:17 Okay.
00:35:22 Roll tape.
00:35:24 Basically, nothing has changed.
00:35:26 People keep saying that
00:35:28 Not from where l'm standing.
00:35:29 Chechnya, Somalia, Cambodia,
00:35:30 Ethiopia--
00:35:33 and it's just going to go on
00:35:35 that our loyalty ends
00:35:59 You okay?
00:36:01 What do you know?
00:36:03 An English news crew
00:36:05 The sound man is dead,
00:36:08 and Nick has disappeared.
00:36:09 We think it's bandits--
00:36:11 Chechens looking for money--
00:36:13 but there's been
00:36:18 Sarah, l want you
00:36:20 He's with the lCRC here.
00:36:22 He's been helping us.
00:36:25 Hi.
00:36:27 No, sit. Sit, please.
00:36:32 So, the, um...
00:36:34 is we don't know who took Nick.
00:36:36 We don't know if he pissed off
00:36:37 the Russians or the Chechens.
00:36:39 We're pretty sure
00:36:41 What was he doing?
00:36:42 l think you know
00:36:43 he wasn't just
00:36:46 He, uh...
00:36:47 and this is well known--
00:36:49 Nick's activities
00:36:51 beyond what you'd call
00:36:53 How do we find him?
00:36:54 Well, nobody l've spoken to
00:36:57 has any leads yet.
00:36:59 Can we offer a reward?
00:37:03 Can... can...
00:37:06 The best thing for you
00:37:08 in the hotel for
00:37:11 No. No.
00:37:12 No.
00:37:14 Sarah.
00:37:17 Sarah, listen to me.
00:37:19 This place,
00:37:21 Red Cross, anybody.
00:37:22 Don't think for one second
00:37:24 l don't.
00:37:26 Just listen
00:37:27 l don't care what Strauss said.
00:37:29 Sarah, l love you.
00:37:31 l want you to be safe. Go home.
00:37:33 l swear to God, l will let you
00:37:36 Say it.
00:37:37 What?
00:37:38 Say it.
00:37:41 People disappear here;
00:37:44 l'm not leaving
00:37:52 Okay.
00:38:18 Charley?
00:38:22 Who is it?
00:38:32 Mrs. Bauford?
00:38:33 My name is Jan Steiger.
00:38:35 l'm a friend of Nick's.
00:38:36 May l?
00:38:41 We work together.
00:38:43 On and off.
00:38:47 You should move your bed.
00:38:49 lt's too near the window.
00:38:50 Were you working together here?
00:38:52 Yes, in a manner of speaking.
00:38:55 How'd you know where l was?
00:38:56 My sister?
00:38:58 Oh, no, l'm not a journalist,
00:39:01 l'm more import/export.
00:39:02 Cambodia, we nearly met.
00:39:07 Actually,
00:39:08 Nick mentioned you a few times.
00:39:10 l most certainly would have.
00:39:11 What do you want?
00:39:13 What do you want, Mrs. Bauford?
00:39:15 l want to know where Nick is.
00:39:17 Last l heard,
00:39:19 he was being held
00:39:20 a rebel position,
00:39:21 about five, six miles
00:39:23 Whole area's under heavy
00:39:25 but l managed
00:39:27 They were negotiating,
00:39:32 But that was yesterday,
00:39:35 Chances are that he's dead.
00:39:40 So why are you telling me this?
00:39:41 l'm curious.
00:39:44 l mean, you come
00:39:46 and you think you can find him?
00:39:50 What is it?
00:39:52 ls this... love?
00:39:53 ls that what it is?
00:39:58 Okay, whatever.
00:39:59 You're here.
00:40:02 Now...
00:40:03 if l get him back alive.
00:40:05 l'll lose one less operative.
00:40:07 lf he's dead, he's dead.
00:40:11 Of course l'm not stupid enough
00:40:14 for some fucked-up big mouth.
00:40:16 But you, you're willing
00:40:23 l'll trade with anything,
00:40:26 Anything at all.
00:40:31 Fine.
00:40:32 What do l do?
00:40:35 l have a friend, a local.
00:40:38 He can get you
00:40:40 but after that,
00:40:47 Love.
00:42:05 l'm looking for Nick Callahan,
00:42:07 the English doctor.
00:42:44 Come.
00:42:48 Five minutes.
00:43:11 Nick?
00:43:14 Nick, it's Sarah.
00:43:27 l'm going to get you
00:43:29 We're going to get
00:43:33 There's a Red Cross camp
00:43:35 lt's about
00:43:37 We can walk it.
00:43:38 Damn it!
00:43:40 Come on, get up.
00:43:41 Nick, get up!
00:44:13 Nick? Remember?
00:44:17 Remember l wrote to you?
00:44:19 And l told you
00:44:21 you have a daughter.
00:44:23 Anna.
00:44:27 You're a dad.
00:44:30 And she needs you.
00:44:34 She needs you to get up
00:44:39 So get up.
00:44:41 Get up, Nick.
00:45:11 That was close.
00:45:50 What?
00:45:52 We need a lot
00:45:54 lt won't be hard to track us.
00:47:45 -l can't make it-- go!
00:47:47 Go, you've got to go.
00:47:48 Listen to me.
00:47:50 They're not going to kill me.
00:47:51 They're not going to kill me.
00:47:53 l'm worth money to them.
00:47:54 lf they get you,
00:47:56 they will rape you,
00:47:57 Y-You've got to go
00:48:03 Okay. Okay.
00:49:03 Sarah!
00:49:06 Sarah, go!
00:49:09 Go! You can make it.
00:49:14 Go!
00:49:16 What are you...
00:49:17 What are you doing?!
00:49:19 For God's...
00:49:21 Sarah, please!
00:49:24 Stay. Stay.
00:49:26 Go!
00:50:29 l hope when
00:50:33 that l'm sitting there
00:50:35 and you're telling me
00:50:38 and crazy
00:50:41 But how could l not?
00:50:44 lt's you.
00:50:46 All this time,
00:50:51 l've missed you,
00:50:54 but l have never been
00:50:57 l've woken up with you
00:51:01 and gone to sleep with you
00:51:04 You have always been with me.
00:51:06 Your courage, your smile...
00:51:10 your damn stubbornness.
00:51:13 There has never been
00:51:17 and there never will be.
00:51:21 l love you, Nick.
00:51:23 l love you.