WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:02:24.937 --> 00:02:26.438 Yeah. Yeah. 4 00:02:29.817 --> 00:02:31.694 Right up there. Right up in here. 5 00:02:31.777 --> 00:02:32.820 There we go. 6 00:02:40.327 --> 00:02:42.162 Aim for the rock! 7 00:03:08.564 --> 00:03:10.858 -Mankins! - Yeah? 8 00:03:10.941 --> 00:03:13.819 You want to tell me why your methane sensors are off? 9 00:03:17.740 --> 00:03:19.491 I don’t know. 10 00:03:19.575 --> 00:03:21.076 Maybe the batteries are dead. 11 00:03:22.244 --> 00:03:23.454 Why don’t you get us a canary. 12 00:03:23.537 --> 00:03:25.497 This is no joke. 13 00:03:25.581 --> 00:03:28.208 These are to alert you to concentrations of methane. 14 00:03:28.292 --> 00:03:30.294 They must stay on. 15 00:04:00.282 --> 00:04:01.867 Where’d that come from? 16 00:04:03.327 --> 00:04:05.329 Sounds like the open pit. 17 00:04:05.412 --> 00:04:07.247 We hit a methane pocket. 18 00:04:07.331 --> 00:04:09.041 That’s impossible. 19 00:04:09.124 --> 00:04:11.877 Everybody, out! Everybody, out! 20 00:04:16.090 --> 00:04:17.591 Come on! - Go! 21 00:04:19.426 --> 00:04:20.928 Go, go. 22 00:04:21.011 --> 00:04:22.346 No! 23 00:04:35.067 --> 00:04:37.277 - 24 00:04:39.530 --> 00:04:41.115 Help me! 25 00:04:47.162 --> 00:04:50.082 Go, go, go! - 26 00:05:01.385 --> 00:05:05.180 Drive, drive 27 00:05:11.895 --> 00:05:14.606 With any man 28 00:05:14.690 --> 00:05:17.317 At five 29 00:05:17.401 --> 00:05:22.823 Drive, drive, drive, drive 30 00:05:27.369 --> 00:05:29.455 What you got, Gurty? 31 00:05:29.538 --> 00:05:32.958 Come on, you can say it. You can say it. 32 00:05:34.501 --> 00:05:36.170 We will sort right here, 33 00:05:36.253 --> 00:05:38.630 and they will save their hands right there. 34 00:05:38.714 --> 00:05:41.133 The coffee saved with water for me. 35 00:05:41.216 --> 00:05:42.843 For him. For them. 36 00:05:42.926 --> 00:05:44.636 Is it coffee, Gurty? 37 00:05:51.101 --> 00:05:54.480 This how you guys still get your kicks, huh? 38 00:05:55.814 --> 00:05:58.067 Walk away, Gurty. They’re idiots. 39 00:05:58.150 --> 00:05:59.359 Hey... 40 00:06:01.361 --> 00:06:04.239 how’s it feel to be best friends with a retard? 41 00:06:06.533 --> 00:06:09.453 He’s my brother, Johansson. 42 00:06:09.536 --> 00:06:11.538 And I told you never to call him that. 43 00:06:12.372 --> 00:06:13.707 Retard. 44 00:06:23.467 --> 00:06:25.344 McCann, get in here! 45 00:06:28.597 --> 00:06:30.474 I know what you get, but I talk with a lot 46 00:06:30.557 --> 00:06:33.519 of hands for hands sometimes. 47 00:06:33.602 --> 00:06:34.686 Gurty. 48 00:06:37.022 --> 00:06:38.357 We’re fired. 49 00:06:40.567 --> 00:06:43.362 But tires to a point rotated go. 50 00:06:43.445 --> 00:06:45.864 Let someone else rotate them. We’re fired. 51 00:06:45.948 --> 00:06:49.243 Pack your shit up. Skeeter too. Come on. 52 00:06:57.334 --> 00:06:58.877 I don’t want. 53 00:06:58.961 --> 00:07:01.380 Me never been in, and then today we don’t. 54 00:07:01.463 --> 00:07:04.383 Gurty, I don’t care. You’re going in. 55 00:07:04.466 --> 00:07:06.927 They’re going to look after you. 56 00:07:07.010 --> 00:07:09.012 We’ve been together a long time, 57 00:07:09.096 --> 00:07:13.183 but he can’t hold a job, and I can’t carry him anymore. 58 00:07:13.267 --> 00:07:16.061 I don’t have a lot of tire left on my own treads. 59 00:07:16.145 --> 00:07:17.604 -Will this help 60 00:07:17.688 --> 00:07:19.481 make him self-sufficient, doctor? 61 00:07:19.565 --> 00:07:21.108 I can’t promise anything 62 00:07:21.191 --> 00:07:23.318 with language cognition scores like these, 63 00:07:23.402 --> 00:07:25.696 but we’ll see what we can do. 64 00:07:25.779 --> 00:07:29.324 Hi, John, I’m Dr. Talbot. Pleased to meet you. 65 00:07:29.408 --> 00:07:32.202 Thank you, I appreciate it and hope the world lasts for you. 66 00:07:32.286 --> 00:07:33.787 He’s saying hello. 67 00:07:33.871 --> 00:07:35.998 How long to go with them? 68 00:07:36.081 --> 00:07:37.708 With them for the time over. 69 00:07:37.791 --> 00:07:39.293 For them. For me. 70 00:07:39.376 --> 00:07:41.879 He’s asking what all this entails, doctor. 71 00:07:41.962 --> 00:07:43.380 Well, just a few tests. 72 00:07:43.463 --> 00:07:45.591 If he qualifies for rehabilitation, 73 00:07:45.674 --> 00:07:47.259 we arrange housing. 74 00:07:47.342 --> 00:07:48.927 Should take no more than an hour. 75 00:07:49.011 --> 00:07:50.679 Skeeter. 76 00:07:50.762 --> 00:07:52.598 You can’t bring Skeeter in here. 77 00:07:52.681 --> 00:07:56.059 Let them poke and prod you. It’s no big deal. 78 00:07:56.143 --> 00:07:57.769 I’ll see you in an hour. 79 00:07:59.688 --> 00:08:03.025 Hey, don’t be a big baby. 80 00:08:03.108 --> 00:08:04.902 -Thanks, Doctor. -You’re welcome. 81 00:08:04.985 --> 00:08:07.863 John, the examination room is just down the hall. 82 00:08:07.946 --> 00:08:10.073 Psych evaluator Hackman, 83 00:08:10.157 --> 00:08:12.284 dial 617. 84 00:08:12.367 --> 00:08:16.455 Psych evaluator Hackman dial 617. 85 00:08:19.082 --> 00:08:21.793 No readings indicated a methane gas pocket? 86 00:08:21.877 --> 00:08:23.212 So you’re saying, 87 00:08:23.295 --> 00:08:25.047 as general manager of this facility, 88 00:08:25.130 --> 00:08:27.341 that this was out of the blue? 89 00:08:27.424 --> 00:08:29.343 Completely out of the blue, sir. 90 00:08:29.426 --> 00:08:31.929 We think the gas built up behind the stoping shields 91 00:08:32.012 --> 00:08:34.681 where our PDM sensors couldn’t pick it up. 92 00:08:34.765 --> 00:08:36.475 I’m briefing the prime minister in 20 minutes. 93 00:08:36.558 --> 00:08:38.060 Listen carefully. 94 00:08:38.143 --> 00:08:40.103 No one goes in any of the tunnels 95 00:08:40.187 --> 00:08:42.689 until that gas is drilled and capped. 96 00:08:42.773 --> 00:08:44.858 Understood, sir. Understood. 97 00:08:44.942 --> 00:08:47.819 Let me ask you, how do we drill and cap 98 00:08:47.903 --> 00:08:50.572 a methane pocket without a wellhead? 99 00:08:52.241 --> 00:08:53.909 I’ll get back to you. 100 00:08:57.287 --> 00:08:59.122 Get me the air force base in Winnipeg, 101 00:08:59.206 --> 00:09:01.750 officer in charge of civilian emergencies. 102 00:09:03.961 --> 00:09:08.090 Airlift a 30-ton gas wellhead? Impossible. 103 00:09:08.173 --> 00:09:10.801 And there’s no runway up at Katka to land a C-130 on, 104 00:09:10.884 --> 00:09:12.386 and our largest choppers are Chinooks, 105 00:09:12.469 --> 00:09:14.805 which can’t carry a 30-ton wellhead. 106 00:09:14.888 --> 00:09:17.307 Payloads of that nature have to go by truck. 107 00:09:21.395 --> 00:09:23.897 Jill, that young field officer in Winnipeg is supposed 108 00:09:23.981 --> 00:09:25.857 to know everything about ice road transports 109 00:09:25.941 --> 00:09:27.276 up to the northern mines? 110 00:09:27.359 --> 00:09:28.860 Max Tully? -Yes, him. 111 00:09:28.944 --> 00:09:30.779 The prime minister will see you now. 112 00:09:30.862 --> 00:09:32.447 Just a sec. 113 00:09:32.531 --> 00:09:34.199 Max Tully? 114 00:09:35.409 --> 00:09:37.119 Mr. Goldenrod! 115 00:09:38.036 --> 00:09:39.037 What? 116 00:09:42.958 --> 00:09:45.043 I’m Max Tully with Mining Safety. 117 00:09:45.127 --> 00:09:47.296 Could I have a word with you? It’s about Katka Mine. 118 00:09:47.379 --> 00:09:49.131 What about Katka? 119 00:09:49.214 --> 00:09:51.133 This morning, tunnel six collapsed. 120 00:09:51.216 --> 00:09:53.010 I need an 18-foot gas wellhead, 121 00:09:53.093 --> 00:09:56.013 300 feet of pipe delivered up there in under 30 hours. 122 00:09:56.096 --> 00:10:00.392 Eighteen-foot gas wellhead and 300 feet of pipe? 123 00:10:00.475 --> 00:10:02.853 Goddamn, that’s a hell of a lot of weight, son. 124 00:10:02.936 --> 00:10:05.439 -Can you make it happen? -What do I look like, God? 125 00:10:05.522 --> 00:10:07.065 We’re three weeks into April. 126 00:10:07.149 --> 00:10:09.109 All my drivers are on their way to Hawaii, 127 00:10:09.192 --> 00:10:11.695 or wherever the hell it is that they go during the off-season. 128 00:10:11.778 --> 00:10:14.156 Say, for conversation’s sake, you have replacements. 129 00:10:14.239 --> 00:10:16.700 We’ll say for conversation’s sake that these rigs have wings. 130 00:10:16.783 --> 00:10:18.660 What have you been smoking? 131 00:10:18.744 --> 00:10:21.455 March 10th, the season ended. That’s five weeks ago. 132 00:10:21.538 --> 00:10:24.082 Didn’t old-timers back in the ’60s drive the lake into April? 133 00:10:24.166 --> 00:10:26.209 Yeah, and most of them died doing it. 134 00:10:26.293 --> 00:10:28.045 So it’s really that dangerous. 135 00:10:28.128 --> 00:10:29.713 Yeah. It’s that dangerous. 136 00:10:29.796 --> 00:10:31.798 Okay, okay. It’s a stupid idea. 137 00:10:31.882 --> 00:10:33.383 Sorry for asking. 138 00:10:37.637 --> 00:10:39.639 Hey, hey, kid. Come here. 139 00:10:43.518 --> 00:10:45.520 I know all the miners up there in Katka. 140 00:10:45.604 --> 00:10:47.397 I know their families. 141 00:10:47.481 --> 00:10:50.359 So it’s personal with me. 142 00:10:50.442 --> 00:10:54.237 If I can get drivers and a mechanic... 143 00:10:54.321 --> 00:10:55.822 let’s say 3:00 this afternoon, 144 00:10:55.906 --> 00:10:58.033 and if you can get the provincial government 145 00:10:58.116 --> 00:10:59.868 to open up the ice road, 146 00:10:59.951 --> 00:11:02.162 two very big ifs... 147 00:11:05.749 --> 00:11:06.917 we’ll do it. 148 00:11:08.168 --> 00:11:09.336 Thank you. 149 00:11:12.964 --> 00:11:14.132 Shit. 150 00:11:17.469 --> 00:11:19.596 Hi. Um... 151 00:11:23.308 --> 00:11:25.227 -Excuse me. -Yes? 152 00:11:25.310 --> 00:11:27.062 I brought my brother in this morning. 153 00:11:27.145 --> 00:11:29.064 Vocational rehab? 154 00:11:29.147 --> 00:11:30.690 McCann, 813. 155 00:11:30.774 --> 00:11:32.234 He’s still being evaluated, sir. 156 00:11:32.317 --> 00:11:36.071 The doctor said an hour. It’s been two and a half. 157 00:11:36.154 --> 00:11:37.614 We’re a little short-staffed today, 158 00:11:37.697 --> 00:11:38.698 so please take a seat. 159 00:11:40.617 --> 00:11:42.536 Hey! Sir? 160 00:11:42.619 --> 00:11:44.204 Sir! 161 00:11:44.287 --> 00:11:45.747 Get Security on 2-East, please. 162 00:11:50.127 --> 00:11:51.711 Hey, bro. 163 00:11:53.255 --> 00:11:54.673 What’s happening? 164 00:11:55.340 --> 00:11:56.716 What is all this? 165 00:12:01.471 --> 00:12:03.223 Oh, geez. 166 00:12:04.766 --> 00:12:06.226 What is going on here? 167 00:12:06.309 --> 00:12:08.395 Xanax and Lexapro, right? 168 00:12:08.478 --> 00:12:10.397 Probably some Oxy for good measure? 169 00:12:10.480 --> 00:12:12.149 You know, to take the edge off? 170 00:12:12.232 --> 00:12:14.401 -They’re for PTSD. -I know what they’re for. 171 00:12:14.484 --> 00:12:16.403 Did you ask for these, Gurty? 172 00:12:16.486 --> 00:12:19.156 He has insomnia, hypertension, makes inappropriate outbursts. 173 00:12:19.239 --> 00:12:21.491 Oh, kiss my Irish ass. 174 00:12:21.575 --> 00:12:24.202 Post-traumatic stress disorder is real. 175 00:12:24.286 --> 00:12:25.954 I can Section 502 him. 176 00:12:26.037 --> 00:12:27.873 Do it. 177 00:12:27.956 --> 00:12:29.416 The press’ll love another story 178 00:12:29.499 --> 00:12:31.543 about how the VA overprescribes opioids 179 00:12:31.626 --> 00:12:32.878 to America’s heroes. 180 00:12:32.961 --> 00:12:35.297 You are making a grave mistake. 181 00:12:35.380 --> 00:12:37.841 You try and stop us from leaving here, so are you. 182 00:12:40.469 --> 00:12:41.803 Wait, wait, wait, wait. 183 00:12:41.887 --> 00:12:43.263 Here, put this on. 184 00:12:44.264 --> 00:12:45.390 It’s cold. 185 00:12:47.184 --> 00:12:49.144 Wait, here. Here. 186 00:12:52.564 --> 00:12:54.191 Come on, your pants. 187 00:13:22.761 --> 00:13:23.970 Ken-- Kenworth. 188 00:13:24.054 --> 00:13:25.305 More Ken. 189 00:13:25.388 --> 00:13:27.933 Take us great that owned we. 190 00:13:28.016 --> 00:13:30.519 -We. -Sure, sure. 191 00:13:30.602 --> 00:13:33.522 It would be great if we owned our own rig. 192 00:13:33.605 --> 00:13:35.315 Did you win the lottery? 193 00:13:35.398 --> 00:13:38.485 Did you happen to win the Pick-6 and not tell me? 194 00:13:38.568 --> 00:13:41.196 This thing costs 200 grand, Gurty. 195 00:13:42.280 --> 00:13:43.990 200. 196 00:14:50.056 --> 00:14:51.975 Ever been to Winnipeg, Gurty? 197 00:14:52.976 --> 00:14:54.811 It’s just 70 miles. 198 00:14:57.981 --> 00:15:00.567 "Win a pig." 199 00:15:01.276 --> 00:15:03.445 We might, partner. 200 00:15:03.528 --> 00:15:07.574 With any luck, today we might just win a pig. 201 00:15:12.495 --> 00:15:15.415 News all day, every day. 202 00:15:15.498 --> 00:15:18.001 Our top story: twin explosions rocked 203 00:15:18.084 --> 00:15:20.378 northern Manitoba’s Katka mine this morning, 204 00:15:20.462 --> 00:15:21.963 killing eight miners 205 00:15:22.047 --> 00:15:23.965 and leaving 26 more unaccounted for. 206 00:15:24.049 --> 00:15:27.177 The cause of the explosion has not been determined. 207 00:15:27.260 --> 00:15:29.346 Hi, I’m calling from Trapper Transpo in Winnipeg. 208 00:15:29.429 --> 00:15:30.889 We’re in an emergency and need drivers. 209 00:15:30.972 --> 00:15:32.515 Tully, give me 50 bucks. You got 50 bucks? 210 00:15:32.599 --> 00:15:34.601 -Yeah, I do. -One of my drivers 211 00:15:34.684 --> 00:15:37.228 -just became available. Thanks. -Fantastic. What’s it for? 212 00:15:37.312 --> 00:15:38.980 -Bail. -What? 213 00:15:39.064 --> 00:15:40.607 Told you this wasn’t going to be easy. 214 00:15:46.321 --> 00:15:48.865 Sunglasses and keys. 215 00:15:48.948 --> 00:15:51.201 You protest and throw rocks again, 216 00:15:51.284 --> 00:15:53.328 we’ll arrest you again. 217 00:15:53.411 --> 00:15:56.373 We’re going to keep doing it until you get off our land. 218 00:15:56.456 --> 00:15:58.375 The city owns that parking lot. 219 00:15:59.417 --> 00:16:01.252 I was referring to North America. 220 00:16:02.754 --> 00:16:03.963 See you soon. 221 00:16:16.393 --> 00:16:18.311 How’s the fight for justice going? 222 00:16:20.689 --> 00:16:22.357 Keep building casinos, 223 00:16:22.440 --> 00:16:24.776 you’ll beat the white man without a shot fired. 224 00:16:29.656 --> 00:16:31.908 You heard about the cave-in up at Katka? 225 00:16:31.991 --> 00:16:33.993 Yeah, it was on the TV in there. 226 00:16:34.077 --> 00:16:36.663 I still haven’t heard from Cody, though. I’m worried sick. 227 00:16:37.831 --> 00:16:40.250 He’s on the list of those missing. 228 00:16:40.333 --> 00:16:42.752 I’m putting together a little rescue mission. 229 00:16:43.545 --> 00:16:44.671 Ice road? 230 00:16:44.754 --> 00:16:45.797 Yup. 231 00:16:49.259 --> 00:16:50.427 I’m in. 232 00:17:12.031 --> 00:17:14.367 Let’s get a head count. Cody. 233 00:17:16.327 --> 00:17:17.412 One. 234 00:17:17.495 --> 00:17:18.913 Two. -Three. 235 00:17:18.997 --> 00:17:21.291 -Four. -Five. 236 00:17:21.374 --> 00:17:23.209 -Six. -Seven. 237 00:17:23.293 --> 00:17:24.627 -Eight. -Nine. 238 00:17:24.711 --> 00:17:26.004 -Ten -Eleven. 239 00:17:26.087 --> 00:17:27.839 -Twelve. -Thirteen. 240 00:17:40.560 --> 00:17:42.145 I got a wife and kids, Jim. 241 00:17:42.228 --> 00:17:43.813 How would I even explain this to them? 242 00:17:43.897 --> 00:17:45.607 No one’s going to force you to go, Dave. 243 00:17:45.690 --> 00:17:48.526 I understand, it’s not for everyone. Thanks. 244 00:17:48.610 --> 00:17:50.320 -What do you got? -Half are retired, 245 00:17:50.403 --> 00:17:52.030 half have never seen an ice road. 246 00:17:52.113 --> 00:17:54.240 Next, there are two guys up from North Dakota. 247 00:17:54.324 --> 00:17:55.784 Brothers. 248 00:17:56.451 --> 00:17:57.494 Thank you. 249 00:18:01.706 --> 00:18:03.500 Which one of you guys is Mike McCann? 250 00:18:03.583 --> 00:18:05.210 I am. 251 00:18:05.293 --> 00:18:06.628 You’re the driver? He’s the mechanic? 252 00:18:06.711 --> 00:18:08.087 Yup. One of the best. 253 00:18:09.839 --> 00:18:11.424 Says you had experience 254 00:18:11.508 --> 00:18:13.301 on the ice road in the Northwest Territory. 255 00:18:13.384 --> 00:18:15.470 That’s pretty serious country. What’d you drive? 256 00:18:15.553 --> 00:18:17.472 Anything on wheels. 257 00:18:17.555 --> 00:18:20.308 Says you’ve had 11 gigs in the last eight years, 258 00:18:20.391 --> 00:18:22.352 which ain’t exactly inspiring my confidence. 259 00:18:22.435 --> 00:18:25.271 There some reason that you can’t hold down a job? 260 00:18:29.651 --> 00:18:32.362 My... My brother’s a veteran. 261 00:18:32.445 --> 00:18:34.489 Got injured in Iraq. 262 00:18:34.572 --> 00:18:36.825 He’s got this thing called aphasia, which is-- 263 00:18:36.908 --> 00:18:38.076 I know what it is. 264 00:18:38.159 --> 00:18:39.911 Long story short, 265 00:18:39.994 --> 00:18:42.038 for the past eight years I’ve been his caretaker, 266 00:18:42.121 --> 00:18:44.624 for lack of a better word, and... 267 00:18:44.707 --> 00:18:46.125 -And we-- -I get it, I get it. 268 00:18:46.209 --> 00:18:47.418 I ain’t got time. What’s his name? 269 00:18:47.502 --> 00:18:48.837 Call him Gurty. 270 00:18:49.587 --> 00:18:51.172 Gurty. Hey. 271 00:18:52.090 --> 00:18:53.716 Gurty, Jim Goldenrod. 272 00:18:53.800 --> 00:18:55.718 Grab your tool set, follow me. 273 00:19:04.602 --> 00:19:06.521 Right here. 274 00:19:06.604 --> 00:19:08.481 I want you to pull the rocker arm shaft. 275 00:19:09.607 --> 00:19:11.109 I’m going to time you. 276 00:19:16.072 --> 00:19:17.574 Say when. 277 00:19:20.243 --> 00:19:21.244 -Go. - 278 00:19:41.222 --> 00:19:42.557 Sweet Jesus. 279 00:19:46.394 --> 00:19:47.979 Okay, Tully, 280 00:19:49.105 --> 00:19:50.857 send everybody else home and call Katka. 281 00:19:50.940 --> 00:19:52.984 -I got my crew. - Where’s Tantoo? 282 00:19:53.067 --> 00:19:54.986 She’s re-parking somebody else’s rig. 283 00:20:02.869 --> 00:20:04.245 She seems a little young. 284 00:20:08.499 --> 00:20:11.044 -I’ll have contracts drawn up. -Thank you. 285 00:20:14.297 --> 00:20:15.381 Enough. 286 00:20:15.465 --> 00:20:19.093 Anyone not out by now isn’t coming out. 287 00:20:24.140 --> 00:20:25.683 You guys hearing that? 288 00:20:25.767 --> 00:20:27.977 - What is that? 289 00:20:32.148 --> 00:20:33.775 That sounds like tap code. 290 00:20:33.858 --> 00:20:37.403 -You men, give us a hand. - 291 00:20:37.487 --> 00:20:41.991 Somebody had to have been in the Army, Navy, Cub Scouts. 292 00:20:42.075 --> 00:20:45.370 - 293 00:20:51.459 --> 00:20:53.044 What are they saying, Cody? 294 00:20:53.127 --> 00:20:54.879 "How many are alive?" 295 00:20:54.963 --> 00:20:56.965 Look, if you do hear something, 296 00:20:57.048 --> 00:20:59.050 -you call me, all right? -Yes, sir. 297 00:21:08.142 --> 00:21:09.519 -Uh... 298 00:21:09.602 --> 00:21:12.605 26... alive. 299 00:21:12.689 --> 00:21:14.440 Fred, listen to me. Listen to me. 300 00:21:14.524 --> 00:21:16.484 You tell them we’re going to cap that methane 301 00:21:16.567 --> 00:21:19.112 with a wellhead, all right? And then we’re going to blast. 302 00:21:19.195 --> 00:21:21.864 You tell them those wellheads are coming ASAP, all right? 303 00:21:21.948 --> 00:21:23.449 -Okay. -Okay. 304 00:21:30.331 --> 00:21:32.792 Wellheads arrive ASAP. 305 00:21:32.875 --> 00:21:35.253 What do they mean, ASAP? 306 00:21:35.336 --> 00:21:36.421 Six hours? 307 00:21:37.213 --> 00:21:38.214 Twelve hours? 308 00:21:38.297 --> 00:21:39.799 What if it’s 30? 309 00:21:39.882 --> 00:21:41.592 Then we’re dead. 310 00:21:47.265 --> 00:21:49.684 The 26 includes Lampard. 311 00:21:50.768 --> 00:21:51.894 Yup. 312 00:21:51.978 --> 00:21:53.146 Mankins? 313 00:21:54.939 --> 00:21:57.025 He’s alive. 314 00:21:57.775 --> 00:22:00.153 So the question is time. 315 00:22:00.236 --> 00:22:03.239 I mean, no one’s ever lasted over 30 hours under permafrost. 316 00:22:06.701 --> 00:22:09.120 Well, the government’s got that ice road open. 317 00:22:09.203 --> 00:22:14.000 Safety supervisor guy, he’s even managed to secure transpo. 318 00:22:15.418 --> 00:22:16.753 Jim Goldenrod. 319 00:22:17.837 --> 00:22:20.006 If Jim Goldenrod believes 25-ton wellheads 320 00:22:20.089 --> 00:22:22.341 can roll across a frozen lake in April, 321 00:22:22.425 --> 00:22:24.927 I suppose we should believe it too. 322 00:22:25.011 --> 00:22:27.889 All right. These wellheads are beasts. 323 00:22:27.972 --> 00:22:30.808 Eighteen feet long, 25 ton heavy. 324 00:22:30.892 --> 00:22:33.561 We got three rigs, all identically equipped 325 00:22:33.644 --> 00:22:36.814 so that we can achieve tactical redundancy. 326 00:22:36.898 --> 00:22:39.275 We’re taking every chance to save those miners’ lives. 327 00:22:39.358 --> 00:22:43.112 -Tactical re-what-ancy? - Redundancy. 328 00:22:43.196 --> 00:22:45.448 Each rig doesn’t need the others to complete the mission. 329 00:22:45.531 --> 00:22:47.533 Gold star to the man from North Dakota. 330 00:22:48.618 --> 00:22:50.912 One, two, three. The gold one is mine. 331 00:22:50.995 --> 00:22:52.997 You two can paper/rock/scissors for the red one. 332 00:22:53.081 --> 00:22:55.124 She’s the one with the comfy seats. 333 00:22:58.086 --> 00:22:59.337 It’s all yours. 334 00:23:01.547 --> 00:23:02.632 The contracts. 335 00:23:02.715 --> 00:23:03.883 -One for you. -Thanks. 336 00:23:03.966 --> 00:23:05.760 One for you. And you. 337 00:23:05.843 --> 00:23:08.387 Two hundred thousand split four ways. 338 00:23:08.471 --> 00:23:10.431 Any questions? 339 00:23:10.515 --> 00:23:13.559 What happens to anyone that doesn’t make it? To their money? 340 00:23:13.643 --> 00:23:15.812 Paragraph four. Their share goes to those that do. 341 00:23:15.895 --> 00:23:17.939 -That’s pretty cold. -Sounds fair to me. 342 00:23:18.022 --> 00:23:19.023 Who’s that guy? 343 00:23:19.774 --> 00:23:21.234 Mr. Varnay. 344 00:23:22.485 --> 00:23:25.488 Tom Varnay, Katka International Insurance Group. 345 00:23:25.571 --> 00:23:27.865 Tully, these are my trucks. I say who goes. 346 00:23:27.949 --> 00:23:29.700 They’re your trucks, but it’s Katka’s insurance. 347 00:23:29.784 --> 00:23:31.619 So if one goes in the lake, it’s on Katka. 348 00:23:31.702 --> 00:23:34.539 -He’s not taking a cut? -No, no, no. Absolutely not. 349 00:23:34.622 --> 00:23:37.792 I’m just along for the ride and to protect Katka’s investment. 350 00:23:37.875 --> 00:23:41.212 All right, you’ll ride with Tantoo in the black Kenworth. 351 00:23:41.295 --> 00:23:43.631 Put your gear in there. You two will find safety bags 352 00:23:43.714 --> 00:23:45.466 in the locker area. It’s time to load up. 353 00:23:45.550 --> 00:23:47.844 We’ll fuel the rigs and we’ll push in 15. 354 00:23:49.262 --> 00:23:51.931 Thank you. Thanks. 355 00:23:52.014 --> 00:23:53.474 -Thank you. -Hello. 356 00:23:57.311 --> 00:23:59.355 Fifty grand apiece times two. 357 00:23:59.438 --> 00:24:01.399 That’s more than enough for a down payment 358 00:24:01.482 --> 00:24:03.025 on a rig like this. 359 00:24:04.902 --> 00:24:08.114 Sorry I ripped up your brochure, by the way. 360 00:24:08.197 --> 00:24:10.908 I’m going to put Skeeter up front with us, okay? 361 00:24:10.992 --> 00:24:12.535 Where are you? 362 00:24:16.747 --> 00:24:18.332 Tantoo, is it? 363 00:24:18.416 --> 00:24:19.917 Tully says you’re Cree. 364 00:24:20.668 --> 00:24:22.003 What’s your name mean? 365 00:24:24.505 --> 00:24:26.090 Name mean... 366 00:24:26.174 --> 00:24:27.758 "like to drive alone." 367 00:24:31.596 --> 00:24:33.472 Mount up! 368 00:24:33.556 --> 00:24:35.349 Use the head if you have to now. 369 00:24:35.433 --> 00:24:36.934 We’re on a bull run. 370 00:24:37.935 --> 00:24:39.312 See you on the flip side, Tully. 371 00:25:23.064 --> 00:25:26.108 We’ll run with 200-foot separations, 372 00:25:26.192 --> 00:25:27.735 leapfrogging every few hours. 373 00:25:27.818 --> 00:25:30.196 -Everyone good with that? -Yup. 374 00:25:31.405 --> 00:25:32.740 Affirmativo. 375 00:25:32.823 --> 00:25:33.866 First leg: 376 00:25:33.950 --> 00:25:35.826 Lake Winnipeg ice road. 377 00:25:35.910 --> 00:25:37.954 About 300 miles, 20 hours. 378 00:25:38.037 --> 00:25:40.665 Second leg: up and over Manitoba Pass. 379 00:25:40.748 --> 00:25:45.086 Third leg: Manitonka ice road to Old Manitonka Bridge. 380 00:25:45.169 --> 00:25:46.879 Twenty-three hours total. 381 00:25:46.963 --> 00:25:49.048 What’s wrong with New Manitonka? 382 00:25:49.131 --> 00:25:50.925 The new bridge would be preferred, 383 00:25:51.008 --> 00:25:53.219 but getting up to New Manitonka is another 90 kilometers. 384 00:25:53.302 --> 00:25:56.597 That puts us outside the miners’ oxygen window. 385 00:25:56.681 --> 00:25:58.891 Old Manitonka was built in the ’60s, 386 00:25:58.975 --> 00:26:00.977 so that’s rated 75,000 pounds? 387 00:26:01.060 --> 00:26:03.938 Yup. We’re going to be shaving it close. 388 00:26:04.021 --> 00:26:05.564 Here we go, people. 389 00:26:32.675 --> 00:26:34.218 Oh, shit. 390 00:26:35.428 --> 00:26:37.305 You said 120 meters that way, 391 00:26:37.388 --> 00:26:38.556 80 that way? 392 00:26:38.639 --> 00:26:40.099 Give or take. 393 00:26:40.182 --> 00:26:41.976 Pretty decent atmospheric volume. 394 00:26:42.059 --> 00:26:44.687 Yeah, except we got 26 sets of lungs down here. 395 00:26:51.402 --> 00:26:54.530 Hey, Jim. -Yeah. 396 00:26:54.613 --> 00:26:57.033 I thought I heard every trucker’s expression, 397 00:26:57.116 --> 00:26:59.493 so what the heck’s a bull run? 398 00:26:59.577 --> 00:27:01.954 Bull run? Well, back in Minnesota, 399 00:27:02.038 --> 00:27:04.248 all the livestock haulers never used to stop, 400 00:27:04.332 --> 00:27:06.167 because bulls, you see, got to be standing 401 00:27:06.250 --> 00:27:07.918 when they’re being transported. 402 00:27:08.002 --> 00:27:09.962 As soon as one gets tired and lies down, 403 00:27:10.046 --> 00:27:11.672 then the others will step on him and kill him. 404 00:27:11.756 --> 00:27:13.090 All livestock haulers know this, 405 00:27:13.174 --> 00:27:14.592 so they never stop for anything. 406 00:27:14.675 --> 00:27:16.469 Ah, I see. 407 00:27:16.552 --> 00:27:18.262 I’m learning something tonight. 408 00:27:21.474 --> 00:27:24.101 And a White 409 00:27:24.185 --> 00:27:27.146 In sight 410 00:27:29.106 --> 00:27:31.776 Make it home tonight 411 00:27:31.859 --> 00:27:34.445 Like a month 412 00:27:34.528 --> 00:27:37.698 Goodbye 413 00:27:37.782 --> 00:27:39.617 A lot of women 414 00:27:39.700 --> 00:27:42.203 Some of the guys 415 00:27:53.756 --> 00:27:56.592 Running down the track 416 00:27:56.675 --> 00:27:59.970 He ain’t coming back 417 00:28:03.224 --> 00:28:05.017 Hey, Jim, how are you feeling about the ice? 418 00:28:07.812 --> 00:28:10.272 Cold, hard and stiff. 419 00:28:10.356 --> 00:28:14.026 I wish we weren’t running in bright sunshine tomorrow. 420 00:28:14.110 --> 00:28:16.237 Said hello To the southland 421 00:28:56.527 --> 00:28:57.778 You want a sandwich? 422 00:28:58.737 --> 00:29:00.489 You haven’t eaten since we left. 423 00:29:01.490 --> 00:29:02.867 You’ll know when I’m hungry. 424 00:29:02.950 --> 00:29:04.243 It’s very unattractive. 425 00:29:05.035 --> 00:29:06.287 You get cranky? 426 00:29:06.996 --> 00:29:08.247 Worse. I act white. 427 00:29:12.710 --> 00:29:15.504 Tully said you and Goldenrod had a falling out. 428 00:29:15.588 --> 00:29:17.423 That wasn’t a big deal. 429 00:29:17.506 --> 00:29:19.717 Sounded like a big deal. 430 00:29:20.968 --> 00:29:23.512 He fired me. I got upset and took a swing at him. 431 00:29:23.596 --> 00:29:24.680 It’s old news. 432 00:29:28.767 --> 00:29:30.853 How’s that Kenworth, boys? 433 00:29:31.645 --> 00:29:33.564 She’s a fine ride, Jim. 434 00:29:33.647 --> 00:29:35.858 Thinking we might get one just like it. 435 00:29:37.401 --> 00:29:39.028 Well, what you gonna call her? 436 00:29:39.111 --> 00:29:40.779 -Take your time, boys. 437 00:29:40.863 --> 00:29:43.324 Naming a big rig’s a sacred thing. 438 00:29:43.407 --> 00:29:45.701 What’ll we name our truck, Gurty? 439 00:29:47.119 --> 00:29:49.580 Truck-truck-truck. 440 00:29:49.663 --> 00:29:51.707 You hear that? 441 00:29:51.790 --> 00:29:53.417 "Truck-truck-truck." I like it. 442 00:29:53.501 --> 00:29:54.960 It’s got a ring to it. 443 00:30:00.174 --> 00:30:01.926 It is beautiful out here. 444 00:30:07.389 --> 00:30:09.642 Is this really that dangerous? 445 00:30:09.725 --> 00:30:11.060 It doesn’t seem like a big deal. 446 00:30:12.770 --> 00:30:14.188 What exactly do you do? 447 00:30:15.481 --> 00:30:17.900 I’m an actuary. A risk assessment professional, 448 00:30:17.983 --> 00:30:19.443 if we’re being formal. 449 00:30:19.527 --> 00:30:21.987 Well, Mr. Varnay, 450 00:30:22.071 --> 00:30:25.407 hauling heavy cargo on ice in April is a big deal. 451 00:30:25.491 --> 00:30:27.868 See Custer’s head there? 452 00:30:28.869 --> 00:30:30.955 Tips us off to pressure waves. 453 00:30:31.038 --> 00:30:33.916 You go too fast, you create a pressure wave. 454 00:30:34.750 --> 00:30:35.876 In you go. 455 00:30:37.002 --> 00:30:38.504 You go too slow, the ice can’t handle 456 00:30:38.587 --> 00:30:40.714 the pounds per square inch on your tire. 457 00:30:41.882 --> 00:30:43.092 In you go. 458 00:31:05.406 --> 00:31:07.908 What the hell was that? Over. 459 00:31:07.992 --> 00:31:10.202 Sounds like my head gasket. 460 00:31:12.288 --> 00:31:15.082 Come on, kid. Come on! 461 00:31:29.013 --> 00:31:31.765 Sweet Jesus, that ain’t good. 462 00:31:41.859 --> 00:31:42.943 Shit. 463 00:31:51.952 --> 00:31:53.829 Shit. 464 00:31:53.912 --> 00:31:55.289 Whoa, what the hell are you doing? 465 00:31:55.372 --> 00:31:57.082 Going back. 466 00:31:57.166 --> 00:31:58.959 I thought we weren’t stopping for anything. 467 00:31:59.043 --> 00:32:00.419 You know, all that "bull run" stuff? 468 00:32:00.502 --> 00:32:02.963 I said, we’re going back. 469 00:32:03.047 --> 00:32:04.632 Goddamn it! 470 00:32:04.715 --> 00:32:07.384 - 471 00:32:32.910 --> 00:32:35.746 Gurty’s going to run diagnostics while we hook up. 472 00:32:35.829 --> 00:32:37.331 We’ll pull together. 473 00:32:37.414 --> 00:32:40.459 Use the nylon snatch pulleys on the rear 474 00:32:40.542 --> 00:32:42.086 so the rigs can swing. 475 00:32:52.429 --> 00:32:55.224 Is this... this going to work? 476 00:32:55.307 --> 00:32:58.769 How far are we gonna... gonna tow him? 477 00:32:58.852 --> 00:33:00.312 All the way to the mine? 478 00:33:02.064 --> 00:33:03.565 Do us all a favor, Mr. Varnay, 479 00:33:03.649 --> 00:33:05.359 and get back in your truck. 480 00:33:35.556 --> 00:33:37.558 Shit. Come on. 481 00:33:48.110 --> 00:33:49.319 Oh... 482 00:33:50.195 --> 00:33:51.739 Gurty! 483 00:33:51.822 --> 00:33:53.115 Clear out. 484 00:33:53.907 --> 00:33:55.451 What happened? 485 00:33:55.534 --> 00:33:56.994 Rear trailer tires went in. 486 00:33:57.077 --> 00:33:58.954 - 487 00:33:59.037 --> 00:34:00.372 Oh, shit. 488 00:34:05.002 --> 00:34:06.754 What the hell’s going on? 489 00:34:07.629 --> 00:34:08.797 Come on, Jim. 490 00:34:50.964 --> 00:34:54.343 Jim! Jim! Jim! 491 00:34:54.426 --> 00:34:57.387 Tow line’s got me! Cut me loose. My leg’s broken. 492 00:35:00.182 --> 00:35:01.767 Cut me loose or you’re all going in! 493 00:35:01.850 --> 00:35:03.018 The tow line’s got me 494 00:35:03.101 --> 00:35:04.144 and my leg’s broken. Do it. 495 00:35:05.813 --> 00:35:07.856 -Do it! -I can’t. 496 00:35:07.940 --> 00:35:09.274 Do it! Do it! 497 00:35:14.363 --> 00:35:15.781 Jesus. 498 00:35:24.498 --> 00:35:25.582 Holy shit! 499 00:35:29.878 --> 00:35:31.421 It’s spreading out. 500 00:35:32.339 --> 00:35:33.966 Meaning what? 501 00:35:34.049 --> 00:35:36.510 Meaning it’s going to keep cracking for two, 502 00:35:36.593 --> 00:35:38.387 maybe three thousand meters. 503 00:35:38.470 --> 00:35:39.847 That’s over a mile. 504 00:35:39.930 --> 00:35:41.807 We’ll outrun it. Let’s move! 505 00:35:41.890 --> 00:35:43.517 We got to unhook first. 506 00:35:43.600 --> 00:35:45.394 There’s no time. 507 00:35:45.477 --> 00:35:48.146 We’re going to have to run tied together. Go! 508 00:35:55.612 --> 00:35:57.197 Get your harness on. 509 00:36:16.133 --> 00:36:18.969 Mike, come in. We got to hike up the speed. Over. 510 00:36:19.052 --> 00:36:20.053 Roger. 511 00:36:43.952 --> 00:36:45.954 Mike, come in. We got to run faster. 512 00:36:46.038 --> 00:36:48.540 Roger. Gurty, running board. 513 00:36:54.880 --> 00:36:56.840 -Get out. On the running board. -Why? 514 00:36:56.924 --> 00:36:58.508 So if we go through, we can jump clear. 515 00:37:18.445 --> 00:37:20.155 Got a pressure wave ahead of me. 516 00:37:21.531 --> 00:37:23.367 Well, I got one hell of an ice crack behind me here, 517 00:37:23.450 --> 00:37:24.993 so how do you want to die? 518 00:37:32.584 --> 00:37:35.462 Slush bed at 200 yards. Get in and buckle up. 519 00:37:37.798 --> 00:37:41.009 Hang on, pal. This is going to get ugly. 520 00:37:47.641 --> 00:37:49.059 This is not good. 521 00:37:49.142 --> 00:37:51.019 This is not good. This is not good! 522 00:37:58.068 --> 00:37:59.611 I don’t like this! 523 00:38:04.241 --> 00:38:07.077 -Shit! - 524 00:38:21.508 --> 00:38:22.759 I’ve got your seat belt. 525 00:38:22.843 --> 00:38:25.345 You okay, pal? 526 00:38:40.569 --> 00:38:42.195 We’re finished. 527 00:38:53.081 --> 00:38:54.750 It stopped. 528 00:38:58.754 --> 00:38:59.755 Yeah. 529 00:38:59.838 --> 00:39:01.506 It stopped! 530 00:39:01.590 --> 00:39:03.592 We capsized for a reason. 531 00:39:03.675 --> 00:39:07.596 Now our weight’s displaced evenly instead of on the tires. 532 00:39:10.515 --> 00:39:13.226 So based on seven liters per minute, per man... 533 00:39:13.310 --> 00:39:15.062 Seven liters? 534 00:39:15.145 --> 00:39:16.897 That’s all a grown man breathes? 535 00:39:16.980 --> 00:39:20.484 When at rest, the figure doubles with physical exertion. 536 00:39:20.567 --> 00:39:23.904 Hey, Cody, can I ask you something? 537 00:39:23.987 --> 00:39:26.406 -Sure. -When the mine blew up, 538 00:39:26.490 --> 00:39:28.533 I said we hit a methane pocket 539 00:39:28.617 --> 00:39:30.827 and you said "That’s impossible." 540 00:39:30.911 --> 00:39:32.079 Why? 541 00:39:36.833 --> 00:39:38.251 It’s still settling. 542 00:39:55.977 --> 00:39:58.063 Air compressor. 543 00:39:59.147 --> 00:40:00.816 Thank God, they’re coming through. 544 00:40:05.862 --> 00:40:07.030 Failed. 545 00:40:10.367 --> 00:40:12.702 Hey, what’s the story, Cody? 546 00:40:13.954 --> 00:40:17.040 Yeah. What’d they say? 547 00:40:25.132 --> 00:40:27.551 They say they’re still working on it. 548 00:40:31.638 --> 00:40:32.848 -Cody. - Yeah? 549 00:40:39.938 --> 00:40:41.690 You didn’t answer my question. 550 00:40:41.773 --> 00:40:44.276 Why is it impossible we hit a methane pocket? 551 00:40:49.406 --> 00:40:51.700 Because I was told it would never happen. 552 00:40:51.783 --> 00:40:53.034 By who? 553 00:40:53.118 --> 00:40:54.744 Who told you that? 554 00:40:57.247 --> 00:40:58.790 Cody. 555 00:41:03.837 --> 00:41:06.089 Easy, boys! Easy! Get him out! 556 00:41:06.173 --> 00:41:07.966 Easy! 557 00:41:12.929 --> 00:41:14.264 Cody! 558 00:41:16.975 --> 00:41:19.895 -Whoa! Whoa! - 559 00:41:40.040 --> 00:41:42.000 SOS. SOS. 560 00:41:42.083 --> 00:41:43.752 41.40. 561 00:41:43.835 --> 00:41:45.879 Ice road north of 53. 562 00:41:45.962 --> 00:41:47.672 Kenworth through the ice. 563 00:41:47.756 --> 00:41:50.091 Repeat: Kenworth through the ice. 564 00:41:50.175 --> 00:41:52.010 Copy. Are there survivors? 565 00:41:52.093 --> 00:41:53.970 Negative. 566 00:41:54.054 --> 00:41:56.890 We are responding, thank you. 567 00:41:56.973 --> 00:41:59.809 Wait, wait, wait, wait. What about us? 568 00:41:59.893 --> 00:42:01.686 What about us? 569 00:42:05.440 --> 00:42:07.484 We’re heading back, right? 570 00:42:09.152 --> 00:42:11.154 -Back? -Yeah. 571 00:42:11.238 --> 00:42:13.156 That’s what I said. 572 00:42:13.240 --> 00:42:15.951 The ice is bound to be thinner to the south, not thicker. 573 00:42:16.034 --> 00:42:17.786 We still have two deliverable wellheads. 574 00:42:17.869 --> 00:42:19.454 Tactical redundancy, remember? 575 00:42:19.537 --> 00:42:21.748 And we’re more than halfway there. 576 00:42:21.831 --> 00:42:22.999 What do you think, Gurty? 577 00:42:24.751 --> 00:42:27.128 Attaboy. Are you coming with, Tantoo? 578 00:42:27.212 --> 00:42:29.631 -Hell, yeah. -What? This is ridiculous. 579 00:42:29.714 --> 00:42:31.549 You’re all going to die. 580 00:42:31.633 --> 00:42:32.884 You want to go back, go back. 581 00:42:32.968 --> 00:42:35.720 I suggest you do it quick. 582 00:42:37.722 --> 00:42:38.974 Nichiiwad. 583 00:42:39.057 --> 00:42:40.558 The big one. 584 00:42:40.642 --> 00:42:42.352 Drop 50 degrees, 585 00:42:42.435 --> 00:42:45.647 we’ll pick up 8 to 10 centimeters of new ice. 586 00:42:45.730 --> 00:42:48.066 Let’s get the rigs upright and haul ass. 587 00:42:48.149 --> 00:42:49.609 We’re back in business. 588 00:42:49.693 --> 00:42:52.195 You’re out of your minds. All of you! 589 00:42:52.279 --> 00:42:53.571 Wait, wait, wait. 590 00:42:54.698 --> 00:42:56.700 It appears you’re the new leader here, so-- 591 00:42:56.783 --> 00:42:58.034 I’m not the leader of anything. 592 00:42:58.118 --> 00:42:59.577 Everyone’s on their own. 593 00:42:59.661 --> 00:43:02.122 Fine. Whatever. 594 00:43:03.999 --> 00:43:06.876 You’re not curious about back there, what happened? 595 00:43:06.960 --> 00:43:08.670 We saw what happened. 596 00:43:08.753 --> 00:43:11.381 No, I’m talking about the seized-up engine. 597 00:43:14.301 --> 00:43:15.510 Go on. 598 00:43:17.762 --> 00:43:20.307 How well do you know her? Tantoo? 599 00:43:20.390 --> 00:43:23.101 Met her first time yesterday. Why? 600 00:43:26.646 --> 00:43:28.690 Mind answering a couple of questions? 601 00:43:30.233 --> 00:43:33.528 You worked for Jim Goldenrod, what, two years? 602 00:43:33.611 --> 00:43:35.655 Two and a half. 603 00:43:37.198 --> 00:43:38.533 Why’d it end? 604 00:43:40.285 --> 00:43:43.038 I used his rig on the weekend without permission. 605 00:43:43.121 --> 00:43:45.332 So you’re a thief. 606 00:43:45.415 --> 00:43:47.083 I’m not a thief. 607 00:43:47.167 --> 00:43:49.294 Hey, I was hauling banners for a demon-- 608 00:43:51.129 --> 00:43:52.881 What is this your business? 609 00:43:52.964 --> 00:43:55.091 You weren’t a happy camper, were you? 610 00:43:55.175 --> 00:43:56.176 When he fired you? 611 00:43:57.135 --> 00:44:00.388 No, I... Look, just-- 612 00:44:00.472 --> 00:44:04.100 I’ve never seen a Kenworth with less than 10k on the odometer 613 00:44:04.184 --> 00:44:07.812 -just up and quit, have you? -No. 614 00:44:07.896 --> 00:44:10.357 Most diesel engines don’t seize on their own. 615 00:44:10.440 --> 00:44:12.192 Unless they burn gasoline. 616 00:44:13.401 --> 00:44:15.403 What’s this about? 617 00:44:15.487 --> 00:44:18.448 You dosed Goldenrod’s rig with gas while we were loading up. 618 00:44:18.531 --> 00:44:20.116 I saw you next to the pump. 619 00:44:20.200 --> 00:44:22.118 You said you were checking the tire pressure. 620 00:44:22.202 --> 00:44:23.787 That is a goddamn lie. 621 00:44:23.870 --> 00:44:26.498 You were going to take us all out, weren’t you? 622 00:44:26.581 --> 00:44:28.500 So you could claim the whole 200 grand. 623 00:44:28.583 --> 00:44:30.126 No, I don’t know what you’re talking about. 624 00:44:30.210 --> 00:44:31.878 Who else, then? It wasn’t me. 625 00:44:31.961 --> 00:44:33.671 Wasn’t Gurty. Wasn’t him. 626 00:44:33.755 --> 00:44:35.799 He works for the company that’s paying us. 627 00:44:35.882 --> 00:44:38.134 This is not about the money for me, you idiots! 628 00:44:38.218 --> 00:44:40.053 God, my brother is in that mine. 629 00:44:40.136 --> 00:44:42.514 And the longer that we stand here, the closer he is to dying, 630 00:44:42.597 --> 00:44:44.933 -so if you could just move-- -She’s lying. 631 00:44:45.016 --> 00:44:46.267 You can’t trust these people. 632 00:44:47.394 --> 00:44:49.687 Call Katka. His name is Cody Mantooth. 633 00:44:49.771 --> 00:44:51.940 We have different fathers. 634 00:44:52.023 --> 00:44:55.068 God, "these people"? You’re a racist asshole... 635 00:44:55.151 --> 00:44:57.487 -You’re not going anywhere. -Look, just get out-- 636 00:44:57.570 --> 00:44:59.364 -You’re not going anywhere. -Fine. 637 00:44:59.447 --> 00:45:01.491 Hey, hey, hey. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 638 00:45:11.418 --> 00:45:13.294 We call the company and check your story. 639 00:45:13.378 --> 00:45:15.171 Yeah, and then go fuck yourself. 640 00:45:15.255 --> 00:45:17.173 Tie her up, Gurty. 641 00:46:09.642 --> 00:46:11.227 Yeah, Tully, it’s Mike. 642 00:46:11.311 --> 00:46:12.896 I just heard about Goldenrod 643 00:46:12.979 --> 00:46:14.689 from County Emergency, what happened? 644 00:46:14.772 --> 00:46:17.650 We think Tantoo dosed Jim’s rig with gasoline. 645 00:46:17.734 --> 00:46:20.153 Are you kidding? That’s worse than putting sugar in the tank. 646 00:46:20.236 --> 00:46:23.364 Contact Katka, ask them if there’s a miner, 647 00:46:23.448 --> 00:46:26.075 Cody Mantooth, on the missing list. 648 00:46:26.159 --> 00:46:28.203 -I’ll explain later. -You got it. 649 00:46:40.548 --> 00:46:43.384 -We want to discuss options. -Like what? 650 00:46:44.344 --> 00:46:46.012 Like decreasing our numbers. 651 00:46:47.263 --> 00:46:49.057 I want to talk to the folks upstairs. 652 00:46:49.140 --> 00:46:50.600 I want to talk to the bosses. 653 00:46:50.683 --> 00:46:52.143 You don’t know tap code. 654 00:46:52.227 --> 00:46:53.603 He does. 655 00:46:54.896 --> 00:46:56.898 You guys can’t be serious. 656 00:46:59.234 --> 00:47:00.610 It’s called triage. 657 00:47:00.693 --> 00:47:02.195 Hospitals do it all the time. 658 00:47:03.863 --> 00:47:05.573 If we decrease our numbers by one-third, 659 00:47:05.657 --> 00:47:07.283 our oxygen window increases by-- 660 00:47:07.367 --> 00:47:09.452 We can do the math. 661 00:47:09.536 --> 00:47:11.663 Hospitals are a bullshit analogy. 662 00:47:11.746 --> 00:47:15.792 Patients get triaged when it’s determined they’d die anyway. 663 00:47:16.876 --> 00:47:18.336 And what about these guys? 664 00:47:18.419 --> 00:47:20.463 They’re not going to make it till morning. 665 00:47:20.547 --> 00:47:22.465 Well, no one’s going for this. 666 00:47:22.549 --> 00:47:24.217 I agree. It’s nuts. 667 00:47:25.552 --> 00:47:27.637 -Say you’re wrong. -Say we’re not. 668 00:47:27.720 --> 00:47:29.097 Say we put it to a vote. 669 00:47:29.180 --> 00:47:30.765 What’s he saying, Cody? 670 00:47:35.603 --> 00:47:37.438 They want to decrease our numbers. 671 00:47:37.522 --> 00:47:39.107 Can’t be serious. 672 00:47:40.275 --> 00:47:42.068 Looks serious to me, Claude. 673 00:47:42.151 --> 00:47:44.737 Nobody wants this, Barney. Don’t make it personal. 674 00:47:44.821 --> 00:47:46.781 Hate to tell you, friend, 675 00:47:46.864 --> 00:47:48.491 this is about as personal as it gets. 676 00:47:48.575 --> 00:47:50.410 Have you guys seen yourselves? 677 00:47:50.493 --> 00:47:52.745 Barney, that compound fracture has sepsis in it. 678 00:47:52.829 --> 00:47:55.456 And you, Claude, how’s that fever treating you? 679 00:47:55.540 --> 00:47:57.333 You’re not going to make it another 12 hours. 680 00:47:57.417 --> 00:47:59.752 -What if we say no? -It’s going to a vote. 681 00:47:59.836 --> 00:48:01.379 That’s like two foxes and a chicken 682 00:48:01.462 --> 00:48:02.839 voting on what’s for dinner. 683 00:48:02.922 --> 00:48:05.800 I always knew you were a prick, Mankins. 684 00:48:05.883 --> 00:48:08.386 I didn’t know until now you were also a murderer. 685 00:48:19.230 --> 00:48:23.151 "Suggest decreasing our number." What does that mean? 686 00:48:23.234 --> 00:48:25.028 They mean decreasing their number. 687 00:48:25.111 --> 00:48:27.614 -Well, how? -How do you think? 688 00:48:28.656 --> 00:48:29.782 No. 689 00:48:30.450 --> 00:48:32.160 What? No. 690 00:48:32.243 --> 00:48:34.579 No, that’s crazy. I’m not taking part in this. 691 00:48:34.662 --> 00:48:36.956 We’re not calling the shots down there, Fred. 692 00:48:45.173 --> 00:48:49.093 Hey, those trailers smacked down hard. 693 00:48:49.177 --> 00:48:51.512 Gurty and I are going to go check the loads, 694 00:48:51.596 --> 00:48:53.514 then we’ll push on. 695 00:48:55.016 --> 00:48:56.601 How’s she looking? 696 00:49:10.031 --> 00:49:11.240 Hey! Hey! 697 00:49:11.324 --> 00:49:13.284 -Hey! - Help! Hey! 698 00:49:13.368 --> 00:49:15.286 - Open the damn door! 699 00:49:15.370 --> 00:49:17.747 Help! Help! - Open the damn door! 700 00:49:17.830 --> 00:49:20.750 - 701 00:49:20.833 --> 00:49:22.043 Hey! 702 00:49:32.387 --> 00:49:34.180 Open this damn door! 703 00:49:54.075 --> 00:49:55.076 It was you. 704 00:49:57.870 --> 00:49:59.622 You piece of shit. "Insurance actuary" my ass. 705 00:49:59.706 --> 00:50:01.499 What do you actually do for Katka? 706 00:50:01.582 --> 00:50:03.918 Let’s just say I work in a... 707 00:50:04.001 --> 00:50:05.753 different department of the company. 708 00:50:05.837 --> 00:50:07.630 Yeah, the sewer. 709 00:50:08.965 --> 00:50:11.884 Look, here’s the rules. 710 00:50:12.635 --> 00:50:13.886 You behave yourself, 711 00:50:13.970 --> 00:50:15.304 and you can stay in the restraints 712 00:50:15.388 --> 00:50:17.682 those idiot truckers put on you. 713 00:50:17.765 --> 00:50:19.892 But you get a little spirited, 714 00:50:19.976 --> 00:50:23.938 which I know is a problem for you people, 715 00:50:24.021 --> 00:50:25.565 and I will hog-tie you 716 00:50:25.648 --> 00:50:27.817 and throw you in the rear. 717 00:50:38.453 --> 00:50:42.749 -Yeah? 718 00:50:42.832 --> 00:50:44.459 Mike, what’s your status? 719 00:50:44.542 --> 00:50:46.419 No, it’s Varnay. We’re stuck in a storm. 720 00:50:46.502 --> 00:50:48.171 I’ve got an answer on that Cody Mantooth... 721 00:50:48.254 --> 00:50:49.630 I can’t talk! 722 00:50:54.385 --> 00:50:56.804 Please work. Please work. 723 00:51:02.143 --> 00:51:04.061 She’s outfitted with a heater unit. 724 00:51:04.145 --> 00:51:07.607 Hey, Gurty, how heavy do we think this double mill pipe is? 725 00:51:07.690 --> 00:51:10.902 -Five mill double hundred. -Huh? 726 00:51:13.237 --> 00:51:15.531 Three...four...zero. 727 00:51:15.615 --> 00:51:17.867 340 each? 728 00:51:17.950 --> 00:51:19.702 Grab hold of the end of this one. 729 00:51:20.787 --> 00:51:22.455 We’re going to punch that out. 730 00:51:22.538 --> 00:51:24.415 Punch pipe the pin post. 731 00:51:24.499 --> 00:51:26.042 My thoughts exactly. 732 00:52:05.164 --> 00:52:06.791 Easy. 733 00:52:06.874 --> 00:52:08.125 Easy. 734 00:52:14.465 --> 00:52:15.466 Easy. 735 00:52:17.885 --> 00:52:20.096 One, two, three. 736 00:52:27.436 --> 00:52:29.355 One, two, three. 737 00:52:38.739 --> 00:52:40.867 One, two, three. 738 00:52:42.952 --> 00:52:44.871 One, two, three. 739 00:53:47.808 --> 00:53:49.435 Yes! 740 00:53:52.396 --> 00:53:53.940 Oh, no! 741 00:53:55.900 --> 00:54:00.655 He took the phone, the pistol, our gear bags. 742 00:54:00.738 --> 00:54:02.657 And the Too. 743 00:54:02.740 --> 00:54:04.533 And the what? 744 00:54:04.617 --> 00:54:06.243 Tantoo. 745 00:54:06.327 --> 00:54:08.079 Tantoo as well. 746 00:54:10.873 --> 00:54:12.708 Let’s figure this out. 747 00:55:40.212 --> 00:55:41.922 What’s the matter with you? 748 00:55:42.673 --> 00:55:43.966 Ease off! 749 00:56:07.948 --> 00:56:09.200 More! 750 00:56:09.283 --> 00:56:11.118 Hike up the pressure! 751 00:56:14.830 --> 00:56:16.665 Gurty! 752 00:56:16.749 --> 00:56:18.417 I said, more! 753 00:56:18.501 --> 00:56:19.835 More! 754 00:56:22.046 --> 00:56:23.422 -Geez. 755 00:56:23.506 --> 00:56:26.092 I said, more! 756 00:56:26.175 --> 00:56:28.010 -Mike! -Yeah, I see it. 757 00:56:28.094 --> 00:56:29.428 It’s called a winch. 758 00:56:29.512 --> 00:56:32.348 Mike, welding’s a winter snap! 759 00:56:32.431 --> 00:56:33.849 What? 760 00:56:33.933 --> 00:56:36.560 Welding’s not cold! 761 00:56:36.644 --> 00:56:38.896 Just do it! 762 00:56:49.323 --> 00:56:51.242 Do you know why we get fired? 763 00:56:51.325 --> 00:56:54.995 It’s not your disability. It’s your freaking attitude. 764 00:56:56.413 --> 00:56:59.834 You probably didn’t take orders before your disability. 765 00:57:04.839 --> 00:57:07.299 I don’t know what’s going on here, 766 00:57:07.383 --> 00:57:09.969 but that prick, he killed Goldenrod 767 00:57:10.052 --> 00:57:11.470 and he nearly killed us. 768 00:57:11.554 --> 00:57:13.639 He pinned it all on Tantoo, 769 00:57:13.722 --> 00:57:15.391 who’s out here to save her brother, 770 00:57:15.474 --> 00:57:16.809 and we helped him. 771 00:57:17.726 --> 00:57:20.062 We have one chance, one chance 772 00:57:20.146 --> 00:57:23.732 to get out of this and make this right. 773 00:57:23.816 --> 00:57:25.484 And you’re not going to wreck it. 774 00:57:25.568 --> 00:57:26.652 Not this time. 775 00:57:28.654 --> 00:57:31.490 -Don’t you dare touch that. 776 00:57:42.168 --> 00:57:43.961 Come on, come on, come on. 777 00:57:49.675 --> 00:57:50.885 She’s coming free. 778 00:58:01.437 --> 00:58:02.771 What the hell was that? 779 00:58:16.035 --> 00:58:17.661 Gurty? Gurty? 780 00:58:18.662 --> 00:58:19.663 Gurty! 781 00:58:21.123 --> 00:58:23.918 Gurty! Gurty! 782 00:59:36.365 --> 00:59:40.327 Gurty, stay with me. Stay with me... 783 01:00:24.163 --> 01:00:26.498 Come on, Gurty. Come on. Breathe. 784 01:00:26.582 --> 01:00:27.624 Breathe. 785 01:00:27.708 --> 01:00:30.252 Come on, Gurty. Work with me here. 786 01:00:44.183 --> 01:00:45.684 -Oh, geez. 787 01:00:49.104 --> 01:00:50.189 Gurty. 788 01:00:52.691 --> 01:00:54.526 Gurty. 789 01:00:54.610 --> 01:00:58.155 Jesus. Here, pal. Here, pal. 790 01:00:58.238 --> 01:01:00.741 Here, pal. I got you. I got you. 791 01:01:00.824 --> 01:01:02.701 -I got you. - 792 01:01:02.785 --> 01:01:04.078 I got you. 793 01:01:06.413 --> 01:01:08.374 Gurty, I’m sorry. 794 01:01:08.457 --> 01:01:10.167 I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m sorry I hit you. 795 01:01:10.250 --> 01:01:12.419 I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to. 796 01:01:12.503 --> 01:01:14.338 I’m sorry, Gurty. 797 01:01:18.759 --> 01:01:19.968 Mike... 798 01:01:24.390 --> 01:01:27.059 Yeah. Sunken dreams, Gurty. 799 01:01:28.185 --> 01:01:29.853 Sunken dreams. 800 01:01:30.854 --> 01:01:32.981 Yeah. It’s eating at me too. 801 01:01:34.900 --> 01:01:38.654 Why would an employee of the company that hired us 802 01:01:38.737 --> 01:01:40.322 sabotage...? 803 01:01:44.910 --> 01:01:48.038 They want us to fail. That’s it. 804 01:01:48.122 --> 01:01:50.999 They want us to fail. I didn’t see it. 805 01:01:51.083 --> 01:01:55.379 I’ve been too wrapped up in what’s in this for us. 806 01:01:56.630 --> 01:01:58.674 Oh, now I’m angry. 807 01:02:00.676 --> 01:02:02.177 Let’s get out of here. 808 01:02:03.595 --> 01:02:05.222 It’s not about money now. 809 01:02:06.056 --> 01:02:07.641 This is personal. 810 01:02:38.213 --> 01:02:40.757 Should be 20 minutes to the shoreline. 811 01:03:07.534 --> 01:03:10.829 Rig two’s in the lake 20 klicks due south. 812 01:03:10.913 --> 01:03:12.873 Took the mechanic and the driver with it. 813 01:03:12.956 --> 01:03:15.959 I told them not to store dynamite in the trailer 814 01:03:16.043 --> 01:03:18.337 due to friction detonation, 815 01:03:18.420 --> 01:03:21.715 but they had other ideas. 816 01:03:21.798 --> 01:03:22.925 Good. 817 01:03:23.008 --> 01:03:24.384 Good. That’s good. 818 01:03:25.427 --> 01:03:26.512 How about the driver? 819 01:03:27.262 --> 01:03:29.765 Well, she’s alive, sir. 820 01:03:35.187 --> 01:03:38.190 Put the cab through that guardrail up there. 821 01:03:39.149 --> 01:03:42.236 Your story is she lost control, 822 01:03:42.319 --> 01:03:44.696 you dove for safety before it went over. 823 01:03:44.780 --> 01:03:47.783 -You clear? -Clear, sir. 824 01:03:47.866 --> 01:03:50.577 The miners’ oxygen window closes in three hours, 825 01:03:50.661 --> 01:03:53.622 so the press is going to be all over us. 826 01:03:53.705 --> 01:03:58.126 They need to be told our valiant rescue had a tragic end. 827 01:03:58.210 --> 01:03:59.878 I’ll make it happen, sir. 828 01:03:59.962 --> 01:04:02.422 Good. Good. 829 01:04:02.506 --> 01:04:03.966 You call me when it’s done. 830 01:04:27.489 --> 01:04:30.325 If you do this, it’s on your head. 831 01:04:30.409 --> 01:04:32.119 You want to blame someone, blame management. 832 01:04:32.202 --> 01:04:33.829 What has management got to do with it? 833 01:04:35.038 --> 01:04:36.498 All those in favor, raise your-- 834 01:04:36.582 --> 01:04:38.000 Mankins! 835 01:04:38.083 --> 01:04:39.751 I asked you a question. 836 01:04:39.835 --> 01:04:41.962 Because they made us cut the damn sensors, René. 837 01:04:43.005 --> 01:04:44.006 They what? 838 01:04:45.507 --> 01:04:47.426 They claimed the new quotas were killing them, 839 01:04:47.509 --> 01:04:50.512 so they couldn’t afford a shutdown. 840 01:04:50.596 --> 01:04:55.183 They said there was no chance of gas pockets this far north. 841 01:04:55.267 --> 01:04:56.977 And they sweetened the deal. 842 01:04:57.060 --> 01:04:59.062 How much? 843 01:05:04.067 --> 01:05:06.278 Hundred dollars per man per month. 844 01:05:08.572 --> 01:05:11.908 You turned off the gas sensors for $100 a month? 845 01:05:11.992 --> 01:05:14.286 And anyone who blew the whistle gets shit-canned. 846 01:05:14.369 --> 01:05:15.954 None of that matters now, René. 847 01:05:16.038 --> 01:05:17.914 Our oxygen is falling fast. 848 01:05:17.998 --> 01:05:19.750 There’s a vote on the floor. 849 01:05:19.833 --> 01:05:21.543 All those in favor, raise your hands. 850 01:05:21.627 --> 01:05:23.086 No. 851 01:05:25.505 --> 01:05:27.466 Hey! 852 01:05:27.549 --> 01:05:30.010 How much methane do you think is in here now? 853 01:05:30.093 --> 01:05:31.303 Huh? 854 01:05:32.220 --> 01:05:33.889 These men are not the enemy. 855 01:05:33.972 --> 01:05:35.474 The enemy’s up there. 856 01:05:35.557 --> 01:05:36.725 Bullshit! 857 01:05:36.808 --> 01:05:38.518 The enemy’s asphyxiation. 858 01:05:38.602 --> 01:05:40.687 We’re getting out of here together, 859 01:05:40.771 --> 01:05:42.356 or not at all. 860 01:05:42.439 --> 01:05:45.192 You’re one stupid son of a bitch, René. 861 01:05:47.778 --> 01:05:49.905 You too, Cody. 862 01:05:49.988 --> 01:05:53.825 Maybe so, but this is how it’s going to be. 863 01:06:21.937 --> 01:06:23.355 Right here. 864 01:06:25.107 --> 01:06:26.233 Let’s clear the road. 865 01:06:58.598 --> 01:06:59.891 -Ow! - 866 01:06:59.975 --> 01:07:01.727 Yeah, that’s what I thought. 867 01:07:01.810 --> 01:07:03.311 You’re never gonna get away with this. 868 01:07:03.395 --> 01:07:04.980 There’s gonna be an investigation. 869 01:07:05.063 --> 01:07:07.357 That’s the plan. 870 01:07:15.365 --> 01:07:16.742 What is that? 871 01:07:31.798 --> 01:07:33.175 -Ah! 872 01:08:07.793 --> 01:08:08.794 Thanks. 873 01:08:38.782 --> 01:08:40.242 Mayday! Mayday! 874 01:08:40.325 --> 01:08:42.452 Mayday! Come in! Anybody, come in! 875 01:08:42.536 --> 01:08:43.745 Mayday! Mayday! 876 01:08:43.829 --> 01:08:46.248 Mayday! Is anybody out there? 877 01:08:46.331 --> 01:08:48.375 Tantoo, it’s Mike. 878 01:08:48.458 --> 01:08:50.043 We’re coming up the Pass. 879 01:08:50.126 --> 01:08:52.170 -Where are you? -Approaching the upper traverse. 880 01:08:52.254 --> 01:08:54.798 I got Varnay behind me with others. They’re all armed. 881 01:08:54.881 --> 01:08:57.676 We’ve got two hours to get to Katka. I’m still pulling weight. 882 01:08:57.759 --> 01:09:00.679 -They’re trying to stop us. -Yeah, we figured. 883 01:09:00.762 --> 01:09:03.265 Cody always said that they cut corners with the methane regs. 884 01:09:03.348 --> 01:09:04.975 Those bastards, they caused the cave-in, 885 01:09:05.058 --> 01:09:06.434 now they’re trying to cover it up. 886 01:09:06.518 --> 01:09:07.978 Not going to happen. 887 01:09:08.061 --> 01:09:10.146 Just hang on. We’re coming. 888 01:09:23.368 --> 01:09:26.371 Take them out so it will pass forensics. 889 01:09:26.454 --> 01:09:27.831 No bullet holes. 890 01:09:27.914 --> 01:09:30.333 Do not discharge your weapons. 891 01:10:30.352 --> 01:10:31.937 -What? 892 01:10:38.151 --> 01:10:39.361 Shit. 893 01:10:39.444 --> 01:10:40.612 Oh, come on. One more mile. 894 01:10:40.695 --> 01:10:42.322 We can do one more mile. Come on. 895 01:10:45.033 --> 01:10:47.369 Yeah, we can do it. Come on. 896 01:11:05.011 --> 01:11:06.012 Pull over! 897 01:11:08.014 --> 01:11:09.808 Pull over now! 898 01:11:09.891 --> 01:11:11.184 Pull over! 899 01:11:13.895 --> 01:11:16.982 If they were going to shoot us, they would’ve done it by now. 900 01:11:17.065 --> 01:11:19.401 Yeah. Good. Come on. 901 01:11:21.194 --> 01:11:22.529 Ready, bro? 902 01:11:24.698 --> 01:11:26.908 Pull over now! 903 01:14:38.224 --> 01:14:40.685 Well, don’t just stand there. Let’s go. 904 01:14:58.369 --> 01:15:00.455 Come on, come on, don’t stop, don’t stop. 905 01:15:00.538 --> 01:15:01.831 Don’t you dare stop. Come on. 906 01:15:07.462 --> 01:15:11.007 Don’t do this to me. Don’t... Don’t do this. 907 01:15:11.090 --> 01:15:13.218 Come on, keep going. Don’t stop, don’t stop! 908 01:15:13.301 --> 01:15:15.094 Come on, you piece of shit. Let’s go. 909 01:15:15.178 --> 01:15:17.680 I’m sorry. I didn’t mean it. I didn’t mean it! 910 01:15:42.705 --> 01:15:45.166 Don’t think that I’m not going to use this on you! 911 01:15:50.505 --> 01:15:51.839 What’s your game? 912 01:15:53.675 --> 01:15:56.010 Oh, what, are you just going to stand there? 913 01:15:57.762 --> 01:15:59.013 Yeah. 914 01:15:59.097 --> 01:16:00.807 This is the last wellhead. 915 01:16:00.890 --> 01:16:02.392 What are you going to do? 916 01:16:02.475 --> 01:16:04.477 You going to push it the rest of the way? 917 01:16:04.560 --> 01:16:06.896 Because if you’re going to make it to Katka 918 01:16:06.980 --> 01:16:09.315 before your brother stops breathing, 919 01:16:09.399 --> 01:16:12.235 that’s what you’re going to have to do. 920 01:16:17.031 --> 01:16:19.284 The other drivers are going to come. 921 01:16:20.159 --> 01:16:21.911 The other drivers are dead. 922 01:17:05.079 --> 01:17:07.206 He ripped out my fuel equalizer. 923 01:17:07.290 --> 01:17:09.042 Gurty can fix that. 924 01:17:10.501 --> 01:17:12.253 We’ll change out your fuel line 925 01:17:12.337 --> 01:17:15.131 and siphon enough juice to get you down to Katka. 926 01:17:17.133 --> 01:17:18.259 Listen... 927 01:17:18.968 --> 01:17:20.178 we... 928 01:17:21.012 --> 01:17:22.722 we seriously misjudged you. 929 01:17:23.806 --> 01:17:24.932 Friends? 930 01:17:27.894 --> 01:17:28.895 Yeah. 931 01:18:39.924 --> 01:18:41.676 Hey, how long do you think all this is going to take? 932 01:18:41.759 --> 01:18:43.594 A couple of minutes. I know you’re anxious 933 01:18:43.678 --> 01:18:45.596 -about your brother. -Yeah. 934 01:18:45.680 --> 01:18:47.014 Cody’s all I got, you know? 935 01:18:47.098 --> 01:18:48.891 It’s kind of like you and yours. 936 01:18:48.975 --> 01:18:49.976 Yeah. 937 01:18:52.270 --> 01:18:55.106 Gurty’s like that commercial. 938 01:18:55.189 --> 01:18:57.984 Takes a lickin’ but keeps on tickin’. 939 01:19:51.787 --> 01:19:53.664 That last can should do it. 940 01:19:54.624 --> 01:19:57.168 He saved my life. Give him a treat. 941 01:20:09.388 --> 01:20:12.308 We can’t stay here and we can’t back up. 942 01:20:12.391 --> 01:20:13.935 We’ll have to outrun it. 943 01:20:14.018 --> 01:20:16.395 -You’re dreaming. -You got a better idea? 944 01:21:34.015 --> 01:21:35.099 Oh! 945 01:21:36.809 --> 01:21:38.311 -Oh. - Uncouple the trailer. 946 01:21:38.394 --> 01:21:39.729 We got a wellhead to deliver. 947 01:21:50.072 --> 01:21:52.283 Oh, geez. 948 01:21:52.366 --> 01:21:54.535 It’s not as bad as it looks. 949 01:21:57.121 --> 01:21:59.040 It’s, uh... 950 01:21:59.123 --> 01:22:02.460 It looks pretty bad, kid. 951 01:22:02.543 --> 01:22:04.587 -Just be fast about it. -Uh... 952 01:22:04.670 --> 01:22:06.255 Like pulling out a wisdom tooth. 953 01:22:06.339 --> 01:22:07.882 A wisdom tooth? Do I-- 954 01:22:07.965 --> 01:22:09.425 Do I look like a dentist? 955 01:22:09.508 --> 01:22:11.052 -Aah! 956 01:22:12.178 --> 01:22:13.721 Good girl. Good girl. 957 01:22:13.804 --> 01:22:16.057 -Breathe. Breathe. - 958 01:22:16.140 --> 01:22:18.768 That’s it. Good girl. Good girl. 959 01:22:18.851 --> 01:22:21.771 Gurty, come and help me! 960 01:22:21.854 --> 01:22:23.397 -Good girl. 961 01:22:23.481 --> 01:22:24.523 Good girl. 962 01:22:25.941 --> 01:22:26.984 Come on. 963 01:22:34.116 --> 01:22:36.077 Hang tight. 964 01:22:36.160 --> 01:22:39.205 Gurty and I are going to haul your trailer off the cliff, 965 01:22:39.288 --> 01:22:42.625 hook up and head to that mine. 966 01:22:42.708 --> 01:22:45.294 We still got 45 minutes. 967 01:22:45.378 --> 01:22:46.587 Yeah. 968 01:23:16.283 --> 01:23:19.995 Sir? Mine Safety down in Winnipeg wants René’s laptops. 969 01:23:20.079 --> 01:23:22.373 Fred, Mine Safety gets the laptops 970 01:23:22.456 --> 01:23:24.500 when I say they get the laptops, all right? 971 01:23:24.583 --> 01:23:26.377 We got a goddamn CEO to worry about. 972 01:23:26.460 --> 01:23:27.878 Yeah, well, you can tell him yourself. 973 01:23:27.962 --> 01:23:29.463 He’ll be here in an hour. 974 01:23:31.507 --> 01:23:35.094 There is nothing in those e-mails 975 01:23:35.177 --> 01:23:37.346 that implicates us. 976 01:23:37.430 --> 01:23:40.391 Everything was cash, so there’s no paper trail. 977 01:23:40.474 --> 01:23:42.351 To the authorities, this just looks like 978 01:23:42.435 --> 01:23:45.187 another tragic mining accident. 979 01:23:49.024 --> 01:23:52.278 Right in the morning, we open Tunnel 6. 980 01:23:52.361 --> 01:23:53.946 We remove the bodies. 981 01:23:54.029 --> 01:23:57.199 We let the public hold their ritual funerals. 982 01:23:57.283 --> 01:24:00.911 We weather the obligatory "occupational hazard" debate. 983 01:24:02.163 --> 01:24:03.873 And we open back up. 984 01:24:04.874 --> 01:24:06.667 Business as usual. 985 01:24:12.131 --> 01:24:14.550 Come on, Varnay, answer the goddamn phone. 986 01:25:04.934 --> 01:25:06.352 Look, Gurty, we did it. 987 01:25:06.435 --> 01:25:07.853 We did it! 988 01:25:25.454 --> 01:25:27.248 Mike. Mike. 989 01:27:16.523 --> 01:27:18.025 Give me that pistol! 990 01:27:19.693 --> 01:27:22.488 Gurty, you got to take the wheel. 991 01:27:22.571 --> 01:27:24.239 Come on. You can do it. 992 01:27:33.958 --> 01:27:36.961 Do not stop until you reach the mine, got it? 993 01:27:37.044 --> 01:27:38.420 Do not stop. 994 01:27:40.673 --> 01:27:43.008 Hey. Kill him. 995 01:27:43.092 --> 01:27:44.802 Not for me, for my brother. 996 01:29:51.095 --> 01:29:53.097 I’ve done this a thousand times. 997 01:29:53.931 --> 01:29:56.058 Move. I can do it. 998 01:30:40.936 --> 01:30:42.146 Shit. 999 01:30:44.982 --> 01:30:46.900 Traction pads. Yes, go. 1000 01:31:07.129 --> 01:31:08.839 Go! Come on, come on. 1001 01:31:11.800 --> 01:31:13.594 Shit. Shit. 1002 01:31:19.933 --> 01:31:22.853 Gurty, the cables are snapping! Let’s go! Come on! 1003 01:33:14.756 --> 01:33:16.133 Come on. 1004 01:33:33.608 --> 01:33:35.610 Oh, shit. Oh, shit. 1005 01:33:49.207 --> 01:33:51.043 Gurty, shut the gate! 1006 01:34:18.612 --> 01:34:20.906 -Gurty! - 1007 01:34:55.857 --> 01:34:58.193 Gurty. Gurty! 1008 01:35:01.655 --> 01:35:02.948 He saved the rig. 1009 01:35:03.031 --> 01:35:04.449 Oh, Jesus. 1010 01:35:04.533 --> 01:35:05.826 Mike... 1011 01:35:05.909 --> 01:35:07.119 you... 1012 01:35:07.202 --> 01:35:09.287 brother mine. 1013 01:35:09.371 --> 01:35:12.290 My brother. 1014 01:35:17.963 --> 01:35:20.173 Brother. Mine. 1015 01:35:33.478 --> 01:35:35.564 No, no, no, no... 1016 01:35:38.316 --> 01:35:39.609 No. 1017 01:35:41.611 --> 01:35:43.530 I’m sorry. 1018 01:35:43.613 --> 01:35:46.950 I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m sorry. 1019 01:35:47.033 --> 01:35:48.994 I’m so sorry. 1020 01:35:56.835 --> 01:35:59.463 Deputy Minister, Jack Tager, vice president of operations. 1021 01:35:59.546 --> 01:36:01.006 George Sickle, general manager. 1022 01:36:01.089 --> 01:36:02.215 -Tager. -Sir. 1023 01:36:02.299 --> 01:36:03.633 -Sickle. -How are you, sir? 1024 01:36:03.717 --> 01:36:05.135 It’s cold up here. 1025 01:36:05.218 --> 01:36:06.761 We have hot drink and food inside, sir. 1026 01:36:06.845 --> 01:36:09.264 How was the drive down from Gillam Airfield? 1027 01:36:09.347 --> 01:36:12.267 Cut the formalities, Sickle. Tell me the situation. 1028 01:36:13.477 --> 01:36:18.523 Our last contact with the rescue team was 0300. 1029 01:36:18.607 --> 01:36:20.859 Deputy Minister, how about you? 1030 01:36:20.942 --> 01:36:22.694 Your man in Winnipeg. Heard anything? 1031 01:36:22.777 --> 01:36:24.154 Negative. 1032 01:36:24.237 --> 01:36:25.780 It’s been 30 hours 1033 01:36:25.864 --> 01:36:27.574 and the wellheads haven’t arrived. 1034 01:36:27.657 --> 01:36:28.992 I don’t believe the men are going 1035 01:36:29.075 --> 01:36:30.535 to get out of Tunnel 6 alive. 1036 01:36:48.720 --> 01:36:50.263 What’s that? 1037 01:36:50.347 --> 01:36:52.265 That’s our emergency Klaxon. 1038 01:37:02.150 --> 01:37:03.985 Oh, my God. 1039 01:37:07.113 --> 01:37:10.075 Hey, welcome to Katka. 1040 01:37:10.158 --> 01:37:11.159 You McCann? 1041 01:37:11.243 --> 01:37:12.869 Yeah. 1042 01:37:12.953 --> 01:37:13.995 You need medical? 1043 01:37:21.253 --> 01:37:23.880 Everyone, on the double. We still have a chance. 1044 01:37:25.298 --> 01:37:27.717 We got another one. Get me the gurney, ASAP. 1045 01:37:28.843 --> 01:37:30.929 There’s no hurry. 1046 01:37:31.012 --> 01:37:32.305 We need to get that wellhead 1047 01:37:32.389 --> 01:37:33.848 unloaded and bolted down. 1048 01:37:33.932 --> 01:37:35.392 Let’s go! Straight to the drill site. 1049 01:37:35.475 --> 01:37:36.643 Go, go, go, go! 1050 01:37:49.698 --> 01:37:51.032 Wellhead team, let’s go! You’re up! 1051 01:38:17.058 --> 01:38:19.019 Got it! 1052 01:38:19.102 --> 01:38:21.563 Wellhead is tapped and sprung. 1053 01:38:21.646 --> 01:38:24.274 All right, blasting team, Tunnel 6 on the double! 1054 01:38:40.624 --> 01:38:42.334 Young lady, you’re in no condition-- 1055 01:38:42.417 --> 01:38:44.085 I don’t give a shit. Put a Band-Aid on it. 1056 01:38:44.169 --> 01:38:45.795 I heard blasting, I’m going to find Cody. 1057 01:38:45.879 --> 01:38:47.297 -Tantoo. -What? 1058 01:38:47.380 --> 01:38:49.424 We’re outside the oxygen window. 1059 01:38:49.507 --> 01:38:50.925 We didn’t make it in time. 1060 01:38:51.009 --> 01:38:53.428 Don’t say that. 1061 01:38:53.511 --> 01:38:55.805 Look, Gurty died so that the miners would live, okay? 1062 01:38:55.889 --> 01:38:58.683 My brother is alive. I’m going to find him. Let’s go. 1063 01:39:09.986 --> 01:39:11.655 Someone’s coming out! 1064 01:39:36.513 --> 01:39:37.972 Cody? 1065 01:39:46.981 --> 01:39:47.982 Cody? 1066 01:39:48.733 --> 01:39:50.276 Oh, my God! 1067 01:39:50.360 --> 01:39:52.904 Cody. You’re alive. 1068 01:39:52.987 --> 01:39:55.407 -Oh, my God. - You saved my life. 1069 01:39:58.410 --> 01:40:00.036 I had help. 1070 01:40:01.705 --> 01:40:02.706 Thank you. 1071 01:40:23.393 --> 01:40:24.644 You paid them? 1072 01:40:27.063 --> 01:40:30.275 You paid them to shut off their sensors? 1073 01:40:36.448 --> 01:40:38.032 You’re disgusting. 1074 01:41:02.432 --> 01:41:04.184 Mr. McCann? 1075 01:41:04.267 --> 01:41:07.187 I’m Deputy Minister of Natural Resources for Canada. 1076 01:41:07.270 --> 01:41:08.688 I want to thank you, 1077 01:41:08.772 --> 01:41:11.357 and offer condolences for your brother. 1078 01:41:11.441 --> 01:41:13.485 The company has some papers for you to sign. 1079 01:41:13.568 --> 01:41:14.944 We have a check for you, 1080 01:41:15.028 --> 01:41:16.988 and the police need your statement. 1081 01:41:21.618 --> 01:41:23.870 Excuse me, Mr. McCann? 1082 01:41:23.953 --> 01:41:26.289 We found this with your brother’s things. 1083 01:41:38.510 --> 01:41:39.803 Thank you. 1084 01:42:14.671 --> 01:42:16.422 -Hey! -Hey. 1085 01:42:18.716 --> 01:42:20.051 Brand-new Kenworth, huh? 1086 01:42:20.134 --> 01:42:21.302 Yup. 1087 01:42:21.386 --> 01:42:22.470 It’s a good color. 1088 01:42:22.554 --> 01:42:24.389 In honor of Jim. 1089 01:42:24.472 --> 01:42:26.099 What you hauling? 1090 01:42:26.182 --> 01:42:27.225 Sporting goods. 1091 01:42:27.308 --> 01:42:29.269 Oh. Ain’t that the life. 1092 01:42:29.352 --> 01:42:32.730 Yup. No bosses, no punching time clocks. 1093 01:42:32.814 --> 01:42:34.399 -Good pay rates. -Yeah. 1094 01:42:34.482 --> 01:42:37.277 Well, you find yourself pining for the ice road, 1095 01:42:37.360 --> 01:42:38.611 you know where to find me. 1096 01:42:38.695 --> 01:42:40.029 Deal. 1097 01:42:43.658 --> 01:42:44.701 Thank you, Mike. 1098 01:44:02.946 --> 01:44:05.657 And a blacktop 1099 01:44:14.958 --> 01:44:18.169 We got tough 1100 01:44:18.252 --> 01:44:22.090 Running through our veins 1101 01:44:22.173 --> 01:44:24.842 We’ll find a way 1102 01:44:24.926 --> 01:44:27.929 Never say die 1103 01:44:28.012 --> 01:44:31.766 You’re doggone right 1104 01:44:31.849 --> 01:44:37.188 We’ll come back every time 1105 01:45:05.633 --> 01:45:10.930 To our last names 1106 01:45:14.183 --> 01:45:17.353 We got tough 1107 01:45:17.437 --> 01:45:21.441 Running through our veins 1108 01:45:21.524 --> 01:45:24.277 We’ll find a way 1109 01:45:24.360 --> 01:45:27.071 Never say die 1110 01:45:27.155 --> 01:45:30.992 Yeah, you’re doggone right 1111 01:45:31.075 --> 01:45:37.457 We’ll come back every time 1112 01:45:39.542 --> 01:45:43.880 Every time 1113 01:45:45.965 --> 01:45:51.888 Every time 1114 01:46:24.712 --> 01:46:29.133 And the ashes