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 00:01:04.083 --> 00:01:05.040 Where is he? 4 00:01:24.958 --> 00:01:26.583 That man in that photo. 5 00:01:28.375 --> 00:01:29.583 Where is he? 6 00:01:32.083 --> 00:01:34.583 My father, my master. 7 00:01:37.500 --> 00:01:38.750 You knew my father? 8 00:01:39.458 --> 00:01:41.125 Oh, yes, I knew your father. 9 00:01:42.208 --> 00:01:45.166 Unfortunately, during the war. 10 00:01:48.916 --> 00:01:52.541 - What is your name? - My name is James Wright. 11 00:01:53.375 --> 00:01:55.915 I was a wing commander, Royal Air Force. 12 00:01:55.916 --> 00:01:58.208 I spent time with your father in Bataan. 13 00:02:04.000 --> 00:02:05.541 My father spoke of you. 14 00:02:06.291 --> 00:02:10.500 Many stories about the Westerner that knew the Eastern arts. 15 00:02:11.291 --> 00:02:12.500 A great fighter. 16 00:02:13.916 --> 00:02:15.291 A forbidden move. 17 00:02:16.541 --> 00:02:20.250 But now, you come to my dojo, 18 00:02:21.166 --> 00:02:23.708 revive shame for my family. 19 00:02:24.666 --> 00:02:27.500 You bring trouble and dishonor. 20 00:02:31.833 --> 00:02:33.750 Now, Mr. Wright, 21 00:02:35.291 --> 00:02:36.458 I will give you trouble. 22 00:03:25.000 --> 00:03:25.875 Stop! 23 00:03:41.666 --> 00:03:43.750 What is it you've come here for? 24 00:10:27.875 --> 00:10:29.375 Wait, wait, wait... 25 00:10:31.666 --> 00:10:33.000 Let's go! Let's go! 26 00:12:05.083 --> 00:12:06.083 British? 27 00:12:09.333 --> 00:12:11.666 You, only survivor? 28 00:12:22.666 --> 00:12:24.333 No survivors. 29 00:12:38.708 --> 00:12:40.333 Another one. How much? How much? 30 00:14:50.000 --> 00:14:51.207 Shit. 31 00:15:38.000 --> 00:15:39.000 Shit! 32 00:15:45.625 --> 00:15:46.791 Oh, shit. 33 00:16:12.166 --> 00:16:13.166 Move! 34 00:17:49.625 --> 00:17:52.833 Wing Commander James Wright, 35 00:17:54.375 --> 00:17:56.666 Royal British Air Force. 36 00:18:02.083 --> 00:18:05.833 Corporal Hirano was like a brother to me. 37 00:18:09.666 --> 00:18:11.541 My sincerest condolences. 38 00:18:19.500 --> 00:18:22.583 Sleep well, Wing Commander Wright. 39 00:18:24.041 --> 00:18:25.958 Today you are victorious, 40 00:18:26.958 --> 00:18:30.000 but tomorrow, you die. 41 00:20:15.125 --> 00:20:16.665 Move! 42 00:20:26.000 --> 00:20:27.790 Randall J. Priniger, Ludington, Michigan. 43 00:20:27.791 --> 00:20:29.290 Most guys call me "The Beard," or "Beardy," 44 00:20:29.291 --> 00:20:30.749 or just plain old "Beard." 45 00:20:30.750 --> 00:20:33.707 I respond to all variations, non-derogatory variations. 46 00:20:33.708 --> 00:20:35.000 Good to meet you. Wright. 47 00:20:35.375 --> 00:20:36.499 You got a first name, Wright? 48 00:20:36.500 --> 00:20:39.875 Yes, James. Royal Air Force. I'm a pilot. 49 00:20:40.875 --> 00:20:43.165 This is the Greek's. It's reserved for the Greek. 50 00:20:43.166 --> 00:20:44.750 Come... Come, come, come, come. Come here. 51 00:20:45.458 --> 00:20:47.499 Take this one. This was Simmons' spot. 52 00:20:47.500 --> 00:20:48.832 He's gone now. 53 00:20:48.833 --> 00:20:50.457 Yeah, he's dead. 54 00:20:50.458 --> 00:20:52.124 He got the fucking malaria. 55 00:20:52.125 --> 00:20:54.708 No, no, no. Dysentery. The bloody flux. 56 00:20:55.583 --> 00:20:56.458 How'd you get here, James? 57 00:20:58.708 --> 00:20:59.957 Was sent on a support mission 58 00:20:59.958 --> 00:21:01.458 to back up the Allies' last stand. 59 00:21:02.666 --> 00:21:03.833 There were ten of us, 60 00:21:04.500 --> 00:21:06.957 we took off from a banana boat on the South China Sea. 61 00:21:06.958 --> 00:21:09.999 We were told that the Filipinos had a foothold 62 00:21:10.000 --> 00:21:13.333 in the peninsula, but I guess that was bad intel. 63 00:21:14.500 --> 00:21:15.540 By the time we arrived, the Japs 64 00:21:15.541 --> 00:21:16.916 had pretty much wiped everyone out. 65 00:21:17.750 --> 00:21:19.666 Turned out to be a bloody suicide mission. 66 00:21:20.333 --> 00:21:23.791 I was hit, ejected over the water, dead of night. 67 00:21:25.416 --> 00:21:26.791 Somehow washed up here. 68 00:21:27.916 --> 00:21:29.791 So the Brits, are they coming to liberate us or what? 69 00:21:32.041 --> 00:21:32.791 And you are? 70 00:21:34.375 --> 00:21:35.708 Gabriel Villanueva, 71 00:21:36.958 --> 00:21:39.040 United States Army, Sergeant First Class. 72 00:21:39.041 --> 00:21:40.541 - Nice to meet you. - Good to meet you. 73 00:21:41.250 --> 00:21:42.624 He's half-Filipino. 74 00:21:42.625 --> 00:21:45.249 They sent him here to help train the locals in Bataan. 75 00:21:45.250 --> 00:21:47.707 - It's Ba-tah-ahn. - That's what I said. Ba-tahn. 76 00:21:47.708 --> 00:21:50.125 So the Brits, are they coming? 77 00:21:52.458 --> 00:21:53.957 I'm afraid not. 78 00:21:53.958 --> 00:21:55.500 They think I'm dead, they think... 79 00:21:56.333 --> 00:21:57.166 they think we're all dead. 80 00:21:57.916 --> 00:21:58.791 So, no. 81 00:22:02.958 --> 00:22:05.582 Inside the barracks, we maintain military structure. 82 00:22:05.583 --> 00:22:06.708 We all have rules. 83 00:22:07.375 --> 00:22:09.957 We share work detail, even burial detail. 84 00:22:09.958 --> 00:22:12.082 Also, we have our commander here as well. 85 00:22:12.083 --> 00:22:13.790 Who's that? Who's the commander? 86 00:22:13.791 --> 00:22:16.041 Captain Collins. He's the highest rank among us. 87 00:22:16.750 --> 00:22:18.625 He's down in the A-barrack. You'll meet him tomorrow. 88 00:22:19.458 --> 00:22:21.583 I don't think there will be a tomorrow for me, old chap. 89 00:22:22.625 --> 00:22:23.790 That could be any of us. 90 00:22:23.791 --> 00:22:24.833 No, no. I... 91 00:22:26.083 --> 00:22:28.916 I already killed three of Ito's men, that he knows about. 92 00:22:29.625 --> 00:22:30.999 I'm pretty sure that by tomorrow, 93 00:22:31.000 --> 00:22:33.041 Ito's got a bullet with my name on it. 94 00:22:33.833 --> 00:22:35.707 That's, unless anyone knows a way out of here. 95 00:22:35.708 --> 00:22:37.541 Getting out of the camp isn't the problem. 96 00:22:39.208 --> 00:22:40.790 It's getting back in and realizing 97 00:22:40.791 --> 00:22:41.833 there's nowhere else to go. 98 00:22:42.541 --> 00:22:43.541 They all come back, 99 00:22:44.833 --> 00:22:45.916 and that's when they get caught. 100 00:22:46.458 --> 00:22:47.916 You're better off going on the march. 101 00:22:48.791 --> 00:22:49.833 What's the march? 102 00:22:50.666 --> 00:22:53.458 Anyone strong enough to work, they stay here. 103 00:22:55.333 --> 00:22:56.957 They had us clear a runway, now they got us 104 00:22:56.958 --> 00:22:58.333 building a perimeter wall. 105 00:23:00.416 --> 00:23:03.583 They're sending the rest to another camp 60 miles north, 106 00:23:04.250 --> 00:23:05.749 and they're calling that the Death March. 107 00:23:05.750 --> 00:23:07.541 What do we know about this other camp? 108 00:23:08.625 --> 00:23:10.000 - Anything? - Very little. 109 00:23:10.625 --> 00:23:12.125 Men are dropping off along the way. 110 00:23:12.833 --> 00:23:13.874 Ones who do make it, 111 00:23:13.875 --> 00:23:16.082 God only knows what's happening to them. 112 00:23:16.083 --> 00:23:18.833 For all we know, this is the easy way out. 113 00:23:19.500 --> 00:23:21.125 Or maybe you'll get lucky and get the sword. 114 00:23:22.833 --> 00:23:24.333 Just better hope it's a clean beheading. 115 00:23:25.333 --> 00:23:27.915 Sometimes it takes more than one swing to finish the job. 116 00:23:27.916 --> 00:23:29.583 Yeah, right. Don't listen to him. 117 00:24:00.916 --> 00:24:02.291 That's Times Square. 118 00:24:03.958 --> 00:24:05.791 When the lieutenant colonel addresses the camp, 119 00:24:06.541 --> 00:24:07.999 they line us up there. 120 00:24:08.000 --> 00:24:09.165 It's also where the battles happen. 121 00:24:09.166 --> 00:24:10.291 The battles happen there. 122 00:24:12.416 --> 00:24:13.749 Ito puts all the people 123 00:24:13.750 --> 00:24:15.541 who misbehave center stage. 124 00:24:16.416 --> 00:24:17.665 He puts them in there with his guards. 125 00:24:17.666 --> 00:24:19.832 He uses it as a training ground for them. 126 00:25:52.166 --> 00:25:55.000 Up! Now! 127 00:26:01.750 --> 00:26:03.874 These men were caught 128 00:26:03.875 --> 00:26:07.291 with extra rations inside of their barracks. 129 00:26:14.875 --> 00:26:18.166 An example must be made. 130 00:28:22.625 --> 00:28:24.625 Fight to the death! 131 00:30:47.958 --> 00:30:50.375 He will meet his end soon enough. 132 00:30:52.666 --> 00:30:54.166 You got rocks in your fist? 133 00:30:56.250 --> 00:30:57.291 Captain. 134 00:30:59.125 --> 00:31:01.291 - Collins. - Captain. Good to meet you. 135 00:31:01.916 --> 00:31:03.750 That was some impressive shit. 136 00:31:04.791 --> 00:31:06.125 Glad you're on my side. 137 00:31:07.166 --> 00:31:08.375 Drinks on me. 138 00:31:11.666 --> 00:31:13.124 - Beardy. - Yeah? 139 00:31:13.125 --> 00:31:15.500 - A round for the Brit. - I'm... way ahead of you. 140 00:31:28.958 --> 00:31:30.540 Kaboom. 141 00:31:30.541 --> 00:31:32.833 A couple sips of this will cure any ailment. 142 00:31:35.750 --> 00:31:36.625 So, uh... 143 00:31:37.708 --> 00:31:39.666 What happened to your leg? You okay? 144 00:31:40.416 --> 00:31:42.707 Yeah, took some shrapnel a few months back. 145 00:31:42.708 --> 00:31:44.166 Believe it or not, I was the lucky one. 146 00:31:45.250 --> 00:31:47.250 As long as I can do hard labor, I'll be all right. 147 00:31:48.000 --> 00:31:48.958 Cheers, boys. 148 00:31:51.958 --> 00:31:53.165 Cheers. 149 00:31:53.166 --> 00:31:55.333 May we live to fight another day. 150 00:32:03.416 --> 00:32:04.291 Oh, yeah. 151 00:32:05.083 --> 00:32:06.207 You like it? 152 00:32:06.208 --> 00:32:08.665 - Tastes like bloody petrol. - It's my recipe. 153 00:32:08.666 --> 00:32:10.250 It's supposed to taste like petrol. 154 00:32:12.041 --> 00:32:13.791 Where are you from in England, James? 155 00:32:15.250 --> 00:32:17.915 I was born in Surrey, but grew up in Hong Kong. 156 00:32:17.916 --> 00:32:18.916 Hong Kong. 157 00:32:19.916 --> 00:32:20.500 How does that happen? 158 00:32:21.291 --> 00:32:22.624 My father worked there. 159 00:32:22.625 --> 00:32:25.875 Textiles, but I moved back to England when he passed. 160 00:32:26.541 --> 00:32:27.874 So was Hong Kong where you learned 161 00:32:27.875 --> 00:32:29.958 all that chop-socky bullshit? 162 00:32:32.708 --> 00:32:33.791 Something like that. 163 00:32:34.666 --> 00:32:36.999 No, I've been lucky enough to train in a few places. 164 00:32:37.000 --> 00:32:39.875 Uh, Hong Kong, Thailand, even Japan. 165 00:32:41.000 --> 00:32:42.125 I've been here a while. 166 00:32:42.708 --> 00:32:44.290 Nobody makes it out of those battles. 167 00:32:50.250 --> 00:32:52.416 Here we go. 168 00:33:48.791 --> 00:33:51.541 You are a skilled fighter. 169 00:33:53.166 --> 00:33:55.083 Who trained you in our ways? 170 00:33:58.000 --> 00:34:02.625 - Did you train in Japan? - I've trained many places. 171 00:34:15.625 --> 00:34:19.208 You've already revealed who trained you. 172 00:34:21.458 --> 00:34:25.250 Your technique, most forbidden. 173 00:34:35.416 --> 00:34:36.875 This belongs to you? 174 00:34:38.666 --> 00:34:39.625 Yes. 175 00:34:41.166 --> 00:34:43.583 Your father, war hero? 176 00:34:45.208 --> 00:34:46.166 Yes. 177 00:34:47.708 --> 00:34:48.916 Mine, too. 178 00:34:51.333 --> 00:34:52.625 Give it back to me. 179 00:34:53.333 --> 00:34:55.500 Maybe you'll see your father again. 180 00:34:56.375 --> 00:34:57.750 My father's dead. 181 00:35:01.416 --> 00:35:04.875 Then you will definitely meet him again. 182 00:35:15.333 --> 00:35:17.291 Rest well, Commander. 183 00:35:19.125 --> 00:35:20.250 Tomorrow... 184 00:35:22.583 --> 00:35:23.833 you die. 185 00:35:47.000 --> 00:35:48.333 Let's go, Brit. You're up. 186 00:35:58.000 --> 00:36:02.125 - James, would you like a drink? - No, thanks. 187 00:36:08.958 --> 00:36:10.250 Let's get this done. 188 00:39:34.500 --> 00:39:35.624 Anyone got any water? 189 00:39:35.625 --> 00:39:36.957 Yeah, Beardy. Water. 190 00:39:36.958 --> 00:39:38.416 Uh, thank you. 191 00:39:39.333 --> 00:39:41.083 Ito's head must be spinning right now. 192 00:39:44.291 --> 00:39:45.541 Why didn't you finish him off? 193 00:39:46.750 --> 00:39:49.250 Ito's men, they're just doing as they're told. 194 00:39:50.541 --> 00:39:51.958 They don't want to die any more than we do. 195 00:39:59.958 --> 00:40:01.665 Look, let's get out of sight. 196 00:40:01.666 --> 00:40:02.875 Come to my office. 197 00:40:11.500 --> 00:40:12.583 Look. 198 00:40:13.625 --> 00:40:15.540 Okay. Hang in there, okay? 199 00:40:15.541 --> 00:40:16.665 Because in about a week, 200 00:40:16.666 --> 00:40:18.332 they're going to march us to another camp. 201 00:40:18.333 --> 00:40:19.666 We'll be out of this hellhole. 202 00:40:20.708 --> 00:40:23.666 Or to a worse one. If we make it. 203 00:40:24.291 --> 00:40:25.583 I won't make it with this knee. 204 00:40:26.500 --> 00:40:27.500 We need a radio. 205 00:40:28.750 --> 00:40:30.458 If our forces are still off the coast, 206 00:40:31.083 --> 00:40:32.708 there's a good chance we could contact them. 207 00:40:34.041 --> 00:40:35.500 You don't think they know we're here? 208 00:40:36.291 --> 00:40:37.500 Of course they know we're here. 209 00:40:38.083 --> 00:40:39.540 They're not going to waste good men to come get us. 210 00:40:39.541 --> 00:40:40.875 We're casualties of war. 211 00:40:42.541 --> 00:40:45.416 There's radios... in that tower. 212 00:40:46.166 --> 00:40:47.041 Right? 213 00:40:48.000 --> 00:40:48.750 I'm going to get one. 214 00:40:49.833 --> 00:40:50.791 We're all in. 215 00:41:40.625 --> 00:41:41.458 All right. 216 00:41:51.375 --> 00:41:52.250 Tell me when. 217 00:41:53.625 --> 00:41:54.375 All right, now. 218 00:42:06.000 --> 00:42:07.582 What, you think you can take me? Come on! 219 00:42:47.000 --> 00:42:48.000 Get back! 220 00:42:50.791 --> 00:42:52.500 - Get back! - Hey, right here. 221 00:42:53.958 --> 00:42:56.165 Sorry! Sorry! Okay, okay, okay. 222 00:43:00.666 --> 00:43:02.666 Sorry. 223 00:43:12.750 --> 00:43:13.875 Don't move. 224 00:43:25.791 --> 00:43:26.625 Now. 225 00:43:29.166 --> 00:43:30.250 Oh, shit. 226 00:43:59.750 --> 00:44:00.916 Thank you. 227 00:44:04.041 --> 00:44:05.416 Have you come to save us? 228 00:44:08.166 --> 00:44:09.291 I'll do my best. 229 00:44:20.333 --> 00:44:23.708 - Gabriel, talk to me. - Hold, hold, hold. 230 00:44:24.375 --> 00:44:25.333 Okay, now. 231 00:44:43.125 --> 00:44:44.791 You know we can only listen on that. 232 00:44:46.250 --> 00:44:48.499 As soon as we try to send a signal, we're done. 233 00:44:48.500 --> 00:44:49.333 I know. 234 00:44:51.750 --> 00:44:53.083 They'll toss the barracks to find it. 235 00:44:53.791 --> 00:44:54.916 They won't find it. 236 00:44:55.541 --> 00:44:57.458 Then they'll start torturing us until they do. 237 00:44:58.125 --> 00:44:59.832 There's more than one of these things up there. 238 00:44:59.833 --> 00:45:02.583 All right? One of them could have easily been misplaced. 239 00:45:03.291 --> 00:45:04.166 I hope so. 240 00:45:04.875 --> 00:45:05.999 We all need to get out of here, 241 00:45:06.000 --> 00:45:07.958 and I'm not going on any bloody march. 242 00:45:08.708 --> 00:45:10.541 Yeah, I know. 243 00:45:12.750 --> 00:45:13.916 You have anything to write with? 244 00:45:14.541 --> 00:45:15.291 Yeah. 245 00:45:16.166 --> 00:45:16.916 Good. 246 00:45:17.500 --> 00:45:18.500 And you speak, right? 247 00:45:21.791 --> 00:45:23.332 I understand more than I speak. 248 00:45:23.333 --> 00:45:25.415 Me, too. Write down anything you hear, 249 00:45:25.416 --> 00:45:27.415 even if it's just words that don't make any sense. 250 00:45:27.416 --> 00:45:28.333 Okay? 251 00:45:30.333 --> 00:45:31.250 Mind if I have one of those? 252 00:45:32.333 --> 00:45:33.083 No. 253 00:45:44.791 --> 00:45:45.874 Oh, my God. 254 00:45:45.875 --> 00:45:47.708 You really think your men are close, James? 255 00:45:49.875 --> 00:45:52.666 We took off from the coast 70 nautical miles away. 256 00:45:54.750 --> 00:45:55.916 How far can they really be? 257 00:45:57.000 --> 00:45:58.708 They know you all went down, though. 258 00:45:59.833 --> 00:46:00.833 Yes. Well... 259 00:46:03.208 --> 00:46:04.208 We have to hope. 260 00:46:08.375 --> 00:46:09.333 We have to hope. 261 00:46:18.083 --> 00:46:19.708 It has come to my attention 262 00:46:21.041 --> 00:46:22.291 that individuals 263 00:46:22.875 --> 00:46:25.000 have been going into areas of the camp 264 00:46:26.166 --> 00:46:27.791 that are off-limits. 265 00:46:47.750 --> 00:46:48.916 You're pointing at the wrong man. 266 00:47:05.458 --> 00:47:06.624 Now is the only chance 267 00:47:06.625 --> 00:47:08.250 to save your life. 268 00:47:11.166 --> 00:47:11.916 Who? 269 00:47:15.708 --> 00:47:16.541 Who? 270 00:47:17.291 --> 00:47:18.250 Lopez. 271 00:48:04.000 --> 00:48:06.083 Let this be a lesson! 272 00:48:32.916 --> 00:48:34.666 Hey, Jonesy. 273 00:48:36.166 --> 00:48:38.166 You don't know nothing, so stop assuming. 274 00:48:42.500 --> 00:48:43.957 Those boys found a way outside the fence 275 00:48:43.958 --> 00:48:44.958 without getting caught. 276 00:48:46.041 --> 00:48:47.540 I didn't know them boys. 277 00:48:47.541 --> 00:48:49.415 Bullshit! You've been spider fighting with those boys 278 00:48:49.416 --> 00:48:51.082 - for weeks. - Jesus, Beardy, 279 00:48:51.083 --> 00:48:52.290 mind your business. 280 00:48:52.291 --> 00:48:53.665 Look, did those boys find a way 281 00:48:53.666 --> 00:48:55.125 outside the fence, or didn't they? 282 00:49:02.791 --> 00:49:04.791 - Tell me. - Okay. 283 00:49:07.833 --> 00:49:08.958 Maybe they did. 284 00:49:10.791 --> 00:49:12.915 Okay, so you went with them? 285 00:49:12.916 --> 00:49:14.040 No. 286 00:49:14.041 --> 00:49:15.041 But they told you, though, right? 287 00:49:16.583 --> 00:49:18.082 I don't know anything else. 288 00:49:18.083 --> 00:49:20.082 What do you think is going to happen if you tell me the truth? 289 00:49:20.083 --> 00:49:21.165 You think I'm going to rat you out? 290 00:49:21.166 --> 00:49:23.166 - Don't be stupid. - Stupid. 291 00:49:23.875 --> 00:49:25.749 If those boys found a way outside the fence 292 00:49:25.750 --> 00:49:27.582 without the guard seeing them from the tower, 293 00:49:27.583 --> 00:49:29.125 I want to know. Tell me. 294 00:49:29.791 --> 00:49:31.374 There's nothing but jungle out there. 295 00:49:31.375 --> 00:49:34.540 Again, it's not hard to get out of this place. 296 00:49:34.541 --> 00:49:37.166 Just a matter of a blind spot and a few snipped wires. 297 00:49:39.708 --> 00:49:40.625 Where? 298 00:53:44.666 --> 00:53:45.708 Shit. 299 00:54:57.250 --> 00:54:58.457 You were gone too long. 300 00:54:58.458 --> 00:54:59.833 You were gone way too long. 301 00:55:07.000 --> 00:55:07.916 Okay. 302 00:55:11.583 --> 00:55:14.500 Tell me something, Brit. How's the bay looking? 303 00:55:15.166 --> 00:55:16.125 It was dark. 304 00:55:17.041 --> 00:55:19.707 There's a few fishing boats, a Filipino gunner still smoking, 305 00:55:19.708 --> 00:55:22.166 but the Americans are close. 306 00:55:24.583 --> 00:55:25.583 Hey, how do you know? 307 00:55:26.375 --> 00:55:27.500 I heard Navajo. 308 00:55:28.541 --> 00:55:30.207 - Jesus, Navajo? - Yes. 309 00:55:30.208 --> 00:55:31.832 We used that back when the campaign started. 310 00:55:31.833 --> 00:55:33.915 It was hard to hear, but I'm telling you, 311 00:55:33.916 --> 00:55:34.958 it was definitely Navajo. 312 00:55:35.708 --> 00:55:36.790 Those fuckers have been chasing their tail, 313 00:55:36.791 --> 00:55:37.874 trying to figure that out. 314 00:55:37.875 --> 00:55:39.082 How did you understand it? 315 00:55:39.083 --> 00:55:41.541 I didn't, but I know what I heard. 316 00:55:42.208 --> 00:55:44.208 - There was something else. - What? 317 00:55:45.166 --> 00:55:46.249 I found a glider. 318 00:55:46.250 --> 00:55:47.874 Well, yeah, no surprise. 319 00:55:47.875 --> 00:55:49.165 They were using them a few months back 320 00:55:49.166 --> 00:55:50.500 to fly men and artillery in. 321 00:55:51.250 --> 00:55:53.124 It was a crash mission. No one survived. 322 00:55:53.125 --> 00:55:55.833 It could be a way to make contact, right? 323 00:55:56.583 --> 00:55:57.499 Right? 324 00:55:57.500 --> 00:55:59.457 What do you mean, like a way out? 325 00:55:59.458 --> 00:56:00.791 - Yes. - On a fucking glider? 326 00:56:01.958 --> 00:56:03.499 Are you mad? They glide. 327 00:56:03.500 --> 00:56:04.749 There's no fucking motor in them. 328 00:56:04.750 --> 00:56:07.207 Look, we did training missions, right, 329 00:56:07.208 --> 00:56:08.915 in the C-47s, tow planes. 330 00:56:08.916 --> 00:56:10.375 Now, let's shift this. 331 00:56:11.416 --> 00:56:14.749 Now, a skilled pilot could fly low enough 332 00:56:14.750 --> 00:56:17.415 to hook the tow line on a glider with a flyby. 333 00:56:17.416 --> 00:56:19.957 - I've seen it done. - Yeah, maybe on a runway, 334 00:56:19.958 --> 00:56:21.708 but not the jungle. 335 00:56:22.916 --> 00:56:25.082 And the runway we cleared is about a good mile from here. 336 00:56:25.083 --> 00:56:27.790 All we need to do is set up support posts 337 00:56:27.791 --> 00:56:29.458 either side of the tow line, right? 338 00:56:30.041 --> 00:56:31.957 Now, if that pilot comes in straight on 339 00:56:31.958 --> 00:56:33.957 and there's no trees, rocks, in the immediate vicinity, 340 00:56:33.958 --> 00:56:35.499 50 yards in front, 341 00:56:35.500 --> 00:56:38.415 then I'm telling you that that glider will go up like that. 342 00:56:38.416 --> 00:56:39.375 I guarantee it. 343 00:56:40.250 --> 00:56:41.541 It sounds like a long shot. 344 00:56:42.333 --> 00:56:43.957 It could be bad if we don't make the connection. 345 00:56:43.958 --> 00:56:46.291 It could be really bad, but what's the alternative? 346 00:56:46.916 --> 00:56:48.750 Staying here under Ito's command? 347 00:56:49.416 --> 00:56:50.583 Then we know we're really fucked. 348 00:56:51.500 --> 00:56:53.958 We have to do something, right? And I say this is it. 349 00:56:55.458 --> 00:56:56.333 I trust you. 350 00:56:59.041 --> 00:57:00.082 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 351 00:57:00.083 --> 00:57:01.290 Yes, I heard you. 352 00:57:02.875 --> 00:57:04.416 Okay. Okay. 353 00:57:47.875 --> 00:57:49.083 What do you know... 354 00:57:50.291 --> 00:57:51.791 about Navajo? 355 00:57:54.041 --> 00:57:55.083 Navajo? 356 00:57:55.750 --> 00:57:56.541 Yes. 357 00:57:57.125 --> 00:57:58.875 Indian language. 358 00:58:01.458 --> 00:58:03.041 I know the Americans use it. 359 00:58:03.625 --> 00:58:05.915 You understand this language? 360 00:58:05.916 --> 00:58:08.749 - Why would I understand it? - You understand Japanese. 361 00:58:08.750 --> 00:58:11.666 I understand fucking German, too. What's your point? 362 00:58:13.541 --> 00:58:15.957 You find out if your American friends 363 00:58:15.958 --> 00:58:19.749 understand Navajo, you earn the favor with me. 364 00:58:19.750 --> 00:58:22.874 Nobody understands Navajo except the Navajo. 365 00:58:22.875 --> 00:58:24.415 That's the bloody point. 366 00:58:24.416 --> 00:58:25.790 And even if they did, 367 00:58:25.791 --> 00:58:28.458 why would any of the men want to help you or Japan? 368 00:58:29.333 --> 00:58:33.250 Because saving one's own life is powerful motivation. 369 00:58:36.125 --> 00:58:38.291 So is saving one's own country. 370 00:58:39.916 --> 00:58:43.708 None of you will ever see your home, your families. 371 00:58:44.875 --> 00:58:49.000 If you survive this camp, then you face the march. 372 00:58:49.833 --> 00:58:51.458 If you survive the march, 373 00:58:52.750 --> 00:58:55.041 hell awaits you on the other end. 374 00:58:57.791 --> 00:59:00.625 Then I guess we have nothing left to lose then, do we? 375 00:59:03.250 --> 00:59:04.833 Then you will keep fighting. 376 00:59:05.875 --> 00:59:07.250 Oh, I'll keep fighting. 377 00:59:08.750 --> 00:59:12.874 You can keep lining up your men one after another, 378 00:59:12.875 --> 00:59:14.791 and I'll teach the lot of them, 379 00:59:16.708 --> 00:59:18.207 but it won't be Navajo. 380 01:00:28.833 --> 01:00:30.583 An attack is mounting! 381 01:00:31.250 --> 01:00:33.791 The Americans are still close, 382 01:00:35.166 --> 01:00:38.791 and with Wright still here, the British are close, as well! 383 01:00:39.666 --> 01:00:40.666 But it's coming! 384 01:00:42.583 --> 01:00:45.375 I don't understand Navajo too well, 385 01:00:46.666 --> 01:00:49.041 but if my ears are hearing it... 386 01:00:51.125 --> 01:00:53.333 then something is unfolding. 387 01:02:03.166 --> 01:02:05.166 Bite on this. It will help. 388 01:07:15.000 --> 01:07:16.583 They were lucky. 389 01:07:20.083 --> 01:07:23.540 What is coming is much worse. 390 01:07:35.958 --> 01:07:37.040 Uh, no, no, no. 391 01:07:37.041 --> 01:07:40.415 Uh, stay still. Please, stay still. 392 01:07:45.500 --> 01:07:47.166 How long have I been here? 393 01:07:49.875 --> 01:07:51.208 Nearly two days. 394 01:07:52.625 --> 01:07:54.875 We gave you morphine so you can sleep. 395 01:07:56.375 --> 01:07:59.083 - How did I get here? - Ito's men. 396 01:07:59.916 --> 01:08:01.083 It's a strange request. 397 01:08:01.916 --> 01:08:04.333 Only Japanese soldiers get sent here. 398 01:08:06.000 --> 01:08:08.666 Your wound, it's healing. 399 01:08:09.250 --> 01:08:11.000 I'm not so sure how long you will stay here. 400 01:08:11.791 --> 01:08:12.833 What's your name? 401 01:08:17.666 --> 01:08:18.666 Theresa. 402 01:08:23.958 --> 01:08:26.125 You know, I've been wondering about you, Theresa. 403 01:08:30.625 --> 01:08:32.000 Why wonder about me? 404 01:08:34.375 --> 01:08:35.666 You're a prisoner here? 405 01:08:36.541 --> 01:08:37.625 Like us? 406 01:08:39.958 --> 01:08:40.958 Yes. 407 01:08:42.333 --> 01:08:45.666 Yes, a prisoner, but... not like you. 408 01:08:47.916 --> 01:08:50.666 You're very strong, you stand up to Ito... 409 01:08:53.166 --> 01:08:54.958 But maybe not that smart. 410 01:08:56.708 --> 01:08:57.666 Yes. 411 01:08:59.291 --> 01:09:00.958 Ah, you're probably right. 412 01:09:01.833 --> 01:09:04.707 - Oh, no, no, please-- - I'm... I'm okay. 413 01:09:04.708 --> 01:09:06.832 - Some... some water, please. - Okay. 414 01:09:16.125 --> 01:09:17.125 Thank you. 415 01:09:18.083 --> 01:09:19.332 Thank you. 416 01:09:25.541 --> 01:09:26.875 How long have you been here? 417 01:09:28.375 --> 01:09:29.291 Three months. 418 01:09:30.208 --> 01:09:32.082 They separate me from my family. 419 01:09:32.083 --> 01:09:33.500 Forced me to work. 420 01:09:35.250 --> 01:09:36.790 They told me to help the Japanese, 421 01:09:36.791 --> 01:09:40.625 but I cannot fight the diseases with these conditions. 422 01:09:44.041 --> 01:09:45.208 You know this place? 423 01:09:46.416 --> 01:09:47.707 There's nothing. 424 01:09:47.708 --> 01:09:50.166 Just jungles surrounding this place. 425 01:09:51.250 --> 01:09:53.000 No possibility of escape. 426 01:09:56.708 --> 01:09:58.624 What about Ito? Has he said anything? 427 01:09:58.625 --> 01:10:01.250 Did you hear anything that might help? 428 01:10:03.416 --> 01:10:05.041 Ito grows paranoid. 429 01:10:08.000 --> 01:10:11.000 I fear he will not let me leave this place alive. 430 01:10:12.708 --> 01:10:13.874 Now listen to me. 431 01:10:13.875 --> 01:10:15.874 - I have to tell you something. - Okay. 432 01:10:17.791 --> 01:10:20.583 Uh... You may... you may rest now. 433 01:10:54.875 --> 01:10:56.041 What's happening? 434 01:10:58.958 --> 01:11:00.791 A demonstration outside. 435 01:11:02.250 --> 01:11:06.416 Teaching your men what happens when escape attempts are made. 436 01:11:10.000 --> 01:11:12.333 Your strength is returning. 437 01:11:15.708 --> 01:11:17.125 It's getting there. 438 01:11:18.166 --> 01:11:19.041 Good. 439 01:11:20.000 --> 01:11:21.875 Another challenge awaits you. 440 01:11:24.041 --> 01:11:26.250 Tonight, you rest, 441 01:11:27.250 --> 01:11:29.374 - but tomorrow-- - Tomorrow I die. 442 01:11:29.375 --> 01:11:30.375 Yes, I know. 443 01:11:31.500 --> 01:11:32.666 Why are you doing this? 444 01:11:33.625 --> 01:11:36.291 Why are you getting me healthy just so you can kill me? 445 01:11:36.958 --> 01:11:39.250 Why? Why, Commander Wright? 446 01:11:40.833 --> 01:11:43.416 I witnessed your empty-handed technique. 447 01:11:44.750 --> 01:11:46.500 Your sensei taught you well. 448 01:11:47.166 --> 01:11:48.749 You honor him. 449 01:11:54.083 --> 01:11:56.541 You know, if you've already shown me your best men, 450 01:11:59.000 --> 01:12:00.500 I'm confident I'll make it home. 451 01:12:01.750 --> 01:12:04.207 Eventually you'll just run out of warriors. 452 01:12:04.208 --> 01:12:05.291 Then what? 453 01:12:07.166 --> 01:12:08.083 You and I? 454 01:12:11.583 --> 01:12:12.625 You? 455 01:12:25.375 --> 01:12:26.541 They're coming. 456 01:12:29.791 --> 01:12:31.541 I listen to the Navajo words. 457 01:12:32.333 --> 01:12:33.750 I do not understand them, 458 01:12:34.958 --> 01:12:37.125 but I fear a convoy is coming. 459 01:12:38.291 --> 01:12:39.791 You should all share that fear. 460 01:12:40.750 --> 01:12:41.500 Why? 461 01:12:42.416 --> 01:12:44.875 Because if this happens, 462 01:12:46.958 --> 01:12:48.374 nobody will survive. 463 01:13:22.875 --> 01:13:23.875 How you feeling? 464 01:13:25.791 --> 01:13:26.666 Oh, you know... 465 01:13:28.208 --> 01:13:29.666 Given the circumstances. 466 01:13:33.000 --> 01:13:34.625 Ito must want you alive. 467 01:13:35.791 --> 01:13:37.333 It would seem that way, wouldn't it? 468 01:13:38.375 --> 01:13:40.665 Although I can't figure out if I'm driving him crazy 469 01:13:40.666 --> 01:13:43.250 or just entertaining him. 470 01:13:44.750 --> 01:13:46.083 Maybe a little bit of both, 471 01:13:47.833 --> 01:13:49.625 after that last show you put on. 472 01:13:50.500 --> 01:13:52.166 I've never seen anything like that. 473 01:13:53.291 --> 01:13:54.375 Have you seen this? 474 01:13:55.666 --> 01:13:56.708 Seen what? 475 01:13:59.458 --> 01:14:01.124 "To all Japanese ranking officers 476 01:14:01.125 --> 01:14:02.999 of the Japanese Imperial Army. 477 01:14:03.000 --> 01:14:05.790 Be advised, United States military 478 01:14:05.791 --> 01:14:08.082 and its allies shall hold harshly responsible 479 01:14:08.083 --> 01:14:11.124 all actions that lead to the abuse of POWs, 480 01:14:11.125 --> 01:14:13.624 civilian internees, and civilian non-combatants 481 01:14:13.625 --> 01:14:15.874 who are not accorded the dignity, honor, 482 01:14:15.875 --> 01:14:18.416 and protection provided by the rules and customs of war. 483 01:14:19.166 --> 01:14:21.249 The United States military has been furnished 484 01:14:21.250 --> 01:14:23.540 with unimpeachable evidence of the degradation 485 01:14:23.541 --> 01:14:25.040 and brutality to which American 486 01:14:25.041 --> 01:14:27.665 and Allied POWs have been subjected to, 487 01:14:27.666 --> 01:14:29.249 which are in violation 488 01:14:29.250 --> 01:14:31.082 of the most sacred code of military honor. 489 01:14:31.083 --> 01:14:34.124 Signed, General Douglas MacArthur." 490 01:14:34.125 --> 01:14:35.333 Let me see that. 491 01:14:36.125 --> 01:14:37.541 They did a flyby yesterday. 492 01:14:38.291 --> 01:14:40.207 Plane dropped a payload of those things. 493 01:14:40.208 --> 01:14:41.416 They're everywhere. 494 01:14:42.625 --> 01:14:44.374 Our military wants everyone to know 495 01:14:44.375 --> 01:14:47.083 that they got eyes on us and them. 496 01:14:47.875 --> 01:14:49.083 That's great news, huh? 497 01:14:50.750 --> 01:14:52.125 I'm not so sure about that. 498 01:14:52.916 --> 01:14:53.666 Why is that? 499 01:14:55.125 --> 01:14:56.291 According to this, 500 01:14:57.291 --> 01:15:00.125 Ito knows he's in deep shit if the Allies liberate the camp. 501 01:15:01.458 --> 01:15:03.541 If that American convoy turns up here, 502 01:15:04.458 --> 01:15:06.291 he's probably going to go full kamikaze, 503 01:15:07.416 --> 01:15:09.041 probably take us all with him. 504 01:15:24.250 --> 01:15:25.583 - Hey. - Jeez! 505 01:15:26.833 --> 01:15:28.291 What the hell are you doing here? 506 01:15:29.583 --> 01:15:31.416 I had to see the glider for myself. 507 01:15:32.666 --> 01:15:34.207 You still think it's a crazy idea? 508 01:15:34.208 --> 01:15:37.374 Yeah, of course I do, but we gotta make contact first. 509 01:15:37.375 --> 01:15:40.249 Listen, as soon as we send that transmit out, 510 01:15:40.250 --> 01:15:41.749 the Japs are going to know. 511 01:15:41.750 --> 01:15:43.124 You speak Tagalog, though, right? 512 01:15:43.125 --> 01:15:44.999 Yeah, I do, but so do the Japs. 513 01:15:45.000 --> 01:15:47.749 - But they don't speak Navajo. - Yeah, well, neither do you. 514 01:15:47.750 --> 01:15:48.958 Right? Do you? 515 01:15:49.916 --> 01:15:51.082 Of course not. 516 01:15:51.083 --> 01:15:52.290 No, but I think I've got an idea 517 01:15:52.291 --> 01:15:54.416 to get the conversation started. Come on. 518 01:17:09.625 --> 01:17:10.957 - Wait. Wait. - For what? 519 01:17:10.958 --> 01:17:13.332 - Wait. Wait. - He's going to talk. 520 01:17:13.333 --> 01:17:14.416 Shut up. 521 01:17:16.958 --> 01:17:18.083 I don't want to kill you. 522 01:17:20.666 --> 01:17:21.541 Understand? 523 01:17:22.833 --> 01:17:23.708 Yes. 524 01:17:27.125 --> 01:17:28.166 Okay. 525 01:17:49.833 --> 01:17:50.666 Go. Go. Go. 526 01:18:06.166 --> 01:18:08.875 Bloody hell. Okay. Go back. Go. Go. 527 01:18:25.541 --> 01:18:26.291 One. 528 01:18:27.500 --> 01:18:28.333 Two. 529 01:18:29.083 --> 01:18:29.833 Three. 530 01:18:31.250 --> 01:18:32.250 Four. 531 01:18:33.083 --> 01:18:34.041 Five. 532 01:18:35.000 --> 01:18:35.916 Six. 533 01:18:36.750 --> 01:18:38.582 - Seven. - Eight. 534 01:18:38.583 --> 01:18:39.500 Nine. 535 01:18:40.166 --> 01:18:42.125 - Ten. - Eleven. 536 01:18:43.750 --> 01:18:44.749 Twelve. 537 01:18:59.250 --> 01:19:00.500 They saw you? 538 01:19:01.375 --> 01:19:02.874 Something like that, yes. 539 01:19:02.875 --> 01:19:04.290 What happened? 540 01:19:04.291 --> 01:19:06.582 Don't worry. We have a plan. 541 01:19:06.583 --> 01:19:07.875 A plan for what? 542 01:19:09.291 --> 01:19:11.041 I'll tell you about it in the morning. 543 01:19:22.250 --> 01:19:24.666 Whatever happens next, don't you do a damn thing. 544 01:19:31.833 --> 01:19:33.083 Last night, 545 01:19:34.333 --> 01:19:38.291 several prisoners left their barracks 546 01:19:39.708 --> 01:19:41.916 and attacked the guards. 547 01:19:43.416 --> 01:19:46.125 I know he was not alone. 548 01:19:50.250 --> 01:19:51.208 It was me. 549 01:20:14.833 --> 01:20:15.750 You? 550 01:20:17.750 --> 01:20:18.666 Yes. 551 01:20:20.000 --> 01:20:20.833 Me alone. 552 01:20:21.750 --> 01:20:25.041 You attack my guards, alone? 553 01:20:27.083 --> 01:20:28.458 You've seen me do it before. 554 01:20:30.500 --> 01:20:32.500 You've got the wrong man. It was me. 555 01:20:34.875 --> 01:20:35.708 I... 556 01:20:36.708 --> 01:20:38.625 admire your courage, Wright. 557 01:20:40.166 --> 01:20:41.916 But your captain, 558 01:20:43.250 --> 01:20:45.000 he was caught in the act. 559 01:21:05.708 --> 01:21:06.791 Show me. 560 01:21:08.458 --> 01:21:09.875 Show you what? 561 01:21:10.916 --> 01:21:12.291 Forbidden move. 562 01:21:17.750 --> 01:21:18.708 No. 563 01:21:21.125 --> 01:21:23.083 You do forbidden move on him, 564 01:21:24.166 --> 01:21:27.291 or my guards kill him. 565 01:21:35.791 --> 01:21:37.832 I will not kill 566 01:21:37.833 --> 01:21:40.833 a helpless, innocent man. 567 01:23:42.125 --> 01:23:43.000 I made it known 568 01:23:44.125 --> 01:23:46.000 that breaking the rules of the camp 569 01:23:47.291 --> 01:23:48.916 is punishable by death. 570 01:23:50.541 --> 01:23:52.958 You know what's waiting for you after this, don't you? 571 01:23:54.250 --> 01:23:57.415 - We are at war. - We are prisoners of war. 572 01:23:57.416 --> 01:23:59.332 - There are rules! - In my camp, 573 01:23:59.333 --> 01:24:01.250 there are only my rules. 574 01:24:01.833 --> 01:24:04.665 No one challenges my authority in my camp! 575 01:24:04.666 --> 01:24:06.374 I challenged your authority 576 01:24:06.375 --> 01:24:08.333 every time I set foot on that mat! 577 01:24:09.416 --> 01:24:13.291 Or maybe you are here for just my entertainment. 578 01:24:14.416 --> 01:24:18.041 Do not think that you are beyond my control. 579 01:24:20.666 --> 01:24:23.083 Why don't you set foot on that mat with me? 580 01:24:24.583 --> 01:24:26.083 Then we'll see who's in control. 581 01:24:28.458 --> 01:24:29.208 Yes. 582 01:24:30.208 --> 01:24:31.916 Come on. 583 01:24:34.083 --> 01:24:34.958 That's it. 584 01:24:36.375 --> 01:24:39.040 Come on. Make a move. 585 01:24:44.541 --> 01:24:48.083 Your training is not what I thought. 586 01:24:49.125 --> 01:24:50.290 A wise fighter would know better 587 01:24:50.291 --> 01:24:53.083 than to enter a battle that he cannot win. 588 01:24:53.833 --> 01:24:56.416 Let's finish this now! Do something! 589 01:24:57.333 --> 01:25:00.041 Do something! You're a coward! 590 01:25:06.791 --> 01:25:07.958 You're a damn coward! 591 01:25:09.208 --> 01:25:10.416 You're a coward! 592 01:25:20.125 --> 01:25:22.750 Come, fix my hand. 593 01:25:41.833 --> 01:25:43.583 Hey, you all right? 594 01:25:44.416 --> 01:25:45.250 What happened? 595 01:25:46.833 --> 01:25:47.833 We have to do it tonight. 596 01:25:49.125 --> 01:25:50.249 Tonight? 597 01:25:50.250 --> 01:25:52.415 You want to send a radio signal out tonight? 598 01:25:52.416 --> 01:25:53.125 Yes. 599 01:25:54.208 --> 01:25:55.749 Beardy's identified a Navajo word 600 01:25:55.750 --> 01:25:57.582 that comes up a lot. Right, Beardy? 601 01:25:57.583 --> 01:26:00.707 - "Atsah. Atsah." - "Atsah?" What does it mean? 602 01:26:00.708 --> 01:26:02.083 We have no bloody idea. 603 01:26:02.833 --> 01:26:04.124 But how about if we pair that word 604 01:26:04.125 --> 01:26:06.707 with some carefully selected words in Tagalog, right? 605 01:26:06.708 --> 01:26:08.875 The Japs will send themselves nuts trying to figure it out. 606 01:26:09.750 --> 01:26:11.207 By the time they realize that "atsah" 607 01:26:11.208 --> 01:26:13.540 has no actual meaning relative to the message, 608 01:26:13.541 --> 01:26:15.332 hopefully we'll have gotten the point across. 609 01:26:19.666 --> 01:26:20.790 Are you sure? 610 01:26:20.791 --> 01:26:23.082 Look, once we send the message, that's it. 611 01:26:23.083 --> 01:26:24.915 They're going to know that we have a radio. 612 01:26:24.916 --> 01:26:26.624 They're going to know our location. 613 01:26:26.625 --> 01:26:27.749 Yes, that's why we're going to send it 614 01:26:27.750 --> 01:26:29.499 from the hilltop outside the camp. 615 01:26:29.500 --> 01:26:31.082 They'll probably think it's the rebels. 616 01:26:31.083 --> 01:26:34.165 Look, Ito is becoming increasingly concerned 617 01:26:34.166 --> 01:26:35.624 about an incoming attack. 618 01:26:35.625 --> 01:26:38.165 With any luck, this will send him over the edge. 619 01:26:38.166 --> 01:26:39.957 No, no, no. James. 620 01:26:39.958 --> 01:26:41.374 Yeah, yeah, that'll be bad for us. 621 01:26:41.375 --> 01:26:43.916 You said he's ready to go full kamikaze. 622 01:26:44.375 --> 01:26:45.790 - Keep him calm. - Beardy, 623 01:26:45.791 --> 01:26:47.790 if there's one thing that I've learned, 624 01:26:47.791 --> 01:26:51.125 in battle, it's the calm man that you should fear the most. 625 01:27:07.041 --> 01:27:07.958 Okay. 626 01:27:09.375 --> 01:27:10.458 Go! 627 01:27:34.375 --> 01:27:35.708 They're out there somewhere. 628 01:27:39.541 --> 01:27:41.457 Okay, I pray this works. 629 01:27:41.458 --> 01:27:43.125 Here we go. 630 01:27:44.666 --> 01:27:46.666 Atsah. Atsah. 631 01:27:50.958 --> 01:27:52.625 Atsah. Atsah. 632 01:27:58.125 --> 01:27:59.333 Atsah. 633 01:28:00.666 --> 01:28:01.666 Atsah. 634 01:28:03.916 --> 01:28:05.790 Yes. Keep going. You're doing fine. 635 01:28:05.791 --> 01:28:07.583 Atsah. 636 01:28:08.125 --> 01:28:09.040 Atsah. 637 01:28:11.875 --> 01:28:12.083 Atsah. 638 01:28:12.708 --> 01:28:14.124 They're not gonna know. 639 01:28:14.125 --> 01:28:16.165 It doesn't matter. They know we're not Japs. Keep going. 640 01:28:16.166 --> 01:28:17.000 Okay. 641 01:28:18.666 --> 01:28:19.416 Atsah. 642 01:28:20.375 --> 01:28:21.207 Sunrise. 643 01:28:21.208 --> 01:28:22.208 Atsah. 644 01:28:22.916 --> 01:28:23.875 Eagle has wings. 645 01:28:25.541 --> 01:28:26.541 No engine. 646 01:28:30.500 --> 01:28:31.458 10-4. 647 01:28:35.083 --> 01:28:36.041 Yes! 648 01:28:39.583 --> 01:28:41.040 - We gotta shut it down. - No, no, no! 649 01:28:41.041 --> 01:28:42.290 We need to give them a location. 650 01:28:42.291 --> 01:28:44.540 Um, say, uh, C-47. 651 01:28:44.541 --> 01:28:45.874 C-47. 652 01:28:45.875 --> 01:28:47.207 We're gonna give away the plan. 653 01:28:47.208 --> 01:28:48.332 How are they going to know where we are? 654 01:28:48.333 --> 01:28:50.415 - Bright light. - Bright light. What? Why? 655 01:28:50.416 --> 01:28:51.999 Just say "bright light." Say it now. 656 01:28:52.000 --> 01:28:54.665 Bright light. Bright light. Jungle Eagle. 657 01:28:58.166 --> 01:28:59.665 Copy that. 658 01:28:59.666 --> 01:29:01.207 There are flares in the tower. 659 01:29:01.208 --> 01:29:03.707 - Bright light. We can use them. - Bright light. Okay. Okay. 660 01:29:03.708 --> 01:29:05.000 You think they're going to piece it together? 661 01:29:06.208 --> 01:29:07.749 Look, they know we're friendlies. 662 01:29:07.750 --> 01:29:09.124 They know we're talking under duress. 663 01:29:09.125 --> 01:29:10.332 They'll piece it together. 664 01:29:10.333 --> 01:29:11.957 We gotta get the men. Let's go. 665 01:29:24.291 --> 01:29:25.749 Where is everyone? 666 01:29:27.875 --> 01:29:29.874 Hurry! Hide the radio, quick. 667 01:29:29.875 --> 01:29:32.250 - Shit. - Hurry. Hide it. 668 01:30:15.083 --> 01:30:17.040 - Gabriel? - Yeah. 669 01:30:17.041 --> 01:30:20.165 - You okay? - Yeah, I'm... I'm good. 670 01:30:20.166 --> 01:30:22.290 - Are you okay? - Can you get free? 671 01:30:22.291 --> 01:30:23.707 Where are we? 672 01:30:23.708 --> 01:30:25.124 I don't know. Can you get out? 673 01:30:25.125 --> 01:30:26.165 Can you free yourself? 674 01:30:26.166 --> 01:30:27.916 No, we gotta get out of here, though. 675 01:30:31.416 --> 01:30:32.375 Theresa. 676 01:30:33.875 --> 01:30:36.416 - What are you doing here? - I'm getting you out of here. 677 01:30:38.625 --> 01:30:39.791 What's happening out there? 678 01:30:41.250 --> 01:30:43.040 Shortly after you were captured, 679 01:30:43.041 --> 01:30:45.000 Allied planes began to fly over. 680 01:30:45.625 --> 01:30:47.083 A new battle has begun. 681 01:30:47.666 --> 01:30:48.957 The plane has crashed. 682 01:30:48.958 --> 01:30:51.624 Ito has gone mad. He's killing everybody. 683 01:30:51.625 --> 01:30:53.666 - Oh, my gosh. - That's it. 684 01:30:54.375 --> 01:30:56.208 Yes. 685 01:30:59.291 --> 01:31:00.874 - You okay? - Yeah. 686 01:31:00.875 --> 01:31:01.750 Yes? 687 01:31:03.000 --> 01:31:04.416 How many of you are there? Just two? 688 01:31:05.208 --> 01:31:06.750 Yes, just Ana and me. 689 01:31:13.416 --> 01:31:16.040 I brought you these. You might need it. 690 01:31:16.041 --> 01:31:17.915 Oh, you are amazing. 691 01:31:17.916 --> 01:31:19.832 I'll take the knife. You keep that. 692 01:31:19.833 --> 01:31:22.499 Okay, Gabriel, we need to get that radio. 693 01:31:22.500 --> 01:31:23.915 We need to get the men out of the camp. 694 01:31:23.916 --> 01:31:25.915 Copy. Stick to the plan. 695 01:31:25.916 --> 01:31:27.666 You'll take us with you, right? 696 01:31:28.666 --> 01:31:30.166 Yes, we're all going to get out of here. 697 01:31:30.791 --> 01:31:32.999 Right? Let's go. 698 01:31:54.416 --> 01:31:55.791 Come on! Go! Go! 699 01:32:02.083 --> 01:32:03.666 Get back. Get back. 700 01:32:05.625 --> 01:32:07.125 Oh, my God, they killed everybody. 701 01:32:11.541 --> 01:32:12.707 Oh, we're fucked. 702 01:32:12.708 --> 01:32:14.207 - The guard tower. - Go! 703 01:32:20.166 --> 01:32:21.541 - Come on. - Come on! 704 01:32:39.750 --> 01:32:41.083 Okay, wait here. 705 01:32:42.291 --> 01:32:43.416 Hey. 706 01:32:51.000 --> 01:32:52.957 What are you doing? No, no. 707 01:32:52.958 --> 01:32:54.916 It's okay. Trust me. 708 01:33:42.958 --> 01:33:44.832 This is Sergeant Gabriel Villanueva 709 01:33:44.833 --> 01:33:47.249 of the United States Army, requesting immediate extraction. 710 01:33:47.250 --> 01:33:48.083 Over. 711 01:33:49.166 --> 01:33:50.291 Copy. 712 01:33:56.083 --> 01:33:58.749 Tow plane required. I repeat, C-47 required. 713 01:33:58.750 --> 01:34:00.999 - Look for the flares. - Copy, bright light. 714 01:34:03.333 --> 01:34:04.332 Contact. 715 01:34:13.291 --> 01:34:15.125 Okay, go! Go! Go! Go! 716 01:35:25.625 --> 01:35:26.666 Get up. 717 01:35:28.708 --> 01:35:29.916 Thanks. 718 01:36:14.750 --> 01:36:19.250 Come on! Come on! 719 01:36:21.291 --> 01:36:22.833 Come on! 720 01:37:38.583 --> 01:37:39.875 Nowhere to run now. 721 01:37:47.791 --> 01:37:49.000 Nobody is running. 722 01:39:14.833 --> 01:39:16.415 Wright, come on! 723 01:39:16.416 --> 01:39:18.125 - We gotta go! - No! No! 724 01:39:54.250 --> 01:39:55.375 Come on, let's go. 725 01:40:10.875 --> 01:40:13.290 Mayday, mayday. This is Sergeant Gabriel Villanueva. 726 01:40:13.291 --> 01:40:15.041 - Come in. Over. - Jonesy, help me! 727 01:40:15.791 --> 01:40:17.999 Get that pole and stick it in the ground as hard as you can. 728 01:40:18.000 --> 01:40:19.332 Make it secure. 729 01:40:21.333 --> 01:40:23.665 C-47 and escort en route. 730 01:40:23.666 --> 01:40:25.457 Looking for Jungle Eagle. Over. 731 01:40:25.458 --> 01:40:27.207 Copy that. Setting flares now. Back up. 732 01:40:27.208 --> 01:40:29.082 Copy you, Sergeant Villanueva. 733 01:40:33.083 --> 01:40:34.832 Uh, flare spotted, Jungle Eagle. 734 01:40:34.833 --> 01:40:36.124 Coming in for a closer look, 735 01:40:36.125 --> 01:40:38.290 then re-approach for extraction. 736 01:40:38.291 --> 01:40:39.458 - Over. - Here we go. 737 01:40:41.375 --> 01:40:42.541 Go! Go! 738 01:40:42.666 --> 01:40:44.665 Everyone in the glider now! Let's go! 739 01:40:44.666 --> 01:40:45.750 Come on, Beardy. 740 01:40:46.708 --> 01:40:47.540 Let's go, everyone. 741 01:40:47.541 --> 01:40:49.833 Give me a boost. 742 01:40:56.250 --> 01:40:58.124 Okay, we're good! Let's go! 743 01:40:58.125 --> 01:41:00.124 Extraction point identified. 744 01:41:00.125 --> 01:41:01.207 Circling back. 745 01:41:01.208 --> 01:41:02.290 All right, everybody, 746 01:41:02.291 --> 01:41:03.582 make sure you're strapped in good. 747 01:41:03.583 --> 01:41:04.833 Hold onto each other. 748 01:41:06.125 --> 01:41:08.499 Okay. We're locked in. We're loaded into the glider. 749 01:41:08.500 --> 01:41:09.541 It's going to be a rough one. 750 01:41:12.916 --> 01:41:14.332 You boys take cover. 751 01:41:14.333 --> 01:41:17.083 Unfriendlies closing in fast from the west. 752 01:41:18.166 --> 01:41:20.082 We're going to clear the field for you. 753 01:41:42.750 --> 01:41:45.457 Circling around to pick you up. Standby. 754 01:41:45.458 --> 01:41:48.166 Here we go. Everybody, hold on. Grab onto something tight. 755 01:41:54.958 --> 01:41:57.082 Jungle Eagle, we're on final approach. 756 01:41:57.083 --> 01:41:57.916 This is it! 757 01:42:00.416 --> 01:42:02.124 Brace for impact. 758 01:42:02.125 --> 01:42:03.083 Hold on! 759 01:42:12.625 --> 01:42:15.041 Hold on! Hold tight! 760 01:42:26.583 --> 01:42:27.333 It's up! 761 01:42:28.708 --> 01:42:30.500 We're up! She's holding! 762 01:42:33.541 --> 01:42:35.666 We made it! 763 01:42:37.458 --> 01:42:38.875 - Holy shit. - We made it. 764 01:42:40.541 --> 01:42:41.291 We made it. 765 01:42:42.583 --> 01:42:43.708 We made it. 766 01:42:45.416 --> 01:42:46.874 Hey guys, guys... 767 01:42:50.916 --> 01:42:52.499 - You okay? - Yes. 768 01:42:52.500 --> 01:42:53.500 You okay? 769 01:42:54.083 --> 01:42:55.333 You guys good? 770 01:42:55.916 --> 01:42:59.125 This is Sergeant Villanueva. We are airborne. 771 01:43:00.541 --> 01:43:02.083 Copy that, Jungle Eagle. 772 01:43:35.666 --> 01:43:38.166 Don't worry, lads. We'll be back. 773 01:43:42.208 --> 01:43:43.333 We'll be back. 774 01:43:53.708 --> 01:43:55.708 What is it you've come here for? 775 01:43:56.791 --> 01:43:58.125 Where is he? 776 01:44:02.875 --> 01:44:06.458 My father passed away last year, Mr. Wright. 777 01:44:11.166 --> 01:44:13.333 - My condolences. - Wait! 778 01:44:34.125 --> 01:44:35.125 I want to see. 779 01:44:39.125 --> 01:44:41.208 I said, I want to see! 780 01:44:47.291 --> 01:44:48.250 Please. 781 01:44:55.583 --> 01:44:56.833 If you insist. 782 01:45:41.083 --> 01:45:42.166 Show me. 783 01:45:46.833 --> 01:45:47.583 Wait! 784 01:45:56.458 --> 01:45:57.875 Show me. 785 01:47:13.333 --> 01:47:15.708 I believe this belongs to you. 786 01:47:20.958 --> 01:47:23.458 My father told me that, one day, 787 01:47:24.166 --> 01:47:26.666 that a white man will come for this.