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Commenting on the peace negotiations

between the Greek-Cypriot President and the Turkish-Cypriot leader,

the UN representative restated

that the 43-year division of the island has to end

and Nicosia, the last divided capital in the world, has to be reunited.

Greek Cypriots are calling for the withdrawal of all Turkish troops,

the removal of Turkish settlers, and for refugees to be able to go home.

The perfect trousers for the perfect buttocks look...

SELL MOTORCYCLE... AMPLIFIER BUY TRAVEL BAGS... PASSPORT

Stop it.

Okay, go then.

My friend, are you gonna buy something or just stare outside?

I'm looking, I'm looking.

- Found anything good? - I think so.

How much is this?

- One euro. - One euro!

Damn it.

- Have you seen a dog? - No, no.

Fuck!

Damn it.

Excuse me, have you seen a dog pass by?

Have you seen a dog pass by?

Have you seen a dog pass by?

- Dogs come and go all the time. - A small one. White with brown spots.

I don't know, man. I just arrived.

- Maybe he went to the other side. - To the occupied areas?

Yeah, cats jump over all the time.

- Can we check? - No way, man.

- It's forbidden. - Just a couple of minutes.

It's forbidden.

- She'll kill me if she finds out. - Who?

Never mind. My ex.

Tell me about it!

Okay, let's go. But quickly.

- Thank you. - Is your foot okay?

- You'll step on something. - It's okay.

Behind the wall is the buffer zone. He could easily have passed through.

They say there's a secret tunnel that they used

to cross from the free territories to the Turkish occupied areas.

Maybe it's all bullshit. Who knows?

Like the "Buffer Zone Zombies".

It's a game I'm developing. The "Zombie Apocalypse".

The zombies live in the buffer zone and kill anyone who tries to cross it

and then they become zombies.

But then they start killing each other:

Because half of the zombies are Greek and the other half are Turkish.

You know... half are Christian and half are Muslim.

Then you also have the UN zombies...

Yeah, I get it. Great idea.

We have to go, man. I'm going to get into trouble.

Maybe the Turks saw something on the other side.

Can we go and check?

You see a dog pass before little ago?

Dog pass all the time!

White with brown spots.

Hey, buster!

Yes.

He passed from here. I think he is still around.

Then keep him there! I send to pick him up!

- Fuck you! - Fuck you!

- You'll have to go get him. - Me?

I don't go to the occupied areas. Never have and never will.

What do you want me to say, man? I have to go back.

I'll get caught and punished again.

It's your dog and it's your decision.

There's no need to litter the place. Please!

Hey, are you in?

Open up, you hear me? I know you're in.

You'd better have my money. I'm warning you.

One of these days, you'll find all your stuff out in the corridor.

Do you understand? Do you hear me?

You owe me five months' rent!

I'll throw you out, I'm telling you.

Since that girl left you, you've gone from bad to worse.

You should be ashamed. You drive me mad.

I can't take this guy anymore! My nerves...

Unbelievable!

You know how old the Karate Kid is today?

Ralph Macchio?

Fifty five!

The Karate Kid!

Excuse me.

Why the passport? There's no border here.

Where do I...

To the pseudo-police in the occupied areas.

- Do you see any borders here? - No, no.

- Hello. - ID or passport, please.

I'm here for my dog.

I lost him.

At least come in. Wait here.

Sit, sit.

- What's his name? - Jimi.

I'll cut your legs. You should be ashamed.

Don't do this again! I was looking everywhere for you.

Aren't you ashamed?

You're a bad dog. A very bad dog.

I'll cut your legs!

Get up now.

Are you hungry?

- ID or passport? - ID, please.

Hey, mister! Where do you think you're going?

Ah, sorry.

No, I don't want that. You don't show your passport here.

Where are you going with the dog?

- He's mine. - From the Turkish occupied areas?

- No, he just crossed over. - No, no.

You can't bring animals from the occupied areas.

But he speaks Greek. Look. Jimi, sit.

Jimi, sit. Sit, damn it.

Mister... Read my lips.

Excuse me, I don't know what your problem is.

Bringing animals from the occupied areas is prohibited. End of story.

- You said there were no borders. - There are.

If you come from the Turkish occupied areas.

Get a new dog. This one isn't passing here.

Not with the dog.

Not with the dog.

What's happening here, guys?

"We don't forget."

"Do Not Forget to Not Forget."

Yes, Mom... Yes, I know...

I know... okay... okay...

Yes... I ate...

No, I don't want beans, okay?

Okay!

She calls me ten times a day, man. Ten times!

I think there's been a misunderstanding.

I'm thirty-five years old and she treats me like I'm ten.

No, no thanks.

Look, sir. I had a very long day. I'm leaving Cyprus in three days

- and have tons to sort out. - Look, sir...

According to Regulation Number 866 of the meeting on April 29th 2004,

it's prohibited to bring live animals,

plants or animal products through the buffer zone.

Put simply: On the north side,

a non-existing country was created, which is not covered by EU regulations.

According to Protocol Number 10 of the EU Accession Treaty,

you can't bring him back.

This ban will only be lifted if the Cyprus problem is solved.

But it's okay to take animals from the Greek to the Turkish side?

There is no Greek or Turkish side.

There are "free territories" and "Turkish occupied territories".

The problem is

on the "other side", there are diseases that are not covered by EU regulations.

What if he brings over a disease from the "other side"?

Messing up the ecosystem on the Greek side... which is covered by EU law!

Yes?

Do cats and birds stop and go back too?

Don't they carry diseases?

Look mister, we do our best to keep it as simple as possible.

Always in line with EU regulations.

You know it's all bullshit.

Just let me cross. Nobody will know.

I'm afraid I don't agree and can't let you cross.

You don't agree? Just let me cross!

One moment...

This conversation is over.

Look, I'm sorry...

Where am I supposed to leave him then?

That's not my responsibility. I have tons to take care of too.

I'm sorry, but I can't help you. Yes?

Come on, Jimi.

Hey, get back, sir!

Move away from the barrels.

Ok, ok, just wanted to check something.

My dog crossed from the Greek side to the Turkish side.

Is there a way that you can, uh, the UN can take him back?

The United Nations Peacekeeping Forces are here for another reason.

To keep the peace and to maintain the ceasefire between the two communities.

- Is that so, sir? - Yes, that is so, sir.

It seems that you are doing an excellent job, sir.

Come on, Jimi.

Asshole!

I cannot take him to the Greek side.

And I thought that maybe Ali could take him here for a while.

Ali left.

No animals are allowed in the camp.

- Maybe... - Rules are rules.

I don't want to get in trouble for your dog.

Or for you.

Go away.

Jimi, come.

Come on.

Come on.

I'll be back first thing in the morning. Okay, I'm leaving.

You got yourself into this mess. It's not my fault. It's your fault!

Okay, I'm leaving.

Damn it, Jimi.

Damn it.

The EU and UN fully support a solution in Cyprus.

Nice!

Go away... go away...

What are you doing in my house? What do you want?

One moment! Just one moment. Just one moment.

Son of a bitch...

No, no! Please, no.

What do you want in my house?

- Nothing. - What are you doing in my house?

I was looking for a friend.

What do you want in my house?

What are you doing here?

This is my house!

I came to find my parents' house.

I don't want him here. Why can't he take his dog?

It's EU law. It's complicated.

The dog came illegally.

It's international politics. You don't understand.

- Why did you let him in? - He can't take his dog back.

- He came to see his house. - This is our house.

The kids like him. The dog should stay with us.

Dog... Dog no cross.

Stay with us.

No, no... I can't do that.

I have to take him back.

What does he want from us?

What does he want?

What do you want from us?

I have to find a way to take him back.

I don't know, somehow.

Illegally.

Maybe you... - No, no, no.

We have enough problems. No!

Look, I'm leaving the country in two days.

And I'm never coming back.

I never came here before yesterday.

I came because of him.

And I thought to come and...

look for my house.

Again, this is... Okay.

Please. Please.

Please.

This is my house.

You moved in after the war.

I know that, and you know that.

We don't have to play this game.

We don't play any games. I was born here!

Okay.

The Turkish government brought your parents,

gave them the house, and then you were born. Right?

This is not my fault, okay?

And there is nothing you can do.

This is my home now.

My, and my family.

Okay?

You help me take my dog back,

and you won't see me ever again.

Do you think I want to stay here, in this island, in this shithole? Huh?

What is so special about this dog anyway?

He is... I mean, he is, uh...

Dog?

Yes, but he's not only dog.

He is Jimi.

Jimi...

I will never see you again?

You will never see me again.

He does it all the time.

Take things, bring things.

Yes, cigarettes, alcohol, animals, people.

iPhone, anything you want.

And we couldn't meet him anywhere else?

He's very busy man.

Not with the dog. Leave him outside.

He's legal, principally. Not like me, I'm illegal.

Ah, settler. That's what you call me?

You understand.

I cannot cross the border. I don't have the ID or passport to cross.

Oh, I have my phone.

Just let me handle it. - Okay.

- Don't say anything. - Okay

You know how a dog barks in Dutch?

What?

A dog. How it barks in Dutch, you know?

"Waf, waf".

In Turkish it's "hev, hev".

The small dog says "hev hev". The big dog says "hau hau".

How's in Greek?

In Greek?

"Hav, hav"?

- "Hav, hav"? - Yeah.

You know, in Polish is "hau, hau".

Okay.

Now...

I will pass the carr crossing at... - But what if they check?

We put the dog in the car and bring it to the other side.

It's not the first time, not the last.

My guys on the Turkish and the Greek side will be on post at that time.

They look the other way on this one.

Did he bring the money?

He should have.

Show him the money.

Yeah... I don't have it on me.

He doesn't have it on him.

Okay.

We go outside now, you show me the money.

And the other thousand after I deliver the dog.

What other thousand?

One thousand now, one thousand after I deliver.

- That's not what you told me at... - Yeah, yeah, shh...

You said one thousand.

- Yes, one thousand now and one later. - No, just the one.

Don't lecture me on what I did or didn't say.

If he doesn't have the money, there's no deal.

Wait... wait.

- He wants one thousand more. - That's the price.

If you don't like it...

- Of course I don't like it. - Hey...

We find the solution, you are both sick kids, huh?

Greek Cypriot, Turk Cypriot, you are brothers.

Brothers? No.

- We are not brothers. - We are not brothers.

Okay, okay. Enough!

Sit.

Please.

Let's make something clear.

Nobody likes anybody here.

Okay? I don't like you, you don't like me.

You don't like him, he doesn't like you.

I don't like him, he doesn't like me.

We don't like... us.

I like you.

We are here for business.

Now for a social meeting.

Not to solve the Cyprus problem.

Leave the politics out of it.

- I didn't say anything... - Yeah, me neither.

Enough... Enough!

Now, we go out. You'll give him the money and the dog. Okay?

Give him the money.

Okay, one thousand more when you deliver the dog.

Dog.

vc

And don't do anything stupid, I will take care of him, okay?

And then I will come find you.

See you on the Greek side.

- You can't just come in whenever you like. - You haven't paid my rent!

I can do whatever I want. You hear?

- I was going to pay it all. - Is that so?

- Can you give it to me now? - I'll pay all of it in three days.

All five months, maybe six!

What's wrong?

Turn on the lights.

- Is someone after you? - No, I'm just economizing a bit.

Two guys came looking for you yesterday. Not the kind you want to mess with.

- What have you done now? - They're just friends of mine.

You know, at your age I had a grandchild!

A grandchild!

- I'm trying, but it's not only up to me. - Where's that girl of yours?

She was a good girl.

I guess nobody can put up with you for long.

What are all these boxes?

- I'm just throwing stuff out. - Throwing stuff out?

Well, clean up a bit while you're at it. It stinks in here.

It stinks. Why don't you clean up?

- I can't take it anymore. - If you can't take it, let's go then.

I rented out the apartment next door yesterday to a foreign girl, a European!

- She gave me three months' rent up front! - Excellent. Now go.

You have until Sunday to pay the rent or you'll find your stuff in the hallway.

I'll kick you out. And don't tell me I didn't warn you.

- Okay, no problem. - I'm going to rent it to foreign people.

When they say they'll pay, they pay!

- Not like certain other people. - Good night.

Fuck off.

Show your papers...

What are they doing?

What is he doing?

No...

Fuck!

Pambo.

Antony! How are you guys?

You know the feeling when something stuck between your teeth finally comes out?

Or finally using your own toilet after a long time away from home?

Or when you squeeze someone's neck,

knowing that his life is in your hands?

Antony?

These small pleasures in life are completely underrated.

- Nobody appreciates them. - Nobody!

Doing business with the Turks. Shame on you!

Think I don't know what you're up to?

Give me three more days and I'll pay you everything.

This is nothing!

Where are you going to find the rest in three days?

You fucking with me again?

You were a handsome guy.

And very talented. I believed in your music.

What went wrong?

We'll keep your papers.

No more coming and going to the occupied areas.

Don't do anything stupid. Don't make me run after you again.

And answer your phone.

Fuck!

Yianni, who do you owe it to?

- Pambo. - Are you out of your mind?

- Don't worry. I'll take care of it. - Yeah, right! Where did you spend it?

Actually, I don't care. You always have an excuse.

It's a never-ending story.

- I'm not asking for your money. - Is that so?

Then what?

What's going on here?

Nothing, my love. I'll explain later.

Hello, Giorgos.

What is it this time?

- What did you do now? - Take it easy.

He shows up in the middle of the night and you tell me to take it easy?

I'll take care of it.

Go to bed and I'll be back in a minute.

Take care of it then.

I'm going to sleep.

Go on...

What happened?

It's Jimi.

- We should go to the police, Yianni. - I can't. What will I tell them?

Who knows what else he was smuggling. Drugs, guns, icons...

Why didn't you tell me earlier?

I didn't want to worry you.

- They took my papers. I can't cross. - How do you keep messing up like this?

What now?

Show me where you used to cross in the old days.

- What? - I'll find a way to bring him back.

- Forget it! - Don't do it for me, Kika!

Do it for Jimi! They'll put him down otherwise.

I can't believe I'm doing this.

Since the checkpoints opened I haven't had to cross illegally.

I thought I was done with all of this.

It's not my fault.

Of course not. It's my fault that I left him with you.

When this is over, I'm taking him back.

I don't think so.

- He's mine. - He's ours.

I got him for us. He was ours. Now he is mine.

Yeah, whatever.

I didn't leave us. You were the one who left us.

Jimi wouldn't have saved our relationship, Yianni.

This way.

Your biggest problem is you think you have all the time in the world.

- And you never take responsibility. - This again...

You blame everyone else for your failures.

- My failures? - Yes, your failures.

You've been chasing them since I met you. From one to the next.

You left the band and I couldn't do the record.

That's why you borrowed the money?

To make a record?

You're out of your mind.

At least I didn't compromise.

Where are the guards?

Probably jerking off somewhere. Isn't that what you all do in the army?

You're on your own now.

Go on.

Will you be okay?

I'll be fine.

Take care of Jimi, Yianni.

Don't worry. I'll find him.

Thanks for your help.

Fuck.

Hey, hey! Stop, stop!

Stop! Don't run.

Turn on the lights! On the other side!

Not on us! Over there!

Perfect! We're stuck here now. They'll put extra security and guards.

We can't take the same route back now.

- You can go back through the crossing. - I don't have my papers.

I'm not in the computer. They'll know I crossed illegally.

Perfect. It's Giorgos.

And now what?

Now we go find Hasan.

Of course. We'll go find Hasan.

Who the fuck is Hasan?

What are you doing here?

They stoped him at the checkpoint, and he ran away!

- They took Jimi! - Okay, okay!

Come.

Come!

Look, you don't want to deal with these people.

These people? You got me into this mess!

I have...

You are the one that showed up at my house.

- That's my house. - Your house?

Hey, hey, hey! Relax, okay? Okay. Hey, Yanni?

Which...

Kika. Hasan.

And what happened to you?

Can we find this guy?

We'll see what we can do.

It's our dog, please!

I can't believe you got me into this.

Come on.

Hey!

Hey, where are you going?

I'm out of here.

Where is my dog?

Where is my dog, huh? Huh?

Tell them what happened!

What do you think happened? The Greeks fucked me over.

The Turks fucked you over!

What else were you smuggling, huh?

That's none of your business.

I'm out of here.

Not until you bring my dog back.

I didn't do anything.

They took everything.

The Greeks. They sold me out.

Where is the dog now?

The dog, where is it?

You are

A tram full of lies

Going round in circles

Without even a driver

You are

The sickness and the curse

The smoke of the cigarettes

The cross of Jesus

You are

Something else

Trying to figure out where to place you

Since you tell me you don't fit

You're my life's biggest pain

You are

The shit in the fields

A fake bracelet

The selfish interest in a cause

You are

Something else

Trying to figure out where to place you

Since you tell me you don't fit

You are my life's biggest...

We are keeping him at a farm outside of Lefkoxia.

So how do we get him out of there?

Good luck with that.

We are getting him out of there.

- Or what? - Or we go to the police right now.

Listen to me, my Greek friends,

you don't know what you're getting yourselves into.

You do not want to mess with these people.

If I were you,

I would just go back to the Greek side and forget all about it.

What is so special about this dog anyway?

Just buy another one.

Either we get him out or we go to the police.

You still don't get it, do you?

This is the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.

A country recognized by no one. International rules don't apply here.

Who cares about the police?

You got me into this and you help me to get my dog back.

And the same goes for you!

What?

I'm sorry we got you into this.

You were only trying to help us.

You are playing guitar, you have a band?

Not anymore.

Not for a long time now.

I work with my hands. That's all I know.

I was a painter, builder, farmer, fisher, and now mechanic.

I plan to go to Europe one day.

Yes, better life, more money. - Ah, right.

I'll get a job, and then bring my family.

Because here is life... shit.

Sorry.

I was one year, you know?

I'm Cypriot, you like it or not.

And my kids, they were born here.

But no, we don't have Cypriot ID. Government doesn't give us ID.

No! And we are not leaving!

There is nothing to go back to.

This is where we start. Here, not Türkiye. Here, you understand it?

Greek Cypriots don't like us. Turk Cypriots don't like us.

I was born here, not my fault!

You know what they call us?

Seaweed!

The dirt of the sea, that came from Türkiye.

And they think they found a solution.

They send us back, to Türkiye.

I'm not going to Türkiye! No, I'm not going to Türkiye!

We are getting to the EU and I'm out of here.

Same day, as soon as I can. I'm not "seaweed". My kids are not "seaweed".

No!

Sorry.

Are there any landmines around?

No, there are no landmines here.

How come Princess Diana never came here?

They go to other countries, but here they don't come.

Or Angelina Jolie. It would be good if she came here.

You know what they do with these dogs, right?

They wait for a few days, and then...

What? It's true.

When you go?

When you leave Cyprus?

You're leaving Cyprus?

- Holland. I'm going to Holland. - Ah, Holland! Yes...

You go with him?

Me? No, no, I'm not going to Holland.

I'm 40 years old.

Never been out of Cyprus.

When are you going to Holland? What will you do there?

I didn't know, you are not together.

No, no, we're not.

I thought they were together.

- No, we're not together, okay? - We used to be.

I thought they were together.

How long are we going to stay here?

Do you have any tools in your car?

Hey, an egg. Can you take it to the other side?

No, I told you.

No animal products or vegetables are allowed from the Turkish to the Greek side.

What about the turkey sandwich?

Can you cross the border while eating a turkey sandwich?

You grew up in Cyprus?

No.

A few months after the war my parents left.

We move to Greece and then Germany.

I travelled everywhere.

A little bit here, a little bit there...

What are you going to do in Holland?

I don't know, I'm a musician.

We don't starve.

Dutch women are the tallest in the world.

And Holland exports 2 million tulips a day.

A day! - Tulips are Turkish, man, don't get me started.

Maybe I should go to Holland too.

I can fix cars there.

Everybody thinks that tulips are from Holland.

In a few years we'll be in the EU.

We are European citizens. I bring my family.

The Dutch first imported them from Turkey and now they get the credit.

They can start learning Hollandish from now.

Dutch. The language is Dutch.

Dutch?

Why Dutch?

I don't know why, but it's not Hollandish, it's Dutch.

Hollandish, Dutch, who cares that?

Where is she?

Jesus, what am I doing?

Hi!

Good morning!

Hi. Um... do you speak English?

Little English.

I think I'm a bit lost.

I took a wrong turn and, uh...

I don't want to end up to the buffer zone, so...

Should I go straight ahead?

Listen, straight... away, you go... go. Yeah.

I came from back there and then I turned there, so...

I...

I don't know where I am.

Jimi!

Go check the dogs.

Go check the dogs.

Are you Greek?

Yes. Yes, Greek.

I like Greek people.

Come on, hurry up!

All of us brothers.

Yes, we're brothers, yes.

Thank you very much, I... I have to go.

Thank you, thank you very much. Bye!

- Bye-bye! - Bye!

Come on, let's go.

Is he OK?

What about fishes?

Can fishes cross the borders?

What's wrong, Jimi?

He's not well.

- What's wrong? - How would I know, Yianni?

Maybe he ate something.

What do you mean, maybe he ate something?

You know... maybe he ate something bad.

You fucking Turk. What?

What did you give him?

What are you talking about?

- If something happens to him... - I didn't give him anything.

Why did you go through all this trouble?

What did you give him?

Look, he's going to be fine.

He just has to poop it all out. - What?

What are you talking about?

Did you use my dog as a mule?

- We have to take him to a vet right now! - Nobody's taking him to the vet.

You do not want to get in trouble.

What did you give him?

Just some pills wrapped in plastic bags.

- He's a small dog! - They were small pills.

- How stupid can you be? - How many pills?

What kind of pills?

A few 8 balls.

I was going to do a test, but the stupid dog ate all of it.

Okay.

That was your plan, eh?

You smuggle drugs in my dog, huh? That was your plan, huh? That was your plan?

I don't trust the Greeks, okay?

And as it turns out, I was right.

A little extra precaution never hurt anyone.

We have to take him to a bed right now! Tóra Yanni!

You have a boat?

- It's not mine, it's my friend, we are going... - We can go from Famagusta to Darinha.

The dog isn't going anywhere.

- We'll be in Nicosia by morning. - No, I...

- You'll be back before dawn. - I don't want to go!

Okay?

There is a war around the corner.

There is Turk navy, Greek navy...

Russian submarines...

British ships and...

American somethings, okay?

And Mossad, CIA, FBI, everybody is there because this is Mediterranean Sea, yes?

And if they catch me, I never come back to my home, to my family, understand?

Okay, how much?

Okay, that's it!

I had enough of this and you and dog and drugs and everything!

Go! Get out, now, go!

Please. Please.

The dog isn't going anywhere without me.

Yeah. Go. Go!

- This is the least you can do for me. - No.

- You took my house! - I took your house?

- I was born here! - So was I!

My grandfather planted those trees!

And my father plants the other trees.

My father built this red house!

And I fix it!

And what did I do, huh?

You... go out.

Yes. Go.

And take your shoes!

Settlers are war crime. You know that?

War crime?

In international law, you are a war crime. That's what you are.

I am a war crime, huh?

How can it be a crime... to be born somewhere?

This is not yours.

Not my house?

Then how come I'm inside and you are out?

Go!

And take your shoes!

Listen, maybe we should go somewhere else.

There are people looking for me, you know?

These people, they won't stop till they get what they want.

Yianni, we have to take him to a vet, right now.

I had everything planned out.

I even made a list.

I'm sorry for what I said before.

About your failures.

We both tried.

And we had an amazing time. Those were the best days of my life.

We just didn't make it.

All I wanted was to leave.

Nothing more.

Open the door!

I want to talk to you.

Hasan!

Open the door, I want to talk to you.

You want to talk to a war crime?

Open the door, Hasan.

You want to go to Europe, right?

Go away, I don't want to talk with you.

You want to go to Europe?

Yes, I want, so what?

You take us with the boat... and you get my passport.

- Yianni? - Wait...

What?

If they find the solution...

All settlers will have to go back to Turkey.

I'm not from Turkey. I'm not going to Turkey, okay?

That's what you are saying now.

But the whole world is changing. They're building fences, closing borders.

This might be your only chance.

What am I going to do with your passport?

I'm sure he knows people who can fix it.

What about you?

I have my ID. For now.

You don't have to wait until they find a solution.

Give me your passport.

After you take us.

He will kill me if he finds out I took his boat.

The dog is on the boat, I'm on the boat.

I'm not leaving him out of my sight, not until I get what he has.

Otherwise I'm a dead man.

Yiannis.

And when he finds out you have nothing to give him?

- One step at a time! - If we get arrested, we're in deep shit.

Any other ideas?

I'll call Giorgos to pick us up when we arrive. Then we'll go to the vet.

Come on, Jimi.

Hey!

Why did we stop?

We have just passed the borders.

What borders? There are no borders.

If there are no borders, why are you going through all this shit?

We should be safe here.

And now, you will give your passport.

When we get on the shore.

No, no, no.

You give your passport, and I will take you closer.

When we get on the shore.

No. You... give me the passport.

Yes?

What are you waiting? Give it!

Hey, hey, hey! Relax, relax. Relax!

I did my part.

And you... give me the passport.

As soon as we go back I...

No, no. That was not the deal.

I will bring it to you.

Okay.

We are going back. - No, no!

- No, no, please, no. - No, we are here.

No, no, no, no. If you want, you can jump,

but I'm going back.

- No, we are here. I bring it to you tomorrow! - Shhh...

Fuck. Fuck!

This is the Cyprus Navy Patrol. Please do not move.

We are approaching the boat for inspection.

Give me Jimi and jump!

Jump!

Stay on board. Do not jump.

We are coming closer.

Stay where you are.

Yiannis!

Where's Jimi?

Jimi!

Jimi!

Stay where you are! Stay where you are!

Jimi!

- If we got arrested... - Yianni, get out.

Leave.

What now?

What do I do here?

How do I go back?

Give me two minutes.

I just need to go and get my passport back.

I'll fix everything.

I don't believe it. She went inside again.

As if I don't have enough problems.

Pambo!

I was about to come find you. I have your money.

He's waking up.

About time! I was getting worried. They really fucked him up.

It's not that bad. I've seen worse.

He must have driven her mad to throw him out in this state.

She said it wasn't the first time.

She seemed like a nice lady though.

Hey.

This is your ticket.

Your flight is tonight.

That's all they did to you? I expected it to be worse.

This is the last time I bail you out. Stay away.

The further away you are, the better it is for you.

And for me.

This is for you.

Kika! Wait!

I know it's not enough...

but it's a start.

Keep your money, Yianni. I don't want it.

So...

tell me,

what did you do?

I fucked up my life.

That's what I did.

I have to go back home.

My family will be worried.

I told you, I'll find a way to take you back.

Back to your home.

But it's still my house, okay?

I thought you were both leaving.

So now nobody's leaving?

I'm not going anywhere.

I'm not going anywhere either.

You're not going either?

Where am I gonna go?

I can't believe Jimmy is gone.

I can't believe it.

The mood of the peace talks deteriorated dramatically during today's meeting.

After a heated exchange the Greek-Cypriot leader stormed out of the room.

The Turkish-Cypriot leader has accused him of leaving the negotiating table.

The Greek-Cypriot leader insists he only went out for a cigarette break

and blames the Turkish side for bringing the talks to the brink of collapse.

At the moment, nobody knows when or if talks will resume.

Another blame-game has started between the two communities...

What the hell...?

Hey, come back!