All language subtitles for A.Hijacking.2012.BluRayeng

( Wind blowing )

( phone line clicking )

( phone ringing )

( wave crashes )

( boat engine thrumming )

A HIJACKING

- Woman: Hello.
-( In Danish ) Hi, gorgeous. It's me.

- Baby, you're in Mumbai already?
- No. In another few days.

- I miss you, baby.
- I miss you too.

- How are you?
- Fine. But listen--

Promise me
not to get mad, okay?

What's up?

I'll be home on the 17th
and not the 15th.

- You can't be serious.
- Yes.

I have to stay a few days in Mumbai
and show the new cook the ropes.

( Beeps )

That's not okay.
We agreed that...

Yes, we did, but your husband
loves you more than anything else

because you're the most beautiful,
gorgeous and understanding wife.

- ( Woman laughs)
- That's why he loves you so much.

- Yeah right.
- ( chuckles )

That's a mean trick to pull.

Is the little princess there?

You don't want to talk
to me anymore?

Please put her on.
The captain just came.

Okay.
Take care, baby.

- Sure. Bye.
- Bye.

-( Phone clatters )
- Kamilla?

It's Dad.

- Here she comes.
- Thanks.

- Kamilla: Hi.
- Hey, little princess. Do you hear me?

( Distant )
Hi, Dad.

- It's Dad.
- Woman: Talk into the phone.

-( Kamilla humphs)
-( laughs ) Sweetie, say something.

Dad.
When are you coming home?

Hi.

- ( Sizzling )
- ( music playing )

Day 1

- ( man in English ) Morning, cook.
- Hello.

( Toaster springs, clicks )

Ah.

- Fresh toast.
- Man #2: Thank you.

- Omelet...
- Man #2: Ah.

...with paprika and chili
like you like it.

- Wow wow wow. That's great, man.
- Cook: It's good?

Man:
Very tasty.

Man #2: Oh!

Superb. Beautiful, beautiful.

- Cook: Thank you. Thank you.
- Great. Simply great.

It's because I have a secret ingredient.
Do you know what that is?

- Ah.
- Love.

- ( All laughing)
- Man #2: You give your love to us.

Right?
That's why we love you.

Good morning, Mr. Sharma.
This is motor vessel Rozen.

- Will you organize our berth, please?
- Sharma on radio: Yes, sir.

- And we'll need some provisions.
- Thank you.

- You're welcome.
- We'll e-mail you the list a bit later.

- Yes.
- Okay.

( Sharma speaks, garbled )

- Here you go.
- Captain: Yup.

Sharma: We will have
everything ready for you here.

Captain: Lovely. All right,
Mr. Sharma, have a good day.

- Captain?
- Yeah?

- Milk and sugar, right?
- Yeah yeah, please. Perfect.

( Humming, clicking )

( door clangs )

-( in Danish )What are you doing here?
- Cook: Checking the water supply.

Man: Huh?

( Loudly )
We need fresh water in Mumbai.

No need to shout.

- Cook: You want water for your coffee?
- That would be nice.

- Great to see you doing something.
- Cook: You're on your break, huh?

Man: Aye.

( Distant music playing )

(grunts)

- Man: Mikkel?
- Yeah?

- Do me a favor.
- Mikkel: Sure.

Deliver this for me.

A letter for my sister
and a gift for my nephew.

Mm-hmm.

- I'd really appreciate it.
- I thought she lived in Greve.

- It is in Greve.
- Solroed Strand?

It's in Greve.
You've been at sea for too long.

And the gift.
( taps )

- It's important.
- I'll take good care of it.

- Are you ready to go?
- Hell yeah.

- I can't wait.
- I bet.

It's gonna be great to get home
to your girlfriend.

My wife.

( Wind blowing )

-( beeps )
- ( car chimes)

( speaking Danish )
Peter speaking.

( Man speaking over phone )

So what have they got to say?

Look, if they want to handle our ships,
they have to accept our offer.

- ( Clicks )
- ( door buzzes )

Yes, but you need
to close this deal.

- We have other matters to tend to.
- ( clicks, beeps )

In 2011 and 2012, an export
of 12 million MT is expected.

Then there's the sad affair
of the Japanese market.

The tsunami has taken
its toll on their industry.

But we must be out there,
ready for the boom.

- Speaking of Japan, Peter...
- Yes?

Japan is a high priority
of ours, isn't it?

Yes. We're negotiating
with them upstairs as we speak.

- Are we closing the deal tonight?
- Absolutely.

- And we'll reach our goal of 10%.
- Man: Great.

( Office chatter )

( door closes )

- Hi, Jytte.
- Woman: Hi. Good meeting?

- Excellent, thanks.
- Lars Vestergaard is waiting for you.

Vestergaard?

He said it was important.

Thank you.

- Aren't you with the Japanese?
- Yes. I just took a quick break...

- Okay.
- ...to give you an update.

Here you go.

I know the contract proposal.
So what's the problem?

I just want to make sure we're in sync
before I put the squeeze on them.

We started out at 21,
and we want to come in under 15.

- Right.
- How far off are we?

- We're at 19.
- 19?

- Yeah. Yeah.
- Okay, 2 million.

And we want to come in under 15.

- Yes, that's right.
- Mmm.

- We'll get there. Yeah.
- Peter: Hang on.

Jytte, cancel the rest
of my meetings today.

( Hangs up phone )

(speaking English )
I won't, and I never intended

to pay $19 million.

So, with all respect,

I think we're talking
about $10 million.

( Men laugh )

$10 million is
absolutely not enough.

Well, maybe you're right.
Maybe you're right.

But $19 million...

honestly,
that is way too much.

( Men speaking Japanese )

Our final offer is...

$19 million.

Okay.

Gentlemen, this seems
to be getting nowhere.

I have to go now.
Nice to meet you.

( Men speaking Japanese )

Man:
Excuse me. $17 million.

( Chatting in Danish )

Man:
Hi, Peter.

- ( Greeting in Danish )
- So, how much did we have to pay?

- 14.5.
- Well done.

- Lars, congratulations.
- Thanks.

( Chatter continues )

Do you mind? I've got an interview
with the "Stock Review"

and I'd like to change
into a clean shirt.

- Okay. Yes. Okay.
- Peter: Yeah?

Thanks.

Lars, stay for a minute.

Lars:
Yeah, that's fine.

See you upstairs.

Lars, when you need my help--
and you clearly needed it here--

then get me right away.
Understood?

- Yes. And thank you.
- You're welcome.

( Door opens )

( door closes )

Man:
Now for the dates.

We need seven or eight days
to complete the interview.

I'm at your disposal,
but we need to check with my secretary.

- ( Chuckles ) She knows my schedule.
-( knock on door)

- ( door opens)
- Sorry to interrupt.

Peter, please take a look at this.

Excuse me.

I think we have to call it a day.

- Thank you.
-( Lars speaks )

They've activated
the alarm on the Rozen.

We're afraid she's been hijacked.
They've lowered their speed.

They don't answer our calls.

- Peter: So we have no contact?
- Nothing nothing.

- ( Engine thrumming )
- ( distant shouting )

( pirates speaking Somali )

( man speaking Somali over radio )

( automatic gunfire )

- ( thuds )
- ( screams )

( man #2 speaking English )
Who's the captain?

- Who's the captain?
- I'm the captain.

- ( Gunfire )
- I'm the--

It's me!
Leave him alone! I'm the captain.

You are the captain?

Follow me.
( shouts in Somali )

- Captain: Oh oh! Okay!
- ( gunfire)

- Captain: Ah!
- Man #2: Who's the cook?

- Who's the cook?
- I'm the cook. I'm the cook.

- I'm the cook.
- Man #2: Who's the cook?

- I am!
- Man #2: Stand up!

( Shouting in Somali )

( punching )

I need knife.
( raps on drawer)

- Okay? Here.
-( pirates speaking Somali )

( distant gunfire )

( chopping )

Yeah.

( Taps on board )

( taps )

Mikkel:
I speak English, you know.

- ( Man speaking Somali )
- ( speaks Somali )

( rattles )

- ( glass clinks)
- ( cap rattles )

( stammers )

( Pants )

( man speaking )

( pirates shouting )

Mmm mmm mmm. Mmm.

Captain on computer:
The pirates are now on board. Confirm.

They are now on board. Over.

- ( Computer clicks )
- ( man speaks Danish ) It ends there.

Peter:
When did the first call come in?

Lars:
An hour and 35 minutes ago.

- Man: Yeah. Yeah.
- Yeah?

- Where were they? Where is the ship?
- Look at the screen.

They were bound for Mumbai
and seemed to take evasive action here.

- Peter: They're far out at sea.
- Yes.

India is all the way over here.

- Peter: Yeah.
- No history of hijackings out there.

- Who's on board?
- Lars: I'll get right on it.

We need to get hold
of an expert in these matters.

( Both speak )

- Help me, will you? I'll be right back.
- Yeah.

- Peter: Thanks.
- ( door opens )

Call my wife and say I'll be late.

- Right away.
- Thank you.

( Door closes )

- Play it back.
- Yeah.

( Clicks )

Captain: A high-speed boat is
approaching us from the stern.

A high-speed boat is
approaching us. Over.

They are coming closer

and maneuvering
to the starboard side. Over.

- ( Engine thrumming )
- ( man speaking Somali )

( man #2 speaking )

- ( Mikkel breathing heavily )
-( in English ) Stop here, stop!

Stop stop.

- ( Door closes )
- ( fly buzzing )

( Mikkel sniffling )

( inhales )

( pirates continue talking )

( sniffles )

( shouting )

(man singing in Somali )

( breathes deeply )

( sighs )

(gunfire)

( pirates speaking )

( man shouts over radio )

( men speaking Somali )

( knife zings )

(gun cocks)

( Speaks )

Okay.
( speaks Somali )

( pats, Speaks )

( man #2 speaks Somali )

( knife clinks)

( man continues speaking )

( stirring )

Day 3

( speaking Danish )
Honey, you called?

We're about to meet the families now.

Yeah.

( humphs)

I'm glad to hear that.
Thanks.

( Clicks )

Lars: Modern-day pirates
use the internet, too.

They read the Danish news, too.

It's crucial that
we keep that in mind.

If they read that we're willing
to do anything to get our men home,

it will only prolong the agony.
I hope I've made myself clear.

- ( Man speaks )
- Yeah?

Kaj Sorensen.
My wife Lisbeth.

We are the parents of Jan.

Why don't you pay what the pirates
demand and get our sons home?

We still haven't been
contacted by the pirates...

so we don't know what they demand.

That being said,
we're doing our utmost

to get the crew home
as fast as possible.

And that is why we've chosen
to seek professional external help

to guide us through the negotiations.

( Speaks English ) Connor,
could you please stand up for a sec?

( Speaking Danish )
This is Mr. Connor Julian.

Connor has a lot of experience
and specializes in these situations.

Please, ask away.

( Crying )
My name is Maria Hartmann

and this is my daughter Kamilla.

I'm married to Mikkel Hartmann,
the ship's cook.

You said you'd had no contact
whatsoever with these pirates.

So how can you be sure they're okay?

How can you be sure
they aren't already dead?

( Sniffles )

- Peter: Right.
- ( chair scrapes )

( speaks English )
Excuse me.

Maria...

( speaking Danish )
The honest answer is we can't be sure...

- ( exhales sharply )
- ...but we sincerely doubt it.

The ship, the Rozen...

holds no value to us.

The pirates' only bargaining point

is your husband.

Mikkel.

Your sons and brothers

are all they have to bargain with.

So I, personally, Maria...

believe that they're all alive.

- Maria: Okay. Thank you.
- You're welcome.

( Connor speaking English )
Here we go.

- ( Sighs )
- ( door closes )

Good.

Basically this is just the basic plan
on what's going to happen,

- so I'll put it on the board up here.
- Okay.

- And then... ( grunts)
- Peter: You need some help?

Connor:
Yeah. Always comes in handy.

- Lovely. Thanks.
- ( door closes )

Connor: It's not like a normal business.
If you want to go and buy a company,

you'll make an offer, counter-offer
and that's the way it is.

The mentality of the Somalis
and the pirates is not like that.

If we just give them
the first demanded figure,

they're just gonna turn around and say,
"Well, thank you very much.

- This was a deposit."
- And then they're going to go up.

"What we actually need is this."
So we can't afford to do this.

This is why it's protracted
negotiations. Unfortunately.

If I could just say, "Well,
you need to pay 10 million now."

( bangs ) "Take it home."
Poof-- go.

It doesn't work that way.
If it did--

( chuckles ) yeah, it would be great.
We're out of here in a week.

- It's not gonna happen though.
- Mmm.

When it comes to
the communication side of it,

we normally bring an outsider in--

a trained communicator
who'll work on our behalf

and actually negotiate for us.

We'll tell him the information
that we want

to be passed over to the pirates,
yeah, which'll be agreed in this room.

We give it to our communicator,

and then he talks to the pirates.

If you look at it--
it's your vessels,

your crew, ship,
et cetera, et cetera.

If you're emotionally involved,

you're thinking with your heart
and not with your head,

and that's when mistakes happen
and we can't afford that to happen.

You're telling me to...

call in a guy from outside

to actually do the negotiation
with the pirates?

- Connor: Correct.
- That's what you're telling me.

Connor:
I'm advising you to, Peter.

( Breathes deeply )

As I see it,

you--
( chuckles )

You're trying to...

replace me with someone from outside.

This is my company.

I am the CEO here.
This is my responsibility

to take care of this situation.

It's my ship. It's my crew.

It's my job...

to bring back my men.

Okay.

I have to admit, Peter,

that you've employed me
to guide you through this.

- Peter: Mmm.
- And I'd be remiss

if I didn't explain
and give you my opinion

that I think you're wrong
in this decision.

Once you actually get involved in this,

this is gonna be
an emotional rollercoaster.

You're going to be in a situation you've
never ever found yourself in before.

If you make one mistake on that phone
when you're dealing with the pirates

or get emotionally involved in this,
the situation could change.

These people could be hurt
or even killed because of you.

I just want to make sure
that you're aware

of this responsibility
on your shoulders.

Thank you, Connor.

- I heard you.
- Yeah?

I'm gonna do it.

( Exhales )

( men speaking Somali )

Day 7

( boat engine thrumming )

( fly buzzing )

( bottle clattering )

-( knocks )
- ( men speaking Somali )

( man speaks )

( both speaking Somali )

Sorry.
Please come in. I'm Omar.

Don't be afraid.
Please come in.

Come in.

Have a seat, please.

Relax.

- ( Grunts )
- ( door closes )

I'm the negotiator, translator.

I'm here to get you home.

I'm not a pirate or anything,

so please don't be scared of me.

I just need you to call home
and talk to your boss.

- Can I call my wife too?
- Not right now.

We need to take care
of business first.

They want $15 million,
so as soon as he pays that,

the sooner we all get to go home.

You could be here for a week...

or maybe a year.

So you really need to convince him.

( Ringing )

- Peter: Hello.
- Hello. This is Omar.

Are you the one in charge?

Yes, I am.
My name is Peter Ludvigsen.

I am the CEO of Orion Seaways.

Okay, listen,
the cook wants to talk to you.

( Clears throat )

Peter:
Okay. Hi. Hi, Mikkel.

- ( Speaks Danish ) How are you?
- We're fine.

(speaks English )
In English, please.

We have to do this in English, okay?

We're okay, but the captain is sick.

( Lighter flicks )

Peter:
Okay. Okay, Mikkel, it's fine.

Let's do it in English.

And, Mikkel, please--
please tell the men

that we are taking care
of their families

in every--
in every way we can, okay?

Don't worry about that. Okay?

Thank you, sir.
Thank you very much. Thank you.

I'm calling to tell you...

that they want $15 million for the ship

and for the crew. Will you pay that?

Peter: Mikkel, please--
Mikkel, please listen to me.

I will not talk
about this with you. Okay?

- Yeah, but you--
- I will not talk about it with you.

- Please tell them that.
- Sir, you need to understand.

- Mikkel, please. Please.
- Mikkel: Please please.

Will you pay the money?

This is not fair to me
and not fair to you.

I'm not gonna talk about the money
with you and I'm gonna hang up.

- Okay?
- No, don't hang up, sir.

Peter:
I'm gonna hang up. Goodbye.

-( Line clicks)
- Hello?

( Beeping )

Connor:
You've done a good 'gob.

Peter:
What about the captain?

I mean... he was ill.

Connor: This is a known piracy tactic.
We need to check this out.

If we can get ahold of the medical
records for the whole crew,

we'll go through them to see if they
have any previous medical conditions.

- Lars: Yeah. I'll be back in five.
- ( Connor mutters)

( door opens )

( door shuts )

- He sounded very desperate.
- He is.

He's in an alien world

and you're his only lifeline.

( Speaking Danish )
The men are healthy,

but the captain has had an ulcer...

five years ago, but he had surgery,

went on medication for a couple of years
and was then pronounced well.

- So he could have an ulcer?
- Sure.

- ( Music playing )
- ( fly buzzing )

- ( men speaking Somali )
-( lighter clicks )

( Jan exhales )

( footsteps )

( Jan hisses )

(grunts)

( speaking Danish )
Fuck! Sorry...

We have to piss
in the bloody corner. It stinks.

The captain crapped
all over the place. It's gross.

( Sighs )

( mutters )

( sighs )

( urine splashing )

Oh, for Christ's sake!

I want to use the damned toilets.

I can't stand living in this stench.

Did you ask them to let us use them?

Mikkel: Yes.

- ( Sighs)
-( belt jingles)

Jan:
We're gonna get ill.

- Tell them.
- I will...

- ( speaks )
- Shut the fuck up, will you?

( Breathing heavily )

We've got to get out of here.

( Ringing )

( Omar speaks English ) Hello.

Hello. Is it Omar?
( echoing through phone )

Omar: Hello.

Hello.
Can you hear me?

Yes. Who is this?

This is Peter calling from Denmark.

Yes. Hi, Peter. Hi, Peter.

Hi, Omar. How are you?

Omar: I'm fine, thank you.
How are you?

Peter:
I'm fine, thank you.

Listen, Omar, I talked to the board,

and I have a number for you.

Omar:
Yes, give it to me, please.

$250,000.

( Omar laughs )

Did I hear you right?
Did you say $250,000?

- Yes, you heard me.
- Omar: You know it's not high enough.

You know it's not even close
to what we talked about.

Maybe you're right,
but please, Omar, take the offer...

think about it
and please call me back.

Omar: I will talk to them.
I will talk to them

and I will call you back
as soon as possible.

Peter:
Thank you very much, Omar. Thank you.

Omar:
Thank you, sir.

( Line clicks)

( beeping )

- Connor: Well done, Peter.
- That was it?

Connor: We knew he was never
gonna accept it, but the main thing,

on the positive side,
we've started the negotiation process.

We're on our way.
( sighs ) Good.

- Lars: Yeah. ( laughs )
- Thank you.

( Speaking Danish ) Okay, let's take
a break. See you back here in 10.

- ( Chairs scraping )
' ( door opens )

- ( glasses clatter)
-( Peter mutters )

Lars:
We could fly out of Tanzania,

but the Rozen may be too far away.

The pilot may turn back before
he's completed the drop.

Surely he knows how far it is?

It's a matter of fuel.

Theoretically it's possible,
but if the weather conditions--

Oh, the weather, I see.

So why not Mombasa?

- Theoretically it's the best place.
- ( footsteps )

But it's illegal to carry
that kind of cash...

Woman:
Am I interrupting anything?

- Hi.
- Hi, Anette.

Peter:
Did we have an appointment?

- Do I need one?
- Peter: Not at all.

I was just afraid I'd forgotten it.

Well, you haven't.
( chuckles )

- Peter: Hi. Great to see you.
- Hi.

- Lars: Look, I'll come back later.
- Yes.

Yes, but we need to--

- The boss has spoken.
- The boss has spoken.

-( Lars chuckles )
- You said that, not me.

Go over potential alternatives
with Connor.

- Yeah.
- And get hold of the bank.

They need to have
the cash standing by.

- I'll call them right away.
- So long.

- You brought shirts. Thanks.
- Yeah.

- I thought you might need them.
- ( speaks softly )

Mm-hmm.

- ( Sighing deeply )
-( urine splashing )

Day 25

( Mikkel speaking Danish )
What are you doing?

Pissing.

- ( Man speaks Somali )
- Jesus Christ, Mikkel.

- ( Man speaks )
- ( speaks English ) Oh, it's very good.

( laughs )

Woy-oy-oy-oy.

'(Speaking Somali )
- ( Jan sighs )

- Thank you.
- ( speaks )

It was better than pussy.

It was better than--

it was very good.

Yes yes, I will empty now.

( Mikkel speaks )

( speaking Danish )
Man, it stinks!

( Man speaks )

Ah! Gross!

(water running )

( sighs, grunts )

( Jan speaks Danish )
Let's try to make friends with him.

- ( Speaks )
- Mikkel. Jan.

- Jan.
-(speaks)

- ( speaking English ) My name is Jan.
- ( speaks )

- Who are you?
- ( speaks )

' ( Jan repeats )
' ( Speaks )

- Rashid.
- Jan and Mikkel: Rashid.

- My name Rashid.
- Yes, I know, Rashid.

( Rashid speaks )

Jan:
This is not good.

- ( plopping )
- Rashid: Whew!

- ( Speaks )
- ( Jan speaks Danish ) Gross!

( Faucet running )

- Jan: Here. Easy with that gun.
-( Rashid speaking )

( Jan speaks Danish ) He's got
his finger on the trigger sometimes.

-( Rashid speaks )
- Damn, his mood swings.

- ( Speaks English ) See? Party, party.
- ( music playing )

( chuckles )
This is from a party.

Beer, party, party, we have fun.

- We have fun. We go out, we make fun.
- ( Velcro rips )

Jan: Ah.

Oh, you're a good guy.

( Rashid speaks )

( speaking Danish )
What the fuck?

He's imitating the picture.

( Chuckles )

- It's not funny, Mikkel.
- Sure it is.

-( laughing )
- What are you doing?

( Rashid speaking )

( Jan laughs )
That's funny.

Beer. Beer.

( Jan mutters )

( Mikkel speaks Danish )
He wants you to lie down.

( laughs )
He wants you to lie down.

-( Rashid speaks, laughs )
- ( Jan mock-laughs )

( speaking English )
You want to party?

- I'm a funny guy-
-( both laugh )

-( in Danish ) Don't encourage him.
- Sorry.

- Okay?
-( Rashid speaking )

( speaks English )
Why you do that?

( Rashid speaking )

- Mikkel: No no no no.
- No no, please don't. Watch this.

Please. No no, it's okay.

( Speaking, banging )

Connor: All right, gentlemen,
we're on to week 4 now.

We gonna be expecting a phone call
from the pirates at any moment.

Before that happens,
I just want to have a quick sitrep

just so we know where we are.

We know that the captain
wasn't very well.

We have to try and find out
his condition.

Also one of the other things as well

is to find out where the crew are
situated on-board the vessel.

If we know where we are, then we know
what sort of condition they'll be in.

Yeah, are they getting food? Are they
getting water? Are they getting shelter?

Don't forget, it's gonna be
very very hot in these conditions.

Okay?
Another thing is food.

Not too worried about the food
side of it. If they run out,

what they're gonna do is bring goats
on board and slaughter them there.

-( Phone ringing )
- Here we are. Good luck.

- Quiet please, gentlemen.
- Peter: Okay, sit down.

Hello. Is it Omar?
( echoing over phone )

Omar:
Hi, Peter.

Hello, Omar.
How are you?

Omar: I'm good.
I have very good news for you.

Fine.

Omar:
I have talked to them

and they have agreed
to come down to $12 million.

( Whispers )

And that is $3 million down.

They just hope
that this moves a lot faster.

Thank you, Omar.

I'll talk to my board about that.

But listen, Omar.

I want to talk to you about the crew,

because we heard the captain was ill.

Omar:
Peter, let me stop you right there.

I don't want to talk about
the captain or the crew.

Maybe if you make me a better offer,

then I can talk to you about it.

But right now I want
to talk about the money.

Peter:
Omar, can I be honest with you?

I think that $12 million

is way off the market price

for a vessel like Rozen.

( Stammers )
I think that we need to go under...

$5 million.

I repeat: we need
to go under $5 million

before we can talk serious.

( Man speaks Somali )

Omar:
Okay, listen, Peter, I will talk to them

but you need to take
these guys seriously.

I do.
( chuckles )

No, Omar, of course not.

I take this very serious,

and I think you are
very professional, all of you.

( Omar chuckles )
You know what, Peter,

don't-- don't you say that to me again.

I'm not a pirate.
I'm not one of them.

Don't talk to me like I'm one of them.

I'm not a pirate.

I'm just a transmitter!
Do you understand? These are not--

Okay. I'm so sorry, Omar.

I'm so sorry. I didn't mean
to accuse you of anything like that.

I know that you are not
one of the pirates. I'm so sorry.

- Day 39
- ( music playing )

( fly buzzing )

( clattering )

( Rashid speaking )

- ( speaking English ) You want food?
-( Rashid speaks )

You want-- okay.

No, look here.
There's no food. Look!

Only-- this is what is left of the rice.

Rashid: Curry.

No, this is what is left of the rice.

( Rashid speaking )

( Mikkel stammers )
We have...

Pig.

( Mimics pig snorting ) Pig.

( Rashid chuckles )

You want pig?
( laughs)

I-- ( sighs )

- I need to talk to Omar.
- ( speaks )

Omar.
I need to talk to Omar.

Yeah, but...

Rashid, if I talk to Omar, I get food.

- If I get food, I prepare...
- ( speaking )

Omar! Omar!

( Sighs )

- Omar? Okay.
- ( speaking )

- We need some air, you know?
- Mm-hmm.

You need to let us outside of the mess.

- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
- We need some food.

- There's no more food on the ship.
- Mm-hmm.

- We need some real food.
- Mm-hmm.

- Meat, rice, vegetables.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

- Mmm.
- We need to have the captain

- into the shower.
- Listen listen listen.

No, we need to know--
we need to know what is going on.

Listen to me.
I don't know what's going on either.

I don't know what's going on.
I need some stuff too.

Can you help me with what I need?
I need money.

I need to go home.
I need my wife and kids.

- I need some stuff.
- What do you think I need?

- Don't you think I want to go home?
- I don't know.

- Don't you think I want to go home, eh?
- I cannot help you

- with these things. Can you help me?
- No, you can help me.

- No, I cannot.
- You can talk to them.

- No, I cannot.
- Yes, you can.

No, how could I talk to them?
I'm just like you.

- Because you're keeping me here.
- I'm not keeping you here!

What are you talking about?
I'm not one of them.

You know who's keeping you here?

Your fucking boss
is keeping you here.

I'm not keeping you here.
If he would have paid the money,

we would have
went home long time ago.

You understand?
So give this list to-- to your boss.

Don't give it to me.
Don't come crying to me.

Don't come in here making demands.

Call him right now. Right now.

Call him right now
and tell him what you told me.

And tell him to pay the fucking money
so we can go.

( Phone ringing )

Go ahead.

Peter:
Hello, Omar.

( Speaks Danish )
It's not Omar. It's Mikkel.

- Peter: Hi, Mikkel.
- Hi, Peter.

( Peter speaking English )
Are you okay? Are you okay?

No, we're not okay, sir.

We would really like
to know what is going on.

Peter:
Yes, I-- I'm--

I'm gonna do everything I can. Okay?

But please let me talk to Omar.

You need to pay.

We need to get home.
You understand?

Peter:
I do understand, but--

and I know it must be
very hard for you.

But I will not have this conversation.

If Omar wants to talk to me,
he can call himself.

- Okay?
- Why don't you want to talk to me?

Why don't you want to help us?

Peter:
You listen to me now, Mikkel.

They are using psychological pressure
and I won't allow that.

I'm gonna hang up. Bye-

- No, don't hang up. Please, sir.
-( line clicks)

( beeping )

What the fuck did I tell you?
He doesn't care about you.

( Sighs )

Now get the fuck out of here.
Get out!

( Man speaking Somali )

( music playing )

( man speaking over radio )

( men speaking Somali )

- Hi, Peter.
- Hi, Niels.

( Speaking Danish )
Look, how are the negotiations going?

We're making progress slowly,
but we'll get there.

I've been talking to the other partners.

You've been dealing with this
for over two months now.

They don't want it to drag out.

- Well, it won't.
- Okay.

My regards to the family.

( Sighs )

( speaking English) Hello, Omar.
This is Peter calling from Denmark.

How are you?
( echoing over phone )

Omar:
I'm fine, sir. And you?

I'm fine.
Listen, I talked to my board,

and I have a new offer for you.

Omar: That's nice.
Let me hear it. ( clears throat )

$900,000.

I repeat: $900,000.

( Omar, angrily )
Are you fucking crazy?

You're gonna-- do you understand?
You're gonna kill everybody--

your crew, me, everybody.

With that fucking kind of number,
you're gonna kill everybody.

- Don't you understand this?
- Please listen, Omar.

This is my offer. 900,000.

Omar:
Are you-- you must be nuts, man.

( Hangs UP )

- Hello? Omar?
-( beeps )

- Omar, hello? ( sighs )
-( Lars mumbles ) He hung up, yeah?

( Chair scrapes )

( clears throat )

( sighs )

( boat engine thrumming )

Day 67

- ( footsteps )
- ( men speaking Somali )

- ( door opens )
- Omar: Guys.

( Man speaks, claps )

Omar: Guys!

You've been asking for fresh air?

Come on. You've got fresh air.

Let's go. Come on, guys.

- Come, captain. Come.
- ( men sigh )

Come.
All right, you go out.

You go out and get some fresh air.

Easy now, easy now.

Easy now, captain.
Oh fuck.

( Breathing deeply )

- Thank you, Omar.
- No problem.

( Jan whistles )
Mikkel!

( Claps )
Come here.

( Speaks Danish )
Let's fish.

( Speaking English )
Can we-- can we fish?

- You know how to fish?
- ( man speaking )

( speaks Danish )
He can have the small one.

-( Mikkel mutters )
- Jan: There you go.

( Reel rattling )

Mikkel: Jan!

Yeah?

Jan, damn it!

( Jan speaks English )
Pull it up! Pull it up!

- Pull it up!
-( In Danish ) Take this! Take it!

- Jan: Got it.
- ( man whoops )

Damn, buddy.
You did it.

(grunts)

( pirates shouting )

Mikkel:
Come on, man.

- Look! ( laughs )
- Jan: Bloody hell, Mikkel!

( Men cheer)

( speaks English )
Come here, come here, come here.

( Men shouting )

( Mikkel exhales sharply )

-( both grunting )
- Jan: Come on.

( Speaking Danish )
Shut the fuck up.

You don't have a fucking clue.

Mikkel:
It's huge.

( Man ululates)

( shouting continues )

(grunts)

Whoo!

( Speaking English )
What do you say? Look!

You kiss fish.
Yeah! Kiss fish.

Kiss the fish! Whoo!

Men: Oh!

- ( Men chattering )
- ( man ululates)

( Mikkel laughs )

- ( Jan shouts )
- ( men shout )

Jan: Fish!

Men:
Fish! Fish!

( Jan shouts in Danish ) Plaice!

- Pirates: Plaice!
- Jan: Plaice!

Plaice!

( Men speaking Somali )

( Jan laughs )

♪ What should we do
with a drunken sailor? ♪

♪ What should we do with
a drunken sailor? ♪

♪ What should we do
with a drunken sailor ♪

♪ Early in the morning? ♪

-( laughs )
- ♪ Raze his ball with a rusty razor ♪

♪ Shave his ball
with a rusty razor ♪

♪ Shave his ball with a rusty--
early in the morning ♪

♪ Oh hey, up she rises,
oh hey, up she rises ♪

♪ Oh hey, up she rises,
early in the morning! ♪

Man:
Everybody!

♪ What should we do
with a drunken sailor ♪

♪ What should we do with
a drunken sailor ♪

♪ What should we do
with a drunken sailor ♪

♪ Early in the morning? ♪

♪ Oh hey, up she rises,
oh hey, up she rises ♪

♪ Oh hey, up she rises,
early in the morning! ♪

( All cheer)

Yeah! That's how we party!

Yes! All right, all right!

Whoo-hoo!

(whoops )

-( barking )
- ( men barking )

( speaks Danish )
Sing a song for the boys. Go on, buddy.

(speaks English )
The cook knows a good one.

( Speaks Danish ) Go on.

( Speaks English )
Okay okay.

Okay okay okay okay.

( In Danish )
♪ Today is Kamilla's birthday ♪

♪ Hurray hurray hurray ♪

♪ She will get love and presents too ♪

♪ And all her wishes will come true ♪

♪ With cocoa ♪

- ♪ A lovely piece of birthday cake... ♪
- Man: What what what what?

What what?

(Jan and Mikkel, in English )
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

- ♪ Happy birthday to you... ♪
- Jan: For his daughter.

♪ Happy birthday, dear Kamilla ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you... ♪

- ( Man speaks Somali )
- ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

♪ Happy birthday, dear Kamilla ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you. ♪

( Men cheer)

( man #2 speaks Somali )

Man #3:
Happy birthday.

( Music playing )

Hussein, when we came on this ship...

Hussein: Mmm?

...we were seven people.
Seven people.

Now only three.
Where is the rest?

-( Hussein speaks )
- The crew.

Where is the rest of the crew?

Seven... three.

Mikkel, Jan, the captain.

Where's the rest of the crew?

The four people--
rest of the crew-- where are they?

- Hussein: Good. Yeah.
- They're good?

- Yeah yeah yeah.
- They're good?

- ( Speaks Somali )
- On the ship?

Don't kill. Don't kill.

- Everyone here.
- Okay.

( Men speaking Somali )

( Omar sighs )
Listen, man,

I have some super news for you, man.

I promised you you're gonna
call your family?

This is the right time, man.

- Yeah, right now. Come on. Come on.
-( laughs )

- Call your wife. Call your wife.
- Thank you, Omar.

- Thank you.
- Stop wasting time. Go on.

( Ringing )

Maria: Hello.

( Speaking Danish )
Maria, it's me. Do you hear me?

( Maria crying )

- Mikkel?
- Hi. Hi.

Hi, baby. Are you okay?
Are you hurt?

- No, we're fine. We're just fine.
- Maria: Okay.

- Hi. ( laughs)
- It's great to hear your voice, baby.

- It's great to hear yours too.
- Maria: I love you.

I love you too.

- How is Kamilla?
- Maria: She's fine, baby.

She loved the bike.
Lasse ran behind her and held her arms.

( laughs )

She rides without
her training wheels now.

She does? Tell her I love her
more than anything else.

Ah! ( stammers )

Maria:
I tell her every night.

( Omar speaking English )
Listen, look at me.

- Look at me, look at me. Focus.
- Maria: You're such a good father.

You need to tell her that
she needs to call your boss.

She needs to talk
to your boss right now. ( taps )

Otherwise, I can't stop
these guys from killing you.

- Maria: Mikkel?
-( breathing heavily )

Tell her to talk to your boss

and pay the fucking money
right now, you understand?

-( In Danish ) I'm right here, baby.
- If you're not gonna fucking do it,

then I'm fucking-- I'm gonna do it.

- Hello. My name is Omar.
-( In English ) No no, please please.

- Baby baby, listen to me. Listen to--
- ( Maria crying )

( speaking Danish )
It's okay, baby. Just listen.

- Talk to her.
- Just listen to me.

Okay.

( In English )
We've gotta speak English.

- Make her understand.
- It's very very simple, okay?

-( Maria crying ) Yeah?
- Baby? Baby, listen.

You call the company.

You call Peter Ludvigsen
and tell them--

- Maria: Yeah?
- Tell them to pay,

or they are gonna kill us.
All right?

( Beeping )

No!

No! No!

No!

Fucking--

Omar: Easy.

( Mikkel sobbing )

Omar:
Listen, easy.

- ( Man speaks Somali )
- Omar: Easy.

( Silent )

Connor:
I can't have you showing emotions.

If you do, they've got you.

If they make threats,
please just ignore them.

- Let them go over your head.
- Okay.

- Connor: Is that okay?
- Fine.

Connor: And remember,
we don't offer them more money.

It's their turn to come down.

( Ringing )

Omar: Hello.

Hello, Omar.
This is Peter calling from Denmark.

- ( Echoing over phone )
- Omar: Yes. Hi, Peter.

How are you?

- Omar: I'm good.
- Fine.

Listen, Omar,

just to make it clear
between you and me--

I don't react on threats.

Okay?

Omar: Okay, but do you have
a new offer for me?

Omar, I will not talk about the money

until I have

talked to the cook.

- Okay?
- Omar: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

So please can you get him for me?

Omar:
Yes yes-- he's right here.

Mikkel: Hello.

( Peter speaks Danish )
Mikkel, is that you?

- Mikkel: Yes.
- How are you?

( Mikkel speaking English ) You have
to do something. They're gonna kill me.

So please get me home now.

( Crying ) Please pay
or else they're gonna kill me.

- Mikkel...
- Omar: Yes? This is Omar.

Okay, Omar.

Listen up now.

Don't pull this kind
of crap on me. Okay?

I know that you are not
gonna shoot anybody,

so please stop all that nonsense

and let's do some serious
business here, okay?

And if we do that, Omar,

I have a new offer for you.

And if you do it right now...

I can offer you $1.5 million U.S.

Omar: Are you crazy?

They will start killing soon.
Please, Peter, listen!

( Mikkel speaking Danish )
Pay them. They're gonna shoot me.

I don't want to die.
Please pay.

(speaking English )
I cannot accept this. Okay?

- No one is gonna kill you.
- ( Connor whispers)

- ( men speaking Somali )
- Omar: Do you hear that, you bastard?

They will kill him now,
and there's nothing I can do about it.

- Omar, don't you fuck with me, okay?
- ( whispers )

No, please.
Don't you fuck with me.

Okay? Don't you threaten my men.

Okay? I will hang up.

- Peter, please stop.
- I can deal with this.

Don't you dare threaten my men!
Don't fuck with me!

- ( Men chattering )
- Omar!

Omar!

(gunshot)

( distant chattering )

( hangs UP )

( beeps )

( chair scrapes )

( sighs )

( knocks gently )

- Hi.
- Maria: Hi.

( Speaking Danish )
I just talked to Mikkel...

- and he's okay.
- ( sobbing ) Okay.

( Silent )

-( beeps )
- Omar on computer: Hello.

Peter: Hello, Omar.
This is Peter calling from Denmark.

Mikkel:
...do something. They're gonna kill me.

- Peter: ...U.S. dollars.
- Omar: Are you crazy?

They will start killing soon.
Please, Peter, listen!

( Mikkel speaking Danish )
Please pay. They're going to shoot me.

I don't want to die.
Please pay.

( Distant boat horn )

( speaking Danish )
Good morning.

Did you sleep here?

Let's get some light in here.

Late night yesterday?

I had to go out anyway
and thought I'd stop by.

Are you okay?

How are the negotiations going?

Fine.

Anette: Mmm.

( Sighs )

Niels Giversen called me yesterday.

He's concerned about you.

So am I, actually.

No one can stand
what you're going through.

Why must it be you
at that phone every night?

Let someone else help.

Hey.

I love you.

You know?

I want you to leave.

( Keys clatter)

( shouts )
I want you to leave now!

Get out!

( Phone ringing )

Day 119

(woman speaking English )
The mobile subscriber cannot be reached.

Please try again later.
The mobile subscriber--

( Niels speaking Danish )
Peter, this won't do.

Your job is to handle
all company activities.

- That requires focus.
- I have focus.

How long have you dealt with this?

Peter:
Almost four months.

Man:
That's too long.

So how long do you think
would be reasonable?

We're giving you
till the end of the month

and then someone else will take over.

You can't do that.

Man:
Sure we can. And we will.

( Boat engine thrumming )

( Clicks )

( clangs )

( squeaks )

( creaking )

( men speaking Somali )

( banging )

( man speaking over radio )

( people chattering )

( speaking Danish )
Take a seat.

- Peter: Good morning.
- Crowd: Good morning.

Peter: Welcome.

It is now 18 weeks since the Rozen
was hijacked in the Indian Ocean.

Our approach so far has been
not to say anything.

But the press is beginning
to write about it.

They're making speculations.

Anonymous sources are
even being quoted...

from the company.

I sincerely hope that isn't true.

The situation is very serious.

The crew and their families are

under extreme pressure.

But let me assure you

we're doing our utmost...

to relieve it.

( Knocks on window )

- ( door opens )
- ( murmurs)

- Peter: What's up?
- We just received this.

- Peter: Right now?
- Two minutes ago. Just the fax.

Peter: Okay.

- ( Knocks on window )
- Come in.

( In English ) Hello, gentlemen.
Sorry about the attire.

Don't worry, Connor.
Thanks for coming so fast.

- Hi, Peter.
- Peter: Hi, Connor.

We just arrived-- we got this

- about 20 minutes ago.
- Okay.

Did we receive any more faxes
or any more phone calls?

Lars:
No no, that's it. That's it.

- Is that all there is?
- Lars: Yeah.

Okay. Well, it's positive.

They've come down
from 12 million down to 8.5.

That's a substantial drop.

( Beeps )

Woman:
The mobile subscriber cannot be reached.

Please try again later.

- Can I send him a fax?
- Connor: Yeah.

-( Lars clears throat )
- Okay.

( Marker scratching )

All right?

( Beeps, whirring )

( buttons clicking )

( whirring louder, clicking )

( sighs )

- ( whirr dies)
- Yeah.

( Exhales sharply )

Connor:
No one said it was gonna be easy.

- ( cup rattles )
- ( Connor sighs )

- ( whirring )
- Lars: There you go.

Connor:
Let's see what they come back with now.

Now what is this?
Come on.

- "Wait. Omar."
- Connor: "Omar."

Peter: Come on.
For fuck's sake. Give me a break.

- Connor: Mmm.
- Lars: They are playing games.

- What does that mean, "Wait"?
- Connor: Well...

- Huh?
- ...look at it in two different ways.

It could be, "Wait, he's having dinner,"
he's messing it around,

or wait, they're gonna get hold of
the cook for us so we can talk to him.

We just don't know.

We just have to take it from our side
of it and just deal with it.

We can't rush these people.

Time is a western thing.
It means nothing to them.

( Rashid speaking )

( banging )

(gun cocks)

( breathing heavily )

( Rashid speaks )

-( gun clicks)
-( inhales sharply )

( Rashid laughing )

( Rashid speaking )

(gun cocks)

( conversation in Somali )

(gun cocks)

( man shouts )

( bleating )

-( breathing heavily )
- ( men chattering )

- ( grunting )
-( blood squirting )

( goat wheezing )

( weak bleating )

( knife clatters )

( gasping breaths )

( man speaking Somali )

( panicked breathing )

( hyperventilating )

( sobbing )

-( Lars knocks ) Peter.
- Yeah?

( Speaks Danish )
Another fax.

Okay.

-( In English ) Proof of life. Right?
- Connor: No.

This could be very positive.

- No?
- Connor: This is proof

that the fax machine works, Peter.

That's it. It means
their fax machine is working.

And on a positive side,
they're still communicating with us.

I suggest you just send
them a fax through-- "Call me."

Peter: Okay.

- ( Clicking )
- ( whirring )

(whirr dies)

( keyboard clicking )

Umm, please help me here.

How much can we offer?

Well, going on where we are
at the moment, Peter,

- I suggest 2.8 million.
- 2.8?

Connor: Yeah.
It's going up, but not too much.

Just a good raise.

Okay?

Peter:
What if they turn down the 2.8 million?

Then what?

Then we just have
to carry on negotiating

until we come to an agreement.

No. Why don't we just come up

with some more money? Okay?

Connor: Yeah, but if you give
them more money, Peter,

they're gonna think
they've just struck oil here.

- They've got the golden egg--
- I want my men home right now, okay?

- That's it. I want to finish this.
- Lars: Okay. What if...

Connor, just an idea--
we go with what you say.

We say, "This is it.
2.8 is the company maximum.

The board is ready
to throw in the towel.

But Peter's willing to put
his own money on top of that,

his personal savings."

This guy has to think,
"if this man is so desperate

that he's putting his own money in,
maybe this is it."

Maybe this is all they can get.

-( Phone ringing )
- Lars: Make it personal

- between you and him.
- It's them.

- Shh!
- Connor: Risky.

- Lars: Yeah.
- Hi, Omar.

( Echoing over phone )

Jan:
No, this is Jan Sarensen,

chief engineer on the Rozen.
Who are you?

( Speaking Danish )
Hi, Jan. This is Peter from Denmark.

- Jan: Hi, Peter.
- How are you?

Jan:
Not good.

Jan, the cook Mikkel, is he alive?

Jan:
He's miserable, but he's breathing.

Why?

We're all miserable.

- The chef is alive.
- Jan: The situation is critical here.

- I hope you understand.
- Peter: We do,

and we're doing our utmost
to get you home.

Please put Omar on.

- Jan: Are we going home soon?
- Yes, I promise.

Let me talk to Omar.

( Jan speaks English )
Omar, he wants to talk to you.

Omar:
Yes, this is Omar.

Hi, Omar. This is Peter.

- Omar: Hi, Peter.
- Hi.

Listen, I think
we can close this deal now.

We have a new offer for you.
Are you ready?

Omar:
Yes. Give it to me, please.

We can offer you $2.8 million U.S.

That's all we have.

Omar: No no no no no
no no no no no.

Listen, this is a waste of time, Peter.

- Why?
- Omar: I have told them that it will be

a little bit less than $5 million.

But this is too low.

2.8 is just too low.

- ( Whispers ) Peter.
- What?

Okay, listen...

We've got some bad weather--

...there's bad weather
coming up in the area.

So we have to close this deal now

in the next two or three days, okay?

Otherwise the window will close.
Do you understand?

Omar: Yes, I do understand,
but 2.8 is not enough.

I want to go home too,

but I cannot tell these guys 2.8.

Do you understand?

- Yes, I do understand.
- ( taps)

Okay, listen, Omar.

I have $500,000 U.S.

of my own private savings.

I can put them on top of the 2.8.

That makes it 3.3 million.

That's all we have.
So please...

please take it.

Omar:
Did I hear you right?

Did you say $3.3 million?

That's right. $3.3 million.

( Men speaking )

Hello?

Omar?

Omar?

Omar:
Yes, I hear you, Peter.

You know what?
That's a deal.

Sorry. We have a deal?

Please confirm.

- Omar. Did you tell me that...
-( beeping )

Connor:
Let's try it again, Peter. Try it again.

Let's find out what's wrong here.

-( Phone beeps )
-( buttons click )

( ringing )

( fax machine whirring, clicking )

- Lars: Yes!
- What?

- Yes! Confirmed.
- ( men laugh )

Wow, fantastic. Here it is, 3.3.

( Speaks Danish )
What's with the stupid smiley?

- ( Men laugh )
-( Lars mutters )

Wow.

- Day 127
- ( gun cocks)

( man speaks Somali )

Listen up!
( Omar claps )

I need-- I need all of you

to please come
with me up to the deck.

( Flies buzzing )

- Jan: Everybody?
- Every single body.

( Speaking Somali )

- Jan: Hey. Yeah, I got him. I got him.
- ( Omar speaks Somali )

( speaking Danish )
Mikkel, Mikkel, come on.

We're going up
into the fresh air. Come.

( Omar speaks English, snaps )
Come on. Snap out of it, man.

- Jan: Come. Come. Come on.
- Omar: Let's go.

( Plane approaching )

( men cheering )

( man speaking English ) The money
is now on the Rozen and secure.

I repeat: the money is
on the Rozen and secure.

( Men laugh )

We will do one final pass
and then go home.

One final pass and then home.
Over and out.

Thank you very much for a fine job.
Catch you later.

( Clicks )

( sighs, laughs )

- Peter?
-( laughs ) Yeah.

- ( Clears throat )
- Connor: There we are, sir.

Hopefully they'll be
on their way back within 24 hours.

- Yeah. Thank you.
- Yeah. Good. Well done. Well done.

( Men speak Danish )

( man sighs )

-( breathing heavily )
- ( footsteps )

( speaking Danish )
We're going home, buddy.

( Breathes deeply )

I told you so.

I told you we'd make it.
I told you we'd get back home.

( laughs )

( necklace clinks )

( laughs, claps )

(crying )

( men chatter)

( blows )

( people chattering )

( Peter speaking English )
Are the pirates still on board?

Captain: Yeah. The pirates are
just getting ready to leave, sir.

I can-- I can make them out
on the front deck now.

Peter: That's good. I'm so glad to hear
that you're feeling better, captain.

Please give my regards to the men.

- Captain: Okay, sir.
- Peter: And call your wife

and tell her that
you'll be coming home soon.

- Captain: Will do.
- Peter: Well done, captain.

- Captain: Thank you.
- Peter: Looking forward to seeing you.

Captain:
See you soon. Bye.

( Men speaking Somali )

( chattering )

- No no.
- ( speaking Somali )

No, don't.

- Please.
- ( speaks )

Captain: Come on.
Come on. Come on.

That's enough already.
Give it back to him, huh?

- ( Shouts )
- Come on.

Please, just give it to him. Here.

- Man: To the boat!
- Captain: Leave.

( Shouting )

- Come on. Now you can leave the ship.
- ( gun cocks )

Captain: You've got
everything you need. It's fine.

It's-- just leave. Just leave.

No no, everything's okay.

You can just go now.
You can just go.

All right. Everything's--

-(gunshot)
-( body thuds )

( chattering stops )

(Omar yelling )

( man shouting on radio )

( both speaking )

( man shouting in Somali )

( shouting fading )

( door thuds )

( clicking )

Yes, hello, this is Peter calling
from Orion Seaways.

Yes, hello.
I am-- I'm afraid I have some--

I have some very bad news
regarding your husband.

( Silent )

Day 134

( footsteps )

( Maria crying )

( Clicks )

( Maria speaks softly )

Kamilla: Dad?

- Daddy?
- ( door closes )

( classical score playing )

( engine starts )

( gate rattling )

( classical score playing )

A HIJACKING