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This is a story about men during the war, not in the war.

The film is not dedicated to anyone weapon branch...

...without the slightest articulation the denominator - and the highest

- in any military force - the individual soldier.

In the interruptions of battle, the alarm �r He is capable of great �delmod.

The film is about such a moment in three months of life.

We chose the Korean War in 1953, but that It could have been any war.

Fuel report loaded! According to orders, everything else remains!

Hell Five, come on.

How many will there be?

379 on the boat, 2O on the barge and 6 p.m. It becomes...

417, sir.

I should study. What is he doing here?

- Check if we need four in the trash. - The staff is not responding, Lieutenant.

Help Briscoe.

K! R!

Yellow plan!

Off road!

Shelter! Airstrikes!

Arrest!

I didn't hear the plane! In that case, I did it!

Nobody could have done anything, boy. Stay still or you will be swept away!

Now we're leaving, boy.

- Shouldn't we do something? - So what? Blow fanfare? Travel stone?

What's left of him It doesn't even fill an ashtray.

- I'm sorry... - Nobody accuses you, boy.

Now we are accelerating.

Shouldn't we check the yellow ones? A parachute was fired.

Our job is to get the soup.

The bass lifts it up!

Throw it away.

There will be nothing left of the yellows.

- Is he dead? - I made him breathe.

Keep that in mind, Hack. Waiting for a medal.

-Who asked you to save him? - I have to do something.

Well, bring him on board.

Check again for tightness. Then rinse away the fumes.

Get up.

- He will scratch himself. - Throw it in the cage.

Mr. Briscoe...

I take Lieutenant Troy, you three and the gasoline...

- Now catch no one mentioned. - Throw it overboard if you want.

You are responsible for him. Take it to your cabin.

- Should the yellow man sleep with us?! - Mr. Svenson, ready to publish.

Take the radio first.

- He's going up the bridge. - You're looking for it.

Schmidt, take him to the bridge.

- The radio is military property. - The ship is not military.

It is leased to the UN but and a merchant ship.

Here I decide.

- The radio stays here. - I want to contact the staff.

Follow me...

They were here. Our goal, your staff, is here.

Throughout all these islands we can be attacked.

- I have the order to contact. - We must not reveal our position.

- This will be a clean street race. - Top Walsh goes up to the roof.

You can use the radio when I allow it.

Look... a little more.

- A meal is good for you. - Me too.

- Let him sleep. - Shall I sing to him?

Do we need alcohol? we ask you.

You can contact the staff now.

Smoking only in the cabin and in the stern.

You are going further back, sir there are no plums you are in the stern.

- In case of attack, the upper floor is the safest. - I didn't see any cannon tower there.

Then it would be a warship. More attached to being civilized.

And sometimes greater danger.

In case of alarm, upstairs on the upper floor.

D�r h�r ni. - Especially you. Nothing for you, gold.

At the first sign of an airstrike...

...passengers must go on deck, you lousy, yellow idiot.

Are you a terrible idiot? - Look there, understand.

Tie it up. They are cunning.

Keep an eye on him.

Smoking only in cabin and in the stern.

I'm not going to hurt you.

Hell Five, come on.

Do you hear me? Come on.

We heard it's late at 10.

Air strikes prevented responses. Come on.

The cargo on board. Joining... - The move?

Travel speed of 4 knots.

We are going with 4 knots.

Major Chung, Arm of the Republic of Korea.

Who receives the order from you?

Sergeant P J Briscoe, sir. Let me speak to Chief Walsh.

The staff gathered. Impossible to find even Colonel Walsh's dog tag.

This is an order, Briscoe. Deliver the cargo as soon as possible.

The losses...

Defeats continue to defend of the very dubious position.

Come on.

Request instruction, we have a prisoner. Come on.

They just bombed the hospital And school.

The civilians have killed all the prisoners.

The same expectation is becoming fashionable arrival here. Come on.

Do I understand you correctly, sir?

Get rid of the prisoner. Done - final.

- Done - end... - He's serious.

Gulingen certainly participated in the red. - Yes, an engine burned out.

- Do you intend to obey the order? - What the hell is that?

Do what you have to do but keep us out.

We are registered in Finland, neutral.

The next day you will bring fuel Fiend adjustment. "Neutral"!

Kill him? That's not true!

You can always trust two people your mom and your schasse.

Where is the knife? Just rub your beard with it.

This separates the men from the boys.

- Do you intend to execute the order? - I have 19 perfect arms.

In April, I retire.

- Does it mean so much that you... - Yes.

Not even 4O �r. F�rs�rjd f�r the rest of your life without working.

- I'm not going down for a yellow. - Smoke to be a prisoner.

Smoke to be a prisoner!

We found the Turks at Nanktong. They were a little shorter than usual.

They had been decapitated. They were also prisoners.

The eldest is responsible. I'm just executing the order.

Do you speak at least English? s� s�g n�t nu.

- I'm trying to help you. - Dennison...

Colonel, however, this morning near the polar He blew the staff on the way to us.

- Ask him! - He doesn't understand English.

- Don't trust... - A razor understands everyone.

Should you be nervous? Maybe we should just get it over with.

Greetings from the captain. - Hack, check the civilian crib!

- Beef? - Boeuf Bordelaise.

The boat is of a high standard.

- Can't you eat without the correct pronunciation? - We will die of hunger!

Bring coffee as soon as you can.

Upper class, it was. Look for.

Of course you do, you apply a full beard.

What is possible to obtain Such a thick shade in just 12 days!

Last week, the stump was here.

Schassen, how are we?

He has prepared one last meal.

Read to your friend.

It's pea soup!

- Ask him to sit down. - Hackett pays the bill.

You've probably never paid a bill.

Sit down, Mr. Yellow.

He has two hands.

- Too stupid to eat. - You called him cunning.

- It can't be both. - Yes, those are yellow!

The same.

Good, huh? B�ttre risn ris.

The wife used to cook not here.

- You usually never receive any mail. - senn sen d�? Out with the language.

What should you do as a pensioner?

Open a home for single mothers. What a snack!

I mean, where is your house?

What do you come back to?

Be polite and eat!

Look at the wild.

Have you decided when and how?

- Immediately after the meal. - Where are you? In here?

- There will be blood. - We clean well.

Don't you like steak?

S�g �t... - Jas� ni.

- Does it taste good? - You civilians are fine.

This is a delicious wine. I wanted to bid myself.

Sorry, a little cork...

He doesn't drink.

Just sow. - Isn't that true?

- You don't disagree? - Are you against your religion?

Muslims don't drink.

The boy knows everything except how to win the war.

Sk�l.

Splurge on fine wine on a yellow.

He doesn't like my wine. It makes me unhappy. Because?

Yes, he who disagrees with us, It makes us insecure and becomes our enemy.

He is the sick man of this century: Either you are right or you are wrong.

- The wine is delicious, no wonder... - Thanks for the wine, Captain.

I'm sorry if I intruded. You have military duties, of course.

Who the hell wants to hear that number?

What worries you?

He?

Human life means nothing to them. not even his own.

That's not true. Not according to the field manual.

Of course you have one in your library!

Read it!

- Where do I start? - From the beginning.

- "Korea in brief." - Tall and standing.

"Prepared by the details of the defense information."

Turn the page.

"Geography: Blinding Mountains."

What language for our basses: "Blowing mountains."

The guy who wrote it didn't have to Drag your ass over the mountains there.

He got tired of everyone's war fbrgbandsbyten.

So puppies can't fight either! Time, time...

"The climate is reminiscent of ours." - I didn't bring bath towels!

"A densely populated country." Smockfull, it's called.

- What do fish do? - Simmar?

No, not in Korea. Fish abound.

"Not by the book"!

You forgot one thing...

- The people. - Don't tease me, boy.

"Koreans are of Mongolian descent, similar to the Chinese and Japanese."

"They have high cheekbones and forehead a majestic and proud race."

"They are very friendly and courtesy is part of the custom."

- Like burning lieutenants alive. - They fought a goal according to orders!

You already met. And you kept killing!

You yellow people would rather die than live!

As you wish, yellow!

Ask the butler to pick up my bag.

Wait.

- Do you intend to do that? - I will obey orders.

This is expensive on the black market. In Singapore.

- Did you just lower the price? - In case you change your...

...we shouldn't have a sick prisoner.

The butler clarifies. Good night.

I'll see him tomorrow morning.

Then you will find something.

Why do we have to do it? Do we continue after what happened...

I was going to take care of it myself.

No more talking, boy. Now I give you an order.

Do it. We are on deck.

Check in when the job is complete.

Am I not kidding the guy? After everything I did for him!

Yes, I made him use the shock absorber.

received but it was for his own good.

If it gets too wet, pet it.

You should have seen daddy dominate me. Never a word of praise.

If you made the slightest mistake, it was so small.

Don't I treat it like that? I praise him constantly.

In every air raid Am I there to save him?

But when you try to stop me to execute orders, the measure is exhausted.

Want?

You must understand! I can't...

You are looking for that.

Didn't I give you an order?

Do you have night classes for yellows?

No?

I don't do that.

- That's wrong. - I don't give you wrong orders.

I shouldn't escape. He's going to do it.

You have been hit hard civilian-sick, alone.

I'm trying to teach you to think like a soldier...act like one.

When it comes to killing, Does it apply to the other person or to me?

- You are a soldier. I gave you orders. - But he's a prisoner!

He had killed you. we were stuck like them - "why are we fighting then"?

I heard that for the first time on Guadalcanal.

A guy named Herb Salomon. Nice point.

He joked that he had one because it is part of the Solomon Islands.

One night we were sent alone in recognition.

It wasn't the same. I wondered why it is in the dark.

Yom Kippur, he said. It turned out be a Jewish holiday of some kind.

I didn't want to kill that night.

I didn't think about it anymore before we stood guard.

I wanted to kill him immediately but Herb said no.

That's what they would do, I said.

Should we be equal? Why are we fighting then? he says.

I let myself be persuaded to recover the prisoner.

We didn't go back though. Dying in the jungle in the dark...

...I suddenly felt alone. I whispered his name. Unanswered.

I'm going to look for it again.

Slit throat...Eyes wide open. Jappsarn was upon him.

What did you do? Did you want a good weekend?

He couldn't even bury it.

So I came back alone and I thought all the way:

The weekend prevented him from dying.

He went soft once...and died.

To kill a man out of battle It is homicide regardless of the order or not.

You have a choice be tough...or be dead.

- Be Briscoe or Salomon? - Yes, if you like it.

Good Yom Kippur in that case.

Good morning Captain.

- Didn't you break up with our guests last night? - No sir.

Fly to starboard!

- What is ?! - Fly!

Put on your headphones!

On the starboard side!

Take the helm!

Svenson, check the cargo for gaps.

Briscoe, come with your men!

- Inspect cargo for damage. - Dennison...

Take cover!

Down in the cellar. No shoes, buckles or metal!

Cover it. - No metal!

- Everything is probably leaking. - It smells like that, Captain.

Thanks for the help, Mr. Briscoe.

No metal.

Evacuate deck!

- Here's one that drips in the joint! - Mark!

The rudder does not obey. Stop at the machine!

- Captain, a wounded man! - Open the second door!

Get out the fire hose!

The plane stumbled, but be alert.

He doesn't hold the hook, he strikes. - Above!

- Get rid of that! - Yes ha...

Continue... On the other side of the railing.

Dump!

Rinse! Leave the door open and breathe!

Take care of Schmidt's body.

We do it, Hack.

There he made it a yellow.

Your watch. You haven't seen the ceremony before.

Its urgency and completion impresses the country people.

You don't care if it happens here or a little further east on land.

- Are we close to land? - Tonight we passed even closer.

- Thank you. - So that?

For...

...the clock.

- Can you sit down for a while? - Yes it is a hard butt.

- Shall we play gin? - I would wash your socks.

Well, what did he say? You spoke to the captain.

He gave me back the watch.

Have you changed your mind now? Dennison, I'm talking to you.

Let it be.

Be man p�. Have you turned the page?

I'm not on anyone's page. We can do good here, but others...

...he doesn't like to kill.

I like to kill, right? Beautiful not be the one who slipped in the spa.

- Dead people are better than being killed. - That's why it doesn't bother me.

I do it instead.

- Do you want to protect soft ice cream? Do it. - Hack, you can't do it either!

Yeah right? Tell him about Pusan.

Okay, study. Get it overcooked.

You didn't have to go in the middle. He couldn't make me.

I was still lucky and he couldn't refuse.

Saved me from martial law in g�ng.

That's why you laugh with him and washes his socks.

Just because he was drunk doesn't excuse anything.

I'm getting drunk, I'm a murderer. You can't believe that, can you?

Packed up, I'm going crazy. I can kill with just my hands.

Lucky for Briscoe.

He's using it against you.

He's looking for you, Hack.

I don't want to break up with him in the yellow!

- Your family, huh? - You probably don't participate voluntarily.

who wants to leave the family to fight a war?

- Poor, yellow. - Don't call him that!

Name...

Everything in the book is dirty.

Your ID card!

Your name? Dennison-Hackett.

Name?

In Korea, there is a name of Svensson. - Kim?

Kim?

I know oriental languages! - Hackett, adopted.

Could you do that now?

- When Briscoe gives orders, it rings. - Look at it.

Just look...but he knows.

You see it in his eyes. He is going through his life.

His eyes will follow us. Not just me, but us.

- I don't want to live with his gaze. - I understand what you mean, but...

There is a solution.

We are close to the earth.

Tonight I can put it on one of the lifeboats.

In the worst case scenario, he becomes a prisoner of war.

- He can't row with one arm. -He can drive.

- Brn Briscoe d�? - I'll leave you out.

I'll delay it until tonight...

I'm going to get rid of the yellow and shit in your comments!

I talked about that, huh?

Sandwich! When he starts talking about the UN I want...

Bourbon?

- Where did you get it? - A sailor sold it for 40 dollars.

I thought it was overcooked and I thought about celebrating.

- I'll do it later. - Sure...

You know the taste, right?

An iron doesn't hurt. Have a glass.

- Just a little. - Why do we rinse?

Rosie, huh?

You can do better, Hack. You're not killing a jeep like that.

Sweep away to the real. Just kick.

Rock hard right now!

That's not where you kill a guy! Sweep more!

Look, a rock-hard right hand!

I don't want to hurt you. Be careful with playing with Hackett.

Damn now!

I'm warning you. Sweep Hackett for, they stay down.

Corporal Hackett threatens his life.

- Corporal Hackett? - I've been a corporal for a long time.

Not since you spit the lieutenant killed in Pusan.

How late! Hook, jab, hook!

Like I taught you.

First fight I won mot n�n...

- Typically that became official! -Who took you out in record time?

Sergeant Briscoe!

Everyone was wondering where the cape was who almost killed him there like that.

The military searched the town.

They didn't look for a private.

Degrading me was smart of you.

Briscoe Snacks...2O �r.

- Isn't Briscoe talking? - S�llan, you are my favorite congregation.

It's exactly like him.

- Now this is going to be serious. - Now all the yellow ones will turn!

Panga p�!

Undefeated world champion, "Daren" Hackett!

Stop, Hack! You will be his slave for life!

- I'm going to avenge Troy and Walsh! - Salt!

That's what it should sound like. Don't forget them.

- And Crespi too...! - Exactly.

- You can't treat him like that! - You didn't let me do that.

- I would have escaped if you had stood in line. - You're not drunk.

I was drunk for the last time on Victory Day. Next time will be when the yellow is there.

Your pig!

Should...

You started this war.

We don't want anything you have.

You have nothing. I don't even like rice.

Does your brother own a Chinese restaurant? on Front Street in Chicago?

You don't even know your own brother? You don't understand a word, do you?

Idiots...

Although here it was a yellow ship, Would I be the idiot?

it all depends on where you are and who are you...

...and who has the buffer.

If you had pressed on the vischan, I would have shot you.

But when I lived with you for a while I know your name...

...It's not that easy.

I have to do it though but I don't want...

I have to do it.

Do me a favor...

I have to do it but when it's over...

...don't let your eyes haunt me.

I have to do it... - Why do I have to do it?!

Because ?!

Because he's a sergeant?!

I'll make it private.

So...many!

Why do I have to do it?!

He's looking for you...the boy is looking at you.

It's not doing me any favors. The boy is right.

You've been using it there for a long time, your big monkey!

I'm not your private! Why should it be?!

Answer me!

That's right, Briscoe... Where are you?!

Wait a minute...

I have to think.

I wave the puff out there They jump on me.

I have to take it easy.

Briscoe!

Are you listening, polar bear? Where the hell are you?!

Where are you, devil?

Good night, Captain!

- Have you seen the sergeant? - He's smoking in the stern.

Thank you. He's rocking a little tonight...

...but you handle the ship very well.

Come on, Briscoe!

Are you funky? - Stick, thick.

Hall is off.

Come on, Briscoe. Are you afraid?

Come on. Who is who is now?

Say you won't leave me.

Nobody is looking at me. Say it or I'll kill you!

Whatever you want... I won't give you.

Here everyone!

I don't hit Hackett!

You don't even want to know why?

You didn't hurt the dead man.

Don't you think so?

You were drunk and you punched the air.

- WHO? WHO?! - Me! You stayed there.

You just gassed. Usually you, Hack. Bara munv�der.

- So... - Right.

- All the time you have... - You thought about it and became something great!

- Come on, fight! - Your satan...

- There are no statements on my deck! - Do we maintain the rhythm and speed?

Give me a fan!

What are you looking at?

Look away.

You understand everything...most things.

- Do you feel better? - Yes.

Deep down, I probably knew that I was lying.

It doesn't leave me anymore no one loves me

- Before dawn I take Kim... - No, we do.

Vila h�r. I'm checking the lifeboats.

The captain.

What happened?

- An accident. - Dry...

Man overboard!

- Stop the machine! - No, the wake keeps him awake!

So they ignore their lives, huh?

A lifesaver!

Take the decisive step!

Shit on him, save yourself!

Design.

To hell with Briscoe, that's what. But military laws apply.

You are amazed.

I'll read the law for you. Or should I read from the manuals?

In fact, I also read some and witnessed some martial arts.

Givakt!

I follow the law which is also expected to do.

94th paragraph of the Military Law applies to mutiny and refusal of orders.

Do you know the punishment for two soldiers? Do you agree to reject orders?

Any questions?

Article 96: Release of imprisoned without authorization.

Paragraph 99: If a soldier fails to capture or defeat the enemy

Is attrition equal to attrition? You probably know the punishment for that.

You must have broken the dozen Other paragraphs.

Givakt!

Don't think I'm just scared.

At dawn I communicate with the staff and you will stand by and hear.

I learned law in 19 years.

Two scoundrels shouldn't get sabba my resume a year before dirt.

You're on high alert until dawn and let my words sink.

Then one of you will do the job otherwise I will send the report.

Do you think I'm leaning? so ask Hack. He knows.

Do you think I'm leaning? so ask Hack. He knows.

- One thing is strange, Briscoe... - Givakt!

- One thing is strange, Briscoe... - Givakt!

One thing is strange, I said.

You ordered me to do that but leave it in Hack.

Staff order to kill prisoner did not exclude sergeants.

Why don't you do it yourself?

I tried... you hit your arm.

Jas?

Did I really miss you?

He didn't mean anything!

Too late, Hack. He has said that.

Watch it when you do it.

Should I kiss him goodbye?

You two hate me, huh?

Hördingingen Briscoe, the yellow assassin. He's not as sensitive as us, is he?

You wanted to kill me. How d�? Talking to me about life?

Hack, you can't kill anyone. Not the light in Pusan...no.

You're not tough enough. but my lie made you a decent soldier.

And you...

You gave a shiny fan in Troy but he risked his life for yellow.

Do you know why you hate me? Troy has to save you for me.

What happened to Troy is your fault.

That's why you hate me You know that I know.

It shows that I did the work.

I'll deal with that here too.

B berja be, guling, so Briscoe can make a hole in you.

You don't understand it... but it lets go.

Stop looking at me.

Stop looking, damn it!

- Grazing did not prosper. - Tig, Hack.

You said that if a man softens He is dead.

Maybe he will become human... Even Briscoe.

Is it that bad for a human being? Is he human?

Disappear, boy.

I know... that I had to choose I would like to be Briscoe.

We have to stand up and report.

I am reporting, not you. We have to report my violation.

- Are you going to sacrifice 19 years? - You don't think I thought about that?

- Nobody needs to know. - I'll know. Decelerate.

Does the radio work? I want to sin.

We are in our own waters.

B for Broad to Hell Five. Do you hear me? Come on.

Hell Five to B for Broad. We've been missing for two days.

The transmitter was faulty. I want to report a gross...

I want to report a serious disciplinary offense. Come on.

I have tried to reach.

The ceasefire came into effect at 10:00 p.m. I g�r kv�ll. I repeat...

Act against the enemy only in case of attack. Roger? Come on.

- You promised to come home with me! - Let Briscoe and I show you around town.

Do you remember the place in...

Look for the word "ceasefire."

Continue your charge towards the target. Report upon arrival.

Roger. Done - final.

Tell it to yellow.

Listening to everything...

The fire has stopped.

I repeat: the fire ceases. We don't have details yet...

Blow

Listening! The prisoner has fled.

He has been seen walking through the warehouse. Probably to carry out sabotage.

- Talk to your polar bear! - There are no words!

Keep watching!

There must be a word for peace!

"Mat...s�ng...cigg...tjej..."

Everything but that!

Talk to him, look for his name. We will go with you.

- Out with all the metal. - Away from the winery!

He knows you're trying to kill him!

- The ship is flying through the air! - Maybe he's listening to Dennison.

- We must talk to you about peace! - It's ours and your only chance!

Stop at the machine!

Kim! It's me, Dennison!

Hack, stop here and block the road.

Kim, it's over!

Drop the knife. The war is over.

Guess if he was right! If you succeed, you will fail!

No, Kim!

He had been right all along! Your talk checked me out!

It's an animal! Let's go let's go! If you soften... he could have been lying there!

It was him or me! - You should have seen it, Hack.

Do you hear his attack call?

He shouted “nenen hasu ubda”. It means "I can't."

I wanted to say "I can't."

I have read it here.

- I can't... - He, like us, could not do it.

- Without a flag? - We only have Finnish.

Put it on.

These are our words, not yours. They don't fit here.

Everything we all know that we should do something.

Because? Maybe to remember us about the value of human life.

Maybe the one who kills in mourning that part of himself there.

Whatever the reason, it is appropriate, especially in mass deaths in wartime...

...that we cry the death of an individual human being.

A human has died.

Do you want to say something, Mr. Briscoe?

He didn't understand our words.

I hope you understand our silence.

Nice day.

The days when wars end They are always pleasant.