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The enemy

Bosnia, 1995

7th day of peace

did you find it?

I don't get it.

It has to be here somewhere.

Hey, Picasso, do us a favor and stop drawing the maps in future.

I drew it two years ago.

How am I supposed to remember what my landmark was at the time?

There's some sort of rock on the map here.

Wait a minute, I'll remember.

Okay, okay... Come on over, you American pussies.

Shut up, man.

Here it is!

You find it? - I did.

Hey, Caki, Caki...

You know, man, when you don't get a bullet in the head in the war,

but instead you get killed from your own mine,

that's called a tragicomedy. - Oh, cut the bullshit, will you...

All right.

It's all right, he got it. He remembers...

What memory, huh?

Way to go, man... here it is.

Throw it to me.

Here you go... Give me the fusers

case, take this, remove all the mines and stack them in the boxes.

You got that?

No problem...

Same to you. And those American assholes.

I'm so sorry...

Goodbye, my friends.Thank you for everything... goodbye.

Bon voyage!

Come on, case, stop screwing around.

Damn, it's cold.

You're a real peasant, lieutenant, sir.

Why?

It's so I wouldn't forget what's in store for me when

the next shift arrives. - The next shift

I bet they haven't even left yet.

What's that?

Oh, banja luka punk rock yeah right, punk rock in banja luka.

You picked that up in belgrade, philosopher.

Good day.

Where did you find this polite one?

At the factory.

The abandoned one? What was he doing there?

I don't know.

What do you mean, you don't know?

I mean, I don't know.

You sure don't have it easy, pal.

Hey, give me a smoke.

Hello? Smoke?

Can I come in? - Come in savage.

Did you find something in the factory?

The factory is "clean", but we did find something.

A man.

What kind of a man? A civilian?

A civilian he was walled in somewhere in a cellar.

Bring him over.

Wait a minute.

What do you mean walled in? - Sorry?

Walled in how? - With bricks, man.

And who walled him in? - He says it was the enemy.

They built a wall where the door used to be, and he came

strolling out as if down a promenade.

I offered him water but he says he's not thirsty.

Which side does he belong to?

He says he's one of us the man doesn't know anything, though.

He doesn't even know that the peace treaty was signed.

All right. Bring him in here.

Imagine that. Walling in a man

there's nothing strange about that. Take ass, for instance.

He heard that somewhere they found a Mercedes walled in, so he bangs and

bangs.

Good day.

Your name?

Daba.

Just daba?

They also call me peg-leg daba. Because I limp on my right leg.

Peg-leg daba. Can I see your ID please?

I lost it.

All right.

Then tell me your last name, place of residence, citizenship.

What about my identification number?

It's not necessary. Just what I asked for.

Did you know that the ninth figure in your identification number

stands for your nationality?

Four for Muslim, five for serb, six for croat.

How long were you in that cellar?

I don't remember.

Where are you from?

From nearby.

From nearby, huh? - Yup.

Why did they wall you in?

They didn't like me, I guess. They got scared.

Scared of what?

Of killing me.

Well, I'll kill you then, pal. - Case, be quiet.

What about you? You remove mines, huh?

Yes.

Whose mines?

Are you cold? Have you eaten?

They already offered. I'm not hungry.

You're not hungry?

Savage!

Take him downstairs and give him a bite to eat.

Come on.

You know what, case?

Instead of twiddling your thumbs, maybe you should find some

work to do

leave me alone. I'm reading.

What the hell are you reading, huh?

Dates.

Results?

Dates, man!

Oh. Dates.

Listen, man. If this house was burnt down in... Say,

'92 or '93, what's a newspaper from may 26th 1984 doing here?

Maybe someone collected it for shit paper?

Then he hasn't wiped his ass since the Olympics.

Thanks.

A celebration marking the 92nd birthday

of the nation's greatest "son".

The guy died four years earlier and they were still dancing.

Case... this guy won't eat, and he didn't even want to

take the gloves. Says he's not cold.

Okay, maybe the guy likes Winter. You should let him turn blue.

He'll come out on his own, you'll see.

Go and wake vesko up. The next shift is about to arrive.

Why is Sivi glued to this pharaoh, as if he were his dad?

Well, he saved the man's life.

You can't blame him.

As far as I can see, they're both ready for the outhouse.

What's wrong with you, man?

You should start dreaming about the sea and naked chicks.

One would think you were in the war.

Tell me, what was it you said about the numbers?

What numbers?

You know, what you said about the ID card.

About who's a serb, croat or Muslim. How did you know that?

I made it up.

Well, that's what I'm thinking...

To joke around with the others, you know.

You think those are things one should joke around with?

What's your problem, man? I'm just asking.

Hello, march, do you read me?

I read you, September. Are you all alive up there?

Oh sure, we're enjoying the splendors of nature.

Does that mean it's "clean"?

We marked most of the locations, and we even cleaned

up some of them.

Will the next shift be arriving soon?

Are the soldiers fed up already?

Soon, don't worry.

Tell me, have you checked the factory?

Yes, the factory is clean. But we found a civilian inside.

A civilian?

He was in the factory. Walled in.

I can't hear you very well. Did you say- walled in?

Yes, you heard me fine.

He was walled in. And I'd say he's a little "off the wall".

Keep him there until the next shift arrives, and then bring him to

headquarters for questioning.

I understand. Over and out.

Checkmate, my friend.

One more meal closer to home.

Take it easy. It's just beans

and beans are not the enemy. No more killing, man.

You think?

No-thing's over yet, mark my words.

So? Will somebody tell me who this guy is?

They found him in the factory, walled in.

But is he one of us or one of them?

I'm one of us, sir, don't worry.

I'm daba. And you would be ass, if I'm not mistaken?

That's what your friends call you.

All right, that's enough. Give your tongue a rest, pal.

Where have you been, vesko7 take a cigarette.

Thanks, Cole.

What's this?

What sort of sports forecast is this? Williams.

What is this?

Kockay on ice.

Hockey on ice, you dimwit.

I can't wait for Summer to be over.

Ah, no. I can't wait for Summer to be over,

I've had enough of the heat.

Goodbye to the sea, I'm off to the mountains.

What are you doing? Outside.

Case. How did you get in?

What?

They forgot to lock the door. Swear to God.

Into the house. Go.

Vesko, is everything all right?

Yeah. Everything's all right.

While we fought for these borders, we bled for every meter.

All the time. Expand the corridor, liberate, withdraw...

Take over.

Expand the corridor.

And now that it's all over, suddenly the border is too wide.

Look at us in this hole, like rats.

And what are we doing?

We're digging out mines that we have planted ourselves.

We weed and plant again...

Who will guard all of that, huh, philosopher? Cheers!

That peasant was right about what he said.

It's much easier to claim a land with a flag than to plow it.

That's a real philosopher.

Yes. He's the philosopher, not you.

The man had a point. The man had a point.

It's easier to claim a land with a flag than to plow it.

What do you know about plowing? City slicker.

Me? - You?

I saw it on TV. On a program about agriculture.

Grab your gun and go on guard. Go on.

Can I kiss you good night?

Go, or I'll shoot you.

Good night, city slicker.

Good night, peasant.

What happened?

He just disappeared.

Nobody saw anything.

I didn't hear anything either, and the gun's gone.

Screw him. He's not a kid.

It's not our fault he "lost his marbles".

Be quiet, will you?

To be honest, I'm not all that surprised.

That Sivi guy is a rather unstable character emotionally.

To watch the faces of people about to be killed through

that optical lens on a rifle. That can't be easy.

Did you talk to him?

I did. About life, the war, me.

About you?

Well, yes, among other things.

What about you?

Who the fuck are you anyway! Who are you?!

I did not insult you, lieutenant, sir.

Vesko, keep an eye on him if you have to, tie him up.

No need for that, sir.

Take your weapons. We'll search the entire area

Cole! - Listen. I'm going, too.

Well, who should I leave him with? Ass?

He's not interested in him don't worry.

What do you mean not interested?

I'm definitely not going anywhere. - You be quiet!

Wait a minute. Take it easy. - Please, I have to get out.

If there's a problem, lieutenant, I'll be glad to stay.

Have a little trust in your soldier.

I'll be on my best behavior, I promise.

All right.You're going with us.

You take the radio and stay connected.

Siviiiiiii, siviiiiiii!!!!!!!!!!!!

First Sivi started yelling, saying that there was someone inside.

We pressed our ears against the wall. I really didn't hear anything.

But then Sivi started going crazy.

Banging on the wall with his fists, his head, kicking it,

scratching at it with his fingernails.

I thought maybe there really was something inside.

I just tapped the rifle butt and we tore down the wall.

I have no clue who he is.

Sivi! Sivi!

Stop yelling in my ear!

Tell me now, where is that place?

It's right here, very close.

Watch your step.

Come on. Come on.

There's nothing but a table and chair.

The ashtray's full of cigarette stubs.

No food or water.

He was sitting and smoking as if waiting for someone.

Waiting for what?

For us.

Savage, pull it up!

Come on, come on.

Easy.

Let's look around a bit.

Don't count on me for lunch.

How come you didn't see this the last time, people?

We didn't even come to this part of the factory last time.

Which side do they belong to? - A common tomb.

Their men and ours.

Who killed them then?

There's no way we can get them out like this.

Don't move! Put down your weapon

take it easy. -Put down the weapon! I'm telling you!

All right. Here. Take it easy.

It's okay, man, calm down. The war is over. Here it is.

Get over there.

Jovan!

Now tell me where he is.

Who?

Stop screwing around with me, lieutenant.

Where is the one that was in the cellar, walled in?

What do you need him for?

Stop! Don't shoot! Can't you see he's one of us?

But this one is not!

Get away. Let him go.

What happened? You all right?

I'm all right.

We ran into this lunatic, in the factory.

He attacked us, so Caki kind of eliminated him.

Come on.

This guy's following us.

I know, all the way from the factory.

Oh, shit. Come on.

Caki, call headquarters and let them know about this guy.

Where is ass?

Who?

The soldier I left you with. Where is he?

Oh! We had a little chat, and then he left.

What do you mean, he left?

Where is the soldier that I left here to guard you?

Just behind you.

Where were you?

Behind the house, taking a dump.

The toilet's flooded, you can't get anywhere near it.

Oh, ass, ass, what an ass you are.

What did you talk to this guy about?

With whom? This guy?

Yes. -I didn't. He was the one doing the talking.

What did he say? - How would I know?

I wasn't listening.

A half-baked nut is all he is.

I can't get through to headquarters. I'll try later.

Caki, how does he look?

He's bled out badly.

We'll take him to headquarters, as soon as the next shift arrives.

Major, what's your name?

Faruk.

And the other one? Jovan, right?

Jovan.

Why did you attack us?

Do you know that peace has been signed?

We were guarding him, but then we ran out of water.

So we went to look for it. And you released him.

We should have killed you all, for being a bunch of fools.

Are you threatening me?

I'm not.

He is!

All right, all right.That's enough.

You released Satan, you fools!

Do you two know each other?

The gentleman is one of the ones who walled me in.

Case! Case!

Satan drinks my soul.

What the hell are you talking about, man?! What's wrong with you?

Find Jovan, if you don't believe me!

Take the fool outside!

Which fool?

Get out!

Find Jovan, I tell you!

We should get the hell out of here.

Even the Muslim got it. Only you people are blind and deaf.

Cole, he's a demon.

A demon? What?

Whereas your colleague mentioned Satan, if I recall?

Hey, he's not anyone's colleague!

How is that?

You're all in the same line of business.

What business?

Well, killing.

Listen here, hegel.

You've bored us enough. You really are something.

I heard him when he was talking to Sivi. Evil, I'm telling you.

I'm afraid you didn't understand very well.

In that factory we found dead soldiers.

What do you have to say about that?

Horrible!

I know better than you that it's horrible.

But, do you have anything to say about it?

Well, what can I say? It's a disgrace.

It's been half a year since my fingernails were this white.

Is that Jovan or Sivi?

This guy is either crazy or he knows about the mines.

Stop!

He's running! Get him!

Keep your arms at your sides! Don't move!

This is like a holiday resort, man.

What did you say?

I said, this is like mount jahorina, man.

Pussy at every turn that's enough, you two.

All the things you find, dear savage. What a case you are.

Hey, kid! Where do you thinkyou're going!7 home!

We took the stuff out we thought no one would be back.

It's her house, huh?

What have you done here?

Nothing.

We moved in. It was already abandoned and burnt down.

Who gave you the right to move in here?

The war, I guess.

Where is my father?

Who?

Danilo vukotic.

I don't know.

There was nobody here when we arrived.

Call headquarters. -I am keep trying.

Hello, march. March, do you read me?

It's no use. Hello, march.

You are one brave girl, danica vukotic.

Brave and over eighteen. You can't keep me here.

It's peace. They announced it. - Peace.

Do you know how many people got killed yesterday, in peace time?

I have to find my father.

And what makes you think your father is here?

Is that his coat?

When it all started, he got the whole family out of here.

And he stayed to fight.

We'll check with headquarters. Caki, call headquarters.

I'm trying but it won't work. Hello, march, do you read me?

And where have you been all this time?

In refugee camps, mostly.

The red cross helped me get to town,

and from there I went by foot. - From there.

That's more than twenty kilometers.

I want you out of here!

This is my house. I was born here.

You were, before hundreds of mines were planted around.

You planted them, not me.

All right, it was both us and them.

You know, the location of your house was once the demarcation line.

It was an important... Strategic.

An important strategic point.

I don't give a damn about your... Don't swear.

Never mind.

Your strategic point.

This is my house.This is my life. I can do as I please.

Call headquarters! What are you looking at!7

I'm calling, but it won't work! Hello, march! March!

Hey, savage! Memed! Come here, brother!

Yes?

Listen. Stay here for now.

We have to search the whole area.

Make a bed for her downstairs so that she can lie

down and take a nap.

As if I'm the guest here you're not a guest.

Just lie down and rest for a while.

And we will try to find your father through headquarters goon.

Goon.

I'm a little deaf from the mine, you know.

She's a sleep.

What a case you are, man.

Why?

Well, we should at least be decent enough to shave.

Sure, Memed.

Danica! Are you cold?

Don't worry, lieutenant.

If she needs anything, we'll be here. We'll take care of her.

Beware, or you might get emasculated.

Oh, mother!

Hello, march! March, do you read me?

I don't get it. The device seems fine

I'm doing everything by the book and the frequency is good.

The rest of the world disappeared, as if it never existed.

What?

And what are we going to do with the wounded guy,

If the next shift doesn't arrive soon?

It will arrive.

I have to go on. I waited and now I have to go on.

Where?

You said you'd help me find my father, but you didn't.

I have to go on. I can't do it, woman.

Can't you see I have to get a connection first?

And when will that be? - I don't know when.

But until then, you sit where you are.

Hello, march!

March, do you read me?

Hello, march!

Lieutenant?

Hello!

Cole.

We'd like to talk to you, if you have a minute.

What is it?

Did the guy ask for something to eat or drink?

Only for a cigarette.

But when he saw how many we had, he didn't want to take it.

Oh, that's very nice of him.

Case, why aren't you looking for sivi7

Didn't I order two searches a day?

We would like to change positions.

To go down to the base.

You think this is a socialist self-government?

Do you know when the next shift was supposed to arrive?

Seriously, maybe we could... What? Maybe we could what?

Wasn't the order to wait here until the next shift arrives?

Who do you think I am, my friend? Godot?

How long am I supposed to wait?

You're going to wait until I tell you to stop waiting.

No, I won't, man. I'm going home, you understand?

You're going to the military court, if you don't shut your trap.

Fuck you and the military court. You hear me?

Fuck who? - Fuck you! In the mouth you motherfucker!

Cole! The girl went into the mine field.

Stop! Stop!

Be careful, there's one over there. -I see it.

Caki, what is it?

A spring mine. "The frog".

The frog. Listen, don't worry. Just stay where you are.

How did you know you stepped on it?

I heard when it... clicked.

Listen, this is a spring mine, so just keep

your foot on it and don't be afraid.

I'm sorry, I just had to find my father.

It's all right, just don't move. What do you think?

There's no way I can dismantle it. We'll have to...

Listen. Cole and I will dart forward towards you from here,

and you jump as far as you can.

You got that?

Yes. - You understand?

Yes. - Give me your things.

Slowly.

Guys! The frog!

You ready?

Yes. From now on I'm listening.

I'll hold you to your word.

It will be all right.

Spread your arms.

When we run over to you, you should jump as far as you can.

Are you ready?

I guess.

Here we go. Three, two... Here we go. Three, two... wait.

Don't roll around with her too much.

Oh, cut it out. Three, two, one. Go!

Did it get you?

Just a scratch. Are you okay?

Are you going to be okay? - Thank God.

Let's do it one more time cut it out. Stop screwing around.

Cut it out. Stop screwing around.

I'll be damned if you guys are sane.

We kicked the frog's ass, people.

You all right? - I'm fine.

Savage, put the tape back, pal. - I will.

Case!

Ahhh, sweet Jesus!

Savage, wait.

Wait, it's me.

Lie down! Lie down and don't move!

There are new mines! The soil is turned up!

My eye your eye is there, God bless it.

Your eye is there, God bless it.

What are these mines doing here?

I want to go home! - Stop, don't move!

Stop, we're going home.

Don't, man! Calm down! Come over here!

Calm down.

Going to the house, the same way we came.

Oh, mother of God!

Truce, my ass fuck them all

come on over. What the hell are you looking at?

We have to go to headquarters.

It would be best to wait till morning.

For the sunrise who knows how many mines there are and where

they were planted.

Try to reach headquarters again but it won't work, man.

Fuck... just try it again.

All right, all right.

It's not the enemy. Our explosive and our mines.

Everything we had is gone. And everything we dug out so far.

Excellent. Got any more good news for me?

I do.

It was definitely the Muslim it was definitely the Muslim

the Muslim can't even stand. Let alone set up mines.

But he could have pulled out the cables.

Maybe it was Jovan?

Only Sivi knows where we keep the mines.

Our whole group knows where we keep the mines.

Come here.

Come here to have a little chat.

Hey, man, take it easy.

Cole, please sit down.

Who planted the mines?

Huh?

Who planted the mines? Who planted the mines!7

Take your clothes off. All of them!

Where did you get this? Where did you get the scars?

Beatings.

What about this? Where did you get this?

From a needle.

From a needle. Where did they Pierce you?

In Jagomir.

What did they give you?

Everything.

Looks like they were pretty generous.

Very much so.

This guy is crazy.

How long were you in the outhouse?

Along time. Too long.

They held me there trying to cure themselves.

From what?

Fear.

You're so scary I could shit in my pants.

It's horrible what people are capable of doing to one another.

Savage, bring the Muslim over.

We were going to the front lines.

There was a factory beneath Cemernik, some of us even worked

there before the war.

But nobody knew him.

Who? Who is he? Nobody knew who?

He appeared out of nowhere. He sat down and lit a cigarette.

He didn't even look at us.

He just kept grinning. Cursing God.

We wanted to kill him. But then your guys arrived.

Which ones?

The infantry, grunts, simple locals just like us.

And!? Go on!

There was shooting all day, we repulsed the attack.

It all calmed down during the night.

And then we had a fight.

What kind of a fight?

A fight that occurred more naturally than anyone would ever think,

my serbian friend.

We started killing each other, just for the hell of it.

Just before dawn I killed Tarik.

And he was like my younger brother.

We spent three years in the trench together.

I shot him in the head.

Terrific. Tarik was a real hero.

We truly feel very sorry for him!

Why are you looking at me?!

What are you looking at!7 go on, speak!

Your guys attacked us again in the morning, and they detained us.

They tied us down, sat down to think about their next move,

and all the while Satan was still talking.

Then the guys on your side also started to fight

amongst themselves.

In the morning, there was nobody left but Jovan, him and I.

Wait a minute. You and Jovan dumped the bodies.

We had nothing to bury them with.

And we walled-in Satan in the cellar.

Then you released him.

Well, if you had killed him straight away we wouldn't have

released him.

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