Original subtitles

Good evening, Mr Briggs.

This is Boradur,

for 200 years the most infamous penal colony on Earth.

Until five years ago, when it was closed down,

Boradur run by this man, Gerard Seftra,

who still remains there with a small group of former guards.

Sefra has come into possession

of cesium-138

and its formula,

which he memorised and destroyed.

He has offered these for sale to the highest bidder.

Dalit © Cesium ISS is ie ouey

Your mission, should you decide to accept it,

no one gets t ihe c cesium

or learns the formula.

As always, should you or any of your IM Force be caught or killed,

Secretary will disavow

any knowledge of your actions.

This tape will automatically destruct in five seconds.

Good luck, Dan.

Okay, Willy, open it up.

operates the refrigeration unit.

Why a refrigeration unit?

if kept under 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

iiits/permitted to warmto that)

- What about

- He's a nice guy.

He runs a little bistro on the Marseilles waterfront.

was hte ain help?

. Witavaboutithie eiumine! nS dug?

Willy, turn on little Bertha.

Good.

to Kronents hospital

with the medical supplies.

- Carre of the hospital

: every right

to Sefra’s guts.

Sefra obviously enjoyed! his work.

- He was a cat lover:

- What do you mean "cat

icate those?

what's the climate like at Boradur?

Average temperature 103.

Then Sefra must have a place

to keep the cesium cool.

Yes, but we don't know where.

How long will we have

to search the place?

We're not going to search.

We're going to make him bring it to us.

What about what he knows?

him?

There's only one way.

What do you want?

We'd like to see Commandant Sefra.

Hello.

'm from World News and

magazine in New York.

and, of course, the man who made it what it was.

"The man who made it what it was."

This is Pierre Grillou.

Pierre is a professional model

we'll be working

Get out.

You! know, you people make me sick.

oes SHeoey

how inhuman.

So you got it closed.

the life of a poor prisoner

for the enjoyment of your readers?

Thank you very much. Thank you.

We'd also appreciate it

if we cou of you

Id take some pictures in your old uniform.

I'll need some prison clothes.

These are filthy.

soner, don't

Thank you. Thank you very much.

Thank you.

What now?

Wait.

! would like to Dr Kronen, please.

Thank you.

- Dr Kronen? - Yes?

- How do you do? I'm Lynn Carlin. - Oh, hello.

You know how happy we are to have you join us.

As you can’see,

we shamefully understaffed.

- Is this the one? - Right.

Carre Said ie ws wouldn't go go

10 million...

Somecnelsicom

There you are.

! got some good shots. We're just coming up.

Hey!

This should really help you.

What it's really like to be a prisoner

What an article it would make, huh?

If you ever get out to write it.

Andit ria ins pisiures

point of view.

Pick a direction.

Any direction.

had us a init wronttal Commandant.

ewcidni you?

What would you like to next?

Id we possibly see...

of course. Follow me.

Good, good.

lam surprised to see so much.

who c it your work 2, Doster.

Well, perhaps in our small way,

we make up for all of evil

place down the road.

Wonderful.

Just a moment. These go in here.

If you'l

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Good! Now if you'll finish unpacking of the supplies.

Yes, we had to us

=xtreme methods of surnistinneint

youlhave’any idea men we here?

The worst of the worst, murderers, degenerates.

Here, take a picture of this.

Would you here?

I'll hold the cat back,

You've been flogged.

- In this day and age? - [ had an accident.

Of course, an accident.

It's just down the hall to the...

How do you know where it is?

We did a great deal of research.

I'll be in my office.

at little into the tunnel.

Good. Now te

look, we get you

a\, nice easy.

Everybody's a critic.

- Have you got my small unit?

- No.

] must have left it behind, but where?

Probably in the solitary cell.

if we're going to see what we've got.

- Fine. I'll see you later. - Right.

Raft!

Yes, sir?

Where are those two from the magazine?

One of them has left. The other is in the solitary cells.

- Which one left? - The photographer.

Then the black one is still here.

Lose somethinc

Yes, a strobe unit.

- Did you find it? - No.

- Is this the cell you were in?

- Yes, but! looked. It's not down there.

Well, then it must have been a different cell.

No, it's not that one, either.

- This one, perhaps? - No.

- l told you, it's not down there. - Oh, I'm sure it is.

- Go down. - I'm not going back down there.

Why are you so...

So disturbed?

Is\it/because 5 before?

Is that oi

Tell me, is why? ! put you there, didn't I?

Didn't I?

Yes.

isn't it?

Who are you?

Who are you?

Jean-Paul Carre.

Raft!

Tell me, Carre. Why did you come back?

Take him to the office and take good care of him.

An escapee who re

this place as it was.

It's been years.

Take him.

You remember Tabby, don't you?

The stroke.

The sound.

! want you to tell me why you are here.

And I want the truth, Carre.

Please.

! came here to model for the photographer.

Come on.

Tell me why you returned to Boradur.

Tell me, or I swear,

I'll shred every inch of skin on your body.

Tell me why you returned to Boradur.

Yes?

1 came back to kill you.

To kill me?

What a delightful thought.

since e your re

planning to kill me?

I'm flattered.

Well, it won't work, my friend.

It must be the generator.

- No! Please don't lock me. up again.

We'll talk again, my friend.

! want you to tell me how you planned to kill me.

Get him out of here.

How long will it take to get it running?

- What's the temperature? - It's 94.

And it isn't even noon.

Any idea trouble is?

How long will it go without refrigeration?

In this heat? 20 minutes.

- Can you fix it in 20 minutes

- No, not a chance.

Half an... Get ice, all the ice you can find.

Bring it to the office.

There is no more ice.

Put it in. Put it in!

It's not enough.

It's not enough. What's the temperature?

96 degrees.

This whole place will go up to the sky!

Let me out!

Let me out! Please!

I'm sick! I need a doctor!

Yeah.

Let me out! Help me!

- Let's get out of

I'm sick! l want to go to the

Shut him up. No, wait. Wait!

The hospital.

They have a freezer there.

Get the jeep.

- Do you have a cold storage locke

- Why?

I no time for explanations, Doctor.

You'll not use my locker until I...

Yes, of course.

Doctor, don't argue.

This way, please.

Over there.

l insist that you take away whatever is in there

as soon as your generator

is repaired, Commandant.

No one. Now, let me repeat,

no one goes in.

You positive it's running.

What?

All right, very well.

I'm sorry to have troubled) you; Doctor.

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He fixed it. Open up.

cea around the cc container

back to the

The door, it cannot stay open any longer.

We'll only be a minute or two.

ease, you! must be

careful of the plasma.

Oh, I will.

Dr Kronen.

Sefra, get out.

- This is a hospital. - We're leaving. We're leaving.

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ebody poured it into the gas tank.

- Who? How did he get past the guards

And why?

First Carre, then this.

But how could that be?

Take some men, get back there.

Do you understand? No one.

Where is the photographer?

Where is the photographer?

He's in the tunnel with it.

What tunnel?

Under Number 3 punishment cell.

- Oh, if you're lying... - I'm not lying.

The cesium's in a refrigeration unit.

before he comes out the other end.

Where will he come out?

- Where will he come out? - don't know!

His tunnel isn't finished.

Then he's trapped down there.

I'll be back for you, Carre.

It will be like the old days.

He's on his way.

Okay, Willy. Now!