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[TENSE MUSIC]
[MUTTERS IN GERMAN]
Ach, Nina, come, bitte.
NINA CRIES OUT
BIRD OF PREY SCREECHES
WIND HOWLS
THEME MUSIC: Acoustic cover of "Down Under"
TENSE MUSIC, BIRD CAWS
Ok, we have to fill all the water bottles.
We can't wait here any longer.
No. No, we must not leave the bus. We have to wait for rescue.
This is what you said. - Ah liebling, I know
but things have... Circumstances have changed.
We have no choice now. - No!
What about Johnny? - We can't stay here, Steve.
But what if he comes back? And Danny?
Whoever did this
he is still out there.
It was Mick the driver. We all know that.
You don't know that. None of us do.
Well, I think we can confidently say he killed Davo.
OK, for Christ's sake, can we please just make a decision.
But why? Why would he do that? - What does it matter why?
The only thing that matters is there's a madman out there with a rifle
and we're all just sitting here with targets on our backs.
I agree. We need to move.
Is there anything else we can carry water in?
Yes. That.
No, it's too heavy. We need to be able to carry Michelle.
BRIAN: Are you seriously saying we're going to leave 20 litres of water
just sitting here?
KELLY: We'll find more on the way, when we get to that hill.
You saw the birds flying around it yesterday.
They wouldn't have been there if it was dry.
Yeah, I think she's right. The ridge is our best bet.
Ja, I also agree.
From the top we may be able to see a farmhouse or a village or something.
Yeah, maybe. OK, can everyone please just grab what you can.
I'm not leaving Johnny. - And I would not leave my daughter.
Nina, I do understand. I do. But we just have to think practically.
No, he's out there somewhere.
With your husband. - Yeah, I'm aware of that.
Fuck it. I'm not going.
I mean, you can do whatever you want...
but I'm staying here. I'm waiting for them.
BRIAN: Johnny's not coming back, mate. None of them are.
That's what we've got to wrap our heads around.
You think the same thing too?
I don't know.
We have to go, or we will also die.
But Oskar.
We can't leave Emma.
OSKAR: Nina, please.
Who will remember them?
Who will remember our beautiful daughter?
We must go.
Don't stay.
Please.
You realise she's got burns to half her body
and I suspect an inhalation injury as well.
What are you saying? - She's not going to make it.
Are you sure?
Burns are hard enough to treat with the right gear
but we've got no antiseptics...
no antibiotics.
She's going to die.
OK, well what if we get her help?
What help? - What if we find a town or something?
I don't know. - By tomorrow?
Yeah. - We won't even make that hill
by tomorrow.
STEVE: OK. Ready?
Look, if she'd been treated in the first couple of hours, then maybe.
Don't swing it.
BRIAN: But as it is, she'll linger for a day or so...
using up water...
costing us energy. - What are you saying?
STEVE: Ok. On three.
Two, three.
OSKAR: OK. It's OK.
Slowly.
REBECCA: Wait a minute. No.
No, you're not saying that...
I'm just looking at the options to give us the best chance of survival.
That's all. Just thought you and I should talk about it.
No.
No, she's coming with us.
Of course.
All
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. It's OK.
It's OK.
How you doing?
OSKAR IN GERMAN:
Jolt;
NINA: Oskar.
NINA:
OSKAR:
NINA: Stop.
OSKAR: It's OK, Nina. NINA: Oskar doesn't have his medication.
OSKAR: I don't need it. - He needs his pills.
OSKAR MUTTERS IN GERMAN.
OK, there's a riverbed up ahead. We can take a break there.
NINA: OK.
BRIAN: One, two, three. THEY PANT
NINA: Did they fall out somewhere? - I don't know.
We have to retrace our steps.
That would take hours. - NINA: You need them, Oskar.
I'm sure I saw them last night.
At the campfire. A small white bottle, right?
Ja, I had them there. I took a couple of pills
and then I put them into the rucksack
and then...
we heard the noises.
Maybe I did not zip up the bag properly.
REBECCA: What happens without them? - He has a heart attack.
No.
Walking all day, with so little water?
It's for hypertension.
[BRIAN SIGHS]
There's nothing here. - Course there's nothing here.
We're in a dry fucking riverbed.
This could go for hundreds of miles.
STEVE SHOUTS: Johnny?
Johnny?
I'm guessing no one has any orienteering skills?
BRIAN CLEARS THROAT
It was still a thing when I was at uni.
Do you have any other hobbies we should know about?
Maybe a degree in desert survival?
Well I can fly a plane.
REBECCA: Great.
OK, Brian and I, we'll go back to the coach.
We'll find your pills and we'll bring back as much water as we can.
REBECCA: So let's fill one bottle with what we have left.
We'll take a bit with us and we'll leave the full one with you.
If we're walking, we're going to need more than that.
They've got plenty of shade here. - What about Michelle?
She needs as much fluids as she can get.
One bottle won't be enough. - Kelly, it's just what we have
and we'll be back with more.
NINA: Should we really be separating? - Yes.
I will be OK. - NINA: Nein, Oskar.
REBECCA: We'll be as quick as we can, I promise.
BRIAN: I took a reading before we left
so we can just follow that back.
And I did a pace count. - REBECCA: Right.
It's a good landmark so it shouldn't be too hard to find.
You should conserve your battery.
BRIAN: You saw Michelle's legs.
She's losing fluid into the epidermis.
REBECCA SIGHS: Meaning what, exactly?
Oh, all the water she can drink won't replace the lost blood volume.
In ten to 12 hours
her organs will have shut down and that will be it.
I've never once...
In my whole life, I've never wanted to really hurt someone.
Now I do.
It's all I can think about: Just...
killing this guy and saving Danny.
Which is precisely what he wants you to think.
Good, it's working.
I suppose I'm more focussed on survival than revenge.
This is not how I planned on going out.
That's our spot.
Just over that.
More?
Love you, Kelly.
WHISPERS: Shh. Save your energy.
I love you too, hey.
Everybody loves you, Shell.
Doesn't make any sense.
SIGHING: It shouldn't have happened like this.
I shouldn't have left like that.
I should have been gay.
Nah, that just would have made it worse.
You'd be cheating on me with all these hot girls.
I'd be going, like, insane.
And you'd be saying, 'it's just sex'.
And I'd be thinking, 'what's wrong with me?'
I'd get all depressed.
You'd dump me for some international supermodel.
I'd end up throwing myself off Niagara Falls.
There's nothing wrong with you, Kel.
You're the best person I know.
Always better as friends.
I'll just keep being pissed at God for making you straight.
Hey, when we get out of this
we're gonna write a book
and we're gonna sell millions of copies and get filthy rich
and buy a mansion on the Galapagos Islands.
And we can ride around on sea turtles.
You got it.
The whole world will know about our epic adventure.
You'll tell them, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, I'll tell them everything.
Even better, we'll tell them together, right?
OSKAR: Hold on a minute.
This tree is green.
KELLY: Oh... Yeah, the roots are getting water.
OSKAR: You were digging in the wrong spot.
Wo ist der Spaten? - NINA: Oskar, you're not shovelling.
It's OK. I'll do it.
OSKAR: Oh, thank you.
THUD OF SPADE AGAINST EARTH
I don't see anyone.
BRIAN: Still...
REBECCA: Should we wait a bit longer?
Well he would have known we'd left by now, surely?
Why would he just wait around?
OK.
I'll get water, medication, anything else that isn't burnt.
You wait here. Keep an eye out.
If you see anyone, you wave... and I'll get out of there.
Unless of course it's a van with a red cross on it.
SHE EXHALES NERVOUSLY
REBECCA MURMURS: Come on.
Come on.
Oh, shit.
Oh, shit.
LOUD TENSE MUSIC
No, no, no, no, no. Bryan!
Bryan!
Bryan!
Fuck!
Oh, shit.
RATTLING
[ENGINE HUMS]
REBECCA BREATHES RAPIDLY
Oh, shit.
[CREAKING]
FLIES BUZZ
TENSE MUSIC BUILDS
REBECCA: Oh, shit. Shit.
HE SIGHS
REBECCA MUTTERS: Oh fuck.
[CREAKING]
LOUD THUDDING
MICK CHUCKLES
[GRUNTS]
LOUD FOOTSTEPS ON METAL
[SOFTER FOOTSTEPS ON EARTH
[BRIAN GASPS]
SUDDEN DRAMATIC MUSIC
We've gotta go.
SHE MUTTERS: 0k, 0k, 0k.
Keys.
No. - How can we stop him driving this thing?
Tyres. We need something sharp.
Jesus. - What's wrong?
Plan B... We need a Plan B.
What are you doing? - I'm gonna shoot this son of a bitch.
How's that for a Plan B?
You ever fired a gun before? - No.
But I'm a fast learner.
MICK: Right.
No, no, no, no, no, Rebecca, I am not fucking with you.
You have never fired a shot before in your life. Think about that.
This man is a crack shot.
And despite what I might think, Danny could still be alive.
Even if you do manage to kill him
alive or dead
you will never find your husband.
GENTLE PIANO MUSIC
Please.
Fuck.
[SHE SIGHS]
So what's your Plan B?
BRIAN: Get his water bag. Go!
REBECCA: Let's go.
- [ ]T 'T'
Smart.
REBECCA: Can he fix a truck with sand in the tank?
BRIAN: Not without a garage. He'd have to take the whole tank off.
So he's like us now? Screwed?
On foot, not much water, one weapon down.
I'd say the odds are a little bit more even.
MICK: Jesus.
MICHELLE: Kelly, Kelly.
WHIMPERING: Kelly
Can you... Can you turn the lights off?
It's so bright in here. - We're outside.
MICHELLE: It's so bright.
KELLY: Honey, we're outside right now.
NINA WAILS
We'll go inside soon.
NINA CRIES OUT
OSKAR:
Oskar.
[Speaks in german]
Shh.
HE GRUNTS
MICK: Come on, you bastard. Move!
HE GRUNTS: You beauty!
REBECCA: Here.
Do you really think Danny could still be alive?
Well that depends on what this is all about.
Well, it can't be about just wanting to kill us all
because he could have done that when he drugged us on the coach.
Right, so he's enjoying the game.
It's much more fun for him
if you and Steve think they are still alive.
How much time did you spend with those people?
Those murderers in prison?
BRIAN: It's hard to say.
A hundred hours or so, maybe more, give or take.
Well, were you ever able to get inside their heads?
Occasionally.
The definition of evil, I guess.
No, I disagree.
To them, it's a purely subjective experience.
They're just being practical. Ethical, even.
But that... No, to rationalise deliberately harming anyone
that just flies in the face of any basic human instinct.
On the contrary, it's base evolution in its purest form.
Take right now, for example.
What about right now?
Well, right now, your primary goal is to get out of this mess alive, right?
Yeah, of course.
So we've got all the water.
We have momentarily incapacitated our predator.
Let's forget about the others and go it alone.
We'd stand a much better chance of survival.
That's condemning five other people to death.
Which is their problem, not yours.
That makes no sense
because evolution is about the survival of an entire species
not the individual.
It's just a hypothetical.
I'm simply trying to demonstrate that to a criminal psychopath
it just makes basic common sense. Nothing to do with evil at all.
That being said
I've never seen anything like this guy before.
I'm not sure how you'd classify him.
Think we've overshot to the north, slightly.
Yes, it's down there.
Come on.
MICK GRUNTS: Come on.
HE GRUNTS AND PANTS
HE CHUCKLES
NINA WAILS
Nein!
SHE SCREAMS: Nein!
Emma!
[OSCAR SPEAKS IN GERMAN]
NINA CRIES OUT: Emma!
Guys... Hey!
She's got a gun.
NINA SOBBING: Oskar.
Our Emma. - OSKAR: lch weiss.
STEVE: No sign of Johnny and Danny?
Nothing? - No, but it is Mick and he has a truck.
But Brian disabled it.
KELLY: So he could have picked them up and taken them somewhere.
REBECCA: Possibly. STEVE: But where though?
Can you keep going? - Yes. Thank you.
Now that I have my pills, I'm fine.
What about you? - Yeah, I'm good.
Maybe he knew, like, a cave or something.
So what do you both think? - I think they could be alive.
So did you find any cartridges for this thing?
Easy tiger. That's loaded.
But he can't get us now? - BRIAN: I doubt it.
He can't drive and he can't carry more than a day's water.
So if we stay ahead of him, then you'll be able to put some distance.
Or we could go back right now.
Calm down, Steve, that's not happening. We have to stay ahead of him.
Brian is right.
We must make the hill.
Find water, food...
get our strength back.
We can't do what he wants us to do.
I'll take that.
STEVE: You ready? One, two, three.
Easy, easy, easy, easy.
[DRAMATIC MUSIC]
ENGINE SPLUTTERS AND FADES
ENGINE SPLUTTERS AND FADES
[ENGINE SCREECHES]
ENGINE SPLUTTERS AND THEN HUMS
I still think we're running away. - REBECCA:
It's a defensive withdrawal, Steve.
He has a rifle. - STEVE: Well so do we.
KELLY: A shotgun doesn't have nearly the same range as a hunting rifle.
STEVE: I just don't get it. If you had a chance to...
You weren't even there.
STEVE: Yeah, but if I had a rifle, I would have shot him.
You have no idea. - Can we please just focus on what we're doing?
OSKAR: Careful. - You OK? Come around.
KELLY: Have you been in many fights?
STEVE: Being gay and Asian in the eighties, what do you think?
But I give as good as I get. - KELLY: Really?
STEVE: Yeah.
Some gutless closet gay is gonna bash me
because they're pissed off with themselves
then I'm gonna make sure they remember it.
Shit, I don't know what I would do in a fight.
STEVE: My advice...
Stand your ground. Never back down.
And never let the bastards know that you're scared.
HE GRUNTS
THEY SHOUT OUT
[NINA SCREAMS]
OSKAR: Nina! Nina!
NINA CRIES OUT IN GERMAN
OSKAR: Du Arschloch. - It was an accident.
Oh ja, should I accidentally break your fucking face?
Enough, Oskar, please. He didn't mean to. - I slipped,
OSKAR: Steve, can you help me?
OSKAR: Oh, Scheme.
It is dislocated. - Are you sure?
OSKAR: Yes, I am sure.
[NINA SCREAMS]
OSKAR: Come, we must get the pack off.
Come. Let it go.
Hold the arm. Hold the arm at the end.
You know how to fix this? - KELLY: Let me have a look.
I did this last year. Me and my brother were climbing and he fell.
I'm gonna need your shirt, okay? - OSKAR: Sure.
Soon as we went online, we got down and went online.
I'm pretty sure I can remember, OK?
THUNDER RUMBLES
[NINA SCREAMS]
Ok, if you just keep looking. - OSKAR: OK. Shh.
KELLY: It should only take a minute or two, alright?
The muscles will relax. They'll give in.
It should just pop back in, OK?
OSKAR: Squeeze my hand.
Good technique.
This wind is picking up.
We're losing light fast.
I'm going to see if I can find shelter.
Bring it up.
[DRAMATIC MUSIC]
KELLY: It's taking a while
because the muscles around the socket are cramping up
but I can feel them easing off now, OK?
You're doing really great.
WIND HOWLS
This'll be on us in a minute.
We need to get further up. There's shelter.
We're not separating.
I never said we should. - Good. Don't.
KELLY: Ready?
CRACK, THEY GASP
OSKAR: Oh, danke.
Thank you, Kelly, thank you. - Thank you YouTube!
OK, there's an overhang.
We need to move fast. Let's go.
OSKAR: OK, I'll help with Michelle.
It's OK, I got this.
OK.
THUNDER RUMBLES LOUDLY
KELLY: I'm cutting through the sling.
Come on, let's go!
KELLY: Ready?
STEVE: On three. One, two, three!
STEVE: Guys, wait! It's a car!
No way. - It can't be him, right?
Not unless... I mean, do you think he could have?
I wouldn't think so.
KELLY: What's he drive? What's his car look like?
REBECCA: It's a blue Ford truck. I mean, can you see it?
REBECCA: Jesus!
Maybe it's not him! I'm going. Hey!
STEVE: Help! KELLY: Hey!
STEVE: Help KELLY: Wait! Wait!
BRIAN: For fuck's sake!
Torches off.
We need to get to cover.
Come on.
KELLY: Hey! Hey! Hey! STEVE: Help! Stop!
KELLY: Hey!
STEVE: Help! Help! KELLY: Hey! Hey!
STEVE: Hey! KELLY: Hey!
STEVE: Stop!
KELLY: Hey!
WIND HOWLS
KELLY: Steve!
Steve!
[CAR ENGINE ROARS]
Steve!
Hey!
Wait, it's him!
Steve! Steve!
Steve!
STEVE CRIES OUT - THUD
KELLY: Steve!
Did you see the car?
Maybe he does know how to take a tank off after all.
If it's him, that means he's mobile again.
With a rifle.
I think we need to move again. Tonight.
What, in this? Seriously?
From the top of that ridge...
he won't be able to surprise us.
He can't drive up.
It might be better shelter, more water.
We can't go now.
It's the safest place...
Brian, it's pitch-black and blowing a fucking gale.
As soon as the sun's up, we go for it.
What about Kelly and Steve?
Well if they're not back by morning
they'll meet us up there. They know where we're headed.
Well, when we move, we'll have to move fast
because we'll be in the open.
Right.
I mean, if we're gonna get this guy
every second we're out there, we risk being seen.
Kelly?
Hey.
It hurts so bad.
I'll get... I'll get you some water, OK?
No, I can't do this anymore.
Please.
I can't. I can't.
Shh.
Close your eyes.
It's gonna be OK.
SHE SQUEALS
Shh.
MUFFLED CRY
BRIAN: It's OK.
Shh.
It's OK.
[SILENCE]
You should get some rest.
You'll need your strength in the morning.
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