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ORION'S BELT
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- Hey, look at that!
-It's a polar bear, all right.
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- Look, it's yellow!
- Looks kind of shabby to me.
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I thought polar bears were white.
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Christ, Sverre!
Not you, too!
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- This light's incredible!
- It is the Land of the Midnight Sun.
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Shit!
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There it is!
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What are you doing?
Give me back my gun!
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Mr. Jansen,
we were told to carry guns!
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To protect yourself,
but not to hunt!
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I am sick of this.
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With twice as many,
it might have paid off.
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Twice as many?
Could you stand 20 of those?
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You got a better idea?
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Damn Lars! “I have business ashore.“
Doesn’t even bother joining us!
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Relax, Tom.
Lars can't help it if...
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There's something wrong with
the toilet. The flush doesn't work.
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I'll fix it!
“I' m rushing off to flush you...“
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- Aren't these Russian letters?
- Yes. This is a Russian souvenir.
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How come?
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Look over there. Barentsburg.
Russian capital of the Arctic.
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- You mean there are Russians here?
- More than 3000.
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With twice as many men, they produce
the same amount of coal as us.
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They're not exactly famous
for their efficiency.
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Most of those miners
have hands as white as yours.
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Spies?
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Five helicopters, a heliport,
armored snow trucks...
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- I thought Spitsbergen was Norwegian.
- Why does your government allow it?
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A mouse
doesn't pick a fight with a bear.
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Where's my gun?
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- What are you doing?
- Saving bears from people like you.
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- I refuse to pay for this trip!
- Then this is where you get off!
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It was only a joke!
Put me down!
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“It will be so romantic,” he says!
Well, I don't need romance, George.
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I could have found more comfort
in Alcatraz!
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You wanna go to Alcatraz, I'll
take you to Alcatraz. Believe you me!
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- How much did we make this time?
- Not even enough for fuel.
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Chicken feed!
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Don't you have
anything worthwhile for us?
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Or do we have to keep up these
“guided tours with polar experts”?
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Remember those guys who were
test drilling by Sarstangen?
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They didn't find any oil,
and gave up.
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Now the supply company
wants its bulldozer returned.
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A freight job?
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No.
Not quite.
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They want the bulldozer picked up,
but they don't want it back.
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They want us to “lose” it on the
way back to the mainland. Insurance!
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Dumping a bulldozer...
isn't that illegal?
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- Unless the pay's good...
- The money is okay.
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But how about getting paid twice
for the same job?
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Sit down.
I'll get you a beer.
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The northern cap is full
of American and Russian bases.
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There are subs up here with rockets
that can reach Moscow and New York.
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Obviously everyone would love
to have control over Svalbard!
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We're here to make sure
the Treaty is complied with.
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Mind if I take a sip?
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That no one violates
any rules or regulations...
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That Treaty is over 60 years old.
Times change. We're NATO members now!
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- Norway is no threat to anyone.
- NATO is, and we're a part of that.
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So what do we do'?
Tell the Russians to go to hell?
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You can't belong to NATO
and let the Russians stay.
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You can't play on both teams,
or you'll end up being the ball.
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What's your opinion, Torn?
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Pump too much air into the ball,
and it will burst.
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Did I say something wrong?
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-It's all a joke to you, isn't it?
- The discussion? Yes.
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The two of us?
No.
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“Someone has to say: I want
your child, to make life bearable. “
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- A poem I once read.
- Shit...
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You really are handsome.
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We acquire
sophisticated habits up here.
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- Stop running all the time, Tommy.
- We're okay together, aren't we?
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You're like a frog in a well.
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You see a spot of blue
and think that's the whole sky.
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- Was that Ibsen or Chairman Mao?
- Chairman Mao, I think.
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Have you seen the pictures
of my kids? Let me show you.
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There. Look at this.
They're the cutest kids you'll...
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Come on, Lars.
Now's not the time!
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There's room for more here.
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Governor Backe sends his greetings!
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Backe wants to see us.
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- All three of us?
- Nope.
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I'm going to the airport,
Sverre's shopping. You have to go.
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- Why always me?
- He likes you.
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- Care to tell me what's going on?
- Remember what we talked about?
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About getting paid twice?
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- Get to the point!
- Dammit, Tommy!
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I found a buyer for the bulldozer.
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The company gets rid of it,
this guy gets it. Everyone's happy.
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Until they meet.
It's a small island.
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Not a chance, Tommy.
We'll sell it in Greenland.
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Look!
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We pick it up here.
Then we head south for Tromsø.
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But from Bellsund we head west
toward Greenland instead!
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Consul lvanov.
Our Minister of Justice.
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Hello.
Welcome.
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The Minister's secretary.
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Not official.
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Get them something to drink.
I'll be there in five minutes.
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Hang on.
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Would you mind telling me
what you're up to?
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Not at all.
Sorry the others couldn't make it.
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- We have so much to do.
- You think you're smart, don't you?
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Undercutting honest operators.
Stealing whatever you can.
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Ignoring laws and regulations.
Think you're above it all.
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That ends now. From now on
I want to know every move you make.
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And one more thing:
Stop playing pirates!
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Actually,
we consider ourselves junk dealers.
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Anyway, this is just a little
freight job to the mainland.
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“Upernarissuaq”.
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Eskimo. It means
“a good place to live in the spring”.
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Three and a half tons?!
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Three and a half tons
is all that crane can hold.
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- Then how do we get it ashore?
- That's your problem.
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Delivery means delivery, right?
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Yeah, yeah...
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It will never work!
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Hoist it up, boys!
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Hold it there!
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Come on!
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Dammit!
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- A battery.
- Six volt.
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Go back to Norway!
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Bravo!
Bravo!
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I give you one bulldozer,
cash on delivery!
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Five out of six!
Not bad, huh?
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No!
Do you have to do that?
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- I fixed it, Torn!
- You guys are nuts.
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Tromsøflaket to South Cape,
increasing to near or strong gale.
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Damn!
We have to radio in!
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...20-23 meters per second.
Some rain, moderate to...
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Sandy Hook Calling lsfjord Radio!
Come in!
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Sandy Hook, lsfjord Radio.
Come in, Sandy Hook!
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We are southwest of Bear Island.
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Can't hear you.
Please repeat.
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We were carrying a bulldozer.
Almost capsized. Had to dump it.
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Please inform governor's office!
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- Sandy Hook, please repeat.
- Roger!
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- Sandy Hook, try again later.
- Over and out!
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Now what do we do?
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We can't sail in to Longyearbyen
tomorrow. I suggest a detour.
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Look at that bastard!
30 miles, at least!
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It's the Coast Guard!
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Damn!
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So much for our bulldozer scam.
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Have you seen that trawler
coming up to port?
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Quite a trawler.
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Hey, Ivan! Did they forget to tell
you this is a demilitarized zone?
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Arrogant bastards!
They don't give a damn.
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- What's wrong with the steering?
- That's what I' m trying to find out!
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Damn rust bucket!
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- We need to get to shore.
- Find a place, then!
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Here!
Behind Kippert Island.
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- Have you lost your mind?
-It's either there, or nowhere.
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Shit! How do you propose
we get her in without steering?
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We take her in by hand.
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Starboard!
Ten degrees to starboard!
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Ten degrees to starboard!
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Port!
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Ten degrees to port!
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Straighten her out!
Steady there!
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Port! Over to port!
Ten degrees!
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- Haul in!
- Haul in!
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- I fixed it with an old rubber boot.
- One of mine? If you...
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Fine! Fix it yourself,
and Torn and I can go ashore!
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We should teach him to hunt reindeer.
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- Paddle, Mr. Fix-it-all!
- Yeah, yeah...
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Did you hear about these guys who
found the first arctic sea gull eggs?
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They were starving, and so
they made a huge omelet out of them.
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Then, back in Tromsø, they heard that
British Museum paid 100 per egg.
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Imagine that!
Thousands of pounds up in omelet!
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- Did they give the cook a beating?
- Have I told that story before?
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Hold it right there!
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Perfetto!
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Where did our photographer go?
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Damn!
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Is that copper?
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Six to seven kilos per meter!
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Ten to twelve kroner per kilo!
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Look at this!
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- What is that?
- I have no idea.
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Maybe some kind of listening station.
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American?
Russian?
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Nothing is labeled.
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Oh shit...!
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A Norwegian!
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Armed Norwegians!
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Stop or I'll shoot!
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Get me down, dammit!
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Holy shit!
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Take his machine gun!
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- I don't want to!
- Take it, dammit!
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No, no, no, boys!
Take it easy! Don't shoot!
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Shoo“
Shoo“.
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It's all a big misunderstanding!
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Igor is wounded!
He needs help!
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I sure messed things up for us.
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It wasn't your fault.
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That was insane.
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- Are you okay?
- Swell.
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The Eskimos have 40 words for kayak
and maybe 20 for snow.
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But not one for war.
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If there's a life after death,
maybe we should live like Eskimos.
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Listen, Sverre.
You're the expert.
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The helicopter base is what,
300-350 miles away?
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- And their cruising speed is...?
-200.
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So in a couple of hours
we'll know if we can expect company.
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It's no use.
They've blocked the frequency.
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Dammit, Tommy!
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We saw something we shouldn't have,
and killed a Soviet citizen!
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They expect us to take
the shortest route to Longyearbyen.
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If we go east of Barents Island,
we can hide among the trawlers.
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I'll go make some coffee.
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The weather report called for fog.
Let's hope they're right.
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Either we've lost them,
or they're not coming.
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I hope you're right.
Help me up. I can steer.
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- No, you take it easy.
- I can do it.
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Everything okay?
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Where's that goddamn fog?
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It sure isn't here!
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...but since we're on
the subject of summer, -
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- we'd like to send out a greeting
to Bjørn in Hareid, -
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- and everyone else
who may be "on the road".
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- Isn't that sweet!
- Quiet!
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Switch off the lights!
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Maybe they'll drop a sack of rubles -
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- and a postcard
asking us to forget everything.
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Your stupid jokes have gotten us
into enough trouble! Shut up!
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The fog is lifting.
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Keep as close to shore as possible.
Don't make it any easier for them.
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Get her in to shore!
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Like a frog in a well...
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- We're finished, Tommy!
- Like hell!
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You're insane!
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You're utterly insane.
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Sverre!
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Mayday. Mayday...
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Mayday, Mayday!
Sandy Hook calling all ships!
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Sandy Hook calling all ships.
241
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One man hurt. In serious condition.
In need of immediate assistance.
242
00:49:54,401 --> 00:49:59,081
Position:
78 degrees, 22 minutes north.
243
00:49:59,241 --> 00:50:03,081
20 degrees, 40 minutes east.
244
00:50:03,241 --> 00:50:07,681
Repeat: We are in need
of immediate assistance!
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00:50:07,841 --> 00:50:11,361
Mayday, Mayday, Mayday!
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00:50:14,921 --> 00:50:20,441
-It's no use!
- We need fresh water for Sverre.
247
00:50:22,121 --> 00:50:25,561
I'll fix the engine.
248
00:50:27,121 --> 00:50:29,681
Where are we now?
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00:50:30,561 --> 00:50:33,041
By Cape Dufferin.
250
00:51:59,201 --> 00:52:01,641
The boat...
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00:52:01,801 --> 00:52:07,281
- The boat went to hell.
- Yes, I know.
252
00:52:07,441 --> 00:52:10,761
We should have insured her.
253
00:55:56,681 --> 00:56:00,041
Shit!
254
00:57:10,121 --> 00:57:12,201
Skipper...
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01:01:34,401 --> 01:01:36,601
No!
256
01:01:37,641 --> 01:01:39,841
Skipper...
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01:01:41,081 --> 01:01:43,201
Skipper!
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01:01:48,681 --> 01:01:52,241
Skipper!
Skipper!
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01:05:23,001 --> 01:05:24,441
Who is that?
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01:05:24,601 --> 01:05:29,281
The man you transported that
bulldozer for, the one you “dumped”.
261
01:05:29,441 --> 01:05:35,361
But that now, strangely enough,
is at Morken Bros. in Greenland.
262
01:05:36,241 --> 01:05:42,001
Sandy Hook was sunk by Russians.
Lars and Sverre are dead.
263
01:05:42,161 --> 01:05:46,521
No more wild stories now, Jansen.
I want facts.
264
01:05:46,681 --> 01:05:52,761
Then listen! I'm telling you the
Russians have killed Lars and Sverre.
265
01:05:52,921 --> 01:05:56,281
Our boat was sunk off Cape Dufferin.
266
01:05:56,441 --> 01:05:58,921
Why would the Russians do that?
267
01:05:59,081 --> 01:06:04,761
We came across a transmitter on
Kippert Island. There was shooting.
268
01:06:05,481 --> 01:06:08,641
Can you prove any of this?
269
01:06:10,921 --> 01:06:14,681
The gun!
I had the Russian gun!
270
01:06:14,841 --> 01:06:20,281
You had nothing
but dust in your pockets, Jansen.
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01:06:22,561 --> 01:06:27,161
Fine.
That man hired us -
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01:06:27,321 --> 01:06:32,121
- to dump the bulldozer
so he could collect insurance...
273
01:06:32,281 --> 01:06:35,801
That's a lie!
We never made such an agreement.
274
01:06:35,961 --> 01:06:39,201
The bulldozer
was to be delivered in Tromsø.
275
01:06:39,361 --> 01:06:43,401
This Lars
must have scammed his partners.
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01:06:45,401 --> 01:06:47,401
Enough!
277
01:07:26,961 --> 01:07:29,241
Tom!
278
01:07:39,721 --> 01:07:44,601
- What's happened?
- Tom's being taken to Oslo.
279
01:07:44,761 --> 01:07:49,081
- Why?
-Insurance fraud. Stole a bulldozer.
280
01:08:47,361 --> 01:08:53,041
We have studied Backe's report.
It was quite interesting.
281
01:08:53,201 --> 01:08:56,001
Yes, it's all there.
282
01:08:56,161 --> 01:09:01,361
The bulldozer doesn't interest us.
That's a police matter.
283
01:09:01,521 --> 01:09:07,521
Our job is to find out
whether your other story is true.
284
01:09:46,761 --> 01:09:50,801
Have you told this story
to anyone but Backe?
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01:09:50,961 --> 01:09:52,681
No.
286
01:09:52,841 --> 01:09:55,001
Are you sure?
287
01:09:57,121 --> 01:09:59,441
Of course.
288
01:10:01,961 --> 01:10:08,041
- Have you found anything out?
- No. it's just a routine question.
289
01:10:11,881 --> 01:10:14,761
He must have said something?
290
01:10:14,921 --> 01:10:18,401
Nothing coherent.
He seemed drunk.
291
01:10:19,601 --> 01:10:24,721
You know those guys,
what they're capable of.
292
01:10:26,881 --> 01:10:31,801
- What happened to him?
- I don't believe insurance fraud.
293
01:10:31,961 --> 01:10:36,321
- Where are the other two?
- Who knows? Backe questioned him.
294
01:10:36,481 --> 01:10:42,201
- Maybe they fought over the profits.
- You don't believe that!
295
01:11:06,161 --> 01:11:10,281
We want you to look at
a number of photos and drawings -
296
01:11:10,441 --> 01:11:14,641
- of various types
of Russian listening stations.
297
01:11:14,801 --> 01:11:19,801
Take your time, and if you see one
that looks like the one you saw, -
298
01:11:19,961 --> 01:11:23,201
- you tell us, okay?
- Okay.
299
01:11:59,441 --> 01:12:05,321
That's it! it wasn't completely
assembled, but that's the one.
300
01:12:06,761 --> 01:12:10,041
- Are you 100 % certain?
- Yes, sir.
301
01:12:10,201 --> 01:12:12,281
Good.
302
01:12:18,521 --> 01:12:20,721
Thank you very much.
303
01:12:28,881 --> 01:12:30,801
Eva!
304
01:12:37,561 --> 01:12:40,161
It's Russian, Eva.
305
01:12:44,841 --> 01:12:51,161
I want you to tell me where Tom is,
what's happening to him, and why!
306
01:12:51,321 --> 01:12:54,841
And what happened to Lars,
Sverre and Sandy Hook?
307
01:12:55,001 --> 01:13:02,241
Answer me, or I'll make sure people
start asking uncomfortable questions!
308
01:13:02,401 --> 01:13:06,961
I can't say a word.
It's a matter of security.
309
01:13:07,201 --> 01:13:09,721
His or yours?
310
01:13:09,881 --> 01:13:14,161
- Let me in on it.
- We can't tell you everything.
311
01:13:14,321 --> 01:13:18,361
This part
of the polar region is vital.
312
01:13:18,521 --> 01:13:23,841
Hinlopen, between West Spitsbergen
and Nordaustlandet, -
313
01:13:24,001 --> 01:13:30,281
- and the waters between
Nordaustlandet and Kvitøya -
314
01:13:30,441 --> 01:13:36,601
- have been code-named Orion's Belt.
We like our mythology here.
315
01:13:36,761 --> 01:13:40,561
- You've okayed the surveillance?
- As long as we know about it.
316
01:13:40,721 --> 01:13:46,801
- Two of my friends were killed!
- Those were your words.
317
01:13:47,401 --> 01:13:51,041
A Russian citizen was also killed.
318
01:13:53,881 --> 01:13:56,321
By Whom?
319
01:14:06,641 --> 01:14:10,641
- The Russians fired first!
- Can you prove that?
320
01:14:38,121 --> 01:14:42,281
- Good evening, Mr. Ambassador.
- Minister.
321
01:14:43,641 --> 01:14:49,841
On the one hand, we have the word
of a man with a bad reputation.
322
01:14:50,041 --> 01:14:53,641
On the other hand,
a very delicate balance -
323
01:14:53,801 --> 01:14:57,441
- neither of us
would like to see disturbed.
324
01:14:58,961 --> 01:15:02,401
Put this one rotten apple
on the scales, -
325
01:15:02,561 --> 01:15:07,761
- and that balance
would be completely disturbed.
326
01:15:09,881 --> 01:15:16,201
We have to ask ourselves: Are we
prepared to see the consequences?
327
01:15:16,881 --> 01:15:20,241
Would you jump off a thing like that?
328
01:15:20,801 --> 01:15:27,121
Perhaps I could be persuaded.
I doubt if I could be pushed.
329
01:15:28,361 --> 01:15:33,441
- What will happen to the man?
- He'll be looked after.
330
01:15:34,561 --> 01:15:39,641
I've seen too much.
I know too much.
331
01:15:41,921 --> 01:15:44,561
Something like that.
332
01:15:45,001 --> 01:15:50,561
You're signed on to a vessel
heading to the West Indies tomorrow.
333
01:15:50,721 --> 01:15:53,841
I don't have any papers.
I' m blacklisted.
334
01:15:54,001 --> 01:15:58,201
You're not going as Tom Jansen.
He ceases to exist.
335
01:15:58,361 --> 01:16:03,961
You aren't getting off that easy!
I'll go to the papers and...
336
01:16:04,121 --> 01:16:08,601
That would be stupid.
No one will print your story.
337
01:16:08,761 --> 01:16:12,601
There is something
called national security.
338
01:16:12,761 --> 01:16:19,241
If your story leaks out, we may have
to kick the Russians off Svalbard.
339
01:16:19,401 --> 01:16:23,401
The balance would be upset.
No one wants that.
340
01:16:23,561 --> 01:16:26,921
The danger of war would be imminent.
341
01:16:27,081 --> 01:16:33,521
This is a game of chess, and you
aren't even on the board. Sorry.
342
01:16:38,641 --> 01:16:45,241
Talk to anyone about this, and
you put their lives in danger, too.
343
01:16:46,161 --> 01:16:48,961
We'll take you to the boat tonight.
344
01:17:08,681 --> 01:17:10,721
Have a light?
345
01:19:27,601 --> 01:19:29,921
No, listen to me.
346
01:19:30,481 --> 01:19:36,761
Get on a plane tonight.
We'll meet in Oslo tomorrow.
347
01:19:37,481 --> 01:19:43,921
That's all I can say now. Meet me
at the Theater Cafe tomorrow at 7 pm.
348
01:19:44,281 --> 01:19:46,441
Okay?
349
01:19:47,321 --> 01:19:49,281
Great!
350
01:19:49,441 --> 01:19:52,201
Eva?
I love you.
351
01:20:08,081 --> 01:20:11,681
I see.
On her way to Oslo.
352
01:20:14,441 --> 01:20:17,601
Fine, we'll take over from here.
353
01:20:31,761 --> 01:20:32,721
What?
354
01:20:32,881 --> 01:20:36,881
Thought you'd be
more comfortable with this.
355
01:20:37,041 --> 01:20:39,041
Guess I was dreaming.
356
01:22:58,361 --> 01:23:01,401
No discussion.
Get out!
357
01:23:04,361 --> 01:23:08,001
May I speak to the headwaiter?
358
01:23:08,201 --> 01:23:14,281
I have a message for a guest
at your restaurant. Eva Gjelseth.
359
01:23:15,881 --> 01:23:22,041
She's alone, under the balcony.
She has long, blond hair.
360
01:23:22,201 --> 01:23:28,561
You can't miss her.
Tell her to meet Tom at Waterfront.
361
01:23:29,761 --> 01:23:31,881
Thank you .
362
01:23:32,841 --> 01:23:35,961
I' m expecting a girl
called Eva Gjelseth.
363
01:23:36,121 --> 01:23:42,801
She has a pink sweater and blond
hair. Tell her to meet Tom in Shed 3.
364
01:24:58,681 --> 01:25:01,041
Eva?
365
01:25:16,201 --> 01:25:19,921
- He's waiting for you in Shed 3.
- Where?
366
01:28:49,281 --> 01:28:52,281
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