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[explosions booming]

[Schmidt] We should
let him on, sergeant,

it's the right thing to do.

[Guize] No, it's
out of the question.

They'll die if we don't.

Slow down, Lieutenant,
soldier getting on board!

Come on, go, go, go!

You can stop cowering now.

What's your name, private?

Private Theo Weiss, sergeant.

Let's hope you
were worth risking

all our lives for,
Private Weiss.

I'm Sergeant Guize, this
is Leber, Fischer, Schmidt.

Siebeler here was hit by
shrapnel this morning.

Thank you for slowing down.

Don't thank me, thank Schmidt,

I wanted to leave you there.

[explosions booming]

Why weren't you
holding your position?

We were told to uh,
fall back, and then,

I got separated from my section.

You didn't think
to find them again,

you just ran away?

I didn't run away.

Really?

Come on, leave him alone,
sergeant, he's just a boy.

No place for boys,
haven't you realized that?

- [explosion booming]
- [Guize grunting]

[dramatic music]

[bomb whistling]

[explosions booming]

I hope you don't mind
me asking, Lieutenant,

but do you really think

it was such a good idea
to bring your fancy piece

along with us?

She has a name, Muckel.

[laughs] I know, I'm not
trying to be disrespectful

or anything, I'm just
trying to understand.

I mean, if we were in an
ambush she will slow us down.

The only thing you need
to understand, private,

is that she's a
collaborator in our service,

she's safer with us
than where she was.

I don't think she is,
Lieutenant, I mean the men...

Thank you, private.

Your concern has been noted.

[truck engine clunking]

Ah, shit.

We must have been leaking fuel.

[truck engine turning over]

[suspenseful music]

Right, we're out of
fuel, we're on foot,

let's pack up and move.

All right, you two get him down.

Quickly, we haven't got all day.

Would the lady like
some assistance?

Thank you.

Sergeant.

You all right?

I'm all right.

Okay.

Listen, do me a favor,

keep your distance
from him, all right?

Why, what's he about to do?

He won't do anything,
just beware of him.

Russians!

Let's move!

[plane engine roaring overhead]

Russian scum!

Left another town
in rubble no doubt.

Well, let's hope someone
shoots the bastards down.

What do you see?

I'm not sure.

Right, go check it out.

Anyone got a cigarette?

Yes, thank you, Lieutenant.

Well?

And I'm keeping it.

With all due respect,
Lieutenant, you smoke too much.

No so thing as too
much, not in this game.

How about you?

Weiss, is it?

You got another one of those?

Last few, Lieutenant.

Thank you.

No need to thank me,
you saved my life.

Don't get used to it boy,

life out here's about taking
lives, not saving 'em.

How long have you been
out here then, Lieutenant?

[Lieutenant] Long enough.

[Muckel] False
alarm, Lieutenant.

Let's go.

[Siebeler groaning]

I wish they'd drop a bomb on us.

Why'd you say that?

'Cause it would be
a better way to die.

You know the Nazis will kill us

when we stop being
useful to them.

I'm not going to
let that happen.

Do you ever fantasize
about what you'd do to them

if you get your
hands on a rifle?

All the time.

Well, we will, don't
know how yet but we will.

I'm not going to
stop to fighting

until every single one
of them is wiped off

the face of the earth.

How are we going to get a rifle?

When we see our
chance, we'll take it.

Women like her, they
don't fight them,

instead they get
in to their beds

and fill their heads
with our little secrets.

Her mother and father should
hang their heads in shame.

Prostitute, traitor!

Shh!

[Siebeler groaning]

What the hell is this?

I hope you put me in for
the Iron Cross, Lieutenant,

captured these
two single handed.

What do you expect the
Lieutenant to do with these two?

You should of shot
them on sight.

You want the Iron Cross

for capturing a couple
of women, Muckel?

Can they speak German?

This one can.

Who are you?

Speak when the Lieutenant
is speaking to you!

I know you can understand us.

My name is Rosa Alexandrova
and this is Nina Mariakina.

From where?

What does it matter
where they're from?

[gun cocks]

We're wasting valuable
time, Lieutenant.

What are you doing?

I'm doing what you should
of done a long time ago.

Isn't it dangerous to
fire a shot out here?

It'll draw attention to us.

It's not like we could
hang the bitches, is it?

There's always strangulation,
drowning, stoning.

You could always talk
them to death, hmm?

What about a nice clean
slash to the throat then?

Not a bad idea.

Any volunteers?

Leber would do it,

he was a butcher in civilian
life, weren't you Leber?

Wait!

Wait!

Please, wait, don't hurt us!

We can help you!

Help us?

How exactly are you
gonna help us, hmm?

Your man on the truck, he
needs morphine, iodine,

clean bandages, I have all
of those in my medical kit.

Can you repair a shrapnel wound?

Yes.

We're both trained nurses.

Lieutenant.

They come with us,
get 'em on the truck.

Lieutenant, I must
protest, they can't...

They can treat
Siebeler as we go,

our orders are to move out,
get 'em on the god damn truck!

[women whimper]

Hey, it's okay, it's okay.

No ones gonna die today, okay?

I will always protect you.

I will always protect you.

[suspenseful music]

Wait, wait!

All right, go check
if it's clear.

Fucking cannibals.

I think we should cut
him down, Lieutenant.

It's the least we can do.

Agreed.

Muckel?

Cut him down.

[Siebeler groaning]

Water.

Am I going to die?

No.

You're lyin'.

Only your God can answer that.

[man gasps]

You all right?

Yes, yes I'm fine,
Lieutenant, thank you.

Okay.

[Nina crying]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Nina!

Leber!

[Leber] Get back, bitch!

No, no.

No, please don't!

[gunshot fires]

God damn it!

Get him the fuck outta there.

It's like shooting a dog.

What the hell are you doing?

Do you want the whole Red
Army to know where we are?

Get back in position, now!

[Nina sobbing]

If you ever do anything
like that again,

I will fucking kill
you, do you understand?

Yes, Lieutenant.

Do you understand?

Yes, Lieutenant!

We're gonna get
them back for this.

We're gonna get them all back
for this, do you hear me?

Here.

What good is that?

She just watched her father die.

Sorry, yes, yes of course.

It was a silly gesture, I
was just trying to help.

You know, we're
not all like them.

Oh really?

You just stood by and
did nothing, didn't you?

In my book, that
makes you just as bad.

Just leave us alone please.

We're going to get them back.

Nina?

Leber.

Very nice.

Enough of this, we need to go.

It's a cigarette
case, Lieutenant.

So what?

Solid silver, engraved, could
be worth a few Reichsmark.

One of these, then you
can stop stealing ours.

Russian cigarettes taste
like shit, let's move!

What's wrong?

Nothing, I just forget what
cold blooded killers you are.

Hey.

Aliya, you know me,
you know me, okay?

When can we be alone?

Tonight, I promise.

[Guize clears throat]

Forgive the
intrusion, Lieutenant

but the boys are ready to move
out, the sooner the better.

Of course.

Lieutenant, a moment?

Fine.

[Leber] Get up, come on!

Quickly!

[Lieutenant] Let's move!

Take it, you've got
to eat something.

I'd choke on it.

You've got to stay strong.

Why?

To survive this.

Maybe I don't want to survive.

If you give up then
you're letting them win

and we can't do that,

they've taken enough
from us already.

What would you know?

Oh, I know.

[solemn music]

Let's have some fun.

What's a pretty
young thing like you

doing out here all alone?

Don't you speak German?

I do.

Then answer me.

I'm just going for a walk.

She's just going for a walk.

Boy or girl?

It's a girl.

It's a girl.

Let me see.

[Rosa] No.

[Soldier] Give me the baby.

No.

Reminds me of my son back home.

[baby crying]

No, no.

Please!

Shut it up.

Make her be quiet.

Please, no, don't.

Wants us to put it down.

Please, give her back.

No!

No!

No!

Please!

No!

Please!

No!

No!

No!

No!

[gunshot fires]

[soldier laughs]

Enjoy the rest of your walk.

[Lieutenant and Aliya moaning]

Sit down there.

You don't eat, you don't drink
and you certainly don't piss

without my permission,
is that understood?

I plan on leaving as soon
as we get the chance.

How?

What good is a knife
against their weapons?

That's suicide.

Shh!

Keep your voice down.

We still have to try.

Siebeler is getting
worse and once he goes,

they won't need us anymore.

Have you ever killed
anyone before?

Of course.

I meant with a knife.

Don't forget that a knife is
far more intimate than a gun,

you have to be close enough
to see their pulse beating.

I've slit a pigs throat
before, is there a difference?

[both chuckle]

I said no talking!

It's better when they're scared.

Remind me again why
they're still with us.

Brandt's orders.

What do you think
they talk about?

How am I supposed to know that?

They're women aren't they,

it's hard to understand
them at the best of times.

It's been a long time
since I've had a woman.

They're beautiful to look at.

You know what they say about
Russian bitches, don't you?

What?

They like a bit of fun.

They will probably
tear your balls off

if you tried anything.

Let's see, shall we?

Perhaps it's time
to make amends.

It's all right, I'm
not gonna hurt you.

I just remembered that
I had some chocolate

and wondered if you
wanted some, is all.

Take a piece.

It's very good.

You're welcome to
share it with me.

Leave 'em alone, Leber,

they don't want
your old chocolate.

[suspenseful music]

How 'bout a cigarette then?

I've got Russian ones.

No, thank you.

Look, I know I've been a
little hard on you recently.

But I can be nice, if
you're nice in return.

Do you think you
could be nice, hmm?

Yes, I could try.

Good.

We'll share some
chocolate later then.

Schmidt?

Why does your food always
look like something

that crawled out of a sewer?

Tastes better than it looks.

I quite like the smell.

You know?

It reminds me of home.

What kind of home
did you grow up in?

[Schmidt sniggers]

That's a lot of
shelling over there.

We're close to our lines now.

Do you think we'll make
it back, Lieutenant?

Cigarette?

No, thank you.

You sure?

You look like you could use one.

No, I'm fine, thanks.

So what made you join up?

My father.

He said the Wehrmacht
would make a man out of me.

I was the youngest of
my brothers, the weakest

and oh, he hated that about me.

So I wanted to join
up to make him proud,

to be the hero too.

How old are you, son?

18.

I joined when I was 17.

It's the biggest
mistake of my life.

I'm not cut out for
this, I'm not a killer.

I'm sorry, Lieutenant,

that's not what you
wanted to hear, is it?

It's all right.

You're stronger than
you think, you hear me?

Pretty soon, you'll
be returning home

with some nice shiny
medals on your chest

that'll more than
impress your father.

Your sweetheart too.

I don't have a sweetheart.

That'll change, ladies
love a man in uniform.

[suspenseful music]

Don't tell me Brandt's
neglecting you already?

If you were mine, I wouldn't
leave you alone for a second.

Don't.

Why not?

I saw you two in the woods
last night, very nice.

But the mans got no finesse.

It would never be
like that with me.

It's no use looking to
Brandt to try and save you,

he could die tomorrow and
then where would you be?

It's far better to make
some other friends.

Let me go.

Be very, very fucking
careful, my dear.

Without Brandt you are
nothing but a fucking whore

and you will be treated as such.

What's wrong?

Nothing, I just, I just
wanted to be alone.

I don't think you should
be out here alone,

the Russians could see you.

Then you shouldn't
be out here either.

No, I want to be with you.

I'm so tired of this war,
when will it ever end?

I don't know.

Every day things just get worse.

The men are tired,
starving, morale is low,

East Europe couldn't be
further away from here.

Doesn't it ever make you angry?

That your Fuhrer just
sent you all here to die?

It does.

In many ways, breaking
my oath the fatherland.

Why don't we just leave?

Why don't we just run away
from all of this together?

Aliya, you know we can't.

But why not?

Because I can't abandon my men.

Not to mention I'd be
executed for desertion,

is that what you want?

Of course not.

Well then stop
talking such nonsense!

I'm sorry, I wasn't thinking.

[solemn music]

Do you love me?

I gotta get back.

Where are you going?

Back to my men.

Can't I at least get a kiss?

Is that it?

What more do you
want from me, huh?

Payment for last night?

I have given everything
up for you, everything

and this is how you treat me.

You gave up nothing,

you just wanted to
save your own skin!

How can you say that to me?

I'm sorry.

I don't know what I'm
saying, I don't know.

I don't even know who
the hell I am anymore.

What do you want?

I just wanted to help.

Doesn't your man
want you anymore?

We all heard you arguing.

Oh, careful, you
might break a nail.

Look, I understand why
you might not like me

but things aren't always
as black and white

as they may seem.

You don't need to
justify yourself to us.

Seems black and white to me.

Not when you're Ukrainian.

The Soviets looks
my family's land

and turned us in to refugees,

we had to move from house
to house like nomads.

When the Germans came,

a lot of us saw them
as our liberators.

Liberators?

Yes, I wanted to
keep my family safe

so I did what I was asked.

I bet you did.

I am not saying I am
proud of what I have done,

I am saying there
was a reason for it.

And where does
Lieutenant Brandt fit in?

Did he liberate you?

Joachim got me out of
a sticky situation,

we ended up falling in love.

When the war is over he said
he'll take me back to Germany.

Men say all sorts of things
to get what they want.

Not Joachim.

Before the war he was
an artist, a composer,

he's a good man.

You're deluded if
you think that.

Good men don't have
blood on their hands.

Sergeant, there's a barn ahead,

looks like we're good to go in.

Okay, it's definitely clear?

No movement as far as I can see.

Okay.

Muckel?

Go with Leber, take
the girls to the barn.

Go.

Yes, sarge.

Okay, it's clear.

You better get back on watch.

All quiet, Lieutenant.

Okay.

I'll send relief
in a few minutes.

Sir.

[explosion blasts]

[suspenseful music]

[woman whimpering]

Don't fucking move!

If we want to leave, now
is our chance to try.

Look at how he's staring at you.

Rosa, I can't.

All you have to do is
make him drop his guard.

No, no.

It's you he wants, the
chocolate, remember?

Okay, I'll do it

but you have to be
ready to help me, okay?

This is our only
chance to escape.

What're you doing?

Why're you standing up?

Well, I'm hungry and I was
thinking about your chocolate.

And your friend?

Does she want some to?

Oh yes, very much.

All right.

There.

Not so scary without
my rifle, am I?

Here.

Thank you.

And you?

Don't be scared.

You really are the
most beautiful thing.

You both are.

[Rosa] Get his rifle.

[Leber choking]

[gun cocks]

[gunshot fires]

[suspenseful music]

Please don't shoot.

Give me one good
reason why I shouldn't.

[Rosa] We've got to go.

How do we know she
won't raise the alarm.

I promise I won't.

You better be telling the truth.

I am.

Take cover here until
the fighting's over

and you should be fairly safe.

Thank you.

Good luck.

[Aliya gasps]

Nina, what are we doing?

What do you mean?

Well we shouldn't be running
away, we should be fighting.

But we only have one rifle,

if we go back there those
bastards will capture us again.

I can get more weapons,

if I circle around
on the Russian side

I can pick some of them off.

If you do that you'll
get yourself killed.

They won't see me coming.

Rosa, please, don't.

Come with me.

I'll come and find
you soon, I promise.

[gunshot fires]

Don't even think about it.

Throw me your weapon
and your ammo, now.

That's it.

And the ammo.

Are you gonna kill me?

I would do but it's
far more satisfying

knowing that you're going
to have to tell the others

that you were beaten
by two Russian bitches.

What the fuck is
Brandt playin' at?

Those two should be dead.

Perhaps he wants to get
information out of them.

Yeah but he doesn't need to
keep them alive for that,

does he?

Are you gonna kill them, sarge?

Not now.

Maybe later.

Mercy.

Please have mercy on us,

she's going to bleed to death
if you don't do something.

What did she say?

She wants us to help the girl.

What the hell for?

They're prisoners, not guests,

we're not running
a fucking hotel.

Go find the nurses.

[Soldier] Yes, Lieutenant.

Lieutenant, we need to find out

how many more are
stationed near by.

Tell them if they help
us then we'll help them.

How many more of you are there?

We'll help you if you tell us.

We are the only ones left.

She says it's just them.

[woman whimpers]

Shh, shh, shh, shh, what do
you think I'm gonna do, hmm?

That doesn't look
very good, does it?

I'm guessing you're
in a lot of pain, hmm?

Now, if you want me to help her,

you're gonna tell us exactly
how many Russian soldiers

are near by, you understand?

How many more of you are there?

And don't lie to me.

I don't know, there
are many of us,

there is an armored
division too.

Thanks.

Lieutenant, we need
to find our lines,

we're no use out here.

[Lieutenant] Are you all right?

Lieutenant.

What the hell happened?

What happened?

One of the Russian nurses,
she was in the woods,

she got one of our
rifles and she shot me.

What were they
doin' in the woods?

Leber was supposed
to be watching them.

They escaped.

You were with them, you
must of seen what happened,

how did they escape?

I don't know.

What do you mean,
you don't know?

Back off!

Take care of him,
take care of him!

- Chin up.
- Mm-hmm.

You're gonna wish
you'd of taken me up

on that fucking offer.

You're okay, you're all right.

Leber's dead.

- How?
- Stabbed.

Fuck this shit.

[Lieutenant] Stand
down, sergeant!

[gunshots fire]

Are you gonna shoot
me, Lieutenant?

Stand down, sergeant.

[gun cocks]

Now.

If it wasn't for
your Russian bitches,

we wouldn't be in this
mess and you know it.

Siebeler needed
medical attention.

They hardly nursed him
back to health, did they?

Have you seen the
fucking state of him!

And Leber's blood's
on your hands too.

No, it's not.

Aliya!

Leber died because
he couldn't keep

his filthy hands to himself.

Ah, the whore has a tongue,

it's a shame she didn't use it

when it really fucking mattered!

You have five seconds
to make a choice,

you either pull that fucking
trigger or stand down

because if you don't,

I am gonna put a fucking
bullet in your face!

Your girlfriends a traitor,
she helped them get away.

Four.

Are you gonna stand
there and take orders

from a man who would rather
put a whore before his own men?

[Lieutenant] Three.

She clouds your
judgment, Lieutenant.

Oh yeah?

She clouds yours too,
doesn't she Bruno?

Hmm?

You don't think I don't notice
the way you look at her.

Two.

One!

Standing down as
ordered, Lieutenant.

Anyone else wanna
challenge my leadership?

No, we're with you, Lieutenant.

Get ready to move out in five.

What are you doing?

You have to go, you
can't stay with me.

But why?

What did I do?

I had nothing to do with
Leber's death, you know that.

It's not safe.

You keep me safe.

I can't protect you if I'm dead.

Oh, don't talk like that!

Why not?

It's the truth!

Here.

What's this for?

For protection.

Protection?

What could hurt me more

than what you're
doing to me right now?

You're letting guys bully
you in to getting rid of me.

Just go.

[solemn music]

Please don't do this.

Please don't do this to us.

We can still go to Germany
and make a life together.

If I leave now, we may
never see each other again,

is that really what you want?

It's how it has to be.

Take this.

No!

Did I really mean nothing
to you, Lieutenant Brandt?

I want to hear you say it!

You were nothing more to
me than a cheap whore.

You weren't the only one.

Now go.

Leave!

Go!

[Lieutenant sobbing]

[Lieutenant screams]

Are you okay, Lieutenant?

That was my last cigarette.

You know what I mean.

It must of been tough
to let your woman go.

Where has she gone now?

I don't know.

I just pray to God she's safe.

You did the right
thing, Lieutenant,

you couldn't of brought
her to the frontline.

Thanks, Schmidt.

Go get some rest.

Lieutenant.

I can't be sure,

but I think I spotted
movement along the tree line.

What do you mean,
you can't be sure?

You either saw it or you didn't.

It's difficult to tell.

Our line's beyond those
trees, that's our objective.

Well we need to be sure.

We need a closer look.

I can go, Lieutenant.

Fuck no!

I'm not placing my life

in the hands of some
boy I barely know.

I'll go.

I'll check it out
and make the call.

Stay here and wait
for my signal.

[gunshot fires]

Lieutenant?

[Lieutenant gasping]

No!

Watch out!

We can't leave him out there.

I'll keep them busy, go!

Follow your orders.

Sergeant!

Follow your orders.

What are you waiting for?

Fall back!

[machine gun firing]

Aliya?

Aliya!

[gunshots fire]

[dramatic music]

What the fuck was
that all about?

That delay could of
cost us our lives.

It wasn't easy for any of us

to leave Lieutenant
Brandt, sergeant!

Your job is to follow fucking
orders, private Schmidt!

Nothing else!

Brandt deserved better than
that, he was a good man.

That's the problem
with war, good men die.

But he died to
save us, Sergeant.

He would of died anyway.

We could of tried to help him,

you know we could of at
least tried to help him.

Corporal Fischer, I'm
beginning to question

your ability to be
my second in command.

Now are you someone that I
can trust to come with us

to the frontline?

Without question, sergeant.

Good.

What about you, Muckel?

Schmidt, Weiss?

Where does your loyalty lie, eh?

With you, sergeant.

Good.

Glad to hear it.

Now let's finish this.

What is it, private?

I think our lines
are just over there.

Okay, how far?

Looking at it we've probably
got a quarter of a mile

but I think we're
definitely past

the point of no return now.

Good, let's move.

Muckel, you okay?

Sergeant Guise reporting, sir.

Very well, sergeant.

My orders are to...

Your orders are
to stay here now.

Yes, sir.

Come here, come here, sergeant.

Let me give you some advice,

you should of cut past
us and carried on.

Invading Russia was meant
to be this great adventure

and now it's a
fucking horror show.

You better report to the
company, sergeant, get some food.

Yes, sir.

Good luck to you, sergeant.

You're gonna need it.

[suspenseful music]

Sergeant?

What's she doing here?

I thought she was long gone.

She's tryna draw us
out for the Russians.

She'll get herself killed,

let me pull her back here.

No, no, no, you're staying here.

We need to do something,
before they see her.

That bitch is gonna
give away our position.

Wait, you can't shoot her,
Brandt wouldn't want it.

Brandt's not here though, is he?

Fucking shoot the
bitch, sergeant!

For God sake, Brandt loved
this woman, have some respect!

Please, sergeant, no!

Stand down.

Haven't you forgotten,
she's a dirty collaborator.

Shh, shh, shh, shh.

[gunshot fires]

Bitch deserved it.

If I hadn't of shot her,

she'd of given away all our
positions and killed us all.

You understand that, don't you?

Are you sure that
was your motive...

What the fuck is that
supposed to me, private?

Huh?

Nothing.

She was a whore
and a collaborator

and that was my
only motive here.

Now get back in position.

Move!

[explosions booming]

Weiss, what are you doing?

Get the fuck up!

I can't take any more!

Look, you've gotta
pull yourself together!

No, I need to get out of here!

Don't we all but you need to
dig and you've gotta fight!

We need every single
last one of us

to help hold our position.

Yes, sergeant.

Yes, sergeant, yes.

Look, I know Brandt pandered
to your moments of weakness

but you're under me now,

that means you fight
like a fucking man!

I'm not as brave as
you though, sergeant,

I'm not as brave!

It's not about bravery,
it's about following orders!

I don't need to remind
you of how the Third Reich

deals with deserters,
do I, private Weiss?

You're either for us
or you're against us,

there's no middle ground.

I'm not a deserter,
sergeant, I'm not a deserter.

Good, well prove it!

Let's go, you're coming with me.

Look, I volunteered
to take a patrol out

to take out that Russian
sniper that's picking off

all our men, you come
with me and we survive,

I promise to get you
some time as a runner,

does that sound
like a fair deal?

Sergeant.

Yes, sergeant, yeah.

So let's go, come on, let's
go, let's move, let's move!

[bomb whistling]

Incoming!

Hold the line!

[explosions booming]

I've seen that look before.

Sergeant?

The eyes of a man who's
never killed before.

Am I wrong?

No, sergeant.

Thought as much.

What's it like?

What?

To kill?

I remember the first
person I killed,

it was a direct order.

I was in the firing squad
and it was a female partisan.

That kind of thing never
leaves a man, ever.

See, it's about bravery,
boy, pure bravery.

You've either got
it or you ain't,

it's as simple as that.

My brother used to
say something similar,

he never wanted me
to be a part of this.

I think he thought
it would all be over

by the time I was
old enough to enlist.

I dunno what he'd
make of it all now.

I think he cared for
his little brother.

I'd write him these
letters, stories and things,

he said they kept him going.

So you're a writer then?

Not really, well maybe one day.

Could you...

Maybe...

Could you write me a letter?

Of course, sergeant.

I want to write a girl back home

but I've never been
good with words.

What's her name?

[leaves rustle]

What was that?

[suspenseful music]

[twig snaps]

[gun cocks]

Weiss!

Fucking shoot the bitch!

[both struggle]

Sergeant!

Sergeant, she's dead, sergeant.

[explosion booms]

Any idea what's
wrong with Weiss?

I made the mistake of
bringing him with me

to take out that Russian sniper.

Thought it'd take his
mind off things, you know.

And did it?

Turns out private Weiss finds
killing women offensive.

Even when they're tryna
blow your fucking head off.

The Red Army's
teaming with them.

This bitch was
strong, brave too,

can't say I took much
pleasure in killing her.

Well, that'll be the closest
you've been to a woman

in ages, sergeant.

[all snigger]

You need to eat,

it'll do you good to get
some hot food down you.

I'm not hungry.

You do know your
mission out here

is stay alive, don't you?

Eating what you're given
is just as important

as dodging a bullet.

Everything I eat
tastes of blood.

You're letting yourself
think too much.

The trouble with war is that
if you're not killing people,

you're just sitting
around killing time.

I keep seeing the faces of
the people we've killed.

You just gotta shut
it out of your head.

No, I can't.

Then why don't you think
about something good instead?

It's what I do.

I think about Freida.

Red lips, the way she moves,

all those times
we've spent together,

that's what keeps me going.

You're lucky, I don't have
a girl waiting for me.

I hope I get to
see her again soon.

Please eat.

You've just gotta
keep your head up

and give yourself a
reason to keep on going.

All right, I'll try.

Things could be worse, you know,

at least you don't have to share
a slit trench with Fischer.

[bomb whistling]

Russians!

Here they come!

[explosions booming]

[gunshots firing]

Hold the line!

Return fire!

[Weiss] What do we do?

We have to go, get up!

Fight!

Hold the line!

[dramatic music]

[gun cocks]

[explosions booming]

[high pitched ringing]

[gunshots firing]

Hold the line!

[gun jams]

Shit!

Fall back!

[gun cocks]

[explosion booms]

[Weiss gasps]

[gun cocks]

[gunshot fires]

[Weiss sobbing]

[gunshot fires]

[gunshot fires]

[gunshot fires]

[Weiss groaning in pain]

Thank you.

[squelching]

[Weiss groaning in pain]

[solemn music]

Wait, wait, wait.

Please don't leave me.

If you stay here
until night falls,

it should be fairly
safe for you to move on.

Why're you helping me?

Sometimes the nurse in
me overrides the soldier.

Makes me feel human again.

You stay alive, Weiss, make
it back to your loved ones.

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[dramatic music]