All language subtitles for Cry from the mountain (1985)

I should be there
when you tell him.

So come with us.

No.

Ten days of pretending?

I can't.

I might really hate you.

Hey, none of this is my idea.

You're the one who's pushing it.

Laurie--she was your idea!

Why is it whenever
I want to talk, you back off?

Carolyn, I've been on the rack
for weeks.

Now, I let you put me there,
but then I decided to stay.

And I am bloody
with being sorry.

There's no connecting
with you anymore.

I mean, you put up walls
you don't even know about.

Look, Cal has waited all year
for this trip.

Don't tell him
until the last day.

Please.

Then I'll pick up the pieces.

Mom, what will you do
while we're gone?

Oh, probably sleep still noon,
eat out a lot.

When we get back,

you'll be there
to meet us, okay?

Sure, honey.

I'll bring you
a real surprise.

Did you pack the extra socks
I put out for you?

What socks?

Cal, the brown paper bag
right next to your pack,

clearly marked.

I got lots of socks.

Okay, make sure you use them.

And if your feet get wet,
the best thing to do

is to get an extra pair of socks
and put them on

until your feet warm up.

Honey, I don't want
you getting sick

out in the middle of nowhere.

He'll be okay.

How you doing?

Let's go!

Cal, your mom's waiting.

Hey, partner.

Don't try for
any world records, okay?

It'll be great.

You'll smile a lot
after you get some rest.

The outlet's at the far end
of the lake.

Okay.

You'll find quiet water
all the way down to this point.

And from there on,
things will speed up a bit.

All right, now, are we
gonna have to portage

around that canyon right there?

That all depends on how high
the water's running.

You want to take a good look
at that stretch

before you tackle it.

And secure your gear.

There's not many restaurants
between here and the pickup.

For sure.

Well, see you in ten days
at Caribou Lake.

Caribou Lake.

We'll be looking there
for you.

Right, Cal?

Let's make it 14 days.

See you then.

We'll be there.

Well, it's too late
to turn back now.

It's just you and me, sport.

Yep.

See you, Cliff!

Good.

A little deeper.

Okay, now slow it down.

How far can we get today, Dad?

I don't see any McDonald's.

Out a little further.

Okay.

Work those shallows.

Hey, Dad, I got a strike.

- You got one?
- Yeah!

Nice going, son.

Get him into this shallow pool
and I'll grab him.

That's it.
Pull.

Pull.

Wish Mom could see me
catch this fish.

It must have been
a four-pounder.

She's been kind of edgy lately.

You're mom's not much
for camping.

I know I messed up
with my grades.

Two Ds.

Will you tell her
I'll do better?

Son, your mother
is going through

some bad times right now.

You know, sometimes a new baby
affects people.

Do you love Mom?

Well, sure I do.

It's just that sometimes we just
don't see eye-to-eye on things.

Can't you guys work it out?

Cal, I, uh...

Son...

maybe you are man enough
to really handle this.

Your mother and I
have talked ... lots.

And she wants us
to get ... a divorce.

You said you loved her.

Who's Laurie?

A friend from the office.

Did you go out with her?

A couple of times.

Why?
Is she prettier than Mom?

Cal.

Let's go up and look around.

I don't want to.

I need to stretch my legs.

We could do some panning.

We've got to get your legs
in shape for Little League.

Gold quartz comes
out of this kind of strata.

- Really?
- Yeah.

How'd that be
for your collection?

Great.

We might get lucky.

I've been thinking.

I want to find a big gold nugget
so I can make a ring for Mom.

She'd like that.

Keep shaking and looking.

The lighter stuff
floats off the top.

I'm gonna go try upstream.

Hey, Cal!

Oh, man.

Dad, you won't believe it!

Wait up.

It's a whole town.

An old mining camp.

Cal, give me your gear.

Come on, let's check it out.

Okay.

Hey, Dad.
Up on the hill.

Somebody must live there.

Hello, there!

Hey, cabin.

Hello!

Oh, my--

Move!

We better give him some space,
son, and move on.

Easy, big fella.

I wonder if somebody
left him here.

Maybe it was part wolf.

He didn't look hungry.

I wish I brought my camera so
I could take a picture for Mom.

Heavy thoughts, huh?

You want to spill it?

Well, I was just wondering.

Now so am I.

What's the point of having
a baby brother or sister

if you're not gonna
live with them?

You're not gonna be left out
of this, Cal.

We're going to do
what's best for you.

Both of us.

Hey, we're supposed to be
having fun, okay?

Row, row, row your boat

Gently down the stream

Merrily, merrily,
merrily, merrily

Life is but a dream

Row, row,
row your boat

Gently down the stream

Merrily, merrily,
merrily, merrily

Life is but a dream

Row, row, row your boat

Yahoo!

Whoa, yeah!

Al right.

Whoo!

Whoo-ho-ho!

I can't hold it!

Son!

Stay with the boat.

Hang on!

Dad!

Dad!

Cal!

Dad!

Dad!

Dad!

Dad!

Dad!

Dad, Dad.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh.

Now what am I gonna do?

Hello, cabin!

My dad's hurt really bad!

Please help me.

Please!

Help!
My dad's hurt really bad!

Please help me!

Help, somebody, please!

Help me!

Please, somebody help me!

Please, my dad's hurt very bad!

Please!

Hello, cabin!

He's sure been asleep
a long time.

Best thing.

Head's probably pounding.

What's that?

Rabbit.

You shoot it?

No.

Jake just barked
real friendly like

and the critters
hopped right up to me.

How long have you
lived up here?

You want to talk or eat?

Cal.

Cal.

Dad, Dad.

Well, Lord,

I sure didn't choose
the company.

Can't honestly say
I like what You're doing.

Too many memories laid to rest

when Edna was still with me.

And the boy being here

reminds me too much
of young Ethan.

It's been me and You

and Jake for so long.

I just...

just don't know
what you're after,

bringing these folks up here.

Oh, yeah?

Look.

Honey, I don't want you
getting sick

out the middle of nowhere.

He'll be okay.

Laurie--she was your idea.

Why?
Is she prettier than Mom?

I'm gonna be the perfect wife.

I'm gonna be the perfect wife.

Good morning.

I didn't hear you get up.

They always do it like this
in those great old movies.

Laurie--she was your idea.

Cal!

Dad!

Oh, Dad!

Dad!

I'm a little banged up,
but okay.

How's your leg?

Oh, maybe wrapping it
will help.

Anyway, I'm walking.

Great.

Son, how did you
get me up here?

Jonathan helped me.

Jonathan?

Who's Jonathan?

Come on, Jake.

Come on, boy.
Come on.

There.

How far is it
to the nearest phone?

Ha!

Well, we'll have to locate
the boat then.

Find out what we're up against.

You won't be going nowhere,

leastwise for a day or so.

Bet I can find it.

No job for a kid.

You'd be in over your ears
in five minutes out there.

This kid saved my life.

I'll find your stuff
in the morning.

Now it's Sunday,

my church time.

From Sullivan Arena in
the city of Anchorage, Alaska,

as we look forward
with anticipation

to these next few days
of Crusade Ministry here.

Before Mr. Graham brings the
message on today's broadcast,

here's George Beverly Shea
to sing for you.

Amazing grace

Hmm.

Hmm.

Oh, Lord.

If you can't keep up, wait here.

Hey, Jonathan.

There's our stuff.

Oh, man.

My sleeping bag.

Potatoes
and spinach au gratin.

Fancy.

Hey, Jonathan.

There's the kayak.

- What's wrong?
- Shh.

Shh.

Quiet now.

Whoa!

All right, grizz.

You've had your look.

We'll be moving on
out of your territory.

Come on, how.

Come on.

Thank you, Lord.

You could have shot him,
couldn't you?

I don't think that really

would have made
much difference, son.

You did real good back there.

Real good.

Now, you know if you'd have run
or screamed,

it may not have turned out
the way it did.

Now let's get.

The boy in the picture book,
did he used to live here?

Years ago.

The lady, did she die?

A long time now.

Did your boy die too?

No.

Does he come up here
and see you much?

I haven't seen him in years.

We took separate ways.

He's got his own world.

Never found much use
for all this.

My mom and dad
are gonna get a divorce.

That's why he took me
on this trip.

Supposed to make me feel better
about it, I guess.

But I don't care.

Laurie Matthews?

Next office.

Hi.

Can I help you?

I bet you want personnel.

They're on this floor,

but at the elevator,
you take a left.

We're at the right.

It happens a lot.

Laurie Matthews?

Yes?

I was thinking of applying
for your job.

I'm a good typist, you know.

A little rusty, maybe,
but give me a week.

How are you at carrying babies?

I--I don't understand.

Well, I'm with you
on that one.

Mrs. Sanders?

Are you Carolyn Sanders?

You have very good taste
in men.

Is it true a fast heartbeat
means it's a girl?

That's what people
like to think.

Has Cal put his order in
for a sister?

Sometimes I think
I can feel it move,

especially at night.

What's your preference?

I heard about this woman
who had an abortion,

and she was
into her fifth month.

How is that possible?

Alaskan law allows
for termination of pregnancy

up to 21 weeks
if circumstances warrant.

Who decides all that?

The mother, mostly.

When is it safest to do it?

I mean, am I past that?

You tell Daddy, okay?

I don't think I can break
any more news this week.

Let me think about that.

You know, hon, it's gonna take
more than guts and anger

to get out of this pit.

Ask for help.

We're way past
counseling, Mom.

It'd just be empty words.

The promises got lost.

It happens.

It's the kind of world
we live in.

I was talking about the Lord.

You left Him on a side road
long way back.

Can the Lord make
the last month not happen?

Can He blot out Laurie Matthews?

No.

But He can give you hope.

Listen, kiddo.

If you don't get it,
all that hurt inside of you,

it's gonna turn to scar tissue.

You're gonna get hard, Carolyn.

You'll be hard
till the end of your days.

You won't trust anybody.

Give it to the Lord, honey.

If it was only that easy.

It's not easy.

But it's real.

It's a whole lot better.

Pride.

Pride's a mighty poor substitute
for what the Lord can do.

Well, I am in for
some heavy praying.

And if you've still got

the good sense
you were born with,

you'll start on your knees.

Does Cal know?

He knows.

I saw it in his eyes
when he left.

These connections
should hold temporarily.

I've got an all-band short wave
rig at home somewhere.

Battery-powered.

It would be just the thing
for up here.

I'll make sure you get it.

My boy made that old radio
when he was 15.

He used to tell me how
it would pick up invisible waves

and make them talk.

Well, I never did see them,

but one day he fired it up,
and there they were.

That was the day that I knew
my boy was smarter than me.

Well, I've got to go through
all my stuff anyway.

The fact is,
I'll be making a move shortly.

You'd be doing me a favor
to take it off my hands.

Yeah, your boy said

there was gonna be
some rearranging

going on at your house.

Well, we've been going through
a difficult time lately.

You know, that old radio
taught me plenty.

You take
that "Hour of Decision."

You know, old Billy Graham,

he sure can come up with a lot
of stuff to let a man chew on.

It's like those radio waves.

They're always out there,
but you got to tune them in.

Seems to me that
a now-and-then father

ain't gonna work
for a lad like yours.

Time and miles
kind of gets in the way.

Better tote some water.

Where you going?
Jake!

Where are you going?

Hey, Jake, where'd you go?

I was just looking around.

What is this place?

I come here
when I feel the need.

How can you have a church
without people?

Is this where you pray?

Yep.

I don't think my dad prays.

Well, maybe he ain't never
stared down a bear before.

Hey, Dad!

Hey, Dad.

Look what I found.

Son, that's old.
Save it.

Where's Jonathan?

I think he started supper.

Okay.

Jonathan, look what I found.

Huh, I haven't seen
one of those in years.

I don't know whether
I'll hire you or not.

Pretty scrawny for a miner.

Beans must be your favorite.

Complaining about the grub?

Try another hotel.

And that's what I said
to Sweeney.

Old Sweeney.

He ran one crew up there
in the north shaft,

and I ran the other.

Oh, we bored and gouged
the tunnel clean through

to the heart
of Mystery Mountain.

Did you ever find gold?

Oh, they must have taken
millions

out of these hills
over the years.

But old Sweeney,

he was dang sure
he never hit the glory hole.

Kept insisting it was back up
on the other side,

someplace near the north shaft.

He used to go up there at night,

scratching around
down in that black maze.

And the only light he had
was one just like that one.

Old Sweeney,
he had a habit of singing

deep down in the bowels
of the mine.

Couldn't carry a tune
worth spitting at,

but he sure could make
that mountain moan.

Sometimes we'd hear him up there
at night,

bellowing deep down in the pit.

Sounded like
some weird wind howling.

Then one day, old Sweeney
turned up missing.

And all his stuff was still
in the dormitory,

so we figured he must be abouts.

Then someone thought they'd
heard him up in the north shaft

the night before.

We looked all through
those tunnels.

The only thing we ever found
was his carbide headlamp.

Just like this one.

Maybe old Sweeney
even used it once.

What happened to him?

Well, some say he just
up and lit out of the country.

And others thought
he must have lost his lamp

and got himself twisted up
back in those tunnels,

went insane and obsessed.

Some nights...

when the wind whips around...

kind of reminds me
of old Sweeney singing.

Something wrong, Larry?

My hand.

Dad!

Dad!

Help me get him
up onto the bed.

What's wrong?

Larry, can you hear me?

Dad.

I'm gonna have to go for help.

Hey, now, we faced down
that bear together, didn't we?

Yeah.

And we'll manage this.

Okay.

Now, if your dad wakes,
you can give him some water.

But make him
ask for it real hard.

And don't let him
get up for nothing.

- Okay.
- Good.

Jake, you stay.

Jesus, I'm a friend
of Jonathan's.

Maybe you already know,
but my dad is hurt real bad.

Well, I'm really worried.

God, can you please
make my dad well?

Jesus, could you
check up on Jonathan

and make sure he's okay too?

Hey, Jonathan!

Jonathan!

We'll wait here, son.

I'm never gonna love anyone
the way I love you.

Uh, maybe you
shouldn't talk now, okay?

We all need you, Carolyn.

Your husband
handled surgery very well.

Now, he's had
a severe concussion

with some internal bleeding.

Now, we took care of that,
and no permanent paralysis.

He's in recovery now.

He should sleep
through the night.

I'll look in on him
in the morning.

Thank you, Doctor.

Dennis Hobart.

Dennis Hobart, please call--

Hey, sweetheart.

Come on, honey.
We got to go.

Don't normally poke my nose

into other people's business,
ma'am,

but Cal here, now,
he got me to thinking.

You know,
I have a boy of my own.

Oh?

Having Cal around

stirred up a lot
of memories that--

That I'd packed away.

You know,
after my missus passed on,

me and my boy
had a terrible falling out.

Oh, the reason seemed important
at the time,

but now that I look back on it,

didn't amount
to a hill of beans.

And it's occurring to me
that I'm the loser.

What did Larry tell you
about us?

Mostly that you
were a fine woman

and that he'd caused you
considerable hurt.

Blame's a funny thing.

Easy to shop for,
but it always costs too much.

Jonathan!

Look what I found.

Just like Dad promised.

Hey, that's really something.

Oh, that's a mighty
expensive present.

We owe you a great deal,
Mister--

Um, sorry, I don't know
your family name.

Oh, Jonathan will be fine.

You know, it worked out
real good, son,

me being here in town.

With Billy Graham being up here
in our neck of the woods,

I've got to get over
to that Sullivan Arena.

Hey, that's too far to walk.

We'll take you, Jonathan.
Won't we, Mom?

So you pray and come.

During this crusade,
God is near.

People have prayed.

People have worked.

This hasn't taken place
by accident.

You didn't come here
to see a show

or to hear a fella
by the name of Billy Graham--

We're looking for seats.

Right down here
in that next aisle, sir.

Because people
all over the world

know we're here
for this crusade.

And they're praying for Alaska.

And somewhere down in Africa,
they don't know where Alaska is,

but they know that there's
an evangelistic campaign on

in a place called Alaska.

And in answer to their prayers,
you are here,

and you're closer
to the kingdom of God

than you may ever be again.

Any chance of three seats?

Just a moment.

Come with urgency.

Seek the Lord
while He can be found...

I've got three folks here.
Can they have your seats?

He's near now.

Jesus of Nazareth is passing by.

He may never come
this way again,

as far as you're concerned.

Some of us would have
Christ cheap.

But the price
will not come down.

The price is the cross

where He died and shed
His blood for you.

And if you'd have been the only
person in the whole world,

He would have stayed there
for you,

because He had the ability
to think of you and to see you

when He was on that cross.

You see, that's the way
God looks at us.

You and I look at ourselves
and look at each other,

and we say,
"We're all right."

But when we look
through the eyes

of God's holiness
and righteousness,

we are sinners.

We are flawed.

So that drives me to the cross.

And I say at the cross, "God,
have mercy upon me, a sinner,"

and Christ at that moment
provides you

with a righteousness
acceptable to God

that you could not earn.

So I'm clothed tonight
in the righteousness

of the Lord Jesus Christ.

And I'm going to heaven not by
the efforts of Billy Graham,

not by reading the Bible,
not by preaching to people.

I'm going to heaven by the grace
and the mercy of God,

something I don't deserve.

Because, you see, when He said,

"My God, my God,
why hast Thou forsaken me?"

In that terrible moment
He was alone,

and God was laying upon Him
the sins of us all.

Your sins were laid upon Him.

And the scripture says
He was made to be sin for us,

made to be sin for you.

That means He took your sins
and became guilty of your sins.

And you're going to walk
out of here through that door

or that door or that one
or this one in a few minutes,

and you're going to have made
a decision, yes or no,

about Christ.

And some of you may say,

"Well, maybe I'll come back
another night."

You may not.
You don't know.

I hope you do,
but you may not.

Or, "I'll put it off,
and maybe some other occasion

"when things are straightened
out at home a little bit better,

"I've got my life straightened
out and got my act together,

maybe I'll come to God."

You'll never get it together.

And that's the reason

you can't come to Christ
intellectually alone.

You can't think
your way to God alone,

because your mind has been--

I never had a deep sense
of myself.

I'm not sure why.

Oh, God,
I lost any sense of You

when I moved out on my own.

I've never been able
to pray like Mother.

Expecting answers.

But...

let me know
that you are here, God,

that you are interested
in me...

in us.

Sin has affected your will.

Why is it whenever
I want to talk, you back off?

Jesus said,
"Ye shall know the truth,

and the truth
shall make you free."

Know the truth
of Christ tonight.

He can free you

and give you the joy
and the peace in your heart.

Come.

That's the great message
of the Bible.

That's the great message
from the cross.

Come to the cross where
the blood was shed for you.

Come to the cross where you
can find new life and purpose

and meaning in your life.

Can you ever reject Christ
from the cross

with that blood
streaming down His side

and His hands and His face
where they pulled His beard

and His head where they put
the crown of thorns?

And He's doing it for you
and dying in your place,

and He's saying from the cross,

"I love you, I love you,
I love you, I love you."

And then to reject Him?

There's nobody in the history
of the world

that has the answers
that He has.

He said, "I am the Way,
the Truth, and the Life.

No man come to the Father
but by Me."

Think of it.

Here He is claiming to be
the embodiment of all truth,

all scientific truth,
all psychological truth,

all sociological truth,

all spiritual truth,
all moral truth.

"I am the Truth."

Now, that's some statement.

He must have been a liar
or an egomaniac

that deserved psychiatric care,
or He was who He claims to be.

He claimed to be the Way,
the Truth, and the Life,

and nobody could get

to the kingdom of God
except through Him.

And one day, I accepted that
by faith as a fact.

And it changed my life.

I talked to my wife today
quite a long time.

And I went over a part
of this sermon with her,

because she's the best
sermonizer that I know.

And she's my best critic
and gives me more material.

And she's got stacks
and stacks on marriage.

I think she collected it
for our own marriage,

thinking that she would need it
from time to time.

And she has needed it.

Someone asked her one time,

had she ever thought
of divorce?

She said, "No, but I have
thought of murder."

And, you know, there's
a tremendous satanic attack

against the home today.

And so-called Christian homes
are not exempt.

Everywhere I go,
I hear of Christian couples

with tensions and problems,

either separated
or headed for the divorce court.

Why?

How could this be?

Because they've tragically
side-stepped

God's plan for marriage:

one man, one woman,
growing in love for a lifetime.

I want what I want.

I want it now.

Me first.

And that choice can wound
your life forever.

And one partner fails,
and the other feels betrayed.

Then the walls go up.

And when the seasons change
and the winds of stress

blow upon such marriages,

the relationship that should
hold them together crumbles.

You need Christ, and I know
that He can change your life.

And He can make you
a new creation.

He's what you're looking for.

He'll satisfy your heart.

He'll forgive the past,
whatever it is.

I'm going to ask you tonight
to do something

we've seen people
on every continent

and most of the countries
of the world, 62 countries.

I'm gonna ask you to do
what we've seen them do,

what I saw people even
in the Soviet Union do.

I'm going to ask you
to get up out of your seat

and come and stand in front of
this platform and say,

"By coming, I know
that I've sinned against God.

"I may be the best church member
in town,

"but somehow I feel like
a hypocrite.

"I have really--not really
received Christ into my heart

"as I should.

" And tonight I want
to make sure.

"I want my life changed.

I want the purpose and meaning
in my life."

You're a young person here.

You've got your whole life
ahead of you.

It may be one day.

It may be a thousand days.

We don't know.

But God has spoken
to you tonight.

And you know that you need
to make that commitment.

I'm going to ask you
to get up out of your seat

and come and stand here.

And by standing here,
you are saying silently,

"I open my heart to Christ.

"I am willing to change
my way of life.

I receive Him as my Lord,
my Master, my Savior."

Just as I am

Without one plea

But that Thy blood

Was shed for me

And that Thou bidet me

Come to Thee

O Lamb of God

I come

I come

Perhaps you are not here
tonight as a family.

But change can start right now
in your family with you.

You will discover
the great power

of Bible reading and prayer.

And it'll spread
to other members of your family.

And I'm going to ask you tonight
to come and meet Jesus Christ.

You'll never be
disappointed in Him.

I'm gonna go down
and thank Jesus for helping Dad.

I'm asking you to make sure
that Christ lives in your heart.

You get up and come quickly.

He'll forgive all the past.

He'll make you
the right kind of husband,

the right kind of wife,
the right kind of boy,

the right kind of girl.

I'm asking you to come publicly
as He came publicly for you.

If there's a doubt
in your heart,

you come and make sure tonight.

A marriage that begins
at the foot of the cross

is one in which you say,

"By God's grace,
I really love you and accept you

"and forgive you
as God has loved

and accepted me
and forgiven me."

Oh, there's going to
still be problems.

But now you will have
the same ground to walk on.

Larry?

I don't even know why I'm here.

You've always said it was hard
for me to show what I feel.

You got to pry it out of me.

It's been like...

getting a report card
when you're a kid,

finding out
that everything you did

just didn't make the grades.

I never wanted my life
to be just...

patched-up compromises.

I guess...

what I'm trying
to say is,

I'm sorry too.

Something happened tonight.

It gave me hope for us.

You'll be surprised
when you hear.

Bye.

Letter writing's never been
my strong suit, Jake.

But you can't tell other people
to mend their fences

if you don't take care
of your own.

You remember Ethan,
don't you, Jake?

You and him used to spend
your days tailing rabbits.

How should I start?

"Dear son,

"Don't faint dead away,

at least not until
you hear me out."

Jesus said
that the Spirit of God

moves over the world
like the wind,

touching whom He will.

Watching this story,

have you sensed
God's Spirit calling you?

What Carolyn experienced
that night in Sullivan Arena

the Bible calls
being born from above.

She didn't have it
all worked out

the instant she came forward.

But she did know
that she wanted to change

and asked God to touch her life.

And that's what the Bible
calls repentance.

Jesus said, "I am the Way,
the Truth, and the Life."

I accepted that fact
one day by faith.

And it changed my life in ways
I never dreamed possible.

None of us deserves salvation.

It is God's free gift
to those who believe.

Whatever your situation,

and only you and the Lord
know for sure,

the Bible says
that He reads all hearts

and that He stands ready
to forgive you

and give you peace
and eternal life

through His Son.

Let God show you His way.

God bless you.