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President Joe Biden will

announce the withdrawal of

US troops from Afghanistan.

- It's time to finish America's longest

war, time for our troops to come home.

- The President has announced the

withdrawal of US troops by September

11, 2021, extending the original

deadline set in the agreement signed

between the Trump administration and the Taliban.

- In less than three months, the Taliban

have taken control of most areas outside Kabul.

- This morning.., resumed shooting mayhem...

- The Taliban are on the outskirts of Kabul.

- No one thought that the Taliban

would reach Kabul so quickly.

would reach Kabul so quickly.

August 15, 2021 The Taliban take Kabul and create chaos among the population.

The last western mission still open is the French embassy.

- Disconnect the computers and retrieve the hard drives.

The Taliban can reconstruct any shredded document.

So we burn everything, okay? We shred and burn everything.

Hello?

- Hello? It's Eva.

- Who is it? - Eva, from the NGO 'La cha�ne du cour'.

- Speak louder.

- This is Eva from the NGO "The Heart Chain".

- I'm listening, Eva.

- I'm with my mother, I can't get into the airport.

The flights have been cancelled.

- Come to the embassy. - The Taliban are already in Kabul.

- You are French.

It's your best protection.

Hurry, we'll be gone soon.

I remind you: you will get back all

the data, not forgetting the USB sticks.

Basically, first priority.

- Many embassies have

to evacuate their citizens.

Shortly before, Afghanistan's

president had confirmed that he had

left his country to avoid 'a bloodbath'.

20 years after being driven out by a coalition led by the United States.

returns the Taliban returns to power...

- Give me the sledgehammer.

It can stay, the rest goes into the fire.

Guys, we take all hard drives, is that understood?

- The special forces take off tonight...

- The special forces take off tonight...

- I have to get to the NATO base, the base at the airport.

- Well, then.

- The helicopter is waiting. - We'll be in touch.

- New citizens arrive, we pick them up

and connect you. - Are there many of them?

- I don't know, why? - We already have 80, plus our team.

- Until then? Do you want to prevent them from coming?

- Why bring them here if we can't get them out?

- Hey, I just want everyone to meet me at the airport tonight.

Stick to the plan, Mo, okay? - The usual.

- No, not the usual.

- Do you mind?

- Elegance first, huh?

- Hello, Sediqi?

I'm getting a bad signal here, can you hear me?

Hello?

- Hello? Bide?

- Wait a minute, huh?

Hello? - Hello?

- Sediqi, can you hear me? - Bida, can you hear me?

- Sediqi, can you hear me? - Bida, can you hear me?

- I am glad to hear you, my friend.

where are you

- I tried to flee the country, but I couldn't.

I don't know what to do. All soldiers surrender.

- Where are you?

- Where are you?

Not far from Hashmat Khan lake. - Okay.

Then, you recover. Shohadai Salehin Road, okay?

You will come across a restaurant, Focaccia.

- Focaccia. - Go ahead.

The owner, Amir, is a friend of mine. He'll take care of you, I'll come.

- No, don't come, The Taliban are already in Kabul.

They're looking for me. - Not me.

I'm coming, Sediqi, I'm coming.

where are you

- At the restaurant, saving what I can.

- Okay, now listen, I have a

friend coming over, he is in danger.

Hide him in your storehouse, okay?

- No problem. Who is he?

- A high-ranking Afghan officer, I can't say more than that.

- Okay, I understand.

- Hide your uniforms!

- Amir, what are you doing? Don't just stand there!

- As long as I live, I will never give up. It's on its way.

It's worth a lot, I won't let them have it.

- The Taliban are already in town.

- OKAY.

Sediqi, how are you?

- How do you think I feel?

- Can you go? - I think so.

- Come on.

are you ok

are you ok

- I will be.

- Mo.

For old times sake.

- Wow.

Thanks.

- And it's the cheapest.

- Come on now.

Chin up, we're almost there.

Down with you! Down with you!

- What are you doing here?

- What's in the car? - Nothing.

- Open this! - There is no...

- What's in there? It's full of booze.

Destroy everything!

- Let me go! Let me go!

- Destroy everything! - Let me go.

- Don't move, stay there!

- Be quiet! I don't want to hear any more, you infidel!

That's enough, now we go!

Come on, here we go!

- Are you okay?

- I'm fine, I'm fine.

- Lie still.

- OKAY.

- Fuck.

I work for the French Embassy. I have to get through.

French Embassy.

- Get out of the car.

Out, I said.

- I am forbidden to get out of the car.

- Out, I said! It's an order.

- Frenchman!

- Out with you!

- Out with you!

- I work for the French Embassy!

- Get out of here!

- I have to go back to the embassy!

- Put down the weapon.

- Bonjour, Monsieur.

French Embassy, ??I have to come in.

- Let him through.

- Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thanks.

- Please!

- I have you. - I'm with my mother.

- Don't move, Eva, I'll take care of you.

- Concentrate, guys.

Back! Back!

- I can't.

- Help me! I have an injured man.

- Damn. Who the hell is he?

- The head of the Afghan intelligence service. - What is he doing here?

- He is like a brother to me.

- How the hell are we going to get out of here?

We must disperse them. Take out the hose.

- There are French in the crowd.

- What will happen to them?

Tell them to go to the airport.

- No, no, no, no. We don't go anywhere without them.

- How do we get them in?

without an invasion? - Take a look.

- Who is that?

- That the citizens of Afghanistan have nothing to fear.

- We are here to guarantee their safety.

- Really?

What do you say to the millions of Afghan

women who refuse to live under Islamic law?

- Where are they?

- Trapped in their homes, petrified.

- You say so.

- I have spoken to several of them.

What do you tell them?

- Don't film!

- Tell them...

- Don't let them...

- Put the camera down! - We have permission.

- Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! - You will break it!

Don't shoot! Don't shoot!

I beg you! I beg you!

Shoot!

- Shit, they're shooting.

Warn everyone. Get ready. I'll call the ambassador.

- Haider, are you okay?

Leave her alone.

- How many are there?

- There are approximately 300 people, we have to open up.

- OKAY. Women, children? - Yes, they are threatened by armed Taliban.

In my opinion, they will not invade the embassy.

- I am responsible for my men. I'm not taking that risk.

- I am responsible for my men. I'm not taking that risk.

- Afghans will be executed

in front of the embassy gates.

- Open the gates.

- No, sir... - It's an order!

- Well.

Are you all right, sir? Is that your mother?

You are safe here.

Wait over there. with the identifiable refugees.

- Okay, thanks.

- Move, move!

Keep moving! Get moving!

Come on!

- Get water and blankets.

Come on, come on, come on!

- The situation in

Kabul deteriorated rapidly.

I had to take refuge in the French Embassy.

Hundreds of refugees are waiting there�

- You've put everyone in danger.

- The danger is the Taliban, not me.

- You provoked them.

- I'm sorry.

I was just trying to do my job. - I try to do my part.

Don't bother me anymore, okay?

Thank you very much.

- Who are you?

Excuse me?

How do you intend to

evacuate these hundreds of refugees?

- I don't have to answer that.

- People must be told. - No, they don't.

I'm here to protect them, don't inform them, okay?

I'm here to protect them, not to inform, okay?

- And I'm here to testify about what's going on, okay?

- Stay away. - Can I just...

okay?

The French Embassy is the last place

in Kabul where you can take refuge.

- Well, I have some bad news to tell you.

You will have to say goodbye to your workshop. - Why that?

- It is our grandson's grandson.

- Ah.

And... do I have a say in this?

- Well, no. But on the other hand, you

can choose the color of the wallpaper.

- Well, blue.

- Blue? - Yes.

It's good, Blue.

- It's a clich�, what...

- Why are you asking me? It's always up to you.

- Yes, yes, but I taste better, don't I?

- It's not difficult.

- It's not difficult.

Door

- When should you evacuate? - Tomorrow.

- I sense that you are worried.

- Yes, I don't really like the way things are going.

Everything happens a bit fast, it's...

- I understand that.

- I have to go now. - Take care of yourself.

- Love you. - Love you too.

- Look at that guy.

Why is he keeping his mouth shut?

Why is he keeping his mouth shut?

What is the matter with him?

Why does he want to

know how we guard them?

They have something in their sights.

We must break them down now.

- We will create panic.

We continue to exfiltrate those identified in zone 3.

And we stay visible to keep the pressure up.

- OKAY.

It's quiet.

- An exfiltration will take place tonight, by helicopter from the embassy.

The Taliban will not target American aircraft.

- What will happen to the 300 refugees in zone 2?

- What do we do with the 300 refugees in zone 2?

- We only evacuate those we have identified.

In case of the slightest problem,

the Americans blow off the whole thing. - We're not going to abandon them, are we?

- It is not a question of abandoning them, but we'll take care of them later.

I am primarily responsible for the lives of the French people.

- Yes, of course you are.

See you later.

Yes, it is imminent.

We should go tonight.

We depart from zone 1. and evacuate

these people first, in the first helicopters.

After that, the next group, will

we be ready, It will go very fast.

- You want to abandon us.

We need a lift.

- Calm down. - Back away.

- You don't go without us.

- First we have to

identify everyone, okay?

- Take us with you.

- Back up!

- Calm down!

Calm down! Calm down!

We are all under the

protection of France, and

this man is her representative.

If you have a problem with him, get

out. The Taliban will take care of you.

- They want to leave without us.

- Right now they are here.

- You don't go anywhere without us.

Do you understand?

- Go back to your seats.

Continue.

- Thank you very much.

- They are worried, they have no guarantee of being evacuated.

- But no one has.

- Then why do you lock them up?

- We have to check everyone by everyone.

- We have to check everyone by everyone.

- What are you afraid of? That the Taliban have infiltrated?

- Why not?

- Why didn't you go back with your colleagues from the NGO?

- I left everything to come back here, I wasn't going to leave like that.

- Have you worked here long?

- Five years now.

It wasn't easy at first.

I didn't know what to do.

I didn't know it that well, this country.

- Do you still have family here?

- Except my mother, no one.

You then?

Do you have any children?

- I have a daughter, yes.

About your age.

- So?

Are you close to each other?

- Not close enough.

Unfortunately.

- For her or for you?

- First for her.

And now, for me.

- Why are you here then?

- Go away, everyone!

Go there! Back! Back! Back! Back!

Go that way!

Back! Back! Back! Back!

Back! Back! Back! Back!

- I spoke with the ambassador. He negotiates a window for evacuation.

- When? - We don't know that yet.

- We have enough to keep 50 people for 15 days. There are 400 of us.

- We would never have opened the doors.

- We ration the food.

- What's the point if we're stuck? - No one will be caught.

- What's the point if we get stuck? - No one will get stuck.

The Taliban have negotiated with the Americans.

They won't do anything to us. They would have too much to lose.

- They respected it.

Their deal?

By shooting at the helicopters?

- We have been ordered to remove the security.

- What do you mean by that?

- The command had to change strategy.

This is an order with immediate effect. Prepare your belongings discreetly,

We leave in 1 hour. - Wait a minute.

I've never heard that before, where did that come from? - We should have evacuated yesterday.

We have completed our mission, There is nothing holding us back now.

- The refugees who are here, they are under our protection.

What if they execute them?

- We are the ones the Taliban will execute!

What is it that you don't understand?

Do you think we have enough men? Ammunition?

Do you think we can survive if they storm us?

You dragged us into this shit, but no

one, you hear me, no one is going to

risk their lives for this. - I hear you.

No one will risk their life for this. - I know what you mean.

But if I wasn't sure of myself, I would say something else.

We cannot leave them, we have no choice.

- We respect orders. Full stop.

- Is that what you mean your sense of commitment?

I am the son of a soldier.

I was 6 months old when my family had to leave Algeria.

My father was a fighter.

He chose a side and�

...and paid the price.

If he hadn't met people like us,

had he been dead by now.

Death or persecution.

And I wouldn't be here to tell you about it.

Obeying is part of our job,

Obeying is part of our job,

but it is also a choice to disobey.

I have a plan to get out of here.

And I can't do it alone.

I need your help.

- Who wants to go?

one, two,

three, four,

five.

Who wants to stay?

One, two, three, four

three, four,

five.

I'm staying.

The majority has made up its mind.

What is your plan.., to get us out of here?

Call to prayer

Call to prayer

- Eva?

Eva, it's Mo.

I need your help

I need you to negotiate with the Taliban.

- Excuse me?

- Excuse me?

- I need an interpreter to explain the situation.

- Is this a joke? - No, it's not a joke.

We cannot force ourselves out.

It's too risky. We have to deal with them.

- Do you know what they think about women?

They can kill me anytime because they think I'm impure.

- I know.

But you are not only Afghan, you are french too

And the guys will be there to protect us.

If I had any other choice, I wish I had spared you all this.

But that's the only way.

- Tell her to move to the left.

- Eva, a little to the left.

More, more...

Stop. Don't move.

Shoot.

So yes, open up the angles.

You keep a good distance from Mo and that's all that's needed.

Shaky breathing

- Smallest little problem... we'll blow the whole thing off and come back here. OKAY?

- Don't forget..: open fire.

- Ready?

Don't stay in command with me, Move a little to the left.

- Taliban are approaching.

Seven in retreat.

- Stop.

- Salaam.

I am Major Bida. I work at the embassy.

And... I'd like to speak to your manager.

- He orders us to leave...

and threatens to cut out my tongue.

- This young woman is French, she is an interpreter at the embassy.

You have no reason to threaten her. Do you understand?

- Don't move.

So, that's good.

- Our presence here poses a problem for the authority you represent.

I need to speak to your manager.

- Leave us.

- What do you want?

- We have to evacuate to the airport.

- Why do these Afghans want to go?

- They are under protection. protection.

- We only ask for buses. With drivers.

Tell her to stay here. We disappear from sight.

Tell him to stay here.

- He insists.

- What the hell, Mo, what are you doing?

- How many buses? For when?

- A dozen buses.

Departs within an hour.

- The French can go.

- That is not my request.

- You are not in a position to decide. I am the one who decides.

- Prepare to fire.

- He says...

...that he can shoot me at any time.

- Even after we've left, there will still be

300 of our people at the embassy, which will

cause a diplomatic incident between our countries.

Do you understand?

You can solve the problem by helping us evacuate.

The green zone will then be completely under your control.

It's a good deal.

- Make me a list of everyone you need to evacuate.

Once we have identified them, can you go

- There are over 400 people.

- The man we're looking for

may have infiltrated your group.

Who knows?

Just give me the list and

you will get your buses.

and you get your buses.

- OKAY.

- OKAY. Do not give up your positions until further notice.

- Do you know any bus drivers?

- Yes, but only one.

How so?

- Contact him.

I don't trust that guy.

Thanks. If we get through this, it's because of you.

It is strong, what you have done.

- The situation is tense, but we, in

Paris, we cannot stop an ongoing process.

- Did you understand what happened?

- Excuse me?

- The situation is out of control.

- The situation is out of control.

Soon we will have nothing to eat.

We are 11 against a whole city.

Every minute, we are getting closer to a confrontation.

It can turn around at any time.

- That's a no, right? I don't take the risk.

Commander Captain Bida,

thank you for your

suggestion, but please be

patient, we will find a solution.

- Impossible to wait.

- We will not let go 400 people without protection.

- Look for solutions.

but I am taking action. Is it understood?

- You must tell him to talk to me better.

- You can fire him, but...

he retires in 15 days.

Tap on. - Sir?

- I'm coming.

- According to our sources, 1,200 Daech

fighters have been released from prison.

The threat of a Daech attack is imminent.

The threat of a Daech attack is imminent.

Suicide bombers have been recruited, but it is

not known when or where the attack may take place.

- Evacuation operations suspended?

- At the moment, no.

But the situation changes drastically from

day to day, so I can't guarantee anything.

Any other questions?

- The evacuations may cease.

The Americans fear an attack.

- From the Taliban? - No, according to them it is from Daech.

but the Taliban can reclaim their own people.

Can we trust your contact?

- I have no reason to doubt his intentions.

- Just so you know, if something goes wrong,

we won't be able to intervene. - I understand that, but Mr.

Ambassador, there are as many

risks in staying here as evacuating in a convoy.

- I'm calling the �lys�e Palace.

Please wait.

- Thank you.

- It won't be enough for everyone.

- Tomorrow we are gone, don't worry.

- I'm talking to the owner.

He has ten buses, but it costs 100 dollars each.

- Take it. - Yes. Okay.

Okay, that's enough for 100.

How long will it take?

Hurry up, please.

- Lift a little higher.

- We have been to Focaccio before, do you remember

- Are you sure?

- Yes.

Don't you remember?

A guy who thought he was a cowboy had picked us up.

He burned his bundles of notes and threatened us.

- Yes, I remember that.

But it wasn't at Focaccio. - Yes, it was.

That was two or three years ago.

- I remember him.

I am the biggest entrepreneur here. I work with Americans.

- It seems far away now.

Everything feels far away.

Mom?

- Yes?

- If I get caught,

you can tell my

wife I died a hero.

Okay?

- Agree. - Not about that wound.

- Agree. - Not about that injury.

I'm serious, Mo.

I mean it.

- No one will die, Sediqi.

No.

- Mom, what are you doing? - I'm looking for my wedding ring.

I couldn't forget it. - We have to go now.

- Look through your things.

- Mom... - Look through your things.

- Gotta go home. I know where she is.

- Wait a minute. Wait a little.

We can't go home.

- Kate.

- What will happen to them?

- We have had a threat of an attack and

we have not been able to identify them.

well i'm sorry but we can't take any chances.

- Then we identify them.

Come again.

Mo, please.

This is Rohulla, he is a painter.

He has his studio in Herat

where he has been exhibiting

his paintings for five years.

This is Yanis, This is his band.

in schools, hospitals...

This is Zaki, a poet.

The most respected poet in Afghanistan.

They are artists, They are fucking artists.

They are artists, they are fucking artists.

They kill them first if we abandon them.

- They will not get through security at the airport.

- We'll see when we get there.

- Damn artists. - Damn artists!

- We'll get them on the last bus.

There is room for one more.

- Thanks, Mo.

We are done.

- Now we go.

- Planned departure at 21.30.

after curfew. The convoy consists of 16 vehicles, it

can be broken up at any time and no return is possible.

Hostage taking, snipers,

attacks, it can come anywhere, anytime.

You can give again if needed.

OKAY? - OKAY!

- At the first shot, are our chances of getting away

is almost zero.

But we will be fine. Huh? I trust you.

But we will be fine. Huh? I trust you.

Come again.

- Wait, wait a minute.

Drivers are blocked at the checkpoint.

- Shit too.

OKAY.

- So what do we do?

- Wait for it.

- Psst!

What are you doing here? Where are the buses?

- They are here. But I need to talk to you first.

I want to leave here.

I also want to accompany the convoy.

I have to leave this country.

I want a different life for my family.

A future for my children.

Without me.., the buses will not be able to arrive.

- We have a problem with the Taliban chief at the checkpoint.

We won't get a bus if we don't get him on board.

- Huh?

What if the Taliban control him?

- Do you have any papers?

- Have you changed the photograph? - That will do.

- If I have seen it, everyone will see it.

- It's simple: it's him or no bus.

We won't last long here if we get stuck.

It's our only chance.

- Do I just have to pray? - That's all.

Whatever happens,

don't move, got it?

Bon voyage.

We can't wait any longer.

The Taliban may change their mind.

- I am waiting for the green light from the Elys�e.

- I am waiting for the green light from the Elys�e.

You stay here.

I'll call you up.

Dial tone

- Well, Mr. Ambassador.

That's good.

That's how you should do it.

Thank you very much.

That's it, we have the green light. - OKAY.

- Now we're driving.

We have to go now.

- We will not let them desecrate the names of our dead. - Are you sure you're not following us?

- My country is here.

- Take care of yourself. - Thank you. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks.

- Slow down. Slow down.

- Our escort has arrived.

- Why didn't you say that before?

- I wasn't sure they would come.

And I don't know this group.

- What am I doing here?

- Following them.

- Are these your children?

- Yes, they are.

- They are so beautiful.

- Thank you very much.

- How old are they?

- My son is fifteen.

And my daughter is ten... She is...

My daughter is...

She turns eighteen this weekend.

- What does she want to be when she grows up?

- Everything but a journalist.

- That's what she says now.

You know, there's a saying

here: 'The cloud is dark,

�but what falls from it�

- is pure water.

- Let me go!

- No phone.

OKAY?

- What the hell are they doing?

- What do they want?

- I don't know what they want.

- What the hell are they doing?

Keep calm guys.

- Come down.

- Eva, follow me.

- Why the hell is he coming out?

- What's wrong?

- They have orders to search the convoy.

- We are all from the French embassy.

The departure has been approved by your superiors.

- There may be infiltrators in the convoy.

Political refugees, for example.

You...

Cooperate, and it goes faster.

- We are going to meet the ambassador at the airport. We are already behind schedule.

- Get the people out of the jeeps and open the safes.

- Wait for my signal before you shoot.

- Your papers.

Now!

look at me

look at me look at me

Here.

- Come down!

Come down now!

- Sit down.

- Get off the bus!

- You'll be fine.

Please! Please! Please!

There are women and children on the bus.

I am a journalist.

- What the hell is this?

- This is getting out of hand.

Tell her we have to go.

- You have the watches,

we have the time.

- These are ordinary people who want to

leave the country. Why are you stopping them?

- Just shut up.

- What's going on?

- He doesn't listen.

- Go outside and open the safe.

Come on!

- Empty the safe.

- It is sensitive material.

I'm banned... - Hurry up!

- Listen, I'll call the

French ambassador, he'll

take it up with your superiors.

He will take it up with your superiors.

What is your name?

- He says wait.

- We have to go to the airport.

We have to go to the airport.

- You have no right to hit me.

- Stop!

We are journalists!

Haider!

No! No!

Journalist. Journalist.

- Stand still.

- Leave them alone!

- Lie down on the ground.

- Okay, okay.

- We are ready to go, but you have to make a statement.

- What does he want me to say?

- In the event of an incident, the Taliban are not responsible.

- OKAY.

I, Mohamed Bida, Consul at the French Embassy...

- What are you doing?

- You want to search

in there, don't you?

- I, Mohamed Bida, Consul at the French

Embassy, I declare that the Taliban...

- We are ready to drive.

- Good luck.

Let them go.

Let them go.

Now we drive!

- We're leaving.

- Yes? - Good news.

I have received the green light from the �lys�e Palace.

- Okay.

- We drive onto Jalalabad Road. Hold your positions and...

We have lost the signal.

- What is that?

- I don't know, probably a scrambler.

- American?

- I hope so.

- St�phane, can you hear me?

St�phane, can you hear me? St�phane?

Commander, can you hear me?

- What was that again?

- French Embassy.

Oh, damn.

cover me

Embassy.

France.

French Embassy.

- Put down your weapons.

Where are you going?

- To the airport.

- The roads will be blocked.

We don't let anyone through.

- But the ambassador is waiting for us at the airport.

- But the ambassador is waiting for us at the airport.

Civilians only.

- Who are they? - Zero Unit.

CIA's Afghan Command Unit.

- There is no signal. Honk the horn!

- Now it's time, guys.

Now it applies.

- Do you hear me? Repeat: can you hear me?

- Bida listens, I read you loud and clear.

- I thought for sure that we would never see you again.

Follow the beam of light.

We are waiting for you outside the East Gate. Okay?

We are waiting outside the East Gate. Okay?

- Okay, we're on our way.

are you ok

- We are a little early.

- It's good that you followed the plan...

Nice to see you again.

Mo, do you know Cyril, the head of the DGSE office in Kabul?

- Nice to meet you.

- Where is he?

- He's here.

- There he is.

- With the jeans and the cap?

- He is. - OKAY.

- Mo!

Contact is broken with the last bus.

- What do you mean? - The driver cannot be reached.

- Mom!

- Open the door, please! - Back up!

- My mother is outside. - Calm down.

- She's in danger!

- Don't just stand there, go to the others.

- Let me through! Let me through!

Open the door!

- I can't stay here.

I can't stay here when she's out there.

- We can't go looking for them.

But we won't go without her.

can you hear me - Hmm.

- We will be able to reach them when they get close.

Trust me on this one.

We will find her.

Will you make it?

- I wanted to get an Afghan flag before we left, but...

- I'll get one for you.

Gotta go.

Take care of yourself. - You too.

- Since August 15, lists of people to be evacuated have been sent to us.

They apply to Afghans who are under threat.

Our mission is to succeed in identifying

them Our mission is to succeed in

identifying them and exfiltrate them through the crowd.

We will transport 400 people per day on

board our two aircraft which rotate every 24 hours.

Next rotation this afternoon.

- They are in the East Gate. Gotta go.

- Okay, thanks. Back to work.

- Mohamed Bida!

Mohamed Bida!

- Too many people, it is impossible.

- Go closer to the gate.

It's the only way to get you back, mom.

Come closer!

- Mohamed Bida!

Mohamed Bida!

Mohamed Bida!

Mohamed Bida!

- Come closer!

Come on! Come on!

- Out of the way! - I have to pick up a group.

- You have nothing to do here!

- I don't go anywhere without them! - Out of the way!

- Let me take care of this!

How many are you?

- Thirteen.

- We form a corridor and get them back!

- I can't see you!

- Kate!

- Are you okay?

She nods.

Here!

- That's a lot more than thirteen people!

- You misunderstood. I said thirty.

- Come on, come on!

- Come on, come on!

- No, no, no!

No, don't close!

Mother! Mother! Mother!

- We are closing the East Gate! It's way too crowded.

- Wait, it's...

- No more people come in. - Two more women!

- We have closed.

Panic

General panic

General panic

- Where are we going? - Walk around the airport towards Abbey Gate.

It's the last door open, Hurry up, mom!

General panic

- Eve.

- Don't touch me, don't touch me!

- Don't touch me, don't touch me!

Don't touch me.

- I apologize.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Forgive me, forgive me, forgive me.

If she appears at Abbey Gate,

we will come and pick her up.

I promise.

- Are you okay?

- Are you still there? - I could ask you the same thing.

The guys are getting crazy.

I let Dom in.

I don't know how long

the others will persevere.

- You then?

- What will happen to me?

yes i

I wonder what all this is for, what we do.

Our refugee lists are getting longer and longer.

An entire country wants to evacuate. And here we are, in the middle of all this shit.

Sometimes we pick them up at random,

sometimes not.

I never thought I'd see this.

I was mostly done with this shit.

It sucks.

Well...

You never got the green light from Martinon, did you?

- Hello. - Hello.

- Thanks for the help.

- The French are known for being liars, but to this extent!

- I apologize.

- My name is Nicole.

- Mohamed, but everyone calls me Mo.

- Mom? - Yes, Mo.

- OKAY.

- First time in Afghanistan?

- Yes, it is my first assignment in the field.

We were prepared for anything, but�

...I could never have imagined this.

- If it's any consolation, this is my last

mission and I've never seen anything like it.

- You can...

- Wow...

- Please.

- Have you ever held a baby?

- Not directly.

- Hello...

You can't find your parents.

I'm not trained for this. - No one is.

- Before we got here,

we were told: "It will go quickly.

In and out!

But it is not like this at all.

It's a nightmare.

An endless fucking nightmare.

Sorry, I needed to talk. I guess I needed to talk.

- No.

I understand perfectly well.

Well...

Take care of yourself.

- Thanks, you too.

Mo.

Everything is good.

- OKAY?

Over here!

- This video has been verified by our intelligence service.

The planned attack will be carried out within the next 24 hours.

It is forbidden to

go to the gates.

- Eva, it's Mo. Call me, quick.

Eve?

Eva?

Eve?

Hello!

Have you seen Eva?

- She's gone. I saw her take a car.

- Hold your positions!

- Back up!

- Mom!

Mother!

- Will you be okay?

- Are you sure? Stay right behind me.

- Hello! Hello!

Back! Back off, I say!

- Mom! Mother!

- Mom!

- Eve!

Eva!

Eva!

Eva! Eva!

I'm here! I'm here!

Eva! Eva!

We are here! We are here!

We are here! We are here!

Eva! Eva!

- We have to jump!

- Don't just stand there!

- This is a restricted area. - I know!

- Go over!

- You can't stay here!

Come on, mom, jump!

Come down!

Come down!

Mother!

Come on, come on!

Come on, come on!

It's my mom! Please!

- Kate!

Kate! Kate!

- Help them!

Help them get her out!

- Sir!

what are you doing

- No!

No! No! Stop!

No!

No! No!

- Things have gotten worse.

At least 169 Afghan civilians were killed along with 13 US soldiers.

- All set.

All set.

All set.

The situation secured.

Civilians can return to safe areas.

- Are you coming?

- Coming.

Knocks on.

- Mo, gotta go.

- Mo, gotta go.

- Can you hold this for me?

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