Original subtitles

He committed rape.

The penalty is death.

Silence!

No, don't do this! Let me go!

Land ahoy!

They're welcoming us.

They think we brought the rain.

Ñaña means "bad man", "evil man".

The most pig-headed man I ever met.

You are sentenced to death for treason against the Spanish crown.

We're at the end of the world.

They'll attack us as soon as they can.

Magellan invited us to a mass.

It's a trap.

We're ready.

It's time to end to this madness and return home!

Yes!

It's started.

Ferdinand Magellan.

We have taken the Trinidad,

you're relieved of your command.

Looking for me?

Fire!

Omar!

BOUNDLESS

Get the names and ranks of all the mutineers.

He can't intend to hang them all?

They should fear him,

far more than hunger and cold.

Captain Juan de Cartagena.

Captain Gaspar de Quesada.

Father Pedro Sanchez de la Reina.

You have broken the most sacred oath of the sea.

You have risen up against your commander.

Rebellion is punishable by death.

So be it.

No, no!

Amen.

My God!

No, please!

My God, no!

I cannot execute a priest.

Nor the bastard son of Cardinal Fonseca.

But you will stay here.

- You want to abandon us? - That will be your punishment.

When the King hears about this,

you will be hanged for it, Magellan.

May the Lord have mercy on your souls.

Alvaro,

you command the San Antonio.

Let's go. Let's go!

All aboard!

You will burn in hell!

All men to the ship!

Let's go!

Hurry!

Come on, we don't have all day.

You heard the commander.

Come on, walk!

Sebastián.

You'd have done the same for me.

Juan.

Did you know that to build these ships

they choose trees from the northern part of the forest?

Because they're exposed to more wind

and more rain.

They are the strongest.

Like us.

When I was your age,

my father would take me to see them being felled.

And on Sundays, to Zarautz,

to the shipyards.

There was always a ship being built.

My mother would get very cross.

Instead of going to mass, I'd go see the boats with my father.

Juan, listen to me.

I promised my parents that I'd return.

And I will.

Yes.

So read us something.

Go on.

"The first angel sounded his trumpet.

And there came hail and fire

mixed with blood which was thrown unto Earth.

The second angel sounded his trumpet

and a huge mountain, burning with flames,

was thrown into the sea.

The third angel…"

Doesn't he have another book?

Sorry.

Oh, misery!

Day four hundred and thirty-six

since we left the port of Seville.

The echoes of the dramatic events

that occurred in the port of San Julián

are still resounding in our heads.

Commander Magellan is still heading south,

convinced that at any day now, we will find

the magic passage that will lead us to the southern seas

and the Spice Islands.

But the days go by and the channel is nowhere to be seen.

Even Magellan's most loyal followers

are beginning to doubt its existence.

Did you see that?

Yes.

Yes, but it's probably another river.

Let's find out.

Helmsman!

Change course!

Towards land!

Whales don't swim in rivers.

Saltwater.

Saltwater!

Saltwater!

Sandbanks!

Helmsman!

Helmsman, one point to port.

One point.

Come on, hurry!

Who the hell is steering?

Rocks!

Rocks port side!

Rocks!

Helm amidships!

Midships!

We must avoid the rock!

Sir! There's a storm approaching.

Prepare for a storm!

Rain is coming.

Shut the portholes!

Ferdinand.

This man isn't a helmsman.

Look at that.

No.

We will need Elcano.

Secure the cargo!

Secure the cargo.

Tie it down tight.

This cargo can't get wet.

My men first.

Come on! Hurry!

Elcano, to the wheel!

Out you come!

Go on.

Earn your freedom.

To your stations!

Juan!

To the forecastle!

Lower the mainsail! To your posts!

Drop the sails!

Secure the yard!

Now the sail!

Quick! Secure it!

- Juan! - Helmsman!

Reef port side!

We're turning starboard, reef the staysail!

You heard Elcano!

Two men to the staysail!

Ice floats starboard!

Harder to port!

Turn harder to port!

Set sails to tack starboard!

Come on helmsman, harder!

Harder to port!

Get ready!

That's how to sail!

Gypsy! Don't abandon me now!

The South Sea.

We have changed forever,

the way people see the world.

We did it.

We did it, Ferdinand!

We did it!

Praise the Lord!

I want a gun salute, gentlemen!

Yes!

Remember this, Juan.

Take it all in.

We made it!

The Victoria and the Concepcion.

And the San Antonio?

Four hundred and eighty-four days after setting out,

the expedition commanded by Captain Ferdinand Magellan

seeking a channel to the other great sea

has achieved its goal.

The passage exists.

We have crossed it.

The commander was right.

His discovery will go down in history

and his name will be engraved in history books.

He told me to go see the world and its wonders.

Vespucci.

Commander.

What will you call this new ocean?

Pacific.

Call it that.

The Pacific Ocean.

Maestro!

Write down our names carefully.

Let it be written down that we were the first.

It is written down.

We are the first.

The San Antonio must have taken a different course or something.

That's why they are late.

Probably.

Cheers, Commander.

Live long…

and prosper!

Commander.

Know that Elcano would never go against you.

What he did…

He did it to save my life.

He's a man of honor.

Like you.

If you wish to punish him,

I will suffer it for us both.

You have earned it!

Know that while we remain united and keep our faith…

we'll reach our goal.

Commander!

How far away are they, Commander?

The Spice Islands?

With this wind…

we'll spend Christmas collecting incense and cloves.

What'll you do with your share?

My share… what share?

We must get there first, load up and return safely to Spain.

- I can't see my share yet. - What'll you do?

Will you reclaim your ship?

No.

It's very old. I'll buy a new one.

THREE MONTHS LATER

Sir…

Two men on the Concepcion have died

and several others are sick.

They fell sick…

They fell sick only a few weeks ago.

Vasco de Gama wrote about this sickness.

He believed it came from foul air.

And in just two months…

Continue.

It took half his crew.

Air the crew quarters. Nobody is to drink stale water!

Commander…

stale water is all we have left.

The water and the food…

are on the Santiago.

We haven't seen her for a long time.

Godspeed and may the wind favor you.

Keep us from temptation

and deliver us from evil…

Amen.

We are lost.

No.

We are still on course.

You lie.

We've been drifting for weeks.

This sea is far bigger than anyone could ever have imagined.

But we're on course for the Indies.

So return to your post.

Soon, you'll have nobody left to command.

Elcano!

Sebastián!

Bring water!

He's been giving his food to the crew.

Bring him below.

Hold his head.

One, two, up.

Bring water.

In the year and a half that we've been sailing around the world,

I've sometimes thought that our commander was not a man of flesh and blood,

that nothing could hold him back.

But I now know that no man is capable of withstanding so many ups and downs

nor so much suffering.

I fear that if commander Magellan falls sick

and loses his mind,

we will all be lost.

The end of him will be the end of us.

Take heed.

I was brought up with no laws…

and my mother fed me with sin.

You who love the truth…

you taught me

the dark side of knowledge.

Come on, Captain.

You must be strong.

You taught me to read…

and to navigate…

and you gave me a cause to defend.

I want to go with you to the shipyards…

as you did with your father.

Elcano, please don't leave me alone.

Please.

My beautiful friend

If I see you no more

Your beautiful body Takes me on the path of death

Elcano.

Raise me up, Mother

Elcano.

When the sun rises

Adaptation: Katie Henfrey Subtitles: DUBBING BROTHERS