All language subtitles for Legionnaire.1998.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP.2.0.H.264-PiRaTeS

[eerie music]

[loud banging]

[moves into traditional drum music]

[moves into soft orchestra music]

[woman screaming excitedly]
[audience applauding]

[upbeat funky music]

- Maxim?

- Rene, would you like a drink?

- No, no, no let's have a talk.

You said midnight.

- Don't worry, he'll be here.

- My brother does not
like to be kept waiting.

It's disrespectful.

- I promise you, 10 minutes.

[bright music]

- That's all you get.

[bright music]

- Ladies.

- Alain, what the hell do
you think you're doing?

- Meeting you.

- That was supposed to be an hour ago.

Jesus, Alain, can't you
just for once help me out?

Why do you have to make
everything so difficult?

- Maxim, you love it.

- You don't get off the hook that easy,

especially after what I've been through

setting this up.

Galgani has sunk a lot
of cash into this deal.

We have an opportunity
to make some real money,

maybe even hold on to it for a change.

[audience applauds]

- Hey Julot, how's the glass jaw?

- Monsieur Galgani, this is Alain Lefevre.

- You are late.

- Better late than never.

- Who's this comedian?

I thought you managed a fighter.

- Excuse me, Mr. Lefevre,
I never do business

in the presence of the female gender.

- Ladies, let's go to the bar.

[bright music]

- Julot tells me you are
someone who can be trusted.

Please bear with my bluntness

if I get straight to the point.

- It's okay by me.

- The gates have been
good, you are a big draw.

I'll give you a shot at Julot

for twice your normal purse.

- Not bad.

- There is just one minor stipulation.

- Which is?

- You take a dive in the second round.

- I don't crash the canvas for anyone.

- You're over your head.

Don't push your luck.

- My brother, I love him dearly,

but he tends to jump the gun.

Let me help you comprehend the situation.

You fight for me or you never fight again.

Rene.

[bright music]

- Hey, Katrina.

[bright music]

- Lucien, you know I hate
keeping people waiting.

- Not now, Katrina, this is business.

- Either you come now
or I leave by myself.

[bright music]

- I think it would be a very wise decision

to accept my offer, Mr. Comedian.

You, come with me.

[bright music]

- [Man] So, what's your answer, Big Shot?

[bright music]

- I'll do it.

- What was that all about?
[woman groans]

How could you embarrass me like that?

So that was the Romeo who left
you standing at the altar,

that shallow two-bit clown.

Why did you do this to me,

especially after everything
I've done for you?

If it wasn't for me,

you'd still be just an immigrant

threading needles in that filthy shop.

You make me do these things that hurt you.

Please...

... don't do this to us.

You know I love you.

- Half before the fight, the rest after.

- Maxim, arrange it.

[bright music]

- Hey, Lucien, we have a deal.

- [Lucien] What made him change his mind?

- What can I tell you,

you're not the only Galgani
who's got the goods.

- [Lucien] It's a pity everyone

doesn't learn as quickly as you do.

[slow music]

- May I help you?

- No.

- Is it me or are you just stubborn?

- No, it's just that I
always take care of myself.

[bright music]

- You came, I knew you would.

- Really?

- Is that the way to
welcome an old friend?

- Friends, is that what we were?

- Katrina, I've changed.

I'm different now.

[bright music]

- Alain, what do you want?

- Did you forget about our dream,

going to America?
- Don't.

That dream is dead.

[bright music]

I've been sitting in my
room all day with your note

considering whether to see you or not.

[bright music]

When you didn't show up that day,

everything around me began to fall apart.

- Katrina, please, let me explain.

[bright music]

- This is not easy for me, Alain.

[bright music]

But I'm in trouble.

I've gotta get away from Lucien.

If I don't, I know he'll hurt me.

- [Alain] The ships to
America sail from Toulon.

We can catch the midnight train tonight.

[tense music]

- [Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen,

the main contest this evening is between,

in the blue corner,

weighing in at 88 and a
half kilo, Alain Lefevre.

And his opponent this evening,

in the red corner,

weighing in at 88 kilo, Julot Gaultier.

Thank you.

[tense music]

[spectators cheering]

- Where is Katrina?

- You know how she hates the fights.

She always comes late.

[dramatic music]

- Alain, Alain, let me through.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

- You've got it?
- In here.

- Great, in the pocket.

- What's this?

- I'll explain later.

[indistinct chatter]

- [Referee] I want a
clean fight, gentlemen.

No dirty tricks.

Let's go.
[Julot grunts]

Come out fighting on the bell.

- Round one.
[bell rings]

[spectators cheering]

[Alain groans]

Don't make it so easy.

- [Spectators] Julot, Julot, Julot.

[Julot groans]

[spectators cheering]

- The last time we fought champ,

I was paid to take a dive.

[spectators cheering]

[dramatic music]

- Go back to your corner.

One, two, three.

[dramatic music]

Six.

- Come on, get up, get up.

There's another round, get up.

[dramatic music]

[bell rings]

[spectators cheering]

- Okay, this is it.

This is the round.

All you gotta do is
make it look good, okay?

Alain, Alain, look at me.

Stay focused.

Just hit the canvas, you got it?

- You got it?

- I've got it.
- Good.

- Round two.
[bell rings]

- Think about the money.

[spectators cheering]

- Galgani owns your woman.

Now he owns you.

[spectators cheering]

Any last words, champ?

- I changed my mind.

[spectators cheering]

- No, no, no.

[spectators cheering]

You Killed us.

- Get them.

- I knew it.

- The knife.
- Okay, okay.

Too proud to lose a fight,

so we lose everything.

We're dead.

- Everything is arranged.

- Excuse me.

- Come on.

You and me and Katrina,

we're leaving for America tonight.

Tonight, America?

We'll be lucky to get out of here alive.

[dramatic music]

- You got the tickets?

- In the envelope, hey?

[dramatic music]

- Get in the car!
- Go, go!

Come on, let's go, go.

[dramatic music]

How about first class
tickets on an ocean liner?

- Great, a month vomiting over a railing.

- What are you complaining about?

We're finally going to America.

- What else do you want?

- What else do I want?

[dramatic music]

- Slow down, we lost them.

- I'm not taking any chances.

- Hey, give me the cross.

- What?

The cross?

[dramatic music]

- They're gone, trust me.

Maxim.

- Go back, Alain, go back.

- Maxim.

[gunshot]

[dramatic music]

I'm sorry.

[gunshot]

[dramatic music]

- Hold on.

- What's your hurry, champ?

[Alain groans]

Robert, tell Galgani we have him.

[dramatic music]

Hold him.

[dramatic music]

- There, there he is.

[dramatic music]

Rene.

Oh, no.

Nooo.

Get him.

Kill him.

[dramatic music]

- [Man] This way, I'm
sure he went this way.

Lefevre, you're a dead man.

[dramatic music]

- You'll never see him again.

If you try running away once more,

you're dead.

[dramatic music]

- So, you come with a mission?

Or you come by mistake?

Please, sit.

Sit.

Soissons, 1918.

Morocco, 1922.

So, how can we help you, Monsieur?

- I want to join the Legion.

- But of course, you have
come to the right place.

Name, please.

But understand one
thing, Monsieur Duchamp.

Once you sign, there is no backing out.

There are only three ways to
return to la Belle France.

One, fulfill your contract.

Two, disability.

And three,

in a box.

[dramatic music]

- Make room.

Out of the way.

Allé! Move you pigs.

- [Mackintosh] "From little
towns in a far land we came

to save our honour and a world aflame.

By little towns in far a land we sleep."

- Whooh, oh boy.

- [Mackintosh] "And trust
that world we won for you to keep."

[indistinct chatter]

- [Man] March.

One, two, one, two, one, two, one, two.

One, two, move those legs.

Sir.

Dismissed.

- Can I have a cigarette?

Grazie.

[coughs]

It's a very good cigarette.

Look at these men.

All these men who left their homes

so they can be heroes.

That is why I left.

Know why I want to be hero?

So I can marry my Anna.

She is my fiancée.

But don't tell no one.

It's a secret for you and me.

Between you and me, we're friends.

Anna's mother and father,
they don't like me.

They say I'm a bum.

But I will show them.

One day Guido will go home to town,

I will have medals on my chest,

maybe even a band playing.

Then they will say, "Guido
Rosetti is good for Anna".

Hey, want to see picture?

Look at that, Que Bella.

I am the luckiest man in the world.

[whistle blowing]

- Move.

Move.

Get into line.

Come on, come on, move.

Straighten your back.

You are men, not dogs.

You, get into line, tighten it up.

- I thought I left this
crap back in the states.

- Where do you think you are, negro?

You only speak when you're
spoken to, understand?

- Yes, sir.

- Come on.

- I understands all too well.

- [Commander] Keep quiet.

- What the hell you looking at?

- [Commander] I said keep quiet.

Eyes front, arms at your side.

[dramatic music]

[footsteps approaching]

- A Rif tribesman can
gallop like the wind,

decapitate a man's head

and without stopping,

impale it on the tip of his sword

like an olive on a toothpick.

They exist solely for the
honour of dying in battle.

Abd-El Krim, their leader,
very cunning, very clever

has unified the Berber tribes

into one fighting force,

the like of which you have never seen.

With such dreams they have wiped out

over 15,000 troops.

Are you going to Kill
some camel humpers, boy?

- Yes, Sergeant Schiff.

I'd like to kill thousands.

- Thousands?

If you kill one it will be a miracle.

They say God made man in his own image.

He must have been drunk when He made you.

- Yes, Sergeant Schiff.

And what brings your lordship

to this cesspool of humanity?

- Sergeant Schiff, I believe it's

the Legionnaire's prerogative

to withhold those particulars.

- Don't spit your
prerogatives at me, English.

Your prerogative is to
listen, learn and obey.

I will break you, then remake you.

You will all become Legionnaires

or you will surely die.

Do you comprehend my words?

I see that you don't.

There is a fog over your eyes

in which you can see
only your own arrogance.

But they will clear.

[dramatic music]

You will all love the Legion

with one body,

with one heart and with one soul.

- You will be Legionnaires, cut away.

You, take that hat off now.

You, chop this negro's hair.

Come on, hurry.

Cut it off, we don't have all day.

- Keep straight.

- Great.

- [Commander] Line up ladies,
it's time for your bidet.

[water splashing]

You smell like camel shit.

- They feed better slop
to the pigs back home.

- Better get used to it.

[indistinct chatter]

- [German] Danke Shon.

[laughs]

- Hey, enough.

That's enough, sit down.

Sit down.

- [Man] Hey.

- You don't want to push
that jackass too far.

You're not exactly his favorite.

- I know what it's like to be an underdog.

- Who doesn't?

- What the hell do you know, white boy.

Shit.

[bright music]

- Friend, have you got cigarette?

Have I shown you photo of my Anna?

[bright music]

- Sorry about what happened earlier.

I just ain't used to
being treated as human.

- That's okay.

- You don't know what it's like

for us back in the states.

Them white folks is crazy.

Always some white gal blaming rape

on an innocent black man.

- You?

- Not that time.

I was fingered for committing murder.

You ever been accused of
something you never did?

- Yeah.

- The old folks used to talk about Africa.

Sounded like a place I could get a shot

at being a man.

Hitch, this hitch was my quickest route.

Figured after five years,

I'd have me some money,

keep heading down south chasing my dream.

The only thing that keeps a man living.

Got to have a dream.

- I think this wins, gentlemen.

- Shit.

- Oh, don't get upset, it's only a game.

- Hey, come, join us
for a couple of hands.

- No, no, thank you.

- Are you insulting me boy?

- No, I do not know how to play.

- No, I'm the one who's going to play.

You lend me some money
and we split it 50, 50.

- I have no money.

- Don't make me look for it boy.

- Maybe tomorrow.

- I don't want to fight you.

- Ja? Well, I do.

[people cheering]

- What's wrong with you?

I don't want to fight.

[groans]

- Let him go.

- Who asked you?

- I said let him go.

[indistinct chatter]

- Easy!

[people cheering]

One English pound, gentleman, says the
Frenchman will win

- [Man] Any denomination. Deutschmarks, Lira...

[people cheering]

Thank you, gentlemen.

Anyone, any more?

[indistinct chatter]

Let's keep it sporting, shall we?

Well done.

Gentlemen, I'm so sorry.

- That was the best roughhouse I've seen

this side of the war there.

Name's Mackintosh.

- Alain.
- Alain?

- Alain Duchamp.

- This business with the elbow.

[dramatic music]

- Get out of your beds,
you filthy bastards,

You can shit, you can shave,

but you must move.

Get out.

Pee in your pants if
you need to, but move.

Get out you scum.

Move. Allé, Vite, vite vite!

Come on, you'll never
overcome the Rif at that pace.

[marching songs]

Sit down and rest.

Fantastic.

Some of you are making a
reasonable impersonation

of being men.

And since I'm in a particularly good mood,

I'm going to offer you a treat.

Rocks.

Yes, rocks.

Come on, move.

Lift your legs up.

In line you dog.

Get your legs up.

Leave him, he can fend for himself.

This is the Legion,

you march or you die.

- What is it?

What is this march or die?

- Precisely that.

Loyalty is a virtue.

But in the desert nothing
interferes with survival.

You cut your losses

and you move on.

[marching song]

[gunshots]

- Stay with me.

Come on, keep your elbows going.

[gunshots blazing]

It's over before you know it.

Guido move.

Come on Guido, move.

[gunshots blazing]

[bright music]

[gunshots]
[bright music]

- You two, come with me.

At least you look the part.

[gunshots]

These men are from the
International News Association.

Your ugly mugs will be
seen all over the world.

Do us proud.

- Sir, I would like to be excused.

- You will uphold the honour of the Legion.

[gunshots blazing]

[bright music]

- [Commander] Mama is not
here to do it for you.

- Hey Mac, pass the soap?

- First thing the Colonel taught me.

Always carry a bar of soap.

Never rely on the military
for personal needs.

And you certainly musn't expect

this kind of luxury in the Legion.

Use it sparingly, will you?

- See now.

That ain't how you do it.
Take this soap,

Throw it down, lather it up real good.

- No, no, no, no, your wasting it.

All you need to do is just
a few short firm strokes.

- No, no, it's in the dunking.

Anna always say you dunk.

My dear fellow, dunk it, dunk it.

[indistinct chatter]

- Stop, stop.

I get it, I get it.

- All right, all right, you got it.

- Do mine too?

- Who's Anna?

- I don't tell you about Anna?

- No.

- Let me tell you about

the most beautiful angel in the world.

- Oh, she's lovely.

Is she a relation of you?

- No, she's my fiancée.
- No.

[indistinct chatter]

- [Man] It's amazing, this is crazier than

Bourbon street in New Orleans.

- Legionnaire, come with me?

- Alright, show me the door.

- Hey, what is this place?

- We really should go to
a European establishment.

[indistinct chatter]

- This is the place.

If you all don't like the
merchandise, don't buy it.

But this store is alright by me.

- Two seconds, my friends
they need me very much.

- Come on girl.

- Desertion of one's comrades

in the face of the enemy is punishable

by firing squad if I'm not mistaken.

[bright music]

Not tonight my dear.

- What's wrong?

You don't like girls?

- Of course not, I'm British.

- Later, yes, Later.

- How much?

- Twenty.

- For both of us?

- This is not such a good idea.

You don't understand.

My Anna, she may not like this.

- Just think of it as
training for your honeymoon.

- Training?

- Like hitting the bullseye.

- Practice makes perfect.

- Okay, okay, I'll do it.

- Yes, come on now.

[speaks in foreign language]

- Scotts' guards.

We marched into Damascus
with General Allenby.

We freed Arabia from the Turks.

So, I picked up a few
phrases down the years.

Most of them are pretty useless

outside of brothels, frankly.

[bright music]

[sings in foreign language]

- Every Saturday night,

we sneak out to be together.

We spend hours just walking and talking

and sometimes, only sometimes,

after a glass of wine, we even kiss.

[sings in foreign language]

- What about a drink?

- Honour was my lot.

My father, the Colonel, drummed it into me

from the time I was a boy.

He was my hero.

But I never quite managed to live up

to the standard that he set.

It always struck me as
rather odd that a man

can be glorified for pillage and murder,

but ostracized for dish on our.

That is something I
wouldn't wish on anyone.

- Is that why you left the military?

- Dishonourably discharged, to be precise.

- What was the problem?

- I like to gamble, Alain.

I can't help myself.

It's the devil and it's
the love of my life.

And there's nothing else...

Well, nothing else will do.

And the higher the stakes,

the more I like it.

Of course, it doesn't
really become a problem

until I lose.

Then I have to do sordid things like

write bad cheques.

They stripped me of my
command in front of my men.

Some of them had been with
me for nearly 15 years.

But that was the easy part.

Seeing the disappointment
in the old man's eyes,

it's the wound that doesn't heal.

[emotional music]

- I know the feeling.

And the first time I saw
it in Katrina's eyes.

[emotional music]

- [Man] What went wrong?

- When I first met her
I thought I changed.

We had a dream.

Get married, go to America.

But I couldn't do it.

- You ran.

Well, we've all run old man

that's why we're here, isn't it?

[emotional music]

- [Alain] I have to find her.

- Listen, when we're through with this stint,

I'll help you to find her, your Katrina.

[emotional music]

You have my word.

[emotional music]

- Thanks.

- But why me?

- My brother was murdered.

You were the one who suggested Lefevre

in the first place.

I hold you just as responsible.

- That's crazy.

Who knows when that photograph was taken?

The guy could be anywhere.

- I don't give a damn what it takes.

I want that bastard dead.

Viktor will be along to watch your back.

- Set your guard to boot.

I'm Captain Charlier,

your new commanding officer.

We are being sent to Fort Bernelle,

the last French stronghold between us

and Abd-El Krim.

This self-proclaimed Arab leader

has taken his forces deep
into French territory

destroying nine of our outposts.

The Legionnaires defending these positions

were all brutally slaughtered

and those who did not die immediately,

were tortured in a despicable manner.

We leave at dawn.

Sergeant Schiff.

- A word of advice.

I suggest that you keep one
last bullet in your pocket

not for your enemy, but for yourselves.

[gates open]

[dramatic music]

- Hey Alain, how far
you think this Fort is?

- I don't know, Guido.

- What do you think, Mac?

- About a mile closer than
the last time you asked.

[dramatic music]

- I have a bad feeling in the stomach.

- It's hunger.

- Don't joke with me.

I don't think I'm gonna make it.

- What are you saying?

You're gonna make it.

- I'm not so sure.

- Look, the fort is not so far.

Just keep your mind on
getting there, okay?

- Will you promise me if I don't make it

you will tell my Anna.

Promise me.

- I promise, I will tell your Anna.

But you gonna make it.

- Yeah.
- Okay.

- You're gonna make it.
- Yeah, good.

[bright music]

- Guido, we've only been
marching three days.

Who knows how long we got.

Out here your whole
life is in this bottle.

Every drop is precious.

- So, when you do drink, do so wisely.

- [Commander] Quiet.

[bright music]

- Come on, move.

Let's go.

- Guido, you should have told us.

- I'm a Legionnaire.

Legionnaires march or die.

- Don't buy in to that Legionnaire crap.

It don't mean nothing out here.

It's about surviving,
all we got is each other.

- I'm not a baby.

- Luther is right.

Give him your foot lad.

We won't think any less of you.

This has nothing to do with your manhood.

If we stick together
we'll make it back home.

Listen, you'll make it, trust me.

- One big empty country.

- Big it is, but I promise
you empty it is not.

They're out there waiting, watching,

planning on when

and how they're going to kill us.

We're the intruders, Luther.

It's their country.

And every man, woman and child

will give up their lives
before they give it up to us.

[bright music]

- Guido, don't let it get to you.

Come on.

[bright music]

- [Commander] Stay in line, move it.

[dramatic music]

- Guido.
- Leave him alone.

- Get up.

- I no can go on.

- Come on Guido, get up.

- I no can go on.

- Get back.

Back!

Back in line.

- Get up.
- On your feet.

- He needs some time to rest, he's weak.

- The man is mentally weak.

Physical weakness is nothing

that a night's sleep can't cure.

This man is incurable.

- You always tell us
the Legion is a family.

- Don't tell me about the Legion.

Now, leave him.

- No, I left a friend to die once before.

- Then carry your friend.

Give him your water.

Give him your blood for all I care.

But I will not sap the strength

of sixty men to save two.

Corporal.

Pick up those rifles.

On the march, move.

Let's go.

March.
- He's finished.

- March.

- We'll never make it, leave me.

- We've got this far.

We'll make it, we will.

- [Commander] Move it.

[bright music]

- Water, water.

[bright music]

- This is a bloody circus.

Someone's gotta talk some
sense into these idiots.

- Shit.

- Sir, with the greatest possible respect,

might I suggest sentries
on the high ground?

At the moment we're nothing more

than a flock of sitting ducks.

- The military expert.

- He is right, Sergeant Schiff.

See to it.

- Very well, English.

Unpack the heavy machine gun.

Take it to your high ground.

By the way, you and your comrade

will be the last to drink water.

- Thanks, Mac.

I don't mind drinking mud
for the next couple days.

- Better mud than blood my friend.

[bright music]

We can cover most of the ground from here.

[bright music]

- Take cover.
- Take cover.

Get down, take cover.

Down, down, down, return fire.

[gunshots blazing]

- You're safe here.

Keep down.

- I want to fight.

- Just stay here, Guido.

[gunshots blazing]

- [Man] Sergeant, get your
men behind those rocks.

- [Man] Luther, behind you.

[gunshots blazing]

What the hell is going on?
They're all over us!

The ammo, they're after the ammo!

- Guido.

[gunshots blazing]

[bright music]

- It's over.

[bright music]

- Just beginning.

[bright music]

- At least he died a Legionnaire.

- Yes, he proved himself a Legionnaire.

And so did 19 other brave Legionnaires

who died for us today.

So, when I give an order it's not because

I like the sound of my own voice,

I do it for the benefit
of the whole company,

not just the individual.

I hope at last you understand that.

Corporal Metz, move out.

[bright music]

- I was expecting a full company.

Where's your commanding officer?

- Lost in an ambush.

- Along with the ammo and supplies

so it seems.
- Come on.

This way.

- Deserters?

- Insubordination.

- Put them on work detail, immediately.

[indistinct]

- [Commander] Pick up
your tools and move out.

- You did all you could for Guido.

You gave him a second chance.

- And what did Guido do with it?

- He saved Steinkampf.

[groans]

- Insubordination my ass.

What kind of crazy army is this anyway?

- A French one.

- Yeah, we saved their asses

and they punish us for it.

I should have shot that
fool when I had the chance.

- With your aim?

- What are you complaining about?

- At least we've got water.

- Yes, and without mud.

Steinkampf must be getting
a soft spot for us.

- Get back to work, now.

Move.

[bright music]

- Come on, gang of vagrants, keep working.

[bright music]

- How fortunate for us.

At least this Platoon
got through the Rifs.

- [Commander] Have them
unload the supplies.

You three, unpack the ammo.

- What there is of it.

[donkey brays]

[laughs]

- So, you don't always win, English.

- Mind if I join you?

It's good to see an old face

even as ugly as yours.

- Still the comedian.

- We've been close, but never introduced.

- Screw you.

I would like to introduce you to Julot

and Screw you.

- Laugh while you still can.

- Until today I thought

I was the biggest idiot on earth.

But you guys?

- You want to know what happened

to your little bitch?

- I want to thank you

because when I joined the Foreign Legion,

I didn't care if I lived or died.

Now that you're here,

I think that I'll stick around.

- [Commander] Section, guard to boot.

- Starting today we'll be sending

out reconnaissance
patrols on a daily basis.

Sergeant Schiff.

- The following Legionnaires
will step forward

for today's patrol.

Bruner.

Desparbes.

Duchamp.

Ehrhardt.

Glock.

Junger.

Klems.

Mackintosh.

Legionnaires, dismissed.

[bright music]

- [Commander] Halt.

You, come with me.

[tense music]

- Mac?

- The rifle, Alain.

Sorry old chap,

but this appears to be my second chance.

- Why?

- Money.

- What happened about
looking after your friends?

- My father paid off all my debts.

It left him penniless

The disgrace nearly killed him.

Now, I have a chance to
make my peace with him.

- Are you the one who
gets to pull the trigger?

- I deliver you.

I lead them out of the desert.

- You took the word of Galgani?

And these two?

- He gets half the money now.

Monster Galgani will honour the rest.

- Honour?

[gunshot]

- Julot, my rifle.

[gunshots blazing]

- Go, I will cover you.

Go.
- Come on.

[dramatic music]

- [Man] Don't look back.

[dramatic music]

- I can't always be around

to save your asses, friends?

What's wrong with Mac?

What the hell's wrong with you?

[bright music]

- [Katrina] Wear this

so you know I'm always with you.

[emotional music]

[gunshots]

[indistinct chatter]

[dramatic music]

- Make every bullet count.

[bright music]

- Guess we didn't do such a good job

on the barbed wire.

[dramatic music]

- They don't stand a chance against us.

- Don't underestimate them.

- Or anyone else.

[gunshots blazing]

- Mac, Mac.
- Damn it.

- Mac.

Alain, come on.

Come on, man.

[gunshots blaring]

[bombs exploding]

[men screaming victoriously]

- We didn't do too bad.

- We'll finish the job in the morning.

We have no ammunition.

[dramatic music]

- How are you doing, English?

- I think I'll pull through, Sir.

- What rank were you in your British Army?

- Julot, Major of Infantry.

- Well, as of now you're
a Sergeant of the Legion.

Sergeant, be spare with compliments.

But the men have done well.

Would you tell them that?

- Perhaps they would like
to hear it from you, Sir.

- I expect they would.

- Major of the Infantry.

It fits him like a brand new suit.

- It's what's inside a man that counts.

- I feel a lot better now
he's running the show.

Hell, he probably already
figured a way out of here.

Hey, Major Mac.

- We need to talk now.

Without ammo we won't last another day.

Between two of the Rif encampments

there's some open ground.

Our only hope is to get a message through

to Fort Corbiere to send reinforcements.

- Let me guess.

We're the volunteers.

- No, the private here,

he can pass as a native.

[bright music]

- It's suicide.

- Luther, if I could go with you I would.

[bright music]

- Then I'm going with him.

- No, he goes alone.

[bright music]

- Came out here to find a life,

but I realize I've been
looking in the wrong place.

It ain't out here.

It's in here.

It's like you said, we
all brothers out here,

whether we like it or not.

So, whatever Mac's done, let it go.

When the time comes,

he'll be there for you.

One for the pocket.

Why don't you hold on to this for me?

- No.

- Come on, I can't chance
losing it out there.

Play a tune.

[speaks in foreign language]

- Good luck.

- I don't need it.

[bright music]

This is the part I never
had the stomach for.

Sending them out there when you know

damn well what their chances are.

[dramatic music]

- Is she alive?

[dramatic music]

We're gonna die here today.

[bright music]

[bright music]
[indistinct chatter]

- No, no.

[men cheering]

[dramatic music]

Make it quick, brother.

[dramatic music]

[gunshot]

[bomb explodes]

[bomb explodes]

[bomb explodes]

- [Commander] Hold your fire.

[bomb explodes]

[bomb explodes]

- [Soldier] Look, they're on all sides.

[bomb explodes]

- Move, move, come on.

[men shouting indistinctly]

- Hold your fire.

Wait until they're in range.

[dramatic music]

Fire.

[gunshots blazing]

- Protect the gate.

[gunshots blazing]

- Julot, come on.

[gunshots blazing]

Let's go.

- If I were a gambling man,

I'd have my money on the Rifs.

[gunshots blazing]

- Alain, I was never paid to take a dive.

[gunshots blazing from a distance]

[indistinct shouting]

[gunshots blazing]

[dramatic music]

[indistinct shouting]

[dramatic music]

Just tell me,

is she safe?

- You'll never know.

[gunshot]

- What he forgot to say

is that she ran away from Galgani.

Went to America.

Something about a dream.

Couldn't let it happen that way old man.

[dramatic music]

They'll be back again soon.

[dramatic music]

Listen, if by some miracle

you get out of this,

would you do me a favour?

Give a kiss to your
Katrina for me, will you?

[dramatic music]

[gunshot]

- [Mackintosh] From little
towns in a far land we came

to save our honour and a world aflame.

By little towns in a far land we sleep.

And trust that world we won

for you to keep.

[indistinct shouting]

[dramatic music]

- For centuries, my people
have roamed across this land.

It has always been our home.

In our culture,

a man who has courage is valued above all.

For this reason I will allow you to live.

Take a message to your leader.

This is what awaits them

if they continue invading our country.

[dramatic music]

[speaks in foreign language]

[indistinct shouting]

[dramatic music]

[bright music]

[sings in foreign language]