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00:00:00The End

00:00:30The End

00:01:00The End

00:01:30Ramon

00:01:30I've been looking all over New York for you

00:01:34Get in

00:01:35You can't get away with that money, Ramon

00:01:39Paulino wants to see you in Havana

00:01:41Get in

00:01:44All right, stand back

00:02:09Victim's name, Romain Santes

00:02:18He had it tattooed on his chest

00:02:19Victim's address unknown

00:02:20This stuff was found in his pocket

00:02:23What good's half a thousand dollar bill to anybody

00:02:30No good without the other half

00:02:33We really drew a blank on this guy

00:02:35Wait a minute

00:02:36These are giving away free in airlines and so are these

00:02:40Looks like we better start checking flights

00:02:43Thanks, Doc

00:02:45Morning, miss

00:02:52Good morning

00:02:53May tell me you recognize the man in this picture

00:02:55Yes, I remember him

00:02:57Flight 30 yesterday morning

00:02:58Yesterday morning?

00:02:59Yes, nonstop to New York for Miami

00:03:01Did you notice anything unusual about this man's behavior?

00:03:04Well, he was looking sort of greeny

00:03:07So I gave him the inhaler and some gum and

00:03:09Anything else?

00:03:10No

00:03:11Miami, huh?

00:03:13All right, thank you very much

00:03:15Bye

00:03:15Goodbye

00:03:16Well, your man recently walked through a field of ripe sugar cane

00:03:22We found traces of it in his shoes and in the cuffs of his trousers

00:03:25Sugar cane, not in New York

00:03:27Not in Miami either

00:03:28This red clay we found in his shoes is typical of Cuba

00:03:31Miami and Cuba?

00:03:34Well, this is a job for the immigration boys

00:03:35Passes from flight 26 for Miami

00:03:43Now arriving at game 5

00:03:45Lieutenant Lanahan?

00:03:47Yeah

00:03:48I'm Chief Patrol Inspector Westlake

00:03:50Hi

00:03:50Got something for me?

00:03:51I have a picture of a dead man

00:03:53Half thousand dollar bills

00:03:54Some chewing gum and inhaler

00:03:55And a lot of questions

00:03:56It's quite a haul

00:03:57Come on

00:03:57I have a picture of a dead man

00:04:26We will prepare a dossier on Sanctes for you, but you will find only one item of interest.

00:04:49Since I'm starting from scratch, one would be a help.

00:04:52Sanctes was associated with a man named Palino, owner of the Gulfstream Cafe.

00:04:55Our information on Senor Palinoff's activities will be included in the dossier.

00:04:59In appearance, this Palinoff is...

00:05:01Senor, he is charming.

00:05:03He is refined, considerate.

00:05:05However, I am certain he is not so considerate toward the laws of the United States.

00:05:08Particularly those relating to the smuggling in of aliens?

00:05:10Well, see, five or six aliens make an appearance at his cafe every week or two.

00:05:15They are to be found sipping drinks at a table.

00:05:19Then suddenly, poof, they disappear.

00:05:21And the next week, a new group.

00:05:23Well, that's for me.

00:05:23I'll try to do as much for you sometime, lieutenant.

00:05:27That we will offer any assistance goes without saying.

00:05:29I regret we are unable to arrest him for you, but we, like you, we have no laws preventing aliens being taken out of the country.

00:05:35I understand.

00:05:36Thank you very much.

00:05:36Assure them.

00:05:40Senor, a word of caution.

00:05:42Palinoff is also arrogant and clever.

00:05:44He has spotted every man we have assigned to his cafe.

00:05:47I don't intend to walk in and wait for him to spot me.

00:05:49I want an invitation.

00:05:49I'm going to let Senor Palinoff come after me.

00:05:53I want an invitation.

00:05:57If it's not an invitation.

00:06:00There are no mandates coming after me.

00:06:02Shh.

00:06:03Shh.

00:06:04Shh.

00:06:05Shh.

00:06:06Shh.

00:06:06Carla.

00:06:06Oh, very good news in your face, but tell me the same.

00:06:16Not in Italian.

00:06:17We talk American just like all us Americans.

00:06:19Oh, I'm sorry.

00:06:21I'm sorry.

00:06:22I'm sorry.

00:06:23I'm sorry.

00:06:25This makes five since noon.

00:06:27Today, nobody will be refused.

00:06:31Mariana Loras.

00:06:36Here you can see everything.

00:06:43They come in their finery, trying to cling to their dignity.

00:06:47Trying to hide the desperation they feel.

00:06:50You will not keep me out of the United States.

00:06:52We're not here to keep you out.

00:06:53We're glad to admit you if you're eligible.

00:06:55I am eligible.

00:06:56Just fill in those forms.

00:06:57Your new application will be dated as of today.

00:06:59Application?

00:07:00How long I have to wait this time?

00:07:01Hungarian quota about three years.

00:07:03Three years?

00:07:04I don't wait three years.

00:07:06Let them wait three years, not me.

00:07:16The spell is broken.

00:07:18Now nobody will be admitted today.

00:07:34There is no other name.

00:07:36You are number two years.

00:07:37Now you will go to the book.

00:07:38Believe me.

00:07:39There is no other name.

00:07:41The spell is broken.

00:07:42There is no other name.

00:07:43If he hits you, I will be known.

00:07:44Now you will need them.

00:07:45You'll be there.

00:07:46I will choose to quit.

00:07:47Here is the note of time.

00:07:48This is in the book that I am the last,

00:07:49the man who will be visited.

00:07:50You will be asleep.

00:07:51The land is free,

00:07:52the man who will be here.

00:07:53To get you.

00:07:54That was very important.

00:07:55There is no other name.

00:07:56Now you should remember.

00:07:57The country,

00:07:58the place is empty.

00:07:59To get you,

00:08:00to find you and you,

00:08:31Oh, monsieur, excuse me.

00:08:49I, too, have just come from the embassy.

00:08:51So?

00:08:52So many so foolish laws.

00:08:54So many fasts.

00:08:55I overheard upstairs.

00:08:57I view your problems in great sympathy.

00:08:59Save your sympathy.

00:08:59Oh, well.

00:09:00Oh, allow me, monsieur.

00:09:12Would you do me the honor of having a drink with me?

00:09:16You pay.

00:09:17I drink.

00:09:18I drink.

00:09:35Oiga.

00:09:35Oiga, señores.

00:09:36Un retrato.

00:09:37Solamente de un peso.

00:09:38Solamente de un peso.

00:09:39Nada más.

00:09:40De un peso.

00:09:41Good, Umba.

00:09:47You will like what's offered here.

00:09:54Tokaya.

00:09:55The usual.

00:09:56Yes, I know how a man like yourself must resent those idiotic regulations of the United States.

00:10:03Resent them? I spit on them.

00:10:06Who are you?

00:10:07I am Halinov.

00:10:09And this is my humble home, my business, my hobby.

00:10:12I don't think much of it.

00:10:14I am Joseph Gombos.

00:10:16Hungarian?

00:10:18Formally.

00:10:19I am a Buddhist.

00:10:21I am a Buddhist.

00:10:23I am a Buddhist.

00:10:25I am a Buddhist.

00:10:27Are you two a Hungarian?

00:10:29Only when the occasion demands.

00:10:31I am a Levantine.

00:10:33Oh.

00:10:35I was brought to your establishment by...

00:10:40He was going to pay on the house.

00:10:43I could hardly ask a new friend to wash glasses to pay for his drink.

00:10:47You are insulting.

00:10:49Oh, I was joking.

00:10:51Put it away.

00:10:53I heard you speak of the laws governing immigration into the United States.

00:10:56You overheard.

00:10:58One overhears a more interesting thing.

00:11:00I will have another of the same.

00:11:02On the house.

00:11:03You were saying?

00:11:05One would think I had enough to do running the Gulf Stream Cafe.

00:11:08But no.

00:11:10I had to be plagued with a soft heart.

00:11:12It's hardly noticeable.

00:11:13Well, I hear of people who want to enter the United States.

00:11:16I am moved.

00:11:18What do you do?

00:11:19What can I do?

00:11:20Occasionally,

00:11:22I put someone in touch with a man who might help him.

00:11:25I would pay.

00:11:26I wouldn't dream of it.

00:11:27Any price.

00:11:28Within the reason.

00:11:29For you or anybody else.

00:11:40Wait.

00:11:41Miss Loris.

00:11:42I understand the embassy couldn't help you.

00:11:56Will you help me?

00:11:57How anxious are you to go?

00:11:58Very.

00:11:59Or I wouldn't have come back.

00:12:00I try not to get sentimental.

00:12:01I run a business.

00:12:02The fee for my services is $1,000.

00:12:03Payable in advance.

00:12:04I haven't the money.

00:12:05As I say, I try not to get sentimental.

00:12:06But sometimes...

00:12:07If I had $1,000, you wouldn't expect all of it here.

00:12:08It would be torn in half to ensure good faith.

00:12:09Good faith on both sides.

00:12:10You said you'd take me to Charleston, South Carolina.

00:12:11When I get there, I may be able to pay you.

00:12:13Trusting a woman as beautiful as yourself is very sentimental.

00:12:16How can I be sure of you in Charleston?

00:12:18I'll be sure of you in Charleston.

00:12:19How can I be sure of you in Charleston?

00:12:20How can I be sure of you in Charleston?

00:12:21How can I be sure of you in Charleston?

00:12:22Good faith?

00:12:23Good faith on both sides.

00:12:24You said you'd take me to Charleston, South Carolina.

00:12:27When I get there, I may be able to pay you.

00:12:30Trusting a woman as beautiful as yourself is very sentimental.

00:12:35How can I be sure of you in Charleston?

00:12:40Good faith.

00:12:42In view of the circumstances,

00:12:44the arrangements will take less time than I anticipated.

00:12:48Nothing has changed.

00:12:49The same in Havana as it is in Paris.

00:12:51Or Vienna.

00:12:55Allow me.

00:13:07If you'll be good enough to wait.

00:13:21I'm dead.

00:13:23I was hit by a taxi.

00:13:25I couldn't get the half bill.

00:13:28The police, I tried, but...

00:13:30But we may be visiting.

00:13:31New York cops.

00:13:32How are they going to figure out Havana connection?

00:13:34Don't underestimate.

00:13:35We all leave tracks to our past.

00:13:37Not me.

00:13:38Questions might be asked.

00:13:40Would I have to tell the truth when I answered?

00:13:42Again, you underestimate.

00:13:44A shrewd man never asks questions

00:13:46until he has gathered enough information

00:13:48to be able to distinguish between lies and truth.

00:13:50There's a Mr. Gombosch in the cafe.

00:13:55There is no reason to assume that he is anything more than he claims to be.

00:14:00I think, however, something more than a routine check is indicated.

00:14:04This place is like a morgue.

00:14:13I am Joseph Gombosch.

00:14:16Before this gloom descends upon my soul too,

00:14:18I offer to buy everyone a drink personally.

00:14:20At least to enliven the atmosphere.

00:14:30And to loosen tongues in intelligent conversation.

00:14:37No, thank you, senor.

00:14:43I withdraw my offer.

00:14:50Another glass gloomy one.

00:14:52In it is the best company to be found in this place.

00:15:03I never inquired.

00:15:05You are not by chance Hungarian.

00:15:07Viennese.

00:15:08No matter.

00:15:09As a favor to me.

00:15:10Don't be surprised at anything I say.

00:15:14Gombosch.

00:15:15Mr. Joseph Gombosch.

00:15:20Miss Marian Loris.

00:15:26I thought since you were both Hungarians in Havana,

00:15:28you might be lonesome.

00:15:29You are Hungarian?

00:15:31My dear friend,

00:15:32you mean to say you didn't recognize the name?

00:15:34Loris?

00:15:35Mayor of Budapest.

00:15:36One of the most famous men in all Hungary.

00:15:37Oh, that Loris.

00:15:38Of course.

00:15:39If not the most famous,

00:15:40at least the most infamous.

00:15:41What a charming scoundrel he was.

00:15:43Miss Loris here is his niece.

00:15:45The rumors around Budapest,

00:15:46about him,

00:15:47and the parties.

00:15:48Nowhere have there been such buckets,

00:15:49such orgies of the gourmet.

00:15:51Do you remember the story about the visiting princess?

00:15:53I can't say that I do.

00:15:54This you must hear.

00:15:56You will forgive me, Miss Loris.

00:15:58This I must tell senor Polinov in private.

00:16:03I waste my time telling a smart man like yourself,

00:16:06but never trust a beautiful woman.

00:16:07I trust everyone.

00:16:08As you wish,

00:16:09but she lied to you.

00:16:10Are you sure?

00:16:11Of course, I'm sure.

00:16:12There was never a mayor Loris in Budapest.

00:16:14Good day, Miss Loris.

00:16:16ого

00:16:18...

00:16:19...

00:16:21...

00:16:22...

00:16:26...

00:16:30l

00:16:31l

00:16:36He says that you deliver and knock down his food, is that right?

00:16:56Nothing of the sort. The man is insane. He's a fool.

00:17:06Stupid fool.

00:17:08He has to pay!

00:17:10Just a moment.

00:17:12Well, he's going to pay for that.

00:17:14I need to pay for that.

00:17:22Oh, guys, what are you thinking?

00:17:24I'm going to be here waiting for him to pay for me.

00:17:27I need my money. Call him.

00:17:29Why don't you do anything?

00:17:31But who will pay for all this?

00:17:33The gentleman was not familiar with the Cuban people.

00:17:35He's not familiar with the Cuban laws. He will pay you for the damage.

00:17:37I don't sell nothing by the best fruit, senor.

00:17:39And all that will ruin it.

00:17:40Will this take care of it?

00:17:45An expensive method, senor, to get rid of a pursuer.

00:17:48Well, I didn't think it was a good idea for him to see me walk into the police station

00:17:51or to know that I was trying to shake him.

00:17:53I made a good contact with Polinov, but I can't count on that alone.

00:17:57Well, no. You people have an expression.

00:17:59A cat can be skinned nine different ways.

00:18:01That's right, but I've got to have a lead to this bunch of immigrants.

00:18:04He's going to smuggle in.

00:18:06That thought, it occurred to us too.

00:18:12They might have objected to having their pictures taken.

00:18:18You may wish to send these on to the United States, senor.

00:18:21It will make identification easier should they enter your country.

00:18:24You've been a great help, lieutenant.

00:18:30I think I've got myself a lead.

00:18:42Good evening.

00:18:43Good evening.

00:18:44Is Miss Loris in?

00:18:45If she is, she must have squeezed through the keyhole.

00:18:47But I wish to see her.

00:18:48Maybe if she had distinguished coddles like you, she would not have been locked out.

00:18:52You see, no money, no room.

00:18:54You know where she went?

00:18:55I tried the street of the cafes.

00:18:57Go fast, go fast.

00:18:59A beautiful girl don't remain alone very long in Havana.

00:19:05For me?

00:19:06I'll see you.

00:19:07Oh, thank you very much.

00:19:08That's very nice.

00:19:10Sort like it's cute.

00:19:11He got cake.

00:19:12I love you.

00:19:13Oh, thank you very much.

00:19:33See you next time.

00:19:35Bye.

00:19:37Simón, Simón.

00:20:07Simón, Simón.

00:20:37Simón, Simón.

00:21:07Simón, Simón.

00:21:37Simón, Simón.

00:22:07Simón, Simón.

00:22:38What foolishness is this?

00:22:39You'll step aside, please.

00:22:40Police, I will take care of this.

00:22:42It would serve you right if I were to step aside.

00:22:44Lucky for you, I have a forgiving nature.

00:22:46Come, I will take you home.

00:22:47Well, the police may object.

00:22:48Why?

00:22:49I have said I forgive you.

00:22:50The señorita, an alien, took employment in Cuba without a work permit.

00:22:54According to the statutes, this offense is punishable by arrest and deportation.

00:22:58This is ridiculous.

00:22:59I, Joseph Gombos, say so.

00:23:01You are a man of the world.

00:23:02The lady and I quarreled.

00:23:03She sometimes thinks I don't know what is best for her.

00:23:05She has a temper.

00:23:06So, you are going to prove that you could get along without me.

00:23:09My friend, what is one to do with this stubborn woman?

00:23:11This girl whom I love so dearly.

00:23:13We will forever have along with squirrels.

00:23:15There is nothing...

00:23:15I can do nothing for you.

00:23:17I am totally acquainted with the laws of my own country.

00:23:19There is not so much difference.

00:23:20I say the girl is innocent.

00:23:21That is for the judge to say.

00:23:23Come with me.

00:23:23She did not take employment.

00:23:25This means to work.

00:23:26To work is to be paid.

00:23:27Will you pay?

00:23:28No.

00:23:28I should pay to get myself charged as a criminal?

00:23:30Quiet.

00:23:31Do you know that this was not a lark dressing and costume pretending to be a cigarette girl?

00:23:35True.

00:23:36Every word of which.

00:23:37I swear she has never worked.

00:23:38It was all a joke.

00:23:39According to the statutes...

00:23:40The girl is not a criminal.

00:23:42No harm has been done.

00:23:43Discuss the matter with your chief.

00:23:45You may quote me, Joseph Gombos.

00:23:46She will agree.

00:23:47If not, you know where to find her.

00:23:49These facts on your papers are accurate?

00:23:52Oh, yes.

00:23:53You can be reached at this address?

00:23:55I'm no longer.

00:23:56Just today, a change.

00:23:57She is at my Hotel de Vicente.

00:23:59Next time, perhaps, she will listen to me.

00:24:00Look at yourself.

00:24:01I'm ashamed to be seen with you.

00:24:03Señorita.

00:24:04Señorita.

00:24:05Señorita.

00:24:06My cousin.

00:24:07Be thankful you are not in jail.

00:24:09In jail?

00:24:10Hotel Vicente.

00:24:11Yes, sir.

00:24:19Hotel Vicente.

00:24:49According to police records, this is why I'll be living.

00:24:57Thank you, sir.

00:24:57Your hotel?

00:25:02You would not have liked the jail.

00:25:04I understand it's rather overcrowded.

00:25:06Hotel rooms, too, may become overcrowded.

00:25:09Miss Loris, one may leave a hotel room whenever one wishes.

00:25:11But in jail, I believe there are certain formalities.

00:25:15A room for Miss Loris.

00:25:25Yes, sir.

00:25:26Yes, of course.

00:25:27Two-fourteen.

00:25:36Never mind.

00:25:37I know where it is.

00:25:40Get some wine right away.

00:25:42Yes, sir.

00:25:42Next to your own.

00:25:44This girl could sell me cigarettes, and I don't smoke.

00:26:08I smoke.

00:26:18Thank you, Mr. Gombos.

00:26:20May I?

00:26:21You're no longer ashamed to be seen with me?

00:26:34Only in public.

00:26:36I think it's only fair to warn you, Mr. Gombos.

00:26:38You're quite right.

00:26:40I am stubborn, and I do have a temper.

00:26:42I shall take care not to arouse it.

00:26:44That little matter we quarreled about.

00:26:48Oh?

00:26:49What was it?

00:26:50I seem to have forgotten.

00:26:51I believe it was your refusal to kiss me goodnight.

00:26:55We could quarrel again.

00:26:57As I told the policeman, the lady doesn't always know what is best for her.

00:27:01He was very understanding.

00:27:04No policeman's understanding.

00:27:06For ten years, they've driven me and everyone like me across the world.

00:27:11You can't stay here.

00:27:12We have laws.

00:27:13Get out.

00:27:14But where?

00:27:15Where can I go?

00:27:16Now, I'm in Cuba.

00:27:17I may stay, but I can't work.

00:27:20The law says don't earn your living or you'll be deported.

00:27:23Find your bread on the street.

00:27:27You live with anger.

00:27:29There are more pleasant companions.

00:27:38Another souvenir of the law.

00:27:40Buchenwald.

00:27:41Come in.

00:27:42Come in.

00:27:44Come in, senor.

00:27:48Come in, senor.

00:27:49Sometimes, even when it seems there is nothing to celebrate, one can find cause for mild rejoicing.

00:28:03The avoidance of arrest or perhaps just getting rid of a man who has acted like an insensitive boor.

00:28:11Good night, Miss Lourdes.

00:28:12Good night.

00:28:13Good night, Miss Lourdes.

00:28:15Good night.

00:28:16Good night.

00:28:17Good night.

00:28:18Good night.

00:28:19Good night.

00:28:20Good night.

00:28:21Good night.

00:28:22Good night.

00:28:23Good night.

00:28:24Good night.

00:28:25Good night.

00:28:26Good night.

00:28:27Good night.

00:28:28Good night.

00:28:29Good night.

00:28:30Good night.

00:28:31Good night.

00:28:32Good night.

00:28:33Good night.

00:28:34Good night.

00:28:35Good night.

00:28:36Good night.

00:28:37Good night.

00:28:38It was a mistake talking, please senor. I will tell you this room looks like any other room. I didn't know it

00:28:59That one is a hard head. I have found nothing

00:29:08I didn't know.

00:29:14A cup

00:29:38Gambus, Gambus, police.

00:29:50We've had to do with the police before.

00:29:53This is just the first time a cop's moved in on a girl.

00:29:56You want?

00:29:57The girl had nothing to do with it.

00:29:59She just likes the rooms at the Vicente.

00:30:02Other girls like them at the Gulfstream Cafe.

00:30:05Shut up.

00:30:06Never can tell what she's liable to whisper in that cop's ear.

00:30:10Some quiet night.

00:30:12The girl knows nothing.

00:30:14She can tell nothing.

00:30:16Just one way to be sure.

00:30:19If he is killed, he will be replaced.

00:30:22Perhaps by a smarter man.

00:30:24Certainly someone we won't know.

00:30:26There's no trouble to keep an eye on.

00:30:36Yes.

00:30:40Who's there?

00:30:42Marianne and Lawrence.

00:30:44Come in.

00:30:49Police?

00:30:50Oh, I don't think so.

00:30:54Do you?

00:30:57You suspect me, don't you?

00:31:00Why don't you say what you think?

00:31:02Last night, after bringing you to my hotel, I had visitors for the first time.

00:31:06A remarkable coincidence.

00:31:08Oh.

00:31:08One encounters coincidence frequently.

00:31:12Who would guess that in Havana, I would meet the beautiful niece of Mayor Loris of Budapest.

00:31:17There was a Mayor Loris in Budapest.

00:31:19I know nothing about him.

00:31:21And I don't know why Paulino chose that introduction.

00:31:24As for the visitors, I...

00:31:29Well, let's say the visitors were just thieves.

00:31:34I'm prepared to ignore the whole incident.

00:31:36I came here this morning to thank you for your kindness.

00:31:39Any gentleman would have provided a room for a lady in distress.

00:31:42But not every gentleman would have been so considerate.

00:31:46Wait.

00:31:50Havana can be lonely.

00:31:52Surely you can find the company you want?

00:31:54I have.

00:31:56I hoped I had too.

00:31:58I'm sorry.

00:31:59We're both disappointed.

00:32:01You wouldn't want to knock on the door again.

00:32:03We could pretend you just arrived.

00:32:05I would open the door and be so pleased to see you.

00:32:08I'd bow.

00:32:09Wish you good morning.

00:32:10Invite you in.

00:32:11We'd go to breakfast together.

00:32:12Spend the day.

00:32:15Goodbye, Mr. Gombos.

00:32:24Come in.

00:32:27Good morning.

00:32:31Buenos dias.

00:32:32Buenos dias.

00:32:32Good morning.

00:32:33Good morning.

00:32:34Good morning.

00:32:35Good morning.

00:32:36Good morning.

00:32:37Good morning.

00:32:38Good morning.

00:32:39Good morning.

00:32:40Good morning.

00:32:41Good morning.

00:32:42Good morning.

00:32:43Good morning.

00:32:44Good morning.

00:32:45Good morning.

00:32:46Good morning.

00:32:47Good morning.

00:32:48Good morning.

00:32:49Good morning.

00:32:50Good morning.

00:32:51Good morning.

00:32:52Good morning.

00:32:53Good morning.

00:32:54Good morning.

00:32:55Good morning.

00:32:56Good morning.

00:32:57Good morning.

00:32:58Good morning.

00:32:59Havana looks different today.

00:33:23Maybe it's because I'm seeing it with you.

00:33:26Surprised?

00:33:27You knew it without my telling you, didn't you?

00:33:30A little kindness means a great deal to you.

00:33:32Kindness has been a stranger to me for a long time.

00:33:35But anyone who came along, right man or wrong, if he was gentle, considerate...

00:33:39Not anyone. Havana does look lovely.

00:33:43It's a way station, the last one, then the United States.

00:33:47Is it everything people dream about?

00:33:50I don't know. It is what many have dreamed.

00:33:53Others whose dreams have edges which are too round.

00:33:56Colors too bright. They are disappointed.

00:33:59Oh, I'm not looking for streets paved with gold.

00:34:02A home, respect, freedom.

00:34:04And neighbors who want the same thing.

00:34:07Marianne, don't hope for too much.

00:34:11I'm just beginning to hope.

00:34:13Even if things go as you expect.

00:34:15I've been to the United States.

00:34:17A little thing like an accent, a foreign name can set you apart.

00:34:21There's always someone who laughs.

00:34:23Can't be bothered with things like that.

00:34:29Joseph, what is it?

00:34:31You're going away. We will be separated.

00:34:33Oh, we'll go together.

00:34:34Polinov will arrange it.

00:34:35He hasn't yet.

00:34:36But if you have the money, there's no reason...

00:34:38You have no money. How will you go?

00:34:40I'll go.

00:34:41How?

00:34:42I'll make my arrangements.

00:34:44I'll speak to Polinov about you.

00:34:46No.

00:34:55No.

00:34:57I'll speak to Polinov myself.

00:35:16You are taking Miss Loras to the United States.

00:35:28I demand to be taken also.

00:35:30It occurs to me that you are in no position to demand anything.

00:35:33Don't expect me to plead.

00:35:34I pay for what I get in cash.

00:35:38Go on.

00:35:41I must leave Havana and get to the United States.

00:35:43Have you tired of Havana so soon?

00:35:46Are its charms so ordinary that they may be easily cast aside?

00:35:50You go on.

00:35:52Why the hurried leave?

00:35:54Is there anyone you wouldn't care to face when the facts are known?

00:35:58When I go, I don't go alone.

00:36:00And I don't promise transportation as bait to assure me of companionship.

00:36:04You use lies as bait.

00:36:06A blackmailer should know all about lies.

00:36:08No better than a policeman.

00:36:10It's out in the open.

00:36:12Why, the stench can reach any nastro.

00:36:14I've got a personal interest in you, but you know from now on you're for me.

00:36:16Don't let anyone else squash you underfoot.

00:36:17Save yourself until I get ready.

00:36:18Senor.

00:36:19Oh.

00:36:20Oh.

00:36:21Oh.

00:36:22Oh.

00:36:23Oh.

00:36:24Oh.

00:36:25Oh.

00:36:26Oh.

00:36:27Oh.

00:36:28Oh.

00:36:29Oh.

00:36:30Oh.

00:36:31Oh.

00:36:32Oh.

00:36:33Oh.

00:36:34Oh.

00:36:35Oh.

00:36:36Oh.

00:36:37Oh.

00:36:38Oh.

00:36:39Oh.

00:36:40Oh.

00:36:41Oh.

00:36:42Oh.

00:36:43Oh.

00:36:44Oh.

00:36:45Oh.

00:36:46Oh.

00:36:47Oh.

00:36:48Oh.

00:36:49Oh.

00:36:50Oh.

00:36:51Hello, Mr. Westlake.

00:36:52Pete Kochak.

00:36:53This thing's blowing up pretty fast.

00:36:54Probably in my face.

00:36:55This guy knows who I am.

00:36:57He also knows we can't touch him unless we get him in the states.

00:36:59We can't let this one blow up, Pete.

00:37:01There's got to be a way to salvage it.

00:37:03What about the lorries girl?

00:37:04I got the report you mailed.

00:37:06She ought to be a lead.

00:37:07Well, I wouldn't count too much on her.

00:37:09She...

00:37:10Yeah, but I don't...

00:37:13Well, maybe I'm not the right guy for this job anymore.

00:37:16Replace me.

00:37:17Maybe I will.

00:37:18Meanwhile, you stay with that girl.

00:37:20Don't let her out of your sight.

00:37:22And get the answers.

00:37:24Yes, sir.

00:37:27You saw Palino?

00:37:42You go. I don't go.

00:37:44And I have a reason. He won't take you.

00:37:47When do you leave?

00:37:48Tomorrow.

00:37:49Tomorrow.

00:37:50At night, I think.

00:37:52How will you go?

00:37:53Tell me when you find out.

00:37:55At least I'll be able to wait bon voyage.

00:37:57Joseph, you know what it means to me to go to America.

00:38:00Some are not so impatient.

00:38:01They wait to enter legally.

00:38:03I would enter legally if I could.

00:38:05I must go with Palino for not at all.

00:38:07No one has asked you to make excuses.

00:38:09My father is in the United States.

00:38:11For ten years we've waited.

00:38:13He's fortunate his daughter has her own ways of joining him.

00:38:16He can't help me to get in.

00:38:18He's an alien.

00:38:19Illegal in the United States.

00:38:22I've never said that to anyone before.

00:38:24No need to tell me.

00:38:26I have a home waiting for me, Joseph. A home.

00:38:29I don't want to hear it.

00:38:31I've destroyed your chance to get to America.

00:38:34Brought you nothing but unhappiness.

00:38:36Or people like us shouldn't have emotions.

00:38:38I don't know what we've done, but somehow we're robbed of the future.

00:38:42You have just told me about your future. You have made a choice.

00:38:46Don't you understand?

00:38:48My father, a home, freedom.

00:38:50A dream I've had for ten years.

00:38:52All this weighs the scales heavily on one side.

00:38:58What do you want me to do?

00:39:02Whatever you wish.

00:39:05Joseph, if you'd ask me to stay, that would outweigh everything.

00:39:12Matt, if you'd ask me to stay.

00:39:19Matt, don't go.

00:39:22We'll find a way.

00:39:27We'll find some way.

00:39:44I'll see you in a minute.

00:39:57I'll see you in a minute.

00:40:27Go away.

00:40:41I'd like to watch you.

00:40:42You better learn to do as you were told.

00:40:46In my family, the men give the commands.

00:40:48And if they have not obeyed.

00:40:49What happened?

00:40:57Dear Marianne, each time I see you,

00:41:21you look lovelier, more desirable.

00:41:25I have wonderful news.

00:41:27A change of plans.

00:41:29We'll leave tonight at once.

00:41:31I've changed my mind.

00:41:33I'm not going.

00:41:34No?

00:41:34No.

00:41:35Gambus.

00:41:36He clutters up my life.

00:41:39Because of him, I must leave a day earlier.

00:41:41Because of him, I must be deprived of your company.

00:41:44I would hate him

00:41:45if he were not a member of the United States Immigration Service.

00:41:51You're lying.

00:41:51Why do you suppose he sought you out?

00:41:53Why does he try to worm information?

00:41:55Get out.

00:41:56You have only to ask Mr. Gambus.

00:41:58If that is his real name.

00:42:09Joseph, are you police?

00:42:11Marianne, I'm...

00:42:12Answer me.

00:42:12No, I'm not a policeman.

00:42:14I was going to...

00:42:14You need to take the casualties.

00:42:18You're an immigration inspector.

00:42:20Marianne, listen to me.

00:42:21I came to Havana to get Palinov,

00:42:22but when I met you, something happened.

00:42:25I told you the truth to...

00:42:27Marianne!

00:42:28Hurry.

00:42:35Sit down.

00:42:42If this letter were mailed,

00:42:45there'd be no search for you.

00:42:49I'll send to Jose.

00:42:50Wait for him.

00:42:52Tomorrow, mail a letter.

00:42:54Good night, Mr. Gambus.

00:43:12Walk over there.

00:43:42Push your face through that wall.

00:44:12Saw it.

00:44:36The End

00:44:36Oh!

00:44:37THE END

00:45:07DROP IT!

00:45:12You're gonna talk.

00:45:14Senor, I do not know what this is all about.

00:45:16What is the senor?

00:45:17Get the police, Lieutenant Carfagno.

00:45:18Yes, senor.

00:45:19Where's Palinov?

00:45:21I do not know.

00:45:22I swear by my mother, senor.

00:45:23He goes tonight, that I know.

00:45:24How?

00:45:25As always, by out of line.

00:45:26From where?

00:45:27I do not know, senor.

00:45:28They speak only with the Elfield.

00:45:29I've never been there.

00:45:30If I knew senor, believe me, I would...

00:45:31I don't believe you.

00:45:32What's the pilot's name?

00:45:33I've heard him speak of a senor James.

00:45:34That we check.

00:45:35Out.

00:45:36Hey!

00:45:41Hold it.

00:45:46Operator.

00:45:47Emergency.

00:45:48Get me Mr. Westlake of the Immigration Service at Miami.

00:45:51Karczak.

00:45:52Pete Karczak.

00:45:53Immigration.

00:46:00Mr. Westlake Karczak, sir.

00:46:01Palinov and the aliens are flying out of here sometime tonight.

00:46:04The pilot's name is James.

00:46:06Hold it, Pete.

00:46:07Jack, that civil aeronautics folder, a licensed pilot named James.

00:46:10Right.

00:46:11Know anything about what kind of a job they fly?

00:46:13What kind of a plane is it?

00:46:14What kind of a plane?

00:46:15It flies.

00:46:18It flies.

00:46:19Thanks.

00:46:20With that kind of a load, it'd have to be a twin engine job.

00:46:23Hang on, Pete.

00:46:24We'll check on that pilot.

00:46:27Let's see.

00:46:28One, two, three.

00:46:31Maximum range, full load.

00:46:33His home field will have to be right in our district.

00:46:35Here it is.

00:46:36Archer Delby James, based right here in Miami.

00:46:38Twin motor planes, scenic flights, flying lessons, private fairing jobs.

00:46:41Out of the city about half the time.

00:46:43Plane number NC54860.

00:46:46Get through to the South Miami airport, quick.

00:46:48Right.

00:46:51On the nose, Pete.

00:46:52A wrap-up if I ever saw one.

00:46:54It better be a wrap-up.

00:46:55I'll be back tonight.

00:46:57You.

00:46:58Come on.

00:47:01That's right, James.

00:47:02Plane number NC54860.

00:47:05Right.

00:47:07Took off four hours ago.

00:47:08Didn't file a flight plan.

00:47:09Yeah.

00:47:10No idea where he's going.

00:47:11Thanks.

00:47:12Hold it a minute.

00:47:13He's in flight to Cuba for the pickup.

00:47:14Time's like a dream.

00:47:15He's our man.

00:47:16We want him.

00:47:17Right.

00:47:36Take this guy, will you?

00:47:37And there's a dead man upstairs, the one who followed me.

00:47:38Adelante.

00:47:39Well, you know if he's flying out tonight.

00:47:40Do you know where?

00:47:41Probably a private airfield somewhere.

00:47:42Can we cover them?

00:47:43But there are dozens on the islands, or maybe hundreds.

00:47:44It could be in a clearing or a strip through a sugar cane field.

00:47:45I can get you the plane number.

00:47:46Of what use?

00:47:47If we don't know where to look.

00:47:48But I've got to get them before they take off.

00:47:49Why not in the States, signor?

00:47:50There you get them on two charges.

00:47:51Illegal entry and smuggling.

00:47:52You get not only Polinov, but the people he's smuggling in.

00:47:53Yeah, I thought of that too.

00:47:54Want to have a look?

00:47:55Come on.

00:47:56Come on.

00:47:57Come on.

00:47:58Come on.

00:47:59Come on.

00:48:00Come on.

00:48:01Come on.

00:48:02Come on.

00:48:03Come on.

00:48:04Come on.

00:48:05Come on.

00:48:06Come on.

00:48:07Come on.

00:48:08Come on.

00:48:09Come on.

00:48:10How come on?

00:48:11Come on.

00:48:12Come on.

00:48:13Come on.

00:48:14Come on.

00:48:15Come on.

00:48:16Come on.

00:48:17Have I forgotten anything?

00:48:19Check me.

00:48:20No, sir.

00:48:21The minute that plane sits down anywhere from South Carolina to Texas, we've got him.

00:48:24I figure they'll take off from Cuba in time to cross the United States coastline before daybreak.

00:48:28An early morning landing and...

00:48:31Border Patrol, Westlake speaking.

00:48:33This is East Savannah, Georgia Municipal Airport.

00:48:36That airplane you're studying about.

00:48:39Well, she's been standing right here on the field ever since 5.30 this afternoon.

00:48:44Sure, I'm sure.

00:48:46N.C. 54860.

00:48:51Hold it.

00:48:52I don't get this at all.

00:48:54Instead of flying south to Cuba, James has flown north to Savannah, Georgia.

00:48:58Well, maybe he's...

00:48:59Any passengers?

00:49:00Oh, no, sir.

00:49:01There were no passengers.

00:49:02James flew in alone and headed up to town like he always does.

00:49:05I expect he'll be hitting the spots for the next couple of days.

00:49:08Okay, thanks.

00:49:11We've fallen flat on their faces.

00:49:13James isn't our man.

00:49:16James, my friend.

00:49:18Good to see you again.

00:49:20How was the flight?

00:49:22Like all of them, flew the other plane to Savannah, left it on a field like a sitting duck, then picked up this one.

00:49:28Who's gonna shepherd this flock?

00:49:30I am.

00:49:31Huh?

00:49:32Personal reasons.

00:49:33Oh.

00:49:34Please.

00:49:35Will you all board the plane?

00:49:37This is your pilot.

00:49:39You are now going to the United States without all the annoying delays of more prosaic travel across foreign borders.

00:49:45Without the worries of customs, health, or immigration departments.

00:49:49Will you all make yourself comfortable?

00:49:51You'll have to sit in your baggage.

00:49:52We have no seats.

00:49:53That's right.

00:49:54A twin-engine job.

00:49:55Pilot and plane registration unknown.

00:49:56Carrying three men and three women.

00:49:57Descriptions on teletype.

00:49:58Please impound plane and hold passengers.

00:50:00Maybe if we had time to get these sketches to every air for you.

00:50:01Well, they've got the descriptions.

00:50:02Have you any idea how many planes are gonna land in this territory today?

00:50:04Our only hope is that they'll come down on a small field where the attendants know every plane and every pilot.

00:50:07Well, wouldn't they land in a larger field for just that reason?

00:50:08I wonder.

00:50:09There's one disadvantage to breaking the law.

00:50:10It gives you a sense of guilt.

00:50:11Your attendants is to be overcautious now.

00:50:12Now.

00:50:13I'm not sure.

00:50:14I'm sorry.

00:50:15I'm sorry.

00:50:16I'm sorry.

00:50:17I'm sorry.

00:50:18I'm sorry.

00:50:19I'm sorry.

00:50:20I'm sorry.

00:50:21I'm sorry.

00:50:22I'm sorry.

00:50:23I'm sorry.

00:50:24I'm sorry.

00:50:25I'm sorry.

00:50:26I'm sorry.

00:50:27I'm sorry.

00:50:28I'm sorry.

00:50:29I'm sorry.

00:50:30Your tendency is to be overcautious and hide.

00:50:33Now put yourself in that pilot's place.

00:50:35In a big field, there are too many people.

00:50:36One of them might be a smart law enforcement officer.

00:50:39Remember, you're a smuggler.

00:50:41And too many people watching you makes you uneasy.

00:50:44At least, I hope you're uneasy.

00:50:46If not, you and your load of aliens are going to land here and there's not a thing in the world we can do about it.

00:50:55My friends, soon you will be the land of your choosing.

00:50:58Now, there are a few instructions.

00:51:00First, the papers we have so carefully prepared.

00:51:02You better check them.

00:51:03Mm-hmm.

00:51:04Social Security, driver's licenses, credit plate, and bank book.

00:51:08Mm-hmm.

00:51:09Everybody got them?

00:51:10Yes, sir.

00:51:11Good.

00:51:12Now as to destination.

00:51:13You, Mr. Sandring, will be met at East Savannah Airport.

00:51:16You think we do Chicago.

00:51:17You'll be flown there in another plane by our pilot.

00:51:21After landing in a private airfield, we will drive to East Savannah Airport.

00:51:26From there, you'll be flown to New York or Chicago.

00:51:29Except, of course, Miss Loris, who wishes to go to Charleston.

00:51:32She and I will leave you with Savannah, and I will personally escort her to Charleston.

00:51:37Heading for the promised land.

00:51:41Dimitri Mathias, 17, tubercular.

00:51:44Refused visa on account of contagious disease.

00:51:47A. Sestina, 47.

00:51:50Naturalized in 1929.

00:51:51Stripped of U.S. citizenship and deported in 1938.

00:51:54Will you sit down and relax?

00:51:56I guess he figures the competition isn't so rough in the rackets these days, and he wants in again.

00:52:00Elizabeth Ellen Eskew, 35.

00:52:03The lady doesn't believe in paying duty on the jewelry she brings into this country.

00:52:08Marianne Morris.

00:52:10Hello, sir. Jack.

00:52:12All right.

00:52:13Did you get her?

00:52:14We located James' plane.

00:52:16It's been on the ground in Savannah since yesterday, and he's off on a tear.

00:52:19That's great.

00:52:20We don't know when or where they're coming in.

00:52:22And the odds against picking them up, well, you can figure that for yourself.

00:52:26Cheer up, Pete. You did a good job. And we might get them yet.

00:52:32The worst that can happen is that this bunch will get through.

00:52:38Yeah, that's the worst.

00:52:49What are you doing?

00:52:50Soothing, isn't it? Like an elevator.

00:52:52Why are you going down?

00:52:54We're stopping at Jacksonville to refuel.

00:52:56James, you're crazy to make stops in this hot plane.

00:52:58Got a heavy load?

00:52:59Anyway, relax.

00:53:00We're not stopping at the main Jacksonville airport.

00:53:04We're stopping to refuel.

00:53:06No one will get out of the plane.

00:53:08And you will try not to be seen peering out of the windows.

00:53:24And you will be able to make that one.

00:53:34Hello.

00:53:35Yes.

00:53:36I've never seen that plane around here before, have I?

00:53:39No.

00:53:40Make yourself to home.

00:53:41Just be a few minutes.

00:53:42Okay.

00:53:43I'll take you a few minutes.

00:54:06I'll get you right quick.

00:54:13I'll get you right quick.

00:54:43Sure, he gave me the message, baby.

00:54:45But how many times do I got to tell you not to call me here?

00:54:49If the boss catches me using the phone, I'll get canned.

00:54:53Yeah, I'll see you tonight. Goodbye.

00:54:56Goodbye.

00:55:03Hey! That gas, you...

00:55:05Hello. Hello.

00:55:07What's the matter? Immigration on our tails. The guy spotted us.

00:55:11That plane, the one immigration once landed here.

00:55:13Taken off now. I think he got scared. Hold it.

00:55:19He just banked, and I think he's...

00:55:21He's heading due south after takeoff.

00:55:23Takeoff.

00:55:25I don't know.

00:55:26I don't know.

00:55:27I don't know.

00:55:28You're not.

00:55:29You're not.

00:55:30I'm not.

00:55:31I'm not.

00:55:32I'm not.

00:55:33I'm not.

00:55:34I'm not.

00:55:35I'm not.

00:55:36I'm not.

00:55:37I'm not.

00:55:38I'm not.

00:55:39He just banked, and I think he's...

00:55:40Heading due south after takeoff just now.

00:55:42Eight people aboard.

00:55:43Twin engine plane.

00:55:44The color is...

00:55:45Yellow.

00:55:46With green stripe on sides.

00:55:47Just took off from South Jacksonville Airport.

00:55:50Lieutenants Carter, Maxim, and Lynch.

00:55:52Take off and locate.

00:55:55Control tower to Carter.

00:55:57Patrol southwest area six.

00:55:59Roger.

00:56:01Control tower to Lynch.

00:56:03Patrol area two.

00:56:05Southeast.

00:56:06Roger.

00:56:07Roger.

00:56:08Control tower to Maxon.

00:56:10Patrol area four.

00:56:12Due south.

00:56:13Due south.

00:56:14Due south.

00:56:15Due 10.

00:56:16From Naval Air Station, Jacksonville.

00:56:21We have three boys up, and they can do 100 miles an hour faster than the ship we're looking for.

00:56:26We got them off the ground in time, so this plane of yours can't be far away.

00:56:30Keep you advised.

00:56:31Right.

00:56:33You contacted Civil Air and Nordics to radio every plane in the area?

00:56:35All private and commercial pilots have been notified.

00:56:37They'll report in as they spot the plane.

00:56:39There'll be no slip of this time.

00:56:40Just like we had them in a sack.

00:56:42Havana to Jacksonville is 550 miles.

00:56:45They didn't refuel.

00:56:46With that plane and that load, they've got maybe enough gas for another 300.

00:56:49If they had an auxiliary tank.

00:56:51Well, they're smart enough not to fly a heavy load in without auxiliary gas.

00:56:54There isn't a field where they can land without being caught.

00:56:56And every plane in the territory is only looking at it.

00:56:58I don't think I'd like to be in that ship right now.

00:57:01We stop for gas, then no gas.

00:57:15Why?

00:57:16The pilot, he run to the plane like a man with fright.

00:57:18One does not stop to refuel if there's no need.

00:57:20There was need, then no fuel.

00:57:21Quiet!

00:57:22You don't tell Sestina to be quiet.

00:57:24Why no gas?

00:57:25You say we fly to Savannah, that's north.

00:57:27But I see the sun.

00:57:28We go south.

00:57:29My friends, no man and no scheme is perfect.

00:57:32There is always a chance for a slip-up.

00:57:34We have encountered unforeseen difficulties.

00:57:36Now there's no need to be excited.

00:57:38We're very changing our plan.

00:57:39How?

00:57:40We'll find the feeling land, get a car, and...

00:57:45There's a plane for us.

00:57:47Maybe.

00:58:00Well, I'm sitting in his lap.

00:58:02What do I do now?

00:58:03Pursue.

00:58:04Report location, direction, and speed.

00:58:12Five miles, due east of Lake Marion.

00:58:14Altitude, 2,000.

00:58:16Air speed, 140.

00:58:17That is all.

00:58:18About 175 miles from Jacksonville.

00:58:20He's got to come down in the next hour.

00:58:27Sit down anywhere near over you like a blanket.

00:58:29Might be best at that.

00:58:31Do you like jail?

00:58:32I can get along without him.

00:58:34But if two to five wraps are worse, they can hang on us.

00:58:36You're wrong, my friend.

00:58:37Once we're caught in the investigate, it's the matter of murder.

00:58:40Not me.

00:58:41Talk for yourself.

00:58:42Not me either.

00:58:43Why should I kill a man?

00:58:45But there have been killings under orders from an organization.

00:58:48You and I are that organization.

00:58:50They both share the responsibility.

00:58:52You know, it gets pretty tiresome playing tag with a guy when he won't run.

00:59:07Well, I should have brought along some papers to deliver, like when I had a bicycle.

00:59:12Anyway, we're trotting along over Lake Okeechobee.

00:59:16Still heading south.

00:59:23A friend of mine has a boat near the mouth of the Shark River.

00:59:25It'll take us to Havana.

00:59:27What will the Navy be doing?

00:59:28He won't be around.

00:59:29He can't follow where we're going.

00:59:31There's not enough gas to take us to the Keys.

00:59:33In a very little while we'll be going down.

00:59:35Maybe we can slug through to the coast if we're still alive after we land in that.

00:59:46South of Okeechobee.

00:59:48He's over the Everglades.

00:59:49He must be almost out of gas.

00:59:50He must be out of his mind.

00:59:51Why doesn't he head for someplace to land?

00:59:53Where?

00:59:54Any field.

00:59:55He's committing suicide.

01:00:03Still, it follows.

01:00:04What kind of a country is this?

01:00:06Even in the air of the United States, police follow.

01:00:09What's for dinner tonight?

01:00:22And if it's due again, I'll...

01:00:25Hey, wait a minute.

01:00:28Why, that crazy dope is going down.

01:00:39He's going to try and crash land.

01:00:50We're over the Shock River.

01:01:09All right.

01:01:10That's right.

01:01:11See you next time.

01:01:12You might be too pricey now.

01:01:14But...

01:01:15Spน Aldousers...

01:01:16Spixel...

01:01:17Sp zombies are A7.

01:01:21I've come to pass my Samuel.

01:01:22I'll...

01:01:23I come to pass.

01:01:24He has a philosophical philosophy.

01:01:26After I have to take it to the Spicy.

01:01:34I guess he's got it.

01:01:35On?

01:01:36I'm going to pass my Samuel.

01:01:37I'm in practice.

01:01:38They got themselves a raft.

01:01:44If them things only hold three or four, what good is it for eight?

01:02:08A guy on the raft just shot one of the other men.

01:02:30There's two men and a woman going downriver on the raft.

01:02:38More others heading into the jungles where there'll be bait for crocodiles or water moccasins.

01:02:43It ain't good.

01:02:45Well, I'm heading back now.

01:02:47Somebody better get after these characters.

01:03:08You figured the two men on the life raft must be Paulinoff and the pilot.

01:03:13But why did they take the girl?

01:03:15Maybe they were afraid they'd get lonesome.

01:03:17They'd get lonesome.

01:03:47They headed in on them.

01:03:48Let's go after them.

01:03:49Wait, Paulinoff went downriver.

01:03:50I know, Pete.

01:03:51Well, there's an even chance of losing him.

01:03:52He may have a boat in one of the inlets.

01:03:53Maybe he'll get away.

01:03:54Maybe we'll get him next year.

01:03:55That's a chance we've got to take.

01:03:56No.

01:03:57But those poor devils don't know what they're going to do.

01:03:58I know, Pete.

01:03:59Well, there's an even chance of losing him.

01:04:00He may have a boat in one of the inlets.

01:04:01Maybe he'll get away.

01:04:02Maybe we'll get him next year.

01:04:03That's a chance we've got to take.

01:04:04No.

01:04:05But those poor devils won't last a day in this country unless we find them.

01:04:06That's more important than Paulinoff.

01:04:07If I've got a choice between preventing poor people from being chewed up, bitten by snakes,

01:04:11or dying of exposure, or picking up a couple of snugglers, well, it's okay with me if they get away.

01:04:14Mr. Westlake.

01:04:15You're right.

01:04:16I've got no argument.

01:04:17One of the people on that raft is an alien.

01:04:18I'm a slave.

01:04:19I'm a slave.

01:04:20I'm a slave.

01:04:21I'm a slave.

01:04:22I'm a slave.

01:04:23I'm a slave.

01:04:24I'm a slave.

01:04:25I'm a slave.

01:04:26I'm a slave.

01:04:27I'm a slave.

01:04:28I'm a slave.

01:04:29I'm a slave.

01:04:30I'm a slave.

01:04:31I'm a slave.

01:04:32I'm a slave.

01:04:35I want to go after her and not Paulinoff.

01:04:37Look, I'm not going to send you down river after two killers alone.

01:04:40Even if the two of us could find those characters in there.

01:04:42The girl's in the spot and I've put her there.

01:04:49Watch yourself, Pete.

01:05:05Look, I've hung up on the roof.

01:05:21The raft's gone.

01:05:35Look, it's gonna be better.

01:05:37iarlyme

01:05:53Hey!

01:05:54uchenCai

01:05:57I don't want to continue.

01:06:27Let's get him out of here.

01:06:57Let's get him out of here.

01:07:09Let's get him out of here.

01:07:10Let's get him out of here.

01:07:14I'm going to get my leg.

01:07:15I love the knee.

01:07:18You two better go ahead.

01:07:23There's no use of us all getting caught.

01:07:25We'll find the key on the boat near the fuel tank.

01:07:27We can't leave him here.

01:07:28I intend to be 12 miles at sea by daybreak.

01:07:30We've left people here before he and I.

01:07:32He's right.

01:07:33Go ahead.

01:07:34Well, try and get up.

01:07:35I'll be quiet until they pick me up.

01:07:37Come, we can't help.

01:08:05I'll be quiet.

01:08:26Let's go.

01:08:56Let's go.

01:09:26They're in the boat.

01:09:28Who are you?

01:09:31I've been waiting for you, Polinov.

01:09:33Joseph.

01:09:34Stay where you are.

01:09:39This is the end of the line.

01:09:42I'm prepared to make a deal.

01:09:44You're in no position to make a deal.

01:09:49You're wrong.

01:09:51We both have something the other wants.

01:09:54If you try to keep me here, you'll only take one of us alive.

01:09:58It won't be the one you want.

01:09:59What do you want me to do?

01:10:07Start the motor of that boat.

01:10:09The key is next to the fuel tank.

01:10:10Find it.

01:10:11Quickly.

01:10:11Wait.

01:10:20Wait.

01:10:21Get out on the pier.

01:10:45Cast off the stern.

01:10:51Now get to the far end of the pier.

01:10:53We're coming out.

01:11:04Throw your gun in the water.

01:11:07No.

01:11:09Hurry or I'll shoot.

01:11:10Keep your gun, he'll kill you.

01:11:11Wait, Marianne.

01:11:21Hold the rope till we get on board.

01:11:39Miss Loris, you may go with me or stay as you wish.

01:11:42If you stay, this man will arrest you.

01:11:44You'll face jail, deportation.

01:11:46If we return to Cuba, nothing will happen to you.

01:11:50Next time, we'll get through.

01:11:55Would you arrest me, Joseph?

01:11:59I've got to, Marianne.

01:12:02I'll stay.

01:12:06Cast off, Pop.

01:12:08Look out, Marianne.

01:12:29Are you all right?

01:12:33He isn't going as far as he thinks he is with no gas.

01:12:36He'll be caught as soon as it's clear.

01:12:38And with his gift for languages, my boss will want to hear him talk.

01:12:42This boss, he'll want to hear me talk, too.

01:12:46Yes, and I'll do some talking.

01:12:49Millions of people right now are pretty happy to be right where they are.

01:12:53But when someone wants to go somewhere else so badly that they'll risk their lives,

01:12:56then it's time for me to help them, not turn them away.

01:13:00I've learned something, Marianne.

01:13:02I'm glad, Joseph.

01:13:03Not Joseph.

01:13:06Karchak.

01:13:07Pete Karchak.

01:13:09Karchak?

01:13:10Pete Karchak.

01:13:12A real American name.

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