Bombs Over Burma (1942)

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00:04:57Oh, my God.

00:05:27Munitions have been bombed, medicine, things we need, ducts, carrying blick and cement, not bother.

00:05:38Blasio, Kunming, the leak is there.

00:05:45We sent two men, they both dead.

00:05:50We have in mind to send our woman.

00:05:54You will leave after you dismiss class this afternoon.

00:06:01You will be a teacher assigned to checking school supplies.

00:06:05The pluffer credential will be issued.

00:06:16Now, children, follow me.

00:06:23Now, children, follow me.

00:06:30Lin, stop it.

00:06:37Now, once again.

00:06:41Now, children, follow me.

00:06:43Now, children, follow me.

00:06:48Lin, stop it.

00:06:54Now, once again.

00:06:56Come here.

00:07:11The Yankee...

00:07:16No.

00:07:17They are.

00:07:18The Yankee...

00:07:21The Yankee...

00:07:26Now, children, once again.

00:07:56Let's go.

00:08:26Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang!

00:08:56Let's go.

00:09:26Let's go.

00:09:56Let's go.

00:10:26Let's go.

00:10:56Let's go.

00:11:26Let's go.

00:11:56Let's go.

00:12:26Let's go.

00:12:56Let's go.

00:13:26Let's go.

00:13:56Let's go.

00:14:27Checking on school supplies.

00:14:30We need guns, tanks, planes.

00:14:33And you worry about supplies.

00:14:35Do enter.

00:14:37My paper's in order, too.

00:14:38Oh, excuse me, please, Mr. Whistler.

00:14:41You are traffic expert from America?

00:14:44Yes.

00:14:44I suppose they know what they are doing in Chongqing.

00:14:47You no look expert to me.

00:14:49Ma, if you don't let me get out of here, Chop Chop, I'm going to put ground glass in your ice.

00:14:53You may go.

00:14:57My paper's okay?

00:14:58Why do you want to be transferred to Chongqing?

00:14:59I want to go to Big City for a change.

00:15:02Need mechanic there, too.

00:15:04Mechanic need to dump on the road, not in Big City.

00:15:07Ah, no thing, Chongqing, here.

00:15:12Ma, sing, sing for you.

00:15:18Holy cow!

00:15:20Ma!

00:15:22Here's your transfer.

00:15:27What are you standing around for?

00:15:29You waste time, get going, chop up, you lazy loser.

00:15:34Quickly go.

00:15:59And look, let's go.

00:16:04I missed the question.

00:16:17Yeah!

00:16:18Alright.

00:16:27Hold on.

00:17:29How China helped keep us alive with that wonderful, stubborn purpose.

00:17:33Yes.

00:17:35I can see it in that Chinese woman's face.

00:17:37Move over to my friends.

00:17:53Move over.

00:17:55What language do you speak?

00:18:05I speak all languages, but I do not move over.

00:18:08You let your head get so big and that Turkish style don't fit you no more.

00:18:17What fun that is to ride in the one-horse open slow.

00:18:24Well, you handle this bus pretty good.

00:18:29I say you handle it.

00:18:30I heard what you said.

00:18:32Go on and scram back to your seat.

00:18:33Don't talk to the driver.

00:18:35Go on now.

00:18:36Nobody talks to me.

00:18:37Maybe I better not eat on you.

00:18:42Don't talk to me.

00:19:12Just look at those fellows.

00:19:28Great spirit they have.

00:19:29Yes.

00:19:30And their work is never done.

00:19:32They'll always be building.

00:19:33Building for the future.

00:19:35If the road to Burma is cut, there will be other roads.

00:19:38From India and Russia.

00:19:40If there are no roads for trucks, who'll carry the supplies on our backs?

00:19:44Yes.

00:19:44That's why it's so hard to conquer China.

00:19:46China will never be conquered.

00:19:47I said you're quite sure you don't mind my shaving.

00:19:50Oh, not at all.

00:19:51It makes me feel better.

00:19:53Excuse me, but I am a mechanic.

00:19:56Still, I do not know by what means it is you shave yourself.

00:19:59Please show.

00:20:01Well, I'm glad to, old boy.

00:20:02Glad to.

00:20:03You see, this razor has a dry saw in the handle.

00:20:06Well, I'm ingenious, don't you think?

00:20:07It's a wonderful invention.

00:20:09A friend of mine one time made invention.

00:20:11How to cut through the road when you're going to make roads.

00:20:16Excuse me.

00:20:41We're making a stop here, folks.

00:21:02The bridge is out ahead.

00:21:04Where are we?

00:21:04Tongphu.

00:21:05Oh, at the monastery?

00:21:06Yeah.

00:21:07It's kind of a hotel now.

00:21:08Hot and cold running butts.

00:21:09All right, all out, folks.

00:21:10Well, I suppose we have marooned him.

00:21:13Oh, it won't be so bad.

00:21:14It's not the last word in hotels, but at least we'll find food and shelter there.

00:21:18Food and shelter.

00:21:19Beautiful words.

00:21:36Welcome to Tongphu.

00:21:38Our poor place is honored.

00:21:39Your place is most welcome.

00:21:41Please, come inside.

00:21:43We haven't much to offer you, my friend, but it will be hot food and plentiful.

00:22:02Okay, stop putting it on the table.

00:22:04Perhaps you would all like to wash.

00:22:06What for?

00:22:08Please.

00:22:09Please.

00:24:54Well, we're here's missing.

00:24:55You're worrying my friend.

00:24:56The food is hot, plentiful, and good.

00:24:58Say, what do we got for dessert, huh?

00:25:00We've got to get out of here.

00:25:02Don't worry.

00:25:03Pete is a good mechanic.

00:25:04You'll fix up something.

00:25:05Sure.

00:25:06If you can find any time between meals.

00:25:08between mills.

00:25:32Anthony, plane's overhead.

00:25:33Looks like they got a convoy down the road.

00:25:35You'd better dance with the lights.

00:25:38Let's go.

00:26:08Oh, my God.

00:26:38I guess I'll go take a look around.

00:27:02Perhaps we better finish our dinner.

00:27:08Sir Roger.

00:27:16Yes.

00:27:17Sir Roger.

00:27:24Sir Roger.

00:27:32Sir Roger.

00:27:39Sir Roger.

00:27:47Sir Roger.

00:27:49Sir Roger.

00:27:57Sir Roger.

00:27:59Sir Roger.

00:28:06Sir Roger.

00:28:08Sir Roger.

00:28:16Sir Roger.

00:28:23Sir Roger.

00:28:25Sir Roger.

00:28:26Sir Roger.

00:28:27Sir Roger.

00:28:28Sir Roger.

00:28:29Sir Roger.

00:28:30Sir Roger.

00:28:31Sir Roger.

00:28:32Sir Roger.

00:28:33Sir Roger.

00:28:34Sir Roger.

00:28:35Sir Roger.

00:28:36Sir Roger.

00:28:37Sir Roger.

00:28:38Sir Roger.

00:28:39Sir Roger.

00:28:40Sir Roger.

00:28:41Sir Roger.

00:28:42Sir Roger.

00:28:45Sir Roger.

00:28:46Sir Roger.

00:28:47I'll go back to sleep.

00:28:50Thank you, my friend.

00:28:53Those drivers are a great loss to China.

00:28:57But it would have been worse if they bombed the next convoy.

00:29:00What's that you say? The next convoy?

00:29:03Yes. The next convoy is the one Chongqing is waiting for.

00:29:07Medicine, munitions, precious instruments.

00:29:11So perhaps it's just as well.

00:29:14Yes, perhaps it is.

00:29:18Now, Slim, I suppose you didn't have any luck finding that distributor.

00:29:21No.

00:29:22I couldn't find one in the machine shop back in the sheds.

00:29:26And it's for salvaging one from the trucks.

00:29:30You'd need a basket.

00:29:33You may not think that convoy was important,

00:29:35but all convoys are important to China now.

00:29:41Convoys? What about the truck drivers?

00:29:43Tell me, Slim, do you think someone here took that?

00:29:48The distributor?

00:29:49What would anybody want with a distributor?

00:29:51There are no pawn shops here.

00:29:53Someone might have a reason for wanting to keep us here.

00:29:56Well, it's a sense we can't move until that bridge gets fixed anyway.

00:30:01Well, the priest tells me it'll be repaired in the morning,

00:30:03in time for the important convoy to come through.

00:30:06Yeah.

00:30:07It'll be patched up in the morning, all right.

00:30:11I saw them coolies working out there in that rain,

00:30:15using lanterns.

00:30:17Nothing stops them babies.

00:30:19Nothing.

00:30:20What brought you to China?

00:30:24Slim, I asked what brought you to China.

00:30:27It ain't what brought me to China.

00:30:29It's what keeps me here.

00:30:30And what keeps you here?

00:30:35I like rice.

00:30:38You were brought up the hard way, weren't you?

00:30:41Bullied and beaten.

00:30:42Yeah, and I was robbed and cheated and kicked around, too,

00:30:45and it only made me tougher.

00:30:46It taught me a lesson.

00:30:48I can stand up and take it now,

00:30:51and what's more, I can give it back.

00:30:54Like China.

00:30:56Yeah.

00:30:57Yeah, like China.

00:31:00You know, I figure China's learning the same lesson.

00:31:04How to hit back at the big bullies.

00:31:07And how to hit back and hit back

00:31:09and keep on hitting back till the last one of them's dead.

00:31:12Them coolies working out there in that mud and rain,

00:31:17they're all blood brothers of mine.

00:31:19Every mother son of them.

00:31:24Boy, that was...

00:31:26some speech, huh?

00:31:27It's when I get back home,

00:31:30I went for Congress or something.

00:31:31It was wonderful, Samir.

00:31:34It makes China proud of you.

00:31:36Yeah?

00:31:37Look, but it's getting kind of late.

00:31:39You better take a nap.

00:31:41I'm going to take a look around before I turn in.

00:31:42Ilya and I witness the school world.

00:31:44But it's usually where I turn to a goodή me妹.

00:32:00Love it.

00:32:02Love it.

00:32:03Love it.

00:32:06Love it.

00:32:07Love it.

00:32:09Love it.

00:32:10Love it.

00:32:10Oh

00:32:40I don't know.

00:36:40And my friend, when I see him, I'm better than Caruso.

00:36:44I don't know what you're talking about.

00:36:52I'm nothing to hide and I'm not falling for any silly blackmail game.

00:36:55When I get to Chongqing, I'll have you arrested.

00:36:57Hey, tonight, you think it over, Sir Roger.

00:37:01There's no hurry.

00:37:02I can't spend that money until I get to Chongqing, anyhow.

00:37:05Good night, Sir Roger.

00:37:12Nice drink.

00:37:13I hope you have nightmares, Swan.

00:37:17When the report came back from headquarters that you were also an agent, I was glad.

00:37:40Forgive me, Father.

00:37:41Forgive me, my daughter, for my suspicion.

00:37:44Forgive you, Father.

00:37:47I thought you were...

00:37:48Would.

00:37:49I suspect everyone, even me.

00:37:51Enemies.

00:37:52Enemies take on strange faces.

00:37:54Even in your little group, there may be enemies.

00:37:57But if a passenger was checked carefully at Lusherland...

00:38:00We shall know soon.

00:38:01The trap is dead.

00:38:02Yes, Father.

00:38:03If there is one among us, he heard you announce the important convoy.

00:38:06The decoy will be here at dawn.

00:38:07If it is bond, we shall know.

00:38:08And the real convoy?

00:38:09That follows when I flash the signal.

00:38:10The decoy will be here at dawn.

00:38:12If it is bond, we shall know.

00:38:14And the real convoy?

00:38:15That follows when I flash the signal.

00:38:18Yes, sir.

00:39:40There's a thief among us.

00:39:42My dispatch case has been stolen.

00:39:43And my crib.

00:39:44My case contains valuable paper.

00:39:47I was carrying a message to the General Lesterman himself.

00:39:50It must be found.

00:39:51I demand that all luggage be searched.

00:39:53You can look through my stuff.

00:39:55Through mine too.

00:39:56And feet.

00:39:57Where's that mechanic?

00:39:59Well, maybe he's in the bus.

00:40:00I'll have a look.

00:40:01My apologies, Sir Roger.

00:40:03I will search the monastery minutely.

00:40:05It must be found.

00:40:13Get up, Slim.

00:40:14You want it inside.

00:40:15It's all right, officer.

00:40:16I'll go peacefully.

00:40:17Come on, come on.

00:40:18Get up.

00:40:19What's going on here, anyhow?

00:40:21I had heck of a time getting to sleep with that Walrus snoring in my ear, and now you wake me up.

00:40:25There's been a robbery, a serious one.

00:40:26What's the matter?

00:40:28Sir Roger's lost his dispatch case.

00:40:29Let's get that guy on their sleigh.

00:40:39Is this Sir Roger?

00:40:41It's not there.

00:40:42I'm sorry, Miss Bell.

00:40:43As a representative of my government, I have no choice.

00:40:46I understand.

00:40:47The thief might have been clever enough to hide the dispatch case in our luggage.

00:40:50Exactly.

00:40:55All right, what's wrong?

00:40:57Sorry to disturb your much-needed rest, gentlemen.

00:40:59But Sir Roger insisted.

00:41:02What's happened to the Duke slave bracelet?

00:41:04That's just it, Slim.

00:41:05We don't know.

00:41:07There's something funny cooking around here.

00:41:13Money's gone if it's in the case.

00:41:15You can mouth shut till we get to chunking.

00:41:17I'll see you there.

00:41:19You're mistaken, my friend.

00:41:21What money, I'm gentlemen.

00:41:23What nothing, I'm rat.

00:41:26Slim.

00:41:26I know who's still your distributor, and I know why.

00:41:31You do?

00:41:32Then why didn't you tell me before?

00:41:33Oh, because I'm just like actor.

00:41:35I like drama, and I was just the right time.

00:41:38Well, this is just the right time.

00:41:40Who did it?

00:41:41Don't be in a hurry, Slim.

00:41:42You're a friend of mine, I'll tell you.

00:41:46Listen, this is no time to start playing those games with me.

00:41:49Come on, now.

00:41:50Spill it.

00:41:51Sure, I spill it.

00:41:52I'm like Niagara.

00:41:54All right, Hamlet.

00:41:56Kick it around.

00:41:57Take it easy.

00:41:58Have fun with it.

00:42:00Tell me.

00:42:00Okay, my friend.

00:42:02I...

00:42:03I...

00:42:06Tell me.

00:42:10Goodbye.

00:42:18Bye.

00:42:23Bye.

00:42:27Bye.

00:42:30Bye.

00:42:31I don't know.

00:44:02Well, you can all keep quiet if you want to, but I won't.

00:44:05Somebody here is responsible for that killing.

00:44:07When we get to Chongqing, the proper body will...

00:44:09When? You mean if.

00:44:10Why, you may be next, or Lucy, or any one of us.

00:44:16Now, Tom's right. We must do something.

00:44:17Captain Slem, what about him?

00:44:19Why hasn't he fixed that bus? Why are we being detained here?

00:44:22Do not alarm yourselves, my children.

00:44:24Time, the police, everything will be taken care of.

00:44:29Well, I don't like the smell of things in here.

00:44:31I'm going to get some fresh air.

00:44:33And I'm going with you.

00:44:34Breakfast will be ready soon.

00:44:38Oh, thank you.

00:44:38There's something about that month.

00:44:56There's something about that month.

00:44:57That's what I'm saying.

00:44:57Yes.

00:44:57Yeah.

00:44:58So, I see.

00:44:58There's something about that month.

00:44:59There's something about that month.

00:44:59I don't know.

00:45:00I don't know how to catch up.

00:45:00I don't know.

00:45:01I don't know.

00:45:02I don't know.

00:45:03I don't know.

00:45:04I don't know.

00:45:05You find out something about Mark?

00:45:29Yes, he's praying.

00:45:32I pray too, sir.

00:45:35After I kill, I feel bad.

00:45:38So I pray.

00:45:41I pray and kill.

00:45:44Pray and kill.

00:45:46Pray and kill.

00:47:01What are we having for breakfast?

00:47:19Rice, egg, goat's milk.

00:47:23I don't think I'd care for that.

00:47:29I didn't think you would.

00:47:32What is it you want, Sir Roger?

00:47:34I've always been interested in builders.

00:47:36I've got a collection of them at home.

00:47:39I've never seen one before that moves.

00:47:43Now open it up.

00:47:44Shortwave radio.

00:48:03Interesting hobby for a priest.

00:48:06What do you get on it, Kendall?

00:48:09Priest and praise for good.

00:48:11Yet only evil happens.

00:48:13Convoys are blown up.

00:48:15Drivers are killed.

00:48:16I don't understand, Sir Roger.

00:48:32Take a look in that room.

00:48:33Well, I still don't understand.

00:48:49Pray the priest is very naughty.

00:48:51He's been exchanging love letters with the Japanese.

00:48:53I don't think you'll ever go to heaven.

00:48:55Oh, I can't believe it.

00:48:56Yes, I know exactly how you feel.

00:48:58I felt the same way when they told me the truth about Santa Claus.

00:49:07Please.

00:49:09I'm going to make Halem hate himself.

00:49:12He always does directly after killing someone.

00:49:19Tie them both up.

00:49:28Hey, all of you down there.

00:49:34How about some breakfast?

00:49:35Come down here, Slim.

00:49:43What goes on?

00:49:44This man's a spy.

00:49:45There's a powerful shortwave radio in that room.

00:49:47This man's been contacting the enemy.

00:49:49That's the reason our convoys have been blown to pieces.

00:49:52Take a look in there.

00:49:58So you're the rat who was responsible for what happened last night.

00:50:06Make that plural, old boy.

00:50:08Rat.

00:50:09The lady rat helped him.

00:50:10Then truck drivers was my buddy.

00:50:11So now they're scattered all over the landscape.

00:50:13Slim, you don't know what you're doing.

00:50:15There's a convoi coming through any moment now.

00:50:16I'm going to see what I can do about warning them.

00:50:18You stay on guard, Slim.

00:50:19Come along, Halem.

00:50:22Boy, what a chump I am.

00:50:24I ought to get a blue ribbon and pin it on myself.

00:50:28I like you.

00:50:30I like the way you talked about things.

00:50:33China was going to be proud of me.

00:50:36That's what you told me.

00:50:38Baby, China's sure going to be proud of you.

00:50:42Like heck she will.

00:50:45Slim, you're wrong about things.

00:50:48Please believe me.

00:50:49I wouldn't believe you on a stack of buddhists.

00:50:52I wouldn't believe you if I was drunk and had been to sea for six months.

00:50:56I wouldn't believe you if...

00:50:57But you've got to believe me.

00:50:59We must make you see the truth before it's too late.

00:51:02That's not the real convoi.

00:51:04It's a decoy.

00:51:05A trap set to catch the real spas.

00:51:08If you set that song and dance to music, you could make a million dollars for yourself.

00:51:12What do you think you're kidding?

00:51:13He himself said it was the important convoi.

00:51:15I heard him.

00:51:16But it was to set the trap.

00:51:17Someone notified the Japs thinking it was the real convoi.

00:51:21Please have faith in me.

00:51:23Baby, I'm fresh out of faith today.

00:51:28He seems slim.

00:51:28He ought to be out there working on the bus.

00:51:30Take him into the kitchen.

00:51:31What is this?

00:51:35I don't understand, sir, Roger.

00:51:36Your lack of understanding puzzles me, Miss Dell.

00:51:39It seems to me the point of that knife is quite obvious.

00:51:41Keep moving, please.

00:51:42Keep moving, sir.

00:52:12Listen, that peculiar buzzing.

00:52:21Interference with the radio.

00:52:23What are you looking so surprised for?

00:52:25It's just the Duke shaven again.

00:52:26Slim, you've got it.

00:52:28Got what?

00:52:29Listen to it.

00:52:32Hey, you two gone, fatty.

00:52:34That's a message, all right.

00:52:36But it's in code.

00:52:42Let's go upstairs before it's too late.

00:52:57I'm tired.

00:53:01Hurry, my son, hurry.

00:53:02Sir, Roger.

00:53:30Sir, Roger.

00:53:30Slim, what are you doing here?

00:53:36I thought I told her to stay on guard.

00:53:38I was about to warn the convoy.

00:53:40Well, it seems to be a little difference of opinion, Sir Roger.

00:53:45She says you're the spy.

00:53:46I'm sure you're not going to let that girl influence you.

00:53:50We Americans are kind of funny, Sir Roger.

00:53:51We like to hear both sides of an argument before we decide which one we're going to take.

00:53:59For instance, that razor of yours.

00:54:02My razor?

00:54:03Never mind, Sir Roger.

00:54:06Okay.

00:54:06Just until I hear both sides of the argument, Sir Roger.

00:54:13Works for the battery, doesn't it?

00:54:15Oh, that's right.

00:54:16At home, I use a plug-in.

00:54:18Back country, China, no plug, so I had that made up with a battery in the handle.

00:54:21Quite ingenious, isn't it?

00:54:23I think I might put it on the market.

00:54:24Could anyone else have gotten at this?

00:54:28I couldn't tell, leave it lying around.

00:54:30Shouldn't you, man?

00:54:31Somebody might steal the idea.

00:54:34Now, don't you think you'd better get it downstairs again,

00:54:36so we can inform the proper authorities?

00:54:40All right, Slim.

00:54:41To prove I'm telling the truth,

00:54:43I'm willing to give my life.

00:54:45There's a convoy coming through soon.

00:54:48He signaled the enemy planes to bomb it.

00:54:50Oh, don't be silly.

00:54:52I'm willing to ride in the first truck in the convoy.

00:54:55Ask him if he's willing to do so, too.

00:55:04How about it, Sir Roger?

00:55:07Would you like to go for a little ride?

00:55:14Certainly.

00:55:16I'm willing to take the chance if you are.

00:55:19We'll all go.

00:55:22Meet it down the road.

00:55:24This way it cuts out all the turns and twists on the road.

00:55:43Save us about eight miles.

00:55:45Love you, sir.

00:55:57Do you shout for a little.

00:56:00See you again.

00:56:07Okay.

00:57:13Hey, Slough, what are you doing here?

00:57:21Tommy, let me take your cab down to that bridge, will you?

00:57:23Thanks, Slough.

00:57:27Thanks, Slough.

00:57:29Thanks, Slough.

00:57:33Thanks, Slough.

00:57:35Thanks, Slough.

00:57:39Thanks, Slough.

00:57:41Thanks, Slough.

00:57:43Thanks, Slough.

00:57:45Thanks, Slough.

00:57:47Thanks, Slough.

00:57:49Thanks, Slough.

00:57:51Thanks, Slough.

00:57:53Thanks, Slough.

00:57:55Thanks, Slough.

00:57:57Thanks, Slough.

00:57:59You know what?

00:59:30You don't have to go through this.

00:59:32I'll take the wheel.

00:59:34They hurt both sides of the yard.

00:59:36They hurt both sides of the yard.

00:59:38They hurt both sides of the yard.

00:59:44They hurt both sides of the yard.

00:59:46They hurt both sides of the yard.

00:59:50They hurt both sides of the yard.

00:59:52They hurt both sides of the yard.

00:59:54They hurt both sides of the yard.

00:59:56He's not Sir Roger. He's an impostor. German military intelligence. We'll be checking on him sometime.

01:00:14He'll get away.

01:00:26He'll get away.

01:00:36He'll get away.

01:00:42He'll get away.

01:00:48He'll get away.

01:00:58He'll get away.

01:01:02He'll get away.

01:01:08He'll get away.

01:01:18He'll get away.

01:01:22He'll get away.

01:01:26He'll get away.

01:01:30He'll get away.

01:01:34He'll get away.

01:01:38He'll get away.

01:01:42He'll get away.

01:04:27Goodbye.

01:04:28Goodbye, my daughter.

01:04:30You have done well.

01:04:32The road is now open.

01:04:35Rangoon is lost.

01:04:36Mandalay may be threatened.

01:04:38But there will always be a road into the heart of China.

01:04:40But there will always be a road into the heart of China.

01:04:41So I get.

01:04:42I ain't sure any yet.

01:04:43I ain't sure any yet.

01:04:44I'm way behind the river.

01:05:13When there is no more, I'm way behind at the heart of China.

01:05:20I ain't sure any yet.

01:05:22The wind and my heat supporters have been breathed out in.

01:05:23You can create aisles.

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