Island at War (2004) Season 1 Episode 5

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00:01:00Go away, I don't want you.

00:01:30Well, did you get rid of him?

00:01:36Evidently not.

00:01:36How did I know you were going to say that?

00:01:40Look at me.

00:01:41All clean uniform and a new haircut.

00:01:45I even polished my butt.

00:01:46Another execution?

00:01:48No, that is not the reason.

00:01:49I have to get to work.

00:01:53Are you a genuine person, Miss Kay?

00:01:56You said we could get to know each other.

00:01:58Are you going back on your word?

00:01:59I said that to get rid of you.

00:02:00You were drunk.

00:02:01So you were lying.

00:02:03You were not a genuine person.

00:02:04You were frightening.

00:02:05What can we do about it, hmm?

00:02:11Nothing.

00:02:12Just let me pass.

00:02:15Come to the cinema.

00:02:17No.

00:02:17Then I'll come to your flat.

00:02:18No.

00:02:19I'm sorry.

00:02:22You said we could get to know each other, so we're going to.

00:02:25I'm afraid you can't go back on your word.

00:02:27Don't I have a say in this?

00:02:28Well, if you're frightened.

00:02:31Not really.

00:02:32Then what's the harm?

00:02:33Come to the cinema.

00:02:34I don't want...

00:02:34Come to the cinema.

00:02:35I'll meet you outside at 6.30 tomorrow evening.

00:02:39If you're not there, I shall come to your flat.

00:03:05How long do you have?

00:03:19Ten minutes.

00:03:24Bernhardt.

00:03:28It's always going to be like this.

00:03:30It wasn't on the cliff.

00:03:33I feel they can...

00:03:35I feel they can see it in my face.

00:03:41There goes a jerry bag.

00:03:43You aren't that.

00:03:47You fought against me for weeks.

00:03:48You are talking about affairs, casual and unconsidered.

00:03:51This is not an affair.

00:03:54It's much more than that.

00:03:58It simply is.

00:04:00I've got to see you.

00:04:05We are going on a raid tomorrow.

00:04:09To England?

00:04:10To England.

00:04:11And yes, to bomb and to kill.

00:04:15And maybe be killed yourself.

00:04:24He's bothering you.

00:04:25Isn't it enough that you've stolen our island?

00:04:33In common humanity, can you please?

00:04:36Leave us alone.

00:04:36Bullies, simply bullies.

00:04:46Walk away from them, my darling.

00:04:48Good morning, Angelique.

00:04:56Good morning, sir.

00:05:00Building and Allied Trades 9.30, Finance Subcommittee 11.45, Superior Council at 2 and Farmers Union at 4.

00:05:08And there are some people to see you downstairs.

00:05:17Yes, I was expecting that.

00:05:30Mrs. Salah.

00:05:31We didn't know Eugene had been captured.

00:05:47We thought he was away on the submarine.

00:05:51Then his cousin Alec brought us to look at the poster about his execution.

00:05:57That must have been a terrible shock, Mrs. de Salle.

00:05:59They say you met him.

00:06:02How was that?

00:06:05Well, firstly, he wasn't captured.

00:06:10The submarine didn't turn up for his rendezvous.

00:06:12And when it finally did, a week late, he was seen and shot at.

00:06:17He went into hiding, but felt there was no longer any point in his mission.

00:06:21And his presence on the island was compromising and endangering various people.

00:06:25So he decided, very nobly, to give himself up.

00:06:31He felt he'd be treated as a prisoner of war, according to the Hague Convention.

00:06:35He telephoned me and asked me to escort him to the German Commandantia, which I did.

00:06:40That's the extent of my involvement.

00:06:41Then what?

00:06:43Then what?

00:06:46They'd have questioned him.

00:06:49What did they do to him?

00:06:50To the best of my knowledge, his interrogation was humane.

00:06:54When they thought he was a spy?

00:06:56Are you just saying that?

00:06:58No.

00:06:58You said, to the best of your knowledge.

00:07:01No, I mean, I didn't...

00:07:05So they might have done anything.

00:07:07Although I have no reason to think that they did.

00:07:10What have they done with him?

00:07:13I don't know.

00:07:14Have you asked?

00:07:16No.

00:07:17Will you ask?

00:07:19Of course.

00:07:20We want his body.

00:07:24There's another one, you know.

00:07:25Another what?

00:07:29Another St. Gregory boy.

00:07:31What happened to him?

00:07:32Did he get away or what?

00:07:33Or still on the run on the island?

00:07:35What makes you think there's another one?

00:07:37Eugene told us when he came to see us.

00:07:39Did he say who?

00:07:41No.

00:07:45Well, I think the best thing, really, is for you to forget all about another one.

00:07:49I think you'd like us to forget altogether.

00:07:51Brush it away.

00:07:53Eugene's been shot.

00:07:54What? Oh, what a shame.

00:07:56There's no point crying over spilt milk, is there, Mr. Dorr?

00:08:18Senator.

00:08:20What are those people doing?

00:08:22These are the parents of Eugenia, sir.

00:08:26They're on Wehrmacht property.

00:08:27They're in my garden, with my express permission.

00:08:30This is no more your garden than that.

00:08:31These are your boots, or this is your loo, where this is a military headquarters.

00:08:34It's my house.

00:08:35You remain here on sufferance, and are extremely fortunate to do so.

00:08:38This is my garden.

00:08:40And not round two.

00:08:43Yes, if you'd like.

00:08:44James.

00:08:44Absolutely not.

00:08:45You're far too good.

00:08:47Get them out of here.

00:08:48Please, Baron.

00:08:49Allow them their grief.

00:08:50They really aren't doing any harm.

00:08:51Get them off the premises before I call in my lancers.

00:08:57Fine.

00:08:57We'll send them to jail.

00:08:58I'll do it.

00:08:59Yes.

00:08:59Baron, would you please allow them his body?

00:09:12What is this that Mr. Brotherson has been doing?

00:09:15Removing a tree.

00:09:16And why?

00:09:17I assume to remove some sort of emblem for resistance.

00:09:21And you expect me to give over his body?

00:09:24On compassionate grounds.

00:09:25There is no compassion.

00:09:25He's out of harm's way, and that's where he remains.

00:09:28No compassion.

00:09:30No nation on earth would indulge the parents of a hostile spy.

00:09:38What I will do is record in which piece of unmarked wasteland he's been buried.

00:09:43And let them know after the war.

00:09:44We can dig it up then.

00:09:57Phil?

00:10:07Oh, you made me jump.

00:10:08I need a boat.

00:10:18What for?

00:10:18A boat.

00:10:20I've got to get there.

00:10:22And get yourself killed?

00:10:23For what?

00:10:24We did get some intelligence.

00:10:25If I can just...

00:10:26Phil, you're not thinking.

00:10:29You're in shock.

00:10:30We all are.

00:10:31And Eugene will have died in vain.

00:10:35He will if you get killed.

00:10:38I...

00:10:39I know things are awful.

00:10:42But at least you're here with us, who love you.

00:10:44We'll do anything, anything for you.

00:10:45Now, we were sent for intelligence.

00:10:55The operation's dependent.

00:10:57I can't stay.

00:10:57Was that your mother?

00:11:18I am not surprised she was angry.

00:11:21Tomorrow, I will make sure I drop my bombs into the sea or on fields.

00:11:25And as soon as I return, I will find you.

00:11:28Don't worry for me.

00:11:29I know I will be safe.

00:11:31There will come a time when we can fraternize Angelique.

00:11:34You and me.

00:11:35All through the night.

00:11:36All through the night.

00:11:55You wear no uniforms.

00:11:58And your weapons are different from ours.

00:12:00Have you heard about this?

00:12:02But they're not less deadly.

00:12:04The fact that you wear no uniforms is your strength.

00:12:10The night is your friend.

00:12:12The V is your sign.

00:12:15He's called Colonel Britton.

00:12:17He's broadcasting to occupied Europe.

00:12:19It's a campaign that's got the Germans rattled.

00:12:21I've got the Germans rattled.

00:12:24Look at this.

00:12:25Where did you get it?

00:12:27Well, it's amazing what people will give for a cup of ham.

00:12:29It must be worth pounds.

00:12:31There's no point in my having it.

00:12:33It should be June or yours.

00:12:35So, what's this campaign?

00:12:37People have been painting V signs in France and Belgium.

00:12:40V for Victoire.

00:12:42V for Victory.

00:12:42That's got them rattled.

00:12:44Well, it shows resistance.

00:12:45Oh, well, the war's won, then.

00:12:46Put that hat on again.

00:12:51Why?

00:12:52Because this is the first spark you've shown since Daddy.

00:13:03Oh, yes!

00:13:04Isn't she stunning?

00:13:05Yes!

00:13:06And I want it.

00:13:07If you get any German, you don't need a hat.

00:13:09What?

00:13:09Your sister turns her back on them

00:13:11and you go singing for them at Sula Shen.

00:13:13You told her.

00:13:14I did not.

00:13:14I heard from a customer.

00:13:15Do you really think you could keep something like that quiet?

00:13:19You silly little fool.

00:13:20I did nothing.

00:13:21I only sang.

00:13:22Why did you?

00:13:23For five marks.

00:13:24What wouldn't you do for money?

00:13:26A lot of things.

00:13:27Well, you shouldn't be singing for them.

00:13:30It gives you the reputation you really don't want to have.

00:13:33I know.

00:13:34And I won't again.

00:13:35Good.

00:13:37Marks are worthless.

00:13:38You should always get sterling.

00:13:45Oh, my God.

00:13:49Bye.

00:14:14PIANO PLAYS

00:14:44PIANO PLAYS

00:15:14What's happening, constable?

00:15:17It's eleven o'clock.

00:15:19It's eleven o'clock every day we don't have this.

00:15:22You don't execute a young lad every day neither.

00:15:26Get out, Jonas.

00:15:27Let's go.

00:15:57Let's go.

00:16:27Let's go.

00:16:57Let's go.

00:17:27Let's go.

00:17:29Let's go.

00:17:33Let's go.

00:17:39This was well done, sir.

00:17:40Whose idea was it?

00:17:41The senators.

00:17:42Very well done, sir.

00:17:44And I believe we made a point.

00:17:46So did he.

00:17:48I'd say he handled it rather well.

00:17:50Turnips and cognac, captain.

00:17:51There's a mix.

00:17:52Round the back.

00:17:56Yes.

00:17:57Turnips and cognac, captain.

00:18:07There's a mix.

00:18:08Round the back.

00:18:09Yes.

00:18:10Oh, maybe your lad there could give us a hand.

00:18:13Mr. Braderson.

00:18:16Could turn out in the square.

00:18:17It needed to be.

00:18:18Poor old lad.

00:18:19I didn't know him very well, but...

00:18:20bloody futile waste of a life.

00:18:21It didn't be.

00:18:22I'm carrying on where we left off.

00:18:23But what?

00:18:24Map their installations.

00:18:25Photograph them.

00:18:26Find out their strengths and get the gen off the island.

00:18:28I want a bicycle and a boat.

00:18:29I can get you a bicycle.

00:18:30I can get you a bicycle.

00:18:31Come on.

00:18:32Come on.

00:18:33What are you doing?

00:18:34Guess what, captain?

00:18:35Our mate here's got a girl in England.

00:18:36A car.

00:18:37I call that tough.

00:18:38My girl is in Cologne.

00:18:39War, eh?

00:18:40War, eh?

00:18:41No.

00:18:42No.

00:18:43No.

00:18:44No.

00:18:45No.

00:18:46No.

00:18:47No.

00:18:48No.

00:18:49No.

00:18:50No.

00:18:51No.

00:18:52No.

00:18:53No.

00:18:54No.

00:18:55No.

00:18:56No.

00:18:57No.

00:18:58No.

00:18:59What a mess.

00:19:00What a day, Mrs. Mahey.

00:19:01Are we swept and tidied, Margaret?

00:19:02Yeah.

00:19:03Any deliveries on the way?

00:19:04Who knows?

00:19:05They move in mysterious ways.

00:19:06I'm seeing the Oberwachmeister shortly.

00:19:08I might hear.

00:19:09I'm more than you than me.

00:19:10Quite.

00:19:11It's a bit slimy, isn't it?

00:19:12It's a bit slimy, isn't it?

00:19:13It's a bit slimy.

00:19:14I do think you're looking better, Mrs. Mahey.

00:19:15A bit more colour.

00:19:16Perhaps you're getting over it a bit.

00:19:17I don't mean getting over it.

00:19:18I don't mean getting over it.

00:19:19I mean...

00:19:20I'll see you in the morning, Margaret.

00:19:21Will you bring that recipe for spinach soup?

00:19:22And good luck with the Oberwachmeister thing.

00:19:24I'm more than you than me.

00:19:25I don't mean getting over it.

00:19:26I mean...

00:19:27I'll see you in the morning, Margaret.

00:19:28Will you bring that recipe for spinach soup?

00:19:29And good luck with the Oberwachmeister thing.

00:19:30Oh!

00:19:31Do you think you're getting better, Mrs. Mahey?

00:19:33Is there anything to Spinnacle?

00:19:34Well, I don't mean getting over it.

00:19:37I mean...

00:19:38I'm going to see you in the morning, Margaret.

00:19:39You, will you bring that recipe for spinach soup?

00:19:42Yeah.

00:19:43And good luck with the Oberwachmeister thing.

00:19:45Excuse me.

00:19:48Are you aware of this?

00:19:49Oh!

00:19:50Hey, I'm sure I'm going to have a bit of buttermilk.

00:19:51I'm so sorry for you.

00:19:52And I'm fine.

00:19:53You're fine.

00:19:54It's fine.

00:19:55Who's fine?

00:19:57Huh?

00:19:58You, I'm so sorry.

00:19:59you've done very well mrs. Mahi because everything sells everything's in demand even so

00:20:23you must be honest well aren't you well i don't know how many times i lie in the course of a day

00:20:32but when it comes to the money yes i'm honest this gives me so much scope

00:20:39and so much of it in sterling i refuse marks more often than not it's remarkable

00:20:45will you have a glass of schnapps no i thought you wouldn't but thank you for this thank you

00:21:00you know i really did expect you to take a very large cut yourself but you haven't have you

00:21:05i've taken no more than i'm owed why not most would didn't occur to me without trust there's insanity

00:21:19this could be a very long war with that attitude we could make a great deal of money together

00:21:27please we found a partnership let's celebrate no thank you we've run out of all sorts of things

00:21:35when's the next consignment due well there's a small delivery on tuesday i hope and the one after

00:21:40now i have this money well you can get a really big consignment

00:21:51are you married mr vermont i don't know what do you want me to say i want you to say whether you're

00:21:58married or not why i want to know who i'm working with i don't know whether i'm married i had a

00:22:08lousy marriage we more or less lived apart i haven't seen her now for two years and i don't care

00:22:14and nor does she i'm sure i'm married and very happily

00:22:22i know he was killed in the harbour raid

00:22:28i offer you this as your business partner simply that

00:22:46then to partnership

00:23:04they reckon ten pounds of potatoes makes one pound of flour not much for your money

00:23:11oh by that time i'll have no end to me fingers oh it's le sheldon

00:23:20he drives everywhere who's he in with he's got special powers he has that

00:23:27i said you've got special powers i found your boyfriend down the lane ada looking a bit worse

00:23:39for wear my darling been on a bender is that one of the redfords harry redford huh and didn't he like

00:23:46his puddings why are you bringing me dead pig at redfords he was certified dead by the green fly

00:23:53cat up at grange farm harry thought he might like to die again down here you'd lose one of your pigs

00:23:59from your quota and we could have a pork dinner on sunday will harry do the slaughtering yep yep he's

00:24:07all for that let's do it is your telephone on pat yeah as far as i know you want obergefreiter tilt

00:24:13at the george tell him poor old percy has turned up his trotters and will you come and certify him

00:24:18you can drop him down there by the sty right he shouldn't hurt for an hour or two and we have to

00:24:24keep it from wilf mind yeah well we keep everything from wilf don't we ada mustn't hurt his feelings

00:24:30now don't you start on my wilf sheldon levesque he's a good boy too good for the likes of me

00:24:37does he fish much these days no he don't at all they made him put his boat in the town harbor

00:24:44poor wolf funny buggers these green flight people starving for fish and they've got every

00:24:49bloody boat locked up what's the point of that

00:25:07that's him with the specs tilt who certified this same porker not three hours ago up at redfords

00:25:13what won't he know a pig's a pig he's not gonna know from his camel hair coat

00:25:25oh look it's wolf now oh my christ

00:25:28those idiots think it's the baron

00:25:46don't do it wealth don't get involved

00:25:56you hello brother-in-law are you finished for the day have i hell

00:26:20gone now we're off that's not one of our pigs is it what are you gonna do reporters now what do you

00:26:30think i am the law's the law that's who i think you are no there's no law anymore they're just their

00:26:36rules and that's not law so we're slaughtering one then that's the idea good well well well

00:26:46mr uncorruptible

00:26:48mr uncorruptible

00:27:00. . .

00:27:30I expected you to bring some work for delightful to see you, Miss Mary.

00:27:37Please.

00:27:39This is an excellent film.

00:27:44It's a true story that shows what happens when a Jew gets too much power and influence.

00:27:49The education, historically accurate.

00:27:52I've seen it twice already.

00:27:54I'll just be sitting over here.

00:27:56What?

00:28:01Get in with your God.

00:28:04Get in with me.

00:28:05Get in with me, Christ.

00:28:07Get in with me.

00:28:09This is the God of Rache.

00:28:11Auge um Auge.

00:28:12Zahn um Zahn.

00:28:14Rühle mich nicht an.

00:28:17Canst du dein aktuelles wieder?

00:28:20Jehoaine!

00:28:26Jehoaine!

00:28:29Jehoaine!

00:28:33Jehoaine!

00:28:35So, but a Jew with a Christian...

00:28:45So, but a Jew with a Christian, who has been mixed with flesh,

00:28:49will be brought through the strength of life into the body.

00:29:00I'm not guilty!

00:29:03People are out for you!

00:29:05Out for my demons!

00:29:07It's me!

00:29:18Silence!

00:29:20Quiet!

00:29:23For this cinema will be closed for good.

00:29:33Utterly ridiculous. I don't believe anyone ever behaved like that.

00:29:43What did you think, Miss May?

00:29:45Powerful, but horrible.

00:29:47And I don't think it was truthful.

00:29:49Historical fact, just as it was shown.

00:29:51Let's choose.

00:29:53And it's a lesson to us all.

00:29:57Now, we must be at the parting of the ways.

00:30:00You live in La Rue Granville, Miss May?

00:30:02Yes.

00:30:03So, we must leave you here.

00:30:05Good night.

00:30:06And thank you for coming.

00:30:07I'm staying with June tonight.

00:30:09Oh.

00:30:11You are.

00:30:12Um...

00:30:13Well, you've spoiled my plan.

00:30:15I'm sure I have.

00:30:16I was going to walk you courteously to your door.

00:30:19I bid you good night.

00:30:21Without any demands or even the attempt to kiss your hand.

00:30:26To show you that I am a decent, honorable, Aryan gentleman whom you can trust.

00:30:32Never mind.

00:30:33I can still leave you with honor, so I shall.

00:30:37Good night, Miss Kay.

00:30:39Good night, Miss May.

00:30:41It's been a delightful evening.

00:31:03Good night.

00:31:17Ah, you are spoiling him, Mrs. Dor.

00:31:21Look at his good work on the wall now, and compare it to his first efforts.

00:31:25I thought I saw you doing some.

00:31:28He's an excellent pupil.

00:31:29Well, they never said that at school.

00:31:31as always could do better what remarks would you give him mrs. Dorr something like don't get

00:31:37overconfident I would give him full marks why aren't you in the war Mr. Brotherson I remember

00:31:44he thought about it and my mother would have hated it what mother wouldn't fiddled around I suppose

00:31:49kept on my odd jobs I thought one day I might sign up but then it was too late

00:31:55is that unpatriotic do you think is it cowardly most certainly isn't your son signed up

00:32:01but I wish he hadn't you baron your boys no German boy had the choice of course I'm proud

00:32:09they are fighting but I'd be happier if they had desk jobs back in Berlin I suppose we both wish

00:32:15our sons were in Mr. Brotherson's shoes by the way you were both at the protest in the square

00:32:20well please be very careful of that kind of thing very careful

00:32:27and now over to London for the latest no June I'm listening to the news if you must

00:32:45yesterday evening shortly before 8pm GMT a flight of 80 Heinkel bombers was observed approaching the

00:32:53south coast in the vicinity of Weymouth at the height of 6,000 feet the fighter squadrons were

00:32:59quickly scrambled and engaged with the enemy over the English Channel the air battle was fought over

00:33:06a period of two hours resulting in the destruction of more than 30 enemy bombers for the loss of three

00:33:12Spitfires and five hurricanes after taking continued evasive action the remaining Heinkels turned on their

00:33:20tails and fled towards Cherbourg yet again we see the superiority of the British fighter squadron

00:33:27they'll be from here as well as Cherbourg yes 30 down how many crew in each plane four five that's a hundred and

00:33:46fifty fewer Germans in the islands

00:33:52but they're people aren't they young men I can't help thinking that they're not just numbers when you've met them

00:34:03then maybe we shouldn't meet them can't I even feel sorry for them I think you should meet some

00:34:10they're not all devils although I suppose that's because I fraternize I've never thought they were devils

00:34:16just don't go on about them being killed I don't want to know

00:34:19don't go on about them

00:34:26you

00:34:27you

00:34:29you

00:34:31you

00:34:33you

00:34:35you

00:34:37you

00:34:39you

00:34:40With all the personnel, it was room 31 at the Hauptsagermeld.

00:34:44The captain of the HALA is in the central airport.

00:34:53Attention! Your captain of the HALA is in the HALA.

00:34:58Trouble?

00:34:59Brake's a bit loose.

00:35:02Hello, Philip.

00:35:03You knew I was on the island?

00:35:05Everything's loose on this old heap.

00:35:07I just picked it up.

00:35:08Where from?

00:35:09A chap.

00:35:11They're like gold dust.

00:35:12Did you pay a fortune?

00:35:13No.

00:35:14He's a clever chap.

00:35:15Probably means he stole it.

00:35:17Ask no questions.

00:35:23What's this look like if I do this?

00:35:26It looks like you have a camera in your bag and you're taking photos.

00:35:29Seriously?

00:35:30Seriously.

00:35:31Let's not do it then.

00:35:39I counted 11 Heinkels on the airfield.

00:35:43There were more yesterday.

00:35:44Good stuff.

00:35:45I knew you'd lost a few.

00:35:49Any idea how many?

00:35:50Six?

00:35:51Ten?

00:35:52I don't know.

00:35:53More the merrier.

00:35:54These are hopeless, Phil.

00:35:55You're taking enormous risks for nothing.

00:35:56That's something.

00:35:57The barracks there.

00:35:58They're underexposed.

00:35:59The light's not getting into your bag properly.

00:36:00I need your knowledge, you see.

00:36:01If you're caught with them, you'll be shot.

00:36:02I should be.

00:36:03Look at them.

00:36:04Clicking away at military installations.

00:36:05They're not stupid, Phil.

00:36:06Will you come with me?

00:36:07We'd look like a courting couple.

00:36:08And they're always taking photos.

00:36:09Look at them.

00:36:10Look at them.

00:36:11Clicking away at military installations.

00:36:12They're not stupid, Phil.

00:36:13Will you come with me?

00:36:14We'd look like a courting couple.

00:36:15And they're always taking photos.

00:36:17If you're caught with them, you'll be shot.

00:36:18I should be. Look at them.

00:36:22Clicking away at military installations. They're not stupid, Phil.

00:36:25Will you come with me?

00:36:27We'd look like a courting couple, and they're always taking photos.

00:36:43Oh.

00:36:47You know, Matt?

00:36:51Crackling, Colin. Pass us your plate.

00:36:53It's famous.

00:36:55I know half a dozen there. Dance a jig for a cut of this.

00:36:58Half a dozen. Everybody wants meat worth a bloody fortune.

00:37:01We can charge 15 bob a pound.

00:37:04We don't charge, Harry.

00:37:05You what?

00:37:06There's family down them quarries haven't had no real meat since December.

00:37:09Your old man's given away your pig, Kath.

00:37:11Not all of it, Will.

00:37:13Did I say it was?

00:37:14It's a gift horse.

00:37:17We can share.

00:37:19Gift pig?

00:37:19We can sell the bugger.

00:37:21See when she's charging down at tellers?

00:37:22On the bloody make that my woman.

00:37:24Yeah, you can smell this roast pork from the ink pot.

00:37:27Yeah, if we have a green fly patrol, we're going to have to say it's your perfume, Ada.

00:37:30You give it away and watch it make me look...

00:37:34Like an old skin flint.

00:37:35It's all very well for you lot. I've got a bloody business.

00:37:38We haven't.

00:37:39But it's my only business. It's not as if I'm a chauffeur on the side, is it?

00:37:43Hand in bloody glove with our masters or anything.

00:37:45I'm hand in glove with no one.

00:37:47Not a bit.

00:37:48Posh car, clean boots, and you don't get your hands dirty.

00:37:51All you have to do is yarmine here and salute him.

00:37:54Here you are, give him bloody pork away.

00:37:56That baron must be paying you one good screw.

00:37:58How much of your bloody pig you're giving him?

00:38:00Bloody this and bloody that.

00:38:02Out you come, Harry Redford.

00:38:05Outside.

00:38:06Wilf.

00:38:07I'm going to knock those words back down your throat.

00:38:09Wilf, you dare.

00:38:10Kath, out of the way.

00:38:12Will you sit down?

00:38:13Kath, either out of the way or I'll thump him in here.

00:38:16Eugene Lassalle.

00:38:18Remember, they shot him last week.

00:38:21And look at you.

00:38:22What does this do for his memory?

00:38:24Two minutes silence, hmm?

00:38:26And two minutes cooling off.

00:38:30No, sorry. Outside.

00:38:33Oh, you stupid man.

00:38:35Oh, baby, don't do that.

00:38:38You've got news.

00:38:39Gave us a heart attack.

00:38:40Bit like a Jerry in your uniform.

00:38:42Come in a batch by France off a supply boat.

00:38:44It's a Red Cross message.

00:38:45It'll be your Mary.

00:38:47Oh, my word.

00:38:48That Mary.

00:38:49Not a good smell of pork.

00:38:51Dear Mummy and Daddy,

00:38:53I am safe and well

00:38:54and stay at 71 Marsh Street,

00:38:58Rochtale, Lancashire.

00:39:00Hope you are all well.

00:39:01Love from Mary.

00:39:03Is that it?

00:39:0425 words.

00:39:05It's all they're allowed.

00:39:06But she's well.

00:39:07Safe in Rochtale.

00:39:08Oh, thanks, Davy.

00:39:10Mmm.

00:39:12If the pork could go a treat.

00:39:14Oh, yes, go on.

00:39:14You help yourself.

00:39:15Wils.

00:39:21Wils!

00:39:22This is Mary!

00:39:25Don't you care?

00:39:26What's it say?

00:39:27She's safe.

00:39:29Good.

00:39:41Bernhard?

00:39:42I'm so sorry.

00:39:43I'm so sorry.

00:39:48It's all right.

00:39:49He's a lucky man, whoever he is.

00:39:50You don't happen to know Airman Tellerman?

00:39:57Which squadron?

00:39:58I don't know.

00:39:59Is he a flyer?

00:40:00He's a navigator in a Heinkel.

00:40:02Ah, the man who drops the bombs.

00:40:04So when did you last see him?

00:40:06A week ago.

00:40:07It was a big raid last Monday.

00:40:10We lost a good few plates.

00:40:12I'm sorry.

00:40:13The main matter I have to bring to your attention is the new legislation regarding Jews.

00:40:30This apparently has come from the German High Command in Paris, and, well, in one respect

00:40:36it's, it's, it's not pleasant, but in another it's my belief that we are fortunate.

00:40:46Firstly, all Jews living on the island are to be registered.

00:40:53Their identity cards are to be stamped with a, with a J, prominently in red.

00:41:00Every Jew is to wear, at all times, the Yellow Star of David.

00:41:10No Jew is to be allowed to enter any public place, which I take to mean, um, theater, cinemas,

00:41:18restaurants, cafes.

00:41:20And, um, any Jewish business on the island is to be immediately confiscated.

00:41:25No, Mr. Steinberg, yes?

00:41:26Without compensation.

00:41:27Yes, it's, um, it's not pleasant.

00:41:32I don't know what they've got against Jews, do you?

00:41:36Well, I find them pleasant enough myself.

00:41:38Might get the odd bad one, of course.

00:41:41But, um, old man Steiner, remember?

00:41:43Well, nice as you like.

00:41:45Paid for the town square benches out of his own pocket.

00:41:48So, that's not your typical Jew.

00:41:51No, the, the point is, um, in ordinary circumstances, these are orders.

00:41:57To which we might object.

00:41:58But, Senator, I don't think we need to.

00:42:01I've made inquiries.

00:42:02And I'm pleased to say, every Jew left with the evacuation.

00:42:06Very well.

00:42:07Oh, they saw what was coming.

00:42:11So, um, so effectively, these are for information only.

00:42:17We have no Jew in St. Gregory.

00:42:20They're despicable rules, sir.

00:42:22You're not suggesting we endorse them?

00:42:24Well...

00:42:24Whether or not there are Jews on the island, we have to object.

00:42:29Well, what, what do others?

00:42:30I mean profound objection in the very strongest terms.

00:42:34What's the point if there's no Jews?

00:42:36Common humanity's the point.

00:42:39What distinguishes us from beasts?

00:42:40Oh, fine.

00:42:41How noble.

00:42:43And cutting off our nose.

00:42:46There's lots of issues where we clash with the Germans.

00:42:49Here's one we can go along with.

00:42:50If we've no Jews, why object?

00:42:53Object when it matters.

00:42:55Or not over a handful of non-existent Jews.

00:42:58This isn't about Jews.

00:43:02It's about denying a people the right to exist.

00:43:05It's about training humanity to live as wolves and prey on its own.

00:43:10They've done it in Germany and they're doing it here.

00:43:12You realize, once they've done it, they can change the target.

00:43:17Then who?

00:43:18Slavs.

00:43:20Poles.

00:43:22Us.

00:43:23Eight months ago, we'd all have known this was unspeakable.

00:43:29Now we're so frightened we're actually discussing it.

00:43:36I'm not alone in this, am I?

00:43:40We must try and stay human.

00:43:43We must at least...

00:43:53What is this?

00:44:19Who are you?

00:44:20Defrighted vet, Lord Nint.

00:44:21What are you doing here?

00:44:22It is my billet.

00:44:24It says here, Kosminski.

00:44:26Hannah Kosminski.

00:44:27Oh.

00:44:28A moment, sir.

00:44:29Just a moment.

00:44:34She has moved to here.

00:44:35This is her address now.

00:44:40What's she got to do with you?

00:44:42Nothing, sir.

00:44:43She moved out, I moved in.

00:44:45I have never met her.

00:44:49Very well.

00:44:50Two letters for her, if you are going there, sir.

00:44:58Let's go.

00:45:06Well, the principal's a principal door, and I sympathize, but this way at least we avoid a fight.

00:45:13Mr. Bailiff.

00:45:15Here's the Jews, Mr. Bailiff.

00:45:17Here's their addresses.

00:45:19What?

00:45:20Well, five as far as I know at this point in time.

00:45:22There might be more.

00:45:23But these are the ones that registered as Jewish, then didn't evacuate.

00:45:26You said there weren't any.

00:45:27As far as I knew, I couldn't be deaf.

00:45:29You said they'd all evacuated.

00:45:32Well, I would, wouldn't you?

00:45:34There's a deputation of fishermen, Mr. Bailiff.

00:45:36They're wanting a meeting with the Labour Board over loss of earnings.

00:45:38How long have they had these?

00:45:39I dug them out yesterday.

00:45:41It was that Lieutenant Walker that wanted them.

00:45:44Unpleasant manner he had, sir.

00:45:46It was unnecessary.

00:45:54Too late now.

00:45:55This is it, sir.

00:46:02Number 13.

00:46:25If you'd like to think about it, we'll come back another day.

00:46:47Okay, thanks very much.

00:46:50Ah, Miss Kay.

00:46:55Alas, it's a duty call.

00:47:00I'm looking for a 23-year-old woman of German origin named Hannah Kosminski.

00:47:06I'm told she lives at this address, but it's clearly a mistake.

00:47:10Because you live here alone, don't you, Miss Kay?

00:47:13Have you ever heard of her or any idea of her whereabouts?

00:47:20She worked for Mr. Isaacs.

00:47:22She's left the island.

00:47:24Oh, she has.

00:47:25Then, a mistake.

00:47:27These records say that she registered for evacuation, but did not in the end leave, so...

00:47:33It's a clerical error.

00:47:35Is that right?

00:47:37Yes.

00:47:39Because she did leave?

00:47:41Yes.

00:47:43You don't happen to know where she went?

00:47:47An address in England, perhaps?

00:47:49She left when Mr. Isaacs did.

00:47:52Oh, well, that would make sense, wouldn't it, as she's a German Jew.

00:47:58I suppose it would.

00:48:00Yeah.

00:48:02It's not like native Jews were letting them stay for now, but...

00:48:04Jews from elsewhere, particularly German, were sending them away.

00:48:08And this, uh, this Hannah Kozminski was one of them.

00:48:18Well, it's very nice to see you again, Miss Kay.

00:48:22I hope we can see each other once more on a social level.

00:48:31Oh, these letters...

00:48:33came to her old address.

00:48:37The strange thing is that her friends called her Zelda,

00:48:41not Hannah.

00:48:42Goodbye, Miss Kay.

00:48:52Goodbye, Miss Kay.

00:48:54Goodbye, Miss Kay.

00:49:08I knew you'd run.

00:49:38There's no need, Zelda.

00:49:39You're safe.

00:49:39Your secret is safe.

00:49:43I can mark your file to show you've left.

00:49:45Nobody needs no.

00:49:47Do you have new documents, an identity card, a Zelda K?

00:49:50No.

00:49:50But we can get that.

00:49:55You are extraordinary.

00:49:57I had no idea, and so brave.

00:50:00The way you argued with me about Jews,

00:50:02of course you felt those things.

00:50:03They are your people.

00:50:06Do you understand?

00:50:08I'm not going to give you away.

00:50:12You're safe.

00:50:12You carry on.

00:50:13You're a Zelda K, and you run the shop.

00:50:18I hadn't a clue.

00:50:22Let's go upstairs.

00:50:24We have so much to talk about.

00:50:26Please, take off your coat.

00:50:40Please, take off your coat.

00:50:41Were you very frightened?

00:51:07Yes.

00:51:11Yes, you are right to be.

00:51:13You would have been in the system.

00:51:15You would have gone to a labor camp in Germany or Poland and you never would have come out.

00:51:22You are a very lucky girl.

00:51:27Yes.

00:51:28And I am taking a very great risk.

00:51:34If I was found assisting a Jew, it would be the Russian front for me at least.

00:51:40I am saving your life and risking mine.

00:51:48Come.

00:52:04This is better.

00:52:09This is what I've wanted.

00:52:12This is how it should be between us.

00:52:16Without arguing.

00:52:19You've been so cold with me.

00:52:22Oh, shit.

00:52:36You do it.

00:52:50What?

00:52:52Take off your clothes.

00:52:54All of them.

00:52:56Stand up.

00:52:58I'm risking my life for you with a little something in return.

00:53:16A little something in return.

00:53:18A little something in return.

00:53:22...

00:53:28...

00:53:32...

00:53:36...

00:53:38...

00:53:40...

00:53:42I don't know.

00:54:12I never would have known you were Jewish.

00:54:42You're very quiet. You're not well.

00:54:44I'm fine.

00:54:54Number seven.

00:54:56Roughly every half a mile.

00:54:58Can you remember it?

00:54:59Seven of eight guns is easy.

00:55:01But I'll have to count the vehicle dump again.

00:55:10Hey!

00:55:12Move on!

00:55:13When did it happen?

00:55:14This is not your business.

00:55:16Hard luck.

00:55:17Be careful, Phil.

00:55:22What is it?

00:55:24I just don't like to see the wreckage.

00:55:26Even if it's theirs?

00:55:27It's young men's lives.

00:55:30Of course.

00:55:31Hold on.

00:55:44Wait!

00:55:48I think you're right, Phil.

00:55:50I'm not that well.

00:55:51You go on.

00:55:52I should stay with you.

00:55:54I'll be fine alone, really.

00:55:57But no photographs, remember?

00:56:00Promise.

00:56:01I thought you'd been short down.

00:56:26And I thought you were dead.

00:56:27We were shot and damaged.

00:56:28We limped to Cherbourg and I got back this morning.

00:56:30You were not hurt?

00:56:31No.

00:56:32We lost our top gunner.

00:56:33But the rest of us are okay.

00:56:34Thank you, God.

00:56:37You believe in God?

00:56:39Not until now.

00:56:42What's this?

00:56:44One that didn't get back.

00:56:46It could have been us if we hadn't gone to Cherbourg.

00:56:50Who was that you were with?

00:56:52He guards my boss.

00:56:54There's an old lady at Tancre Bay who needs help.

00:56:56I was seeking to meet her.

00:56:59I was sure you were dead.

00:57:00Any news of Zelda?

00:57:16If she doesn't turn up today, I'm going to the police.

00:57:19And then to the commandant.

00:57:20Well, what will you say?

00:57:26A Jew's gone missing.

00:57:28Of course I won't.

00:57:29They look up her records.

00:57:30They'll see.

00:57:30Jewish.

00:57:31Now, who let sleeping dogs lie?

00:57:33But if they've got her, I want to know.

00:57:34If they've got her, she's had it and there's nothing you can do.

00:57:37Very helpful.

00:57:38If she's caught, she's finished.

00:57:40And if she's in hiding and you start them on a search, she's finished again.

00:57:46I can't stand not knowing.

00:57:47Oh, poor you.

00:57:48A bit of uncertainty.

00:57:49Unlike you, Mrs. I don't care.

00:57:52Oh, I've plenty to care about.

00:57:53Do you think you'll do it?

00:58:04Lock the door or hang me and give me the key.

00:58:06You can't just walk.

00:58:06You don't ask questions.

00:58:07You do as you're told.

00:58:08This is...

00:58:08Lock the damn door.

00:58:20Where is she?

00:58:21Where is who?

00:58:23You.

00:58:24June Marie.

00:58:25Where is she?

00:58:26Who?

00:58:26It's that kind of question which shows you are playing games.

00:58:29You know very well who.

00:58:30You mean Zelda.

00:58:44I know she's here.

00:58:46No, she isn't.

00:58:47And what is it to you?

00:58:48I want to know.

00:58:49I think you do know.

00:58:50I think you've done something.

00:58:52What?

00:58:53She's vanished and we're worried sick.

00:58:55And we want to know what you've done.

00:58:58I haven't done a thing.

00:59:00Get that out of your mind.

00:59:01Do you hear?

00:59:01Not a damn thing.

00:59:02If you hear from her,

00:59:16you tell me, yes?

00:59:18You tell me instantly.

00:59:20Or you will be in as much trouble as her.

00:59:22I'll see you this evening.

00:59:39I'll see you this evening.

00:59:39You handled that rather well.

00:59:50Mrs. Dorr.

00:59:55I haven't seen you for ages.

00:59:56Hello, Angelique.

00:59:57How are you?

00:59:57I'm fine.

00:59:59I'm afraid there's senators at the Chamber of Commerce.

01:00:01It's you I came to see.

01:00:02Me?

01:00:03Yes.

01:00:04Where can we talk?

01:00:06Here.

01:00:17I can't tell you the stress Phil's putting us under.

01:00:19But I have to be honest.

01:00:23I want him here.

01:00:25And not on the mainland.

01:00:29Is that selfish of me?

01:00:30I couldn't bear it if someone I loved was in the war.

01:00:38He's told me about your spying together.

01:00:41He promised he wouldn't.

01:00:42You really must stop.

01:00:44He'll get himself shot and that'll bring you in.

01:00:46And I don't want you on our conscience.

01:00:49I'm sort of his alibi.

01:00:51So he's not a single chap hovering around.

01:00:53Risks? Ridiculous.

01:00:54He's known on the island.

01:00:56He must keep himself at Sulushen

01:00:58and you must refuse to help him.

01:00:59I think he'll do it anyway.

01:01:01Well then so be it.

01:01:02But don't get yourself involved.

01:01:04At the very least you'll be sent to Germany.

01:01:05But more likely Angelique you'll be shot.

01:01:12I'm not saying you haven't been extremely brave.

01:01:16But I don't intend to stand side by side with your mother at your funerals.

01:01:24Is she any better?

01:01:25These last few days I've wondered if she's coming through it.

01:01:31She so hated the Germans after Daddy was killed.

01:01:35I suppose there comes a point when the hating has to stop.

01:01:39There are decent young men among them.

01:01:43Just like Phil.

01:01:45Just like poor Eugene.

01:01:46Where's the point in hating them?

01:01:49They act under orders just like we do.

01:01:55I'm seeing one.

01:01:57An airman.

01:01:59He was actually on the raid that killed Daddy.

01:02:01Who knows?

01:02:13Not a soul.

01:02:14Not even June.

01:02:16I'm totally in love.

01:02:18But I thought he was dead and I wanted to kill myself and I couldn't tell anyone.

01:02:27It's wonderful but it's unbearable.

01:02:32Of course.

01:02:34I'm sorry I've so needed to tell someone.

01:02:37Of course you have.

01:02:38Poor Angelique.

01:02:39Is he good to you?

01:02:45He is.

01:02:47He's lovely.

01:02:59You've been spying with my son who shouldn't even be on the island.

01:03:02One slip of the tongue and Phil could face a firing squad.

01:03:04No.

01:03:05You wouldn't do it deliberately.

01:03:06I swear.

01:03:06But a word out of place.

01:03:08I promise Mrs. Dorn Bernhardt's not the type of...

01:03:10You don't really know what Bernhardt is.

01:03:12I do.

01:03:13Angelique.

01:03:14He's not like that.

01:03:19Well.

01:03:22I'm glad.

01:03:25And you haven't mentioned Phil to him.

01:03:29No of course not.

01:03:32You're in love Angelique.

01:03:36But I wish I didn't know.

01:03:40I'm not like this.

01:04:04I wish I could do it now.

01:04:04I wish I could eat it now.

01:04:05I'm fine.

01:04:06Do you prefer winter or summer truffles?

01:04:15I wouldn't know the difference.

01:04:20One day, we compare.

01:04:25People are boiling up potato peelings, and we're eating truffles.

01:04:33Two favors returned.

01:04:36Two favors, and we'll put them in.

01:04:41Two favors, and we'll put them in.

01:04:45You look too.

01:04:51Come in.

01:04:54Two, two.

01:04:59Two, two, one.

01:05:01The magic is worse than the magic is closer.

01:05:03Oh, my God.

01:05:33Oh, my God.

01:06:03Oh, my God.

01:06:33Oh, my God.

01:07:03Oh, my God.

01:07:33Oh, my God.

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