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Two children in wartime England find a German fighter pilot.   In wartime Britain, two boys are looking for a crashed Nazi German plane. One of the boys is rescued from drowning by the pilot of the plane. Should the boys tell the army where the pilot and his wounded companion are hiding?   Friend or Foe (1982) is a heartfelt British drama set during World War II that explores friendship, fear, and the impact of war on ordinary lives. The story follows two young boys, evacuated from London to the countryside, who discover an injured German airman. Torn between wartime distrust and their own sense of compassion, the boys face the difficult choice of treating him as an enemy or a human in need. With emotional depth and powerful performances, this family-friendly drama captures the innocence of youth amidst the harsh realities of conflict.   Director: John Krish  Writers: Michael Morpurgo, John Krish  Stars: John Bardon, Stacey Tendeter, John Holmes, Mark Luxford   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082420/  tt0082420   ww2, wwii, world war two, world war 2, based on novel, boy, boys, children, kid, kids, child   #FriendOrFoe1982 #WarDrama #FamilyFilm #BritishCinema #WorldWarII #ComingOfAge #DramaFilm #EmotionalStory #ClassicMovie #FullHD

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00:00:30They're early tonight

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00:01:39If you'd been at school during the last war,

00:01:41the chances are that like these girls and boys,

00:01:43you too would have been an evacuee.

00:01:46That is, said goodbye to your parents.

00:01:49And carrying your suitcase and your gas mask,

00:01:52gone away with most of your school and your teachers

00:01:54to places that were thought to be safe from the German bombers.

00:02:01When you arrived,

00:02:02after what might well have been a long journey,

00:02:04you would all assemble in a hall

00:02:06and wait to be inspected by strangers

00:02:08who, if they liked the look of you,

00:02:11would take you home

00:02:12and there you would live as part of their family.

00:02:20Come on.

00:02:21Hurry up here.

00:02:22Come on.

00:02:24Come on.

00:02:25Come on, Beth.

00:02:26Come on.

00:02:26What's ever?

00:02:28What are you still seeing?

00:02:29It's not going to sit there.

00:02:33All right.

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00:02:38Come on.

00:02:39On the door.

00:02:41We've had a terrible...

00:02:43Come on along.

00:02:44I don't know.

00:02:45I'm so tired of her.

00:02:47I'm in the other half.

00:02:48I don't know.

00:02:48boys and girls will you put your suitcases on the ground quiet there's no need to make a noise

00:03:17about you to keep your school caps on and will you all stand and face me

00:03:37oh now what do you do here they've all got their restaurants

00:03:47look at her with the cat around her shoulders

00:04:17sooner in than me

00:04:47you're all right she got your name off you go

00:04:53come on don't sit down all right miss roberts just

00:04:56off you go

00:04:59why didn't we get chosen

00:05:06i know why i didn't why you were next to me they were all put off

00:05:14i didn't like to look up any of them nor did i

00:05:28what a day

00:05:38it comes as no surprise they've been left behind

00:05:52surprise or no surprise what are we going to do with them

00:05:58they're in your class miss ever so it's up to you to do something and pretty quickly thank you miss

00:06:03roberts i don't think i need to be reminded of my responsibilities you must both be very tired

00:06:07after your long journey from london i'm sure mr reynolds will be here at any minute

00:06:13but we'll still have one boy with nowhere to go

00:06:18oh sorry i'm late don't worry

00:06:21i'm miss roberts the head mistress if you'll be good enough to choose the boy you're going to take

00:06:27beg your pardon we need to know which boy you'll take

00:06:32well you want me to choose between them like it was market day

00:06:42well he's fatter than he is smaller he's a bit skinny though isn't he not much meat on him

00:06:50mr reynolds this is a serious matter it's more than serious it's revolting i mean what about

00:06:56the one i don't choose how do you think he's gonna feel

00:07:03i'm taking both or neither if they want to come

00:07:06don't you think you ought to ask them they might not like to look at me

00:07:16what do you think i'm a farmer 42 years old i'm married no children we live in a small cottage

00:07:25and if we share one bed and do your bit on the farm what do you say

00:07:36we'll go with you mister

00:07:46hungry

00:07:49my aunt will have something nice waiting for you on the stove

00:07:53i said are you hungry no mister mr reynolds now there's something you know my name but i don't

00:08:02know yours david needs tony tony tucker everyone calls him tucky now then i will too

00:08:11just round this turning and we're there

00:08:23come on help you get

00:08:36you got everything

00:08:39that's buster that is it's all right he won't hurt you

00:08:42this is a good old house it's been standing for 400 years

00:08:57in war or no war it'll stand for another 400

00:09:01is it gonna be just that on him you've got a short memory my aunt she'll be back to making us

00:09:09breakfast don't you worry about that

00:09:13well up you go then

00:09:22she's on duty up at the anti-aircraft side

00:09:25some of the village wives they take it in turns to make cocoa sandwiches for the soldiers who run all night

00:09:34now while the laboratory's through there and you're in here

00:09:40i reckon the two of you will fit nicely into this

00:09:45sleep tight mind the bugs don't bite

00:09:47don't forget to make your bed before you come down for breakfast in the morning

00:10:04don't you worry we'll be all right together

00:10:07don't you worry we'll be all right let's go

00:10:12wonder what she's like

00:10:14who's missing what's she's liking with a ball packed on the front of her head

00:10:27smell that give us a hand with a blackout

00:10:48look out here

00:11:02it's the middle of nowhere

00:11:05where are all the other houses

00:11:07no streets

00:11:09no nothing

00:11:18you make me jump

00:11:35you must be david

00:11:37and you must be lucky

00:11:39tucky mrs

00:11:41tucky i'm sorry

00:11:43you must call me anne

00:11:44jerry will be in soon

00:11:51he has to milk the cows and feed the animals all before breakfast

00:11:54every day

00:11:56christmas day and all

00:11:58how are you two then

00:12:00you sleep well

00:12:01you don't wait as ghosts last night

00:12:04not much better this morning what do you think i

00:12:08come sit one here one here

00:12:11well in one day or two days the country here will make a difference

00:12:16and you're cooking my dear

00:12:18there's not a better cook in all england than my aunt

00:12:21my mom's good

00:12:24of course she is i've forgotten about that

00:12:30right then let's say uh

00:12:32your mom tucky and davy's mama the champion cooks of landon

00:12:36my aunt's the best cook outside landon

00:12:38and there's not a better cook than the old of britain to touch the three of us

00:12:42agreed

00:12:45good

00:12:47right

00:12:48i'll eat up then i'll show you everything on the farm

00:12:58what about your fathers

00:12:59and your dad david is he a soldier

00:13:08sailor

00:13:11he's dead

00:13:16a german submarine sunk his ship

00:13:20machine gunned everybody in the water

00:13:21i hate the germans

00:13:44so

00:13:45Come on, little son.

00:13:58Come on.

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00:16:29Amen.

00:16:31Come on.

00:16:43Jesus, going on his throne, amen.

00:17:01Shut the door.

00:17:06Now sit down and face the front.

00:17:13Last week, I told you that because of the war, we might be seeing some new faces from our

00:17:41capital city, London.

00:17:44Well, now they're here.

00:17:46Tell us your names, please.

00:17:48In a loud, clear voice.

00:17:51David.

00:17:53That's a good Welsh name.

00:17:55And your voice?

00:17:56Tucky.

00:17:57He says his friends call him Tucky.

00:18:05His friends, mind you.

00:18:08And I hope that from today, that will include all of us here.

00:18:13Fortunately, in our village, we've had no personal experience of bombs and air raids.

00:18:22But if you want to know what it's really like, well, now we have two experts.

00:18:28Two eyewitnesses.

00:18:32Any questions?

00:18:33Yes, Vera?

00:18:36How long have I got to stay here?

00:18:39Well, that's not a very polite thing to say, is it?

00:18:41Especially since they've only just arrived.

00:18:44However, to answer your question, I cannot tell you.

00:18:48Maybe until the war is over and victory is ours.

00:18:55And if you're going to ask me when that will be, I cannot tell you that.

00:19:01Even if Mr. Churchill himself was standing here alongside me, he couldn't tell you either.

00:19:10A hand down, Vera.

00:19:12Now, this morning, we're not going to do any lessons.

00:19:20You're going to help me to make our little school safer.

00:19:24Just in case.

00:19:26We're going to stick these little strips of paper in a criss-cross pattern over all the windows.

00:19:32Sir, what's that going to be for?

00:19:34Stand up and tell them, David, Tucky.

00:19:37When a bomb goes off and all the windows get smashed, you won't get cut.

00:19:47The glass sticks to the paper and stops it flying all around the room.

00:19:51There you are, I see.

00:19:53I told you we had the experts with us.

00:19:56Now, I want you all to come up here, starting with the front room,

00:20:00and collect your strips of paper and your paste and your scissors.

00:20:05You look as if you've had a good day.

00:20:07Yes.

00:20:09I was shopping in the village.

00:20:10Now, we can go to France.

00:20:12I'll talk to France to France.

00:20:14There you are.

00:20:16You look as if you've had a good day.

00:20:21Yes.

00:20:23I was shopping in the village.

00:20:25Now we can go to France.

00:20:27We're gonna go to France.

00:20:29Here we go, and try.

00:20:31There you go.

00:20:33There you go.

00:20:34I was shopping in the village. Now we can go together.

00:20:55Everything is strange for me.

00:20:57Once all this was new to me.

00:21:00My home was in France.

00:21:02And even if I wanted to go back, I cannot because the Germans are there.

00:21:08You will see.

00:21:10In a little while everything will be...

00:21:13Oh!

00:21:14Qu'est-ce que c'est alors?

00:21:24Now what shall we do?

00:21:27Change the wheel.

00:21:28We can't.

00:21:29I can.

00:21:30We keep the spare in the back.

00:21:32I've seen my dad do it millions times and helped him.

00:21:41We went to the army. My dad has done a garage.

00:22:00I can't.

00:22:02I can't see my dad.

00:22:04I can't believe in him.

00:22:05I can't see my father.

00:22:06No.

00:22:07I can't.

00:22:08I can't see them.

00:22:09I can't see them.

00:22:10I can't see them.

00:22:11I can't see them.

00:22:12I can't see them.

00:22:13I can't see them.

00:22:14Even look.

00:22:15It's a story of the army.

00:22:16I just wanted to be too late.

00:22:17It's been in the summer.

00:22:18It's been a long run-up.

00:22:19I knew it was a bit kind of pre-tourist.

00:22:20I'm going in the front.

00:22:45To you, I give

00:22:47the Légion d'honneur.

00:22:50And to you,

00:22:53La Croix de Guerre.

00:23:03When Jerry chose you two

00:23:04from the others...

00:23:05He didn't choose us.

00:23:06We're the last two left.

00:23:07Oh, sorry.

00:23:08I forgot.

00:23:09But you know what they say

00:23:10about leaving the best bits

00:23:12till last.

00:23:12All right.

00:23:19Allons-en-fants de la patrie,

00:23:22le jeu de gloire est arrivé.

00:23:25Oh, Britannia!

00:23:27Britannia!

00:23:28Oh, Britannia!

00:23:29Only one today.

00:23:36Sorry, son.

00:23:38Maybe it'll be lucky tomorrow.

00:23:39Post always late that he's down, isn't it?

00:23:41Oh, Britannia!

00:23:42Oh, Britannia!

00:23:43Oh, Britannia!

00:23:44Oh, Britannia!

00:23:45Oh, Britannia!

00:23:46Only one today.

00:23:47Sorry, son.

00:23:48Maybe it'll be lucky tomorrow.

00:23:49Post always late that he's down, isn't it?

00:23:50Oh, Britannia!

00:23:51Oh, Britannia!

00:23:52Only one today.

00:23:53Sorry, son.

00:23:58Maybe it'll be lucky tomorrow.

00:23:59Post always late that he's down, isn't it?

00:24:09My dear David,

00:24:11I'm always so pleased

00:24:12to have your nice letters

00:24:13waiting for me on the doormat.

00:24:15Life on your farm does sound interesting,

00:24:18even if you do have to get up at the crack of dawn.

00:24:22London gets very noisy every night

00:24:24and the High Street got a big bomb dropped on it last week.

00:24:27But most of the shops are open again.

00:24:30I know how much you miss being at home

00:24:33and I miss you very much,

00:24:35but for the time being

00:24:36you really are in the best possible place.

00:24:38I'll write again soon.

00:24:40All my love, Mum.

00:24:42P.S.

00:24:43I had a copy made of the last photograph of your dad,

00:24:46so now we each have one.

00:24:48another night.

00:24:49It's over, Mum.

00:24:50All right?

00:24:51Yeah.

00:24:52Go on, then.

00:24:53You open finish the gate.

00:24:54Dear Mum,

00:24:55hope you're OK.

00:24:56You don't worry.

00:24:57I'm waiting for that, mate.

00:24:58Bye.

00:24:59Bye.

00:25:00Bye.

00:25:01Bye.

00:25:02Come on, Mum.

00:25:03You all right?

00:25:04Yeah.

00:25:05Go on then.

00:25:06You up and finish the gate.

00:25:07Go on, then. You hope I'm finished again.

00:25:14Dear Mum, hope you're OK.

00:25:18Yesterday we had a good time on the farm.

00:25:22School is OK.

00:25:24Robert is my best friend, and me and Tucky went to his house.

00:25:29Across the field is where they burn witches.

00:25:32Bet there's an old barn there now.

00:25:34Mr. Reynolds told us about a horse and rider,

00:25:39what went through the ice on this big lake.

00:25:41But don't worry, I'm not going there neither.

00:25:44We help Anna a lot.

00:25:46She's very nice, but not as nice as you.

00:25:49Mr. Reynolds is in the home garden

00:25:51and looks a bit funny in his uniform.

00:25:54Love from David.

00:25:56After supper, Anna and me, we've got to go up to the village.

00:25:59And we won't be late back.

00:26:00You'll be all right?

00:26:01Of course they will.

00:26:04Might as well be back in London.

00:26:31Look at that.

00:26:34Hang on.

00:26:37There's a plane coming this way.

00:26:39There isn't.

00:26:42Listen.

00:26:44It's a German.

00:26:46Under the pit.

00:26:52It could be carrying all these bombs.

00:26:55Crash in the village.

00:26:56Kill everyone.

00:26:56It's going away from the village.

00:27:00And what if it comes back?

00:27:09Without engines.

00:27:11There it is again.

00:27:22Listen.

00:27:25It's them.

00:27:27They're back.

00:27:27I hope the boys slept through all that.

00:27:37Yeah.

00:27:38Noisy all night.

00:27:42We saw a German bomber.

00:27:43She must have come down.

00:27:44Steady.

00:27:45What the fuck did you say?

00:27:46Sorry, Bob.

00:27:46I saw this bomber's really long.

00:27:48It's German.

00:27:48It must have come down.

00:27:49I've been on searchlight duty all night.

00:27:51And if one of them...

00:27:51We saw it.

00:27:52It's as good as anything.

00:27:54You go and make this all some cocoa.

00:27:56You two should be in bed.

00:27:58Now let's get this straight.

00:27:59You saw it come down.

00:28:07Yes.

00:28:12Well, not come down.

00:28:14It was coming down.

00:28:18Well, I'll tell you something.

00:28:21If it was up to me and nobody else,

00:28:23I'd be believing you.

00:28:24They are good boys, Jerry.

00:28:26They would not tell lies.

00:28:27Yes, I know that, love.

00:28:30But if I tell the police,

00:28:31they'll tell the army.

00:28:32And before I start all that off,

00:28:33I must be certain.

00:28:40Now think.

00:28:42Think very carefully before you answer.

00:28:48Was there really a German plane?

00:28:51Yes, Mr. Reynolds.

00:28:53Promise.

00:28:55Right.

00:28:57I'll tell you.

00:29:01Oh, it's only more than a plane

00:29:02we'll be looking for.

00:29:04You mean the pilot?

00:29:05Yeah.

00:29:06Those big bombers.

00:29:07Could be four or five.

00:29:10Look, they're all dead.

00:29:11Not a sign of it yet, then.

00:29:25Not a sign of it yet, then.

00:29:41Okay.

00:29:42Good.

00:29:43All right.

00:29:45Now, let's go.

00:29:47Let's go.

00:29:47Okay.

00:29:49Okay.

00:29:49Let's go.

00:29:51Cover.

00:29:51And then, let's go.

00:29:52Let's go.

00:29:52Okay.

00:30:07Okay.

00:30:07message from Y and Z sector sir no sign of the German plane sir fetch me those

00:30:15boys yes sir anything coming through corporal? nor a dicky bird sir. what?

00:30:20Bolton wants away with you two. come on

00:30:31that'll be your driver. now you know what you've done don't you? something to report

00:30:37sergeant? yes sir. in P sector sir we found nothing whatsoever sir. you trying to be

00:30:42funny sergeant? take your men back to barracks. your idea of a joke is that it?

00:30:49getting us out here on a wild goose chase? we saw the plane. must have crashed

00:30:53somewhere. excuse me sir T sector. well yes it's all clear sir. if you wanted a day

00:31:02off school. you've certainly got what you wanted. sir? not you you fool them. there is

00:31:09just one more question that I want to ask you.

00:31:15where are you two from? London. you'll be sorry whoever left there.

00:31:22this is the BBC home and forces program. here is the news and this is Bruce Lofridge reading it.

00:31:29last night the Luftwaffe's main target was again London. three enemy aircraft were destroyed.

00:31:35considerable damage was done to residential

00:31:37still thinking about that plane. are you? I know it's there. we could go look for ourselves. but you searched all day.

00:31:56please? mr. reynolds? please. all right.

00:32:02sir! it's evening. not this evening. it's saturday tomorrow.

00:32:11don't you go looking anywhere we haven't been together.

00:32:14don't have to call the army out again. come looking for you two.

00:32:26light over here.

00:32:49I'm going back.

00:32:56I'm not.

00:32:57One more hour, then we'll go back together.

00:33:01I want to find a shortcut.

00:33:03He said we weren't to go anywhere.

00:33:04We hadn't been without him.

00:33:06We'll find a shortcut.

00:33:09OK.

00:33:19We can cross the river there.

00:33:25I bet this runs into that big lake.

00:33:28Runs out a bit more lightly.

00:33:49Come on, slow coach.

00:33:52Runs out a bit more.

00:34:22I'll get something.

00:34:52Runs out a bit more.

00:35:27Keep it on.

00:35:45Why did you come here?

00:35:54We were looking for your plane.

00:35:55Just two boys.

00:35:57No soldiers, like yesterday.

00:35:59They didn't believe us.

00:36:01Believe?

00:36:02What?

00:36:03That your plane had come down.

00:36:05They couldn't find it.

00:36:09They did not look in the right place.

00:36:12Where's that?

00:36:13There we learned it was water.

00:36:16The plane is under it.

00:36:17The three of my crew.

00:36:19The three of my crew.

00:36:19Now you have found us.

00:36:42If I let you go, what will you do?

00:36:46We could promise not to tell.

00:36:48Would you keep this promise?

00:36:50I'm not making any promises.

00:36:52Pulled you out of the river, didn't he?

00:36:55Would you?

00:36:56I would.

00:37:07And you, my wet friend.

00:37:12Will you tell the soldiers where to look?

00:37:14You could give yourselves up.

00:37:20We will not be taken prisoner.

00:37:26When British pilots are shot down in Germany,

00:37:29they do not give themselves up.

00:37:30They would say, here's a river.

00:37:39It must lead to the sea.

00:37:42There we find a boat.

00:37:46They would move at night.

00:37:48Steal food from fields and houses.

00:37:50Find blankets for the cold nights.

00:37:52And different clothes.

00:37:54We must do the same.

00:37:56And if they were in danger to be caught,

00:37:59they would kill.

00:38:00You are lucky you are boys.

00:38:10If you were men, I would shoot you.

00:38:13And bury your bodies in the ground.

00:38:15So you would never be found.

00:38:25You are free to tell everyone where we are.

00:38:27I hope you will not.

00:38:30All we need is a little time.

00:38:31And food.

00:38:33And a blanket.

00:38:34And some whiskey.

00:38:35And a blanket.

00:38:35And some whiskey.

00:38:35Go home.

00:38:53Go home.

00:38:53And a blanket.

00:38:53Go home.

00:38:54And a blanket.

00:39:08I'll be back.

00:39:10I'll be back.

00:39:11you know what you are don't you you're a traitor a what promising the germans you

00:39:26won't tell anyone where they are why didn't you promise to take them food like he asked

00:39:29he didn't ask you're gonna say you found them are you

00:39:41yeah is that your way of planning back for saving your life

00:39:47i'd have gone out of that river somehow

00:39:51what if your father being killed by the germans

00:39:58and what about the food and blankets can i ask ann for them you know what they'll do to you when

00:40:15they find out you've been up in germans shut up can't you hello there you are i was worried you

00:40:20my friend got lost so we're late you said i think i'll never talk to you again your clothes are wet

00:40:28how is it possible well we were mucking about and david fell in the river and i fished him out of the

00:40:34water and that's why we're late sorry it is good you are so good friends and take care of each other

00:40:39now we must both have a hot baths you can go first there's a war on together together

00:40:50you didn't find the plane then not this time you're thinking of having another look no yes that's what i like nice straight answer

00:41:20why'd you say no why'd you say yes so we're going back aren't we no

00:41:50i want you to take out your exercise books and write all this down

00:42:04we plough the fields and scatter the good seed on the land

00:42:20in the time it takes me to walk around the playground once i want all these enemy aircraft

00:42:38removed from the floor and placed in my waste paper basket otherwise when going home time comes

00:42:45you will not go home

00:42:59towns towns who can trust the towns

00:43:02towns towns who can trust the towns who saw the plane that wasn't there

00:43:13you will not go home

00:43:19how do you do i'm miss avers the boys teacher from london idris cooper how do you do how nice to meet you

00:43:35you are

00:43:51is this a time to be fighting each other are we not supposed to be fighting the germans i want to see

00:43:55the two of you outside

00:44:05go back to your places. you two are an utter disgrace. do you hear me? an utter

00:44:15disgrace. first you start telling lies about seeing a German aeroplane and then

00:44:20don't interrupt. because of your willful and wicked lies the police the army and

00:44:26the home guard have been made to look foolish and valuable time and money has

00:44:30simply been thrown away. furthermore a letter detailing the whole incident has

00:44:35been sent by the army to your headmistress and she is extremely

00:44:38displeased and expects you to feel thoroughly ashamed of yourselves at the

00:44:42way you have let down your school. and what shall I be able to tell her when I

00:44:45get back? that I found you fighting. fighting. is this the way you show your

00:44:50gratitude for the kindness of the village and the children who have welcomed you

00:44:53into their school? look at me while I am talking to you. when we first arrived here

00:44:58and you two were the last to be chosen I said to Miss Roberts I was not in the

00:45:02least surprised that nobody wanted to take you and you have proved me absolutely

00:45:05right. now what do you have to say for yourselves?

00:45:10there was a play Miss Ellison. stop telling lies David. I shall report everything to

00:45:16Miss Roberts the moment I get back. you have not heard the last of this. you can be

00:45:19assured of that. the more we tell the truth the less they believe us. I was half way to telling her we found them.

00:45:26what have you got your gas mask on for?

00:45:50what? I said because the whole thing stinks. you're telling me? you know what I think?

00:46:01I think we ought to go back to the farm for some food. good idea I'm starving. to take to the Germans.

00:46:09what's changed your mind? she has.

00:46:24your tea is ready for you. help yourselves do whatever you want. Jerry and I are working in the big field.

00:46:28yes. bye. quick. eat off and take off. what about that? put it all in. what about these? good idea.

00:46:43we need some more food for you or for them. get off. and a blanket. and go on for our bed. we make it so it won't be missed.

00:46:53I found the whiskey.

00:47:00you know they might not be there. what are you saying? we can get all this back. and no one will ever know we took it.

00:47:23they have gone. that's a bit of luck. we'd better get this lot back.

00:47:30brace ya. go on bud. faster! faster! faster! faster!

00:47:36how near are the soldiers? what soldiers? you were waving at the plane. there's nothing wrong with that. you were signalling to them. we thought you had gone.

00:47:58what was that? he said i should have let your friend drown.

00:48:07since he could not have told anyone where we are. i didn't tell nobody. i can't have beer with this blanket and this whiskey and all this food.

00:48:14i stole it from the people who are looking after us. what do you think they do if they found out we took all these 12 Germans?

00:48:19and all you can do is call us liars. we can take it and i hope it chokes you.

00:48:26let's get back.

00:48:29i'm sorry. i was wrong.

00:48:51you have been very kind. i thank you.

00:48:54thanks for pulling me out of the river.

00:48:59i want to imagine you're still here, you're safe.

00:49:02i remember getting what you heard.

00:49:05but i felt happy and then i was like your middleman.

00:49:06i thought you'd grab рез luck and then you'd return.

00:49:08i was going to go to your left.

00:49:09i wanted to learn a little later.

00:49:11i thought you were just as a major mess.

00:49:13i thought you were going to be a little more of a small mess.

00:49:15i knew you had to do a little more of a small mess.

00:49:20what was that?

00:49:21i thought you were going to go to my point?

00:49:23i thought you were going to have a little bit of a little bit of a small mess.

00:49:28I'm not sure what he's doing.

00:49:34Maslow! Come on!

00:49:58David, David, you're asleep.

00:50:28David, David, you're asleep.

00:50:58David, you're okay, what were you shouting about?

00:51:09You're fighting the living daylights out of me.

00:51:13What's the matter?

00:51:15What has happened?

00:51:16He's had a bad dream.

00:51:18You do not have enough blankets on the bed.

00:51:21Well, that really?

00:51:23Yeah, I'm not cold.

00:51:24Are you?

00:51:24No.

00:51:25Well, no more bad dreams now.

00:51:28See you both in the morning.

00:51:43What were you dreaming?

00:51:45You were calling out for your dad.

00:51:48The German was holding me under the water.

00:51:51My dad was waving at me.

00:51:52My auntie's got a big book.

00:51:57All about dreams.

00:52:00I had a look at it once.

00:52:06When my granddad, they said she'd be looking down and watching everything I did.

00:52:12Who said?

00:52:13My two aunties.

00:52:15It really scared me.

00:52:23I don't reckon it's true.

00:52:26Once they're dead, they can't see anything.

00:52:29Can they?

00:52:30Jerry was out searching all night in that storm.

00:52:56What for?

00:52:57The army call it an exercise.

00:53:00They play games.

00:53:02Some of them pretend to be German parachutists and hide.

00:53:06And the others have to find them.

00:53:08What do you think we did find?

00:53:09The pine.

00:53:10Two of them.

00:53:10Caught fast in the water.

00:53:11They'd be dead now if we hadn't got them out.

00:53:13The Germans.

00:53:16Sheep.

00:53:16Two of ours.

00:53:18Struggling away.

00:53:19Poor little things.

00:53:21When you finish that, you two, see if you can find Buster, will you?

00:53:23I can't find him on the farm anyway.

00:53:25They'll be late for school.

00:53:27Yeah, well, from what I've heard, it'd be better off if they stayed away for a little while.

00:53:35I'm not going looking up where the Germans are.

00:53:37I bet yes we're bastards.

00:53:39That's his bad luck, innit?

00:53:41We can't go back to the farm.

00:53:43Not yet, anyway.

00:53:46Hear that?

00:53:47What?

00:53:48Listen.

00:53:50I heard him barking.

00:53:51You never.

00:53:52Have this on me.

00:53:58And I'm not going in there, neither.

00:54:00Scared?

00:54:01No more than you.

00:54:03Buster could be there.

00:54:05All right, then.

00:54:08Well, there's no dead witches inside.

00:54:09Stupid.

00:54:10Creepy.

00:54:31Creepy.

00:54:33In here.

00:54:34look at all them cobwebs

00:54:42Tucky

00:54:53over here

00:54:55I heard something move

00:54:59here's from down there

00:55:02gone

00:55:05why me

00:55:07why not

00:55:32that's for sure

00:55:39pick it up

00:55:47pick it up

00:55:54faster

00:56:09faster

00:56:16where's your home? is it far?

00:56:20London

00:56:35you are here because of the bombing yeah? how do you know that? German children have also been sent away from the cities

00:56:39where's the other one? he's gone he tries to get back to Germany he carried me here and left me with all the food and the whiskey although that is finished I still have your blanket

00:56:54and this?

00:56:57I am your prisoner

00:57:01I am your prisoner

00:57:04I am your prisoner

00:57:08I am your prisoner

00:57:15I am your prisoner

00:57:16you found him then

00:57:17Ann

00:57:19come quick

00:57:20you're right then boys

00:57:21Ann

00:57:23it's a German pilot

00:57:25you found him

00:57:26you're right then boys and it's a german pilot they found him

00:57:32foster found him i'll take the gun why do you have your blanket look you go and

00:57:38phone that captain get someone out he's so young go on love quick

00:57:46do you speak english naturally i see well you best come in and wait then

00:57:52comprende thank you i'll be glad to sit down my leg is not so good there's nothing wrong with your

00:57:59english though they're one of you two in the cupboard in the kitchen there's half a bottle

00:58:06of whiskey the thing a drop of that might help the pain in his leg a bit well go on then he won't

00:58:11attack me whilst you'll help the room you have no whiskey well i always keep a drop for emergencies

00:58:17and i reckon this is one of them

00:58:18go on it's in the cupboard in the kitchen

00:58:27i have taken your whiskey

00:58:30i have been in this house and there was no one i took food also in this blanket

00:58:38you were taking a bit of a risk along with everything else did you take it for yourself

00:58:42or were there others they are all dead

00:58:48and there was no one i took it for you

00:58:58to go

00:58:59you're all dead

00:59:08i've come for the thrish line

00:59:09i'll come for the thrish line

00:59:15Ruff, ruff, ruff!

00:59:17Ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff!

00:59:20Sir?

00:59:26I see him.

00:59:27Right!

00:59:33Give me the gun.

00:59:36Right, Reynolds. Who found him?

00:59:39My two boys.

00:59:42That'd be ludicrous.

00:59:44Sergeant, take the prisoner away.

01:00:05Put him there, laddie.

01:00:07Put your leg.

01:00:09Easy. Easy.

01:00:14Oh, Jim.

01:00:16Come on.

01:00:25When he said he'd stolen him, the other one might tell.

01:00:28They've got to catch him first.

01:00:30Why have they got him all ready?

01:00:41Drive on.

01:00:42Come on.

01:00:49I suppose when he was taking all that stuff from the house, Buster must have followed him to where he was hiding.

01:00:53It's amazing.

01:00:54So, you're the young bulldogs.

01:00:55Excuse me.

01:00:56Right.

01:00:57We'll have one picture out here.

01:00:58There we are.

01:00:59Then we'll have another one on the phone when you rang up the army.

01:01:01No, it didn't ring.

01:01:02Handed.

01:01:03A telephone in your hand always makes a good picture, son.

01:01:05Come on.

01:01:06It's not what happened.

01:01:07It's not true.

01:01:08If newspapers only printed what was true, we'd be very short of stories.

01:01:12Come on.

01:01:13In you go now.

01:01:15This'll be around the village quick when a dose of flu.

01:01:18There'll be such heroes at school tomorrow.

01:01:38Back door, village hall.

01:01:44Good morning.

01:02:44You're all right.

01:03:10I think I'm going to be sick.

01:03:12Look, your photo.

01:03:14I don't know any papers.

01:03:15Yeah, well, you best come outside.

01:03:22Hip-hip.

01:03:23Hooray!

01:03:24Hip-hip.

01:03:25Hooray!

01:03:27Hip-hip-hip.

01:03:28Hooray!

01:03:31Oh, my gallant boys.

01:03:34They're in my class, you know.

01:03:44That's better.

01:03:46Too much excitement, I think.

01:03:48We'll all go back nice and gently.

01:03:50No worry.

01:03:50All right, Sergeant.

01:04:00Out you get.

01:04:02Two in the bag.

01:04:03A brace of them.

01:04:05All right, Sergeant.

01:04:05Open it up.

01:04:06He'll get high without his love is high.

01:04:12Ugly looking brute, isn't he, sir?

01:04:14Sergeant, he will treat the prisoner with the respect to which he's entitled.

01:04:17Start.

01:04:19Right then.

01:04:22You and your good lady don't happen to know any German, do you?

01:04:27The fellow doesn't speak a word of English.

01:04:31No, I don't.

01:04:32Sorry.

01:04:33Pity.

01:04:35Right, Sergeant.

01:04:36Right, lads.

01:04:37Peep yours over.

01:04:37You too.

01:04:50Go on.

01:05:00Now, look here.

01:05:02If you can keep your head when all about a losing theirs and blaming it on you,

01:05:06if you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,

01:05:10something, something, what is more,

01:05:13you'll be a man, my son.

01:05:15Kipling.

01:05:16Ever heard of him?

01:05:19Damn good chap.

01:05:22Well done for bringing the other one in.

01:05:24Join on!

01:05:32I wonder where they picked him up.

01:05:34Yeah.

01:05:36And why should he say he doesn't speak English?

01:05:40Does he?

01:05:41Better than the other one.

01:05:48He pulled me out the river.

01:05:50And we sort of paid him back with food and that.

01:05:53And my whiskey.

01:05:56Thought it was something like that.

01:05:58Ever, ever, ever, come this morning.

01:06:01If they knew what we'd done, what really happened?

01:06:04They'd probably kick you all the way back to London.

01:06:07And a few would tell you in whispers they would do the same as you.

01:06:12Either way, they're not important.

01:06:14It's what you yourselves believe that matters.

01:06:17I don't know.

01:06:23You can't change it.

01:06:24It's done.

01:06:27But in war, it's wrong to help the enemy.

01:06:29You were their enemy.

01:06:31And he saved your life.

01:06:32I think war's stupid.

01:06:37I think war's stupid.

01:06:37You were their enemy.

01:06:54I don't know why.

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