-Miss Thea. -Mrs. Ancion.
Your stepladder did the trick.
Good to hear.
I needed my baking tin so we can make some cakes with Anna.
-She's visiting from Liège. -Lovely.
Where's your cat going?
On a trip.
Is it someone you know?
I'm sorry, he's in a rush. We're in a rush. Bye!
Have a good night.
It's wrong not to tell these people.
What did you put in the trunk?
-My bag. -Your bag and…
My cat.
He's only 3.5 kilos.
-No pets, not a word to anyone-- -I've had him for five years.
-Thea, we made a decision. -I know.
-We voted. -I know.
Nobody enters the bunker unless they're critical
-to the mission-- -I know, Gerardo!
He's only 3.5 kilos.
It gives me no pleasure to tell you, Ambassador,
but we are taking off in 27 minutes for Bulgaria.
And I'm not missing that flight.
Mrs. Ancion!
Change of plans.
I was wondering if you could watch Pompidou for the evening?
-Can we? -Well, I mean…
Snowball could have a sleepover.
He's already eaten. He's really easy. He loves belly rubs.
Why not leave him at home?
I don't want to leave him alone tonight.
-Well, then… -Thank you.
I tried.
Tell your date to learn some respect. You deserve better.
He loves turkey, if grandma has some.
I know you don't get many visitors, but still…
Don't forget the belly rubs.
I won't forget.
It's better to be alone than in bad company.
"They're crazy. Come back!" What else did Ines say?
Nothing. At least not before I left.
Markus stayed on the plane, in case she calls back.
Those bastard soldiers.
-We don't know for sure. -You may not know for sure.
She seemed terrified.
If Markus were here, would he say the same?
Why wouldn't he?
I'm not sure I know what being an archivist entails.
When this place opened 12 years ago,
there was no system for recording donations.
They just put the boxes on the shelves.
So you were hired to organize all of this?
Yes.
-Frankly, you're slowing me down. -Oh, really?
Ambassador Gerardo is in charge of the bunker, not the soldiers.
All I know is there was real panic in Ines' voice.
Seriously.
-What's going on? -Markus and Ayaz heard a conversation.
-Ines said, "They've gone crazy." -Who is "they"?
The soldiers.
We don't know that, but shouldn't we go back?
-And, what, forget about the seeds? -If we must.
I understand, but this is everyone's future, the entire world's.
Could we even make it back tonight?
-Maybe, if we leave within the hour. -Let's go.
We should take as many seeds as we can.
I don't know when we'll be back.
-We'll deal with that later. -Yeah.
What we need to deal with now is… over there.
She won't leave unless we force her.
Can't we leave her here?
I mean, she's survived here for weeks eating seeds.
-We're coming back, right? -We're not leaving anyone.
There's been enough abandonment in the world.
So let's go. With her.
-Rik! -Yes.
How's your face?
It's fine. Where's Ines?
-She left? -Heremans took her.
I don't know, but the soldiers told me I could bring you something to eat.
So…
Sylvie has a plan
to make sure they don't come after us because of Terenzio's murder.
She didn't murder anyone.
-The soldiers don't agree. -Neither do you.
I hope the plan is to take them one by one and put bullets in their heads.
Stop!
The plan starts as soon as they go to bed.
Once they're asleep,
I'll unlock Sylvie's door and she'll come get you.
And then?
Then she'll hold them at gunpoint until the others get back.
At gunpoint?
Not to hurt them.
No, she should hurt them.
Don't let anger cloud your judgment. This is crazy.
-Yes, it could go very badly. -Even Rik thinks it's stupid!
If it goes wrong, there's no going back.
-Horst, please. -No.
Sylvie's right. We have to protect ourselves.
We'll be ready.
They're letting you run around and give us food
with the prison keys in your pocket?
They trust me, Laura.
If they trust you so much, ask Heremans what he did with Ines.
I will.
Is someone there?
Let me in.
Open the door, please!
Open the door!
Let me in!
Open up!
Open the door, please!
-What's with the masks? -Gia, you were right.
We didn't want to scare you.
There is poisonous gas up there.
These masks work, just don't breathe too deeply.
We're leaving now. You should come with us.
No, I'm not leaving until my work is done.
Then, I'm going home to see my daughter.
-Well, goodbye then. -No.
We can help you get back to your daughter, but you have to leave with us now.
With all the poisonous gas outside,
I'm not sure when the next plane will come.
Gia…
Please.
I knew it.
What now, Captain?
Jakub, Ayaz, and Gia will remove the plane seats.
Osman, fuel.
You and I will gather the seeds.
-Okay. -How long until we leave?
-We take off in 45 minutes. -Okay.
And, guys, while on the landing strip, keep an eye out for aircraft above.
Why did you say the Russians couldn't land because of how you parked?
They can't, but they won't like it.
They may bomb us while we're taking out the seats.
What do we do if that happens?
-Run. -Pray.
Gia, come on.
What about my colleagues?
We buried them. We wore our masks of course.
I think that she and Sara,
the Czech soldier, went into town or something.
That's not possible.
When I was looking for you, I saw Sara in the control room.
Is there a reason why I'm in charge of Ines now?
No, but the other passengers are worried because she vanished into thin air.
Who's worried?
Well, just… concerned.
Well…
let's just say they don't need to be concerned about Ines anymore.
Four or five hours till sunrise.
What are you going to do?
You just need to find something to open that door.
Then if all goes well, you can get back in the bunker…
with the guy who tried to kill you.
Here you are.
I'm sorry to disturb you, sir,
but I feel it's my duty to inform you, as the person in charge down here,
that we're headed towards a crisis.
A crisis?
People are missing.
People are plotting.
They're talking the death penalty.
Talking shooting people in faces.
Rik, slow down.
I don't want insurrection.
I just want peace and harmony among everyone.
Okay, Rik. Me too.
So tell me, who's got a problem?
Got a minute?
I want to be sure we're doing this for the right reasons.
-Meaning? -In the truck, you were eager to get back
and make the soldiers pay.
My question is, "How eager?"
Are you implying that I made it up, that there's no emergency?
I'm not implying anything, I'm asking.
I need to know we're doing this for the right reasons.
Our only chance of survival is taking all the seeds now.
This is ridiculous.
And yet you don't deny it.
You want me to tell you I'm not a liar?
No, I'm not a liar.
Back up, man.
You really think I would do that?
Ayaz, you've had a rough few days.
Nobody would blame you if your emotions--
Guys, the seats. We gotta go!
I'm emotional?
Yes, which I get. It's normal.
This is "emotional."
What's wrong?
No need for that, wallah. It was just a question.
You're not wearing a mask!
-You're liars! -Wait.
You lied so I'd come with you!
We didn't want to lie. It's just that--
I'm not going anywhere!
See? She wants to stay.
Mathieu and Thea won't let her.
We need to get her safely on the plane.
We'll put her in the cockpit.
-Mr. Ambassador, you promised-- -Sergeant, do you have a minute?
I'm sorry, Rik, but we can't solve this alone.
Do you want to tell him or should I?
-I trusted you. -What is it?
Rik here says that Sylvie is planning an attack.
I did not say "attack!"
-When? -Tonight.
Sylvie isn't planning on hurting anyone.
She just wants to ensure
that no harm comes to the other passengers.
And I assured her that will not happen, but she's very anxious, you know.
Rik, it's okay.
I'll handle this. Good night.
-How? -Rik and I will figure out something.
Go to bed. We've been up all night.
We've all got the same goal as Sylvie, safety and survival for everyone.
Right?
Thank you again, Mr. Ambassador.
Have a good night.
Good night.
Now,
what we have to decide
is what we are going to do together.
Shit!
Someone's here?
Hey, can you hear me?
I'm coming in.
Wake up! Come on!
Is anyone there?
Who's there?
Wake up!
Come on!
After we get this, we'll go back and fill it up again.
-"We"? -Yeah, we'll go faster with two.
-What if Ines comes back on the radio? -The others inside will hear it.
Ayaz, can you help me? I can't take them out on my own.
-One second. -Okay.
Not too tight, is it?
I'll move you to the back with us once the seats have been removed.
-Why? -It'll be more comfortable.
No. What you said about the sun, is it true?
So why are you doing all of this?
The seeds, taking me back, what's the point?
"Save one life, save humanity."
Yeah, this is "humanity."
We're gonna find your medication.
What do you care? What do I care? I don't know you. You don't know me.
That's true.
If what you say is true…
that means everyone I know, everyone I love, is dead.
I'm sorry.
Then let me go.
I beg you, Ayaz, let me go.
I'll run until the sun finishes me off.
I can't do that.
But you can tie me up?
Why are you so violent?
-"Violent"? -Why?
Like when you held a flare gun a few millimeters from my face?
I was scared.
-Gia? -Yes?
It's okay. I don't blame you.
-Yes, you were scared. -Yes.
You needed to survive.
Even if you didn't know why.
That's humanity.
-What are you doing? -Waiting for Sylvie. Put your jacket on.
-Excuse me? -Put your jacket on!
-I'm staying here. -Don't be stupid.
I used to find you arrogant and charming. I no longer see the charm.
Sorry to disappoint by trying to save you.
The only thing you're trying to save is your bruised ego.
She'll be here soon.
If we don't make it back from Norway, I'd like you to read this.
It says it better than I can.
What the fuck is that?
Mr. Ambassador… something you need to see.
Come on.
She's here.
-You made it! -Rik told you why I'm here?
-Yes. -I'm not going.
-Yes, you are! -Nobody tells me what to do.
If you don't go, I won't either. We'll have done all this for nothing.
He's right.
For you. Not for him.
-Where's Rik? -He must have gone back to the dorm.
He's playing dumb. He plays on both sides. He's a traitor.
He took a real risk, Laura.
Yeah? Is that why he's with the soldiers pretending to sleep?
Come on, let's go.
You're not hallucinating. It's a helicopter.
It's a real helicopter.
It's okay. Everyone's asleep.
Did you hear that?
Come on.
Are you real?
Who are you?
Stay the fuck back! Italian flight suit.
I think she might be crazy.
Do we shoot her?
There's no need yet.
Are you with NATO?
No, I was in the plane. We're in the bunker.
It's a long story.
Why did you blow up our planes?
-Your planes? -And our comms.
They blow up the planes because… they're evil.
And they locked me out for going against them.
They expelled you?
Yeah, to die.
But I can take you to the bunker if you help me get inside.
Yeah?
You'll never find it on your own. Come with me. Come!
Come!
We'll ride with her. Let's go!
-It's just for protection? -Yes.
What the hell?
Freeze, now! Halt!
Come on, raise those hands!
Ambassador, I'm glad you're here.
-I just wanted-- -Stop! Just stop!
I can't protect you anymore.
We just didn't want anyone to get hurt.
-Yeah? -To stay safe until the others got back.
Violence, and even the threat of violence, is never the solution. Never!
Sorry, but didn't you work for NATO?
What?
-Let's go! -Let's go!
What do you want to do?
Put the Ticks in with Rik.
Let's go.
Let's go!
Hello?
Is anyone there?
Hello?
Is anyone there?
Shit! It's stuck.
Move aside.
I'll try to knock it loose.
What was that shit with Osman earlier?
Nothing. A misunderstanding.
Is anyone there? Markus? Ayaz?
-Did you hear that? -Hello?
Ines!
Anyone?
-Hello? Is anyone there? -Ines?
-Markus? Ayaz? Anyone there? -Ines?
-Ines! -Hello?
-Ayaz? -Ines?
-Ayaz?
-Ines, are you okay? -Um, yes. Well, no, actually…
I got back inside thanks to some Russian soldiers.
-Russian soldiers? -I'll explain.
But they think we blew up their planes.
What? What's going on with the NATO soldiers?
They think Sylvie killed Terenzio.
-Why do they think that? -Because it's true.
They arrested all of us. I don't know what they're gonna to do.
Hold on, Ines. We'll be back tonight.
Is Markus still there with you?
I think he's outside.
Why? What's the matter?
Osman?
I was thinking, I never asked you…
Why do you speak English so well?
The caves behind me are natural limestone.
However, local Berber tribes have expanded the caverns over the centuries.
It's here that Hercules is believed
to have slept while undertaking a great quest.
Tour guide?
Welcome. Bienvenue. Bienvenidos. Dobro pozhalovat'. Wilkommen.
German too?
Just the important stuff.
"Is he your friend or your brother?"
Osman?
-Yeah? -Have you refueled?
We still need to do one more truckload.
Quickly, we're almost there. We take off in 15 minutes.
Copy that.
Fifteen minutes, let's go.
We're leaving soon, Ines.
Hang on.
We'll try.
-I'm sorry. You were right. -I don't want to be right.
No talking!
I've never even held a weapon.
Well…
you have now.
When the others get back,
they won't hesitate to blame us for how this ended.
How?
With a trial for Sylvie?
By bringing her to justice.
-Delivered tonight. -Delivered by you.
Me?
If you, our esteemed, rational ambassador does it,
the Norway group will have no other choice.
Everybody pays.
What the fuck? Stay here!
What do we do?
-We fight! -We hide!
-I'll start unloading. -Put them on the runway for now.
We'll need to move all these seats before takeoff, right?
-That's why you're here. -You told Ines we're coming back?
Yes.
Osman said they'd be back soon.
-Has Gia calmed down? -I guess so.
Once we tied her up.
Then why is she in the cockpit?
Shit!
-Shit! -What's wrong?
-Locked. -Gia, can you open the door?
No!
-You're gonna scare her. -Good!
Open the fucking door!
Open the door!
I'm not going anywhere.
Out of the way!
I'm not going anywhere!
Ayaz! Wait.
-She's destroying the plane! -What do we do?
Find another plane!
There's no other plane within 2,000 km that can fly that far.
But we need to get back. What are we gonna do?
Subtitle translation by Dan Kirk