The Moroccan Outpost – Love and War at the Edge of Empire - video Dailymotion

Rizal Indra Putra

In the burning heart of the Moroccan desert, duty and desire collide. The Moroccan Outpost – Love and War at the Edge of Empire tells the story of a brave Foreign Legion officer caught between military orders and forbidden love. As tensions rise on the edge of colonial territory, loyalty, sacrifice, and romance are pushed to their limits in this gripping wartime adventure.

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00:03:35GOOD EVENING

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00:05:33Captain!

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00:05:39Will you please call Captain Gerard? It's very important.

00:05:45Captain, your orderly is here. He says he has something very important to tell you.

00:05:52Thanks, Henry.

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00:06:15Captain Gerard, a very lovely lady wishes to dance with you. The daughter of the Emir of Belle-Racharde.

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00:06:32I'm afraid, sir. She thinks you are a professional dancer.

00:06:36I tried to explain to her, but I'm sorry, sir.

00:06:40What's wrong with that?

00:06:41I'm afraid.

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00:09:39I GUESS I PICKED

00:09:40THE RIGHT MAN

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00:09:44SHE GOES TO FRANCE

00:09:46AND RETURNS HERE

00:09:47IN OCTOBER

00:09:48WHEN WE SEND A CONVOY

00:09:49TO TAKE HER HOME

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00:09:56IT MAY BE SIGNIFICANT

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00:10:00I WANT YOU TO FIND OUT

00:10:01WHAT HER FATHER'S UP TO

00:10:02YES SIR

00:10:03AFTER YOU'VE LEFT

00:10:04BEL RASHAD

00:10:05TAKE THE TROOPS ON

00:10:06I'm sorry about your leave, but you can have it when you come back.

00:10:11Thank you, sir.

00:10:12The young lady might prove a help somehow, but, of course, how you handle that phase

00:10:16of the mission, like the rest, is entirely in your hands.

00:10:19I understand.

00:10:21Your record is an excellent one, except for certain, uh, shall we say, uh, romantic, uh, complications.

00:10:27My duties have taken me into many strange places.

00:10:34So I notice.

00:10:36Tangiers, beds, Casablanca, La Roche.

00:10:41In fact, in looking over these escapades of yours, I have a moment of regret that I've become an old man.

00:10:48Well, uh, they say you're only as old as you feel.

00:10:52Well, uh, they say you're only as old as you feel.

00:10:55Unfortunately, I also feel old.

00:10:59Good luck, Captain.

00:11:00Thank you, sir.

00:11:25Good luck, Captain.

00:11:32I do check it out.

00:11:34I won't miss it.

00:11:36There, you buy it, there.

00:11:39Good luck.

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00:11:45Ladies are getting hungry, sir.

00:11:58Today my regret.

00:11:59Tell them we have a schedule with you.

00:12:15We'll be ready to leave in about an hour.

00:12:37Yes, sir.

00:12:45Are we ready to start?

00:12:53All but the ladies, as you might expect, sir.

00:13:08She always rests after luncheon.

00:13:10I'm sorry, but we have to start in ten minutes.

00:13:15A dancer.

00:13:16And the captain in charge of this convoy, Paul Girard.

00:13:20With the same influence.

00:13:23Refusing to stop when I asked it.

00:13:25And that miserable lunch.

00:13:27I'll not have my convoy run like this.

00:13:29If this is your convoy, it's fault of yours.

00:13:31If it's mine, we start in ten minutes.

00:13:34You're impertinent.

00:13:35We're still a long way from your territory.

00:13:38By dark, I'd like to be where we can't be used as target practice.

00:13:41Ten minutes.

00:13:42Please.

00:13:45Captain, sir.

00:14:13A courier from Teske just got here with this.

00:14:16Thanks, Brambo.

00:14:16A courier from Teske.

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00:15:11Good evening.

00:15:20I've been looking all afternoon for a place to spend this.

00:15:24We must be off the road.

00:15:26Do you mind if I keep it as a souvenir?

00:15:29I'm sorry about that.

00:15:32And if I sound it arbitrary this afternoon, won't you sit down?

00:15:36I'm afraid I don't have a very even disposition.

00:15:44That's not unusual in a beautiful woman.

00:15:46Thank you, Captain.

00:15:48You sound like an expert.

00:15:50Just a student.

00:15:52And I have scars to prove it.

00:15:54And wish for no others?

00:15:56Tell me, do you think we're safe here?

00:15:59As much as can be expected.

00:16:02You French don't trust as much, do you?

00:16:06Now, where did you get that idea?

00:16:07My father.

00:16:10Yes?

00:16:11I imagine talking to him would be quite an experience.

00:16:19You might find some of his views quite different from yours.

00:16:23So many minds.

00:16:24So many opinions.

00:16:26And yours, of course, are the correct ones.

00:16:29Why not?

00:16:30I'm afraid you're a conceited man, Captain.

00:16:37And so often, conceit is the last refuge of a scoundrel.

00:16:42Good night.

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00:20:48This can never be.

00:20:51Not for us, Paul.

00:20:54You and I are worlds apart.

00:20:56It cannot be.

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00:21:00Kara, I swear.

00:21:02Nothing can stop me from seeing you again.

00:21:48The caravan has been sighted, Sidi Zahidi.

00:21:53Repeat my warning that it shall pass safely.

00:22:00When the convoy arrives, tell the officer I wish to thank him.

00:22:05The Frenchman in Bel Rashad?

00:22:07Now?

00:22:08Last year, she said, if I again failed to be courteous, she would see to it herself.

00:22:14So better a small risk than an awkward and perhaps suspicious scene at the gates.

00:22:18The Frenchman in Bel Rashad?

00:22:48Welcome home, Emira.

00:23:07Thank you, Osman.

00:23:09Captain Gerard, the Kaid Osman, my father's aide to camp.

00:23:12The emir extends his compliments and asks that you favor him with your presence.

00:23:17Delighted.

00:23:18Delighted.

00:23:28So, Captain, you are new to this part of Morocco?

00:23:33Quite, although I served at other stations.

00:23:35It does seem that we provide a fine opportunity for career officers.

00:23:40Some of us wouldn't choose if we were asked.

00:23:43True, I have no doubt.

00:23:45Must be a dreary life for a stranger.

00:23:49I'm only a soldier of the line who goes where he's sent.

00:23:51May I point out, Captain, that we shouldn't be distressed to see you sent back home.

00:23:59If it weren't for us, Kaid Osman, you might find yourselves a lot unhappier.

00:24:03How typical.

00:24:04Early Arab geographers call this the Isle of West.

00:24:09But to Europeans, it's always been Barbary, the home of barbarians unable to take care of themselves.

00:24:14But after your long ride, I shouldn't wear you with such discussions.

00:24:19Thank you again for your kindness to my daughter.

00:24:23It was a pleasant responsibility.

00:24:24And if we meet again, I hope to find you in better spirits.

00:24:29One day, who knows?

00:24:31You may find me quite happy.

00:24:32Here I am.

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00:25:17Gerard extends his compliment, sir.

00:25:19He will report after he's turned his man over to the officer of the day, sir.

00:25:23I've been waiting this long. I'll manage a few minutes more.

00:25:26There must have been something important to detain him so long at Bel-Rashad.

00:25:29I'm sure it was, Commandant.

00:25:31Important?

00:25:33Nothing more important than a smell of perfume.

00:25:36If I can use the expression. Oh, sure.

00:25:39I've heard of this, Gerard.

00:25:41Ladies' men, if you know what I mean.

00:25:44I'm one of those fellows whose whole life is just a parade of women.

00:25:49And what a lovely parade.

00:25:51What was that?

00:25:53The captain.

00:25:57Captain Gerard reporting, sir.

00:25:59Glad to have you with us, Gerard.

00:26:03Lieutenant Glicko, my second in command.

00:26:06Well, we were concerned about you.

00:26:09One of our scouts reported your detachment nearing Bel-Rashad hours ago.

00:26:13I stopped to have tea with the emir.

00:26:15Here are my orders, sir.

00:26:18I've been out here for years, and the only invitation he ever gave me was to keep my distance.

00:26:22Maybe you never had the pleasure of delivering him his daughter.

00:26:25I did.

00:26:26Yeah, I did, and he never had me.

00:26:28He might have thought you'd scare the children.

00:26:30What?

00:26:31Oh, you mean that...

00:26:33You ought to state that you're a report only to Colonel Pascal, and that you're to have complete freedom.

00:26:41Very well.

00:26:42Consider us at your disposal.

00:26:44Thank you, sir.

00:26:45I'll try not to ask for too much.

00:26:47Not at all.

00:26:48It'll be a novelty to have a new face at mess.

00:26:51It'll be a novelty for the captain to be with no women.

00:26:53And the captain might find it, uh, you know, dull, lieutenant.

00:27:01Yes, dull, captain.

00:27:02That's exactly what I was just about to say.

00:27:05The lieutenant sounds as if he was a ladies' man.

00:27:08Who, me?

00:27:09Oh, no.

00:27:10Never.

00:27:12I see.

00:27:13A married man.

00:27:14What?

00:27:15Very married.

00:27:16You know, my wife, she likes to fight.

00:27:19And mind you, never straight attack.

00:27:21Always ambushing me.

00:27:22You know what I mean?

00:27:23Bombarding me with flat irons.

00:27:25Ladies' man.

00:27:26Oh, no, sir.

00:27:28As my late father would always say, all the women are unfair.

00:27:32If they weren't, there'd be no foreign legion.

00:27:36Well, I wouldn't say so.

00:27:39You see, my late father, he would...

00:27:43Gentlemen, what about a drink?

00:27:45Without ice.

00:27:46Thank you, sir.

00:27:52Has your game taken on new subtleties, Carol?

00:28:05I haven't played since last with you, father.

00:28:08Then perhaps you're out of practice, or thinking of something else.

00:28:14Perhaps of being ordered home months earlier than usual.

00:28:17Told not to leave the palace.

00:28:20And no mention of why.

00:28:22I'm afraid sending you to Europe wasn't wise.

00:28:27Just as well you're not to return.

00:28:29Not to return, but...

00:28:33Ever since I arrived at Belle Rochette, I've sensed a difference here.

00:28:39Why?

00:28:40What's happened, father?

00:28:41Very little for too many years.

00:28:43But all conditions change.

00:28:48Are you thinking of taking up arms against the French?

00:28:52Why are you so surprised?

00:28:54You know how long that has been my dream?

00:28:56I always thought it was no more than that.

00:28:59Nothing that you actually intended to do.

00:29:03You think I only talk of my obligations?

00:29:06Yes.

00:29:07You have been influenced.

00:29:09Perhaps by some French officer.

00:29:13If you'll excuse me.

00:29:16I'd like to go to my room.

00:29:43Get him down to the dispensary.

00:29:54Yes, sir.

00:29:54That shot, it didn't sound like one of their old muskets.

00:30:22That bullet, when you're...

00:30:24Yes, when you take it out of him, we'd better have a look at it.

00:30:28Have a look at it.

00:30:31There wasn't a cock I'd wish.

00:30:33I was just about to say it.

00:30:34Looks like it's from a brand new weapon.

00:30:50No doubt it is.

00:30:51That explains why you're having a lot more trouble with snipers lately.

00:30:54Yes.

00:30:55They're out there like sand-frees and just as hard to catch.

00:30:58Maybe the captain can, you know, attract one for us.

00:31:03Why not?

00:31:04He's just from headquarters.

00:31:05Nice, tender.

00:31:07That's a very good suggestion, Lieutenant.

00:31:09Yes.

00:31:11If you find me a native's outfit, I'll try and catch one of the Belrushed kind.

00:31:16Captain, I was just joking.

00:31:19It can be a one-way trip, I might tell you.

00:31:22I found the way out before.

00:31:31Sugar?

00:31:34Thanks.

00:31:52It can be a one-way trip.

00:32:17and how long before we get the bigger pieces i will do my best to make it soon but there are problems

00:32:34your wrist

00:32:42fast your wrist

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00:36:26Paul!

00:36:33What are you doing here?

00:36:35Right now, I'm being chased.

00:36:37All that commotion, it's because of you?

00:36:39Yes. I need a place to hide in quick.

00:36:41In here.

00:36:42Oh, darling, you took this risk for me.

00:36:57It was worth it.

00:37:00You're not sorry I'm here?

00:37:02Sorry? Oh, darling.

00:37:04Amira, a Frenchman has gotten past the inner gates.

00:37:16A Frenchman?

00:37:17He was seen coming toward the palace, Amira.

00:37:19Come.

00:37:20Father, those shots.

00:37:31They've discovered a French spy at the arsenal.

00:37:33A spy.

00:37:34A spy.

00:37:34In the arsenal.

00:37:36She was after one of our new rifles.

00:37:41I don't understand.

00:37:43You would if you hadn't become so fond of the French.

00:37:46Go back to your room and stay there.

00:37:47You might not want to see one of your dear French killed.

00:37:51Oh, no.

00:37:55I don't know.

00:38:00I don't know.

00:38:13I don't know.

00:38:17I don't know.

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00:42:43You know what I mean a hundred devils and a witch. Yes

00:42:52You know that waiting that's the only quarrel I ever had with from was four weeks

00:42:57I wanted to go to bed a shot to tickle at all God where he tickled most but now

00:43:05So what happened the snapper's ping ping ping we wait in very soon

00:43:13How would you know the difference stuck up there in that hole? Oh

00:43:18I'll let me tell you this that's all that's the man. I know it's a little

00:43:25Come in, come in bring the gun

00:43:34So all together it looks like they're robbing for an open assault and front bell will need some more troops

00:43:39Let's go. Yes, sir

00:43:41Take this captain day for me and tell him I want those units assembled at once. Yes, sir

00:43:47You did a good job you're on you've earned your leave I don't like to disappoint you again, but I'm short of officers you have to go back

00:43:57Yes, sir, thank you make it a fourth mark iron rations only enough rest to keep them going. Yes, sir

00:44:11You

00:44:16so

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00:44:24Oh

00:44:26Oh

00:44:28Boys, tell our men to hold their fire.

00:44:52Too many soldiers.

00:44:53Hurry.

00:44:54Hurry.

00:44:58Don't you, don't you, there's too many soldiers.

00:45:26Don't you, don't you?

00:45:56Don't you, don't you?

00:46:04Don't you?

00:46:06Don't you?

00:46:08Choo!

00:46:38Whoa!

00:46:48Anything wrong, Captain?

00:46:51Look.

00:47:08Get me some scouts and a detail of men.

00:47:20You wait here for my signal.

00:47:22Yes, sir.

00:47:28Forward!

00:47:38Matt Rest famine!

00:47:41What?

00:47:44Matt Restilly.

00:47:46The End

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00:48:04Sound the advance.

00:48:25Hold on.

00:48:33It's found.

00:48:34It's found.

00:49:04It's found.

00:49:34It's found.

00:50:04And if we follow you into this rebellion, what of our Sultan?

00:50:19He's friendly to the French.

00:50:21Would you go on to take his power as well?

00:50:23Forgive me.

00:50:27Perhaps that is an unfair question.

00:50:30But let me say only two things.

00:50:34The French have helped us greatly, and they are too powerful to come back.

00:50:39For years, I've heard that dismal whimper from weary old men that we cannot face our invader.

00:50:52But what will the answer be to this?

00:50:54To prove how weak these French truly are, I've wiped out their entire garrison outside my city.

00:51:03So again I say, join me.

00:51:06Go to your people and prepare.

00:51:07And all over Morocco, others will do the same.

00:51:10I'm worried about that broken wall.

00:51:32Can it be repaired?

00:51:32Well, you know how it is we have no cement.

00:51:35We have to use mud.

00:51:36Captain, you figure the old daughter will be back?

00:51:48After what happened, he has to.

00:51:51Here, send this report to Colonel Pascal.

00:51:55And tell the courier to make it fast.

00:52:01And if it rains, it will be entirely cut off.

00:52:11Captain.

00:52:13And I was thinking, we cannot be reinforced for at least a month.

00:52:16And even there...

00:52:17That's why I'm not waiting.

00:52:19Tonight I'm taking a raiding party to Bel Rashad.

00:52:21Detente to that ammunition dump.

00:52:23And the devil's how can you think and talk so fast?

00:52:25There was just about it.

00:52:26Just the same thing.

00:52:28Yes, sir, same thing.

00:52:30Let me do it, Paul, please.

00:52:32But I know where the place is.

00:52:34So do I.

00:52:36And besides, if you pardon me, you have no right to go.

00:52:39You are in charge now.

00:52:40And I can't give myself the right.

00:52:42Oh, but listen, Paul.

00:52:43Listen, next to you, I'm the senior officer here.

00:52:46I'm a good soldier, all right.

00:52:47But, you know, these running things, plans, organizing, no.

00:52:51No, Paul, if you get killed under me, this post falls down like a sick horse.

00:52:56There are three other officers here.

00:52:57What are you saying?

00:52:59All officers.

00:53:00One is a boy just out of Saint-Cyr.

00:53:02Two others just as new.

00:53:04No, you and me, we are the only ones with time in the field.

00:53:08And if you pardon me,

00:53:09I had many commandants, but

00:53:12from while he was the only one I,

00:53:15you know, I could really like.

00:53:19So I've got to make those butchers pay a little for that one-armed old

00:53:23son of a gun.

00:53:28And you won't stop me, Paul, will you?

00:53:29All right.

00:53:35I take only volunteers.

00:53:39And come back, you hear?

00:53:42That's an order.

00:53:44Yes, sir, an order.

00:53:46I'll go as soon as they change my shirt,

00:53:48if you know what I mean.

00:53:49And thank you, Paul.

00:54:03Come on, Red.

00:54:04I'll go to the police.

00:54:19Go, Red!

00:54:20Go, Red!

00:54:37Forward!

00:54:38Go, Red!

00:54:40Go, Red!

00:54:42Go, Red!

00:54:49Get out the door.

00:55:00Come on.

00:55:09Come on, then.

00:55:11The hospital's empty.

00:55:12The old goth has taken everything.

00:55:15All right.

00:55:17Take the old goth himself.

00:55:19Follow me!

00:55:26First block!

00:55:27Follow me!

00:55:28The rest of the men, surround the palace!

00:55:49The End

00:55:59The End

00:56:05The End

00:56:10The End

00:56:32Take it out here!

00:56:40What do you want?

00:56:49Your father!

00:56:50He's gone. Days ago.

00:57:10The End

00:57:11The End

00:57:12The End

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00:57:26The End

00:57:27Twisco!

00:57:28Jumping!

00:57:29You made it!

00:57:30Uh-huh!

00:57:31Have any luck?

00:57:32Sure!

00:57:33I got a prisoner!

00:57:34A prisoner?

00:57:35In here!

00:57:36Hey! Come here!

00:57:40I thought you were killed with the rest of them!

00:57:59Kidnapping women!

00:58:01What did you do? Get your armies mixed up?

00:58:03Oh, the old goat was gone, so I thought we had a hostage...

00:58:06You thought!

00:58:11Where's your father, Karen?

00:58:15Out boasting to the other tribes?

00:58:17Do you know we lost over a hundred men here?

00:58:19Too bad you weren't among them.

00:58:24Put her in my room.

00:58:25I'll move in with you.

00:58:30Come on.

00:58:33Go go!

00:58:37Up!

00:58:38i wonder what happened to the water

00:58:52i guess we'll have to start water racing

00:58:58yeah it's always low in summer but

00:59:01ever like this we got a lot of men here now

00:59:05we might have to turn the horses out

00:59:07but captain those cavalry men they will be like a hornet with a toothache

00:59:12a stream that feeds this well you think you get the stock there after dark

00:59:17oh sure it's only a few miles have your sergeant take him over

00:59:21i'll wait myself i know the place but this time only do what you're supposed

00:59:25to do understand

00:59:27yes captain

00:59:31so

00:59:36so

00:59:42so

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01:01:39that? I didn't have time for explanations. I'm not interested in them now. Why are you

01:01:44holding me here? Because an entire garrison was massacred here and we can't afford to

01:01:48lose any more men. But you can be sure nothing will happen to you. Have you finished, Captain?

01:01:55No. The night before our arrival at Belrashad, I told you I loved you. That happened to be

01:02:02the truth. Unfortunate, isn't it?

01:02:08What is it? They're dynamiting the river. Change its course. That means our well will go completely dry.

01:02:38We must let the horses go now. I guess you're right about the horses. They'll be better off

01:02:45than we will.

01:03:00Well? The stream is hot, Seedy, just as you ordered. Good. Assume that miserable fort

01:03:08will start weakening. Still waiting might be dangerous. I know. But I can't attack with

01:03:15my daughter there.

01:03:32How did they take it? A cavalryman with no horses like a foot soldier with no feet.

01:03:38feet. Have the gate open. Open the gate! Come on.

01:03:59running.

01:04:17Time!

01:04:21Time!

01:04:23Sorry, sorry.

01:04:53Oh, my God.

01:05:23Attention!

01:05:32Men, our water supply has been entirely cut off.

01:05:37We might not get any more until reinforcements arrive.

01:05:40So hereafter, each man will be limited to one cup a day.

01:05:45I hate to give this order, but anyone caught stealing will be shot.

01:05:49Now, the Arabs may wait a while before starting over here again.

01:05:54So we have to conserve as best we can.

01:05:57At ease.

01:06:03Attention!

01:06:05Tip it slowly.

01:06:07It'll last longer.

01:06:08You must be lucky in love, Bamboo.

01:06:33Blow me another cup.

01:06:36You know I'm good for it.

01:06:48You'd better be.

01:06:49All right.

01:06:49Okay.

01:06:50All right.

01:06:51All right.

01:07:21You're losing, eh?

01:07:37You know, Lieutenant, when you have to win, you never do.

01:07:45Hey! Drink it here. No gambling.

01:07:48What are you, Bambula? A card player?

01:07:52Oh, no, sir. No, no. But the men I play with are.

01:07:56You heard the captain about how we have to hold out.

01:07:59Right now, you need water as much as you need your gun.

01:08:02What would you think about a soldier who went into battle without a gun?

01:08:10Well, I think he was an officer, sir.

01:08:14Hmm?

01:08:15Hey!

01:08:16Hey!

01:08:18if we can get the channel back again the well might begin to work water

01:08:48I never thought I'd dream of that

01:08:53water

01:08:57water

01:09:18and

01:09:25boom

01:09:30Amble.

01:10:00It's been a long time since I talked to you.

01:10:23I almost forgot how, but...

01:10:28O Father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.

01:10:46Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.

01:10:56Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses.

01:11:03We forgive those who trespass against us.

01:11:08Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.

01:11:14For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever.

01:11:25Amen.

01:11:40Come in.

01:11:47Come in.

01:12:02just for a little water

01:12:06yeah

01:12:08our situation is pretty desperate

01:12:11Karen

01:12:15there won't be any more water after tonight

01:12:18what's gonna happen to the men

01:12:20and to us

01:12:22evidently your father's satisfied to let you die with us

01:12:32it's in too deep to draw back now

01:12:34even for me

01:12:36we're not gonna stay here and be trapped like a bunch of rats

01:12:41we're gonna make a break for it tomorrow

01:12:43Paul

01:12:45Paul

01:12:49I believe now what you said the other night

01:13:02is

01:13:07it's

01:13:11in

01:13:12in

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01:13:22Good mission.

01:13:52Good mission.

01:14:22Good mission.

01:14:52Oh, hey, you camel.

01:14:58Why aren't you out there stopping up some of these miracles?

01:15:04What is it?

01:15:05The wall.

01:15:06How long will it last?

01:15:08An hour, perhaps less.

01:15:11You know, it was made of mud and sand.

01:15:14Most likely the Amir will attack as soon as it falls down.

01:15:18Oh, no, he won't.

01:15:21Don't forget our little pigeon.

01:15:24She isn't here anymore.

01:15:26She did?

01:15:27I couldn't let her die for something that wasn't her fault.

01:15:30So I let her go last night.

01:15:33Your what?

01:15:35I didn't think it would rain.

01:15:37And after all, she's a woman.

01:15:39Who is a woman?

01:15:41She's a hostage.

01:15:43And what if she did die?

01:15:45She any better than the rest of us?

01:15:47Yes.

01:15:50That's it.

01:15:52That's it.

01:15:53You think she's in love with you.

01:15:55And because she's in love with you, she will talk her father out of trying to kill us.

01:15:59Maybe I made a mistake.

01:16:06There goes the wall.

01:16:14Come on.

01:16:16Well, what are you going to do?

01:16:25I'm going to get the explosives ready.

01:16:26You start setting up the minefield as soon as the rain stops.

01:16:29Plant most in front of the broken place.

01:16:31Lieutenant.

01:16:32Yes, sir.

01:16:33Get the machine guns in order.

01:16:34Very well, sir.

01:16:35Yes, sir.

01:16:37Yes.

01:16:38Yes.

01:16:56Please, sir.

01:16:58The wires are all set up and connected, sir.

01:17:21Anything else?

01:17:22Yes.

01:17:23Have the men take their station.

01:17:25Yes, sir.

01:17:28Why aren't the others here?

01:17:55Perhaps, as I feared, they have reconsidered.

01:18:00We'll wait until dawn.

01:18:12Cover this entire section.

01:18:14You're sorry!

01:18:29Okay.

01:18:30Okay.

01:18:31Okay.

01:18:32Okay.

01:18:33Okay.

01:18:34Well, they can come any time now.

01:18:56They will.

01:19:04What is it?

01:19:11Word has come that the rest of the Caïds have refused to join us.

01:19:15They want no more French kills.

01:19:18Nor do I.

01:19:22Have my horse saddled immediately.

01:19:24I must stop my father.

01:19:34There's still no sign of them.

01:19:39Then we'll do it alone.

01:19:40I must stop my father.

01:20:10I must stop my father.

01:20:16Ready?

01:20:20Ed.

01:20:30Forward.

01:20:31Forward.

01:20:32Forward.

01:20:34Forward.

01:20:35Forward.

01:20:37Forward.

01:20:39The End

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01:26:09In accordance with my pledge, I've come to renew our oath of allegiance.

01:26:30In the name of the French government, I accept your word.

01:26:33And thank you for your good offices and helping to restore order.

01:26:36The End

01:27:06The End

The Moroccan Outpost – Love and War at the Edge of Empire

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