1:25:00
Go on.
1:25:01
Sir, I swear to you, sir...
1:25:04
...I'm just a poor fisherman.
1:25:07
Two days ago these men killed
my sailors and stole my boat.
1:25:11
They forced me to join them.
1:25:13
Sir, I am their prisoner!
1:25:16
Where did you learn
your English, fisherman?
1:25:19
In Cyprus, sir.
1:25:21
I swear to you, it's true.
1:25:23
Aren't you Andrea Stavros?
1:25:26
Colonel Stavros?
1:25:28
Oh, no. No, sir.
My name is Nondus SaIonikus.
1:25:31
I told you, I'm a fisherman from Cyprus.
1:25:37
Then how do you happen to wear
a shoulder hoister?
1:25:42
They forced me to wear it...
1:25:45
...and made it a kind of joke.
1:25:48
Where are the explosives?
1:25:49
I swear, sir...
1:25:52
...I would tell you if I knew.
1:25:56
But see, they didn't say.
1:25:58
The truth is, sir, they don't trust me.
1:26:00
I don't blame them.
1:26:14
The commandant will telephone
to congratulate you, Muesel.
1:26:17
Thank you.
1:26:19
I've questioned them about the
explosives, but they refuse to answer.
1:26:24
The Greek claims he is not one of them.
1:26:27
Now you! You are not
of this company, you say?
1:26:30
No, sir, I'm not.
1:26:32
You are a liar!
1:26:36
-But Your Excellency--
-A liar!
1:26:42
Come, come. That didn't hurt.
1:26:45
-Where are the explosives?
-I don't know, Your Excellency.
1:26:48
Your Excellency, I swear I do not know!
1:26:51
I am not one of these men!
They forced me to join them.
1:26:54
As I explained to the captain...
1:26:58
...I'm just a...{130500}{130549}...poor fisherman from Cyprus.