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We'd got tails everywhere. I noticed when I got our bags|from the station. Guys watching, gangster faces,|harder than our Siberian guys. They weren't looking for me -|they didn't need me. And John was in the tram.|So the game was on... Listen, where're you from? Nizhny Tagil. Almost my neck of the woods.|I'm from Tobolsk. - In for much longer?|- Five months. - Conscript?|- On a contract. Been to Chechnya? What do you think|we're doing here? What do you want? I really need to get into Chechnya.|Give us some help. . . I'm here for the first time,|we never went in from this side. Always through Mozdok.|I've got no idea here. If I got over the border,|I'd find my way from there. Leave something behind|over there? I was captured over there. I've been in civvies for a month,|but I've got a debt to pay. Tell me who I've got to talk to,|and whatever I've got I'll. . . - Well, what have you got?|- What do you need? What size do you take? What've you got in here? Nothing worth thieving! That's a joke, right?|What're you looking at? Is that it then? Stay down! We'll be going|through their border now. Don't sweat it - they're our guys|on the post. See you round, guys! You guys are totally fucking mad! Tourist! I'd noticed that he was|filming everything |mumbling to himself,|but so what? When he spoke to me,|I understood, but otherwise. . . But shooting a film? You've told me,|but I never would've guessed... They're about to kill his|woman, and he's filming. They're strange. It's funny - in English "to film' and|"to shoot' are the same word - "shoot'. I didn't know. He told me later. Anyway, we went on,|just the two of us. Keep up! Shit, the map's too small! Shit! Idiot! You're working well. Where's your owner? Are you deaf? Nice! He was nearly broken then. I didn't go near him for|the rest of the day. He mumbled into his camera,|I had a bit more to drink and slept. I thought, if he keeps moaning,|I'll hand myself in to our guys. The bastards had all our|military locations on their maps. I even knew where I'd go. But the next morning he's as fresh as|a cucumber. "Come on,' he says, "let's go.' Waiting for a bus? End of the road, darky. Russian! I'm just a shepherd!|I've been tending my flock! Listen, scum, I know a lot.|0ne word of bullshit and I'll shoot. If you hear the word "three',|you're no longer living. - Name?|- Ruslan Shamaev! - How many slaves?|- No slaves, I just tend a flock. . . One, two. . . OK! Two, ages ago, but my brother|took them for a debt I owed him! When did you shave the beard off? Two weeks ago! They made me! I'm|a simple fellow, I live in the mountains! Where? Nizhny Alkun! Where's Aslan Gugaev?!|One, two. . . - He was in Katan-Yurt. . .|- Three. . . Russian! I know ! I'll show you!|Whatever you want! Careful, scum.|You're my slave now. And if you screw up,|I'll blow your head off. Gugaev. 0ne. . . 0n the pass! Protecting|the mountain pass! Now we're talking! Get up and show me on the map. If I have any doubts about what you say,|it's over - I've counted to three. I don't know Russian so good.|You speak fast. I shoot even faster! We're here. Where's Aslan? Not here. Well done. You've passed the first test.|Let's try the second. Where? 0ver there. My hand's tied,|I can't point. - Here?|- No. There! There, you've passed|the second test. Just the third one left. Now, my shepherd friend, you show us|how to get there fast and safe. And so that you don't think I'm joking,|I'll tell you straight: me and the Lone Ranger are finished|anyway, same as you! Got it?! But, if we complete our NAT0 mission,|I give you my word as a Russian paratrooper: I'II let you go!|You can go tend your flock! But, you know how difficult|these things can be. . . Albatross Four! Albatross Four! Ruslan Shamaev. Nizhny Alkun.|Check his identity and report back. If I'm not on the wire tomorrow, kill all|his relatives. All of them. 0ver. This is Beslan Khatuev's jeep. His brother's disappeared.|Everyone's looking for him. We won't get there in this jeep.|We have to go across the glacier. Faster that way. Ruslan believed us, especially when|we dumped the Landrover. Get up! Move it! Get a move on! I said move it! Don't worry. I've told them to leave your family|for now. But they're fierce. . . I'll do everything, Russian! Let's take a break. I know a way through the ravines. There's no one round here.|AII the villages are deserted. After the deportations, the Chechens|didn't come back. - You're from Moscow, yes?|- Yes. - You have a university there?|- Yes. You studied there? Everyone in Moscow studies there. My uncle lives in Moscow.|He didn't study there. But he's not Russian, is he! My eldest son is very clever.|I want him to study in Moscow. Have you got contacts there? Yes, but it's expensive. I've got money. I want our clan|to have a politician! But he's not|very good at reading. That's not important anymore.|You just need contacts. You'll help, yes? No problem. If your son survives. |Come on! Hold on John! Who did the jeep belong to? Beslan Khatuev. What's his call-sign? I don't know Khatuev's - honest! Who's do you know? Loads. Who's do you need? Get Gugaev. Gugaev! Salaam, Aslan! How's the Internet|doing without me? It's Ivan. Salaam, Ivan. What do you want? Just to say "Salaam'... I heard the Englishman is|bringing the money. He's late. I'm waiting, for now. . . How are my friends? They're fine. I'm sure they are.|He's bringing the money. But first you promise before Allah|that you won't trick us. 0K. Who'll hand over the money? "0K' isn't good enough -|promise before Allah! I've got a witness here.|A Muslim believer. I swear before Allah! When? In four days time. 0ver and out. We'll see how faithful|you are to Allah. We have to get there|in two days. Got it? We got there in a day and a half.|Ruslan took us across some goat-tracks in from the Georgian side|which was totally unguarded. All we had to do was|make the exchange. Russian, he won't keep his word. I heard how he spoke.|All Gugaevs are lying dogs! Our families have always|lived close together on either side of the mountain pass. He's our blood enemy! They always|stole our cattle through the pass. Our grandfathers fought,|even made peace. In the second war they took|60 sheep from us. "I'm a fighter, you're|a shepherd,' he says. "Your father's brother wanted|to kill my grandfather. But he got scared, and you're|just the same!' he says. Why're you telling me all this? Tomorrow he'll kill the American,|then you, and then he'll kill me. You won't answer the radio,|so my family will be killed too. That's right. So, proud Chechen shepherd,|can you use thing? Not all Chechens can tend a flock,|but all Chechens can shoot. You have a chance to save|the honour of your clan. Russian, tell yours to leave my family|alone. They'll kill you. . . maybe. . . I'm your family now, got it?!|Protect me, and you'll save them. If I see it's all over for us,|then I'll tell them. Let's go. In his book and film, John says you were|beating the Chechen shepherd. . . . . .and then you just give him weapons. So what? Weren't you afraid he'd|shoot you in the back? 0f course not, I had|his family as hostages. Salaam, Aslan. Salaam, Ivan. You're a mountain man, Ivan. I live on the plains. |We brought the ransom.|Let's go. - Where're the keys?|- There. Ruslan! No! Obey your orders! You won't get out of here! Then you won't get the money.|Tie his hands! What about your oath, Aslan? Go to the machinegun. Tell your people already. It's still too early! Morning, Comrade Captain! Hello, Sergeant. Give us a smoke. We'd landed ourselves right in it.|We couldn't use Aslan for cover. No way back through the pass|with the Captain. We could go down through the village,|but there were a Iot of beards down there. The Captain said it: climbing a tree|is easy, getting back down's the hard part. He's a great guy. He thought|of using the river. They weren't expecting that. Comrade Captain, we need air support.|We're finished without it. We're too far off to use the radio. Let's try the satellite phone. You're well-stocked, Sergeant! How does it work? Simple - we need to catch a satellite. I'll tune it in. Hello! Give me HQ chief,|Colonel Malykhin! Captain Medvedev! Move it! Great line!|If only we had these. . . It's Captain Medvedev. Hi, Kolya. Listen, we're surrounded -|send some air support! There's five of us, two English. The Shatoi region, south of Itum-Kali,|coordinate 34. There's an abandoned village with|a big old tower! We're in the tower. Yes, they're firing at us! I think we can hold out for an hour. There's nowhere to land. Alright then. So? Are they coming? Lads, give us a cigarette. - Long to go?|- Seven months. - Just back from Chechnya?|- From Grozny. Here. It's a bonus from NATO for the fight against|international terrorism. It s English money - almost|two thousand dollars. You know the rest. John made a film and|became famous. I'm being prosecuted for killing citizens|of the Russian Federation - I was a civilian, after all. John put it all in the film,|about the woman in the jeep and the old man with his kid at Aslan's. How did he shoot it all? He wrote a book as well -|"My Life in Russia'. He didn't come to the court case,|of course. Gave evidence over there. But the brave shepherd Shamaev|turned up, detailing how I tortured him how I cynically slaughtered|Chechen women and children. He lives in Moscow now.|His son's at university there. Margaret never did marry John. I gave the Captain all the money - I knew what was waiting|for him back home. His wife wrote, said they'd done|some expensive operations. He's stuck up for me.|He's a good man. I don't think they'll put me away,|but who knows. Our lot in Tobolsk keep|looking to Moscow: what will Putin say,|will there be legal reforms? Still haven't seen that film.|It'd be fun to watch it now. |
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