""He Walked Through the Fields"" "based on the novel and play by Moshe Shamir "Night after night, on the road, on the road." "Screenplay:" "Charles Heldman Moshe Shamir Yosef Milo "The summer night on your face." "Assi Dayan "And we still walk on." "We walk on and on," "Iris Yotvat "on the long journey." ""The sun!" "The sun beats down on my head." ""The night!" "The night is in your hands." ""And the moment is still." "Silent." ""The moment is bewildering." ""The night whispers its commands." ""And the night says to him:" "Let's go out together, into the darkness." ""Let's walk in the fields." ""Tonight!" "So they say." "So they say." ""Come tonight and I'll show you" ""How to climb down the mountains, down the mountains." ""Just give a sign."" "Produced by Yakov Steiner, Yitzhak Agadati" "Director Yosef Milo" "School named after Capt Eliahu Kaduri RIP What happened to Eli?" "Drove over a mine." "Right next to me." "Forget it." "I have 48 hours and I'm going home." "Nice of you to stop by." "I was on the road, saw the sign, and I had to stop in." "Your room hasn't changed a bit, I see." "A class comes and goes." "The pictures on the wall are all that remain." "Finished!" "30 seconds." "Four-eyes, finished." "I finished. -37." "Me, too. -38." "The district governor arrived, with escorts." "The principal is showing him the school." "Hide the weapons!" "Quick!" "Take the weapon." "Here are the sacks." "If the governor is here, then Vinchi isn't here." "What's the password?" "One hundred percent." "Now, I'm telling you that there is only one way in life." "And I say it's agriculture, agriculture." "Only agriculture." "And I say it's Palmach, Palmach." "Only Palmach." "For the end of the school year, the High Commissioner sends his best wishes and hopes that the students of our school will help bring peace, prosperity and progress to this country." "And that the current difficulties..." "What?" "...between the British Mandate and the Jewish settlement..." "What's going on, Uri?" "What do you mean?" "Come on, Uri." "Are you coming or no?" "Every one of you knows..." "Why didn't you sign?" "Later." "Everywhere you go..." "You will take the honor of our school along with you, everything we have meticulously strived to impart to you." "Best wishes and good luck." "I haven't seen my dad for over two years." "He's an emissary in Teheran." "So what's the problem?" "Go home for a week, then back to camp." "The whole gang will be there." "I won't do anything without a kibbutz decision." "Where do you live, boy?" "Without the Palmach, there is no kibbutz." "The Land of Israel is in flames, and you go to the kibbutz office?" "Come on, Red." "Leave me alone, okay?" "Okay." "If you change your mind, send me a postcard." "A postcard?" "To Mr. Red." "Work Camp, Kibbutz Ein Yussuf," ""l'm ready to join the trip,"" "And sign your name." "Why are you so stubborn, Mika?" "I'm not stubborn." "I just don't remember names." "Try and remember." "Willy will be all over Europe." "Maybe he'll find someone." "I only have an aunt and uncle in Tel Aviv." "That's all that's left." "Are you looking for someone?" "I'm..." "I'm looking for someone who will say "Hi" to me." "Hi." "Can I know who you are?" "My name is Uri." "Really?" "Willy's son?" "And Rutkeh's." "No..." "I just didn't think that Willy had such an old son." "What did you think?" "Hey, Shimi!" "I'm not Shimi." "I'm foxtrot." "Catch me, catch me..." "Rutkeh." "Catch me." "I'm going to catch you." "Hello." "Hello, Uri." "It's good you came." "You'll have a chance to see Willy before..." "Before what?" "Willy wants to go abroad again." "The kibbutz is against it." "All the members." "Me, too." "When will they finally let him stay at home?" "We won't give you over to any new settlement." "Stay at home." "Naftali, he's going to Har HaAyalot and Willy's going abroad." "I object." "That's crazy." "Naftali, oh yes." "I have a solution for all your grape harvest problems." "I wish." "These youngsters can drive you crazy." "I just can't go on like this anymore." "I quit." "Maybe just listen?" "Please." "Please." "Tomorrow, you will get Uri Kahana." "Uri's back?" "Yes." "He's in the shower." "Excellent idea." "Let him manage those Teheran kids his dad brought." "Uri!" "You little piglet." "That's how you come home?" "If Avraham wouldn't have gone to the shower..." "Avraham?" "He's a new member." "Excellent chocolate." "Thanks." "Chocolate?" "Uri?" "You little piglet." "Someone already called me that today." "That's how you act?" "You've been on kibbutz for hours without coming to say hi to Dad?" "I don't know..." "I didn't want to disturb you." "He was in the shower." "Sorry to interrupt." "This is Alma, Uri." "Our doctor from Afula." "She also helped me in Teheran." "It's nice to meet you." "Hello." "Okay, I won't disturb you now." "I wanted you to look at the files, Willy." "Right away, Alma." "Thanks for the chocolate." "What do you know?" "It's nice to be home." "It's mine, Avrimaleh." "It's mine." "Oh, yours, mine." "Liar!" "Give it back!" "It's mine." "If it's yours, then take it." "Please." "Please." "What's going on here?" "Nothing." "What's up?" "Where are your pruning shears?" "Pruning-shears?" "They're in my fruit basket." "Why?" "Who are you working with?" "Come on." "Double sixes," "Hey!" "Hi, Shimi!" "It's all because of you, you idiot." "Here, we pick grapes, not fingers." "It there fruit in the shed already?" "Nothing." "If we don't get it organized, a shipment won't go out today." "I don't know what Dad taught them." "Hebrew, maybe, but not how to work." "Just look at them." "What's going on here?" "A demonstration?" "Get back to work, immediately!" "Where are you running?" "You're wrecking my vineyard!" "I just can't go on like this." "I quit." "What are you doing here?" "Water." "Water." "Water." "Finish up, already." "I want to drink, too." "Hold on!" "Hey, Shimi, this isn't the shower house." "Oh no?" "I thought it was." "Young woman, I'm serious." "Really?" "I thought you weren't." "If the two of you are so cheerful, take the jug and get some water." "Another big boss..." "Why are you so quiet, Uri?" "How was it at Kadoori?" "How about that report card?" "Oh, I am such a bad mother." "I didn't even ask you." "Probably good grades, right?" "That's not the file that I saw." "Last night you showed me a different one." "But Mika, there is no other file." "You're lying." "There is!" "Where is the doctor's certificate?" "Where is the officer's request?" "Mika, you're wrong." "I'm not wrong." "If Willy goes, I want the file." "Do you understand?" "It's a regular file with the names of everyone in your family." "There never was another file." "I'll take it with me." "Whatever you experienced in Teheran was never written down anywhere." "It's forgotten." "Dead." "Do you believe me?" "Good night." "Good night." "Good night, Mika." "I..." "Good night." "Uri." "Yes?" "I remembered you don't have a light in your tent." "Biberman never forgets." "No, you're the best." "So, do you need anything?" "If Biberman promises, Biberman keeps his promises." "I got you a tent." "You have a bed." "You don't have a lamp." "Here." "What do you really want?" "I keep my promises." "No sheets." "No chair." "Meanwhile, you have a crate." "No table." "Really, what do you want?" "You're set up pretty well." "I don't have any complaints." "Good night." "What?" "Good night." "The same old Kahana." "Who is there?" "Who did you think?" "The big bad wolf from the forest." "Come in, Dad." "I'm pretty organized, as you can see." "Should I bring you some grapes?" "No, you don't have to." "Did something happen?" "No." "Nothing special." "I wanted to see you a bit." "Before the trip?" "Dad, what if the kibbutz would decide that you had to stay?" "I truly don't know." "Now, I'm like a soldier." "I brought those kids from Teheran." "I saw what they went through." "How could I refuse?" "If they call me to go, I go." "Come on, Dad." "If you didn't want to go, you wouldn't." "What I do in Europe is a thousand times harder and more important." "Here, I am almost unnecessary." "Beats me if I understand you." "Uri, are you blind?" "Fine." "We've heard Willy's speech about his trip, and now, fellow members, it's time to vote." "All in favor of Willy's trip, raise your hand." "Seven, eight, nine, ten..." "Have a good trip." "Where's Willy?" "He went to Uri to say goodbye." "Here he is." "Well, I think it's time to get going." "Did you see Uri?" "Willy, who will teach us now?" "Ilana." "Oy vey!" "Another big boss..." "Mika, I want to ask you something." "Give this letter to Uri, okay?" "He was here." "And if you need anything, ask Alma." "And be a good girl." "Goodbye Mika." "Uri." "Aren't you..." "Aren't going to see Willy off?" "Excuse me, young man." "This is not a shower house." "Not even for Shimi?" "This is for you." "From Willy." "I will miss him, even if you don't care." "Maybe stop following me around?" "Don't yell, okay?" "Why are you butting in to my business?" "Why did you tear up the letter?" "I'm not the one to blame for Willy's trip." "I'm not, either." "If you must shout, yell at Rutkeh or Alma." "Not at me." "I'm sorry that I ripped up the letter." "It's okay." "You did what you felt." "Good evening." "How are you?" "Hi, Mika." "Did you see how they looked at us?" "Who cares?" "I don't if there are a lot of people but..." "You don't have to know everybody." "No?" "Why not?" "Tell me." "Haven't you ever wanted to be alone?" "Not really." "I hate them!" "I hate them!" "You hate them?" "Stop!" "Enough!" "Stop it!" "That's enough." "Have you gone crazy?" "Hey, Shimi, where are you running?" "Mika!" "Leave me alone!" "Leave me alone!" "Leave me alone!" "You hate me, don't you?" "Tell me that you hate me." "Tell me that you hate me!" "You wild animal!" "Willy!" "Willy!" "Foxtrot Mika." "So is the love affair with the big boss over?" "Forget it, Izo." "Come here." "Come here..." "Izo, leave me alone." "Stop it." "Come here..." "Izo, leave me alone." "Izo, go after her." "Uri." "What do you want?" "Nothing, Ijust..." "Oh." "You came to visit the big boss." "Fine with me." "Come in." "When you need help, you suddenly remember the address, right?" "Do you want to come in?" "Come." "It's cool outside." "I also played once." "On the piano." "A long time ago." "They say that the your hands never forget how to play." "Now, I only know how to pick grapes, and even that, just barely." "Good evening." "Good evening." "At Kadoori High, they only taught boys." "It's a man-thing, understand?" "Anyway, I am will to bet that you had girls there." "Only at night." "They used to come from Nahalal." "We would hide them in the groves so that the teachers wouldn't see." "And they didn't see?" "They saw, but they pretended that they didn't." "Did you have a girl?" "Me?" "No problem." "Uri, do you know that Rutkeh was looking for you all day?" "I live at the same address, eat at the same restaurant three times a day." "Let's go." "You're pretty sure of yourself, aren't you?" "We had this one teacher." "He was something else." "They called him "Pimpy."" "Pimpy?" "Pimpy." "He used to smell every piece of dirt." "And if that's not enough, he would taste it." "Here I am, standing and talking." "There's another idiot, talking, too." "I don't remember my teachers from Warsaw, at all." "Friends, yes." "Dad, Mom." "I also had an older brother." "And after that, the war." "You know, I don't remember a thing about the way to Teheran." "Don't you believe me?" "If someone would ask you what you want most of all, what would you say?" "No one asks me." "You can dream a bit sometimes, can't you?" "I don't know." "I would want a room all by myself." "With thick walls." "Like a fortress." "See?" "What?" "You shouldn't dream." "Where will you a get room all to yourself on kibbutz." "And a fortress?" "Once, I had a room." "All to myself." "A long time ago." "Actually, I also did." "Here, inside." "For a long time, I was the only child on kibbutz." "The firstborn." "At the beginning, the assembly voted not to have children." "Really?" "But Mom and Dad didn't want to give me up, I guess." "Can you imagine what it's like to be the only child on kibbutz?" "They had a special assembly to decide if to toilet train me or to let me go in my pants." "Uri, did you see the work roster?" "Hello, Mika." "Why?" "Have they listed me for the fields?" "Tomorrow, you're taking the youth group to fix up the hay stacks." "Pass it on." "Come on already." "Faster." "Hold on tight." "I'm going up with the first group." "You're going up with me." "Is that clear?" "Rutkeh will go behind him." "So what's the matter?" "He's a good guy." "You can do what you want." "I don't like others to decide for me." "We'll see." "Wait." "Let's see if there's a letter." "From Willy." "What do you say about our Uri." "A real man." "She can wrap ten guys like that around her little finger." "Naftali, don't you want to bless me?" "Why?" "What happened?" "I got rid of your Tehran kids." "I'm going to the fields next week." "You're leaving the vineyard?" "I just can't stand it anymore." "I quit." "Biberman." "Yes, Uri." "What do you want?" "What do you need now?" "Pesach got me the tractor and promised you'd get me a room." "He spoke to you." "Hey, is he nuts?" "A room?" "Rooms are only for families." "Exactly." "A room for a family." "Congratulations." "Now we'll have a lady boss." "Mate." "Did I leave the light on?" "Hello." "Did you come to visit me?" "Come in, Uri." "Mika!" "Sit down a minute." "Did you get a letter from Father?" "Yes." "He..." "He sends you regards." "Does he know the news yet?" "Oh, you mean about Mika?" "Yes." "No." "Get to it, Mom." "Say it straight out." "You don't like her." "Uri, why are you in such a hurry?" "You don't know each other well enough." "And if we know each other for twenty years, will we be totally safe?" "No surprises?" "Tell me." "Wait a little bit." "Two months, three months." "Mom, don't try to manage my life, okay?" "I can't say anything to you now?" "You've been avoiding me ever since you came home." "I can't even say one word to you." "For the first time since I've come home, I truly feel at home, and it's not thanks to you, or Dad." "Do you understand?" "Mika." "Get your things." "I came to pick you up." "Why?" "Do we have a room already?" "No." "We'll live in my tent until Biberman gets us a room." "You can go to sleep." "Get dressed or I'll take you like that." "Yes." "Bye, Mrs. Kahana." "Good bye." "Hey, what is this?" "What's this?" "Where did you get that?" "From Dad's room." "What's with you?" "What are you doing?" "The same old Kahana." "He takes whatever he wants." "You'll see." "They'll invade the office!" "Get them a family room, Biberman." "He's not going to sleep with his gal in the street." "Uri Kahana." "Uri." "Uri Kahana." "Come out." "Red!" "Is it you or a nightmare?" "Wake up." "Where did you pop out of?" "The fertile lands of Ein-Yussuf." "What was the password?" "One hundred percent." "Did you get my letter?" "Yes, I got it." "Now listen." "The kibbutz isn't giving us because of family reasons." "That's what they said." "But in any case, we're not waiting for approval anymore." "The brigade is going into action." "So it's tonight, right?" "What's tonight?" "Wait by the gate between 8 and 9." "I'll come and pick you up." "But it's not so simple now." "It's the best way, chump." "They won't be able to cry over you." "No one cries over me." "Your kibbutz, your mom, your babe." "Hey, what's her name, anyway?" "Miykeh?" "Zipkeh?" "I didn't want to wake you up." "I heard everything." "Are you going with him?" "Good morning, Uri." "Hello, Mika." "I have good news for you." "Someone already beat you to it." "Really?" "So you know that I got you a room already?" "Excellent." "You can move in tomorrow." "Tomorrow take your things and move in to our room." "They won't keep it for us." "Okay." "So come along with me." "To an army camp?" "You're funny." "I had enough of that in Teheran." "He's coming." "I wrote you down my address." "When you write to me, add your address." "Mika!" "Mika!" "I'm coming." "Pick up your legs over there." "Row B." "Row B." "Row B." "Row B." "Aim!" "Fire!" "Fire!" "So what does Uri say about this?" "He doesn't know, and I don't care." "You didn't write to him?" "He doesn't care." "Mika, did something happen between the two of you?" "I won't stay here." "Don't talk foolishly, Mika." "It's all coming back to me now." "Just like in Teheran." "Exactly like it was there." "Exactly." "How can you compare, Mika?" "Then, you were a foolish girl in the refugees camp." "Now you have a home." "You have a guy who loves you." "And what a guy." "Take this." "When you don't feel well, this will be of help." "Mika, take it." "Just a minute." "Mrs. Alma, you must go home before the curfew." "You won't make it to the local infirmary." "Rotenberg." "Rotenberg." "Semiyon." "Don't forget to turn off the tap." "Semiyon, I have a telegram for you." "A telegram." "It's been at the office for two days." "Two days." "How come?" "At the kibbutz, they don't know there's a camp here anymore!" "Did you make a list of your weapons?" "Ten rifles, two in repair..." "I can read by myself." "Anything for me?" "What's with the first-aid?" "It's okay." "Get in." "We'll go over it later." "Come on, Red." "What's going on here?" "Right now, I can only tell you one thing." "No more leave." "Everyone's on red alert." "Uri." "What?" "What do you want?" "You'll have to talk to Red." "Isn't he inside?" "Wait till they call you." "Man, this partisan is getting on my nerves." "So Red, are you pulling our legs or what?" "Listen, Miraleh." "Yes?" "As the squadron's medic, you have to make sure that the soldiers don't get depressed when we are in action." "Keep going." "Good." "So don't think I'm just taking you for a ride." "In two days time, an illegal immigrants boat is due to arrive right about here." "You will be notified of the exact location later on." "Now, you are going out tonight." "Cut through the mountains, here, go down the wadi, continue through the channel till the bridge." ""Hey!" "Hey!" "We are a wall!" ""And our mouths speak but one password." ""Nothing will frighten us." "Nothing will frighten us!" ""Hey!" "Hey!" "We are a wall!" ""And our mouths speak but one password." ""Nothing will frighten us." "Nothing will frighten us!" ""Nothing will frighten us." "Nothing will frighten us!" ""Nothing will frighten us." "Nothing will frighten us!" ""Hey!" "Hey!" "Here I go," ""ln rain, in sun, in wind, in storm." ""Nothing will frighten us." "Nothing will frighten us!" ""Hey!" "Hey!" "Here I go," ""ln rain, in sun, in wind, in storm." ""Nothing will frighten us." "Nothing will frighten us!" ""Nothing will frighten us." "Nothing will frighten us!" ""In rain, in sun, in wind, in storm." ""Nothing will frighten us..."" "What's going on over there?" "How should I know." "Red's nonsense." "Semiyonl" "Where are you going?" "We have leave, don't we?" "No one is leaving the camp." "My girlfriend, my wife, is in Afula in the hospital." "She's ill." "Here's a telegram." "It's not simple." "Semiyon, we didn't know you had a wife." "Okay, talk to Uri." "With Red." "What do you want?" "To go on leave!" "Who called out?" "Go on leave!" "What is good?" "To go on leave!" "So what do you want?" "To go on leave!" "Tell me something, Uri." "What did you do to them to make them happy to get rid of you for a week?" "What should I tell them?" "Tell them the following:" "Three things keep the world going:" "our farms, our arms, and our charms." "What was the password?" "One hundred percent." "So?" "Meanwhile, don't tell them anything." "I'm going to make contact." "Semiyon, come sit down." "No, I'm waiting for Red." "Red!" "Menahem!" "Menahem!" ""Show me the way to go home." ""My head is spinning round," ""Because only one drop made it to my belly," ""So show me the way to go home." "Hey, hey, hey..."" "Do you want to eat something?" "You're not acting right." "The sergeant commanded me to cheer you up." "You're not helping." "The girls told me you have a wall around your heart, right?" "You know, we've been debating if you have a girlfriend or not." "Do you?" "A lot?" "How many?" "No." "Mika, come here." "How are you?" "I haven't seen you for almost a week." "Where've you been hiding?" "I haven't been hiding." "What has Uri written?" "Everything is fine." "So why are you so worried?" "He hasn't written me a single word." "Do you have a fever?" "Oh, Shimi." "Would you come with me into the family room?" "Just say the word." "And ifl enlist?" " Then I'll enlist with you." "Now you're talking." "Here's your tea, Mika." "No, thank you." "Excuse me." "I... feel... not so good." ""L'm hungry" ""My stomach's shriveled up in hunger." ""If I don't eat, my stomach will stick to my back." ""Eating sets me free..."" "I really like you." "I have some pills for that." "You take them three times a day." "If so..." "Menahem's not in?" "Excuse me." "I told you to wait till they call you, didn't I?" "Oh, were you talking to me?" "No." "Is your name Menahem?" "You can call me Red." "Okay." "Menahem, I must get to Afula." "In an hour, we'll conduct a roll call." "In an hour?" "Did you hear what I said?" "But I am very worried." "After roll call, you can decide if you're going or not." "No one gave you permission to stop and drink." "If you don't know what water discipline is, go home, okay?" "Now I want to see you all walking to the spring." "Without water, we will get there faster and with less weight." "So get moving." "You can get up." "Now run to the channel." "What are we going to do now?" "The men can't continue without water." "I know." "It was my mistake." "Can't you just pop over to Gat HaAmakim?" "Isn't it right around here?" "You take care of your girls, okay?" "Rafi, collect the canteens." "Zender, spread everyone out among the trees." "Let them rest." "Where's the tap?" "Soon." "Coming up over there." "Rafi, fill up the canteens." "I'm going to stop off at home." "I'll be right back." "Uri." "Are you looking for Mika?" "No, no." "Yes, I can get there on time." "The first bus leaves at six in the morning." "Mika?" "Don't you say hello?" "Hello." "When did you come?" "Finish your conversation." "I called my uncle in Tel Aviv." "I just came for a moment." "To bring water." "They make you kibbutzniks work hard, don't they?" "Did they tell you that Willy's coming?" "No." "Is he going to stay? Is Mom still working in the kitchen or in the children's room?" "Rutkeh went to Avraham, to the new settlement at Har Ayalot." "Oh right." "They wrote me about that." "You look tired." "You should have moved to the room, like I told you." "I want to tell you something important." "Can you keep a secret?" "Tonight, an illegal immigrants ship is due to arrive." "What did you think?" "That we're playing games?" "So when will you come?" "Mika, I want to, but I can't promise you." "But Willy will come and Rutkeh will probably come, too." "Listen, Mika." "In my position, a father, mother, relatives and family are all good and fine as long as they don't get in the way, okay?" "Don't worry." "I won't get in your way." "I have exactly two minutes to be here, and you want to ruin it with a fight?" "Uri, I have to tell you something important." "I'm listening." "Not now." "When you return." "If it's so important, tell me now." "You can kill me, but I don't understand a thing." "I told you I'm ready to hear." "How nice that you're ready to hear." "30 men are waiting for me in the wadi and they are more important than you and me both." "Good bye." "Did she tell you?" "What?" "She's not going, is she?" "Where?" "Didn't she tell you?" "About herself." "About herself." "Didn't she say anything?" "What was she supposed to say?" "Uri, come on." "Where are you?" "Just a minute." "She..." "She's pregnant." "Uri!" "Let's go!" "Come on already!" "Rohaleh, run to her, quickly." "Tell her that I'll come." "Maybe as soon as tomorrow." "Run!" "Uri, get moving!" "Tomorrow!" "Tell her tomorrow." "My situation is nobody's business." "If you don't want to talk to me, wait for Willy." "He'll be here any day now." "Ask him for advice." "Hello, Rutkeh." "Hello, Naftali." "Hello, Biberman." "Hello, Rutkeh." "When did you arrive?" "Well, what's going on?" "How are you?" "So what's new?" "How are you?" "We're missing rooms, beds, blankets." "How are you?" "Have you ever had enough of anything?" "I have plenty of troubles." "How's Uri?" "Have you seen him already?" "He was here this afternoon." "Didn't Mika tell you?" "He said that in his position, Father, Mother, a wife are all fine as long as they don't get in the way." "And he went." "It can't be." "He just doesn't know." "If he knew, he wouldn't act like that." "Don't make me laugh." "Mika, I know Uri." "He's my son." "Rohaleh told him." "You two are acting like children." "That's all I can say." "Mrs. Rutkah." "I'm not a child." "I haven't been for a long time." "What do you know about me?" "Nothing." "I don't understand you." "Do you think I don't know the reason that you only have one child?" "Uri?" "That I don't know why you didn't have more children?" "You're talking nonsense." "It's not nonsense." "I'm not a baby." "I've done it once, I'll do it again, and I don't care if I don't have children." "Do you understand?" "I don't care." "Mika, stop it." "Stop lecturing me." "You have no right." "Mkia, stop it." "No right..." "Mika, just listen!" "Listen!" "Mika!" "Mika!" "Mika!" "What are they saying, Rafi?" "Wait a minute." ""The sergeant is on his way to you."" "Uri." "Go eat something." "Leave me alone, okay?" "It's not my business if you're upset, Uri, but it's contagious." "Who said I was upset?" "The girls have eyes." "And a tongue,right?" "Hey, man." "Red!" "You can see freckles in the dark?" "How are you?" "Better." "Better than what?" "Better you don't ask." "That's right!" "The boat will dock on the beach in the Galil, north of Akko." "It will be quiet there." "We're making most of the noise over here." "A huge diversion." "Especially at the bridge." "How does it pan out?" "Platoon A from the south." "Platoon B from the north." "You get the bridge to yourself." "You familiar with it?" "With my eyes closed." "Very good." "Send in the detonator." "After the explosion, as much fire as you can to cover the withdrawal." "We are interested in a lot of noise." "It will be all right." "When is zero hour?" "Twenty-four, zero zero." "Another hour and a half." "Enough for you?" "More than enough." "Okay." "Any questions?" "Oh, I almost forgot." "I checked about Semiyon's wife." "She really is in bad shape." "So what do you want?" "Should I send him home?" "I only wanted you to be considerate about his situation, that's all." "If I need to be considerate about everyone, who'll blow up the bridge?" "The bridge is mine." "Quiet..." "Wait!" "Do you really want the job, Semiyon?" "Or do you think you have to volunteer?" "Yes." "Yes what?" "I want to volunteer." "Uri?" "What?" "Stop playing around with him." "It's not for him." "Did he take a bombing course?" "He passed, but you know Semiyon." "You don't know Semiyon." "Fine." "I have no reason to turn him down." "Okay." "You do it." "Just fine." "Rafi will give you the details and the goods." "Come." "Has Danda returned?" "He should be here any minute." "Four-eyes, keep going." "I'm going down to the wadi." "Is everything okay?" "Everything's okay." "Just one small thing." "What's that for?" "It's what we did in the forests." "We'd leave the first bullet for the one we loved." "Oh, come on, Semiyon." "Understand?" "If something happens happens, give it to my wife." "It's all right." "Uri." "Where is he?" "Up there." "Come, Rafi." "Either we didn't notice the barbed wire, or they put it up tonight." "But the wadi is full of it." "Damn them." "Well, this isn't a task for Semiyon." "Definitely not." "Who will you send?" "I'll go myself." "Fine, Danda." "Go back to your squad." "Rafi, you take command over the platoon." "And you?" "Uri, you're putting the whole platoon in danger." "Rafi, lately you've been taking too many liberties." "Take Semiyon and get out of here." "Come on." "A cigarette?" "No." "Not now." "Some bloody weather, damn it." "What's the time?" "Almost twelve." "Oh, they'll switch us soon." "Now, now, damn it." "Now." "What's new with Uri?" "He should be coming." "More?" "How's Mika?" "You have to talk to her." "I think she's going somewhere." "I saw her with a suitcase." "Go to sleep, Willy." "You can talk to Mika afterwards." "You have to do it, Willy." "Don't procrastinate." "Where are you going, Mika?" "To my uncle in Tel Aviv." "You know that." "I haven't visited them since I arrived." "All these people came with you?" "Yes." "I came with them." "Only Uri didn't come." "Did something happen with Uri, Mika?" "Don't worry." "Everything will be all right." "Where are you going, Mika?" "It will be over quickly." "I have experience." "I understand." "Everybody yelled at me as if I was stealing from them." "You're silent?" "Don't try to persuade me." "You won't succeed." "It's you decision, Mika." "But I think you're mistaken about Uri." "He will never forgive you." "But do as you wish." "The child is yours." "Willy, Willy, Willy." "Come quickly, Willy!" "What happened?" "There's a phone call for you in the kitchen." "Willy, come on!" "Mika." "Willy, come quickly." "Willy." "Hurry up, Willy." "Mika." "What happened?" "Talk." "Man, what happened?" "They called us from the hospital." "The hospital?" "Which hospital?" "Uri." "Uri... has been killed." "Mika!" "Mika!" "Mika!" "Mika!" "I couldn't go." "See?" "Everything was ready, but I just couldn't." "You said it was my child, right?" "Not Rutkeh's." "Not the kibbutz's." "Mine." "Why are you crying, Willy?" "You're going to be a grandfather." "Everything will be okay now." "You'll see." "Uri will come." "You came." "Everything will be wonderful." "For all of us, Willy." "You'll see." "You'll see." "Uri will return and everything will be wonderful, for all of us, Willy." "You'll see." "You'll see." "Hello, Grandpa." "Uri." "Come here, you little piglet." ""A flower." "A flower in the fields, in the fields." ""A winter flower in your fields." ""The secrets in our hearts, the secrets." ""The laughter on our faces."" ""He Walked Through the Fields"" "Subtitle production:" "Elrom Studios"