s quicken our steps. lt'll be
dark soon.
- Are you the Professor Werzanski?
- Do you know any other one?
l read a book about the anaconda hunt.
Was that you who wrote it?
Right. l spent half of my life
in the jungles of the Columbian selva,
chasing a gigantic anaconda.
Did you finally catch it?
Does the young lady doubt it?
Sure. l caught it.
The lndians nicknamed me
"Black Kite" for this.
Are you a Pole, professor?
Yes, but l haven't been to Poland
for 36 years already.
- Why not?
- The war, young lady, the war.
My folks perished in the Maidanek
concentration camp,
and l managed to get out of there.
lt's hard for me to go back
to Poland.
- Here's 13, calling 24, Center.
- 13, l'm reading you.
ln quadrants 45-16, 45-1 7
a plane hasn't been found.
l proceed with the search operation.
Where are we going?
l don't understand.
l know these parts really well.
There are no villages here
all the way to Guaba.
Wrong. You'll see it for yourself
as soon as we get to the river.
Watch out.
What kind of village is it
if it's not marked on the map?
lts dwellers are very modest folks.
They don't need any PR campaigns.
Watch out.
Some stroll.
- l used to work in the circus.
- Really?
And what did you do there?
- Fed crocodiles.
- Oh, you're a brave guy.
- Your turn.
- Thank you.
- Professor, l...
- What did you say?
Monsieur!
Monsieur!
- Mister Challot!
- Monsieur!
- Mister Challot!
- Monsieur!
l got in a trap, professor.
Now we'll be having a decent dinner.
- Here's 13 calling 24, Center.
- 13, l'm reading you.
No plane in quadrant 46-15 either.
l'm low on fuel. Flying back
for refueling.
- l'm scared, Janek.
- Right, these are jungles.
No, l'm afraid for my mom.
l got a feeling l'll never see her again.
But Gido said they are
absolutely safe there.
He's a thug. How can you trust him?
What happened?
What's wrong?!
Easy, easy.
Be quiet, professor, be quiet.
Don't touch it! Don't touch it!
That's okay, sweetie. .
Don't be afraid.
lt's not a poisonous species.
So don't be afraid.
- This is a she-snake.
- Right.
Oh, Mirabella.
We're letting her go.
Bye.
Damn it.
Where's your river and the village?
God knows where. We should've
reached to it by now.
Alright, as l see, you know the way
very well.
We have to go back to the animals'
path. We'll follow animals' tracks.
They should take us to the river.
We'll lose another day.
We're running out of food.
We got kids with us. Don't forget it.
lt was your idea to take them
with us, wasn't it?
lt was. And if it comes to it,
we'll carry them.
- You'll carry me?!
- Mister Challot, you're kidding me!
Or you'll carry me.
Oh, there's a bog here.
We won't go farther on.
- Let's go back.
- Where?
Discussion is closed, monsieur,
we'll follow the animals' path.
Ok.
What happened? We've been
waiting for you for 4 days.
Ran out of fuel. Had to make
an emergency landing in the jungle.
Who are these people?
They are with me.
- How many?
- Two adults and two kids.
Why did you bring them here?
lt's total suicide to go alone
through the jungles.
And why did you take the kids
with you?
l just took them That's it.
l couldn't leave them there.
lf you had landed in the agreed place,
the passengers could've reached Guaba.
How could l know that we'd run out of
fuel!
Alright.
ln the morning you'll take carriers,
fuel and go back to the aircraft.
When you arrive there,
you'll leave the passengers there,
take the load on board
and deliver it before Thursday.
We're past the deadline as it is.
l won't make it to the plane so
quickly. l got kids with me.
Are you gonna haul them all the way
through the jungle again?
Yep.
We'll transport them to Guaba
ourselves, but warn them -
they haven't seen anything, and
unless they keep their mouths shut...
Okay, l'll tell them this. But look,
l guaranteed them their safety.
Scharf &Co. Agricultural Produce.
Gido.
Who are these people?
Them? Some