your bellies, you hear!
I've found the women!
They're locked in the library.
Damn it!
Get to the lifeboat!
- Follow me!
- No! I'm scared.
Down the corridor!
- Is that all?
- All that are alive.
Mayna!
- Hang on!
- Here, grab hold!
The ship will sink now,
and the pirates will see us then.
What are we going to do?
Take a diesel oil bath,
There's plenty of it.
Give me a flare!
I think we should pull out now,
Captain.
Full speed ahead!
There're not enough of us.
I doubt that we can row
against this current.
Yes. We're being swept
to the South East.
If that's the case, we're getting
further away from the shipping lanes.
Calling all Soviet ships in the area
with co-ordinates:
eight degrees latitude north,
138 degrees longitude east!
At about twenty hundred hours.
Contact has been lost for a day now
with the S/S Nezhin.
Your instructions are
to search for the ship and its crew.
Land... Land!
Island!
Pirates!
A machine gun!
Starting to work up an appetite.
Tell your appetite to shut up.
It raided the steward's room enough.
Aren't you going to give me a kiss?
Well, now we know where we stand.
- But what are we going to do?
- Fight.
Fight with what?
- What about this?
- Or this?
We can't fight machine guns
with flare pistols.
I'll repeat the question.
How many men are left in the ship?
I'll give you one minute.
Did you save him?
You're our friend, aren't you?
- What's your name?
- Maa.
I'm Sergey.
Why did you kill him?
Our people had lived here a long time
when their ship came.
We're just a small tribe
of pearl divers.
They killed our men,
then they violated our women.
And that one...
He killed my father.
Can you tell us how many of them
there are?
It means now there're 15 of them.
They're going to be looking for us
in the morning.
We've got to take the ship tonight.
We'll have to take that machine gun
or we'll never get out.
- I'll do it, Captain.
- Take whoever you need with you.
You coming with me?
You're scared. I see.
I want to come with you.
We might not come back,
you know that?
I know.
Here's the way I see it.
The women and Kluyev will stay
in the cave.
You stay here, don't move at all!
You can't be seen from shore,
only from the water.
The pirates can't stay on the island
forever, sooner or later they'll leave.
When they do, you go to the middle
of the island.
There's fresh water, so there's life
there.
Ivan Ilyich!
Don't put me to disgrace,
Ivan Ilyich.
All right, you can come along.
Let's all get some sleep now.
Noi! Where are you?
No radio contact with the S/S Nezhin
has been established
in the last seventy-two hours.
Calling all Soviet ships.
Extend the searching area
to the following co-ordinates...
- Halt! Who goes there?
- Who? It's Stetsenko.
Igor Mikhailovich.
Born in 1959...
Russian sailor.
Can you give me something to eat?
Now!
Noi! Where have you been?
Give me a hand.
I thought you ran away,
and forgot your pal.
Throw your guns over!
Move it!
Go to the radio shack!
Lock the bandits up in the hold.
- Is he alive?
- No.
- If only I had a grenade...
- And blow up the radio?
I heard something.
Someone's in there!
Go get the captain.
I'd like to speak to the captain.
He's eating lunch. He told me
not to disturb him.
Are you in the habit of serving
peas of lead for lunch?
So, you honor us with your presence?
- How is it going?
- He's got a year's supply of bullets.
Keep up the good work.
I'm very happy to see you, Captain.
You can forget the formalities.
This isn't the time or place.
I have a proposition to make to you.
Do you see this motor-launch?
It's yours.
I'll give you some fuel, a compass
and charts, too.
Then you can get the hell out of
here.
I'm attached to my men.
There aren't many of them left now.
There are fewer of them
than you think.
Ivan Ilyich, the radio is ready.
The times when you could dictate
your conditions are all over now.
The radio