Antarctica Page #4
- G
- Year:
- 1983
- 112 min
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I don't want any other dog.
Riki won't come back even
if you gave me another puppy.
I won't accept other dogs.
Why did you leave Riki
and come back by yourself?
Why didn't you bring him back with you?
I hate you.
Hate you!
Give me back Riki!
Maki, what are you doing? Stop it.
We've decided not to raise another dog.
So please take that dog back.
Maki, it's okay now, let's go home.
All of sudden
Riki started to run wildly
Because there remained
the smell of humans.
This was the storage depot
of the expedition to Botnnuten.
Some leftover meat was found.
The one who fell was Shiro,
he was very close to Anko.
(Shiro, three years old, born in Kio)
Now the mayor will say a few words.
The Sakhalin huskies,
who were sacrificed in honour
during the exploration of Antarctica,
were born here, in Hokkaido
and raised in this town.
Furen's Kuma, Kio's Anko.
They were trained the same way as the others.
Hokkaido is very proud to have
these 15 puppies as friends.
They are not only the pride of Hokkaido,
they are the pride of Japan.
We are now doing this for our friends...
Mr Ushioda.
The Europeans are
very concerned about those 15 dogs too.
I'm sorry.
Would you let us interview you?
Please answer some questions for us.
I'm sorry.
Mr Ushioda, since you quit
your job at the university,
you have been giving speeches
about the dogs, right?
Is that because of the guilt
brought on by the fact
that you left these dogs in Antarctica?
What do you mean by guilt?
Those dogs were our partners.
But what became of them at last?
You chose to abandon them
to die in such a cruel way.
What do you make of that?
You're right.
with our own hands.
Goodbye.
Why aren't you talking?
Don't you have something to tell me?
Yes.
The reason I came to Hokkaido
is because there is something
I have to tell you in person.
However, I changed my mind
when I just saw you.
Why's that?
The reason is...
we're the same.
Feeling regret for something we did,
or trying to pretend not to care.
Feeling regret for something we did?
Does it sound familiar?
Does it?
Remember?
When we were on our way to Botnnuten.
Yes?
You don't remember?
Is it a whale carcass?
That looks like it.
I wonder which of the dogs
had ran off inside.
I reckon it would have been Jiro.
Maybe Jiro?
Would Anko and Kuma be inside as well?
No, it would be Riki.
Riki?
If it was Riki, he must have led
the others there.
Yes, he must have.
- Ochi.
- Yes?
Do you think they're still alive?
What do you think, Mr Ushioda?
At that time,
Riki, Taro, Jiro, and Anko
were all that remained.
The dogs were were leaving the ice
inland and heading towards the glacier.
They were feeling fatigued.
The appearance of the skuas
meant that the hard winter had ended.
However, nature did not
greet these dogs warmly.
A killer whale made a surprise attack.
Riki protected Taro and Jiro.
Taro and Jiro came back
because they would not leave Riki.
It was Riki who showed Taro that
they could find seal carcasses near the crevice.
Riki fought for his life.
He could not make it.
(Riki, six years old, born in Kio)
Anko's ice floe was floating inland.
Good afternoon.
Good afternoon, Miss.
Is that the puppy you brought to my home before?
Yes.
It's grown up, what's his name?
It's Riki.
Riki...
We've decided we'd like to raise another dog.
Is that so?
Riki must be thrilled.
Riki... wait for me, Riki.
Riki.
Riki.
Riki was raised on Kio island.
Once winter gets there,
the dogs would be left on the island.
But people will come back for the winter.
The dogs would have to go and find food
for themselves.
They would survive.
Therefore Riki must be surviving on his own also.
Because he is a diligent dog.
Even if he can survive on Kio by himself,
you can't compare Kio with Antarctica.
I think so.
It's impossible for all of them to survive.
However,
recently I've felt that
a few of them may be able to survive.
That's what I think.
But the temperature in Antarctica gets
to forty below.
Even fifty.
Karafuto dogs can withstand
cold weather very well.
Riki will probably find food on his own.
I hope so.
That's encouraging.
Up till now,
I've still been regretting that
we didn't kill the dogs.
But that would be wrong.
Because that's not the way life
is supposed to be.
All lives are equal.
No one has the right to end
the lives of those dogs.
It took me such a long time
to understand that.
Springtime arrived in Antarctica.
For Taro and Jiro, who grew up
in Antarctica,
the base is their home.
Kuma brought another dog with him.
It was Anko
who was taken inland on an ice floe.
Anko met Kuma
who stayed at the chasm.
And so he survived.
The three dogs then followed Kuma
to hunt for food.
(Anko, three years old, born in Kio)
Only three huskies remained.
(Kuma, five years old,
born in Furen)
Kuma had once again disappeared
on the other side of the island.
Taro and Jiro couldn't bear
to leave the base, their home.
Why are you looking worried?
AT LEAST TWELVE PEOPLE WOULD FORM
THE THIRD CROSS-WINTER EXPEDITION TEAM
Would you go without telling me?
No.
How can I leave you again
and go to the ends of the Earth by myself?
Even if I go,
it would only make me sad.
So does that mean
that you still haven't joined the team?
Hurry... you should get to Tokyo now.
You should be able to make it
if you go now.
I'll wait for you.
You should go to Antarctica
and see for yourself.
Then you can decide to choose me,
or leave me.
Please stay around, Mr Ushioda.
(Jakku, four years old, born in Kio)
Ochi, that's Jakku.
I'm sorry.
Can we go around that mountain once more?
Captain, what did you see?
Hurry up and get to the Shiowa base.
Mr Ushioda, the supplies
will be shipped immediately
after investigating the base.
Can you please give this up?
Mr Ushioda.
Goro.
It must be the lack of food.
Ochi.
Kuma?
No, it's Taro and Jiro!
Hey!
Taro!
Jiro!
Good boys.
Taro!
THE TEAM BROUGHT BACK SEVEN OF
THE DOGS' BODIES:
GORO, BESU, MOKU, AKA
BOCHI, KURO, AND KUMA.
SIX DOGS DISAPPEARED IN THE GLACIER:
RIKI, ANKO, SHIRO, JAKKU,
DERI AND KUMA.
TARO AND JIRO SURVIVED.
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