Gibraltar Page #3

Synopsis: The Rock of Gibraltar has been at the centre of a fiercely contested diplomatic dispute that has stretched over the centuries. For the past 300 years Spain has fought to regain this tiny British territory but in true David and Goliath style, the small community on the rock has fought back, choosing instead to remain British. In the summer of 2010, the director Ana Garcia returned home to Gibraltar to get married. Coming back to the most unique of British territories, she finds herself compelled to find out more about the history of her family and her birthplace. As she prepares for her wedding, we are taken on a very personal journey that uncovers the inspiring story of how a small community has fought for its homeland and identity. At times funny, at times tragic, this is a surprising tale of struggle and victory in the name of home and family.
Genre: Documentary
Director(s): Ana Garcia
Production: Studio 37
 
IMDB:
7.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
33%
G
Year:
2013
84 min
Website
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Why do you think the minister...

- What?

Do you think the minister knows this

and that Gallois has his permission?

Good. How do we go from here? The English

talked about Sims and an Irishman.

What do you think you're doing?

I'll keep you posted.

This is tipper.

- That is indeed very tasty.

Mr. Duval.

Bob says you're willing

to deliver on our terms.

Conditions?

Bobby.

Go clean your face.

Bobby Sims has all the qualities

of a dog except loyalty.

If you don't trust him,

why you work with him?

Keep a traitor in your neighborhood,

as a lightning rod put in your garden.

Way to avoid lightning strikes.

As long as he is useful to us,

is what Bobby does for us:

divert lightning.

Listen, for clarity.

I deliver, collect the dough

and don't ask questions.

This thing with Sims doesn't interest me.

- Mr. Duval, relax. Okay?

We're businessmen. It will not happen

and you will be compensated.

You are not traveling with Bobby.

You put your boat just off the

Moroccan coast and wait for the load.

And then take it to Ireland.

- To Ireland?

To my family, my brothers IRA.

Since Gorbachev in power, the IRA

lost a funding source.

Since then everyone is in the drugs.

Even the revolutionaries.

Drugs don't ask questions. We can

exchange for gold, cash, a warrior.

Excuse me, but...

- Who are you?

- I?

I'm nobody.

You're nobody.

Then you have knowledgable.

- I'm curious.

I know you are with your wife

and you have a child here.

And a beautiful boat.

Right?

Yes.

When British police intercepted the cargo,

I'm surprised not because of Bobby.

But if they turn up in Ireland,

is very annoying for you.

You can trust me. Good?

Fine.

Good.

Do Wexford say anything about me?

No.

Damn.

Liam.

Liam, you're not far from home?

My friend Bobby.

How are you?

Good.

Shane and Brandon,

you know Bobby Sims, right?

Bobby is the most dangerous, vicious

Brit I've ever known.

But compared to our Irish

he is still a small British p*ssy.

You're bad, Bobby.

Because how else could you

escape from jail?

I think there are only

cops and snitches alive.

And you don't belong?

I go with the Frenchman.

Duval, did you know this?

Wexford wants you, Shane and Brandon

bring this boat directly to Scotland.

Go without the true path?

What is this nonsense?

This isn't according to plan.

What is it, Bobby?

Do you want your share anymore?

Good morning, this is the BBC news

Police is working on a major operation.

There is a huge drug bust done

in the port of Edinburgh

The dogs have found no cocaine.

This operation was bait.

Bobby Sims is gone.

That was the last.

The packets that are received

in Scotland. Do you know what was in it?

No, not really.

The packages that you have supplied

to Ireland were full of cocaine.

You also have everything through.

- You screwed us, you bastard.

Just me and the Italian supplier

knew. What else could I?

If you had told the

we're protected.

As you have protected

Bobby Sims.

Aside from the Scottish catch.

Bobby Sims has escaped us.

The Irish have attempted to murder him

behalf of Wexford.

Clara.

You dirty bastard.

Who is the smartest?

What do you want?

Go down.

Calm down.

It's okay, Cecile. Your brother

going to give me money.

And right now.

- Bobby, I have no money here.

There is no money.

Bobby, it's in the bank.

- Good.

No. Okay.

Okay, above is safe.

We go together.

Sorry, I can't hear you.

- There is a safe upstairs.

- Come on.

- Good.

Bowl.

- Stay away from them. Understood.

It's all right, Clara.

- I'll be back.

- Come on.

I'll be back.

And calm, huh?

My whole life is in here.

- Nope.

Your life is down.

When my friend.

See so.

Grab it and f*** off.

What is the code doing?

Damn.

Wexford.

Stupid Irish bastard.

Take it off.

We're leaving.

- He will not come back.

We leave Gibraltar and start again.

With what money?

I have to take.

Has not done enough?

Yes?

Mr. Duval.

We are introduced to each other by John

Wexford.

He was murdered.

I am tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock

at Sotogrande Beach.

Go. Toe.

Sims has been with you.

Has he been to your family?

I'll take it, if you want.

Wexford had my suspicions underestimated.

don't make the same mistake.

He stole all my money.

I need work.

I understand that.

But we don't know each other again, Marc.

And that job in Ireland then?

- You've proved nothing.

You had no choice.

I don't understand.

Why did I come?

I have a problem.

Maybe you can help me.

I have a load recovered.

The goods must go to Lisbon and Montreal.

The true?

Is it a lot?

- It's an urgent order.

How do I get the Milord sea,

without customs noticing?

We put him on my business,

say he needs to be repaired...

And then you can move him.

Good.

But you have a

captain and crew.

I've already arranged.

This is the plan.

You meet the captain of the Milord

in Madrid.

Tonight.

We agree.

I'll take him.

- Hello?

- With Marc.

Can you hear me?

You need to Madrid.

Wait, hang on. I can't.

If you want to know who the cocaine

delivered, come to Madrid.

Who is it?

- No idea. I know his name is Mario.

- I come.

- Goodbye.

Okay?

Yes.

Who was that?

My wife.

Clara, since that attack

isn't well with her.

She's scared.

I can send someone if you want.

- don't be.

Listen, you and your family are

under my protection.

You can go quietly.

I'll take it. Okay?

Here's your ticket.

I have seen the captain.

He comes four days to Gibraltar.

- Marc Duval.

- Captain Milord.

But I'll stay here to

take care of something.

See you when you get back.

- Prima.

To Madrid?

That leads no trace it.

Have him call me soon.

I know where Sims is.

He's hiding in a hotel near Nia.

What should I do?

Is he alone?

No, someone else.

- Why am I here?

- Listen.

I have spoken Mario. Is a boat

transportation with Milord prepared.

He wants to deliver cocaine, marijuana and hashish.

He will deliver anywhere.

Spain, Portugal, Canada.

We have to do something.

I don't know. He trust you so?

- I trust I have won.

I proposed to put

Milord on my business.

What makes you to do that?

Just.

If that sh*t is on your

boat, you are responsible.

I am responsible for anything.

I still work for us?

Mario That fact doesn't exist.

- He exists.

He picks me up at the airport tomorrow.

- What time?

- Half twelve.

Cristiano Give me the box.

- That's for you.

- For me?

Turn it around once.

A last resort:

always lie never cheat.

A nice gesture, but it required me

something to, I'd rather give it back.

It's just a gift.

Why?

Everything you do,

you do for your family.

That's good. I have respect for.

If you do indeed respect for me...

Give me your real name.

My friends call me Claudio.

Make yourself at home.

I leave you alone.

What is it? What's wrong?

I'm only waiting for you.

Is that a normal life?

Listen, this will not last long.

You are here for your own safety.

We live in a house of a drug dealer.

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