Operation Daybreak
- PG
- Year:
- 1975
- 118 min
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Jan
Josef
They sent for you too
What the hell is
it doing about?
I was on leave, out of the
blue they called me back
That's all I know
So?
The general will
see you now
Stand at ease
Do you three know
each other?
Uh... Kubis and I do
sir, but... uh...
Alright, introduce
yourselves
Karel Curda, sir
Born near Prague
I was a customs officer
before the war
Jan Kubis Born
in Vladaslov
I was a farmer
in Pilsum, Locksmith
Good
The mission we
have in mind
can only be undertaken by men
with your qualifications
For the past three month
you've been closely observed
You're here now because you
shown us that you have courage
endurance and
resourcefulness
I am going to ask you to
undertake a mission
that regardless
of outcome,
will certainly be one of
the most dangerous of the war
I need hardly say it, you
are liberty to refuse
Good
First, I am gonna give you
some background information
And then I'll talk
about the mission itself
The Code name is
'Operation Day Break'
Reinhard Heydrich came to Prague
three months ago to take up his post
as acting right
protector
for what the Nazis now call
'Bohemia and maradia' that means
and death over all Czechs
We believe if Adolph
Hitler were to die
fearer of the third life
His orders, one to crush
all Czech resistance
of the community to work
Do not underestimate him
He is not a barbarian
like Hitler
He is the man of the
highest intelligence
ruthless, ambitious and
he is the only one
to whom Adolph Hitler
really listens
Your rights protector
I have a petition signed
by all the inhabitance
of a small village
near Pilsum
Beggin you, sir to show mercy
to the nine young hostages
due to be executed tomorrow
Not one of them is yet
twenty years old
and youngest is
only sixteen
The villagers
do feel that
Rights protector says that
whatever happens to the Czechs
or to any of Slav is of no
possible interest to him
back into Czechoslovakia
To assassinate Heydrich
Heydrich is closely
gaurded night and day
When ever he travels, he is
escorted by highly trained SS men
So it will be up to you to formulate
a plan and to carry it out
You must find
a way to kill him
When do we leave sir?
You'll be confined to these
headquarters until further orders
Thank you very much
Good luck
Stand by Champs
we are over Pilsum
Hold to your mama!
Stop
Don't try anything
You Czech aren't you?
Keep walking
Well, I am Czech too.
Move
Jan!
- Can I have a look?
Don't touch it for Christ sake
That guy's the basterd who said we
were gonna drop on a dry clear morning
Did you see Curda?
No, he dripped off
on the other valley
He could be anywhere
Let me lean on you
Damn shame
Not so bad if they make us go
after girls in Czechoslovakia
Even the snow
tastes different
Safer though
You have no
feelings at all
Can you manage?
Feels worse than
it is, come on
Papers, your papers
Where are you going at
this time of the morning?
To work?
Where?
Pilsum
Walk to work everyday
You walk two hundred
kilometers everyday?
You're no way
near Pilsum
Where have
you come from?
Hands, Hands!
Come on!
Let's go
Bastard R.A.F.
Two hundred kilometers
from Pilsum
Dropped in a wrong
bloody place
God knows
where Curda is
So now what do we do?
Lost the radio
operator
I can't hardly walk
and the entire German
army looking for us
Never mind where we are going
we don't even know where we are
And you are
a lot of use
No feelings at all
Christ, we
are at quarry
Two men
I know you
are in there
It's alright we
won't harm you
I am comming in
Come inside both of you
Close the door
You can't stay here
You're parachutists
Look, we can
all be shot
I've got a wife
and children
I've hurt my foot
We need some help
But the place is
swarming with Germans
Really
I haven't
spoken to you
and I haven't
seen you
Please go away
See who it is
Germans
Get into the vault
Parachutists Have
you seen anybody?
Tell him you've
seen nothing
- But what about...
- Do it before he comes
Well, have you
seen anything?
It's serious
Ah- it's you
What's going on
in there, eh?
One of my men got
hurt in the blast
His foot
Give us a lift
to the doctor
I'll make it
worth a while
You've been pitching some
of your stocks again?
Better unwrapped
Bring him
Over here
Thank you
Good morning is
your father in?
What's it about?
Emergency We're
from quarry
This fellow's
hurt his foot
Come this way please
Father, two men
from the quarry
One's hurt his foot
Tell them in
Go in please
Lie down Take off
your shirt and sock
How did it happened?
I have fell
twisted my ankle
Can you move the toes?
That's good
I haven't seen you
before, have I?
No
Does that hurt?
How long have you been
working at the quarry
Well, about
six months now
It's a sprain
Nothing serious
The Germans are
busy this morning
looking for
parachutists
Yes, we heard
Guess they've been
searching the whole area
I expect they were
up at the quarry
Oh yes
Yes the quarry would be a good place
for the parachutists to hide
But I doubt it they'll
get pretty far
Not now
Now no one might
shelter them
Not after murdering
those Germans
Everybody will be
too frightened
Put your finger
there, will you?
Stand up
That will do
I won't hesitate
to shoot
Sonia!
Yes, these are
the other two
You will forgive me?
We have to make sure you're not
spies planted by the Nazis
Welcome home
Oh God!
You bastard!
Adult education?
Come in Find a place
Good afternoon
For the benefit
of the those
who are entering for
the higher certificate,
today we are going to talk about
positive and negative ileums
You managed to convince our friends
and countries to your identity
Now you must
convince us
Miles isn't it? Come
How do you mean
convincing?
We want proof
We don't carry papers signed by
Winston Church, if that's what you mean
What was the name of your
commanding officer in England
Answer the question
We are Czechs
We were born here and
we've come back to fight
and that's all
we're telling you
You say you're Czechs
Your home
where is it?
Vladaslov
I know Vladaslov
What's unusual about
the bridge there?
It doesn't exist
Huh? Why?
It was blown up in 39
Anyone could know that
I was a member of the group
that lay the explosives
There were three of us caught by
the Germans, I was one of them
Anyone could
say that too
Get dressed
So now you see...
We have both positive and
negative particles in the vacuole
Karel
Where did you
come from?
Don't ask me any questions
I... can't say anything
I knew you'd come
I knew it I knew it
I was a bit worried I'll
meet somebody else
How? I said I'll
wait and I meant it
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