The Fifth Patient

Synopsis: A man with amnesia wakes up in a Red Cross African Hospital dazed and confused. He is interrogated by the local military Captain Mugambe that tells that his name apparently is John Reilly and he works for the CIA. But soon he has other visitors, including his former partner and his wife, and John has fragmented recollections. Soon he recalls that he is involved in a terrorism ring and he might not be who Captain Mugambe believes he is but a notorious terrorist. Further, he can not trust anybody but his instincts.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Amir Mann
Production: Shoreline Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.3
R
Year:
2007
95 min
22 Views


Good morning!

What?

Hello!

Where am I?

Red Cross Hospital.

Red Cross?

Yes, you're lucky.

This is the best facility

Nakuru has to offer.

Nakuru ...

Africa ...

- What the hell am I doing here?

- Good question!

What anyone could want

do in Nakuru is an enigma.

Why are you here?

Working with diamonds.

Unfortunately my appendix

has now decided that he wanted to become infected.

Bad luck, I guess.

Why are you here?

I wonder.

What is your name?

You do not remember

your name?

- John ...

- John No one, perhaps ...

Nicholas ...

Reilly.

John Reilly.

You should talk to a doctor.

Where is the doctor?

John?

- John.

- Yes ..

How are you feeling?

Sh*t, how do you think

I'm feeling?

Who's there?

I'm Dr. Stevenson.

Just look for the light.

I have some

questions, okay?

What is this?

A house.

Sure. Who lives in the house?

We, the first thing that comes up

the head. Who lives in the house?

Mama Bear, Papa Bear,

a small bear, whatever.

Who lives in the house?

- A family.

- What family?

- A man, a woman and a child.

- A child? What child?

A little girl.

What is this?

An airplane.

A plane? What kind of plane, John?

De .. combat.

- This is a ... pistol.

- What kind?

- Magnum ...

- What does it do?

- Throw bullets.

- Why did she shoot bullets, John?

Because forest.

Good

What happened?

I do not remember

too much.

I remember a jeep.

Was brought here 2 days ago

unconscious with a head trauma.

I think the locals thought it was a

American rich and brought him here.

I can see the pictures again?

It would be useful. First

impressions are the most important.

- Please.

- No need to see them again, John.

- Do not make a difference.

- Can I please see them again?

Unfortunately, you had no

identification when it was brought.

- It's not a weapon.

- Do not worry about it.

Delusions often accompany

the trauma you suffered.

Once things babbled in English

they have appointed to me.

The "face" English.

- The "face" English?

- Yes, Oxford.

Stupid enough

to volunteer for 6 months.

And the nurse will come soon

to give you some painkillers.

- Thank you.

- Take them.

And if you remember

anything else ...

I suggest that you write, okay?

- When can I leave?

- Where to go?

Jeep.

Camp.

John?

What you ...

What are you doing to me?

Where are you taking me ...

Where are you taking me?

What is your name?

John Reilly ...

What is yours?

I'm asking the questions here.

What are you doing in Nakuru?

I suffered a ... car accident ...

I do not remember ...

Who do you work?

I. .. I do not remember ...

This is really

convenient, is not it?

Planes, jeeps, weapons ...

That's what you do?

- What do you want from me?

- I want to know who sent it.

- CIA?

- What?

No. .. wait ... I. ..

I want to talk to someone

U.S. embassy.

Take note of that.

I suffered a head trauma.

I have no identification.

This is not true.

It says here that you

Nicholas is Hanshick.

And it says here that you came

for a Safari.

I say you're a spy.

The government of Nakuru

not like spies.

Especially Americans

pretending to be tourists.

I do not know what you're talking about.

Americans are bad spies.

So indoctrinated by their own culture

that can never mix with the other.

You'll never get

their intent.

I am not a spy.

You will stay here.

Under our supervision, to

remember who you are. Understand me?

John ... Nicholas, Reilly, Hanshick,

or whatever his name.

Yes ..

If you change your mind, tell someone

to speak with Captain Mugambe.

Talk to me.

Only me.

Name of parents ...

Address?

You play baseball

with your friends?

Anything?

Nothing specific.

Who cares?

Just want to let me out of here.

I understand Mr. Reilly, but the

Department of State ...

has nothing on you

anywhere.

I must have come to the country

with a U.S. passport.

Well, this is possible, but

we have no record

you never have

been entered in Nakuru.

What about my identity?

The driver's license

Nicholas is Hanshick.

She ... It is fake.

Look, you gotta help me.

I am an American.

See, we have no proof of this e. ..

given the current state of relations

with the U.S. government Nakuru

I fear that there is very little

we can do.

I. .. sorry.

- Thanks for coming.

- Well, it's the least I could do.

I know.

They are saying I am a spy.

Say I ...

work for the CIA.

Well, today they find

that every American is a spy.

If you remember

something ... Specific ...

Please do not hesitate to call me.

Immediately.

Do not get angry. Ambassador

India would have told me the same thing.

So sad ... alas ...

you're dead.

Sorry if not

I find this amusing, but ...

- I have to leave.

- You do not have an identity?

- You searched on their clothes?

- What clothes? They took everything.

And in their shoes?

What shoes?

Oh, sorry. His boots.

That is all that will

do with you.

You like it?

You okay?

Yes .. I'm fine.

Sorry ...

"Unnamed" ...

This is what they will do

with you ... like this?

- What are you doing?

- Just ...

Let me go, I know nothing ...

Relax, John. Am here

to take their bandages.

Will be able to see better.

What is he doing here?

Mugambe want to take your picture.

- Okay.

- Right.

Let's take a look now.

Ready.

Can go now.

Is everything okay?

Listen ...

has anyone here who wants to see it.

He says he is his brother.

It does not look or

a little with you.

Yes, I want to see it.

Well, he's your brother?

I need to see it first.

Well, not so easy to put

someone in here.

Well, can not do it

sneak?

No.

- Not in my position, I'm sorry.

- Wait, I ...

Can at least take

a message for him?

Okay ... tell him ...

Look, I can not wait here all day.

Think about it, okay?

- Say that I have a brother.

- Are you sure?

If he is my brother,

will find a way.

If not, let go.

Good morning!

- Hey, what happened here?

- I tried to go to the bathroom but ...

I decided to rest on the floor

first ... face.

That's why we use the urinal, sir.

Urine inside. See?

- Yes, I understand the concept.

- Breakfast.

Here. Take this.

Sorry. Gotta

I certify that the take.

It is the policy of the hospital.

If you need more

something, let me know.

Breakfast.

Breakfast.

Good morning, sir.

- Thank you.

- Good morning, sir.

Good morning.

Breakfast in bed.

What are you reading?

Cricket.

You okay?

Yes It's just that ...

Doctor?

John, how are you?

Who's there?

How are you?

You're my brother?

You said he had no brother ...

but we were brothers, remember?

Brothers in arms.

I remember you.

Well ..

I'll try to get him out,

but will not be easy.

They said I

work for the CIA.

This is not true.

Pay no attention to Mugambe

and hear ...

what Mugambe has to say,

because he does not know anything.

He would know if you were

the building of the CIA.

So what am I doing here?

You are here to

infiltrate Al Wasir.

Al Wasir?

It is a terrorist group

began in Bosnia ...

we bomb their base

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Amir Mann

Amir Mann is an Israeli American film-maker. Mann attended the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. He met his future wife Dana Janklowicz-Mann while at NYU. Together they formed Rebel Child Productions, an independent film production company and became filmmaking partners.Mann co-directed, produced, and edited the 2002 documentary film Shanghai Ghetto with his wife, Dana Janklowicz-Mann. For which they shared the Audience Choice Award and the Human Rights Award at the 2002 Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Mann also co-wrote an episode of the 2002 revival of The Twilight Zone television series. As head writer on the Netflix series Fauda, he and his writing team won the 2017 Israeli Television Academy's award for Best Script in a Drama Series. more…

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