The Last Bullet Page #4

Synopsis: Set during WWII, an Australian and Japanese soldier play a deadly game of Cat and mouse in a South Pacific Jungle.
Genre: Action, Drama, War
Director(s): Michael Pattinson
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Year:
1995
90 min
15 Views


Sit down.

I believe you, when you're saying

Semaca hid you here.

But I don't believe when you're sayin

you don't know why.

But this is another matter.

Look what I want from you,

for now.

You're going to follow that mute

and deaf fellow. Understand?

-Yes...

-And you'll follow the sleepwalker.

-Yes, sir!

-Like a shadow.

Don't try to trick me

or I'll kill you like Miclovan!

Maybe you can escape from Semaca,

but not from me.

God bless you, Mr. Roman!

If you say so...

With the gift that the Lord gave me,

I lift some of your sins from you,

non-believers.

-You're a real idiot!

-Who's idiot?

-Rica? Are you sleeping?

-No...

-Where is the mute?

-On the lake, there!

On the lake...

Ilie, not a word! Out!

Hurry up!

-Mr. Roman, where...

-Keep quiet!

Where were you all day?

I was looking for you.

Shut up! Listen here!

You tell all the agents that

Reisenauer has disappeared, OK?

He found me. It was Teodosie,

the mute and deaf. Go!

Mr. Roman,

I know now who is the mason.

-I'll kill you! Go!

-I'm going!

He passed away, poor mute...

It was not his time, yet.

Good God,

such a misfortune on us!

Right now, when our benefactor

is coming...

I say we hurry up.

He should be here any moment now...

God forgive him, poor man!

-Did you set up everything?

-Yes, abbot.

All the monks. All, you hear?

Search all over the place.

It's your responsibility, Onufrie!

If it's not right, five months

I'll keep you on bread and water.

Take the body

of our departed brother

and take care of the proper things.

God forgive him!

He wanted to eat some fish.

In this fasting...

Here, take something warm.

Mr. Semaca.

-We're near the water, it's cold.

-How's the game here?

We'll find something,

by the grace of God.

What time do you want

to have dinner

-We'll see. Everything's ready?

-Yes.

-Your men?

-In place, awaiting your signal.

Let's go! We're wasting time.

-You think we'll have nice weather?

-Very nice.

-How did you find me?

-This is not the important thing now

You have to decide right now.

There's a car waiting outside.

-I'm waiting for your reply.

-I don't think I have an option...

You can surrender

to the communists...

-I'm at your disposal.

-Mr. Reisenauer...

Mr. Reisenauer, I know

of an impressive archive.

I know also it's very complete.

My superiors are very keen

to read this archive.

Comrade Roman!

Father! Mr. Roman!

Comrade Roman!

Comrade Roman!

Comrade Roman!

Comrade!

Comrade Roman!

-Are you insane?

-Comrade Roman, I recognized him!

I saw him at Mr. Semaca's mansion,

in uniform.

He 's talking with that monk... What'

his name? It starts with an "S".

-Serapion.

-Exactly!

He waits for him. He speaks

a language I don't understand.

-Serapion...

-There's a car waiting! Hurry!

The wall!

-Faster!

-Faster, Mr. Roman...

Where did you learn how to drive?

On the tanks.

I told you I fought in the war.

They are mine!

Mr. Roman,

why don't you shoot the tires?

You think we're in the movies,

llie?

Get on the right

and push them off the road.

One more time!

One more time, llie!

We'll push him off the road now!

Stop!

-It's finished, Mr. Roman.

-Stop the car.

So it's like this, Father Serapion...

Father Avacum,

I'm at your disposal.

-I'm from the Allied Commission...

-I know, major.

Pleased to meet you.

Come on!

Without llie, Jean Semaca's trick

with the hunt would've succeeded.

We'd probably lost Reisenauer,

but...

-Anyway, I congratulate you.

-Thank you, Father.

Where do you want to spend

your five days leave?

-I can't give you more.

-I think a monastery is in order...

But, if possible, maybe a convent.

That's right.

But I had a surprise for you, today.

I'm listening.

The fellow from the Allied Commission

was very fair-play.

He gave us all the details we wanted,

so we let him go.

I thought you'd be delighted

to arrest Semaca.

-The antiquary?

-No, Mihai. Our Semaca.

Yes, now you have all the evidence

to arrest the antiquary, also.

And I have another surprise for you.

Here are the arrest warrants

for both of them.

You have an address, also.

You know it?

Madame Evelyne's...

Give him to drink.

Be nice with the gentleman.

Don't move, guys...

Wait.

Do you have any preference,

inspector?

Yes. You.

Here's the warrant.

-Again?

-This time for good, I hope.

I want more champagne.

-Roman, boss!

-Who?

Roman!

Stay calm...

We meet again.

What can you do?

I have to admit,

it's not good for my reputation.

Semaca, this time, you're in trouble.

Rica and Flecu send you

all the best wishes.

You're accused of murder and robbery

of Lembert jewellry store.

Leave us.

Come, girls...

and 10000 dollars.

and 15000 dollars.

Be smart, mister!

It's a fortune!

No, Semaca.

I hope to add to your performances

the attack against the demonstrants.

And Miclovan's death...

You're an idiot, inspector.

You can't buy everybody, Semaca.

You're insane! There are ten of my

men in the house and outside.

Ten!

You see? You're an idiot!

I'll shoot you and the first one

who'll come here'll be my man.

After him will come your agents.

And what will they found out?

A dead inspector and a gun

with my man's fingerprints on it.

-Is it clear?

-Quite clear...

But don't forget that Rica et Flecu

are under arrest.

Without you, I'll manage.

Take out your gun

and put it on the floor.

Turn around.

You see, Roman? I, too, work

with clean hands, like you say.

That's right, Semaca, it's like

you said, with clean hands...

I have my soft points, too...

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