The Old Man and the Sea
- Year:
- 1999
- 20 min
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Supper !
Wake up !
We're going to have supper.
- I'm not very hungry.
- Come on... eat.
- You can't fish and not eat.
- I have.
You'll not fish without eating
while I'm alive.
Then live a long time
and take care of yourself.
Santiago,
I could go with you again.
We've made some money.
No, no...
you're on a lucky boat, now.
I know you did not leave
because you doubted me.
It's been eighty-four days
since I got a fish.
Stay with them.
It was papa
who made me leave.
I am a boy
and I must obey him.
I know...
It is quite normal.
When I was your age
I was before the mast
that ran to Africa.
I have seen lions on the beaches
in the evening.
Yeah, I know. You told me.
Tomorrow is going to be
a good day with this current.
Where are you going to go ?
Far out to come in
when the wind shifts.
Santiago, how old was I
when you first took me in a boat ?
Five and you nearly were killed
when I brought the fish
in too green.
And he nearly
tore the boat to pieces.
Can you remember ?
I remember everything
from when we first went together.
Good luck, Manolin.
Good luck, old man.
He's got something.
Ah ! There you are, little lad.
You'll make a beautiful bait.
There might be a big fish
around this school.
It has to be swimming nearby.
Yes... yes !
There it is.
I cannot lose this chance.
This far out,
he must be huge in this month.
Eat it !
Come on, fish... eat it !
He will take it.
God help him to take it.
Come up easy...
and let me put the harpoon
into you.
Are you ready ?
Now !
What's that ?
My God ! What a weight !
He can't be that big !
I hope he doesn't know there is
only one man against him... an old man.
I must convince him
of my strength.
that time in the tavern in Casablanca...
when I played the hand game
with that great black
who was the strongest man
on the docks.
We had gone one day and one night
facing one another.
We were trying to force
each other's hand down on the table.
There was much betting
and people went in and out
of the room
under the kerosene lamps.
Eleven hours and still counting.
They changed the referees every four hours
so that the referees could sleep.
Many of the bettors
had asked for a draw
because they had to go to work
on the docks loading sacks of sugar.
wanted it to go to a finish.
Yes Santiago !
Come on !
You can do it !
Go on !
Kill him down !
- Barkeep !
- For you, young man !
We have a winner.
The match had started
on a Sunday morning
and ended on a Monday morning.
For a long time after that
everyone had called me The Champion.
Man is not much
beside the great birds and beasts.
But they are not as intelligent
as we who kill them.
They are more noble and more able.
I would rather be that beast down there
in the darkness of the sea.
The fish is my brother
but I must kill him.
I am glad we do not have
to kill the stars.
Imagine if each day
a man must try to kill the moon.
The moon runs away.
But imagine if a man each day
should have to try to kill the sun...
We were born lucky.
It is enough to live on the sea
and kill our true brothers.
I have never seen
or heard of such a fish.
And now, we are joined together.
Watch out, Santiago !
I will stay with you
until I am dead, fish !
Oh God, my hand !
God help me endure !
I wish the boy was here.
He will be proud of me.
I am a tired old man
but I have done it !
It was too good to last...
Sharks !
I should not
have gone out so far, fish.
I'm sorry, fish.
Don't sit up !
Drink this.
They beat me, Manolin.
He didn't beat you.
Not the fish.
No. Truly.
It was afterwards.
- Did they search for me ?
- Of course.
- How much did you suffer ?
- Plenty...
- You know... I missed you.
- Now we fish together again.
I am not lucky anymore.
The hell with luck !
I'll bring the luck with me.
Get well fast...
for there is much that I can learn
and you can teach me everything.
I will bring you something to eat.
Rest well, old man.
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