For Whom the Bell Tolls
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1:48:00
Look at him. Already at the wine!
1:48:03
Did you come back for us, or the wine?
- Both.

1:48:07
He came back for his horses.
1:48:10
Much riding, Inglés. I couldn't turn
back till the snow has melted.

1:48:16
Didn't you run into the cavalry?
- A good horse, the new one.

1:48:21
I took to high ground
and came back through the hills.

1:48:27
No food, Pilar? Where have you been?
- Guarding the pass below.

1:48:31
We had to wait
until there was no more cavalry.

1:48:34
Inglés!
1:48:38
Inglés! I was with El Sordo.
1:48:46
You were in the fight?
- No.

1:48:50
On my way back here...
1:48:52
It was dark and I went up the hill.
1:49:00
Five dead at the top.
They'd taken their heads.

1:49:06
Joaquín too?
1:49:10
No heads...
- Now let the fighting come.

1:49:13
No heads.
- Inglés!

1:49:16
Anselmo says there is
much movement across the bridge.

1:49:20
I was just leaving the lookout
when it started. - What?

1:49:23
Guns, trucks, armored cars,
even tanks. - Tanks?

1:49:28
Everything moving up toward the front.
I marked it all down.

1:49:34
I waited till the second column had
crossed. - Anything more coming?

1:49:38
Yes, I could hear another column
as I came up through the pass.

1:49:43
Should I go back? - Not now.
Were these trucks full of soldiers?

1:49:47
Yes. What does it mean?
1:49:49
They know the Republic is going
to attack when the sun rises.

1:49:54
Yes, now they know.
They move up to meet our offensive.

1:49:59
Who knows the way through to the
Republicans? - I do.


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