:11:10
What's he saying?
:11:11
He told them their victory at Dien Bien Phu
is a great turning point in history.
:11:16
He's right.
:11:17
History, my butt. It was a military foul-up.
:11:20
No, it was the coolies that licked
our white-man's army.
:11:24
Men willing to march 300 miles
from the Delta to deliver...
:11:27
...ten pounds of rice to their army.
:11:29
You think the coolies fight for freedom?
:11:31
No. It was fear that kept them going.
:11:34
It wasn't fear at all. They want a change.
:11:37
Any kind of change. I don't blame them.
:11:47
You are Algerian?
:11:48
I am a French officer.
:11:49
Dien Bien Phu is also a victory
for Arabs under the heels of the French.
:11:54
Come, ride with me in the jeep.
:12:02
Come, you needn't feel any solidarity
with the French.
:12:05
They will never accept you.
:12:07
I prefer to stay with my comrades.
:12:09
Bravo!
:12:11
Push the jeep.
:12:16
You have ten seconds to obey my order.
:12:23
Nine, eight...
:12:26
...seven, six...
:12:28
...five, four, three seconds...
:12:32
Come on, boys, let's push the jeep.
:12:38
Sorry. I slipped.
:12:43
Come on, give a hand.
:12:45
You boys push.
:12:47
All right, one, two, three, push!
:12:55
Halt. Line up as you were.
:12:59
All right, boys, as you were.