:57:01
Two pesetas a day
for agricultural labours
:57:03
if you're lucky.
:57:05
Peasant families living in caves
or sandpits
:57:09
that is poor.
:57:12
That is why we need the revolution.
:57:28
Don't laugh!
I'm not laughing.
:57:29
I saw you!
I wasn't laughing!
:57:34
D'you want a hand with that?
Oh, I can see you've got one.
:57:36
Don't say any more!
:57:38
What I'm saying, Kit,
is that I'm not the man I was.
:57:40
I feel like I'm standing on higher
ground, if you see what I mean.
:57:43
I can see further and,
:57:44
and I notice things
I hadn't even thought of before.
:57:47
Like I, I left Liverpool
with a daft romantic idea
:57:50
but in war people get killed.
:57:52
Fellas like Coogan...
:57:53
and the women and kids
who died in this village
:57:56
that's all part of me now
and I'll never shake it off.
:57:59
Fascist planes dropped leaflets
on us yesterday
:58:01
saying
how they was winning the war.
:58:03
Well, myself, it's hard to know
:58:04
what's going on
in the rest of Spain.
:58:05
But here, on the Aragon front,
we're holding our own.
:58:08
And if only we had decent arms.
:58:11
Who knows?
:58:12
Perhaps a line of Russian tanks
will come rolling over the hill.
:58:15
Some hope, eh?
:58:16
Pigat, Garibaldi, Roca...
:58:19
Listen...
:58:22
Max...
:58:24
Come here.
:58:35
Companeros, listen please.
:58:38
I have to go to the Command Post
for a very important meeting
:58:42
with the General Staff
of the Column.
:58:45
And I say, very important
:58:47
because we are going to
discuss about our integration
:58:52
in the new Popular Army.
:58:54
There is no choice.
:58:55
The government in Valencia says
no more militia
:58:58
and say we all must become part
in the new communist