:23:04
I found them here when I arrived.
:23:12
I wanted to ask you,
did you treat Bession?
:23:17
You should let me clean that
before it gets infected.
:23:23
There was nothing I could do
for Monsieur Bession.
:23:26
He had no medical symptoms...
:23:29
nothing to suggest
any kind of disease or infection.
:23:33
His breakdown was purely mental
and extremely severe.
:23:37
That's why the Turkana fear
the church is cursed.
:23:39
That and the disappearances.
:23:42
In the past few weeks,
we've lost a dozen men.
:23:45
Runaways?
:23:47
Or is it those evil spirits?
:23:49
Yeah.
:24:00
- I'm sorry. I shouldn't have.
- Your curiosity's perfectly natural.
:24:05
My father was a strong man.
:24:08
When the Nazis started
rounding up theJews in our town...
:24:11
he didn't hesitate.
:24:14
He hid our neighbors
in the crawl space.
:24:16
But someone turned us in...
:24:18
and we were all sent to
the concentration camps.
:24:21
I'm sorry.
:24:23
People can't really
understand, can they?
:24:26
If they weren't there...
:24:29
if they didn't see.
:24:31
No.
:24:36
And my husband turned out
to be one of those people.
:24:38
I met him after the war,
and we came to Africa together, in love.
:24:43
One night I realized
I- I had to tell him the truth...
:24:47
about... the Nazis...
:24:50
and what they did to me.
:24:53
After that, he never touched me again.
:24:56
So...
:24:59
what turns a man of the cloth
into an archaeologist?