Miss Entebbe (2003) - full transcript
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Dad!
What is this?
What's so funny?
What?
You're crazy.
What kind of game is this?
You ruined my car.
No way.
Dream on.
"What a carnival,
"don't miss out on it..."
Clutch, clutch.
- I know.
Steering wheel.
Brakes, brakes, brakes!
Asa, be careful.
How are you?
Look what I found
in the garbage.
What is it?
Did you show Dad?
- No.
Where's Yoav?
- Upstairs.
Did you think about
what we discussed?
About what?
About what we discussed.
Yes.
And?
OK.
Come here.
Come here!
Did you think I wouldn't
find your report card?
Then why did you take her?
- What was I supposed to do? Say no?
I'm not talking about that.
- Then what are you talking about?
If I tell her no and you...
- Do we have any soup crackers?
No, we don't.
Nurit, you're overreacting.
What's the big deal?
Don't tell me I'm overreacting.
What will she think of me
if you do the opposite
of everything I say? - OK.
What do you think you're doing?
Noa!
Dad, tell her,
that's my favorite shirt.
You can't wear this anymore.
- You'll throw out the whole house!
I'm serious,
it looks like a rag.
I said stop it.
Let her wear whatever she wants.
Here, wear whatever you want.
Nush, sit down,
your soup's getting cold.
That's the last time you're
driving your father's car.
You hear?
Soup crackers.
Why do you give her
such a hard time?
It's my fault?
- Do me a favor.
Don't you think she feels it?
- Stop yelling, OK?
I'll yell as much as I want.
- Go ahead. Let everybody hear.
You bastard.
Have you calmed down?
I'll calm down after you get
the hell out of here.
Oh, really?
Is that what you want?
No problem. I'll just get
the hell out of here.
When you were a little girl,
you took your parents? concern
for granted.
It never occurred to you
that things could be different.
But when you're 12 or 13, this
attitude goes through a change.
Suddenly you become
critical of your mother.
Suddenly she's not so modern,
you think her hairdo is hideous,
some of her habits
really annoy you
and one day you may
astoundingly ask yourself:
Don't I love my mother anymore?
Noa.
Noa.
Noa, open up.
What do you want?
- To talk.
I'll talk to you when
you stop fighting with us.
Noa, open up.
Come on.
Nushnush!
Tell her to come down,
she'll miss her flight.
Can I talk to you
for a second?
Can I? Hey!
Dad said you should come down.
Come help me.
Will you be spending
this week together?
Why?
I want to know if I should
be worried about my house.
No you don't, you just
want us to be with Danny.
Next year you're going
to be in the same class.
Why?
Why? Why? Why?
Because in junior high
you'll need something like this.
Nushnush!
- C'mon, he's waiting.
Look how pretty you are.
It's OK if you don't want
to wear any makeup.
I'll teach you something.
Repeat after me.
"Petit fou".
What?
- Say it.
"Petit fou". It makes
your face look chic. Come on.
"Petit fou".
- Right.
It's OK. We'll play
with Danny anyway.
Hello.
- Hello.
Mom, he said
you'll miss your flight.
Aren't you coming?
Come on,
he's waiting for me.
Why are you
doing this to me?
It's only for 4 days.
We already discussed it
and it's my last convention
this year.
Go downstairs to Nurit
if you need anything, OK?
What about Noa?
Why don't you
invite her over?
Mom, stop it.
What's the matter? Why not?
- Stop it.
There's lots of food
in the fridge, OK?
Now be nice
and say goodbye to me.
Come on.
Bye.
Sorry.
- No, it's OK.
Don't forget what
you promised me.
Hi.
- Hey, Noa.
How's your report card?
What did Mom say?
I still haven't
shown it to her.
Nayim...
This kid will drive me crazy.
(Arabic)
I saw you!
I saw you!
- Great, fatso.
Here are some clothes
of mine for your wife.
Thank you.
Mom's looking for you.
Great, dickhead.
- Go squeal on us.
Shut up. - Does she give you a
prize every time you squeal on us?
Is your mom any better?
That Arab-lover?
What did you say?
I said your Mom sleeps
with all the poor Arabs.
You bitch! I'll show you!
- Shut your mouth.
Your brother is such an idiot.
Forget him.
I hate this house,
I'll never live here.
Why are you sad?
You don't understand.
- Just ignore him.
This is the Voice of Israel and
here is a special news bulletin.
Terrorists took over a plane...
Cut it out.
Cut it out, you baby.
Terrorists took over Air France
flight 139 from Tel Aviv to Paris
and demanded to reroute from Paris
to an unknown destination.
The exact position of
the plane remains unknown
and where it is heading.
We'll keep you updated
as more details come in.
There are 246 passengers
on the Airbus plane,
including a baby
and four crew members.
Danny.
Danny?
What are you doing here?
- Danny, are you here?
What are you doing here? Who said
you could come into my house?
Haven't you ever
heard of knocking?
Terrorists hijacked
your mom's plane.
Good evening.
We'll start with
the hijacked plane story.
An Air France flight en route
from Tel Aviv to Paris
was hijacked today after taking
off from a stopover in Athens.
Radio contact
with the aircraft was lost
after the captain announced that
terrorists had taken over the plane
and ordered him to redirect the
flight to an unknown destination.
Ben Gurion Airport
is on emergency alert
and the Foreign Ministry has
set up a special situation room.
Prime Minister Rabin convened
an urgent security consultation
announcing that the Israeli
government
sees the hijackers responsible...
Yoav says they're
going to kill her.
What?
They're not killing anyone.
Within a day,
the whole thing will be over.
How do you know?
- What? - How do you know?
There is no way we will
negotiate with the murderers,
we will meet them only
on the battlefield.
Dad, when you were taken
prisoner... - Yoavi, not now.
Mom!
- Asa, I'm warning you.
Dad, do you think they'll kill
them? - They're not killing anyone.
If they do,
I don't envy the Libyans.
... The terrorists may demand
the release of Kozo Okamoto
who is responsible for the
murder of Israelis
at Ben Gurion Airport
several years ago.
I have to call my grandpa.
Danny!
It's OK.
It's OK.
Mom.
Come on, Danny.
Why don't you stay
at our house?
He wants to be at his house.
Right, Danny?
But I made a bed for him
at our house.
It's OK, me and Yoav
will stay with him.
Noa, why don't you come
to our house?
The government
is handling it.
And the army.
With Yoav and Noa.
Friends from the building.
Alright.
We'll keep in touch.
Alright. Bye.
My grandpa was crying.
Rabin's planning something,
I'm telling you.
How do you know?
From my dad.
How does he know?
He's in the "Mossad".
Of course. Did you think he's
just a driving instructor?
Do you know what
a cover story is?
It's 7:08, let's go to our
Tel Aviv correspondent
for an update on the
hijacked plane in Entebbe.
The Air France
plane at Entebbe Airport
is surrounded by
Ugandan troops.
Come on kid.
Come on!
Those following the plane's route
were surprised when it landed
in Uganda after leaving Benghazi
Airport last night at 10 PM...
Am I passing the test or not?
- Don't worry.
Do you promise?
Bye.
- Bye.
Ruthie, regards to your father.
Don't wear these shorts to
your driving test tomorrow.
Bye.
- Bye.
Dad?
Good morning.
Are you leaving home?
What?
I want to know if
you're leaving home.
Where to?
Good morning.
Nush, we have to go.
Are you leaving,
yes or no?
Don't be silly, OK?
Start the engine.
Nush, we have to go.
Come on!
What happened?
- Nothing.
Are you crying?
Get off my back.
I don't believe it.
Is that your shirt?
How did he get it?
How?
My mom.
Watch this.
Good morning.
You happen to be wearing
our friend's shirt.
Would you give it back?
It's hers, she needs it.
Do you speak Hebrew?
OK.
You can forget about the radio
till you give back her shirt.
Look what you've done.
- Me? It's your shirt.
Did I tell you to push him?
- I didn't, he slipped.
You broke...
- He's bleeding.
He's faking.
We should call an ambulance.
- Yeah, right,
and let them go straight
to our parents?
They'll accuse us
of doing it on purpose.
Let's do it.
- Do what?
Let's take him.
- Where to?
She's just kidding.
- No, really. Let's keep him.
What for?
We can say we kidnapped
an Arab kid,
and that if anything
happens to your mom,
we'll kill him too.
His dad is coming.
Grab him, Danny!
- Dad!
Dad!
- Shut up.
Dad! Dad!
Don't smile.
- Once more.
Come on!
"Nurit Krauss - CV"
Do me a favor, Nushi,
my pills are in the drawer,
give me one.
Got a headache?
Mr. Abraham.
Maybe you saw.
You've been here for awhile?
What's the problem?
- My son Nayim, a little boy,
I went to put the garbage cans
back and he disappeared.
You can't find your boy?
- No.
Did you look for him real good?
- Real good.
Please help me, Mr. Abraham.
Did you look for him at home?
- It's faraway,
we live in Silwan.
What should we do with him?
- Take him around in the car.
I have lesson in a little while.
- Oh. OK, forget it.
Listen, buddy,
I think you're overreacting.
Go home, I bet
he's already there, OK?
Come on.
Come on.
"Dear Mr. Hayim Yavin,
the newscaster.
"We kidnapped an Arab,
we're holding him hostage.
"We want you to say
on the news today
"so that Rabin and
all his ministers know
"that if anything happens to one
of our hostages in Entebbe...
"We'll do the same thing
to our hostage."
"You better take us seriously.
"We have a gun and
we're not afraid of anything.
"We want Rabin to tell
the terrorists
"that they must return our
hostages to Israel safe and sound.
"Only then
will we release him."
Nayim!
Nayim!
Hey, Nayim!
What do you want?
Next time call me
when you have to go.
I brought you cookies.
Put them on the table.
Where's Danny?
- With Yoav.
So why are you here?
- No reason.
How is he?
- OK.
Did you see Dad?
- No.
OK.
Nushnush... I'm sorry...
- Don't call me that way.
Want some?
Reuters reports that
the hostages are unharmed.
The French ambassador in Kampala
informed us on the phone
that the hostages are at
the airport and are unharmed.
Let's go to
our Paris correspondent...
Enough, go to sleep.
What good will it do them if you
keep listening to the radio?
I don't like her being
there with the boys.
Nature gave every girl
something beautiful
that is just waiting to be given
the opportunity to stand out:
Hair, skin, eyes and posture,
even a certain voice or smile
can cause the beholder's
heart to palpitate.
This is a beauty with an inner
charm that glows on the outside.
One can reach this kind
of inner beauty
by reading good books
or engaging in art,
but mainly by fulfilling the
ambition of making others happy.
I trust you.
The situation
remains the same.
The night went by safely,
yet there is great concern for
the wellbeing of the passengers.
They are still concentrated
in the airport's dining hall
surrounded by terrorists
armed with guns and grenades.
The plane is standing empty
at the edge of the runway,
booby-trapped
with explosives.
What does it say in the
written announcement
given to Entebbe Airport
authorities by the hijackers?
Do the hijackers know
what they are asking for
in exchange for the release
of the hostages?
Noa?
Noa!
What's going on here?
We kind of fell asleep.
- You kind of fell asleep?
We were up late watching
the news and dozed off.
What do you do here
all the time?
Nothing.
Nothing?
Yeah.
It's not that I don't trust you,
but you aren't...
What?
Nothing.
What?
Nothing.
Dad.
Nush, I want you to sleep
at home tonight.
Go downstairs,
brush your teeth.
Are we really going to meet him?
- Of course.
What'll we say to him?
- Nothing.
We'll hand him the letter
and run for it.
"The Israeli
Broadcasting Authority"
C'mon.
The hijackers have
presented an ultimatum...
You can't stand here.
We'd like to... - We came
to speak with Hayim Yavin.
Who's "we"?
It's about the hijacked plane,
we have to give him
something urgent.
Ami!
What?
- Come here.
What?
- They want to meet Hayim Yavin.
His mother was
hijacked in Entebbe,
we have to give him
something urgent.
Really?
Really, your mother?
Listen, kid,
I understand you're upset,
we're all upset,
but not just anyone
can meet Hayim Yavin.
Yoav!
Open up, ape-face.
What do you want?
Open up, I have something
important to tell you.
What?
Dad's Uzi disappeared.
Have you seen it?
No.
Yoav?
Dad, he says
he doesn't have it.
Where's Danny?
He went with Noa
to get a newspaper.
Did Asa tell you?
You have no idea
where it could be?
I think he's lying.
Yoav, were you playing
with the Uzi?
No.
They're gonna kill her.
No they aren't.
If she dies,
where will I live?
Who will look after me?
But I don't want to work night
shifts. Let me tell you something...
I'm going to inform the union.
But I said no night shifts!
"Hayim Yavin"
Yes.
Come in, please.
The door is open.
OK, I'll call back later. Goodbye.
Uda...
Hi, what's up?
- Hello.
Have you seen Nayim?
- Who?
My son Nayim.
I've been looking for him
since yesterday.
He disappeared.
What do you mean? He's been
missing since yesterday?
Wait, did you look
for him real good?
Yes.
Let's call the police.
- No, no.
Thank you.
Tell me when
you find him, OK?
Drink, drink.
Thank you.
Where exactly
did you find that?
Underneath.
What?
Downstairs, in the garden.
I thought he was mad at me.
I thought he ran away.
Dad!
- Shut up.
What are you doing?
- Dad, Dad.
Shut up. We have to move.
- Where to?
His father is on to us.
Did your dad find the Uzi?
- No.
Noa's still sleeping?
Abraham, he can't
find his boy.
You still haven't
found your son?
He said he spoke with you.
- And what did we tell him?
You still haven't
called the police?
Abraham, he found the boy's
pants in the garden, OK?
What does that mean?
How should I know? Maybe
he's somewhere around here?
Where? At my house?
What are you talking about?
Uda, wait.
Why doesn't he go to the police?
Why don't you go to the police?
Leave him alone, OK?
If your daughter disappeared,
is that what you'd say?
What are you doing?
Get out.
Pretend like we're friends.
Wait.
What if the builders
are still there?
You go ahead,
I'll stay with him.
I'm gonna kill him.
Where is he?
How long have you been sleeping?
- I don't know.
You fat, stupid faggot!
- Stop it.
You can't watch him
for one second? - Stop it!
What happened?
Stop!
Wait!
Hey, Nayim!
Nayim!
Noa.
Noa.
Ora, have you noticed anything
strange going on with the kids?
Come on,
I'm making coffee.
No, I'm asking you seriously.
Your imagination is
working overtime. Come.
What are they doing there
all the time?
It's that age.
They do everything to spite you.
Noa.
Nayim.
Your father is
waiting for you.
Bye.
I'm sorry...
This afternoon the hijackers
threatened to blow themselves up
tomorrow by 2 PM,
if their demands aren't met...
Prime Minister Rabin convened the
cabinet for urgent consultations.
They announced
that the government
will not negotiate
with the terrorists...
The 106 Israeli hostages
are going to endure a rough night
at the Entebbe Airport terminal.
Their relatives back home
in Israel
will have a sleepless night too,
knowing that tomorrow at 2 PM
the ultimatum given to the
Israeli government will expire...
Where did you find him?
Family members held
a stormy protest
in front of
the Prime Minister's residence...
We don't need that.
They called out against Rabin,
accusing him of disregarding
their relatives? lives.
Let's go to him.
- To whom?
To Rabin.
Tomorrow morning,
before the ultimatum expires.
Do you think
they're looking for us?
I don't think so.
There's no one
looking for me.
At least you won't get in
trouble if you get caught.
Stop it.
Do you think my mom
will come back?
Is it true your parents
are getting a divorce?
Where did you hear that?
My mom told me.
It's none of your business.
Sorry.
Do you know what'll happen
when my mom finds out
what we did to this kid?
She'll laugh at me.
She and Asa will
both laugh at me.
Yoav's mom!
Can you hear me?
We're good kids!
Good kids!
Understand?
That's what we are!
Good kids!
Rabin: Israel regards
the governments
whose planes fly
to and from Israel
fully responsible for
the passengers? safety.
I'm pleased that the French
government expressed its stand
and I'd like to believe that this
will continue to be their policy...
Good morning.
I said good morning.
I don't say good morning
to someone who lies to me.
Where are you going?
I thought you're not speaking to me.
- Don't mess with me.
Where did you sleep last night?
At Danny's.
I believe I asked you
to sleep at home, right?
Nushnush...
What's happening
with you?
You'll know soon.
- Know what?
You'll see.
Good morning.
You have to go to Rabin.
Why?
His dad saw me.
Here.
Sit down.
Here.
It's a gift.
Do you guys like him too?
Rabin!
Rabin!
Rabin!
Rabin!
Noa?
Nayim?
Nayim?
- What's this?
Want some?
Got any brothers?
Yeah.
And sisters?
No.
You're only boys?
Your dad must be
really happy, right?
My dad would love
to have a boy.
I asked him once...
why they don't
make me a brother.
You know what he said?
If the contractor went bankrupt,
you can sue him,
the problem is
if he comes back.
Look at this place.
It'll be OK.
Don't worry,
it'll be OK.
Noa?
Mom!
Where is that boy, Noa?
I want to know what
you did with him.
What are you doing?
Noa, what are you doing?
Noa, stop it.
It's your fault!
Noa, come here!
Stop it, stop it!
- It's your fault.
Calm down this instant,
I said calm down.
Stop it, stop it,
stop it, here...
that's enough,
stop it, no!
Nushnush, listen to me, I want to
explain something to you.
Noa!
Noa!
Go.
Go.
Why aren't you going?
Go home, run.
C'mon!
Go, I said.
Go!
Noa!
What are you doing?
Have you gone nuts?
Give me that.
Stop it!
Give me that.
- Let go.
Enough!
- What is wrong with you?
Let's go.
Dad!
Noa!
Noa.
Noa, what are you doing?
Give me that.
Say you're sorry.
C'mon!
Noa, I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry.
Not to me.
Come here.
The Hercules planes
landed without any warning
at the edge of the runway.
They came back and these
are the first pictures...
This is an unsuccessful
attempt to organize
this outburst of happiness...
Well done!
Welcome home!
English: Suzy De Lowe
Subtitles: Cinematyp Ltd.
Subtitles: Cinematyp Ltd.
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Dad!
What is this?
What's so funny?
What?
You're crazy.
What kind of game is this?
You ruined my car.
No way.
Dream on.
"What a carnival,
"don't miss out on it..."
Clutch, clutch.
- I know.
Steering wheel.
Brakes, brakes, brakes!
Asa, be careful.
How are you?
Look what I found
in the garbage.
What is it?
Did you show Dad?
- No.
Where's Yoav?
- Upstairs.
Did you think about
what we discussed?
About what?
About what we discussed.
Yes.
And?
OK.
Come here.
Come here!
Did you think I wouldn't
find your report card?
Then why did you take her?
- What was I supposed to do? Say no?
I'm not talking about that.
- Then what are you talking about?
If I tell her no and you...
- Do we have any soup crackers?
No, we don't.
Nurit, you're overreacting.
What's the big deal?
Don't tell me I'm overreacting.
What will she think of me
if you do the opposite
of everything I say? - OK.
What do you think you're doing?
Noa!
Dad, tell her,
that's my favorite shirt.
You can't wear this anymore.
- You'll throw out the whole house!
I'm serious,
it looks like a rag.
I said stop it.
Let her wear whatever she wants.
Here, wear whatever you want.
Nush, sit down,
your soup's getting cold.
That's the last time you're
driving your father's car.
You hear?
Soup crackers.
Why do you give her
such a hard time?
It's my fault?
- Do me a favor.
Don't you think she feels it?
- Stop yelling, OK?
I'll yell as much as I want.
- Go ahead. Let everybody hear.
You bastard.
Have you calmed down?
I'll calm down after you get
the hell out of here.
Oh, really?
Is that what you want?
No problem. I'll just get
the hell out of here.
When you were a little girl,
you took your parents? concern
for granted.
It never occurred to you
that things could be different.
But when you're 12 or 13, this
attitude goes through a change.
Suddenly you become
critical of your mother.
Suddenly she's not so modern,
you think her hairdo is hideous,
some of her habits
really annoy you
and one day you may
astoundingly ask yourself:
Don't I love my mother anymore?
Noa.
Noa.
Noa, open up.
What do you want?
- To talk.
I'll talk to you when
you stop fighting with us.
Noa, open up.
Come on.
Nushnush!
Tell her to come down,
she'll miss her flight.
Can I talk to you
for a second?
Can I? Hey!
Dad said you should come down.
Come help me.
Will you be spending
this week together?
Why?
I want to know if I should
be worried about my house.
No you don't, you just
want us to be with Danny.
Next year you're going
to be in the same class.
Why?
Why? Why? Why?
Because in junior high
you'll need something like this.
Nushnush!
- C'mon, he's waiting.
Look how pretty you are.
It's OK if you don't want
to wear any makeup.
I'll teach you something.
Repeat after me.
"Petit fou".
What?
- Say it.
"Petit fou". It makes
your face look chic. Come on.
"Petit fou".
- Right.
It's OK. We'll play
with Danny anyway.
Hello.
- Hello.
Mom, he said
you'll miss your flight.
Aren't you coming?
Come on,
he's waiting for me.
Why are you
doing this to me?
It's only for 4 days.
We already discussed it
and it's my last convention
this year.
Go downstairs to Nurit
if you need anything, OK?
What about Noa?
Why don't you
invite her over?
Mom, stop it.
What's the matter? Why not?
- Stop it.
There's lots of food
in the fridge, OK?
Now be nice
and say goodbye to me.
Come on.
Bye.
Sorry.
- No, it's OK.
Don't forget what
you promised me.
Hi.
- Hey, Noa.
How's your report card?
What did Mom say?
I still haven't
shown it to her.
Nayim...
This kid will drive me crazy.
(Arabic)
I saw you!
I saw you!
- Great, fatso.
Here are some clothes
of mine for your wife.
Thank you.
Mom's looking for you.
Great, dickhead.
- Go squeal on us.
Shut up. - Does she give you a
prize every time you squeal on us?
Is your mom any better?
That Arab-lover?
What did you say?
I said your Mom sleeps
with all the poor Arabs.
You bitch! I'll show you!
- Shut your mouth.
Your brother is such an idiot.
Forget him.
I hate this house,
I'll never live here.
Why are you sad?
You don't understand.
- Just ignore him.
This is the Voice of Israel and
here is a special news bulletin.
Terrorists took over a plane...
Cut it out.
Cut it out, you baby.
Terrorists took over Air France
flight 139 from Tel Aviv to Paris
and demanded to reroute from Paris
to an unknown destination.
The exact position of
the plane remains unknown
and where it is heading.
We'll keep you updated
as more details come in.
There are 246 passengers
on the Airbus plane,
including a baby
and four crew members.
Danny.
Danny?
What are you doing here?
- Danny, are you here?
What are you doing here? Who said
you could come into my house?
Haven't you ever
heard of knocking?
Terrorists hijacked
your mom's plane.
Good evening.
We'll start with
the hijacked plane story.
An Air France flight en route
from Tel Aviv to Paris
was hijacked today after taking
off from a stopover in Athens.
Radio contact
with the aircraft was lost
after the captain announced that
terrorists had taken over the plane
and ordered him to redirect the
flight to an unknown destination.
Ben Gurion Airport
is on emergency alert
and the Foreign Ministry has
set up a special situation room.
Prime Minister Rabin convened
an urgent security consultation
announcing that the Israeli
government
sees the hijackers responsible...
Yoav says they're
going to kill her.
What?
They're not killing anyone.
Within a day,
the whole thing will be over.
How do you know?
- What? - How do you know?
There is no way we will
negotiate with the murderers,
we will meet them only
on the battlefield.
Dad, when you were taken
prisoner... - Yoavi, not now.
Mom!
- Asa, I'm warning you.
Dad, do you think they'll kill
them? - They're not killing anyone.
If they do,
I don't envy the Libyans.
... The terrorists may demand
the release of Kozo Okamoto
who is responsible for the
murder of Israelis
at Ben Gurion Airport
several years ago.
I have to call my grandpa.
Danny!
It's OK.
It's OK.
Mom.
Come on, Danny.
Why don't you stay
at our house?
He wants to be at his house.
Right, Danny?
But I made a bed for him
at our house.
It's OK, me and Yoav
will stay with him.
Noa, why don't you come
to our house?
The government
is handling it.
And the army.
With Yoav and Noa.
Friends from the building.
Alright.
We'll keep in touch.
Alright. Bye.
My grandpa was crying.
Rabin's planning something,
I'm telling you.
How do you know?
From my dad.
How does he know?
He's in the "Mossad".
Of course. Did you think he's
just a driving instructor?
Do you know what
a cover story is?
It's 7:08, let's go to our
Tel Aviv correspondent
for an update on the
hijacked plane in Entebbe.
The Air France
plane at Entebbe Airport
is surrounded by
Ugandan troops.
Come on kid.
Come on!
Those following the plane's route
were surprised when it landed
in Uganda after leaving Benghazi
Airport last night at 10 PM...
Am I passing the test or not?
- Don't worry.
Do you promise?
Bye.
- Bye.
Ruthie, regards to your father.
Don't wear these shorts to
your driving test tomorrow.
Bye.
- Bye.
Dad?
Good morning.
Are you leaving home?
What?
I want to know if
you're leaving home.
Where to?
Good morning.
Nush, we have to go.
Are you leaving,
yes or no?
Don't be silly, OK?
Start the engine.
Nush, we have to go.
Come on!
What happened?
- Nothing.
Are you crying?
Get off my back.
I don't believe it.
Is that your shirt?
How did he get it?
How?
My mom.
Watch this.
Good morning.
You happen to be wearing
our friend's shirt.
Would you give it back?
It's hers, she needs it.
Do you speak Hebrew?
OK.
You can forget about the radio
till you give back her shirt.
Look what you've done.
- Me? It's your shirt.
Did I tell you to push him?
- I didn't, he slipped.
You broke...
- He's bleeding.
He's faking.
We should call an ambulance.
- Yeah, right,
and let them go straight
to our parents?
They'll accuse us
of doing it on purpose.
Let's do it.
- Do what?
Let's take him.
- Where to?
She's just kidding.
- No, really. Let's keep him.
What for?
We can say we kidnapped
an Arab kid,
and that if anything
happens to your mom,
we'll kill him too.
His dad is coming.
Grab him, Danny!
- Dad!
Dad!
- Shut up.
Dad! Dad!
Don't smile.
- Once more.
Come on!
"Nurit Krauss - CV"
Do me a favor, Nushi,
my pills are in the drawer,
give me one.
Got a headache?
Mr. Abraham.
Maybe you saw.
You've been here for awhile?
What's the problem?
- My son Nayim, a little boy,
I went to put the garbage cans
back and he disappeared.
You can't find your boy?
- No.
Did you look for him real good?
- Real good.
Please help me, Mr. Abraham.
Did you look for him at home?
- It's faraway,
we live in Silwan.
What should we do with him?
- Take him around in the car.
I have lesson in a little while.
- Oh. OK, forget it.
Listen, buddy,
I think you're overreacting.
Go home, I bet
he's already there, OK?
Come on.
Come on.
"Dear Mr. Hayim Yavin,
the newscaster.
"We kidnapped an Arab,
we're holding him hostage.
"We want you to say
on the news today
"so that Rabin and
all his ministers know
"that if anything happens to one
of our hostages in Entebbe...
"We'll do the same thing
to our hostage."
"You better take us seriously.
"We have a gun and
we're not afraid of anything.
"We want Rabin to tell
the terrorists
"that they must return our
hostages to Israel safe and sound.
"Only then
will we release him."
Nayim!
Nayim!
Hey, Nayim!
What do you want?
Next time call me
when you have to go.
I brought you cookies.
Put them on the table.
Where's Danny?
- With Yoav.
So why are you here?
- No reason.
How is he?
- OK.
Did you see Dad?
- No.
OK.
Nushnush... I'm sorry...
- Don't call me that way.
Want some?
Reuters reports that
the hostages are unharmed.
The French ambassador in Kampala
informed us on the phone
that the hostages are at
the airport and are unharmed.
Let's go to
our Paris correspondent...
Enough, go to sleep.
What good will it do them if you
keep listening to the radio?
I don't like her being
there with the boys.
Nature gave every girl
something beautiful
that is just waiting to be given
the opportunity to stand out:
Hair, skin, eyes and posture,
even a certain voice or smile
can cause the beholder's
heart to palpitate.
This is a beauty with an inner
charm that glows on the outside.
One can reach this kind
of inner beauty
by reading good books
or engaging in art,
but mainly by fulfilling the
ambition of making others happy.
I trust you.
The situation
remains the same.
The night went by safely,
yet there is great concern for
the wellbeing of the passengers.
They are still concentrated
in the airport's dining hall
surrounded by terrorists
armed with guns and grenades.
The plane is standing empty
at the edge of the runway,
booby-trapped
with explosives.
What does it say in the
written announcement
given to Entebbe Airport
authorities by the hijackers?
Do the hijackers know
what they are asking for
in exchange for the release
of the hostages?
Noa?
Noa!
What's going on here?
We kind of fell asleep.
- You kind of fell asleep?
We were up late watching
the news and dozed off.
What do you do here
all the time?
Nothing.
Nothing?
Yeah.
It's not that I don't trust you,
but you aren't...
What?
Nothing.
What?
Nothing.
Dad.
Nush, I want you to sleep
at home tonight.
Go downstairs,
brush your teeth.
Are we really going to meet him?
- Of course.
What'll we say to him?
- Nothing.
We'll hand him the letter
and run for it.
"The Israeli
Broadcasting Authority"
C'mon.
The hijackers have
presented an ultimatum...
You can't stand here.
We'd like to... - We came
to speak with Hayim Yavin.
Who's "we"?
It's about the hijacked plane,
we have to give him
something urgent.
Ami!
What?
- Come here.
What?
- They want to meet Hayim Yavin.
His mother was
hijacked in Entebbe,
we have to give him
something urgent.
Really?
Really, your mother?
Listen, kid,
I understand you're upset,
we're all upset,
but not just anyone
can meet Hayim Yavin.
Yoav!
Open up, ape-face.
What do you want?
Open up, I have something
important to tell you.
What?
Dad's Uzi disappeared.
Have you seen it?
No.
Yoav?
Dad, he says
he doesn't have it.
Where's Danny?
He went with Noa
to get a newspaper.
Did Asa tell you?
You have no idea
where it could be?
I think he's lying.
Yoav, were you playing
with the Uzi?
No.
They're gonna kill her.
No they aren't.
If she dies,
where will I live?
Who will look after me?
But I don't want to work night
shifts. Let me tell you something...
I'm going to inform the union.
But I said no night shifts!
"Hayim Yavin"
Yes.
Come in, please.
The door is open.
OK, I'll call back later. Goodbye.
Uda...
Hi, what's up?
- Hello.
Have you seen Nayim?
- Who?
My son Nayim.
I've been looking for him
since yesterday.
He disappeared.
What do you mean? He's been
missing since yesterday?
Wait, did you look
for him real good?
Yes.
Let's call the police.
- No, no.
Thank you.
Tell me when
you find him, OK?
Drink, drink.
Thank you.
Where exactly
did you find that?
Underneath.
What?
Downstairs, in the garden.
I thought he was mad at me.
I thought he ran away.
Dad!
- Shut up.
What are you doing?
- Dad, Dad.
Shut up. We have to move.
- Where to?
His father is on to us.
Did your dad find the Uzi?
- No.
Noa's still sleeping?
Abraham, he can't
find his boy.
You still haven't
found your son?
He said he spoke with you.
- And what did we tell him?
You still haven't
called the police?
Abraham, he found the boy's
pants in the garden, OK?
What does that mean?
How should I know? Maybe
he's somewhere around here?
Where? At my house?
What are you talking about?
Uda, wait.
Why doesn't he go to the police?
Why don't you go to the police?
Leave him alone, OK?
If your daughter disappeared,
is that what you'd say?
What are you doing?
Get out.
Pretend like we're friends.
Wait.
What if the builders
are still there?
You go ahead,
I'll stay with him.
I'm gonna kill him.
Where is he?
How long have you been sleeping?
- I don't know.
You fat, stupid faggot!
- Stop it.
You can't watch him
for one second? - Stop it!
What happened?
Stop!
Wait!
Hey, Nayim!
Nayim!
Noa.
Noa.
Ora, have you noticed anything
strange going on with the kids?
Come on,
I'm making coffee.
No, I'm asking you seriously.
Your imagination is
working overtime. Come.
What are they doing there
all the time?
It's that age.
They do everything to spite you.
Noa.
Nayim.
Your father is
waiting for you.
Bye.
I'm sorry...
This afternoon the hijackers
threatened to blow themselves up
tomorrow by 2 PM,
if their demands aren't met...
Prime Minister Rabin convened the
cabinet for urgent consultations.
They announced
that the government
will not negotiate
with the terrorists...
The 106 Israeli hostages
are going to endure a rough night
at the Entebbe Airport terminal.
Their relatives back home
in Israel
will have a sleepless night too,
knowing that tomorrow at 2 PM
the ultimatum given to the
Israeli government will expire...
Where did you find him?
Family members held
a stormy protest
in front of
the Prime Minister's residence...
We don't need that.
They called out against Rabin,
accusing him of disregarding
their relatives? lives.
Let's go to him.
- To whom?
To Rabin.
Tomorrow morning,
before the ultimatum expires.
Do you think
they're looking for us?
I don't think so.
There's no one
looking for me.
At least you won't get in
trouble if you get caught.
Stop it.
Do you think my mom
will come back?
Is it true your parents
are getting a divorce?
Where did you hear that?
My mom told me.
It's none of your business.
Sorry.
Do you know what'll happen
when my mom finds out
what we did to this kid?
She'll laugh at me.
She and Asa will
both laugh at me.
Yoav's mom!
Can you hear me?
We're good kids!
Good kids!
Understand?
That's what we are!
Good kids!
Rabin: Israel regards
the governments
whose planes fly
to and from Israel
fully responsible for
the passengers? safety.
I'm pleased that the French
government expressed its stand
and I'd like to believe that this
will continue to be their policy...
Good morning.
I said good morning.
I don't say good morning
to someone who lies to me.
Where are you going?
I thought you're not speaking to me.
- Don't mess with me.
Where did you sleep last night?
At Danny's.
I believe I asked you
to sleep at home, right?
Nushnush...
What's happening
with you?
You'll know soon.
- Know what?
You'll see.
Good morning.
You have to go to Rabin.
Why?
His dad saw me.
Here.
Sit down.
Here.
It's a gift.
Do you guys like him too?
Rabin!
Rabin!
Rabin!
Rabin!
Noa?
Nayim?
Nayim?
- What's this?
Want some?
Got any brothers?
Yeah.
And sisters?
No.
You're only boys?
Your dad must be
really happy, right?
My dad would love
to have a boy.
I asked him once...
why they don't
make me a brother.
You know what he said?
If the contractor went bankrupt,
you can sue him,
the problem is
if he comes back.
Look at this place.
It'll be OK.
Don't worry,
it'll be OK.
Noa?
Mom!
Where is that boy, Noa?
I want to know what
you did with him.
What are you doing?
Noa, what are you doing?
Noa, stop it.
It's your fault!
Noa, come here!
Stop it, stop it!
- It's your fault.
Calm down this instant,
I said calm down.
Stop it, stop it,
stop it, here...
that's enough,
stop it, no!
Nushnush, listen to me, I want to
explain something to you.
Noa!
Noa!
Go.
Go.
Why aren't you going?
Go home, run.
C'mon!
Go, I said.
Go!
Noa!
What are you doing?
Have you gone nuts?
Give me that.
Stop it!
Give me that.
- Let go.
Enough!
- What is wrong with you?
Let's go.
Dad!
Noa!
Noa.
Noa, what are you doing?
Give me that.
Say you're sorry.
C'mon!
Noa, I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry.
Not to me.
Come here.
The Hercules planes
landed without any warning
at the edge of the runway.
They came back and these
are the first pictures...
This is an unsuccessful
attempt to organize
this outburst of happiness...
Well done!
Welcome home!
English: Suzy De Lowe
Subtitles: Cinematyp Ltd.
Subtitles: Cinematyp Ltd.