-Get yourselves ready! -Yes!
-Everyone ready? -Yes!
The general field marshal agreed with my professor policy.
He spoke with an openness I never had dared to hope for.
Did you notice that he looks like my friend Erwin?
Just bigger and older.
That's true. But there were some strange people among them.
They are more interesting but also more dangerous than before.
Didn't you say Schrödinger is in London?
Yes, somewhere near London.
But you do know what you promised them.
-What do you mean? -The destruction of London.
The completion of the bomb is a chapter in itself.
Who knows if that will happen?
What if they force you to build the bomb?
We have to go through this purgatory.
The important thing is that for the first time I can do what I want.
That is what I want.
-Where are we? -I don't know.
Listen, we'll gather the containers before the snow covers them.
And then we'll go east.
The first one to find a cabin gets a drink.
No one else is out there.
-What are you doing here? -Hunting.
Alone? Alone?! -Yes.
What's your name?
Jens Kristiansen.
Why do you have 3000 kroner?
It's my brother's. I am supposed to hand it over in Uvdal.
Are you a Nazi?
You heard him. Are you a Nazi party member?
Yes. I mean no.
Who are you?
-I am a member. -The Nazi party?
-You are a member? Answer.
No. Are you the resistance?
That's good. You're the resistance, right?
Go Norway!
I can shoot him for you.
No, not here. We can't risk the cabin owner finding him.
I'll do it wherever.
So what do we do?
-Where are we? -What do you mean?
On the map. Where are we?
-Are we far from the Bjornes fjord? -Yes.
Do you want to live? Then show us the way there.
Stop!
Hands up.
Jens. Einar.
Yeah, just stand there.
-No problem. -Heavy, Haukelid?
-Looking good, boys, -Hi. Knut. About time.
-Good to see you. -Good to see you.
He has behaved well...
You mention this to anyone, we'll cut your tongue out.
-I won't say a word. -It'll be the last thing you do.
Here's food for a week.
Stay away from people for three days.
Go now.
-"Cut out your tongue"? -What is it people say, then?
At least we're one team now. I'm in charge.
Our aim is to blow up the heavy water plant.
Haugland is still in charge of the radio.
Skinnarland will go with the radio. He doesn't need to know more.
We just need to find a way down.
Director Henriksen.
-Is everything under control? -Yes.
We were able to stop the sabotage.
The production is up and running again.
Thank you. We appreciate your cooperation.
It's in Hydro's best interest.
-Goodbye. -Major Decker...
You arrested several of our people after you found out-
-that the English wanted to sabotage the factory.
Isn't it time to free them?
No.
In case you change your mind, one of them is Rolf Danielsen.
Brun. Do you know where he is?
No.
In England, Henriksen. In England.
Don't you find it conspicuous that these incidents-
-stopped after he went away? Just like that?
Good evening, Director Henriksen.
There are two guards on the bridge, a guard post, 10 or 12 Germans.
A machine gun on the roof, unsure when it's manned.
Floodlights here, here and here. They light up most of the yard.
-How do we get down there? -From the eastern side. Here.
We attack the bridge and continue up here.
The support team take out the guard post with hand grenades.
Kayser, Idland, Strømsheim and I will continue into the building,-
-plant the charge, two minute fuse and blow up the plant.
-That's the plan? -Yes, that's the plan.
-Do we shoot our way in? -Yes.
-What if more of them come? -We'll be done by then.
And if not?
-What about the retreat? -Same way back.
-What? -What about the ravine?
It's too steep. It's impossible to get down there.
Even if we did make it, it would be slow and risky.
Backup would have time to arrive.
-It'll be easier to avoid shooting. -We can't avoid that anyway.
The ravine is the last place the Germans would look.
If we can't get past the bridge and they get backup, then what?
-We're talking about two Germans. -Plus the ten from the guard post.
I think it's a bad plan.
It's a bit late for that now.
When was I supposed to have said it?
You asked what we thought, Joachim.
Did I?
I'll check out the ravine tomorrow. There's no harm in checking.
It's possible.
Below Våer.
I want to talk to you, one by one.
What do you think?
The ravine.
You and I are the leaders of the group.
If England says the bridge, the bridge it is.
I'll do what you say. It's up to you.
You know what I think. Why am I not in the explosives team?
We need you outside.
I don't know which way is the best.
Our best chance is the ravine. We might get up there unnoticed.
I wish I could agree with you, but I don't.
The ravine.
You won't come down with us, Knut. You'll be in charge of the radio.
I'll be more useful down there. You need all of us.
You stay here.
Two votes for the bridge, two blank votes, the rest for the ravine.
And the retreat? -When we get that far...
If we have got that far.
We'll do what's practically possible. It's about survival.
There. How nice.
Get out.
They just released Danielsen.
I saw them from the window.
-Do you know anything about it? -Only that he was released.
You are cute when you lie.
How are you really doing?
I miss you.
It's nice to have little Lise around. I love her laughter.
Good.
What are you really thinking?
-Jomar Brun. -Yes...?
It turns out he's been working against the factory.
He was my most trusted employee. I vouched for him.
So what are you afraid of?
The archive is full of correspondence between Brun and me.
-Get rid of it. -The papers belong to Hydro.
There's nothing inappropriate but contact could be misunderstood.
What are you waiting for? Get rid of it.
Night, 28. February, 1943
There's a full moon, but poor visibility.
It's supposed to clear.
I'll find the way regardless.
Good luck.
We'll leave our skis here.
And our bags?
There's a shed down there.
Car. Car!
The bags.
Car. Get down. Down!
Go, go, go.
The changing of the guards is in 13 minutes.
Good evening, Director Henriksen.
Good evening.
Arne, the wire-cutters.
The door is on the opposite side of the guards. Cover us.
The door is locked. Try the other one. We'll take the chute. Go.
Ready?
When they ask, you'll describe what an English uniform looks like.
Understood?
Go, go, go.
Two minutes might be a bit long.
One minute?
30 seconds.
Hello? Is someone there?
Go, go, go! Get going!
Hello..?
Lights!
Helberg, go back to the cabin and go through everything.
Drawers, cabinets, beds, everything. Burn it all.
The rest of us will split up now.
Kjelstrup, Haukelid, you go further onto the plateau.
Poulsson, you'll go via Numedal.
The rest of us head for Sweden. You guys meet us there.
-How long will that take? -Two, three weeks.
Now all hell will break loose. But you'll make it.
-We did pretty well, didn't we? -I think so.
Have a good journey.
-You're still working late. -Yes.
-And you? -Me too.
They blew up the heavy water plant.
-Who? -We don't know. It was sabotage.
-What did we lose? -The cells and 900 kilos heavy water.
And the rest? The power plant?
As far as I know, no damage. What do we do now?
We ask them to rebuild it, right?