WEBVTT 1 00:00:06.000 --> 00:00:12.074 Everyone is intimidated by a shark. Become a Card Shark AMERICASCARDROOM.COM 2 00:02:32.917 --> 00:02:35.166 Here I come! 3 00:02:35.167 --> 00:02:36.957 Here I come. 4 00:02:36.959 --> 00:02:38.079 Mrs Faulkner? 5 00:02:38.084 --> 00:02:40.134 Yes. Bella Faulkner. 6 00:02:41.542 --> 00:02:45.502 Bella, Paula Hall from Child Welfare Services. This is Ricky Baker. 7 00:02:45.503 --> 00:02:47.916 Ricky Baker. Yes. 8 00:02:47.917 --> 00:02:51.287 Oh, here you are. 9 00:02:51.501 --> 00:02:53.081 Mm. 10 00:02:55.209 --> 00:02:59.128 Ricky, I'm Bella. Uh, you can call me Bella, or Auntie, if you like, 11 00:02:59.129 --> 00:03:01.076 even though I'm not your real auntie. 12 00:03:01.084 --> 00:03:03.916 But, you know, it's a bit less formal. 13 00:03:03.917 --> 00:03:05.577 Whoo. You're a big fella! 14 00:03:05.584 --> 00:03:10.004 Who ate the guy who ate all the pies, eh? 15 00:03:11.001 --> 00:03:12.001 Sorry. 16 00:03:12.751 --> 00:03:14.421 Well, he's nice. 17 00:03:14.792 --> 00:03:18.042 Yeah. Now, uh, obviously we've got a couple of things to talk through, Bella. 18 00:03:18.084 --> 00:03:22.384 Clearly you've been briefed about his, uh, background and also his foster care history. 19 00:03:22.417 --> 00:03:24.787 Apparently he's a bit of a handful, a real bad egg. 20 00:03:24.834 --> 00:03:27.464 I mean, if you look at his file, you'll see that for yourself. 21 00:03:27.501 --> 00:03:31.791 We're talking disobedience, stealing, spitting, running away, 22 00:03:31.792 --> 00:03:36.791 throwing rocks, kicking stuff, defacing stuff, burning stuff, loitering and graffiti. 23 00:03:36.792 --> 00:03:38.922 And that's just the stuff we know about. 24 00:03:39.042 --> 00:03:42.752 But hopefully, uh, change in scene will help straighten him out. 25 00:03:43.334 --> 00:03:45.134 He's home now. He'll be OK. 26 00:03:45.167 --> 00:03:48.417 OK. Well, I like your enthusiasm. Good. 27 00:04:00.709 --> 00:04:03.249 Ricky, this is your new home. 28 00:04:03.542 --> 00:04:05.292 A real piece of work, this one. 29 00:04:05.417 --> 00:04:06.667 Ricky! 30 00:04:08.167 --> 00:04:10.877 There's no one else who wants you, OK? 31 00:04:10.917 --> 00:04:15.247 Now, Ricky, you know what the alternative is, don't you? Eh? 32 00:04:16.709 --> 00:04:20.829 Think you can make it work? 'Course we can. We'll make it work. 33 00:04:28.709 --> 00:04:31.419 Move. Move it. Move! 34 00:04:32.792 --> 00:04:34.922 Yeah. I've been in this game a long time. 35 00:04:34.959 --> 00:04:36.579 'No child left behind' is our motto. 36 00:04:36.626 --> 00:04:39.996 Well, it's not, you know, the official motto, but it's definitely mine. 37 00:04:40.042 --> 00:04:43.632 Also, as part of the transition process, I'll be needing to inspect your property, 38 00:04:43.667 --> 00:04:46.416 just to make sure that it's up to our high standard. 39 00:04:46.417 --> 00:04:48.827 Looks fine. What do you think, Constable Tappert? 40 00:04:49.792 --> 00:04:52.582 - Andy! - Yeah, it looks cool.Yeah. 41 00:04:52.626 --> 00:04:56.746 We'll be coming in every eight weeks or so, just to check in on, uh... 42 00:05:01.167 --> 00:05:03.247 Who's that Crocodile Dundee guy over there? 43 00:05:03.251 --> 00:05:05.711 Oh, that's my husband, Hector. 44 00:05:05.751 --> 00:05:08.751 Whoa. He's giving that pig a piggyback. 45 00:05:12.209 --> 00:05:17.129 Well, I see he has a rifle. Just keep it away from this little guy. 46 00:05:17.542 --> 00:05:19.422 God knows what he's capable of. 47 00:05:19.876 --> 00:05:22.375 OK, he's all yours. No returns. 48 00:05:22.376 --> 00:05:24.036 Oh, I'm just joking. 49 00:05:24.042 --> 00:05:27.882 OK. You've got my number, so just, uh, ring me if you've got any trouble. OK? 50 00:05:28.334 --> 00:05:29.384 Bye, Ricky. 51 00:05:31.584 --> 00:05:32.754 Bye, Ricky. 52 00:05:33.959 --> 00:05:35.579 Wow, what a shocker, eh 53 00:05:36.251 --> 00:05:38.081 OK, let's go, Andy. 54 00:05:44.459 --> 00:05:48.079 Ricky, this is Hec. You can call him Uncle, if you like. 55 00:05:49.751 --> 00:05:51.421 No, he can't. 56 00:05:54.376 --> 00:05:56.746 What do you want to do? Are you hungry? 57 00:05:57.751 --> 00:06:01.171 That's a silly question, isn't it? Look at you. 58 00:06:22.501 --> 00:06:24.831 Mm? 59 00:06:30.126 --> 00:06:35.496 You ever worked on a farm before or you just... ornamental? 60 00:06:36.834 --> 00:06:40.543 Hec. Just remember when we first met, you weren't much good to anyone. 61 00:06:40.544 --> 00:06:43.792 Just a scruffy white drifter who smelled like methylated spirits. 62 00:06:44.459 --> 00:06:45.709 Goodnight. 63 00:06:46.126 --> 00:06:48.076 Eh? What's that, dear? 64 00:06:49.376 --> 00:06:51.376 Goodnight. 65 00:06:52.792 --> 00:06:53.962 Oh... 66 00:06:55.501 --> 00:06:57.421 Jeez, Hec. You bloody idiot. 67 00:06:57.501 --> 00:06:58.541 What? 68 00:07:01.792 --> 00:07:02.792 Ricky? 69 00:07:03.459 --> 00:07:05.829 Buddy? Are you OK? 70 00:07:06.334 --> 00:07:09.504 Sorry about Hec. He's a silly old goat, that's all. 71 00:07:10.417 --> 00:07:13.667 OK, well, I hope you like your room, petal. 72 00:07:13.709 --> 00:07:16.918 They said you liked to read, so I got a bunch of books for you, 73 00:07:16.919 --> 00:07:21.417 and you'll also notice an Indian lamp, a bulldog lamp and some cats, 74 00:07:21.459 --> 00:07:24.329 and a nice sharp knife to kill monsters in the night. 75 00:07:24.376 --> 00:07:27.727 I can't imagine what you've been through, boy. You know, I can't imagine it was easy. 76 00:07:27.751 --> 00:07:29.711 But you're here now. This is home. 77 00:07:30.626 --> 00:07:35.706 Anyway, it's really nice to have you here, and I left a hottie in your bed. 78 00:07:35.751 --> 00:07:37.751 We'll see you in the morning. 79 00:07:38.542 --> 00:07:39.542 OK? 80 00:07:40.792 --> 00:07:42.082 OK, Ricky? 81 00:07:42.917 --> 00:07:43.917 OK. 82 00:07:44.917 --> 00:07:47.077 Nigh-night, then. See you in the morning. 83 00:08:59.917 --> 00:09:05.917 Jeez, boy, it's a miracle we found you! You made it all of 200m. 84 00:09:08.001 --> 00:09:09.791 I was just taking a break. 85 00:09:10.667 --> 00:09:12.247 Hec's cooking breakfast. 86 00:09:13.417 --> 00:09:19.077 Eggs, bacon, a few sossies on the side,... pancakes. 87 00:09:21.751 --> 00:09:26.961 Come on. Have some breakfast, then you can run away. 88 00:09:36.959 --> 00:09:39.919 Oh man. I got poop on my kicks. 89 00:09:41.292 --> 00:09:43.542 Go away, insect! 90 00:09:49.042 --> 00:09:51.672 Good pancake. 91 00:09:53.792 --> 00:09:56.002 So, what's your dog's name? 92 00:09:56.876 --> 00:09:57.956 Zag. 93 00:09:58.334 --> 00:10:00.794 You should get another one and name it Zig. 94 00:10:03.542 --> 00:10:07.752 Bella told me to tell you that... you should give me something to do. 95 00:10:07.753 --> 00:10:09.421 Is there anything you want me to do? 96 00:10:09.584 --> 00:10:13.174 Yeah,... leave me alone. 97 00:10:16.292 --> 00:10:17.462 Cool. 98 00:11:01.126 --> 00:11:02.166 Morning. 99 00:11:02.167 --> 00:11:05.457 Morning. I thought you were running away. 100 00:11:06.001 --> 00:11:09.331 I did, but I forgot something, so I came back. 101 00:11:09.376 --> 00:11:13.326 Oh. Good for you, Ricky. Good to see some initiative. 102 00:11:16.167 --> 00:11:18.287 You ever been up in that jungle before? 103 00:11:18.501 --> 00:11:22.961 Oh, it's not a jungle; it's the bush. There's about a million hectares of it, buddy. 104 00:11:23.167 --> 00:11:25.457 You said 'bush'. 105 00:11:26.126 --> 00:11:28.916 I'm from up there, deep in the mountains. 106 00:11:29.209 --> 00:11:30.629 You ever go back much? Not for 107 00:11:30.667 --> 00:11:34.377 a long time. It's a hard journey, easy to get lost. 108 00:11:34.626 --> 00:11:37.206 We got a lake up there called Makutekahu. 109 00:11:37.542 --> 00:11:40.382 It's so high up it wets the cloak of the sky. 110 00:11:40.459 --> 00:11:43.879 It's the first place our spirits go on their way to Reinga. 111 00:11:44.334 --> 00:11:48.004 Yeah, when my time comes, that's where I'll go too. 112 00:11:49.751 --> 00:11:52.500 Man, you guys got a lot of dead stuff round here. 113 00:11:52.501 --> 00:11:56.501 Mm. Saw a dead sheep the other day. Had maggots in it. 114 00:11:57.251 --> 00:11:59.961 There's heaps of maggots, 115 00:12:00.334 --> 00:12:03.384 maggots wriggling in that sheep 116 00:12:03.751 --> 00:12:08.081 like moving rice. Yuck. 117 00:12:09.042 --> 00:12:12.962 That was my haiku about maggots. 118 00:12:13.084 --> 00:12:15.044 It's called 'Maggots'. 119 00:12:15.667 --> 00:12:20.417 This counsellor lady made me do them when I got in trouble. 120 00:12:20.501 --> 00:12:23.041 They help me express my feelings. 121 00:12:23.042 --> 00:12:26.132 They're poems made up of... Yeah. I know what a haiku is. 122 00:12:27.209 --> 00:12:30.379 I got heaps of them... want to hear another one? 123 00:12:30.417 --> 00:12:31.077 Sure. 124 00:12:31.251 --> 00:12:33.211 OK. 125 00:12:34.042 --> 00:12:35.632 'Kingi, you wanker. 126 00:12:35.751 --> 00:12:38.711 'You arsehole. I hate you heaps. 127 00:12:39.167 --> 00:12:41.577 'Please die soon in pain.' 128 00:12:42.292 --> 00:12:44.882 That was called 'Kingi, you Wanker'. 129 00:12:44.917 --> 00:12:47.917 Yeah, yeah. OK. Got ya. Got ya. That's enough haikus for today. 130 00:12:48.542 --> 00:12:50.962 Come on. Sit down. Come and give me a hand. 131 00:12:52.709 --> 00:12:54.749 Well, it's like this, 132 00:12:55.917 --> 00:12:59.417 and then you put it in this bag. 133 00:12:59.542 --> 00:13:00.632 Easy. 134 00:13:01.334 --> 00:13:02.634 Here you go. You have a go. 135 00:13:06.084 --> 00:13:07.754 Do you want to try something else? 136 00:13:08.292 --> 00:13:09.502 Yes, please. 137 00:13:11.584 --> 00:13:16.504 I'm imagining I'm a Maori warrior, and that bottle over there is a British soldier, 138 00:13:16.505 --> 00:13:18.961 and I'm defending all my wives. 139 00:13:19.542 --> 00:13:21.708 All right, Te Kooti. 140 00:13:21.709 --> 00:13:25.459 Well, you just keep the target above the little notch in the sight. 141 00:13:25.501 --> 00:13:27.881 And then when you're ready, you just breathe... 142 00:13:29.709 --> 00:13:30.919 Bloody hell! 143 00:13:31.501 --> 00:13:32.631 So, what are we hunting? 144 00:13:32.632 --> 00:13:36.326 Oh, anything. Deer, if we're lucky. 145 00:13:36.376 --> 00:13:38.536 Can we shoot one of those horses up there? 146 00:13:38.542 --> 00:13:40.832 Oh, I'll give... I'll give you one guess what my answer will be. 147 00:13:40.834 --> 00:13:43.294 Well, can I ride one? 148 00:13:43.334 --> 00:13:46.794 Nobody can ride them; they're too wild. 149 00:13:46.834 --> 00:13:48.504 Why do they need to be ridden, anyway? 150 00:13:48.542 --> 00:13:50.379 Well, that's what they're there for. 151 00:13:50.380 --> 00:13:53.876 Why can't they just eat grass and be horses and leave it at that, eh? 152 00:13:53.917 --> 00:13:56.287 OK, OK. I was just making conversation. 153 00:13:56.292 --> 00:13:57.382 ZAG BARKS Shh. 154 00:13:58.584 --> 00:14:00.674 Pig! Come on! 155 00:14:00.709 --> 00:14:02.249 What? 156 00:14:30.292 --> 00:14:33.712 Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! That's dinner sorted! 157 00:14:33.959 --> 00:14:35.789 Whoa! Want to help me gut it? 158 00:14:41.167 --> 00:14:43.667 ♪ Ricky Baker, now you are 13 years old. 159 00:14:43.709 --> 00:14:47.709 ♪ You are a teenager, and you're as good as gold. 160 00:14:48.334 --> 00:14:50.884 ♪ Ricky Baker... 161 00:14:50.917 --> 00:14:55.247 ♪ Ricky Baker, happy birthday. 162 00:14:55.292 --> 00:14:59.041 ♪ Once rejected, now accepted 163 00:14:59.042 --> 00:15:03.212 ♪ by me and Hector. 164 00:15:03.251 --> 00:15:06.711 ♪ We're a trifecta. 165 00:15:06.751 --> 00:15:09.750 ♪ Ricky Baker, ah, Ricky Baker, 166 00:15:09.751 --> 00:15:11.458 ♪ ah, Ricky Baker, 167 00:15:11.459 --> 00:15:13.129 ♪ ah, ah, Ricky Baker, ah ah, 168 00:15:13.130 --> 00:15:17.496 ♪ Ricky Baker, ah, ah, Ricky Baker, ah, ah, 169 00:15:17.501 --> 00:15:22.921 ♪ Ricky... Baker... ♪ 170 00:15:26.334 --> 00:15:27.214 Hip hip! 171 00:15:27.215 --> 00:15:28.419 Hooray! 172 00:15:29.584 --> 00:15:31.044 Go on, blow out your candles. 173 00:15:31.459 --> 00:15:32.459 OK. 174 00:15:37.667 --> 00:15:43.167 Hector, do you think it's time we gave Ricky his present? 175 00:15:55.542 --> 00:15:57.582 Thank you, Auntie! Thank you, Uncle! 176 00:15:57.626 --> 00:16:01.536 Feed him, clean up after him. He's yours... you're responsible. 177 00:16:01.542 --> 00:16:03.882 This is the best birthday I've ever had. 178 00:16:05.126 --> 00:16:07.376 I think it's the only birthday I've ever had. 179 00:16:11.917 --> 00:16:13.167 What are you gonna call him? 180 00:16:13.501 --> 00:16:17.421 Um, still thinking. Something fierce to reflect its true nature. 181 00:16:17.626 --> 00:16:21.536 Either Psycho, Megatron... or Tupac. 182 00:16:22.251 --> 00:16:23.581 What's a Tupac? 183 00:16:23.751 --> 00:16:27.751 It's just my... this really cool rapper, and he's, like, my best friend. 184 00:16:29.917 --> 00:16:31.707 Are you gonna run away tonight? 185 00:16:32.792 --> 00:16:33.792 Not sure. 186 00:16:34.042 --> 00:16:35.882 No, oh, it's cool with me. 187 00:16:36.459 --> 00:16:38.629 Just make sure you're back by breakfast. 188 00:16:40.001 --> 00:16:41.081 OK. 189 00:16:41.626 --> 00:16:44.076 So happy we found you, buddy. 190 00:16:44.126 --> 00:16:46.126 Sorry it took so long. 191 00:16:47.167 --> 00:16:48.167 Me too. 192 00:16:51.542 --> 00:16:52.791 Nigh-night, Ricky. 193 00:16:52.792 --> 00:16:54.542 Night, Auntie. 194 00:17:31.251 --> 00:17:34.041 Where are you going, Tupac? 195 00:17:35.751 --> 00:17:38.081 Come on. 196 00:17:38.542 --> 00:17:39.672 Man! 197 00:17:40.292 --> 00:17:41.962 Ohhh! 198 00:17:42.042 --> 00:17:43.752 Oh, Bella! 199 00:18:09.459 --> 00:18:11.749 You know, sometimes in life, 200 00:18:13.542 --> 00:18:15.502 it seems like there's no way out... 201 00:18:17.584 --> 00:18:22.214 like a sheep trapped in a maze designed by wolves. 202 00:18:23.584 --> 00:18:25.924 And you know that if you're ever in that situation, 203 00:18:25.959 --> 00:18:28.879 there are always two doors to choose from. 204 00:18:29.501 --> 00:18:30.881 And through the first door... 205 00:18:30.959 --> 00:18:33.289 oh, it's easy to get through that door and on the other side waiting 206 00:18:33.292 --> 00:18:36.422 for you are all the nummiest treats you can imagine. 207 00:18:36.459 --> 00:18:41.749 Fanta, Doritos, L&P, Burger Rings, Coke Zero. 208 00:18:42.209 --> 00:18:44.629 But you know what? There's also another door, 209 00:18:44.630 --> 00:18:47.706 not the Burger Ring door, not the Fanta door; 210 00:18:47.751 --> 00:18:50.171 another door that's harder to get through. 211 00:18:50.917 --> 00:18:52.787 Guess what's on the other side? 212 00:18:53.251 --> 00:18:55.251 Anyone want to take a guess? 213 00:18:57.959 --> 00:18:59.459 Vegetables? 214 00:19:01.126 --> 00:19:04.286 N-No, not vegeta... 215 00:19:05.542 --> 00:19:06.542 No. 216 00:19:07.709 --> 00:19:13.329 You would think Jesus. I thought Jesus the first time I-I-I-I came across that door. 217 00:19:13.376 --> 00:19:15.916 It's not Jesus. It's another door. 218 00:19:16.626 --> 00:19:19.166 And guess what's on the other side of that door? 219 00:19:22.251 --> 00:19:23.251 Jesus. 220 00:19:23.501 --> 00:19:24.881 Jesus. Yeah, Jesus. 221 00:19:25.209 --> 00:19:27.039 He's tricky like that, Jesus. 222 00:19:28.376 --> 00:19:29.826 So let us pray, 223 00:19:30.376 --> 00:19:35.206 to Jesus, please, and make it a bit easier to get through those doors, uh, to find you 224 00:19:35.209 --> 00:19:38.749 and your bounty of delicious confectionary. 225 00:19:39.626 --> 00:19:41.576 Thank you, Selena. Take it away. 226 00:21:00.376 --> 00:21:02.076 Dinner. It's a bit burnt. 227 00:21:10.667 --> 00:21:12.247 Here. 228 00:21:14.542 --> 00:21:15.792 Read this. 229 00:21:16.751 --> 00:21:18.881 Out loud. 230 00:21:20.917 --> 00:21:23.247 'From the Child Welfare people. 231 00:21:23.792 --> 00:21:28.382 'Mr Hector Faulkner.'This is Paula Hall from Child Welfare writing to you. 232 00:21:28.417 --> 00:21:30.707 'I'm sorry to hear about your recent bereavement. 233 00:21:30.709 --> 00:21:33.669 'However, in light of the altered circumstances, 234 00:21:33.709 --> 00:21:37.379 'the current situation regarding Ricky's care will have to be reviewed. 235 00:21:37.417 --> 00:21:41.287 'As of June the 1st, I will be taking him back into state custody 236 00:21:41.459 --> 00:21:43.829 'until alternative arrangements can be made. 237 00:21:43.834 --> 00:21:47.294 'Rest assured I am working tireless to find a new home for Ricky. 238 00:21:47.334 --> 00:21:52.254 'And you can expect a visit next week for Ricky's collection. 239 00:21:52.292 --> 00:21:57.042 'Sincerely, Paula Hall, Ministry of Child Welfare.' 240 00:21:57.709 --> 00:21:59.749 Like hell! They can't do that! 241 00:22:00.292 --> 00:22:01.666 Yeah, they can. 242 00:22:01.667 --> 00:22:05.127 But I live here now. It's my home! 243 00:22:05.167 --> 00:22:10.287 Not any more, it isn't. Not in their eyes. Not without a woman to run the show. 244 00:22:11.709 --> 00:22:15.669 Why don't we just get you a new wife? There's plenty of ladies on the internet, I heard. 245 00:22:18.251 --> 00:22:19.381 Too soon? 246 00:22:19.459 --> 00:22:22.579 What if we just keep living here, and if they try to take the farm, 247 00:22:22.626 --> 00:22:24.536 we'll just have a shootout, like Scarface. 248 00:22:24.542 --> 00:22:26.129 Except we don't have any cocaine. 249 00:22:26.130 --> 00:22:28.496 You can't change this, Ricky. You're gonna go back, 250 00:22:28.584 --> 00:22:30.754 and you're gonna stick it out in a new home. OK? 251 00:22:30.792 --> 00:22:32.502 There's no way that's happening. 252 00:22:32.709 --> 00:22:34.539 Well, I'm gonna go bush. I'm gonna... 253 00:22:34.584 --> 00:22:36.504 ...disappear for a while. 254 00:22:36.584 --> 00:22:40.174 Disappear? Yeah, that sounds more like me. 255 00:22:42.167 --> 00:22:44.417 Come on! We'll be a team! 256 00:22:44.459 --> 00:22:47.289 Oh, for God's sake. You wouldn't last five minutes out there. 257 00:22:47.751 --> 00:22:51.381 But Auntie Bella said you had to look after me! 258 00:22:52.167 --> 00:22:54.037 Can you just give me some privacy? 259 00:23:07.584 --> 00:23:10.424 I heard they do experiments at the Boys' Home... 260 00:23:10.459 --> 00:23:12.669 waterboarding, torture, that sort of thing. 261 00:23:12.709 --> 00:23:17.169 This one boy got thrown acid on his face because he asked for more Weet-Bix. 262 00:23:18.792 --> 00:23:21.170 Hey, you can't put Auntie in a box. 263 00:23:21.171 --> 00:23:23.417 Give it a rest. But she wanted to go to the sky place. 264 00:23:23.459 --> 00:23:26.579 She's gone, OK? That's life... 265 00:23:27.459 --> 00:23:31.539 one day you're here, and the next you're in a bloody box. 266 00:23:33.126 --> 00:23:35.996 Just get this into your head, boy... 267 00:23:36.501 --> 00:23:39.581 it was Bella that wanted you here, not me. 268 00:23:39.667 --> 00:23:42.537 I know you think this can work, but it can't. 269 00:23:45.876 --> 00:23:49.746 So the welfare people are coming on Friday. They're coming to get you. 270 00:23:52.584 --> 00:23:54.214 That's that, then? 271 00:23:54.251 --> 00:23:56.461 Yep... that's that. 272 00:24:23.792 --> 00:24:24.882 That's that. 273 00:24:57.376 --> 00:25:00.496 Goodbye, Ricky Baker. 274 00:25:04.459 --> 00:25:06.039 Uh-oh. 275 00:25:06.209 --> 00:25:09.379 Come on, Tupac! Come on, Tupac! 276 00:25:48.042 --> 00:25:53.502 ♪ Out alone in the middle of the ocean blue. 277 00:25:53.542 --> 00:25:54.832 Whoa! 278 00:25:54.834 --> 00:26:02.254 ♪ Leave the world behind I guess I never really knew. 279 00:26:03.209 --> 00:26:10.169 ♪ So many people, so many worlds. 280 00:26:10.209 --> 00:26:14.919 ♪ Don't you worry about me. 281 00:26:17.834 --> 00:26:19.424 ♪ Don't you worry about... 282 00:26:19.459 --> 00:26:24.209 Five down, 10 to go. Come on, Ricky. Stick on the rations. 283 00:26:41.751 --> 00:26:48.291 ♪ I belong in the middle of the ocean blue. 284 00:26:49.292 --> 00:26:55.082 ♪ I'm getting nowhere, but that shouldn't really bother you. 285 00:26:56.959 --> 00:27:00.079 Stuff this, Tupac. We're going home. 286 00:27:04.376 --> 00:27:08.456 ♪ Don't you worry about me. ♪ 287 00:27:24.251 --> 00:27:25.416 Are you lost? 288 00:27:25.417 --> 00:27:27.037 Oh! 289 00:27:27.334 --> 00:27:28.334 No. 290 00:27:28.542 --> 00:27:29.672 Yeah, you are. 291 00:27:30.376 --> 00:27:32.696 Told you you wouldn't last more than five minutes out here. 292 00:27:33.626 --> 00:27:37.125 You got yourself very lost. I'm amazed how lost you are. 293 00:27:37.126 --> 00:27:40.376 I move fast. I've got my own thing going on here... 294 00:27:40.417 --> 00:27:43.207 Ricky Town. Population... Ricky. 295 00:27:43.251 --> 00:27:45.671 Yeah, well. You're going back to Reality Town. 296 00:27:45.672 --> 00:27:47.787 Like hell. I live here now. 297 00:27:47.876 --> 00:27:48.876 Like hell. 298 00:27:49.501 --> 00:27:52.831 I've got better things to do than to run around the bush looking for little shits like you. 299 00:27:52.834 --> 00:27:53.674 So get up. 300 00:27:53.709 --> 00:27:54.329 I hate you. 301 00:27:54.334 --> 00:27:55.464 Well, I hate you too. 302 00:27:55.465 --> 00:27:56.579 I hope you die. 303 00:27:56.584 --> 00:27:57.294 Me too! 304 00:27:57.334 --> 00:27:59.634 You may as well just kill me now. 305 00:28:01.792 --> 00:28:03.002 Don't kill me. 306 00:28:05.626 --> 00:28:08.126 Anyway, I'm excited to go back to the city. 307 00:28:08.709 --> 00:28:09.709 Good. 308 00:28:09.792 --> 00:28:12.922 Can't wait. I hate it here... 309 00:28:12.959 --> 00:28:14.629 so much dirt. 310 00:28:14.876 --> 00:28:16.326 It's going to be cool. 311 00:28:16.376 --> 00:28:22.666 Get me some new gears, become a drug dealer, a rapper, and die in a drive-by. 312 00:28:22.709 --> 00:28:24.919 Just keep an eye on where you're going. 313 00:28:29.709 --> 00:28:30.749 This is wet. 314 00:28:31.834 --> 00:28:34.791 I'm hungry. Where are we? 315 00:28:34.792 --> 00:28:35.922 Shut it. 316 00:28:36.417 --> 00:28:38.077 I hate the bush. 317 00:28:38.126 --> 00:28:39.126 Shut it. 318 00:28:40.667 --> 00:28:42.207 My shoes are wet. 319 00:28:42.251 --> 00:28:46.711 You're the useless bugger who got lost in the first place. You remember that. 320 00:28:47.042 --> 00:28:49.542 You don't even have a map. Where's our map? 321 00:28:49.584 --> 00:28:51.834 Don't need one. I know where I am. 322 00:28:52.417 --> 00:28:55.167 Probably couldn't even read it anyway. 323 00:28:55.334 --> 00:28:57.214 Why would I need to read a map? 324 00:28:57.251 --> 00:29:01.460 I already told you... I know where I am. Reading is stupid anyway. 325 00:29:01.461 --> 00:29:04.629 Only people who can't read say things like that. 326 00:29:09.292 --> 00:29:10.292 What? 327 00:29:11.501 --> 00:29:14.375 No. You can't read?! 328 00:29:14.376 --> 00:29:15.126 Watch it now! 329 00:29:15.167 --> 00:29:19.037 You're like one of those people who are, like, raised by, like, wolves or something, eh? 330 00:29:19.084 --> 00:29:21.714 Ooga booga! Me Hec... me no read! 331 00:29:22.459 --> 00:29:25.789 What's this? This is words. Me stupid. 332 00:29:25.834 --> 00:29:28.794 You little....! 333 00:29:31.959 --> 00:29:33.629 - Ah, my foot. - You OK? 334 00:29:33.709 --> 00:29:35.329 No. I'm not OK. 335 00:29:35.376 --> 00:29:39.286 This is all your fault, you little bastard! 336 00:29:39.417 --> 00:29:41.707 Come on, let's get you comfortable. 337 00:29:58.042 --> 00:30:00.170 I don't really think you're a bastard. 338 00:30:00.171 --> 00:30:03.997 Yeah, you do. That's OK, because I think you're a bastard too. 339 00:30:04.376 --> 00:30:08.206 Anyway, it's good. It's... healthy to get these feelings out. 340 00:30:10.042 --> 00:30:11.752 Can you move it yet?' 341 00:30:11.792 --> 00:30:15.672 Course I can't. It's fractured. Take weeks to heal. 342 00:30:16.001 --> 00:30:19.251 OK, Debbie Downer, can we think of something more positive? 343 00:30:20.001 --> 00:30:23.416 Maybe you could... write a haiku to express your feelings. 344 00:30:23.417 --> 00:30:24.417 A what? 345 00:30:27.667 --> 00:30:29.827 Lost in the forest. 346 00:30:30.876 --> 00:30:34.286 A sore ankle, poor uncle. 347 00:30:34.792 --> 00:30:37.252 Oh well, never mind. 348 00:30:37.751 --> 00:30:40.211 Oh God, we really need to get out of here. 349 00:30:40.251 --> 00:30:41.501 Do you want me to go find help? 350 00:30:43.459 --> 00:30:44.629 I'd die, wouldn't I? 351 00:30:44.834 --> 00:30:47.584 No, we've got no choice but to camp out here for a few weeks. 352 00:30:47.626 --> 00:30:48.626 But I'm hungry! 353 00:30:49.042 --> 00:30:51.041 There's plenty to eat if you know where to look. 354 00:30:51.042 --> 00:30:52.962 Well, I don't know where to look Hector. 355 00:30:53.251 --> 00:30:55.750 And also, I ran out of toilet paper. Give me some of yours. 356 00:30:55.751 --> 00:30:56.671 Eh? 357 00:30:56.709 --> 00:31:00.329 I've gotta poop. I need a poop, you need a poop. We all poop. 358 00:31:00.334 --> 00:31:01.884 Use a leaf. 359 00:31:01.959 --> 00:31:03.249 A leaf? 360 00:31:03.459 --> 00:31:05.749 I hate you. 361 00:31:06.251 --> 00:31:07.211 And bury it! 362 00:31:07.212 --> 00:31:08.919 I'll bury you. 363 00:31:14.834 --> 00:31:17.214 This ain't no charred foster kid. 364 00:31:18.001 --> 00:31:19.421 How can you tell, Paula? 365 00:31:20.084 --> 00:31:22.924 Does this look like a human head to you, Andy? 366 00:31:28.126 --> 00:31:29.496 Where are you, Ricky Baker? 367 00:31:29.501 --> 00:31:33.421 Hey, I reckon the old man chopped him up, buried him somewhere... 368 00:31:35.459 --> 00:31:36.459 Or ate him. 369 00:31:37.292 --> 00:31:39.422 Something definitely happened, 370 00:31:40.084 --> 00:31:41.421 but I'm wondering what. 371 00:31:41.422 --> 00:31:45.537 OK, I'm gonna need you to shutup, Andy, because you're doing my frickin' head in. 372 00:31:46.334 --> 00:31:47.750 Come on, let's go. 373 00:31:47.751 --> 00:31:50.461 This ain't over by a Mangaweka mile. 374 00:31:51.042 --> 00:31:53.002 Get me the police. It's an emergency. 375 00:31:53.042 --> 00:31:54.310 Hey, whoa, Paula. I am the police. 376 00:31:54.334 --> 00:31:57.384 I mean real ones, Andy. Ones with guns. 377 00:32:10.417 --> 00:32:14.497 ♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Yeah. 378 00:32:36.376 --> 00:32:39.166 Hey, Uncle, wanna listen to my Walkman? 379 00:32:40.126 --> 00:32:41.126 No. 380 00:32:44.626 --> 00:32:45.826 Where are you going? 381 00:32:46.001 --> 00:32:46.751 Hunting. 382 00:32:46.752 --> 00:32:48.171 Like hell. 383 00:32:50.126 --> 00:32:51.126 You can thank me later. 384 00:32:51.501 --> 00:32:52.291 Tupac! 385 00:32:52.417 --> 00:32:54.627 TUPAC BARKS Yeah, yeah. 386 00:33:40.001 --> 00:33:42.581 Did you get any food? 387 00:33:42.959 --> 00:33:44.669 What the hell is that? 388 00:33:44.709 --> 00:33:45.789 Salad. 389 00:33:48.042 --> 00:33:50.132 What? I'd like to see you do any better. 390 00:33:58.876 --> 00:34:03.496 Never eaten a slug before. Where did you get it? 391 00:34:04.126 --> 00:34:06.456 It's an eel. Got it down the creek. 392 00:34:07.501 --> 00:34:09.211 Yeah, but how? With what? 393 00:34:09.542 --> 00:34:12.292 Oh, I don't know. The knack. 394 00:34:12.876 --> 00:34:16.076 Oh yeah, the knack. What's that? How do you get it? 395 00:34:16.626 --> 00:34:18.416 It's not a thing. It's just... 396 00:34:19.751 --> 00:34:21.961 You just get it. It's a... 397 00:34:22.376 --> 00:34:23.666 Oh, it's a way of, um... 398 00:34:24.417 --> 00:34:27.957 it's a way of figuring things out without having to think too hard or... 399 00:34:28.459 --> 00:34:30.459 or talk, more importantly. 400 00:34:32.167 --> 00:34:35.877 You know, most people who die in the bush... they're found naked. 401 00:34:36.292 --> 00:34:37.132 Ew. 402 00:34:37.133 --> 00:34:40.456 Yeah, they panic, and they think their clothes are slowing them down. 403 00:34:40.501 --> 00:34:43.250 They throw them away, and then the cold gets to them. 404 00:34:43.251 --> 00:34:46.791 But the trick is... this is the knack... 405 00:34:46.834 --> 00:34:50.793 you stay calm, you look for water, you follow it to high ground 406 00:34:50.794 --> 00:34:52.712 until you can see what's going on. 407 00:34:55.376 --> 00:34:58.376 What would you do if I got lost today? Would you miss me? 408 00:35:00.209 --> 00:35:05.379 Well, you... you didn't get lost, so... that's good. 409 00:35:06.501 --> 00:35:08.375 Do you miss Auntie Bella? 410 00:35:08.376 --> 00:35:09.826 Shh. 411 00:35:10.709 --> 00:35:13.789 Yeah, you're still processing. 412 00:35:14.834 --> 00:35:19.334 You got to do that when sad things happen... process it. 413 00:35:20.459 --> 00:35:25.039 That's like when my mate Amber died. I processed that for ages. 414 00:35:25.792 --> 00:35:28.172 Who's Amber? 415 00:35:28.751 --> 00:35:30.711 We were in a home together for a while, 416 00:35:31.834 --> 00:35:36.214 and she went to this new family and then started getting in trouble, 417 00:35:36.251 --> 00:35:38.041 telling stories about the dad. 418 00:35:39.459 --> 00:35:41.919 And then one day she was just dead. 419 00:35:43.084 --> 00:35:45.084 What do you mean dead? How? 420 00:35:45.876 --> 00:35:48.036 Don't know. No one told me. 421 00:35:56.751 --> 00:35:58.881 This slug is actually pretty good. 422 00:36:12.501 --> 00:36:15.581 Come on, it's time to get out of here. 423 00:36:22.917 --> 00:36:27.877 Yes! Yes! Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! Yes! 424 00:36:28.251 --> 00:36:32.001 OK. We'll stay here the night, and we'll be back at the farm by tomorrow arvo. 425 00:36:33.751 --> 00:36:34.875 Yes! 426 00:36:34.876 --> 00:36:37.626 There's beds, books! 427 00:36:38.001 --> 00:36:41.381 Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! Toilet paper! 428 00:36:41.417 --> 00:36:43.787 - A nice, warm fire. DOGS BARK - Get out, you mongrels. 429 00:36:43.792 --> 00:36:48.632 Come on. Come on. Give me some bars so I can communicate with the outside world. 430 00:36:48.667 --> 00:36:49.287 Ricky,... 431 00:36:49.667 --> 00:36:52.497 take a look at this. 432 00:36:53.084 --> 00:36:54.964 Oh, Uncle. We're famous! 433 00:36:57.001 --> 00:37:00.831 'Hector Faulkner, 65, and Richard Baker, 13, 434 00:37:00.834 --> 00:37:03.504 'have been missing now for six weeks. 435 00:37:03.542 --> 00:37:05.422 'Faulkner is Cauc... 436 00:37:06.792 --> 00:37:08.172 'Cauc... Asian.' 437 00:37:08.626 --> 00:37:11.076 Wow, they got that wrong, because you're obviously white. 438 00:37:12.292 --> 00:37:16.792 'There is a fear for Faulkner's mental health following the recent death of his wife. 439 00:37:17.126 --> 00:37:19.996 'Police are not ruling out kidnapping.' Kidnapping! 440 00:37:20.042 --> 00:37:23.002 'Park rangers have been alerted for anyone seeing the pair 441 00:37:23.003 --> 00:37:26.210 'should report back to the nearest police station.' Ho! 442 00:37:26.211 --> 00:37:30.749 Uncle, you're basically a criminal now. But on the bright side, you're famous. 443 00:37:33.042 --> 00:37:34.672 They think I'm crazy. 444 00:37:34.709 --> 00:37:36.499 And Asian. 445 00:37:42.959 --> 00:37:46.579 Hey, you know when the Wildebeests migrate, they walk up to a thousand miles. 446 00:37:46.584 --> 00:37:47.750 Is that heaps? 447 00:37:47.751 --> 00:37:49.331 Yeah. Heaps. 448 00:37:49.542 --> 00:37:50.750 Just like us. 449 00:37:50.751 --> 00:37:54.711 Walking, walking, trying to get somewhere. 450 00:37:55.084 --> 00:38:00.214 Looking for a better home. 451 00:38:00.376 --> 00:38:02.246 Gidday. 452 00:38:06.042 --> 00:38:08.212 Jeez, eh. Whoo. 453 00:38:08.626 --> 00:38:10.626 Got a lot of explaining to do. 454 00:38:10.667 --> 00:38:12.497 A lot of people looking for you two. 455 00:38:12.542 --> 00:38:13.542 Yeah, we know. 456 00:38:14.792 --> 00:38:18.832 I did my ankle back in one of the valleys. And, uh, we're on the way out now. 457 00:38:22.501 --> 00:38:23.711 Well,... 458 00:38:25.542 --> 00:38:27.832 wait till they hear we caught you in a hut. 459 00:38:30.709 --> 00:38:31.829 Well, we weren't hiding, 460 00:38:31.876 --> 00:38:35.036 The boy got himself lost, and, uh, I'm bringing him back. 461 00:38:35.084 --> 00:38:39.044 Whoa. Cool gun, bro. 462 00:38:39.334 --> 00:38:42.174 What do you guys shoot with this? Sparrows? 463 00:38:42.209 --> 00:38:44.499 Mm, sometimes. 464 00:38:47.709 --> 00:38:48.879 He hurt you, son? 465 00:38:49.376 --> 00:38:51.786 Nah. I fell in some prickles one time. 466 00:38:51.792 --> 00:38:53.382 Did he push you in those prickles? 467 00:38:53.459 --> 00:38:56.128 Yeah, probably. Did he push you in the prickles, mate? 468 00:38:56.129 --> 00:38:57.166 Leave him alone. 469 00:38:57.209 --> 00:38:58.829 You shut your trap, old fulla. 470 00:38:59.917 --> 00:39:02.747 I'd go get some rest if I was you. You've got a long walk tomorrow. 471 00:39:03.542 --> 00:39:07.002 First of all, you watch how you talk to me. 472 00:39:07.751 --> 00:39:08.831 And second of all, 473 00:39:09.376 --> 00:39:11.626 you can take him, but I'm staying here. 474 00:39:12.001 --> 00:39:14.171 Like hell. People want answers. 475 00:39:14.209 --> 00:39:15.629 Yeah, answers. 476 00:39:15.709 --> 00:39:19.289 Look, we got lost; I got injured. He's fine. It was basically a holiday. 477 00:39:19.334 --> 00:39:22.254 Not a real holiday, because he made me do stuff. 478 00:39:24.834 --> 00:39:25.834 Like what? 479 00:39:26.084 --> 00:39:30.334 Just stuff. He had a sore leg, so he made me do things for him. 480 00:39:30.709 --> 00:39:36.999 It was hard at first, because my hands are so soft. But I got used to it. 481 00:39:37.417 --> 00:39:41.497 I didn't really want to do it, but it was the only way to survive. 482 00:39:43.042 --> 00:39:46.672 Well, it wasn't always hard. Sometimes I got to do my own thing. 483 00:39:47.167 --> 00:39:49.997 He pretty much never joined in with me, though. 484 00:39:50.001 --> 00:39:52.331 I asked if he wanted to play with me, but... 485 00:39:53.959 --> 00:39:56.459 he would just make me play with myself. 486 00:39:59.167 --> 00:40:00.957 I feel sick. I feel sick, Hugh. 487 00:40:01.001 --> 00:40:03.961 Well... Hang on. He doesn't know what he means. 488 00:40:04.001 --> 00:40:05.791 You're a bloody pervert. 489 00:40:05.834 --> 00:40:06.754 What did you call me? 490 00:40:06.755 --> 00:40:08.961 You heard him. Yeah, you heard him, you old perv. 491 00:40:09.001 --> 00:40:11.131 Hey! He's not a pervert, you dickhead! 492 00:40:11.167 --> 00:40:11.787 Shut up Ricky. 493 00:40:11.834 --> 00:40:13.174 Yeah, shut up, Ricky. 494 00:40:13.209 --> 00:40:15.249 Hey, only I get to tell him to shut up. 495 00:40:15.251 --> 00:40:17.001 Oooh. Brainwasher. 496 00:40:20.292 --> 00:40:22.172 You're going to jail, you pervert. 497 00:40:22.209 --> 00:40:24.379 Want to say that again? 498 00:40:24.417 --> 00:40:26.207 Say it again. 499 00:40:26.501 --> 00:40:27.961 Going to jail,... 500 00:40:32.334 --> 00:40:34.084 you pervert. 501 00:40:44.334 --> 00:40:47.174 Get off, you mongrel! 502 00:40:48.792 --> 00:40:50.832 Shit just got real! 503 00:40:51.167 --> 00:40:53.827 Back up, homies, and let go of my uncle! 504 00:40:53.876 --> 00:40:57.666 It's OK, kid. You can put it down. He won't hurt you anymore. 505 00:40:58.459 --> 00:41:01.959 I said get away from my uncle. 506 00:41:02.001 --> 00:41:05.001 Ricky, give me that. 507 00:41:07.001 --> 00:41:08.041 Get down! 508 00:41:08.792 --> 00:41:13.502 Ricky, get their guns. Take the bolts out. We're getting out of here. 509 00:41:14.917 --> 00:41:19.497 Yeah. Shit just got real. 510 00:41:20.042 --> 00:41:21.042 Hey! 511 00:41:21.834 --> 00:41:23.214 You're dead, old man. 512 00:41:23.251 --> 00:41:26.421 Yeah, dead meat, you old perv! 513 00:41:30.001 --> 00:41:33.671 You've had it, mate! There's no chance for you! 514 00:41:34.709 --> 00:41:37.079 Get up. 515 00:41:39.542 --> 00:41:42.582 Straight up that was the most gangster shit I've ever done. 516 00:41:42.584 --> 00:41:46.254 You idiot. And what were you talking about back there? Do you know what that sounds like? 517 00:41:46.292 --> 00:41:47.332 No! 518 00:41:49.042 --> 00:41:50.172 Ohhh! 519 00:41:50.251 --> 00:41:51.518 They're gonna put me away for sure. 520 00:41:51.542 --> 00:41:53.422 Bastards. Yeah, bastards. 521 00:41:53.459 --> 00:41:55.419 Hear what that guy called me? Pervert! 522 00:41:55.459 --> 00:41:56.289 We need more guns,... 523 00:41:56.292 --> 00:41:57.382 Oh God. What am I gonna do? 524 00:41:57.417 --> 00:41:58.417 Hand grenades,... 525 00:41:58.459 --> 00:42:01.539 maybe a rocket launcher. They're gonna come for us. 526 00:42:01.542 --> 00:42:02.582 Yeah, Police. 527 00:42:02.626 --> 00:42:03.536 Awesome. 528 00:42:03.584 --> 00:42:05.714 No, it's not awesome, Ricky, it's serious. 529 00:42:05.751 --> 00:42:07.879 Yeah, but no one got hurt. You're not dangerous. 530 00:42:07.880 --> 00:42:09.496 Yeah, well, I am to them. 531 00:42:10.001 --> 00:42:10.791 I've been to prison. 532 00:42:10.792 --> 00:42:13.132 Gangster! For what? 533 00:42:13.501 --> 00:42:14.541 Manslaughter. 534 00:42:14.584 --> 00:42:16.634 Double gangster! You need a teardrop tattoo. 535 00:42:16.667 --> 00:42:19.247 Oh, I was young. It was a drunken fight. 536 00:42:19.751 --> 00:42:22.461 Did my time, but... they won't see it like that. 537 00:42:22.751 --> 00:42:24.750 I'll just tell them you were looking after me. 538 00:42:24.751 --> 00:42:26.727 It doesn't matter what you tell them; they won't believe you. 539 00:42:26.751 --> 00:42:28.381 They'll think I made you do it. 540 00:42:28.876 --> 00:42:30.956 I'm not going back to jail. I'm better off up here. 541 00:42:31.334 --> 00:42:34.084 This is no place for a kid. You're going to have to go back, Ricky. 542 00:42:34.126 --> 00:42:34.916 To what? 543 00:42:34.959 --> 00:42:36.789 - Well, to the welfare people. - No. 544 00:42:36.834 --> 00:42:38.292 - They'll look after you. - No, they won't. 545 00:42:38.293 --> 00:42:39.672 They'll find you another home. You'll be fine. 546 00:42:39.673 --> 00:42:41.417 No. You're not listening! 547 00:42:41.459 --> 00:42:44.749 Nobody listens. There's no more homes, just juvie! 548 00:42:44.792 --> 00:42:46.172 What's juvie? 549 00:42:46.376 --> 00:42:48.376 Juvenile prison. 550 00:42:50.001 --> 00:42:52.169 They don't care about kids like me. 551 00:42:52.170 --> 00:42:54.417 They just keep moving us around until... 552 00:42:54.459 --> 00:42:57.829 something happens, like... Amber. 553 00:43:03.501 --> 00:43:06.001 Oh, no. Bugger that. 554 00:43:07.876 --> 00:43:11.826 OK, OK. We're in about a million hectares of bush... that's big. 555 00:43:11.876 --> 00:43:13.826 It's big enough to hide in for a while, anyway. 556 00:43:13.876 --> 00:43:14.826 Good enough for me. 557 00:43:14.834 --> 00:43:16.004 But we're heading into winter. 558 00:43:16.005 --> 00:43:18.501 It's gonna be rough... no huts, no tents, real bush life. 559 00:43:18.542 --> 00:43:19.502 Can you handle that? 560 00:43:19.542 --> 00:43:20.582 I can handle it. 561 00:43:20.667 --> 00:43:23.747 Yeah. And if you play up, I dump ya. 562 00:43:23.792 --> 00:43:24.632 OK, Uncle. 563 00:43:24.667 --> 00:43:26.787 I'd still prefer if you don't call me Uncle. 564 00:43:26.834 --> 00:43:30.334 OK, Hec. So what do we do now? 565 00:43:30.917 --> 00:43:32.457 We run. 566 00:43:37.501 --> 00:43:38.461 Wait, wait, wait. 567 00:43:38.501 --> 00:43:39.958 No, no. 568 00:43:39.959 --> 00:43:41.129 No, we don't need to run. 569 00:43:41.130 --> 00:43:44.326 Oh yeah. Let's just fast walk. 570 00:43:44.334 --> 00:43:46.134 Yeah. Come on. 571 00:43:57.792 --> 00:44:01.502 ♪ Oh, sinner man, where you gonna run to? 572 00:44:06.376 --> 00:44:09.076 ♪ Where you gonna run to? 573 00:44:09.126 --> 00:44:10.916 ♪ All on that day. 574 00:44:10.959 --> 00:44:13.166 ♪ Well, I run to the rock. 575 00:44:13.167 --> 00:44:20.287 ♪ Please hide me, I run to the rock. 576 00:44:20.376 --> 00:44:22.536 ♪ Please hide me, Lord. 577 00:44:22.584 --> 00:44:24.004 ♪ All on that day. 578 00:44:24.042 --> 00:44:27.882 ♪ But the rock cried out, 'I can't hide you.' 579 00:44:27.917 --> 00:44:31.577 ♪ 'The rock cried out, 'I can't hide you.' 580 00:44:31.626 --> 00:44:35.826 ♪ The rock cried out, 'I ain't gonna hide you, guy.' 581 00:44:36.001 --> 00:44:37.750 ♪ All on that day. 582 00:44:37.751 --> 00:44:43.875 ♪ I said, 'Rock! What's the matter with you, rock? 583 00:44:43.876 --> 00:44:47.286 ♪ 'Don't you see I need you, rock?' 584 00:44:47.292 --> 00:44:49.582 ♪ Lord, Lord, Lord. 585 00:44:49.626 --> 00:44:51.706 ♪ All on that day. 586 00:44:52.126 --> 00:44:53.996 Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! 587 00:44:57.126 --> 00:45:00.036 ♪ Oughta be prayin', sinner man. 588 00:45:00.542 --> 00:45:01.632 ♪ Oughta be prayin'. 589 00:45:03.292 --> 00:45:04.172 ♪ All on that day. 590 00:45:04.173 --> 00:45:08.207 ♪ I cried, 'Power! ♪ Power. 591 00:45:08.209 --> 00:45:11.079 ♪ Power! ♪ Power, power. 592 00:45:11.626 --> 00:45:14.376 ♪ Power! ♪ Power, power. 593 00:45:14.584 --> 00:45:16.794 ♪ Power! ♪ Power, power. 594 00:45:17.626 --> 00:45:20.286 ♪ Power! ♪ Power, power. 595 00:45:20.917 --> 00:45:26.417 ♪ Power! ♪ Power, power. ♪ 596 00:45:51.417 --> 00:45:53.917 Pretty majestical, eh? 597 00:45:54.167 --> 00:45:56.037 I don't think that's a word. 598 00:45:56.501 --> 00:45:58.211 Majestical? Sure it is. 599 00:45:58.751 --> 00:46:00.291 Nah, it's not real. 600 00:46:00.667 --> 00:46:02.247 What would you know? 601 00:46:02.584 --> 00:46:04.254 It's 'majestic.' 602 00:46:04.792 --> 00:46:06.832 Well, that doesn't sound very special. 603 00:46:07.584 --> 00:46:09.754 'Majestical' is way better. 604 00:46:11.501 --> 00:46:13.631 What do you reckon this place is called, anyway? 605 00:46:14.501 --> 00:46:18.750 Do you think it's that place where the cloak gets wet by the sky or something? 606 00:46:18.751 --> 00:46:20.431 I don't know. What the hell does that mean? 607 00:46:20.792 --> 00:46:22.792 Auntie Bella said she was from up here... 608 00:46:22.917 --> 00:46:25.627 from this special lake that almost touches the sky. 609 00:46:25.709 --> 00:46:28.789 Mate, Bella didn't know where she was from. 610 00:46:28.792 --> 00:46:29.916 Nah, she said... 611 00:46:29.917 --> 00:46:31.457 No. She was making it up. 612 00:46:31.584 --> 00:46:36.884 Look... Bella didn't have any family. Like you. Like me. 613 00:46:37.167 --> 00:46:41.457 That's why she wanted to look after you... and took pity on me. 614 00:46:41.709 --> 00:46:45.789 She wanted to save us poor wretches when no one else wanted us. 615 00:46:47.126 --> 00:46:49.206 Like rescue dogs. 616 00:46:51.126 --> 00:46:54.536 That's the way she was. Heart of gold. 617 00:47:01.001 --> 00:47:03.291 Yeah, it's majestical. 618 00:47:05.542 --> 00:47:07.672 May as well camp, eh? 619 00:47:08.876 --> 00:47:10.746 Sun is going down. 620 00:47:18.126 --> 00:47:22.166 Developing story now, more on this massive national manhunt. 621 00:47:22.209 --> 00:47:26.039 Yes, we've got Paula Hall from the Department of Child Welfare with us. 622 00:47:26.084 --> 00:47:27.630 Paula, thank you for being here... 623 00:47:27.631 --> 00:47:31.076 Tell us about this boy. What kind of character are we talking about? 624 00:47:31.126 --> 00:47:31.826 Well, look, we're... 625 00:47:31.876 --> 00:47:35.246 We're talking about a young boy who is capable of stealing, 626 00:47:35.251 --> 00:47:39.671 spitting, breaking stuff, kicking stuff, defacing stuff, 627 00:47:40.126 --> 00:47:45.875 stealing stuff, burning stuff and, uh, loitering and graffiti-ing. Yeah. 628 00:47:45.876 --> 00:47:49.786 Mm. Even so, Paula, he's just a kid, right? He's alone in the bush. He's scared. 629 00:47:49.792 --> 00:47:53.502 Scared? No, no. He's not... He's not a scared little kid. 630 00:47:53.542 --> 00:47:56.632 He's a spanner in the works, and I'm the mechanic who is gonna take that spanner 631 00:47:56.633 --> 00:47:58.875 and put him back in the toolbox... OK... 632 00:47:58.876 --> 00:48:03.876 Where here he belongs. No child left behind. No child left behind. 633 00:48:03.917 --> 00:48:05.747 No child left behind. 634 00:48:07.626 --> 00:48:09.326 He'll know what that means. 635 00:48:09.876 --> 00:48:11.206 OK. 636 00:48:23.792 --> 00:48:24.792 Any luck? 637 00:48:25.042 --> 00:48:27.172 We're somewhere in this green bit. 638 00:48:28.751 --> 00:48:31.961 Well, people used to live here, so we can't be that lost. 639 00:48:32.959 --> 00:48:35.919 They probably got lost too, and then just gave up. 640 00:48:36.626 --> 00:48:38.576 We'll probably die here. 641 00:48:38.626 --> 00:48:39.956 Well, anything to shut you up. 642 00:48:40.001 --> 00:48:42.961 I'll shut up if that stupid bird shuts up. 643 00:48:43.876 --> 00:48:46.166 Shut up, stupid bird! 644 00:48:46.209 --> 00:48:47.209 Shh. 645 00:48:47.417 --> 00:48:48.417 Just watch. 646 00:48:49.376 --> 00:48:52.706 Huh. Never seen a dumb bird like that before. 647 00:48:54.876 --> 00:48:56.706 Just watch. 648 00:49:00.751 --> 00:49:02.751 It's a huia. 649 00:49:06.417 --> 00:49:08.247 I reckon that bird was a huia. 650 00:49:08.959 --> 00:49:10.169 Supposed to be extinct. 651 00:49:10.459 --> 00:49:12.129 That's pretty rare. 652 00:49:12.376 --> 00:49:17.376 Mate,... I reckon there'd be a lot of people interested in seeing something like that. 653 00:49:17.459 --> 00:49:21.129 And the people who discovered them would be... pretty famous. 654 00:49:21.130 --> 00:49:23.746 Yeah, probably some money in it too. 655 00:49:23.751 --> 00:49:27.171 Mind you, need some photos to prove it. 656 00:49:28.167 --> 00:49:30.037 We don't have a camera. 657 00:49:31.209 --> 00:49:33.079 When was the last time you washed? 658 00:49:33.251 --> 00:49:34.881 About a month ago. 659 00:49:35.084 --> 00:49:37.004 Well, that's not enough, eh? 660 00:49:55.292 --> 00:49:56.832 OK, mate. Let's go. 661 00:50:03.001 --> 00:50:03.921 What have you got there mate? 662 00:50:03.959 --> 00:50:05.749 Huh? Oh books. 663 00:50:06.167 --> 00:50:09.747 Books? Bloody books. Look for food and warm stuff. 664 00:50:10.001 --> 00:50:13.461 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Keep your pants on. 665 00:50:16.834 --> 00:50:18.754 Jeez. That's a ranger. 666 00:50:19.709 --> 00:50:20.749 Oh, he's dead. 667 00:50:24.334 --> 00:50:25.334 Oh Jeez. 668 00:50:25.917 --> 00:50:27.627 You all right, mate? What's the matter? 669 00:50:29.001 --> 00:50:30.711 Ricky, we've got to do something. 670 00:50:30.959 --> 00:50:33.878 Are you going to manslaughter him? Because I don't think I can watch. 671 00:50:33.879 --> 00:50:37.076 No, you idiot. I'm... We've got to get him some help. 672 00:50:37.126 --> 00:50:39.786 There's a track down to a river; there's some bush people that live down there. 673 00:50:39.792 --> 00:50:40.961 It's about a two-hour trek. 674 00:50:40.962 --> 00:50:42.459 We can make it before dark. 675 00:50:43.667 --> 00:50:46.147 Well, someone has got to stay behind and look after this bloke. 676 00:50:47.667 --> 00:50:48.707 Have fun. 677 00:50:48.876 --> 00:50:51.996 Now don't go wandering just stick to the tracks. 678 00:50:52.334 --> 00:50:55.750 If you get desperate,... eat your dog. 679 00:50:55.751 --> 00:50:56.751 What? 680 00:50:57.084 --> 00:51:00.924 You'll be right, mate. Just bloody well come back, OK? 681 00:51:00.959 --> 00:51:01.959 OK. 682 00:51:36.501 --> 00:51:38.671 What do you think you're doing out here, freaky kid? 683 00:51:38.959 --> 00:51:40.749 There's a sick man up at Carrington Hut 684 00:51:40.792 --> 00:51:44.002 He can't walk, and he's having trouble breathing. Can you radio in a chopper? 685 00:51:44.042 --> 00:51:46.132 OK. Sweet as. 686 00:51:47.042 --> 00:51:52.752 'Uh, yeah, we need a helicopter up here ASAP. Over.' 687 00:51:53.667 --> 00:51:55.627 Does it look like I carry a radio? 688 00:51:55.667 --> 00:51:56.827 What's wrong with him? 689 00:51:56.834 --> 00:51:58.294 I don't know. He might be dying. 690 00:51:58.334 --> 00:52:02.424 Ew. Oh, OK. Come on, we'll go call the cop. 691 00:52:04.792 --> 00:52:07.922 Get on, man. 692 00:52:27.709 --> 00:52:31.749 I've already told you, Bruce up at Carrington Hut. He's probably already dead by now. 693 00:52:31.792 --> 00:52:33.002 Do you want some ice cream? 694 00:52:33.042 --> 00:52:37.002 How should I know? Do your job, fly up there and take a look. 695 00:52:37.084 --> 00:52:39.584 I already told you that, but you're not listening. 696 00:52:39.626 --> 00:52:41.786 Oh, yes, I do. I can. Uh... 697 00:52:42.001 --> 00:52:43.250 You want a sausage? Yeah, yeah. Do that. 698 00:52:43.251 --> 00:52:46.921 Yeah, I'll tell him. Laters. 699 00:52:47.042 --> 00:52:49.143 They're gonna head up there first thing in the morning. 700 00:52:49.167 --> 00:52:52.787 Better go, then. Got to get there before they do so I can warn Uncle... 701 00:52:52.834 --> 00:52:55.754 Relax, bro. I know who you are. I've seen your picture in the paper. 702 00:52:55.755 --> 00:52:58.381 Except you're skinnier in real life. 703 00:52:58.792 --> 00:53:00.422 Where's your parents? 704 00:53:00.459 --> 00:53:01.459 Dead. 705 00:53:03.292 --> 00:53:06.502 Nah, jokes. My, um, dad, he's watching the league with my uncle, 706 00:53:06.503 --> 00:53:08.750 and my mum, she's working at the lodge. 707 00:53:08.751 --> 00:53:10.081 Do you want to smoke a joint? 708 00:53:11.292 --> 00:53:14.961 Nah, I'm just being a dick. I don't smoke. I'm talking heaps eh? 709 00:53:14.962 --> 00:53:19.169 Yeah, people say I talk too much. You don't talk much, eh? I can talk for ages. 710 00:53:19.209 --> 00:53:22.129 If you want me to talk for ages, or if you don't me to talk, 711 00:53:22.167 --> 00:53:23.747 just tell me if you don't want me to talk. 712 00:53:23.751 --> 00:53:26.711 Like, this one time I was school, and I was talking too much, 713 00:53:26.751 --> 00:53:27.921 and the teacher walks in... 714 00:53:31.667 --> 00:53:34.377 I'm not listening to her, because she's my Auntie... 715 00:53:35.501 --> 00:53:43.501 ♪ Only the crumbliest, flakiest chocolate. Tastes like... 716 00:53:43.917 --> 00:53:45.157 But then I just kept talking... 717 00:53:46.709 --> 00:53:51.999 Hey, bub. Far out those bloody Warriors are useless! Koretux. 718 00:53:52.251 --> 00:53:54.421 That's my dad. 719 00:53:54.459 --> 00:53:56.039 They are killing me. 720 00:53:57.209 --> 00:53:58.329 Hey. 721 00:54:00.126 --> 00:54:02.496 You're him. You're you! That's him! 722 00:54:02.542 --> 00:54:06.582 Oh, Ricky Baker in my house. You want, uh, anything? 723 00:54:06.584 --> 00:54:10.634 Sausage, bro? We've got heaps of sausages, brother. Far... 724 00:54:10.792 --> 00:54:14.792 I hate to ask you this, Ricky, but I'll kick myself if I don't. 725 00:54:14.834 --> 00:54:16.384 Um,... 726 00:54:17.876 --> 00:54:19.996 Can I have a selfie, please? 727 00:54:20.626 --> 00:54:24.326 Yeah? Yeah? Far! oh my goodness. 728 00:54:24.334 --> 00:54:27.714 The boys are gonna be buzzing on this one. 729 00:54:28.334 --> 00:54:30.254 Big smile. Big smile. 730 00:54:30.376 --> 00:54:32.456 Sad face. Sad face. 731 00:54:34.167 --> 00:54:36.077 Just take a quick selfie of us. 732 00:54:36.126 --> 00:54:37.727 It's not a selfie if I take it, you idiot. 733 00:54:37.751 --> 00:54:41.421 Oh, come on. Just pretend I'm the head to his body. CLICK! 734 00:54:41.459 --> 00:54:43.919 I captured Ricky Baker! 735 00:54:44.709 --> 00:54:47.499 Yeah, you captured me too. You captured me. 736 00:54:47.542 --> 00:54:49.922 Oh no! 737 00:54:49.959 --> 00:54:54.249 Yeah. Chur, my bro. Chur. Thank you, my bro. 738 00:54:54.251 --> 00:54:58.041 Been awesome meeting you, Ricky. Just keep doing what you're doing, man. 739 00:54:58.084 --> 00:55:01.583 Keep striving. Stay Maori, bro. We need a couple more Maoris like you. 740 00:55:01.584 --> 00:55:03.464 Oh, shut up. No, you shut up, eh. 741 00:55:03.465 --> 00:55:04.879 Yeah, get out. 742 00:55:04.917 --> 00:55:08.627 I'm imparting my knowledge on the bro. You're the man for me. 743 00:55:08.667 --> 00:55:11.327 You're a boy, but you're a man. 744 00:55:12.126 --> 00:55:17.876 Bro. I love you, Ricky. 745 00:55:24.626 --> 00:55:27.706 Why are you on the run? Don't you want a normal life? 746 00:55:29.251 --> 00:55:30.631 Don't know. Maybe. 747 00:55:31.501 --> 00:55:33.671 You fullas could come live here. They'll never find you. 748 00:55:33.672 --> 00:55:35.417 Nobody ever comes in here. 749 00:55:35.959 --> 00:55:37.629 I have to ask Uncle first. 750 00:55:37.751 --> 00:55:40.631 They say he's dangerous. You guys get along? 751 00:55:40.667 --> 00:55:43.627 Yeah, we're like best friends. We get on so well. 752 00:55:43.751 --> 00:55:46.129 He's, like, one of the best bushmans in the whole country. 753 00:55:46.130 --> 00:55:48.126 He, like, teached me all of his skills, 754 00:55:48.167 --> 00:55:51.377 so now we're, like, equal best bushmen in the country. 755 00:55:51.378 --> 00:55:53.036 Yeah, we're best friends. 756 00:55:54.042 --> 00:55:55.882 Oh, where's your mum and dad? 757 00:55:55.917 --> 00:56:00.207 Don't know who my dad was, and my mum got rid of me when I was little. 758 00:56:02.001 --> 00:56:05.251 Oh, you know where she is? You ever met her? 759 00:56:06.251 --> 00:56:08.381 You know anything about her? 760 00:56:17.542 --> 00:56:21.962 Oh, pretty. She must've had you when she was a teenager. 761 00:56:23.417 --> 00:56:25.207 You ever try and find her? 762 00:56:27.584 --> 00:56:30.504 Oh, you don't have to. She should find you. 763 00:56:31.209 --> 00:56:33.959 What do you reckon you'd say to her if you ever met her? 764 00:56:35.084 --> 00:56:37.924 Don't know. Never really think about it. 765 00:56:38.959 --> 00:56:40.919 You want to hear a song I wrote? 766 00:56:42.167 --> 00:56:44.877 OK. Here goes. It's an original. 767 00:56:52.167 --> 00:56:55.077 ♪ Turn your lights down low. 768 00:56:55.292 --> 00:56:58.382 OK, I lied. It's not an original. 769 00:56:58.417 --> 00:57:04.417 ♪ And pull your window curtains. ♪ Your window curtains. 770 00:57:12.334 --> 00:57:17.334 ♪ Into our life again... 771 00:57:18.751 --> 00:57:26.751 ♪ Saying, 'Ooh, it's been a long, long time...' ♪ 772 00:57:34.084 --> 00:57:37.250 Morena, bro. Sausage? 773 00:57:37.251 --> 00:57:38.421 Yeah bro, you slept in. 774 00:57:38.459 --> 00:57:40.079 Oh no! 775 00:57:51.251 --> 00:57:54.251 Man, we gotta work on your dismounts. 776 00:57:55.251 --> 00:57:56.631 You all good from here? 777 00:57:56.792 --> 00:57:58.502 Yeah. 778 00:57:59.167 --> 00:58:01.377 OK, Ricky bro, catch you up. 779 00:58:02.126 --> 00:58:03.456 Catch you up. 780 00:58:13.667 --> 00:58:15.127 Uncle! 781 00:58:15.167 --> 00:58:16.577 Tupac, come on! 782 00:58:22.251 --> 00:58:24.916 Oh no! 783 00:58:24.917 --> 00:58:26.247 Ninjas! 784 00:58:26.834 --> 00:58:28.884 Dire wolves! 785 00:58:30.292 --> 00:58:32.502 Child Welfare! 786 00:58:36.251 --> 00:58:40.381 Where did they go? Where did they go?! 787 00:58:40.417 --> 00:58:42.747 I know you know something. 788 00:58:43.209 --> 00:58:46.999 Paula, he's the ranger. He had diabetes. They saved his life. 789 00:58:47.042 --> 00:58:48.211 Oh, spare me, Andy. 790 00:58:48.212 --> 00:58:49.749 This is Gavin, our tech guy. 791 00:58:49.834 --> 00:58:53.214 Gav, Paula Hall, Child Welfare Services. No child left behind. 792 00:58:53.251 --> 00:58:55.500 So, talk to me, Gav. What's the situation? 793 00:58:55.501 --> 00:58:59.331 Uh, well, the hut is empty so they must've left before we got here. 794 00:58:59.376 --> 00:59:01.416 Ooh, you worked that out on your own, Gav? 795 00:59:02.334 --> 00:59:03.833 OK, what else? 796 00:59:03.834 --> 00:59:06.794 Well, uh, we've, ah, set up a rendezvous spot here for the search party. 797 00:59:06.834 --> 00:59:09.964 And, uh, then we can bring in, uh, Stingray. 798 00:59:10.001 --> 00:59:11.791 Stingray? Talk to me, talk to me. 799 00:59:11.834 --> 00:59:16.424 Oh, well basically it's just a portable cell phone tower that emits a false frequency. 800 00:59:16.459 --> 00:59:20.879 So any cell phone in a 5 K radius will latch on, thinking it's an ordinary network. 801 00:59:20.917 --> 00:59:24.327 Frickin' A, brother. That's some 'five eyes' shit right there. 802 00:59:24.376 --> 00:59:28.996 OK. Them clowns is about to get Stingray-ed. 803 00:59:30.417 --> 00:59:35.077 Uncle, Uncle, Uncle. Think, think, think, think. 804 00:59:35.501 --> 00:59:37.791 Oh! Tupac, find Zag. 805 00:59:39.376 --> 00:59:42.666 Oh, you're useless. Oh! Think, Ricky, think. 806 00:59:42.709 --> 00:59:45.209 What would Uncle do? What would Uncle do? 807 00:59:45.251 --> 00:59:49.211 Oh yes. Yes! Find water, and then go to higher ground. 808 00:59:49.251 --> 00:59:50.581 And don't get naked. 809 01:00:02.001 --> 01:00:04.250 Ricky Baker and Hector Faulkner... 810 01:00:04.251 --> 01:00:08.631 two renegade outlaws on the run for four months now, 811 01:00:08.667 --> 01:00:11.787 and fast becoming legends here in NZ. 812 01:00:12.584 --> 01:00:15.916 Faulkner and Baker's popularity is on the rise 813 01:00:15.917 --> 01:00:20.537 after a valiant effort to save a critically ill park ranger. 814 01:00:21.542 --> 01:00:26.252 The forces are circling against them, and I am reminded of 'First Blood'. 815 01:00:26.542 --> 01:00:31.000 John Rambo, a man alone... obviously they're two men alone... 816 01:00:31.001 --> 01:00:36.625 out there somewhere beyond the cutty grass in this dense, thick bush. 817 01:00:36.626 --> 01:00:40.576 OK? Easy, efficient, economic. All right, guys? 818 01:00:41.084 --> 01:00:43.044 Take us back a step. What happened in...? 819 01:00:43.084 --> 01:00:45.924 Uh, I lost control and, uh, I gave him the beating of his life. 820 01:00:45.959 --> 01:00:47.209 Yeah, you got him good. 821 01:00:47.251 --> 01:00:51.750 We're offering $10,000 to anyone who can capture them, dead or alive. 822 01:00:51.751 --> 01:00:55.631 Oh,... alive. They should be alive. 823 01:00:57.792 --> 01:01:02.332 They are fighting for freedom. And we believe in freedom in NZ. 824 01:01:02.376 --> 01:01:04.536 It is a marvellous thing. 825 01:01:09.709 --> 01:01:13.249 Oi! Ricky! Freeze! 826 01:01:13.334 --> 01:01:17.004 OK, OK. OK, Ricky. Stay there we're coming over to you. 827 01:01:17.417 --> 01:01:18.827 Come on. 828 01:01:18.876 --> 01:01:22.036 It's too steep. It's too steep. Ricky, you come across here. 829 01:01:22.084 --> 01:01:22.834 No. 830 01:01:22.835 --> 01:01:26.254 Just slide down the bank, cross this stream, and then climb up to us. 831 01:01:26.292 --> 01:01:27.922 - C'mon Ricky. - You're absolutely safe. 832 01:01:27.959 --> 01:01:30.329 All you have to do is grab some branches or some roots. OK? 833 01:01:30.376 --> 01:01:30.956 No! 834 01:01:31.001 --> 01:01:32.960 Ricky. Come over here right now! 835 01:01:32.961 --> 01:01:35.629 I'm not going back. I'm not going to juvie. 836 01:01:35.667 --> 01:01:38.247 You are playing with a bag of snakes, boy. 837 01:01:38.292 --> 01:01:40.582 A big bag with a lot of holes in it. 838 01:01:40.584 --> 01:01:42.584 You've got the whole country looking for you. 839 01:01:42.626 --> 01:01:43.876 I'll never stop running. 840 01:01:43.917 --> 01:01:47.247 Yeah, and I'll never stop chasing you. I'm relentless. I'm like the Terminator. 841 01:01:47.251 --> 01:01:48.750 I'm more like Terminator than you. 842 01:01:48.751 --> 01:01:50.791 I said it first. You're more like Sarah Connor. 843 01:01:50.834 --> 01:01:51.504 No I'm not! 844 01:01:51.542 --> 01:01:55.502 Yes. And in the first movie too, before she could do chin-ups. 845 01:01:55.503 --> 01:01:59.166 It doesn't have to be this difficult, Ricky. Yeah? 846 01:01:59.167 --> 01:02:02.377 You're cold, you're damp... and hungry. 847 01:02:03.834 --> 01:02:06.214 Look at that... scroggin. 848 01:02:06.334 --> 01:02:08.834 Got some nuts and dried fruit... 849 01:02:09.626 --> 01:02:12.826 Little pieces of chocolate. Yum. Delicious. 850 01:02:12.959 --> 01:02:14.668 We could cut a deal; make a trade. 851 01:02:14.669 --> 01:02:15.827 What kind of deal? 852 01:02:16.959 --> 01:02:18.629 The old man. 853 01:02:19.709 --> 01:02:22.329 You say that he made you do it, let him take the rap, 854 01:02:22.376 --> 01:02:24.746 and I'll make sure you never go back to juvie. 855 01:02:25.626 --> 01:02:29.246 We'll find you a new foster home; a new Bella. 856 01:02:29.917 --> 01:02:32.077 - No deal. - Oh, come on, Sarah Connor. 857 01:02:32.084 --> 01:02:33.291 Don't be a fool. 858 01:02:33.292 --> 01:02:35.382 You don't trade family for anything. 859 01:02:35.417 --> 01:02:37.207 Well, you just keep running. 860 01:02:37.626 --> 01:02:40.576 He's here! He's here. We got him! 861 01:02:40.626 --> 01:02:42.576 Go! Go! Go! 862 01:03:08.292 --> 01:03:12.882 OK. So you ate a sausage, she sang a song, and you went to sleep. 863 01:03:14.042 --> 01:03:17.712 What? It was a relaxing song... and a relaxing sausage. 864 01:03:20.417 --> 01:03:24.577 Do you think we've walked a thousand miles yet? Like the wildebeest? 865 01:03:24.959 --> 01:03:26.039 Well, it feels like it, eh? 866 01:03:26.334 --> 01:03:31.254 Yeah. Always on the move, always on the lookout for hunters, 867 01:03:31.501 --> 01:03:36.501 just like the wildebeest, except humans. 868 01:03:36.876 --> 01:03:39.666 We're... Wilderpeople. 869 01:03:40.084 --> 01:03:41.424 Yeah, that's us. 870 01:03:41.459 --> 01:03:45.875 OK then, Wilderboy, let's find somewhere to eat, shall we? 871 01:03:45.876 --> 01:03:46.996 There they are! 872 01:03:47.042 --> 01:03:48.832 Freeze! 873 01:03:49.751 --> 01:03:52.711 Shit just got real. Again. 874 01:03:53.001 --> 01:03:54.381 Now, drop your weapons. 875 01:03:54.667 --> 01:03:56.667 - We're not holding any weapons... - Drop 'em! 876 01:03:58.001 --> 01:03:59.631 Go see what they got, Ricky. 877 01:04:04.084 --> 01:04:05.714 Baked beans, 878 01:04:06.084 --> 01:04:07.674 spaghetti, 879 01:04:08.084 --> 01:04:10.384 ba... baba... What? 880 01:04:10.417 --> 01:04:11.957 Oh, baba ganoush. 881 01:04:12.376 --> 01:04:13.126 What? 882 01:04:13.167 --> 01:04:14.537 Baba ganoush. 883 01:04:16.417 --> 01:04:17.037 What? 884 01:04:17.084 --> 01:04:18.884 Binoculars, 885 01:04:19.126 --> 01:04:21.916 rope, gaffer tape. 886 01:04:25.751 --> 01:04:27.331 Get their guns, Ricky. 887 01:04:27.751 --> 01:04:29.251 Give me your guns. 888 01:04:31.251 --> 01:04:32.711 Take the bolts out. 889 01:04:33.876 --> 01:04:35.996 There's a reward for your capture. 890 01:04:36.584 --> 01:04:37.634 How much? 891 01:04:38.084 --> 01:04:39.084 10 grand. 892 01:04:39.292 --> 01:04:41.422 Tell us when it gets to 20. 893 01:04:45.334 --> 01:04:49.134 And when they ask who did this, tell them it was the Wilderpeople. 894 01:04:49.167 --> 01:04:50.627 The What-er-people? 895 01:04:52.334 --> 01:04:54.214 The Wilderpeople. 896 01:05:10.709 --> 01:05:14.709 No, I can't go back there. It wasn't my farm; you know that. It was Bella's. 897 01:05:14.751 --> 01:05:18.831 She ran the show. I could do stuff... me and the dog... but she was the farmer. 898 01:05:18.834 --> 01:05:20.214 And the cook. 899 01:05:20.251 --> 01:05:21.751 Yeah, a bloody good cook too. 900 01:05:22.959 --> 01:05:27.879 But you... you can't keep on the run forever. You've got to go back to society, you know that. 901 01:05:28.209 --> 01:05:31.459 I'm a menace to society. Anyway, if I ever went back, 902 01:05:31.501 --> 01:05:34.131 I'd probably end up driving a steamroller or something. 903 01:05:34.167 --> 01:05:36.287 That's what happens to gangsters. 904 01:05:36.334 --> 01:05:39.227 Well, there's nothing wrong with that, but if you're better at something else, 905 01:05:39.251 --> 01:05:40.977 then you should probably give that a go, shouldn't you? 906 01:05:41.001 --> 01:05:43.081 Yeah, but I'm better at being a gangster. 907 01:05:43.126 --> 01:05:44.456 You're not a bloody gangster. 908 01:05:44.501 --> 01:05:45.501 How would you know? 909 01:05:45.542 --> 01:05:49.082 Because I've known real gangsters, and they're a lot tougher than you are. 910 01:05:49.126 --> 01:05:51.166 Yeah, but were they skux, though? 911 01:05:51.167 --> 01:05:53.207 Skux? What the hell does that mean? 912 01:05:53.251 --> 01:05:55.711 You know,... skux. 913 01:05:55.959 --> 01:05:57.709 Yeah, but what does it mean? 914 01:05:57.751 --> 01:06:04.711 Everything. It's cool, spunky, brainy, good-looking, you know, gangster. 915 01:06:04.751 --> 01:06:08.291 Oh, for God's sake. You're not a bloody gangster! 916 01:06:10.126 --> 01:06:11.126 Oh, jeez. 917 01:06:11.876 --> 01:06:13.376 Zag! Tupac! Get back, Zag! 918 01:06:13.417 --> 01:06:15.666 Get back! Come back here, you...! 919 01:06:15.667 --> 01:06:17.997 Get in behind! Get in behind, Zag! 920 01:06:18.042 --> 01:06:19.042 Zag! 921 01:06:23.959 --> 01:06:24.959 Zag! 922 01:06:25.667 --> 01:06:27.377 Get out of it, you mongrel! 923 01:06:30.834 --> 01:06:32.504 Shit. 924 01:06:49.834 --> 01:06:50.834 Uncle! 925 01:07:44.251 --> 01:07:47.291 What have you done? 926 01:07:54.751 --> 01:07:57.751 Oh jeez. 927 01:08:05.417 --> 01:08:07.497 Give us your gun, mate. Hm? 928 01:08:07.834 --> 01:08:08.964 Go on, get out. No, Uncle. 929 01:08:09.042 --> 01:08:10.502 Get out of... Uncle! Get out of here, 930 01:08:10.542 --> 01:08:12.582 Ricky. Go on, get out. 931 01:08:12.667 --> 01:08:14.457 But can't we just...? Go! 932 01:08:41.959 --> 01:08:43.039 What does that say? 933 01:08:43.084 --> 01:08:44.174 Zag. 934 01:08:45.834 --> 01:08:47.294 Good. 935 01:10:09.167 --> 01:10:11.747 So, she's been with us the whole time, eh? 936 01:10:12.542 --> 01:10:13.542 Yeah. 937 01:10:13.959 --> 01:10:17.829 Well, pretty close to the sky up here. 938 01:10:20.126 --> 01:10:22.456 Thanks for bringing her, mate. 939 01:10:34.917 --> 01:10:40.827 ♪ When they poured across the border, I was cautioned to surrender. 940 01:10:40.834 --> 01:10:43.584 ♪ This I could not do. 941 01:10:45.626 --> 01:10:49.036 ♪ I took my gun and vanished. 942 01:10:56.584 --> 01:10:59.464 ♪ I have changed my name so often, 943 01:10:59.542 --> 01:11:02.332 ♪ I've lost my wife and children. 944 01:11:02.376 --> 01:11:04.786 ♪ But I've many friends. 945 01:11:06.834 --> 01:11:10.424 ♪ And some of them are with me. 946 01:11:15.167 --> 01:11:17.787 ♪ Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing. 947 01:11:17.917 --> 01:11:20.877 ♪ Through the graves, the wind is blowing. 948 01:11:21.292 --> 01:11:23.712 ♪ Freedom soon will come. 949 01:11:25.084 --> 01:11:29.464 ♪ Then we'll come from the shadows. 950 01:11:36.626 --> 01:11:39.706 ♪ Un vieil homme dans un grenier 951 01:11:39.709 --> 01:11:42.249 ♪ pour la nuit nous a chaches. 952 01:11:42.251 --> 01:11:45.131 ♪ Les Allemands l'ont pris. 953 01:11:47.126 --> 01:11:53.376 ♪ II est mort sans surprise. 954 01:11:57.917 --> 01:12:00.916 ♪ Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing. 955 01:12:00.917 --> 01:12:03.827 ♪ Through the graves, the wind is blowing. 956 01:12:03.876 --> 01:12:06.786 ♪ Freedom soon will come. 957 01:12:08.917 --> 01:12:12.537 ♪ Then we'll come from the shadows. ♪ 958 01:12:26.751 --> 01:12:28.791 I wonder how long they're going to hunt us for. 959 01:12:28.792 --> 01:12:30.582 Oh, it's hard to say. 960 01:12:30.667 --> 01:12:33.747 Those idiots are worse in the bush than you are. 961 01:12:34.292 --> 01:12:37.082 Useless. Couldn't find a clown in a circus. 962 01:12:37.126 --> 01:12:38.536 Stop! This is the police! 963 01:12:38.584 --> 01:12:39.584 Oh shit! 964 01:13:09.709 --> 01:13:11.329 What? 965 01:13:23.209 --> 01:13:26.079 I was trying to tell you it was like The Lord of the Rings. 966 01:13:52.417 --> 01:13:53.457 What the...? 967 01:13:55.584 --> 01:13:57.424 Can you see that bush over there? 968 01:13:58.042 --> 01:13:59.422 Yeah. 969 01:14:03.501 --> 01:14:05.581 Is it a man or a bush? 970 01:14:07.501 --> 01:14:08.751 Bush! 971 01:14:10.251 --> 01:14:12.251 Man! 972 01:14:12.459 --> 01:14:16.289 Bushman! 973 01:14:17.959 --> 01:14:19.709 Ah! 974 01:14:20.501 --> 01:14:23.581 Hello. I was hoping to run into you two. 975 01:14:23.626 --> 01:14:27.076 Well, if you're after the reward, you can bugger off. We're dangerous. 976 01:14:27.126 --> 01:14:28.826 Yeah, we're dangerous. 977 01:14:28.834 --> 01:14:32.333 Yeah, no. I heard about that. Don't worry. I'm not going to capture you. 978 01:14:32.334 --> 01:14:34.714 You guys heard of a... a local legend 979 01:14:34.751 --> 01:14:38.461 about a guy who lives out here in the bush on this own? 980 01:14:38.584 --> 01:14:41.544 They call him Psycho Sam! 981 01:14:44.376 --> 01:14:45.376 No. 982 01:14:45.417 --> 01:14:48.207 No? Oh, OK. 983 01:14:49.001 --> 01:14:50.751 Well, my name is Sam, anyway. 984 01:14:51.501 --> 01:14:56.421 I'm a friend! Come on. 985 01:15:10.334 --> 01:15:11.834 Bikkie? 986 01:15:20.751 --> 01:15:24.461 Why do you reckon he calls himself Psycho Sam? 987 01:15:25.834 --> 01:15:29.544 Here you go. Put these on. Stop the Government from tracking you. 988 01:15:30.167 --> 01:15:31.377 Never mind 989 01:15:31.417 --> 01:15:34.377 That fulla you saved... he was a ranger. Diabetic. 990 01:15:34.417 --> 01:15:36.417 You got a little support over that. 991 01:15:36.459 --> 01:15:38.977 But then you robbed those hunters, so you're back in the negatives again. 992 01:15:39.001 --> 01:15:41.881 Well, that was... this fella. He's the maniac. 993 01:15:41.917 --> 01:15:44.707 Well, they're still saying you're dangerous. And a bit of a pervert. 994 01:15:44.751 --> 01:15:45.581 God damn it! 995 01:15:45.626 --> 01:15:49.626 It's all right. You can stay here as long as you like. I've been up here 15 years now. 996 01:15:49.917 --> 01:15:51.167 Got everything I need. 997 01:15:51.501 --> 01:15:52.921 How long they been chasing ya? 998 01:15:52.959 --> 01:15:54.669 I don't know. About five months now? 999 01:15:54.709 --> 01:15:55.669 Bastards! 1000 01:15:55.709 --> 01:15:59.477 That's the typical government. Always trying to step on the little guy just for living his life. 1001 01:15:59.501 --> 01:16:00.751 It never stops either. 1002 01:16:00.792 --> 01:16:02.422 That's why I can't go back. 1003 01:16:02.709 --> 01:16:04.129 Not going to be part of the machine. 1004 01:16:04.130 --> 01:16:05.286 Form fillers. 1005 01:16:05.501 --> 01:16:06.711 Form fillers? 1006 01:16:07.834 --> 01:16:09.166 That's how they get you. 1007 01:16:09.167 --> 01:16:11.537 Anything you want to do in life, you got to fill out a form. 1008 01:16:11.584 --> 01:16:13.084 And they've got forms for everything. 1009 01:16:13.126 --> 01:16:14.706 You fill it out, it goes upstairs, 1010 01:16:14.751 --> 01:16:16.209 and then they make you fill out a new form, 1011 01:16:16.210 --> 01:16:18.477 just to confirm it was you that filled out the first form. 1012 01:16:18.501 --> 01:16:20.041 And if ever you want to stop filling out forms, 1013 01:16:20.042 --> 01:16:23.002 well, there's about five different forms for that. 1014 01:16:23.542 --> 01:16:26.502 Don't even get me started on the national rugby team. 1015 01:16:26.751 --> 01:16:28.631 They're not human. 1016 01:16:43.626 --> 01:16:45.286 What you doing, mate? 1017 01:16:46.667 --> 01:16:47.667 Writing. 1018 01:16:48.334 --> 01:16:50.544 And what are you writing, Mr Shakespeare? 1019 01:16:52.209 --> 01:16:53.329 Haiku. 1020 01:16:54.459 --> 01:16:56.829 Well, go on, read it out. I'll tell you if it's any good. 1021 01:16:57.501 --> 01:16:59.331 No, it's just a personal one. 1022 01:16:59.626 --> 01:17:01.626 Oh, come on. Don't be shy. 1023 01:17:02.209 --> 01:17:03.919 Mm, OK. 1024 01:17:06.126 --> 01:17:09.786 Trees, birds, rivers, sky. 1025 01:17:10.126 --> 01:17:12.326 Running with my Uncle Hec. 1026 01:17:12.709 --> 01:17:14.379 Living forever. 1027 01:17:17.334 --> 01:17:19.424 See? Told you it was dumb. 1028 01:17:21.501 --> 01:17:24.081 No, no. 1029 01:17:24.126 --> 01:17:26.706 It was just that 1030 01:17:26.959 --> 01:17:28.129 Well, that's the... 1031 01:17:29.459 --> 01:17:33.329 That's the first time I've... heard my name in a poem. 1032 01:17:33.834 --> 01:17:34.834 I liked it. 1033 01:17:38.876 --> 01:17:41.916 Gee, Bella would have loved this adventure, wouldn't she? 1034 01:17:42.084 --> 01:17:45.674 Mm. Why couldn't you guys have any kids? 1035 01:17:46.334 --> 01:17:49.134 Well, just couldn't. 1036 01:17:49.167 --> 01:17:52.497 Well, I couldn't. 1037 01:17:53.001 --> 01:17:56.541 That's not very fair. Some people can't even have babies. 1038 01:17:57.001 --> 01:18:00.421 And the ones who can... they don't even want them. 1039 01:18:02.209 --> 01:18:03.709 Like my mum. 1040 01:18:04.334 --> 01:18:07.134 No, mate. She wanted you. She was... 1041 01:18:07.167 --> 01:18:10.707 she was probably just young. She couldn't work out how to raise you, you know. 1042 01:18:10.709 --> 01:18:12.539 I bet she loved you, though. 1043 01:18:13.126 --> 01:18:14.126 Doubt it. 1044 01:18:14.167 --> 01:18:16.327 Well, you never know. 1045 01:18:16.376 --> 01:18:18.496 You're pretty likeable. 1046 01:18:26.667 --> 01:18:28.247 Lights out, OK? 1047 01:18:28.917 --> 01:18:29.957 Goodnight, Sam. 1048 01:18:32.959 --> 01:18:35.289 Oh, I haven't got that fixed yet. 1049 01:18:35.334 --> 01:18:36.584 Goodnight, Uncle. 1050 01:18:36.917 --> 01:18:38.417 Goodnight, mate. 1051 01:19:14.709 --> 01:19:15.879 Uncle! 1052 01:19:19.917 --> 01:19:26.497 Uncle! Uncle! Uncle! Uncle! Uncle! Uncle! Uncle! Uncle! Uncle, we have to go! 1053 01:19:26.542 --> 01:19:29.750 Yeah. Even I can't stand his cooking anymore. 1054 01:19:29.751 --> 01:19:31.268 We'll get out off first thing in the morning, eh? 1055 01:19:31.292 --> 01:19:32.542 No! They're here. 1056 01:19:32.584 --> 01:19:35.625 Government! Government! Sorry, excuse me. 1057 01:19:35.626 --> 01:19:36.376 Did they see you? 1058 01:19:36.417 --> 01:19:37.747 No, but they're close! 1059 01:19:37.792 --> 01:19:39.208 OK. Get our stuff! 1060 01:19:39.209 --> 01:19:41.539 Hey! Hey, what happened to my phone? 1061 01:19:41.584 --> 01:19:43.794 I upgraded it for ya. You're on four bars now. 1062 01:19:43.834 --> 01:19:45.634 You clown. What have you done? 1063 01:19:45.876 --> 01:19:47.435 Come out and give over the boy, Mr Faulkner. 1064 01:19:47.459 --> 01:19:48.999 Uncle! Uncle! They're close. 1065 01:19:49.001 --> 01:19:52.381 Sam, what's the fastest way out of here? 1066 01:19:52.792 --> 01:19:54.882 - Jet pack! - Do you actually have a jet pack? 1067 01:19:54.917 --> 01:19:55.917 No. What? 1068 01:19:56.376 --> 01:19:59.666 Wait! I've got an underground bunker. 1069 01:19:59.751 --> 01:20:02.711 This tunnel leads directly to an underground chamb... 1070 01:20:03.209 --> 01:20:04.418 I haven't dug it yet. Oh! 1071 01:20:04.419 --> 01:20:06.667 What have I been doing with my life? 1072 01:20:06.834 --> 01:20:10.834 That's it. We've run out of options. Just pretend to be dead. I'll be here. 1073 01:20:12.626 --> 01:20:14.956 Come on, guys. It only works if we all do it. 1074 01:20:15.001 --> 01:20:17.631 For Christ's sake, Sam, pull yourself together. 1075 01:20:17.709 --> 01:20:20.539 We need to get out of here right now. What are we gonna do? 1076 01:20:21.834 --> 01:20:23.714 - Crumpy! - What? 1077 01:20:23.751 --> 01:20:24.751 Crumpy will take you! 1078 01:20:24.792 --> 01:20:26.172 Who the hell is Crumpy?! 1079 01:20:31.001 --> 01:20:31.791 Crumpy! 1080 01:20:31.834 --> 01:20:33.458 Jesus, does she even go? 1081 01:20:33.459 --> 01:20:36.459 Crumpy. Unkillable. Four-wheel drive. 1082 01:20:36.584 --> 01:20:38.634 Both wheels go... go four-wheel-drive. 1083 01:20:38.667 --> 01:20:39.537 Ricky, where are ya? 1084 01:20:39.584 --> 01:20:41.674 Oh, where did I put the keys? 1085 01:20:43.626 --> 01:20:44.706 Unkillable! 1086 01:20:44.709 --> 01:20:45.459 Get in! 1087 01:20:45.501 --> 01:20:47.251 Ricky Baker, you are not driving this ute. 1088 01:20:47.292 --> 01:20:49.252 Get in the car! 1089 01:20:50.042 --> 01:20:51.922 Oh shit. 1090 01:20:53.376 --> 01:20:54.706 Tupac! 1091 01:20:55.751 --> 01:20:58.791 OK. I'll hold up the government and buy you some time. 1092 01:20:58.834 --> 01:21:01.004 Thanks, mate. Don't do anything stupid. 1093 01:21:01.042 --> 01:21:04.252 Me? 1094 01:21:06.751 --> 01:21:08.171 How did you get this thing started? 1095 01:21:08.209 --> 01:21:09.209 The knack. 1096 01:21:14.626 --> 01:21:15.666 Crumpy! 1097 01:21:25.001 --> 01:21:27.461 Hey! Sorry, mate. She's a bit bumpy around here. 1098 01:21:27.501 --> 01:21:29.711 Not too fast, Ricky. Slow down. 1099 01:21:31.834 --> 01:21:34.794 No! No! 1100 01:21:36.001 --> 01:21:37.041 Tree! 1101 01:21:37.084 --> 01:21:38.044 Get off! 1102 01:21:38.045 --> 01:21:41.002 Slow down! 1103 01:21:46.667 --> 01:21:47.707 That's my bike. 1104 01:21:47.751 --> 01:21:49.001 Shut up, they're mine. 1105 01:22:00.709 --> 01:22:01.709 Whoa. 1106 01:22:01.751 --> 01:22:03.381 Uh-oh. 1107 01:22:04.042 --> 01:22:06.042 May as well play it to the end. What do you reckon? 1108 01:22:06.209 --> 01:22:10.919 You mean have a shoot out, and then when we've got no bullets, run out and say, 'Freedom!' 1109 01:22:10.959 --> 01:22:12.829 And then die in a blaze of glory? 1110 01:22:13.167 --> 01:22:15.917 No. I actually meant till we run out of petrol. 1111 01:22:16.084 --> 01:22:18.794 Oh. Well, I'm dying in a blaze of glory. 1112 01:22:18.834 --> 01:22:21.254 No! 1113 01:22:28.959 --> 01:22:32.579 Oh. 1114 01:23:29.459 --> 01:23:30.459 Whoa. 1115 01:23:31.584 --> 01:23:36.674 Faulkner! This is the Police. Stop the vehicle and hand over the boy. 1116 01:23:36.751 --> 01:23:40.291 You're pretty much surrounded. No escape. 1117 01:23:41.042 --> 01:23:42.042 Come on mate. 1118 01:23:42.834 --> 01:23:44.754 Mr Faulkner... Mr Faulk... 1119 01:23:45.751 --> 01:23:48.461 Pull the bloody vehicle over, Faulkner. 1120 01:23:48.501 --> 01:23:49.711 Ricky Baker! 1121 01:23:49.751 --> 01:23:54.919 You pull that ute over right now or you're going to be in a whole lot of trouble, son! 1122 01:23:54.920 --> 01:23:57.457 You don't even have your full licence! 1123 01:24:01.251 --> 01:24:02.631 Ricky! 1124 01:24:08.251 --> 01:24:09.421 Is that what I think it is? 1125 01:24:09.459 --> 01:24:14.419 Uncle Hec! Uncle Hec, that's the actual army. This is like an actual war, like, for real! 1126 01:25:07.834 --> 01:25:09.384 Roger, Comms, we have visual. 1127 01:25:09.751 --> 01:25:14.631 Kilo, Foxtrot. We've lost them in the bush. 1128 01:25:18.251 --> 01:25:23.041 OK. Stop the truck, Ricky. I just... stop the truck. I want to get out now. 1129 01:25:23.042 --> 01:25:26.462 I didn't choose the skux life; the skux life chose me. 1130 01:25:26.501 --> 01:25:27.711 Ricky, stop. 1131 01:25:27.751 --> 01:25:29.461 Stop! 1132 01:25:29.501 --> 01:25:31.751 Freedom! 1133 01:26:05.501 --> 01:26:07.291 How many bullets do we have? 1134 01:26:07.417 --> 01:26:08.877 Ricky, we've got to stop. 1135 01:26:08.917 --> 01:26:11.207 Never! Come on! Mate, this is it for me. 1136 01:26:11.251 --> 01:26:16.211 Look... I can't go on anymore. My leg is buggered. I can hardly see. 1137 01:26:16.334 --> 01:26:17.424 This is the end. 1138 01:26:30.876 --> 01:26:33.496 Ricky Baker, you get out here this instant, son. 1139 01:26:33.542 --> 01:26:36.332 You've caused a lot of damage to private property today. 1140 01:26:36.334 --> 01:26:38.674 You've taken out this corrugated iron fence. 1141 01:26:38.792 --> 01:26:41.042 Not cool, not cheap. 1142 01:26:44.209 --> 01:26:47.499 Ricky, this isn't a game. That's real over there. 1143 01:26:47.542 --> 01:26:50.542 They're never gonna stop chasing, ever. We're done. 1144 01:26:50.584 --> 01:26:52.794 I'm not going back! 1145 01:26:52.834 --> 01:26:55.384 Listen, it's over. 1146 01:26:55.417 --> 01:26:56.417 Traitor! 1147 01:26:57.751 --> 01:27:01.081 Give me your gun! Give me it! Oi, you! Give me your gun. 1148 01:27:01.126 --> 01:27:03.326 It's been booked. It's in Wellington. 1149 01:27:03.376 --> 01:27:04.956 Oh for God's sake! 1150 01:27:05.126 --> 01:27:06.376 It wasn't me! 1151 01:27:07.126 --> 01:27:09.956 You idiot, what did I tell you about gun responsibility? 1152 01:27:10.751 --> 01:27:12.581 That's it. I'm giving you up. 1153 01:27:12.626 --> 01:27:14.206 We give up! 1154 01:27:15.501 --> 01:27:17.131 We give up! 1155 01:27:17.792 --> 01:27:20.125 He's molestering me! 1156 01:27:20.126 --> 01:27:21.286 I knew it. 1157 01:27:23.001 --> 01:27:24.500 You little bastard! 1158 01:27:24.501 --> 01:27:26.211 He's a molesterer! 1159 01:27:26.292 --> 01:27:30.792 I'm not! He's lying! I'm not a molesterer! 1160 01:27:31.667 --> 01:27:33.127 I bloody hate you. 1161 01:27:33.167 --> 01:27:34.957 I hate you too, traitor! 1162 01:27:35.042 --> 01:27:39.382 That's it. You're on your own. 1163 01:27:39.751 --> 01:27:41.711 Don't shoot! 1164 01:27:53.167 --> 01:27:55.167 Don't you take another step. 1165 01:27:58.001 --> 01:27:59.421 What do you think you're doing? 1166 01:27:59.459 --> 01:28:01.499 What do you think he's doing, Andy? 1167 01:28:02.959 --> 01:28:03.669 Andy? 1168 01:28:03.709 --> 01:28:06.629 You're not going anywhere. We stick together! 1169 01:28:06.709 --> 01:28:08.499 What, are you gonna shoot me? 1170 01:28:09.334 --> 01:28:11.541 Do it. 1171 01:28:11.542 --> 01:28:13.172 We're family! 1172 01:28:13.459 --> 01:28:15.209 Like hell. 1173 01:28:15.542 --> 01:28:16.922 Go ahead. Shoot me. 1174 01:28:16.959 --> 01:28:19.829 Got you now, perv. 1175 01:28:22.209 --> 01:28:23.209 Oh! 1176 01:28:23.251 --> 01:28:25.631 You shot me! I'm... I'm sorry, I'm sorry! 1177 01:28:25.667 --> 01:28:26.667 It was an accident! 1178 01:28:30.376 --> 01:28:32.626 I've got him! I've got the package! 1179 01:28:33.209 --> 01:28:34.669 Well done, everybody! 1180 01:28:34.709 --> 01:28:37.249 Now let's get this precious child out of here! 1181 01:28:37.251 --> 01:28:40.631 I'm sorry, Uncle. No! I'm not your bloody uncle. 1182 01:28:40.667 --> 01:28:43.916 I didn't mean to! Hector Faulkner, you are under arrest. 1183 01:28:43.917 --> 01:28:48.827 Whatever you do or say will be used against you in a court of law! 1184 01:28:48.876 --> 01:28:49.876 Paula! 1185 01:28:50.876 --> 01:28:54.456 Police in NZ don't really say that. That's like an American thing. 1186 01:28:54.459 --> 01:28:55.829 And you're not a cop. 1187 01:28:56.751 --> 01:28:57.881 It's over. 1188 01:29:14.751 --> 01:29:16.881 Get in. 1189 01:29:16.917 --> 01:29:19.207 Oh! 1190 01:29:58.251 --> 01:30:03.500 Yeah, I found him on my horse, and we had some sausages... 1191 01:30:03.501 --> 01:30:06.419 Uh, I'm a big fan and, uh, managed to scab me a selfie. 1192 01:30:06.420 --> 01:30:09.827 I said that I was the Terminator and he was in fact Sarah Connor. 1193 01:30:09.876 --> 01:30:13.576 I said, 'I didn't choose the skux life, uh, the skux life chose me.' 1194 01:30:13.626 --> 01:30:16.496 Who is going to give him that upbringing? Is it perhaps...? 1195 01:30:16.542 --> 01:30:18.922 We just want what's best for the child, Your Honour. 1196 01:31:41.542 --> 01:31:43.500 'Mara... Mara-u-ding 1197 01:31:43.501 --> 01:31:47.961 'and plunder... ing the 1198 01:31:49.001 --> 01:31:53.541 'uni... univer... universe... 1199 01:31:54.376 --> 01:31:56.666 'rising... up...' 1200 01:31:57.001 --> 01:31:58.541 Ca-caw! '...aga...' 1201 01:31:59.501 --> 01:32:00.751 Ca-caw! 1202 01:32:04.876 --> 01:32:06.666 Ca-caw, Hec! 1203 01:32:13.167 --> 01:32:14.327 Hi. 1204 01:32:19.709 --> 01:32:22.829 How was jail? Did you shank anyone? 1205 01:32:27.251 --> 01:32:28.251 I'm sorry. 1206 01:32:29.334 --> 01:32:31.714 I'm sorry that I shot you,... 1207 01:32:32.417 --> 01:32:34.457 and I'm sorry that I burnt down your shed. 1208 01:32:34.501 --> 01:32:35.041 That's enough. 1209 01:32:35.084 --> 01:32:38.416 And I'm sorry for what I said that day, about you being a molesterer. 1210 01:32:38.417 --> 01:32:40.327 That really is enough; I'm getting uncomfortable. 1211 01:32:40.334 --> 01:32:44.544 I just got carried away being an outlaw; had too much fun. 1212 01:32:52.126 --> 01:32:53.416 Been doing all right? 1213 01:32:53.667 --> 01:32:57.327 Yeah, I just had to stick it out in a new family for a year. 1214 01:32:57.334 --> 01:33:00.794 I did. You'll like them. 1215 01:33:02.042 --> 01:33:06.582 Man, you'd love it there. There's heaps of room, they need some help on the farm, 1216 01:33:06.667 --> 01:33:08.627 it's right next to the bush... 1217 01:33:08.709 --> 01:33:11.709 Oh, and I also saved up and got this. 1218 01:33:12.417 --> 01:33:14.127 You want to find that bird? 1219 01:33:14.167 --> 01:33:15.627 Yeah. We'll be famous. 1220 01:33:15.876 --> 01:33:18.956 Nah, you're better off without me, mate. 1221 01:33:19.001 --> 01:33:20.581 Yeah. But I... 1222 01:33:20.626 --> 01:33:23.036 I just thought that... 1223 01:33:27.667 --> 01:33:29.207 OK. 1224 01:33:30.084 --> 01:33:31.884 Sorry. 1225 01:33:39.626 --> 01:33:41.956 Hey. Wait on. 1226 01:33:44.501 --> 01:33:47.131 I've got something to say. 1227 01:33:48.834 --> 01:33:51.964 Me and this fat kid... 1228 01:33:53.001 --> 01:33:59.171 We ran, we ate, and read books. 1229 01:33:59.417 --> 01:34:02.917 And it was the best. 1230 01:34:09.251 --> 01:34:11.041 It was the best. 1231 01:34:13.584 --> 01:34:15.384 Yeah. 1232 01:34:15.876 --> 01:34:20.036 Look, to tell you the truth, 1233 01:34:20.501 --> 01:34:23.331 I can't stand it here. It's full of old people. 1234 01:34:24.917 --> 01:34:27.707 So... you're coming? 1235 01:34:29.709 --> 01:34:32.209 Yeah. Yeah, I'm coming. 1236 01:34:32.959 --> 01:34:36.749 Wouldn't want a little twerp like you to get all the credit for finding a bird. 1237 01:34:37.751 --> 01:34:39.501 Yeah, but I've got one rule... 1238 01:34:40.001 --> 01:34:41.751 you got to let me call you 'Uncle'. 1239 01:34:43.626 --> 01:34:44.876 Uncle? 1240 01:34:47.292 --> 01:34:49.332 Yeah, I can stand that. 1241 01:34:49.417 --> 01:34:51.127 I've got one rule too. 1242 01:34:52.376 --> 01:34:54.496 Not allowed to shoot me. 1243 01:35:06.334 --> 01:35:10.674 OK, I'll... I'll go and get my toothbrush. 1244 01:35:28.751 --> 01:35:31.211 Here we go. Reckon you can handle it? 1245 01:35:31.251 --> 01:35:33.001 What do you think? 1246 01:35:34.167 --> 01:35:36.377 Reckon you can find that bird? 1247 01:35:36.751 --> 01:35:39.001 Yeah. I think I know where it is. 1248 01:35:39.501 --> 01:35:42.631 Seem to remember it was a pretty beautiful place, was it? 1249 01:35:43.751 --> 01:35:46.881 Yeah. Majestical. 1250 01:35:49.084 --> 01:35:51.134 Come on. Let's go. 1251 01:35:51.459 --> 01:35:53.079 Don't slow me down, old fulla. 1252 01:35:53.917 --> 01:35:56.077 Keep up yourself, young player. 1253 01:35:56.542 --> 01:35:59.172 Get in my way, I'll have your guts for garters. 1254 01:35:59.209 --> 01:36:01.789 Well, I honestly don't know what 'guts for garters' is, so... 1255 01:36:02.751 --> 01:36:04.000 Well, it's gangster talk. 1256 01:36:04.001 --> 01:36:06.501 Yeah. We didn't chose the skux life... 1257 01:36:06.542 --> 01:36:08.882 the skux life chose us. 1258 01:36:08.917 --> 01:36:11.077 Yeah. 1259 01:36:14.376 --> 01:36:18.326 ♪ There's a road I know I must go. 1260 01:36:20.751 --> 01:36:26.211 ♪ Even though I tell myself that road is closed. 1261 01:36:28.667 --> 01:36:35.997 ♪ Listen, lonely seabird, you've been away from land too long. 1262 01:36:37.251 --> 01:36:41.291 ♪ Oh, too long. 1263 01:36:42.626 --> 01:36:47.286 ♪ I don't listen to the news no more. 1264 01:36:49.667 --> 01:36:55.247 ♪ Like an unwound clock, I just seem to care. 1265 01:36:57.667 --> 01:37:00.627 ♪ This world isn't big enough 1266 01:37:00.709 --> 01:37:04.629 ♪ to keep me away from you. 1267 01:37:05.834 --> 01:37:08.214 ♪ Oh, from you. 1268 01:37:11.001 --> 01:37:13.458 ♪ Seabird, seabird, 1269 01:37:13.459 --> 01:37:15.129 ♪ fly home. 1270 01:37:18.584 --> 01:37:21.083 ♪ Seabird, seabird, 1271 01:37:21.084 --> 01:37:22.964 ♪ fly home. 1272 01:37:25.834 --> 01:37:33.174 ♪ Like a lonely seabird, you've been away from land too long. 1273 01:37:34.376 --> 01:37:37.286 ♪ Oh, too long. 1274 01:37:39.917 --> 01:37:41.957 ♪ Suddenly, you're with me. 1275 01:37:43.584 --> 01:37:46.794 ♪ I turn and you're not there. 1276 01:37:47.417 --> 01:37:49.997 ♪ Like a ghost, you haunt me. 1277 01:37:50.542 --> 01:37:57.292 ♪ You find warmth in a one-night bed. 1278 01:37:59.292 --> 01:38:02.582 ♪ Sunsets, full moons 1279 01:38:02.584 --> 01:38:04.884 ♪ don't turn you on. 1280 01:38:06.709 --> 01:38:11.499 ♪ Like an untied dog, you just had to run. 1281 01:38:13.834 --> 01:38:21.504 ♪ Like a lonely seabird, you've been away from land too long. 1282 01:38:22.376 --> 01:38:26.246 ♪ Oh, no, too long. 1283 01:38:26.251 --> 01:38:27.751 ♪ Said now, seabird, 1284 01:38:28.042 --> 01:38:30.792 ♪ Seabird, seabird, 1285 01:38:30.834 --> 01:38:32.504 ♪ fly home. 1286 01:38:35.751 --> 01:38:38.381 ♪ Seabird, seabird, 1287 01:38:38.417 --> 01:38:40.037 ♪ fly home. 1288 01:38:43.417 --> 01:38:45.787 ♪ Seabird, seabird, 1289 01:38:45.834 --> 01:38:48.044 ♪ fly home. 1290 01:38:51.417 --> 01:38:54.077 ♪ Seabird, seabird... ♪ 1291 01:39:09.001 --> 01:39:12.375 ♪ Ricky Baker, now you are 13 years old, 1292 01:39:12.376 --> 01:39:16.126 ♪ You're a teenager, and you're as good as gold. 1293 01:39:16.751 --> 01:39:20.458 ♪ Ricky Baker, happy birthday. 1294 01:39:20.459 --> 01:39:24.249 ♪ Once rejected, now accepted 1295 01:39:24.251 --> 01:39:27.875 ♪ by me and Hector. 1296 01:39:27.876 --> 01:39:29.876 ♪ Trifecta! 1297 01:39:30.584 --> 01:39:33.384 ♪ Ricky Baker, oh, Ricky Baker. 1298 01:39:33.417 --> 01:39:41.037 ♪ Ah, ah, Ricky Baker, oh, Ricky Baker. 1299 01:39:41.084 --> 01:39:43.916 ♪ Ah, ah, Ricky... 1300 01:39:43.917 --> 01:39:47.707 ♪ Baker... ♪ 1301 01:39:49.834 --> 01:39:51.884 Captions by Able 1302 01:39:51.917 --> 01:39:54.317 Subs fixed for commercial release By Production Triangle 2016 1302 01:39:55.305 --> 01:40:01.614 Support us and become VIP member to remove all ads from OpenSubtitles.org