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(bright music)

Lights are low

The moon just right

Feet are moving

The hearts take flight

Rhythm pounding the beats alive

Dance until the morning light

Yes, spin it wide

Twist and shout

Feel the groove erase all doubt

Shake the floor

Make it sway

Dance all night till it's yesterday

Smoke filled air, neon glow

Hands are clapping, the tempo grows

Fingers snap and shoes warmth in

The fever rises

Let it begin

Spin it wild

Twist and shout

Feel the groove erase all doubt

Shake the floor

Make it sway

Dance all night till it's yesterday

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Siri, playback messages.

[Sir] Playing your messages. Mom.

[Mom] Hi Paul.

I wanted to find out how

the award ceremony went.

Oh, we are so proud of you, son.

Oh, (speaking foreign language) Paul,

though we hate so much

that you are so far away

from the family so much.

Call me (speaking foreign

language), message.

Oh, congratulations.

[Siri] Next message. Tommy.

[Tommy] Hey yo, Paul, what's up bro?

(speaking foreign language)

you're out of town, man again.

I'm concerned about the

time you're spending away

from home, man.

Call me. We need to talk.

[Siri] Next message. Lucy.

[Lucy] Baby, hi.

Just checking in. Are you on the road now?

Just wanna know what's

happening. Okay. Call me.

Doesn't matter what time.

Just call me. We miss you.

[Siri] You have no more messages.

Siri, call home.

[Siri] Calling home.

(cellphone ringing)

[Lucy] Morning, Dr. Sithole.

My award-winning husband.

Why are you calling on the landline?

Because it's always loud

on your side of the bed.

How's my family?

[Lucy] Still in bed.

Emily was too wound up to sleep.

She's really excited to see you.

She's so proud of her dad winning an award.

It's not really an award,

guys, it's just recognition

for my contributions, okay.

[Lucy] It's an award as far

as we're concerned, okay?

A well deserved one at that.

How much longer till you home?

Should be there in

about three hours or less.

[Lucy] You sure you don't

wanna pull over and rest, baby?

You sound exhausted.

Yeah, I drove through

the night until I got tired,

and then I found a sneezy

motel, which I just left.

Been a tough week.

Nothing that a warm breakfast

and seeing my beautiful wife won't fix.

[Lucy] Aren't you being

interviewed today over the phone

for that Limpopo job?

Oh yeah.

I almost forgot.

Thank you for reminding me.

[Lucy] Well, you better

make sure she knows

about the award, okay?

Oh, I will.

[Lucy] And if you get that job,

you could have a more normal schedule,

which would mean more family time.

Anyway, they'd be crazy not to hire you.

Yeah, if they don't hire me,

I don't know what we're gonna do

about this financial situation.

And the practice is pretty

much, pretty much dead.

- [Lucy] I've been thinking.

- About?

[Lucy] Everything.

The layoffs, the stress,

it's, it's a lot on your plate, baby.

Yeah, I dunno.

I just never thought it would come to this,

you know, laying off so many people.

[Lucy] What has Nick said?

So the partner has been very supportive,

but is leaving all the

decision making up to me.

[Lucy] And you're

doing your best my love.

We'll figure it out together.

Thank you so much for

being supportive, as always.

[Lucy] Oops, my alarm is going off.

I set it to wake me up,

so I could check on you.

That's our song.

You've always been the romantic one.

[Lucy] Lemme just set it to snooze.

No, no, that's...

I like that song. Leave it.

[Lucy] Babe. Now you're being romantic.

But it might break up the

sleeping princess there.

Now I have 12 more

minutes before it rings again.

I need to be up early to finish that work

for my difficult client.

Alright, I'll let you have

your precious 12 minutes.

I'll see you soon.

[Lucy] Yay.

I love you.

[Lucy] I love you too.

Our hero.

(car engine revving)

(cellphone ringing)

Anna.

[Anna] Hello? You picked up.

Had to, otherwise

you'd be calling me all day.

[Anna] Wow. And here I was

hoping you'd want to apologize.

Apologize for what?

[Anna] I don't know.

For leaving me standing

there like a desperate fool.

You made me feel like an idiot, you know.

Oh, and you made me

feel very tempted, Anna.

[Anna] Really?

But then why didn't you just...

Because it would've been wrong.

[Anna] What?

So you didn't even think about me?

- What do you mean?

- [Anna] Us, Paul.

You didn't think about us

and what we had, well, could have had.

Of course, I've thought about it.

How could I forget all...

It was a long time ago.

[Anna] Not to me.

You know, the years have just...

But we've moved on Anna, we've moved on.

I'm a husband now, and a father.

What we had, Anna died a long time ago.

[Anna] But it could have happened.

No. No, Anna, we couldn't.

- [Anna] If you.

- It just couldn't, Anna. No.

[Anna] You're saying that

this is about your wife and kid,

but we both know it's more than that, Paul.

You're scared, Paul.

You're scared of what we

could mean to one another.

- I'm not scared, committed.

- [Anna] Then tell me this,

why did you even look

- at me like that?

- Because I'm human, Anna.

I'm also a husband and a father.

I'm not gonna risk all

of that because of what?

Something that, that

happened a long, long time ago.

[Anna] Well, I just thought

that maybe I could remind you.

Of course, I remember.

You didn't want me, Anna.

You made it very clear.

[Anna] That's not fair.

Fair? Now we're

rewriting history, Anna. Huh?

I was a convenience

to you and then I wasn't.

[Anna] That is not true.

Then why didn't you

introduce me to your family,

let alone your friends, Anna?

Treating me like I'm some dirty secret

that you wanted kept in the shadow.

[Anna] That's not

- how it was.

- Well, it was Anna!

You know it.

[Anna] But I'm different now.

And so are you.

I mean, award-winning, well respected,

a family man.

You just the kind of man

people look up to, you know?

And I admit it.

I didn't see it then, but I do now.

I see it, Paul and I see you.

Oh, you see it now? Hmm?

You see me now?

Now that everyone can see me,

now that I'm out of the shadows.

[Anna] But you weren't

never in the shadows, Paul.

Anna, what happened yesterday was...

It had nothing to do with us.

Nothing to do with love or regret,

it was all about you and

what you could get from me.

[Anna] Oh, Paul.

You want me now because

I make you look good, Anna.

I fit into your world, right?

Now that I've got the

titles and the shiny life,

and I'm...

Now, you've got all the time for me.

[Anna] You've always

been worth my time, Paul.

I guess I just was never

good at showing you that.

You guess?

[Anna] I want a family, Paul,

and I want it with you.

How can you want a family

with a married man, Anna?

[Anna] It should have been me.

Anna, I'm not here

for your vanity project.

[Anna] You think you

are so much better than me,

don't you?

With your wife and kids.

You won't decide my worth, Anna.

University was a very long time ago.

[Anna] Well, congratulations Paul.

You have got your pedestal now. Enjoy it.

I don't need a pedestal, Anna.

I just want to be a kind of

man that can be dependable

for my wife and my child.

[Anna] Goodbye Paul.

Goodbye Anna.

(car engine revving)

(cellphone ringing)

[Luke] Dr. Sithole, please.

I'm begging you, sir.

Don't do this to me, to us.

My wife and I, we...

I've been up all week.

I don't know what we gonna do.

Luke, this is nothing personal, man.

This is the hardest decision

I've ever had to make

in my life.

But the practice is going under, man.

I can't afford to pay staff.

I can't even afford to pay myself.

[Lucy] (speaking foreign language),

I'm gonna lose my house.

Just (speaking foreign language).

I understand, Luke.

Look man, I'm gonna do everything I can

to find you something else,

but I can't change this.

I can't change this, man.

I'm so sorry.

Please tell Jessie I'm sorry.

[Luke] This, This is not over.

Do you hear me, doctor?

What do you mean by that?

Luke, what do you mean by that?

- [Jessie] Hello, Dr. Paul.

- Jessie.

[Jessie] Dr. Paul, I

am very sorry about this.

Please don't listen to

what my husband is saying.

He's worried about.

Are you okay, Jessie?

You sound...

You don't sound okay.

[Jessie] I am fine, Dr. Paul.

I am...

Luke is just, he's very discouraged.

His debt is...

He doesn't know how to

pay it off since you had to.

Jessie, I'm so sorry

for this inconvenience.

And I'm gonna do everything I can

to find Luke something else.

But are you okay?

- You don't sound...

- [Jessie] No.

Luke, don't.

(phone beeping)

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Siri, call Nick.

[Siri] Calling Nick.

(phone vibrating)

Partner.

- [Nick] What time is it?

- It's after six.

Sorry to wake you, man,

I just, just received a very

frantic call from the gardener.

[Nick] The gardener? Luke?

Yeah, it sounds very threatening, man.

[Nick] What do you mean threatening?

Yeah, I dunno.

Sounds like he might do...

Man, it just doesn't sound not good at all.

[Nick] Listen, we just need

to do this for a few months.

Get the practice up and running

again, and then we can hire

the staff back again one by one.

For now, there's nothing we can do, Paul.

Buddy, remember this,

we over if we don't do this.

Yeah. Yeah.

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What? What is that, Nick?

[Nick] Oh yeah, that, sorry,

that was just my alarm going off.

It's the same song song as Lucy's alarm.

[Nick] What, no? Really?

Wow, what a coincidence.

Where are you, Nick?

[Nick] What?

Are you in my house, Nick?

[Nick] Am I what?

Are you in my bed, man?

[Nick] What the hell, Paul?

Of course not.

Are you sure?

[Nick] What?

Switch the video, Nick. Now.

[Nick] I'm insulted that

you would even think that.

- Why would you...

- Switch the video, Nick!

- Now.

- [Nick] Paul, man,

listen, I...

- Look.

- You are in my bed, Nick!

[Lucy] Paul, I'm so sorry.

Sorry for what?

[Lucy] I was gonna tell you, baby.

I'm so sorry.

Tell me what?

Say it.

[Lucy] I was gonna tell you

that I'm lonely, Paul. Okay.

You're always away.

And Nick, Nick, he's just...

He was just there.

How can you do this to me, Lucy?

How can you do this to us?

To Emily?

Oh my gosh.

This is really happening.

[Lucy] No, calm down, please.

I know.

Baby, I know this is...

Okay, we didn't have sex, okay?

I didn't, he just, he just held me.

- What?

- [Lucy] Paul.

- What?

- [Lucy] I swear.

I swear, Paul.

I was...

(engine revving)

(car door opening)

(Paul screaming)

(birds chirping)

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(engine revving)

(cellphone ringing)

Yes.

[Lucy] I wasn't sure if I should call.

And what you have to say?

[Lucy] Paul, I know you angry.

Angry?

I'm not angry, Lucy, I'm gutted.

My wife and my best friend.

What were you thinking?

[Lucy] I wasn't thinking.

You weren't thinking?

- [Lucy] Paul, I...

- You say that like,

like, you didn't have a choice.

[Lucy] It wasn't like that Paul.

I didn't plan for this to happen.

And there was never any sex.

We didn't have sex.

I'm out here, Lucy,

working myself to the bone, you know.

Trying to keep our life together,

and make sure that we've got money.

Keep a home and you what?

You, you, you, you're busy with Nick?

How long, Lucy?

[Lucy] A few months.

Months?

So that time I was in Lesotho,

and I couldn't get you on the phone.

[Lucy] Paul.

That was a pretty shitty excuse.

[Lucy] Yes.

And the other time when you were like,

when you told me that you...

[Lucy] Are you gonna force me

to relive every moment?

Yes, Lucy, I'm going to

because I am reliving every moment.

[Lucy] It happened, okay?

I confess, yes, it happened.

Why?

[Lucy] I was lonely.

You are never here, Paul.

You are always working,

always away at your

conferences, the office.

I felt like I didn't even

exist to you anymore.

So why don't you just speak to me, Lucy?

Why don't you just tell me

that you're feeling neglected?

Instead of going to Nick, why?

Why because what? He's convenient.

[Lucy] Listen, I didn't

want this to happen, okay?

And every time I tried talking to you,

you were too busy or too tired.

How could you do this to me?

I mean, the whole time you...

You are encouraging me, man.

You're saying I should do this.

And I'm so happy

because like, I think

you're on board, Lucy.

You tell me how proud you are of me, and,

but right there next to you, next to you,

Nick telling me you've missed me,

there in my bed and our

bed on my side of the bed.

[Lucy] I did miss you, Paul.

I miss you so much. I didn't.

It's you I want lying next

- to me.

- But how can you do this?

- [Lucy] Holding me.

- How do you do this, Lucy?

How do you do this to me?

How do you do this to Emily?

[Lucy] Well, Emily doesn't know.

- She's gonna find out.

- She doesn't have to know.

She's gonna find out.

It's not something that you

just sweep under the rug.

You betrayed me.

[Lucy] Paul, please, I'm sorry, okay.

I'm so sorry. I made a mistake.

I didn't mean for it to happen,

and I didn't mean for it

- to go this far.

- It's not a mistake.

Making a mistake is

forgetting an anniversary, Lucy.

This is not a mistake.

You chose and you didn't choose us.

[Lucy] I don't wanna lose you, Paul.

Should have thought

about that before you jumped

into bed with Nick.

(gentle music)

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[News Reporter] It is now 7:00 a.m.

and here's your breaking news update.

A brazen robbery attempt

unfolded early this morning

at a popular jewelry store

inside Greenstone Mall.

Two suspects, a man and

a woman entered the store

in the early hours of this morning,

attempting to steal high value items.

However, their plan quickly unraveled

when the store's security

alarm was triggered.

Witnesses say the suspects fled the scene

without taking anything.

Eyewitnesses report that

the female suspect was injured

as they fled.

But despite her injuries, the pair...

(cellphone ringing)

Hey Nick, business partner,

best friend, f*ck of wives.

[Nick] I know I messed up Paul.

Oh, you think?

[Nick] If you would

just hear me out, buddy.

So I mean, I can't wait to hear,

like I mean, how it happened that you,

what might have

accidentally like tripped over

and fell into bed with my wife?

I've...

[Nick] Look, it's not as simple as that.

It was never my intention nor hers.

She was lonely, Paul.

You know, she just chatted to me at first

and about you actually mostly.

And then I held her, and only held her.

We never went all the way.

I promise you.

She missed you, man, so much, you know?

And talking to me was the

closest she could get to you.

It connected her to you somehow,

even though you were so far away.

Ncaaw, that's so sweet, Nick.

Very cute.

[Nick] Look, it started innocently, Paul,

you know, I want you to know that.

And ever since we've

been, you know, involved,

I always knew my place and

I was just a surrogate for you.

But truth be told, I wanted to.

You know, I wanted to take

it further, but she said no.

She said no and I didn't, I swear.

She loves you, buddy.

She loves you, Pauly.

This is so f*cking cool.

Like, this is amazing.

Like, I'm getting counseling about my wife

from my best friend who...

- [Nick] She loves you,

man, okay?

She loves you.

So what should I do with that?

What do you want me to do with that, Nick?

Huh? Make a braai

because my f*cking cheating

wife still f*cking loves me?

You know, you can save that for somebody

who f*cking gives a sh*t, Nick!

What the f*ck kind are you, Nick?

What kind are you, man?

I trusted you.

[Nick] I understand you're angry.

I really, really do, Paul.

But also look at yourself, man, you know,

and how you contributed to the situation.

How I contributed, Nick?

- [Nick] Listen.

- You know what, Nick?

You can go f*ck yourself, man.

- [Nick] Paul.

- Go f*ck yourself, Nick!

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(intense music)

(cellphone ringing)

Lucy, I just got off the phone

with your cuddle buddy.

[Lucy] Oh my goodness,

I've been so stupid, Paul.

I missed you so much,

- Nick was just...

- Surrogate, yeah,

that's what he said.

What are you guys doing?

Are you guys still

rolling around in my bed?

Like figuring out how are you

gonna spin this thing to me?

[Lucy] He's not here

and he'll never be here again.

I've ended things with him.

Aww, that's so big of you, Lucy.

[Lucy] Please stop

being so sarcastic, Paul?

- I'm trying to explain.

- Hey, hey,

don't you tell me what I can and cannot be!

[Lucy] Baby.

Don't call me baby, Lucy.

Don't call me baby.

I'm not your baby.

All this time I'm out here,

you know, working for us,

and you encourage me to do it.

You say I must do it!

It's good for the family.

And all the work to

keep the practice afloat,

that's me, Lucy!

That's me, not Nick!

[Lucy] I don't want Nick.

I never wanted him!

I only ever wanted you, Paul.

Please, just forgive me.

No, go to hell, Lucy.

(phone beeping)

(cellphone ringing)

Dr. Sithole.

[Angie] Good morning, Dr. Sithole.

Apologies for the early morning call.

You're speaking with Angie

Tammy from the People's Voice.

Do you have a moment to speak?

Hi, what is this about?

[Angie] I'm writing an article

about your achievements

in rural medicine in South Africa,

and I wanted to ask you a few questions.

Is this a good time?

- Well, yeah...

- [Angie] It won't take long.

Just a few questions.

Our readers need to know a bit more

about our award-winning hero doctor.

Okay.

[Angie] Great. Thank you for your time.

So first, what motivated you

to focus on rural medicine?

Well, I did my...

Well, part of my internship in rural KZN,

when I saw just what

people have to go through

just to access basic medical

services, I was touched.

[Angie] Oh yes.

So I decided to play my part.

[Angie] Beautiful. Now,

much to the sadness

of many women in South Africa,

word is that you are happily

married with a daughter,

you're obviously a family man.

Could you tell us a bit more

about your lucky wife and child?

Hello, Dr. Sithole.

I'm sorry. It's Angie, right?

[Angie] Yes.

I'm kind of not just

navigating some difficult

traffic

at the moment.

Can we do this another time?

[Anna] Oh, of course.

It's just, I have a one o'clock deadline,

so will it be okay if I call

you again around say 11?

Yeah, that's fine.

[Angie] Cool. Thank you, doctor.

(gentle music)

(cellphone ringing)

[Lucy] Hello, Paul. Emily's gone.

What?

She's not here, Paul.

I just went to check on her

- and her bed is empty and.

- And what, Lucy?

[Lucy] Her windows open.

I closed it last night.

She's not here, Paul.

What are we...

I don't know what to do.

She's gone, Paul.

She was...

I left her in her bed

and she never opens

that window, but she's...

- Oh my baby.

- Oh. Oh, okay, Lucy,

just calm down, okay?

Just look for the child

in the house, please.

[Lucy] I've checked

everywhere and outside.

And are you sure

that she didn't see you and

Nick frolicking in our bed?

- [Lucy] No.

- Are you sure, Lucy?

[Lucy] Oh, please God,

please God, bring her back, please.

Have you told anyone else about this?

[Lucy] No. Well, you the

first person I've called, Paul.

- Our baby, please.

- Okay, let me call Dirk.

Lemme talk...

I'll call you back now.

(cellphone ringing)

[Receptionist] West Police Station.

Detective Viljoen, please.

[Receptionist] Please hold.

(cellphone beeping)

[Detective Viljoen] Detective Viljoen.

Hey, listen, Dirk.

[Detective Viljoen]

Paul, your timing is awful.

- Can I...

- Emily's been taken.

[Detective Viljoen]

Taken as in kidnapped?

Yes, that's what I mean.

[Detective Viljoen] From where?

From my house.

Her room, her bed.

[Detective Viljoen] Do you

have any suspects in mind?

No.

[Detective Viljoen]

Made any enemies lately?

Not that I know of.

[Detective Viljoen] You sure?

No, I'm not sure.

[Detective Viljoen] Now is not the time

not to know my friend, think.

My business partner.

[Detective Viljoen] What

about your business partner?

Well, he...

No man, they couldn't do that.

[Detective Viljoen] Anyone is capable

of the worst acts, Paul.

sh*t, I've just had to

lay off some people that...

Luke.

[Detective Viljoen] Luke, who's that?

He's my gardener.

Yeah, I had to lay him off and he called me

and threatened me this morning.

f*ck, Dirk.

[Detective Viljoen] Yeah.

He has access to my complex

[Detective Viljoen] Got an address?

Yeah. I'll send you an

address and a number.

[Sir] Yeah, do that.

I'll get on it.

(intense music)

(car horn honking)

(tires screeching)

Why!

(cellphone ringing)

Hello?

[Luke] It's me, Luke.

- Luke, why...

- [Luke] Shut up

and listen, Paul.

No questions.

I have your little girl here.

Why do you have Emily, Luke?

[Luke] I said no questions.

I've got her.

And if you want her to stay alive,

you're gonna do

exactly as I tell you, Paul.

What's going on?

[Luke] What part of no questions

do you not understand, Doctor?

She's alive for now,

but that depends on you, Dr. Paul.

Luke, I told you that there's

nothing that I can do, man.

[Lucy] First, (speaking

foreign language),

I don't want no cops.

If I see or hear any cops,

your little girl is dead.

And after that I'll make

sure that I'm dead too.

Luke, Luke please, man.

- Please don't.

- [Luke] Please, huh?

How does it feel to be the

one pleading now, Dr. Paul?

Listen, I told you

that there's nothing...

It's outta my hands.

[Luke] This is not about that, Paul.

Not anymore.

What's this about?

What's this about, Luke?

[Luke] Jessie.

Jessie? What does Jessie

have to do with Emily, man?

[Luke] Jessie's hurt, man.

Really bad, bad, bad man.

How?

[Luke] We... Listen, we tried to rob

a place this morning.

Jewelry store.

[Luke] So you've heard. Yes.

She fell okay, over the fire

escape and onto a fence.

She's pretty messed up right now.

- How bad is it?

- It's bad, man.

One of those spike things

went through her stomach

and now she is...

Her guts are, they're coming out, man.

They're out.

Please take her to the hospital.

[Luke] With what money, Paul?

No, no, no, no hospital,

besides they will arrest us

and they will take my wife away from me.

I can't do that, no.

You are gonna help me.

Help you. How?

[Luke] (speaking foreign

language) aren't you?

Tell me what to do.

What should I do, Paul?

- Over the phone?

- [Luke] Yes.

No, Luke, this is crazy, man.

Like, she needs a hospital.

She needs surgery.

[Luke] Listen, if you don't

help Jessie, she's dead.

And if she dies, your

little princess dies too.

Do you understand?

Please, Luke, you

don't have to do this, man.

Please man.

Please, Luke!

[Luke] You fix my wife,

or you lose your little girl.

Let me speak to...

Let me speak

to Emily, please.

- [Luke] No, you don't get

to talk to her until you tell me

what to do with Jessie, wena.

- I'm not gonna help you

until you put my daughter on the phone!

Hello? Luke!

[Emily] Daddy is that you?

Emily, it's Daddy, baba.

Are you okay?

Are you hurt?

[Emily] I'm not hurt,

but I'm scared, daddy.

Uncle Luke is acting very angry.

And Auntie Jessie's bleeding.

She's bleeding a lot, daddy.

Come and get me, I'm scared.

Emily, you remember what

we always say about being brave.

[Emily] Yes.

You're gonna have to be brave now, baby.

You're gonna have to be so brave.

Daddy's on the way.

I'm on the road.

I'm gonna see you very, very soon, okay?

[Emily] I'm scared, daddy.

Please come and get...

Emily? Emily?

[Luke] There she is.

She's fine now.

Tell me what to do.

Luke, if you hurt a single hair

- on my daughters...

- [Luke] Your threats

means nothing to me, Paul.

All I care about is fixing my wife.

And now start talking!

What should I do, Paul?

Okay, Luke, where is she now?

- [Luke] On the floor.

- Okay.

You're going to have to

get her onto a stable surface,

like a table or a counter.

[Luke] There's a table here, man.

Okay. Get her on the table,

boil some water, then call me back.

[Luke] No, you are

not getting off this call.

If the call drops, I know

you are calling the police.

I will k*ll little Emily.

(speaking foreign language),

- I'm serious.

- No. No, okay.

Okay, I'll wait.

(gentle music)

[Luke] She's on the table now what?

You're gonna have to remove any clothing,

or fabric that is on the wound, all right?

[Luke] Done.

Luke, I think this would

be better if we're on video,

so I can at least see what's going on.

[Luke] I can't do that.

This is not a smartphone.

You're gonna have to describe

for me what you're seeing.

Describe it in detail.

[Luke] There's a deep

cut under her left ribs,

about 10 centimeters long.

There's some intestines, and other stuff.

I don't know what is this, man,

but it's coming out of the wound.

Are the intestines damaged

or is it just, just the flesh?

[Luke] I don't see any

damage on the intestines.

Okay Luke, that's good.

Now we're going to need equipment,

but first we need to protect the damaged...

The organs.

Have you boiled the kettle?

[Luke] Yes.

Do you see any towels, any cloths

or anything of the sort?

- [Luke] Yes.

- Okay.

- [Luke] A clean towel, yeah.

- Is there a bowl

or anything that's around there?

- [Luke] Yes.

- Okay.

Take the towel, put it in the bowl

and put the hot water

into the bowl, all right.

Just for a few minutes.

[Luke] How many minutes?

I'll let you know, all right?

Is there anything to disinfect like Detol,

or anything like that?

[Luke] I, I have a

small first aid kit here.

It's just some plasters.

And what's this?

Panados? This tube.

Betadine, yeah.

Okay, good, Betadine.

We're gonna use Betadine in a little bit.

I need you now

to take the boiling water

out of the bowl, right?

And then I need you, after

the towel has cooled enough

for you to hold it without burning yourself

to take the towel and cover

all of the exposed intestines.

But make sure it's not hot, Luke.

[Luke] sh*t!

What, what, what's happening?

[Luke] It's too hot.

Sorry baby. Sorry, sorry, so sorry.

Yeah, but I told you to make sure

that it's not hot, Luke.

[Luke] I burnt her, man.

Damn, this sh*t is too hot, man.

Don't make me hurt your daughter, Paul.

Treat Jessie like you would do

to your most wealthiest patients.

That's what I'm doing, Luke.

That's what I'm doing.

But it's so difficult to

do this over the phone.

[Luke] What now?

I've covered the organs.

Okay, we're gonna need more things.

- We need...

- [Luke] What items?

More towels. More towels.

And then we need some kitchen salt.

And then we're gonna need something

to keep the wound together.

Like is there any duct tape or super glue?

[Luke] Are you serious, man?

Yes, I'm serious.

You don't want to take

her to the hospital, Luke,

so we have to improvise.

[Luke] Hold on.

Jessie?

Jessie, can you hear me?

[Jessie] Yes. Dr. Paul,

I tried to stop him.

He won't listen to me.

It's okay, Jessie. It's okay.

But where are you?

Can you tell me?

I don't know.

He brought us here.

- But where Jessie?

- [Jessie] Somewhere.

In a bush.

I don't know where we are.

Is it a house?

Is it inside or outside?

[Jessie] Some kind of a cabin.

I don't recognize it.

Please find us, Dr. Paul.

I'm scared of him.

Okay, okay, Jessie, okay.

Jessie, how's Emily?

[Jessie] She's fine.

Dr. Paul, Luke has a g*n.

He forced me to go rob that place with him.

He owes some people money.

Jessie, please, can you help Emily?

Please, can you let her out?

[Jessie] I can't walk.

We're in the middle of nowhere,

and I don't know where she will end up.

It's okay.

It's okay, Jessie.

I'm trying everything I can.

It's gonna be just fine.

Just stay strong, all right.

[Jessie] I feel weak, doctor.

[Luke] Hey Jessie, are

you talking to him, huh?

(speaking foreign language).

You don't talk to no one but me.

Do you understand me?

Okay, Luke, I just needed

to find out how she is.

She's weak, man.

I think she's bleeding internally.

This is not good, Luke.

She might die.

She needs a hospital, man.

[Luke] No hospitals, Paul.

I have the duct tape.

What's next?

Tell me what to do, man.

Okay, just put it aside for the moment.

You're gonna need to boil more water.

Did you find the salt?

- [Luke] Yes.

- Alright.

- [Luke] What now?

- Now you need to remove

the towel from the wound,

and make sure that the wound is dry.

[Luke] And now what?

Now you need to take

two cups of the boiling water,

put it into the jug and

put a teaspoon of salt.

A teaspoon, Luke.

Not a table spoon.

[Luke] Why, man?

Because it's a saline solution.

You need to clean the intestine,

so they don't get infected.

[Luke] A teaspoon, Paul?

You think I'm stupid?

No, you're not stupid.

Just do it, Luke.

You need to do it.

[Luke] You are talking sh*t, Paul.

We are done here.

And so is your little girl.

No! Luke?

Luke! Hello?

Hello?

[Detective Viljoen] Yes, Paul.

Dirk, Dirk,

I think he's k*lled my baby, man.

He's k*lled my baby, man.

[Detective Viljoen] Slow down.

He just hung up the phone

and he said he was done.

[Detective Viljoen] What do you mean?

What happened?

Man, his wife says

like that they're the ones

that robbed the jewelry store this morning.

And then she says he forced her

because like they're owe money.

And that's why he's got, Emily,

and now he is forcing me, he's forcing me

to patch his wife up

because she got injured

during the robbery.

And he's not gonna know, man.

[Detective Viljoen] Wait,

which number did he use

to call you?

It's a private number, Dirk.

[Detective Viljoen]

So we can't track him?

Do you think he's k*lled my baby?

Do you think he's k*lled Emily?

[Detective Viljoen] No. No, no, no, no.

Don't think like that Paul.

If he's done that, it's my fault, man.

[Detective Viljoen]

He's not gonna hurt Emily.

He's desperate.

Let me keep trying to find him on my side.

Hurry up, Dirk.

[Detective Viljoen]

Listen, he will call you.

Keep strong buddy.

Don't lose it just yet, hey.

(gentle music)

(gentle music)

(gentle music continues)

You see, you know, you know,

you know, you know everything

that I know and I don't know what he's done

with our baby Lucy.

[Lucy] This is all my fault.

I should have been more

focused on her instead of myself.

I want to blame you so bad, Lucy,

but I can't.

Everything that's happening

is because of Luke.

[Lucy] Can we just put out issues aside,

and be a team until our baby is back home?

Wait, wait, wait, Lucy.

He's calling.

(cellphone beeping)

Luke.

[Luke] She's getting

worse man. She's weak.

She's weak now.

Help me man.

Help me, please. Help me.

Where's Emily, Luke?

[Emily] Daddy, are you here yet?

No baby, I'm not there yet.

I'm not there yet.

[Emily] I miss you Daddy and mommy.

When you getting here?

I miss you too, baby.

I'm rushing as quickly

as I can to where you are.

Can you do me a favor, my love?

Can you try and get some rest?

Can you try and sleep? Can you do that?

[Emily] I'll try.

I'll get there as quickly as I can.

- [Emily] Daddy.

- Baby?

[Emily] I love you.

I love you too, princess.

[Luke] That's enough.

Now tell me what to do now.

Tell me, man.

- Is the water boiled?

- [Luke] Yes, man.

Hold the solution over the wound.

Make sure that you don't touch it.

Let the water wash the intestines itself.

(Jessie moaning)

How's it going there, Luke?

[Luke] I know Jessie,

you're gonna be fine, okay?

You're gonna be fine, baby. Okay.

Now how do I get these

guts back inside her?

No. No, you can't do that.

You're not in a sterile environment, Luke.

She could get an infection.

[Luke] We are doing this, Paul now.

I'm not leaving my wife like this.

I understand, Luke. I understand.

So, okay, let's do this.

You're gonna have to be

firm but gentle, all right?

You have to pay very careful attention

not to damage any of the stuff

that's on the outside, Luke, okay?

It's kind of similar to

when I tried to show you

how to put the tent back in the small bag.

- [Luke] What?

- It's tricky.

But we can do this, Luke.

We can do this.

[Luke] Oh, okay.

Gentle but firm.

Gentle, but firm.

[Luke] It is going in, man.

Good. Keep going.

[Luke] It's in.

All in.

Good job, Luke.

Maybe you should have been a doctor.

[Luke] Is that supposed to be funny, eh?

(speaking foreign language).

No, Luke, that's not it.

I was just trying to let you know

that you've done a good job.

[Luke] Paul, there's a lot

of blood coming out, man

from the wound.

That's okay. That's fine,

Luke. All you have to do now

- is...

- [Luke] f*ck!

My airtime is running low.

I need to buy more. I'll be back.

Or I can just call you back, Luke.

[Luke] Nice try, Paul.

You can trace my phone

if you have my number.

- I will call you.

- Okay, hurry up.

(cellphone ringing)

[Detective Viljoen] What's the news?

I think he's gonna go by airtime,

but I don't know how long he's gonna be.

Anything new on your side?

Any closer to finding him?

[Detective Viljoen] Not really.

I'm digging into some property deeds.

He might have something no one knows about.

You never know.

Dirk, my daughter is scared.

She's traumatized.

You gotta help me, man.

[Detective Viljoen] I'm

doing everything I can buddy.

It's Emily's life on the line here.

He's calling, I'll call you back.

[Angie] Dr. Sithole, hi.

It's Angie again. Are you available?

Are you kidding me?

My daughter's been kidnapped

and you want an interview?

[Angie] What? When?

(speaking foreign language).

Just don't call this number

for the rest of the day. Thank you.

(cellphone ringing)

[Lucy] Paul.

Paul, (indistinct) has just told me

that Emily's okay.

Thank God.

This has gotta come to an end.

sh*t!

- [Lucy] What?

- It's Dr. Mokoena.

It's the interview.

[Lucy] You can't do that now surely.

I have to. I need the job.

We need the money.

If I don't take this interview,

what are we gonna do?

[Lucy] Our daughter

has been kidnapped.

- Lucy, I'll call you back.

[Lucy] How can you even...

Dr. Sithole.

[Dr. Mokoena] Hello? Am I

speaking to Dr. Paul Sithole?

Yes, this is Dr. Paul Sithole.

[Dr. Mokoena] Good. You are

speaking to Dr. Tandi Mokoena,

I'm calling from the Limpopo

Provincial Health Board.

Dr. Mokoena, thank

you so much for calling.

[Dr. Mokoena] It's good

to connect with you, Doc.

If you don't mind,

let's just dive right in.

Yes, yes, please.

[Dr. Mokoena] Okay. Well,

I'm sure you already know

this position is a very important one.

It was specifically created to make sure

that our rural clinics maintain

- a consistent care management.

- Yes.

[Dr. Mokoena] As you've

mentioned in the application,

the board needs someone

who can oversee the clinics

that are spread across

- the province.

- Yes, yes.

[Dr. Mokoena] So doctor, we need to know,

what motivates you to take on the role?

Yes. Primary healthcare has

always been a passion of mine

since university and more

especially rural healthcare.

Taking care of the underprivileged

is very, very important to me.

[Dr. Mokoena] That's fantastic.

Can you maybe share some

of the experiences you've had?

Maybe managing multiple facilities,

working in resource limited settings?

I ran a practice in KZN

where we faced a lot of challenges.

Understaffed, not enough medicine,

but a high patient load.

And it was very important for

me to just motivate my team

and make sure that...

In fact the most important thing for me

is primary healthcare

for the underprivileged.

[Dr. Mokoena] Okay.

Doc, how would you describe

your management style?

Dr. Sithole?

Please answer the question.

Dr. Mokoena, is it possible

to have this conversation another time?

[Dr. Mokoena] I am on a

very strict schedule. Dr. Sithole.

We have quite a number of

applicants to get through today.

Look, I'm afraid it's now or

it's never going to happen.

Can you please answer my last question?

Please, please, can

you repeat the question?

[Dr. Mokoena] How would you describe

your management style?

As I said, I believe in

leading from the front,

I just believe...

- [Dr. Mokoena] Dr. Sithole,

you sound a little bit distracted.

- Is everything okay?

- Yes, yes, yes.

Everything is perfectly fine.

It's just been a very challenging day.

[Dr. Mokoena] I see.

Look, the board is looking for someone

who can give their full

focus to this position.

Yes, that's me.

[Dr. Mokoena] Managing

a group of rural clinics

is a different kind of challenge.

It's not just about individual excellence.

Here, we need to build

systems, empower teams.

Do you think you're ready

for that kind of transition?

Yes, absolutely.

I believe in rallying my

team in difficult situations.

Yeah, it's a territory

that I'm very familiar with.

[Dr. Mokoena] Huh? I must say,

I'm not fully convinced Dr. Sithole.

Leadership in rural medicine

requires full engagement,

emotionally, mentally, you

can't afford to be distracted.

Absolutely. I can assure you

that I am the right man for the job.

[Dr. Mokoena] The award proves dedication

to rural medicine, yes.

But this position demands

way more than just accolade.

And if I'm being honest,

you seem quite nonchalant.

I understand Dr. Mokoena,

but I do hope that my past

work and experience will prove

that I'm more than capable

of executing the position.

[Dr. Mokoena] Okay, then.

Look, I have three more questions.

What?

[Luke] I have your little girl here.

[Emily] I'm scared, Daddy.

[Lucy] Our daughter

has been kidnapped, Paul.

How can you even be...

[Emily] Daddy, are you here yet?

I love you.

I'm so sorry, doctor.

[Dr. Mokoena] Excuse me.

I just can't do this.

My daughter's just...

Family means more to me...

Family means more to me than

any job that you can offer me.

I'm sorry, I shouldn't

have taken this call.

[Dr. Mokoena] Dr. Sithole,

this is the only chance...

- Thank you, Dr. Mokoena.

[Dr. Mokoena] You'll ever have to...

(cellphone ringing)

Hello?

[Luke] What now?

How's it going with the bleeding?

[Luke] There's a pool of

bleeding around the wound, Paul.

Okay, you're gonna

have to just wipe it down.

Take the towel that

you used a little earlier,

the one with the salt and

wipe where the blood is,

but make sure that you

don't wipe the Betadine.

[Luke] Done.

Okay, now you're gonna take the duct tap.

You're gonna pull long strips,

that should be about

the length of your forearm.

You said the wound is 10 centimeters long,

so you're not gonna need more than two.

Flex them across the wound.

Be careful.

(Jessie grunting)

[Luke] Now what?

Now we wait.

Just gotta make sure she's as comfortable

- as possible.

- [Luke] Oh my God.

She's shaking, Paul and vomiting.

I think she's gonna die.

She's...

Oh, what's happening?

She's not gonna die, Luke.

Her body's going into shock.

And that's what happens

when she's lost all that blood.

How's her breathing?

[Luke] I don't know, man.

She's not breathing.

Wait. It's shallow.

Her breathing is shallow

and there's a lot of blood, Paul.

It's leaking out of the wound, man.

[Jessie] Luke, let the girl go, please.

It's not worth it.

- [Luke] No.

- [Jessie] Luke, listen to me.

Jessie is right, Luke.

Please, please let Emily go,

so you can focus on Jessie.

Jessie needs you right now.

[Jessie] It's not worth it.

[Luke] No, we don't have a choice.

None of this would've happened

if (speaking foreign language).

Why, why isn't she getting better?

Are you f*cking with me, Paul? Huh?

You are telling me the

wrong things, aren't you?

You think I'm stupid, Paul?

I've told you everything that I know,

but you can't handle

this on your own, Luke.

And the human body can only take so much.

[Luke] But it's not working.

I did everything you said.

Why isn't enough, man?

Sometimes it's, it's not

about it being enough.

Sometimes it's about fighting.

Jessie's fighting because you're fighting.

Please, Luke, I need you to stay with me.

We're doing everything we can for Jessie.

[Luke] What's next?

Luke, I need to come there and help you.

[Luke] No.

But Luke, you can't handle

this situation on your own.

You need professional help.

[Luke] You will bring the cops.

No, no, no cops.

I swear on Emily's life.

I'll come by myself.

Luke, please trust me. Luke.

[Luke] Oh, okay, fine.

I'll send you the address.

Thank you, Luke.

You've made a very good decision.

[Luke] Look, Paul, if I see anything,

anything off, she's dead, man.

- All three of us dead.

- I swear.

I swear I'll come by myself. No cops.

(cellphone ringing)

[Detective Viljoen] Yes.

Dirk.

[Detective Viljoen] What's happening?

I have an address.

[Detective Viljoen]

You shouldn't go alone.

Send me the address, I'll join you.

No, no, no!

No, I have to go there by myself.

I don't want him to do

anything to my daughter.

[Detective Viljoen] It's my job, Paul.

I'll stay out of sight, I promise.

I know it's your job, man!

But if he's sitting, like,

if he knows the place

and he'll sit in a place

where he can see whoever's

approaching, please Dirk,

let me do this by myself.

[Detective Viljoen] Listen,

Paul, this is a bad idea.

I'll drop you a pin.

[Detective Viljoen]

Are you sure about this?

Please, just make sure there's

an ambulance where you are.

[Detective Viljoen] I'll be on standby.

Let me know when you need backup, hey.

Thank you my friend.

(cellphone ringing)

[Mom] Paul. Paul?

I just heard something

on the radio about Emily.

Is this true? Eh?

Emily has just been kidnapped, huh?

On the radio?

[Mom] (speaking foreign language).

Angie.

[Mom] What's happening?

Who took her?

Yes, mom. It's true.

[Mom] Oh, dear God.

I'm talking to the kidnapper,

and then we're trying to figure it out.

[Mom] So how, how are these kidnappers?

What are they asking for,

(speaking foreign language).

Mama, mama, I can't

really talk right now.

The kidnapper gonna call.

[Mom] But tell me more,

- Paul.

- Bye, bye mama.

[Mom] Please. I need to know if..

(cellphone ringing)

Really?

Tommy, what do you want?

[Tommy] Bro, what's happening?

Is Emily okay?

Tommy, I can't really

- talk right...

- [Tommy] How could you

let this happen, Paul?

(speaking foreign language),

she is a little girl, Paul.

You think I don't know that, Tommy?

[Tommy] She needs her father, Paul,

not some ghost who's always working.

And now what is this?

I already hate myself for this,

but I've been doing everything I can

to support my family,

provide for my family.

I don't need you to come here

- and tell me what...

- [Tommy] This is all

on you, Paul.

(speaking foreign language).

- Thanks Tommy.

Like, I really need to hear that.

[Tommy] It's always work with you.

Now this award and title.

(speaking foreign language),

forget about this one thing,

(speaking foreign language).

Tommy, I'm trying to make sure

that my family has everything they need.

I don't need you calling me, and telling me

what you're telling me.

- [Tommy] It doesn't matter

what you want, Paul.

You left Lucy to pick up the pieces.

And now Emily is missing.

(speaking foreign language), God.

And I hate myself for it, Tommy!

[Tommy] Well, you should. Good. Yeah.

Tommy, I really don't

need this right now.

I don't need you coming

off your high horse,

and telling me what I'm doing wrong

and what I'm doing, right?

- [Tommy] Yeah, sure.

You'd rather bring her back

as one of your patients, huh?

Dr. Paul? Is that it?

- Don't say that, Tommy.

Don't say that, man!

I'm trying to fix this.

[Tommy] Fix it.

(speaking foreign language)

You let this happen in the first place.

(speaking foreign

language) was to protect her.

Tommy, I'm having

the worst day of my life,

and I don't need you

pointing your fingers at me

because your life is not

really that perfect, now is it?

[Tommy] Ah, of course

- you...

- It it, Tommy?

Now can you just clear the line

so I can wait for the kidnapper to call?

(cellphone ringing)

Who is this?

[Angie] Hello,

Dr. Sithole, it's Angie again.

I was wondering if you've

got any more information

about your daughter's...

- What is it with you people?

First you publicized my

daughter's kidnapping,

and now you just hear what?

So that the kidnapper can't call me.

[Angie] I'm just doing

my job Dr. Sithole.

Who knows? Maybe a member

of the public can assist with something

they might have seen.

- Why don't you just get it?

My daughter's life is in jeopardy.

Just keep this line clear, all right.

(cellphone ringing)

[Reporter] Hello, is this Dr. Sithole?

Who are you?

[Reporter] I'm calling from SA today

regarding the alleged abduction of your...

(cellphone ringing)

- Ma.

- [Mom] Paul,

I can't stand this.

Tell me what's happening.

- Mama, I really can't talk

to you right now.

[Mom] But your brother has just called.

(speaking foreign language).

Please, what's really happening, Paul?

- Please tell me!

- Mama, mama,

I'm waiting for the kidnapper to call me.

Like you're blocking the line, please.

I can't talk right now.

[Mom] (speaking foreign language).

Ma!

[Mom] Please. (Speaking

foreign language).

(cellphone ringing)

Listen here as*h*le!

- Like you're.

- [Luke] What?

Oh, Luke.

I'm sorry man.

I didn't know that was you.

I've just been hounded by reporters and...

[Luke] Reporters, news reporters?

So you didn't hear a word I said, Paul?

No, no, no, Luke.

They're phoning me about

the award that I got last night.

[Luke] An award you

don't even deserve Dr. Paul..

So what's taking you so long?

- I'm doing the best I can.

I'm really...

I'm gonna be there in less than an hour.

[Luke] Jessie doesn't

have that long, Paul,

- neither does your...

- No, Luke. Luke,

please just keep Jessie hydrated.

Please, please!

I'll be there as quickly as I can.

(engine revving)

(police sirens wailing)

(cellphone ringing)

[Detective Viljoen] Paul.

[Detective Viljoen] Dirk.

[Detective Viljoen] Yes.

Ah, man, I've got a traffic officer

that's pulling me over for speeding.

[Detective Viljoen] Oh, f*ck it.

Please help man.

What can you do?

[Detective Viljoen] I

can try to talk to him,

but he's not gonna speak to me.

(police sirens wailing)

Do you know how fast are you going?

Too fast.

60 zone (speaking foreign language).

You are way over the limit.

Drivers license (speaking

foreign language).

I'm just trying to go help my daughter,

she's been kidnapped.

(speaking foreign language) (chuckles).

(speaking foreign language).

My name is Dr. Sithole.

My daughter is Emily.

We were on the radio.

Great. (Speaking foreign

language) Dr. Sithole.

(speaking foreign language).

(intense music)

(intense music)

- So.

- Yes, sir.

[Traffic Officer]

(speaking foreign language).

- Why?

- (Speaking foreign language),

reckless driving and negligent.

My friend, detective Viljoen

from West Rand Police Station,

he wants to talk to you.

(speaking foreign language).

(intense music)

(intense music)

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry.

(intense music)

(engine revving)

- [Detective Viljoen] Paul.

- Dirk.

You won't believe what I've just done.

[Detective Viljoen] What did you do?

I've just had to

temporarily disable the cop.

[Detective Viljoen] Paul, did you?

He's gonna be fine.

I just injected him with Lorazepam.

[Detective Viljoen] I

can't believe you did that.

But I think... He'll be

out for a couple of hours,

but I think you should get his some help.

He's near the exit 309 on the N1.

I took his g*n.

[Detective Viljoen] You did what?

That wasn't a good idea.

It's a father's love, Dirk.

Emily needs me.

[Detective Viljoen] I'll

see what I can do for you.

How long till you get to her?

Three hours or less.

[Detective Viljoen] Keep me apprised, eh.

Thanks, Dirk.

(cellphone ringing)

[Lucy] Paul.

Lucy.

[Lucy] I needed to hear your voice.

Dirk has filled me in.

Are you okay, baby?

I'm fine.

[Lucy] I am so sorry, Paul.

I'm so sorry for everything, for Nick,

for all of it.

Why are you telling me this now?

[Lucy] I'm terrified, Paul. Okay.

I'm just, I'm just sitting here,

I don't know if Emily is alive

or if you're okay.

Dirk told me you're gonna go there alone,

and I can't stop

thinking if this is the end.

I can't let it end like this, Paul.

Yeah. Well, you should

have thought about that

before you jumped into bed with my best...

Sorry, Lucy, I shouldn't have said that.

[Lucy] You're right,

but we didn't sleep together.

I promise not in that sense.

He just laid next to me.

But I should have come to you.

I should have told you how I was feeling.

But you always feel so far away, Paul,

physically and emotionally.

And I know it's because

of work, but I felt invisible.

So you guys didn't have sex?

[Lucy] No.

I should have seen it, but I didn't.

[Lucy] You are not to blame, Paul.

If I had made you

feel like you've mattered,

maybe, maybe this wouldn't have happened.

[Lucy] Paul, please don't,

don't do this to yourself.

A fathers place is in his home.

Husband next to his wife.

Yeah. Got my priorities all wrong,

Lucy,

and look, look at where we are now.

Emily is somewhere where I don't know,

and I'm here trying to fix it

when I should have just been there.

I've gotta face this, Lucy.

I've gotta stand up to this.

Where do we go from here, Lucy?

[Lucy] I wanna try.

If, when you bring Emily back,

I want us to try and figure everything out,

you know, together.

Together?

Do you remember when we first met at uni?

We were in the cafeteria

sitting by the window reading.

And the sun was just, just

kissed your face and your hair.

You didn't chase me away

when I came to you, just smiled.

Smiled like you, like

you saw something in me,

something that I didn't

even know was there.

[Lucy] Yeah, you were very charming.

And then we got together

and we started talking

about, about our dreams,

about how we wanted to

travel the world together, Lucy,

about how we wanted to build

a home with love and laughter.

[Lucy] Hmm-hmm.

You know I thought that our

happy ever after would just...

It would just happen, be easy.

All I had to do was just work, Lucy.

Do my bit.

Become something, something

that you and Emily would be so proud of,

and then I missed the

most important thing, Lucy,

which was, I needed to be there.

- I had to be there.

- [Lucy] Yeah.

Happily ever after doesn't just happen,

you know, you've gotta work at it.

You know, you've gotta

graft, you've gotta get messy,

you gotta get dirty.

It's not the dirt of

patients and hospitals,

it's the dirt of fighting

for and with each other,

and loving and sticking it

out and I just did my job.

I thought that would be enough.

But it wasn't.

I'm sorry, Lucy.

I mean, if I'd known

that you felt so invisible,

maybe, maybe I would've

done something, but I didn't.

What we have is just so special.

So much more.

And that you've always been there, Lucy.

You've always been there.

Even when I had nothing.

Even when I couldn't do anything for you,

you loved me.

You loved me.

(gentle music)

And now, now I know that

like the love that we have

is a love that can

withstand anything, Lucy,

can become whatever it's supposed to be.

Maybe it's not going to be the love

that we had at the cafeteria, but it's...

I think it's a love that

can transcend anything.

[Lucy] Hmm-hmm.

I'm gonna get Emily back, Lucy.

[Lucy] Yeah.

I want to get her back.

And all I ask is that you

just give me a chance.

You give me a chance.

Give me a chance, Lucy to try and fix this.

[Lucy] We will fix this, Paul, okay?

Fix us, that's all I've ever wanted.

Please, be strong for me, Lucy.

Okay, (indistinct) back.

(engine revving)

(gentle music)

(gentle music)

(gentle music)

(gentle music)

(gentle music)

(gentle music continues)

Where's Emily, Luke?

If you want to see her, then get in.

- Where is Emily?

- Move, man.

Jessie, first.

[Paul] She's lost a lot of blood, Luke.

You better hope my wife don't die.

Or it's gonna get worse for everyone.

I think her spleen is damaged.

She needs a hospital.

No hospital dammit.

Then you're k*lling your wife.

No, no, no, you are.

This is all your fault. Now save her.

Okay, but first I want to see Emily.

No, Jessie first.

I'm not moving here, Luke

until you show me my daughter.

You can sh**t me if that's your plan.

- Emily.

- Daddy.

Yes, I promise I'd come.

I want to go home to mommy now.

We'll go home soon.

But first I need to fix Auntie Jessie.

Okay.

That's enough, man.

Just fix my wife, man.

Luke, gimme some space.

- Just do it, man.

- Gimme space.

Do you want me to help her?

You're going to move away.

(gentle music)

She's lost a lot of blood.

Try and stop the bleeding,

and then I'll need to see if

there's any internal injuries.

There's really nothing

much that I can do from here.

We really need the hospital.

No f*cking,

(speaking foreign language)

- Emily, Emily, Emily,

look at me. Look at me.

No. Luke, please stop.

Stop this.

Look at Emily.

You're scaring her.

You're scaring her, Luke.

What am I doing?

- [Jessie] Look at...

- Emily, come here.

[Luke] Emily, I'm sorry.

Emily, I'm so sorry.

(intense music)

(intense music)

Drop it!

Drop it now!

(intense music)

Kick it here!

Kick it here!

(intense music)

A toy g*n, Luke, really?

This is a real g*n and

I know how to use it.

Get in, get in the room.

- Jessie.

- I'm taking her with me.

She needs a hospital.

Move, move!

Get in!

Jessie.

(Luke knocking)

[Luke] Jessie! Open the door.

(muffled indistinct shouting)

Please, Paul, open this door, man.

Please! Please, Paul!

Paul! Paul, open the door, man!

Open the door!

Paul! Jessie!

(intense music)

Daddy.

(both grunting)

(intense music)

(both grunting)

(g*nsh*t firing)

(Luke grunting)

You okay baby?

(Luke screaming) (g*nsh*t firing)

(eerie music)

[Paul] Let's go meet Uncle Dirk,

he's waiting with the ambulance.

(gentle music)

You wanna talk to mommy?

[Emily] Yes, please.

[Paul] Let's call mommy.

[Lucy] Paul, baby, what's happening?

I've been calling, but

couldn't get through to you.

- [Emily] Mommy.

- [Lucy] Oh, Emily baby.

Oh, thank God.

(bright music)

(bright music)

[Dr. Mokoena] Hi Dr. Sithole,

I've just learned about how

you courageously saved a patient

just by giving instructions over the phone.

And at the same time you were

trying to rescue your daughter

from a kidnapper.

But I also realized that

you were focusing on this

while you were trying to

have the interview with me.

I must say, Doc, this has

impressed both the board

and me very much.

You're perfect for this job.

Please get back to me as soon as possible

and let me know if you're still interested.

Some say they'll find

a place on their own

Place on their own

But someday they'll

find that they are alone

They are alone

Oh yeah

And I say

You don't see what I see

when your eyes are shut tight

And today, gimme your hand

and join me in this big fight

Now that we know better Know better

Can fly with me where ever

No one is strong

And no one is strong

Without someone Without someone

And now that life has grown us

The winds of change have shown us

No one is strong No one is strong

Without someone Without someone

And now that life has grown us

The winds of change have shown us

No one is strong No one is strong

Without someone Without someone

Yeah, oh, oh

Oh, oh

Yeah, oh, oh

Oh, oh

Oh, oh