Eye In The Sky Page #4

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LIZZIE:

Oh, I’m sorry.

COLONEL POWELL:

Who are you?

LIZZIE:

Lizzie.

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COLONEL POWELL:

What are you looking for?

LIZZIE:

Some water.

COLONEL POWELL:

Try the tap.

LIZZIE:

Oh, okay. Sorry.

POWELL watches LIZZIE close the fridge door, go over to the

sink, look for a glass, find a mug and fill it up.

COLONEL POWELL:

Are you with Robert or Andrew?

LIZZIE:

Robert.

She walks toward the door - with her water.

LIZZIE (CONT’D)

Thank you. Sorry.

She walks out.

15 INT. ALIA’S HOUSE - EASTLEIGH - NAIROBI - MORNING 15

ALIA has a well-used school mathematics book open in front of

her and some spare paper.

MUSA, is helping her with an exercise. She concentrates hard.

Looks to him for approval as she completes a problem.

MUSA MUSA (CONT’D)

Good! See, not so difficult! Wanaagsan! Bal eeg, ma si

adag!

16 INT. KITCHEN - POWELL’S HOUSE - SURREY - DAWN 16

POWELL pours milk into a bowl of cereal at her kitchen table,

claiming her space back.

ROBERT, 19, walks in, lazy and bleary-eyed. He looks

dishevelled and weedy in his boxer shorts.

COLONEL POWELL:

Who is she?

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ROBERT:

Um, her name’s Lizzie.

COLONEL POWELL:

I know her name.

ROBERT casually goes to the fridge and opens the door.

ROBERT:

She goes to St. Ada’s.

COLONEL POWELL:

Does she. You should have asked me

if she could stay.

ROBERT:

Dad said she could.

ROBERT takes a bottle of water out of the fridge.

COLONEL POWELL:

She’s already got water.

ROBERT:

She doesn’t like tap.

ROBERT walks out.

17

EXT. SINGAPORE - DAY 17

We drift over the magnificent high-rises of Singapore.

ON SCREEN:
SINGAPORE - 13h00

18

INT. ARMS FAIR - SINGAPORE - AFTERNOON 18

A huge hall filled with a maze of stands showcasing MILITARY

HARDWARE:
Missiles, machine guns, armored vehicles...

IBS (Integrated Battlefield Solutions) operate on Stand B59.

FOUR COMPANY MANNEQUINS demonstrate military clothing. One

wears undergarments, the second fatigues and the third is in

full operational military body armour.

JAMES WILLETT, British Foreign Secretary, pale and sweaty in

the heat, stands in front of the company name and slogan -

Soldier Safety First -as he speaks to a small audience

gathered around the stand.

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JAMES:

On behalf of the British

government, I am proud to introduce

Integrated Battlefield Solutions, a

UK company leading the field in the

production of life-saving,

lightweight military clothing.

Protecting our soldiers in the

field of battle is at the core of

my government’s commitment to our

armed forces. Soldier safety first

is why we are in partnership.

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