Mediterranea

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Move.

Move over, man!

Please, sir,

there's no more room.

- Move over!

- There's no room.

Just move your bag!

Give me your bag.

What do you mean

there's no room here?

Put the bag here,

and now move over.

How many did you get?

All of them.

Three from last time.

Plus six more.

How much?

600?

Hey, stop!

Stop!

I said only four.

You.

You.

You.

And you.

The rest of you, over there.

I'll see you tomorrow, okay?

Yeah.

Let's go!

That is 4,000.

I have some...

This is better.

Okay,

I like this. I like this.

Okay, that's why, okay,

bring 3,500.

- Three and a half. 3,000 and a half.

- I will give you 2,000.

Please, don't talk much, okay?

I'll bring change for you.

Good luck.

Hey!

Do you want this?

Let me see.

- How much are they?

- 4,000.

4,000?

I have 1,000.

Name?

Ayiva Seihon.

Where to?

Burkina Faso.

Zabr.

2,000.

Take this for now.

It should help.

Try to spend it slowly.

Hopefully things will get better

the further along we get.

Yes, I know.

It's so you can manage,

for now.

Right now, it's tough,

but it'll get better.

Do you understand?

Yes, everything is fine.

Yes.

We are here.

Abas?

He's here.

He wants to get with

those European girls.

You know what I'm saying.

Look what Mades

put on Facebook.

Hold on.

He's big now.

Look at this.

Okay.

There he is.

As my colleague told you,

I can find you work.

So you can gather money

and pay for your trip.

Okay.

We will think about it.

Ayiva.

Come here.

Here's your money.

Don't count it in front of me.

We don't count money here.

Hey, man.

Can we have a

word with you?

No, I have things to do.

We have contacts in Tripoli.

We can't stay

here and work.

It will take us at

least two months

to save enough money.

Our brothers in Tripoli

won't wait for us.

We will lose our

places on the boat.

And we cannot

take that risk.

Listen.

If you can help

us get to Libya,

I promise to get you

a place on the boat.

You know very well

I can get you there.

But if I get you to Tripoli,

I want two places.

I got this!

Starting now,

we're out of here!

Really?

We're out?

I got this!

Oh, are you not sleeping?

Why are you disturbing?

Don't you know people

are sleeping?

Look at the idea

of the time.

We stop.

We stop. We promise.

Are you stupid or what?

Go to bed before

I will sleep, please.

Okay, okay.

Okay, you want

to receive call too.

Are you not sleeping?

Are you the owner

of this place?

Huh?

Please, leave these premises.

Sorry about it.

It won't happen again.

Move along, quickly.

This is Mano.

He's your guide.

He'll take you to Tinel.

It's the last town

between Algeria and Libya.

Do everything Mano says.

Do not ignore

his instructions.

How does he know

if we're going

in the right direction?

It's easy.

You pick a point.

Aim for it.

And once you get there,

you pick another one

further away

and you head for that one.

That's how he does it.

Head over that hill.

Hello.

It's Ayiva.

Everything's good.

We're in Libya.

In Sabha.

Yes.

We're fine.

He's fine.

No.

Uncle Ousman,

I want to talk to you

about something.

Yes, sir.

When we arrived in Sabha,

we didn't have anything left.

If you could help us,

a little more will

get us there.

I see.

So?

He'll send it.

Listen up!

This boat doesn't

leave the beach

unless one of

you drives it.

I need a driver,

even if you don't like the idea.

He's joking, right?

Why can't we go?

You have to take us, sir.

We paid you.

You!

You have to drive the boat!

Hey, motherf***er!

I'll do it!

Oh, I'll do it.

If none of these motherf***er

want to do it,

I'll do it.

I'll drive the boat!

If you're driving the boat,

I'm not going.

What he said?

He said you can't

drive the boat.

Oh, f*** you.

If you're a man,

stand up and drive the boat.

You'll never take that

boat anywhere.

So sit down.

She's not supposed

to drive it; You are!

We paid you!

Calm down.

I can do it.

I believe I can

drive the boat.

Where are you from?

Burkina.

There's no sea there.

How are you going

to drive us?

You don't know

how to drive.

I'm not going if he drives.

Me neither.

Hey, you okay?

Hey!

Do you even know what

the f*** you're doing?

Oh!

Hey!

Hey!

Where were you?

What's wrong?

Ah.

Welcome.

Let's eat.

Do you want a beer?

No.

And you?

Do you want a beer?

No.

Mm.

How was the journey?

It was okay.

Did you find papers?

They gave us three months.

You'll need to find a

job with a contract

to get real papers.

Three months isn't enough.

How are things back home?

- Same as before.

- Mm.

Except they built solar panels

for the school in the village.

- Mm-hmm.

- Boukare did all of it.

- Ah, mm-hmm.

- He built it all.

- He did great work.

- Mm.

He built the school and

sent the solar panels.

Mm.

It's normal.

He has to.

He came here

a long time ago.

And he has the money.

It's for our children.

By the way,

have you heard

from your sister?

Mm.

Not yet.

Why not?

Because we couldn't

call anyone.

You had no way

of calling her?

Call her right now.

Take the phone!

- I'll do it later.

- Call your sister now!

She's taking care

of your daughter,

and you can't

even call her?

Is this normal?

Listen to me.

It's more dangerous

than you think.

I'm telling you,

you can't do it.

I'm telling you,

it's too dangerous.

Quiet!

People live here,

for f***'s sake!

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