Orca Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 1977
- 92 min
- 496 Views
- Hello, Al.
- What do you mean by "in charge"?
- The Fishermen's Union and all that.
- We brought your boat in.
- Was that you? Thank you.
- Can I do anything in return?
- Nothing special.
South Harbor is a friendly place.
Everybody knows everybody.
Are you trying to catch
a big, live killer whale?
No...
We were for a moment,
but I've changed my mind.
Just as well,
because people are superstitious.
What do you mean?
An orca drives our fish away.
It's our livelihood.
You understand?
Is that for me?
Thanks.
"Whales and Dolphins
in Science and... "
"... Mythology. "
In celebration of the world's least
known intelligence. So it's about me.
Herman Melville believed that God
would come back to Earth as a whale.
You can't really believe all this
stuff. Forgive me laughing.
I'm not laughing at you,
but it's a bit heavy for me.
- But thanks for the book.
- You're very welcome.
When we're finished burying
the whale, I'll buy you a drink.
Thanks.
- Nolan, you got a minute?
- What do you want?
You're in a big hurry
to bury that whale.
- You think so?
- I got some good news for you.
The boatyard will fix you up
first thing in the morning.
Would you like a drink? You
didn't come here just to say that.
- We figured you'd want to know.
- That's nice of you.
But I'm not in any great hurry
to sail from South Harbor at all.
You mean you're staying
until you kill that whale?
Not at all! I'm staying -
- because I've got a broken hull and
a crew member with a busted foot.
It's got nothing to do with the whale.
Did I say something wrong?
First two boats are sunk,
now the fish are vanishing.
- All because of your whale.
- My whale?
Forget about the whale. I have.
I'll bet you'll never see him again.
An hour ago a kid saw a fin
with a nick in it.
Stationary. It's just waiting.
- Don't go to the North Point.
- Why would I?
I said, "Why would I?"
- I'll see you tonight, right?
- Wrong.
the Canadian Fisheries Board, -
Commission. They won't do anything.
They say they don't have time.
And you know for damn sure
Nolan's not gonna do anything.
Can I help you?
The men all meet.
They talk of you, and they are angry.
I understand.
They say you're a coward for not
going out and killing the whale.
- I have my reasons.
- I believe you.
You do? Why?
I see in your face fear.
Not of anything alive, -
- it is of some spirit.
I've come to warn you.
It is best you hunt this devil.
If there's any more harm done
by your whale...
Look...
Thank you for the warning.
I know what my ancestors
would have done.
They had this shaman. A skin
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