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Captain, you might want to take a look at this.
Seems like they are changing course.
You won.
A cigarette, please.
Action stations. Prepare tubes one and three.
Torpedo depth 4 metres, angle on the bow 0 degrees.
Timed salvo every 2 seconds.
Prepare tubes one and three for firing!
Torpedo depth 4 metres, angle on the bow 0 degrees.
Timed salvo every 2 seconds.
Prepare tubes 1 and 3 for firing!
Torpedo depth 4 m, angle on the bow 0 degrees.
Timed salvo every 2 seconds.
Wait at the ready!
Ascend on the planes.
Surfacing, trim plus 5.
Boat on the surface.
Open suction shafts.
Blow ballast tanks, turn on the blowers.
Diesels' suction shafts open.
Start diesels.
Diesels ready for starting.
Both ahead two.
Hear that?
The charge of 5,000 mechanical horses.
Fast dive, 25 metres.
- Down. - Close the hatches.
Close bulkhead hatches!
- What's going on? - Shh.
What, you didn't practise on the Wilk?
20.
25 metres.
Level her off.
Heading 90.
Hold 100.
100.
45 seconds.
Not bad.
It could be some 2 to 3 seconds better.
Our escort has returned to base.
They wish us successful hunting.
Please thank them on behalf of the captain.
On behalf of Captain...
...Jan Grudziński...
and on behalf of...
the ship...
of the Republic of Poland
Orzeł.
Great.
Thank you.
Below The Surface
Come in.
We've reached the northern part of the patrol area.
We've also received our new orders. We are to go to Den Helder and wait.
Sit down.
I don't understand any of this.
We were supposed to go to Skagerrak, and wait for a German convoy.
Now I understand why they rushed me out of the cinema.
- I barely had time to pack. - What was on?
Krysia took me to see 'Gone with the Wind'.
Dreadfully boring.
Are you hiding something? Do you know any more?
The Germans have moved their entire fleet to Kiel.
The battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau
and plenty of escort ships.
We'll get them sooner or later.
It'll be closer from Den Helder.
We can't miss such an opportunity.
We'll only surface at night
to recharge the batteries.
When I learned that I was to serve on the Orzeł...
- I went weak at the knees. - Eryk...
New orders.
Set the course.
Destination: the Netherlands.
What is this mission?
Plot it.
Have you seen a Dornier 24, the German flying boat?
- No, I haven't. - You'll get the chance soon enough.
Beautiful, looks like a dragonfly.
But a Dornier can kiss us underwater, right?
Yes, but below 20 metres.
Change of watch in 30 minutes.
A wonderful boat.
A miracle.
A miracle of technology.
How are you doing, mate?
Warrant Officer Aleksander Kamecki at your service.
Officer Cadet Eryk Sopoćko.
- Fresh blood, right? - As fresh as it gets.
This will tell us what we're breathing.
Carbon dioxide meter.
1.5 to 1.8 is good.
2 to 2.5 and we're in a daze.
Above that - apathy.
And death.
Plus chlorine and hydrogen from the batteries.
That's right.
Thanks.
Coming down.
We're coming.
At the double!
Coming down.
Ready to dive!
Midshipman Klops, reporting.
Door.
Remember when you said at those dances in Jastarnia that you'd step aside?
That you wouldn't get in my way?
Vaguely.
I'm serious about her.
So am I.
The Wehrmacht has reached the English Channel,
cutting off the British and French forces in the north.
The only retreat still remaining to England
- is through the port of Dunkirk. - Dunkirk.
Allied ships have been attacked by German planes.
The destroyer "Wessex" has been sunk,
and the Polish destroyer "Burza" damaged.
Ready.
Place your bets.
- 10 seconds. - Czopp - 10.
8, no more.
- Szal, 8. - 3 seconds.
- What? - 3 seconds!
- Foterek - 3. - I'll give him 5 seconds.
- Szubert - 5. - I'll take a guess at 12.
Ok, I'll say 13. That's my lucky number.
Short enough to win.
Klops - 13.
- What else! - Get ready.
Hold on.
Now.
- Sit down... - And?
Wait, wait, wait.
- Stop. - What was the result?
5 seconds. 6 tops.
Hell, I could last longer than 15 seconds in bigger storms.
So around 5-6, huh?
6, that makes one onion per second.
You lost, you chop the onions.
Is my tooth loose?
Foterek, this will help.
Here.
Hey fellas, who wants an orange?
Fresh air.
Barley soup today, and tomorrow?
Mr Lid,
leave the cover and take that stench with you!
Why? She's a gem, so she has to smell good too?
Change of watch in 30 minutes.
Bon appétit.
Come in.
Lunch, Chief.
Fish, and jelly for dessert.
It's a secret recipe entrusted to me by your dear mother, sir.
Thank you.
You make a stitch, then put it underneath...
This is for my little Ela, she's two months old today.
On 2 October, my Boguś will turn one.
So you haven't seen him yet.
Have a good watch!
Have a good watch.
Guys!
The wind today is howling And sadly weeping tears.
- Who knows... - Gentlemen!
...where the storm Will take us and all our fears?
Boys, it's our time now
The sea is calling us
Grey waves and the seabed
Are waiting there for us
Bravo, gentlemen.
Poor Fordyce doesn't understand.
Yeah, you don't understand anything, yeah?
No, sorry.
Pity you cannot sing with us.
I can try and sing one of my own.
Yeah, come on.
Stand up.
He's going to sing one of his own.
Down on the seabed
Far from the shore
There lies a pebble
I cast long before
And I made a wish
As it lay in my hand
'Bring this lad homeward
For he dreams of land'
Rock me to sleep
My lover My lover
Rock me to sleep
In the arms of the tide,
Our lady fair,
She shines down from up above
And she'll soon bring me back
To your side, your side
'Cos my heart's with you,
Not the tide.
Den Helder, The Netherlands
7th day of patrol
No signal.
Not a living soul.
May I?
Den Helder,
a nice town.
Gdynia is prettier.
Bearing 30.
A wedding.
- Marek? - Let me see.
He looks like my son.
Let me see.
We wait.
Tails, you take it.
A memento of my grandfather, an 1863 insurgent.
Also great for going to sleep
instead of counting sheep.
On April the 30th,
Major Henryk Dobrzański, alias "Hubal",
was killed in action
near the village of Anielin in central Poland.
He was the commander of the last Polish army unit
still in active combat against the German occupiers.
This piece is dedicated
to all the brave Poles as they continue their struggle.
Leslie!
Leslie,
listen!
Chopin.
Yeah.
Chopin.
Chief...
Read it.
Captain of the Second Fleet to the commander of the Eagle:
Leave Sector A3 after sunset and go to Sector A1.
An order is not a newspaper.
We're departing, dive 25 metres.
Commander,
they're hunting someone.
Strange,
like I could hear weeping...
Crying.
Yes.
People.
Screaming.
It's the steel that creaks like that.
No,
it's not the steel.
Ascend on the planes to periscope depth.
Periscope depth.
Scope up.
They must have hit a mine.
They're alive.
Take her to the surface.
Hold it.
Withdraw the order.
- Janek... - I hear screws, bearing 30, starboard,
- Andrzej... - range about 1,200 m.
Bearing 30.
Range about 1,000 m.
They'll be here in 90 seconds.
Crash dive.
- Trim minus 5. - Secure the boat.
- Trim minus 5. - Crash dive.
- Lower scope. - Lower scope.
- Secure the boat. - 45 m under the keel.
Depth 35 m. Full ahead both.
- Both ahead 5. - Depth 35.
20 m.
25 m.
30 m.
Trim 0, level her off.
Bearing 90.
90.
Second bearing: 60.
They're coming.
Bearing 90,
90.
I can hear a third, a big one.
Heading to starboard.
They're coming, brace yourself.
They're almost overhead.
- They got us. - Quiet.
All quiet.
They're sweeping.
Turn off the fans.
Commander,
the E-boat's going away,
but the cutters are still here.
They're waiting.
Only the cutters are left,
we'll blow them away, let's surface.
In a moment, there will be no air to breathe,
we'll suffocate.
I'd rather die up there fighting
than suffocate down here.
Chief?
Let's surface.
Yes,
let's fight.
If we are to die, let us die now.
No time to lose.
It's nighttime. We have a chance to sneak away.
There will always be time to die.
After we surface, shoot at the searchlights.
The second team, on my mark, put up the smokescreen.
In the meantime, air the boat,
covered by gunners with Lewis guns.
I'd like to volunteer.
I'm the best shot in the fleet.
Get Sosnowski.
- You're taking charge. - Aye, aye, sir.
Ascend to periscope depth.
Blow ballast tanks.
Trim plus 2.
Scope up.
Close, about 200-300 metres.
I can't see the other one.
Battle stations.
Both electrics ahead 1.
Shoot on my command.
They've spotted us.
Smokescreen!
- Fire! - Fire!
Both diesels ahead 5.
Electrics, stop! Both diesels ahead 5.
Got her.
Oh God.
E-boat coming.
Let's ram them!
Let's dive!
Crash dive.
Crash dive, stop diesels.
Diesels, stop.
Fill negative tank!
Secure the boat. Flood the fin.
All hands below deck.
Here.
Where's Janek?
Janek!
Quickly! Help me, cadet!
Careful!
Both electrics, ahead full!
Rudder 30 degrees starboard.
- Janek! - Sit down!
Mazurkiewicz to the control room, now.
- Depth? - 20 m.
It'll be alright.
25 m.
Explosions at 20 m.
Report sea depth.
We're diving too fast.
Fix the puncture.
A wedge, damn it.
The rivets are coming out.
Give it to him.
A wedge.
- Help. - Quickly.
The rivet came out.
We're diving too fast.
35 m.
Sea depth is 50 m.
40 m.
- We're slowing down. - 41 m.
42 m.
There's been a puncture.
A valve on the starboard bow has gone.
Damage report on tightness of the boat.
Number 3 is tight.
Diesels - tight.
Torpedo room - tight.
The boat's tight.
Have they gone?
They're pretending they have.
Chief?
Are you alright?
- There's an oil leak in the diesels. - I'll go.
- Foterek! Blanket! - Aye, aye.
The extinguisher.
Torbus, the extinguisher.
Mazurkiewicz! Where is he?
Get me the medic!
Are you alright?
Report CO2 levels.
CO2 level in the mess is 2.2%.
How much over here?
1.8%.
Turn on the fans?
Too loud.
Lolek...
Calm down.
Lolek, stop it.
- Come here, Fritz! - Lolek...
- Quiet. - Come here, Fritz!
Lolek, shh, easy.
Leave him alone.
Let go.
You're choking him.
Janek, leave him!
Let go.
Silence onboard.
Maybe we can fool them.
Anything that can float.
Load oil cans into the torpedo tube.
Move it, move it.
Tube 2 ready for firing.
Come on, you krauts.
Silence onboard.
First bearing: 40.
Second bearing: 170, distant third bearing: 90.
Closing in.
Tube 2 - fire.
Both electrics, ahead 5.
Rudder 30 degrees starboard.
- Trim minus 2. - Trim minus 2.
We're being pulled down.
Electrics, stop.
They've gone.
The swines!
Have they fallen for it?
I wouldn't bet on it.
One might have stayed.
Let's find out.
Silence.
Nothing, silence.
No bearing.
- Both electrics, ahead 2. - Both electrics, ahead 2.
- Electrics, stop. - Electrics, stop.
Let's stay still.
How much air left?
4 out of 8 cylinders full.
Blow midship ballast tanks, starboard.
Half the air.
Blow midship ballast tanks, starboard.
Blow midship ballast tanks, port.
We'll try to rock her.
Blow midship ballast tanks, port.
She won't budge.
Blow all the tanks, all the air.
All the air?
All of it.
Right electric - ahead 2,
left - back 2.
We could lose the screw.
- The batteries are dying... - Carry out the order.
Right electric - ahead 2,
left - back 2.
- Electrics, stop. - Electrics, stop.
Go see what's going on.
Chlorine and hydrogen levels are increasing.
We'll suffocate before long.
Get your Davis breathing apparatus on.
Evacuate!
Everyone to the torpedo room.
Close bulkhead hatch.
We have to get down below deck.
Chlorine levels are increasing.
- I'll go down to bridge the batteries. - With what, your leg?
Staszek, give me the wrench.
You're staying.
I'll go.
It's my job, my duty.
I'd like to volunteer.
Out of the question.
We may still need a navigator.
- So what, you'll go? - Stop it.
- We may still need a captain too. - Stop it.
Volunteers to repair the battery.
It'll be dangerous.
Midshipman Klops - count me in.
Able Seaman Paweł Czopp, volunteering!
Petty Officer Torbus, volunteering.
So, who will you take?
Midshipman Klops.
We know each other well.
Klops!
Left electric - ahead 3.
Electric - stop.
Left - stop.
Right electric - back 3.
Electric - stop.
Right - stop.
Now what?
"For Warsaw"
She's shuffling... her backside.
Janek...
40 m.
We're going up.
Bow trim minus 4.
Aft trim minus 2.
Half-fill midship ballast tanks.
35.
Open the vents.
30.
Fill midship ballasts.
Open the vents.
25.
Close the vents.
Close ballast flap.
Aye, aye, sir, close the vents.
Close ballast flap.
We can't surface. You hear me?
- It's daytime. - 20.
Come on, let's go out.
Prepare to surface.
Surface battle stations.
Gunners in position.
Don life jackets.
Strange smell.
Fresh air.
Breathe in slowly so you don't pass out.
Well?
Indeed.
So fresh my head's spinning.
Fill your lungs with as much as you want.
There's enough for everyone.
Everyone prepare for a crash dive.
Prepare for a crash dive.
Thanks.
Go back below deck.
Next five.
Jurek... she came up with that kiss
to make you jealous.
I'll give it to her.
Participating in the partition of Poland together with the Third Reich,
the Soviet Union is deporting tens of thousands of Poles to Siberia.
The deportees are transported in cattle cars,
with each one loaded with over 50 people.
The terror of the occupying forces is intensifying.
In Łódź, in the J. Babiński psychiatric hospital,
the Nazis murdered 500 patients.
Also 499 patients in Warta, near Sieradz.
145 villagers were executed in Firlej, near Radom.
The villages of Gałki, Hucisko and Skłoby were burnt to the ground...
What was it?
Nothing.
Chief...
I've just received an order from HQ.
Read it.
Captain of the Second Fleet.
At 10:02 hours on 2nd June,
head with all speed, at 9:00 am on 3rd June
to the point with coordinates 57°00'N, 04°00'E
to relieve HMS Trident.
Stay in the sector until 6th June 10:00 pm.
During this time, passage to the north is expected
of a large German convoy which includes
the battleships Gneisenau and Scharnhorst.
Watch out for a strong escort and air force presence.
Surface only at night.
Gneisenau and Scharnhorst -
A godsend!
Piece of cake.
A simple task.
Straight into the lion's mouth.
An order is an order.
An order is not a newspaper.
Skagerrak is a stone's throw from the Baltic Sea.
It would be good to go home for a while,
visit the family.
It's already worked out once, hasn't it?
Then sink the entire Kriegsmarine,
and go home across the Baltic Sea.
- And what else? - Fight the invaders.
Beat the Nazis.
- Not enough of them round here? - It's not the same here.
Easy.
She's not fit for that.
That is a fact.
Chief...
Let's move.
Report battery status.
We can stay submerged for up to 3 hours, tops.
Gas levels are normal, but the batteries need the diesels.
Bearing 30. Both electrics, ahead 2.
30? Through a minefield?
Bearing 30...
Both electrics, ahead 2.
A one-way mission.
Otherwise we won't get them.
Absolutely no survival instinct.
My king!
Join the party in the mess,
now.
Have a good watch, then.
Aye, aye.
Gentlemen,
we've been away from home for 9 months.
To mark this fact, we've received a gift from high command
in the form of two German battleships and some small escorts...
It's our job to intercept them and kick their backsides.
And in a few days, we'll return home in glory.
Rudder: 5 degrees starboard.
Rudder: 2 degrees port.
And a touch to starboard.
We're through it.
Ascend to periscope depth.
We're through it!
Stop it.
Torpedo shots, here's to the captain.
- Here. - Don't be so greedy, guys.
The mummy should have a drink first. Give it to me.
Oh, I've got a plane at 3 o'clock.
- Plane at three o'clock. - Whoa, wait a minute!
Good plane!
- It's one of ours. - Crash dive.
Close the hatch.
Hatch tight.
Open it!
Close the hatch.
We're being pulled down.
The stern's taking in water.
- What about Piasecki? - In the kiosk with Fordyce and Lid.
Surface.
Emergency surfacing.
The planes won't respond.
Blow the ballasts.
Go back to the controls.
It's empty.
The hatch.
Open the goddamn hatch.
Cut the diesels.
It's over.
They still have a chance.
Damage report on tightness of the boat.
Engine room, report.
Shaft, Roszak, come in.
I'm sorry.
I'm very sorry.
Hey,
I can hear them.
Lots of them.
Battleships.
Gneisenau,
Scharnhorst.
The whole Reich is closing in.
Captain, we have them.
Ascend to periscope depth.
The rudders are damaged.
Twist them.
Go on, take us up.
Take us up, damn it.
Level her off.
She's levelled off.
Gneisenau, bearing 50.
Scharnhorst, bearing 100.
Course 50.
Both electrics, ahead 2.
Flood
torpedo tubes
1, 3 and 4.
Target course:
0 degrees.
In turn, fire: 1, 3 and 4.
Fire.
Torpedo tubes: fire.
Got her!