Living On Borrowed Time

Sean, a globe-trotter, wants to put an end to a life-style which by necessity made him the member of a terrorist organisation. He wishes to return to Hungary in order to continue fighting Communism, which he witnessed in 1956 as a child. His colleagues help him break away because their set of moral rules have really become different. Sean no longer trusts Ann, both his boss and lover. He is hiding because mysterious aliens are hunting after him and because he wishes to clear up the mess in his own soul. Suddenly, two girls turn up at his hiding-place, sent by Ann. One of the girls is the complete opposite of Ann, the soft and feminine Mari, while the other is a seventeen year old Argentine woman and perhaps Seans daughter. A strongly-built man applies for the job of driver and combination servant. His name is Sepak, and he is the most dangerous enemy, as his son has been taken hostage by the group. When Sean learns this, he kills the man in a fight. Yet Sepak entrusts his son to Sean before he dies. Sean has already made his final decision: he makes Ann promise to give their daughter a good education and not to bring her up to become a terrorist, and allows Sepaks son to run a away. He blows himself in the air together with a rocky cliff. Ann witnesses Seans suicide from her hiding place. In the end she takes off her wig and we realise that she was Mari, too. (jakelijan virallinen teksti)