All language subtitles for Pochemu-ty-2024-ShahedPro

Oh, Andrei!

-Hello there.
-Hello.

-How've you been?
-All right.

Listen, we wanted to talk
business real quick.

-Uh-huh.
-About the shipments.

-Hm. Okay.
-For the Palace project.

Let's talk things over
with Vova.

-Hello, Vova.
-Good afternoon.

This won't take long.
How's it going?

-Everything's good.
-Been seeing you a lot
here lately.

-Well, the food
at your hotel is amazing.
-It certainly is. Yes.

Well, we're pretty happy
overall.

- Okay.
- Good terms, well-thought-out.

- But?
- Yes, but.

We would like to route half of
the shipment through Hong Kong.

Is it possible?

Hong Kong?

Well, sure.

Forty percent.

That's a good deal.

There won't be any issues,
will there?

Of course not.

-We have strict deadlines here.
-No problem.

We'll get in touch
with your guys tomorrow.

Great.
I'll give them a heads-up.

All right, then.

Oh, and it's just
one more thing.

Excuse me. Hi.
I think you're really pretty.

Would you like to get
to know each other?

Hey, uh, imagine if I was bald.

Uh...

Would you still
think I'm pretty?

Sorry.

Hey, I'm home.

-Daddy.
-Oh, hey, buddy.

What's going on?
Why are you still up?

I'm not going
to dance classes anymore.

Whoa, that's news.

-What happened?
-Nothing.

But I thought
you liked going to dance class.

-No, I didn't.
-What about Ira?

You making decisions
for her too?

-Ira's dumb.
-Okay. I get you, Ilya Andreich.

But we're both men here, right?

-Mm-hm.
-We can't go back on our word.

So, we should not
make any rash choices

that we might regret later.

-I won't regret it.
-I see.

And that's why you started this
important conversation with me?

-Yeah.
-All right, then.

Now, how about this?

We'll go to, let's say,
just four more classes.

No, four times is a lot.
Okay, three more times.

Then we will have a talk
and decide

if we really do want
to quit for good or not.

-Sound like a deal?
-Okay.

High five.

- Okay then. Off to bed.
- Yeah.

Go on. Hey.

Were you smoking?

I broke up with Danny.

Once more.

-Sure.
-I broke up with Danny.

I meant the barman.
The new guy's hot, right?

This one's on me.

It's my turn to treat you.
Here's seven.

And I still owe ten?

Eleven.

Damn, girl, you're rich.

Spill.
Where'd the money come from?

Oil field? Gold mine?
You robbed a bank?

-Your secret's safe with me.
-I'm a sugar baby now.

For real?

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.
Tell me everything.

Here, let me show you.
This is the website.

The men pay a lot just to join,
so there aren't any losers.

You chat up men,
meet up, have fun.

Just like that.

Ugh, what a troll.

Kristina, hold up.

Let me get this straight.

So, you go out
with different men all the time?

Next.

You good?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

They pay you,
and you're their sugar baby.

Uh, another shot
of tequila, please.

-Sure.
-Holy shit.

What is going on, Sergei?

What do you mean?

Why is the shipment
still outside?

-So what? It's sunny out there.
-What if it rains?

The boxes are cardboard.

I took the stickers off.
Saratov.

- What? Why?
- Yes.

Racks 32 to 34 and 16 to 18.

Make sure all the details
are added correctly.

Yeah, okay.

Here's another one. Half
a container came back busted up.

-From Pavlovsk?
-Yeah.

What's it got to do
with stickers anyway?

-Good afternoon, sir.
-Good afternoon.

Good afternoon. Are we lodging
an appeal on the Armenians?

Mm-hm.

Good afternoon, sir.

Who's signing
the Chelny contract?

Chelny?

Andrews.

Let's start with sales.

Start making excuses.

Uh, good morning.

You're still here. Okay.

I'll clean everything
after breakfast, Mom,

so you don't have to worry.

Take a plate.

Won't you be late for uni?

No, my class
starts second period.

-Second period, huh?
-Mm-hm.

I spoke with the dean.

You've been expelled.

Don't look so smug.

Aren't you ashamed?

You lie right to my face.

Alla.

What would your father say?

And your grandpa?

Great-grandpa?

Great-great grandpa?
Great-great-great grandpa?

Great-great-great-great grandpa?

Hey, are you listening?

You're a disgrace.
Do you get that?

Unorganized, lazy,
sleeping until noon.

It's half past ten.

That doesn't matter.

Oh, Alla, Alla.

What will become of you?
I have no idea.

Mom, I'm really sorry.

Otherwise,
I wouldn't have told you.

And I wouldn't
have planned anything. Um...

Remember that trip I planned
with the girls

to that ski resort?

It's just that Natasha

has already booked the tickets
and the hotel.

The point is,
I won't go anywhere.

But could you just, like,
give me some money?

I gotta pay Natasha back.
She can't afford it otherwise.

Please, Mom.

You really stun me
with the nerve you have.

Until you re-enroll
into university,

no money, no skiing trip, hm?

Can I decide for myself
when I want to re-enroll?

As long as you live
under my roof, I will decide.

-Mom.
-There is nothing else to say.

No more money
until you're back at university.

Go whore yourself out
if you must.

Okay.

Damn it.

Who gave you
a forklift license anyway?

- I'm sorry, man.
- What the hell, man?

You're gorgeous. Dinner?

I want you to spank me.

I'll be in St. Petersburg
in August. Wanna meet up?

-I'll lick your pussy.
-Thoughts on a threesome?

Let's spend
an evening together.

-I'll be your plaything.
-Do you have a hot friend?

Okay.

You're gorgeous. Dinner?

-Hello there, Kitty.
-Hi.

Let's go to my place.

All right.

-Good afternoon.
-Uh, good afternoon.

-Is someone waiting for you?
-Yes.

No. Thank you.

Hello?

That jerk gave me a shock.

-I get plenty of those.
-I can imagine.

Here.

Do you need one?

No. No, I don't.

Don't be shy. Take one.

Strawberry ones are the best.

Alevtina?

Hello. You're running late.

-Let's go.
-Okay.

Um, could I ask
where we're going?

What do you mean, where?

Are you stupid? To a hotel.

Right.

Uh...

-Yeah, Mom?
-Don't go anywhere tonight.

Valery and Olya
are coming over to our place.

I set everything up.

-He's giving you a job.
-Okay.

No point in lazing around
all year, right?

They'll be here at 7.
Don't forget. All right?

-Alla.
-Alla?

Uh-huh.

-Andrei.
-Am I late?

Well, you're a woman.
That's normal.

Do you have a Lamborghini?

Well, I had a Ferrari. It was
quite low and uncomfortable.

That's what it's all for, right?

You're making loads of money.
Must be difficult.

Has to be, since
barely anyone pulls it off.

Or you just got lucky in life.

Insanely lucky.

Then you drive jailbait around
in your Lambo.

It is what it is.

Amarone goes great
with this mood.

Amarone.
Can we get a bottle of Amarone?

And you...
You must be a local, right?

Bingo. How'd you guess?

By my greenish pallor?

Can't see it under your makeup.

I guess you went
to an English immersion school.

Wrong. French immersion.

And I'm not wearing any makeup.

Twenty, 21, 22?

Damn, the secret's out.

I'm 22. I'm old.

-You gonna take off?
-No, no. Not yet.

Would you like something to eat?

Maybe a salad.
Is your watch expensive?

-My watch?
-Mm-hm.

Do you know much about watches?

Can you tell
an original from a knockoff?

I don't know anything
about them.

Hm. Well, you see, I bought this
watch to pick up pretty girls.

Mm.

Explain something to me.

I mean, you seem like...

an attractive dude.
You seem to have all you want.

Why do you need these hookups?

It's just convenient.

I have a family,
and I love my kids.

Nothing extra.

No calls.

Or texts.

-Just prostitutes.
-No, not like that.

That's more like
going to the doctor.

What's the point?

Nothing interesting.

- Alla?
- Hm?

Grisha.

Hey. What are you doing here?

- Hello.
- Hello.

Yeah, we're just here to hang.

All right. Good to see you.

Yeah, yeah,
we'll catch up later.

Okay.

Who's that?

-That's Grisha.
-Grisha.

Grisha Markesh.

Markesh.

Is that Boris Markesh's son?

-Mm-hm.
-TechInvest?

Shit.

Is it obvious that I'm drunk?

No, not at all.

See over there?

That's my balcony.

This is a very
nice neighborhood.

Very nice.

Hmm.

You can't see anything.

2010.

That was a very good year.

I was 10 years old back then.

Do you wanna kiss me?

Okay.

Let's go to a hotel.

What?

Well, I...

-I can't.
-Why not?

Valery is waiting
for me at home.

We'll just lie in bed,
that's all.

Let's have wild, crazy sex.

Are you there?

Maybe somebody
put a curse on me.

Let's focus. We gotta
pull ourselves together.

Okay.

Watch this trick.

Alla, Alla, Alla.
Cover yourself up.

Thank you.

Why is nothing going to plan?

Yes.

Maybe we should just,
you know, talk.

Have you ever had sex
through a door?

Mmm.

Excuse me, miss.

You dropped
your headphones. Miss.

Alla. Who am I
doing all this for?

Valery came to visit us.
We had an agreement.

Andre. Good day.

Hey.

Hey, Vova.

So, when's the package coming?

Mm.

Package? What... What...
What package?

We already paid you today.

Ah, right.

Uh, I haven't
got any information yet,

but I think we'll ship it out
in a couple days.

Careful.
Do the job fast but carefully.

Andrei, is everything all right?

Don't you have a job to do?

Oh, come on, man.
You had one job.

-It's not a big deal, right?
-Yeah, I'm just tired.

Could you...
Could you be a bit quieter?

-Kristina.
-Why? Is your mom home?

No, she's not here. Could you be
more careful, please?

Kris... What's that?

That?

Nothing, really.

Oh, nice coat. Can I try it on?

Mmm.

So, does he pay you?

Uh, yeah.

-Is the sex good?
-Very good.

Perfect, then.

There aren't
many decent guys around.

They're all taken.
So, don't be too picky.

I don't get it.
It all just seems a bit...

Inhumane.

Men are not human.

Especially sugar daddies.

Just sex and money.
Money and sex.

Is that him? All right.

"Thanks for everything.
You're so sweet.

I'm sorry if I offended you."

Nina, pass me the bread.

- Asshole.
- Alina.

Your father doesn't like it
when you talk like that.

Why? Everything's fine.

Right.

Ooh.

He'll book a table for two.

There'll be no dinner.

Well, straight
to the hotel then.

Just sex and money.

Money and sex.

Stop, stop. The money first.

Of course.

Come on. It's okay.

It's okay.

Well, it looks
decent enough now.

Petr did it himself.
Surprising, really.

What's so surprising?

Same old crap.
Just more letters.

Although I had to accompany
him to Perm.

Very funny.

So, what's up
with the Chelny deal?

Give me an update.

Hmm. Oh, by the way,

there were
these redhead twins there.

Hot twins. Petr knows them.

Go to hell.

Let me show you a photo.

I get it. Twins, triplets.

Conjoined twins.

What's going on
with the Chelny deal?

Let's go over it.

So, what was your plan?

That's what your
perfect day looks like, huh?

I don't know.

Made some money, ate tasty food,

and went to a dusty
hotel room with a girl.

-Dusty? It's not dusty.
-It's definitely dusty.

Smells like prehistoric sperm.

What do you suggest?

Let's go.

-Shit. Gentlemen.
-Oh, he's with me.

I thought we were
going to meet your mom.

Yeah, yeah, we'll see her later.

Oh, man, I look like an idiot.

Three tequilas.

-There's supposed to be three.
-There's no more.

Where's Danny?

-Danny doesn't exist.
-Clearly not.

Ladies.

Where... No.

Hey!

-Come on. Come on. Come on.
-Hi.

Hey, what's up?

-Nice outfit.
-Yours is pretty nice too.

What's this?

Something sweet.

Sorry.

Oh, there.

No. Yeah.

Sorry.

And then
the mother starts singing.

I found out later that
for the wolves to understand

that you're one of them,

they have
to listen to the lullaby.

Hey. Who's Danny?

- I know a place.
- Who's Danny?

I know a place.
Come with me. Come with me.

Who's Danny?

- Whoo!
- Yeah!

What are you doing, freaks?

Get out of here!
I'm calling the cops!

Hey, stay calm.

Hey, look at that.

Basically, the wolves
need to know that you're cool.

What are you doing?

Huh? Watch me.

Fuck!

You're totally crazy, damn it.

Hey, hey,
check this shit out.

I'm a tambourine.
Look, I found the rhythm. Oh!

I got the rhythm!

Oh. Ooh.

Let's get the fuck
out of here!

- The pigs are here!
- Go, go, go!

Let's get out of here,
man. Run, run, run!

- Run faster.
-You kids stand still, goddamn it.

Guys. This is so unreal.

Are you still high?

Alla. Guys, where's Alla?

Ah, it's all good. Make it pink.

Is that okay?

Hey.

We have a customs problem.

Until we resolve it,
our containers are stuck.

The ones already there
and the ones still on the way.

I don't know
how to resolve this.

In half the documents,
the shipper details are old,

but the payment details are new.

-The documents
were prepared by Petr.
-How?

Probably when
he was running around in Perm.

Despite our agreement, none
of the documents in question

went through my department.

So, we need to warn
Volodya and Badri.

Mm-hm.

-Call them.
-Of course.

No, I'll just...

There's this track.
It's perfect for this situation.

Listen.

Listen.

This is my favorite place to be.

-Really?
-Mm-hm.

I've been coming here
since I was a child.

-Wow.
-Siegfried should be swimming

around here somewhere.

For some reason,
they only brought one this year.

Odette, not here.
Maybe she injured her leg.

Yeah.

Or her pointy shoes hurt.

-I get it. Siegfried and Adele.
-Odette.

-They're white swans. See?
-Mm.

They probably
have different names,

but I call them that
because of Swan Lake.

Mm.

So, this is your perfect day.

There are dusty swans

and pensioners
smelling like ancient sperm.

Have you seen Pretty Woman?

-The film? No.
-No?

Okay, let's go.

Uh...

This is Alexander.

This is Julia Roberts.

I'm Richard Gere.

Julia. Nice to meet you.

Hello.

Please. Here you go.

-Thank you very much.
-Thank you.

I rented out
the whole restaurant.

Hm?

All these tables are for two.

Pick whatever one you want.

-We're going to be alone?
-Yes.

-Why all these people?
-Have you ever watched

-Once upon a Time in America?
-Nope.

Good evening.

Oh. Thank you.

Seriously?

You've seen
the film Cabaret, right?

Yes, of course. Yeah.

-Can I? I really want to.
-Of course.

Alexander.

Thank you
for the wonderful evening.

You're welcome.
Have a good evening.

Thank you.

What are you doing?
Get behind me!

He's one. He's one.
I'm gonna go get to him.

I'm on the roof.
- All right.
Right behind you.

Behind you.
I see him. He's very low.

Yo, Mukha. Why'd you stop?

What's wrong
with you guys?

Get moving or he'll get away.

Huh?

Oh.

-Andrei, I...
-I get it.

They'll block this crap
first thing tomorrow.

But first, show me how to play.

-Yes. Yes, yes.
-What's wrong with you?

-Where is everyone?
-Watch out from above.

They're all grouped up.
We can do this.

-Damn it, Petr.
-Ult, ult, ult, Andrei!

What do you mean, "ult"?

Yeah!

Come on, you're kidding.

You were playing with them?
I can't believe it.

I swear to you.

They had this look.
It was just...

You have no idea, damn it.

It was like
I caught these kids smoking.

They all looked so terrified.
It was funny as hell.

Anyway, I didn't feel
like punishing anyone.

And the workday
was over anyway, so.

That was the right thing to do.

Yeah.

Anyway, I'm home now.

Lots of kisses.

I'll text you later.

So, what are you gonna do now?

Shit.

Let's go. Come on. Come on.

Daddy, look. I brought
my flippers and my mask.

Good job.

Let's go. Hop in.

Andre,
could we hurry up, please?

-Look...
-Hm.

-...at their disgusting faces.
-What's with you?

I can't take this anymore.

I thought you liked
all this damn romance.

Then quit
if you can't handle it.

You're right. Thank you.

You're so helpful. Can I get
two more shots, please?

Hey.

-Hey. Hey. Relax.
-Bitch!

I... I don't-- Ow!

You motherfucker!

-I'll kick your ass!
-Stop.

Badri called.

Costya. This is the second
time he's called.

Where are you?

-No. Go see them.
-When will Andre be there?

Talk with them.
Beg if you have to.

We need to resolve the issue
in Kazan.

Or they'll rip your throat out.

Got it.

Listen. Okay, I'll go
and talk to them right now.

To Badri, of course.
We'll sort it out.

Costya, we'll figure it out,
don't worry.

Yeah, gotta go.

What moon, you idiot?

Let's go for lunch.

All right.

So, tell me.

-What's going on?
-What's going on?

Hm.

Weren't we having
a good time together?

Yes, we were.

Why ruin everything?

What could be worse
than hashing out a relationship?

Did you meet someone else?

How come you didn't tan at all?

You'd look younger, hm?

You look very nice.

Good afternoon.
Sorry to interrupt.

Could we have a talk?

Hold on a second.

How did you find me?

You should really
turn off your phone.

Thank you.

You do realize that you totally
screwed us over, right?

Okay, I fucked up. But we're
doing everything we can.

Scouring the market,
finding substitutes

if anything is missing.

if there are any penalties
in the contract,

we'll cover them.
I'm on top of things every day.

Sure you are.

-Vova, what do you want?
-You're having issues
with customs, aren't you?

How come you didn't call?
Didn't ask?

What if we were able to help?

-Would you have?
-You should ask.

Okay.

Could you help with customs?

- With customs?
- Yeah.

You got problems?

- Yes.
- We'll help.

I'll send you
the necessary contact.

Andrei, what's going on?

You don't seem like a screw up.
You all right?

When exactly should I call him?

-Call tomorrow.
-Okay.

All right. Okay.

- Who told you to butt in?
- Hm?

Why'd you say tomorrow?

Sorry.

Ah, have I told you about

-how I became a rock musician?
-Five times.

Right.

But why you? Why you?

I've met so many
really beautiful women.

They were
much prettier than you.

But why you?

Don't you think
this whole situation...

...is kind of immature?
You know what I mean, right?

It's as if we're children.

And then you came along.

Why you?

Well, why me?

What's so special about me?

-I'm just an ordinary girl.
-You? You're ordinary.

You're just an ordinary girl.

But I'm constantly
thinking about you.

I need you.

Do you hear me?

Come with me.

-Alla.
-Oh.

- What are you doing?
- Making up.

-Let's go to a hotel.
-No, I don't want to go there.

-Why is it itching?
-Let's go to my place.

-Your mom's there.
-Mom's at work.

Valera?

I'm Andre.
Are you imagining a threesome?

It's just me, Andre, here.

Valera. Valera did this.
It's his work.

What is that?

Is that a real tattoo?

Winnie the Pooh with balloons.

-Winnie the Pooh and the ant.
-What do you mean?

-Who are you?
-Mom.

Good evening.

-Who the hell are you?
-I'm Andrei.

-Mom.
-Just a second.

Just a second.

I can explain everything.
You just--

-Who is this animal?
-You just came too early.

-Have you lost your mind?
-Mom, I'll be a second.

-I'll be right back.
-Who is this monkey?

Yeah, uh, I understand
how this looks. Uh...

-Could we talk about this?
-Get out.

Out!

Wait.

Are you serious?

Your mom's a prosecutor.
And I was standing in your robe.

And here's your mom in uniform.

That wasn't mine.
It's my mom's robe.

Oh, it was your mom's robe.

Listen. You and I
got this thing going on.

Let's rent an apartment.

-I'm serious.
-Okay, let's do it.

What are you gonna do?

-I'll make something up.
-All right.

Hey, what about the money?

Don't worry, I'll wire it.

Tell me, honey,

who is this Andrei Pavlovich?

And why is he sending you money?

It's all right. It's okay.

Yeah, come on. I got you.

-Get in. Get in.
-Let's go.

And now what?
How are you gonna get back in?

I don't know.
I'll just knock, and that's it.

So, what's going on?

What's there to tell?

It's a shitty situation.

She read all of our texts and
printed out my bank statement.

I don't get her.

I'm not an object.

I'm a person.

I'm an adult.

I could fuck whoever I want,

whenever I want,
wherever I want.

She totally cut me off.

Said I was a slut, a prostitute.

She said she doesn't know
how she could have raised
a daughter like me.

Took away my phone.

We need to do
something about this.

Who am I to you?

Hm?

Who?

What do I mean to you?

Don't you already know?

You never said.

The fact
that I don't say anything...

doesn't mean
that I don't feel anything.

Mm. Well, my friends call me,
you know, to meet up.

And hang out.

But I don't want to.

I just wanna be with you.

Why haven't you ever
told me that before?

Andrei.

I can't.

You're married.

I've never had a relationship
like this before.

Me neither.

You will still have

relationships,

men,

dates,

breakups.

Hmm.

For me, this is the last summer

of my childhood.

What are you talking about?
You idiot.

What childhood?
My dad was 59 when I was born.

I'm so happy with you.

-I feel so alive.
-So?

What are we gonna do
about all this?

Who's Alla?

She liked one of my posts. Here.

Keep swiping.

That's her, right?

And who's that?

So, what, you've
hired a detective already?

-What should we do now?
-I don't know.

Leave for now. We'll live
separately for a while.

Probably get divorced.

My lawyer

will call you.

In the meantime, you can get
yourself a couple more tattoos.

-Can I go now?
-Okay.

I'm leaving.

Yes.

Okay.

I'll be right there.

Let's go.

You purchase lighting fixtures

from the company
Imperial Consulting,

an offshore company registered
in the British Virgin Islands.

That's right.

And the fittings
from the company Global Supply,

who are registered there also?

Yes, probably.
Maybe. I don't know.

What surprised us
was that you buy dimmers

for about 3,500 a piece.

The exact same ones are sold
here and retail for 820 rubles.

Well, not exactly the same.
The quality here is different.

We do everything for the people,
actually.

The manufacturer's
serial numbers match.

Do they?

It looks like we got scammed.
Huh, assholes, right?

We bought them
at inflated prices.

Forensics
will determine everything.

Of course. That's our only hope.

Yeah.

Okay.

-Someone wants to talk to you.
-Oh, all right.

-Hello?
-This is Irina, Alla's mother.

So, they say that your business
is in a bit of a mess, Andrei.

Some people have the same
problem in their personal life.

-And it always ends up badly.
-Are you serious?

-Irina, are you... What the...
-Get lost. Have a nice day.

Who was that?

-Who?
-It's all right.

It's okay.

So, are these
your offshore companies?

-Uh-huh.
-For dimmers, the duty is zero.

You're overcharging.

For lighting fixtures,
you undercharge by 20%?

-Yes.
-And you withdraw your profits

-through loans?
-Yeah.

So, we should confiscate
all your servers

-and block all your accounts.
-Block them.

- Should we initiate proceedings?
- Yes.

Will you sign the protocol?

Where's he going?

Friends, we'll sort this out.

-Did you know, gentlemen...
-Excuse me, sir.

...that the warehouse
is the heart

of the entire logistics system?

Violating this heart
disrupts the whole system.

-Don't be stupid.
-For sorting then leads...

-Get down from there.
-...to a whole host of problems.

-So, we're going
to be talking to you about--
-Sergei, catch him.

I'm right here.
We'll be talking about

the rules and regulations
for the use of--

Careful.
Don't hurt him too much.

Andrei, do you mind
if I get some more coffee?

Ah, same old, same old.

How's the soundproofing in here?

Good.

Irina, listen.
You're like family to me.

You and Boris,
may he rest in peace.

Tell me, what are you doing?

The whole city
is buzzing so loud

they can hear us in Moscow.

Stepanich called me in tears.

Why should
I care about Stepanich?

I agree. He's an old
drama queen now.

But maybe he's right.

After all, this man
didn't come from the slums.

Badri called.

You know, that funny
Georgian you have?

Irina, you're not
doing this for justice.

You're doing this for yourself.

And nothing good
will come from that.

I won't help you this time.

I don't have time
for your antics right now.

I have my
own stuff to deal with.

-Kolya.
-What? What can I do?

If any of this made sense,
then of course

this would be a completely
different situation.

But like this...

You're ruining your life.

Ruining his life.
I get it. He's a jerk.

But think about your daughter.
She won't forgive you for this.

She'll never forgive you.

Well, what would you do
if you were in my shoes?

I would endure it.

They almost
took me down because of--

Ah, never mind.
Okay, I have to go.

Calm down, Irina. Calm down.

I'm begging you to calm down.

You've covered everyone
with gasoline.

Your hands are shaking,

and you just
can't light the match.

Calm down.

Stay calm.

-Did they lock him up?
-Mm-hm. He's detained.

Hmm.

-Surely they'll let him go.
-Well, most likely.

Unless, of course,
Petr starts blabbing.

Then there will be trouble.

He won't blab. It's fine.

-Maybe he won't.
-Maybe he won't.

Mm-hm.

What about Stepanich?

He went around.
No one wants to get involved.

Andrei, what are you doing, huh?

You've been building
your business for 20 years

and you're gonna
throw it away for some pussy?

Oh, come on, don't stress.

We'll fight them off.
We've dug our way out of worse.

Wait.

What?

You're leaving?

Oh, Andrei, come on,
let's not do this, okay?

Do you remember the Alanyans?
Huh?

I was against it, yeah.
But when you went down,

I was there for you.
I had your back.

And note that I never
once said, "I told you so."

-Because there was no--
-The ship is sinking.

So what? You've got some
kind of a wild romance going on.

I get it. But I've got
my own life as well, Andrei.

I get you.

-Wow.
-We meet again.

You aren't wearing
your robe today?

Maybe I should give you
that one.

We have a tricky situation.

A problem.
It's a complicated situation.

Honestly, I don't even know

how I would handle
such a situation myself.

-Oh, really?
-Yeah. And I understand you too.

I have a daughter. A daughter.

But everything is...
Well, it's not how it seems.

I see you have
a drinking problem.

No, it's not like that.

It's different. It's genuine.

Well, you should understand me.

You have
the exact same situation.

Alla told me
a little about her father.

Okay, that's enough.

All the best.

Wait, wait, wait. What do you...

What should I do? Tell me,
what should I do? You want me...

-Want me to... I'll give you...
-Are you stupid?

Really?

Apparently so.

I'm just...

Well, I'm just...

What should I do?

I only have money.

Yeah, I only have money.

I can give you money.

If you show up here again,
I'll bury you.

Look, I'm so sorry
about what happened.

Oh, no problem.
Happens all the time.

My client is not used to this.
So, I need you to send me...

Having a rest?

Let's talk.

Let's make a deal.

You break up with him,
get a job,

and in a year,
you can go back to university,

and we can forget
all of this ever happened.

What do you say? Hmm?

Mom.

Leave me the fuck alone.

Read this.

What is this?

Well, you're almost a lawyer.

So much money spent. So many
of my efforts. Figure it out.

Can we do this
without all the games?

I'll lock him up.
It makes me sick to say that,

but he'll go to jail
for your sake.

I fucking hate you.

You look great.

Let's break up.

Wow.

How come?

Because I don't love you.

And I never did.

Yes, that's the easy way out.

But can you sit down
and say that to my face?

Without those quivering lips
looking into my eyes.

She'll rip your head off.

It's fine. I can defend myself.

It's not the first time.

Are you sure?

Not really.

Let's break up.

Mm-hm.

-Will they lock you up for long?
-Maybe three years.

You won't wait for me.

That sounds like a lifetime
for someone your age.

Do you regret meeting me?

Let's run away.

Like right now.

-And go where?
-I don't know where.

Bali. Let's go right now.

Let's go to Goa.

Let's go.

While there's money.

I can handle my business
from there.

Then I can get a job
as a bartender.

-A bartender?
-Mm-hm.

Or a musician.

-I don't know.
-And I could be a...

A yoga instructor.
Or maybe I could teach surfing.

-Wow.
-Yeah.

Let's go.

Alla. I'll be right back.

So, that's how it is.

I'll be gone for a month.

Maybe two or three.

-Leave your phone as well.
-My mom has it.

All right, that's good.

Let's put the laptop
inside as well.

Are you all right?

How about...

-some coffee?
-Mm-hm.

And hot dogs.

Where should we sleep?

Let's have, uh...

Uh...

French hot dog.

And hot cocoa.

-Okay.
-Okay.

A French breakfast.

Good morning.

Could we get two French hot dogs
and two cocoas?

Yes, of course.
Olya, two French hot dogs.

The bus will leave
in three minutes!

How much for two
French hot dogs and two cocoas?

- 400.
- 400.

-Keep the change.
-Thank you.

Your hot dogs.

-Ah, thank you.
-Thanks.

Thank you.

Mmm.

Charming.

They're really bad
on my back. My lower bones.

Like my lumbar.
Yeah, the fourth one.

I'm not sure which one it is,
but it feels bad
in those chairs.

I haven't been able to sleep.

Be careful.

Okay. Can you believe it?

In 10 kilometers,
we'll be at the border.

Then we'll be in Belarus.

All right. I'll give this cocoa
a try first.

'Cause we bought it
in a dangerous place.

Excuse me.

Are you getting on?

Alla.

I guess you would.

Oh, my God. Be careful.

Oh, man.
I can't believe we got up here.

Watch out, watch out.

-Okay, hold my hand.
-Nice view, huh?

Happy birthday.

-Yeah!
-You're awesome!

-Okay, okay, okay.
-Go get the champagne.

-Who's got the champagne?
-Come on.

-Hurry up.
-Can you believe this?

I'm totally grown up now.
I have everything I want!

Hook me up. Hook me up.

Let's sit. Let's sit.

Can we take a photo? Okay.

I think about you all the time.

I'm doing all right.

The kids are growing up.

I go sailing with my daughter.

She's got her first boyfriend.

He's a real jerk.

You asked
if I regretted anything.

No, I don't regret anything.

Olya, give me the marker.

Yeah. You want some?

-Yeah?
-Later.

Let's take a photo.

Ah, I blinked.

I moved out of my mom's place.

And I won't
go back to my university.

It's not my thing.
I'll be an artist.

Do you think it's stupid?

Or not?

I need to know.

Maybe it's stupid.

Or maybe not.

I don't know.

I used to know.

But now it's clear there's
only one important thing.

Everyone has
his own path to happiness.

Through mistakes
and failures we can't avoid.

I only just realized
what the world is like.

Crazy and cruel.

A huge machine.

And you're just
a tiny ant in it.

Get caught
and you'll be crushed.

And no one cares
where you were dragging
your little crumb to.

But that doesn't mean
you should give up.

If millions of little ants do
millions of silly good things,

then in a million years,

the world will definitely
become a better place.

At least a little bit.