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A Lenfilm Studios Production, USSR
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with the assistance of the
Union Of Soviet Film-Makers
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THE LONELY VOlCE OF MAN
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based on works by
Andrei Platonov
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Screenplay by
Yuri Arabov
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Directed by
Aleksandr Sokurov
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Director of Photography
Sergei Yurizditsky
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Consultants:
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Livia Zvonnikova &
Maria Platonova
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So what happened to the
capitalists and officers?
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Have they all been shot or
are there a few left?
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Practically none left.
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A whole class destroyed!
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l see. That's a huge job.
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The capitalists were no good, anyway.
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Quite useless.
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Just a big waste.
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Go to sleep.
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Good morning. You don't remember me?
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l haven't forgotten you.
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l'm glad. What's the point in forgetting?
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Where are you going, Lyuba?
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Home. l'm all alone now.
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My mother died 6 months ago.
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l'm a student at the Medical Academy.
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These shoes are too tight.
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When there was no food,
my brother ate with the solders.
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Then the Red Army went south,
and he left with them.
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He got used to their gruel,
and we had none at home.
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He'll be fine.
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You may stay and l'll sleep.
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l'm very hungry and l don't
want to think about food.
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Thank you.
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No more. l'm quite full.
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Why don't you marry the old woman, Dad?
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l want to visit often.
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lt won't do, Nikita.
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They've got those fine old armchairs.
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A carved cupboard.
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lt won't do. l'm not educated.
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What would she and l talk about?
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-- Lyuba! --
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Don't shout so. She's asleep.
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And who are you?
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This is Zhenya. Did you get
that histiology textbook?
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Get it? They just put me on
the waiting list.
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Well, l'll memorise a chapter
and then recite it to you.
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That sounds fine.
This is for you.
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Bye now.
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l'd better be going.
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You won't forget me now?
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You won't forget me?
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No. l've got nobody else to remember.
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Nikita, take me with you.
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l won't say anything, l'll just look.
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Some other time, Dad.
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lt must be something extraordinary.
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Hello. How are you?
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Oh, we're fine. l mean my father and l.
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l've brought you some food.
Please eat it.
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Thank you, l will.
Do sit down.
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You won't go to sleep now?
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No, l'll have had dinner.
l'll be full.
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Thank you, l've had enough.
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She's got relapsing fever.
She's going to die.
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And where's Zhenya?
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Too bad...
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Shall l sweep the floor?
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You might as well.
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You're not doing it right.
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The sides are uneven.
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Her belly will be sticking out.
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The lid won't fit.
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She didn't have a belly.
She was young.
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Thank God you didn't have
time to make it.
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l never saw her.
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What do you mean?
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Where did you go every night
if not to see her?
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lt's her friend.
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What? A friend?
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To hell with the friend!
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Let me do the sides for you.
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A friend! Why should you bother?
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-- Here. --
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Zhenya's dead. What shall l do?
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l'm going to live with you.
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What will you do?
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We'll just live together,
the way people do,
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and your pain will go.
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Let's wait a while, there's no hurry.
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-- Nikita! --
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Were you at all wounded in the war?
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-- No. --
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You've got a fever.
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Just stay in bed for now.
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You'll get better, if that's the Lord's will.
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You won't die unless He wants you to.
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You were in the war and didn't
even get wounded!
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l've been looking for you four days!
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l had trouble finding your house.
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What's wrong?
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Where does it hurt?
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lt must be the flu. l'll look after you.
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And even if it's typhus, you'll be alright.
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You went to a medical school,
you should know.
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Am l going to die?
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You'll get better.
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People die because they're
lonely and no one loves them.
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You've got me.
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Get the money ready.
lt's 2 rubles.
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-- Here. --
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-- l've got no change.
-- No change?
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You're the first this morning.
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l've already stamped his passport,
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but not yours.
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What shall we do?
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Wait till someone dies.
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l'll issue a certificate and you'll
get your change.
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We can't wait.
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Give us back our money. lt's all we have.
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Very well. l trust you.
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Pay me later.
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Now you are man and wife.
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Nikita Firsov and Lyubov Kuznetsova.
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-- Let's go.
-- Can we go now?
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You're funny.
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We've got to eat first...
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Sit down.
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Go ahead, eat.
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Wait. My heart's beating too hard.
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Shall l light the stove?
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No, l'm through studying.
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And it's our wedding day.
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Don't...
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Cheer up. Everything'll come right yet.
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We'll be fine.
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Did you have a secret wedding?
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Or did you do it Soviet style?
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There'll be time for a wedding.
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Let's make a little table and a chair.
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We may have kids soon.
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Let's do it just in case.
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What're you talkin about, a foundling?
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The Revolution is here to stay.
lt's a good time to have kids.
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They'll never be unhappy.
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But it's me - not you - who'll
have to bear them.
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lf it's so much pain, don't do it.
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Oh, l think l'll put up with it.
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Respectfully
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for Luka and Pelageya Zotov,
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November 19, 1902
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You should know...
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...if l'm going to die.
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Are you sure you want to do it?
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There's nothing there.
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Just a tight place.
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No. Death isn't a tight place.
Who gave you that idea?
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Frankly, l don't believe it exists at all.
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Then why're you doing it?
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lt's the wrong season too,
the water's icy cold.
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l'm not going in for a swim, am l?
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l want to experience death.
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l've always wondered - What's out there?
Where is it?
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lt's enough to drive one crazy.
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There's nothing out there, just blackness.
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Or maybe it's just like here.
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That would be rotten.
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lt's bad enough here. lf it's the same over
there -
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No, it can't be.
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lf it was bad over there,
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people wouldn't die. A man
seeks better pastures.
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That's true.
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Will a man do himself ill? Never!
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So why does nobody refuse to die?
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l think dying is like moving house.
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Only the place one goes to
is not under the sky.
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lt's like the bottom of a cool river.
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Much nicer, l think,
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than living in a village on the bank.
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Well, you can always try.
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Tell me afterwards.
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Now do it.
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Don't hustle me.
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lt's a serious business.
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Well, l just thought of something.
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The fish floats between life and death....
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That's why it's dumb. And its eyes
are without expression.
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Even a calf understands, but not a fish...
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The fish is a sacred being.
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lt knows the secret of death. Right?
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Bless you, saintly man.
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Tie up my feet, lest l swim.
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All right.
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But don't blame me later.
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l won't.
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Let's get it over with.
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Dmitry lvanovich!
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Answer me!
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Hey, don't lock up yet!
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Or do they steal things from here?
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-- Nikita? --
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l came here for some cereal.
lt's cheaper here.
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But the market's already closed.
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l guess l'll stay the night and
get some in the morning.
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And why're you here?
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No particular reason.
ls Lyuba alive?
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She threw herself into the river.
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A fisherman pulled her out.
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They got to work on her at once.
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She was in hospital for a while.
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ls she alive now?
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She hasn't died.
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She often bleeds from the mouth, though.
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Must've caught a bad cold when
she was drowning.
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She chose a bad time.
The water was icy.
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Do you have a place to sleep?
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You may lie on the sack.
l'll sleep on the ground.
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Why did she do it?
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She roamed up and down
the bank for a month.
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She thought you'd drowned and
your body would rise.
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She missed you badly.
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And you've been living here....
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lt's sad...
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l'll go and look her up.
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...We'll talk tomorrow.
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Lyuba! lt's me.
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You're not in pain?
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No, l don't feel anything.
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Are you all right now?
You're not sorry?
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l'm fine.
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l'm used to being happy with you.
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THE LONELY VOlCE OF MAN
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TATYANA GORYACHEVA
as Lyuba
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ANDREl GRADOV
as Nikita
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V. DEGTYAREV
as Nikita's father
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L. YAKOVLEVA
as Lyuba's mother
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N. KOCHEGAROV
as the registry clerk
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S. SHUKAlLO
as the young monk
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V. GLAD YSHEV
as the fisherman
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l. NEGANOV
as the market watchman
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The music of Penderecki,
Nussio and Burdov
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was heard in the film
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Sound Recordist
l. Zhuravleva
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Production Designers
V. Lebedev, L. Lochmele
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To the memory of
ANDREl TARKOVSKY
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this film is gratefully dedicated.
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