All language subtitles for Proud.2026.S01E08

-How did she sound on the phone?
-Normal.

Even nice, if you ask me.

Sounds better than the other way around.

Yeah.

But she'll finally have a grandma.
That's really nice.

I never met mine.

When I learned
that I was gonna have a baby,

she... my mom's mom...

she didn't say a word.
She just hugged me tight.

But Mom yelled for two days.

Having a cool grandma's gold.

-Shall we?
-Yep.

Hey. Number 12.

Did you talk to Pawel?

No. He won't take my calls.

Maybe you ought to talk to--

Maybe you ought
to start talking to Adam, right?

Thanks.

Good afternoon.

-Good afternoon.
-Afternoon.

Filip Raczynski.

I know. Please, come in.

Thank you for coming today.

I know my call
must have caught you by surprise.

It's all right. Please, call me Filip.

And you are?

Kiki.

Yeah, I am the... was Anka's best friend.

This is a baller house.

Ah, you brought muscle. Are you scared?

I might be.

My granddaughter.

She's so cute.

She is.

On our way here, she fell asleep.

Follow me.

Don't take your shoes off.

Elegance is key
in this household, my friends.

Please.

This is Filip.

And this is...

-Kiki.
-Kiki.

And that's my granddaughter, Antonina.

-Ada.
-Filip.

-Kiki. Hi.
-A pleasure.

-My husband, Jeremi.
-Jerek.

-Nice to meet you.
-Nice to meet you.

This is our son.
Will you introduce yourself?

-What's your name?
-Ksawery.

-Really?
-Hi.

And this is my brother, Hubert.

-Hubert.
-Kiki. Hi.

Hubert. Hi.

It's good you're here.

Mom cooked a lot of food,
so now it won't go to waste.

She's so sweet.
Totally resembles Krzysztof.

True, she is.

Who'd like a drink?

Hubert!

Quiet, you'll wake her up.
Let's go to the studio.

I wouldn't mind a glass of water.

Come on, there's wine.

-Red, white...
-Should I close the door?

No, I'm driving, so water's fine.

Ah, yeah, but it'll loosen you up
just a bit. Come on.

Don't push it. Do you want lemon?

Oh, yes, please. Thanks.

-And you?
-No, I've got Tosia.

-Here you go.
-Thanks, thanks.

Oh, speaking of Krzysztof. Open the door.

I got Tosia a little present.

We'll try it on when she wakes up.

Because I'm not sure how tall she is.

Well, I think you nailed it.
Thank you, ma'am.

Now, the family is complete.

Can you and I talk about this?

We're talking in this moment.

I'll be in the kitchen.

Just a minute.

I bet Krzysztof
isn't happy with our visit.

Tell me something else new.
I've never seen that man happy.

I told you he would be angry.

Please be quiet. All you ever do is talk.

-Don't start with that.
-Here we go.

Well, let's get Mom's birthday over with.

Nice and quick.

It's amazing that you're here.

Any traffic on the way here, you guys?

You know, it's Warsaw.

-Right, right.
-Krzysztof!

Son, listen, please stay.

If we had known it was your birthday,

we would have got you a present.

Don't worry.

How could you have known about this?

You're not related to us.

I'm very happy to see all of you,

that we are all here today,
but I must say,

I'd like to see you on a regular basis.

-Why the circus, Mom?
-Easy now, man.

I wanted to personally thank Filip

for being so splendid with Tosia.

Not the best timing or moment,
but I am convinced

that these situations
should be discussed like real adults.

We shouldn't bury our heads in the--

Ksawery, stop doing that. Oh, where was I?

We shouldn't bury our heads in the sand,

so I believe Krzysztof
should try to adopt little Tosia.

Please don't tell me what I should do.

Krzysztof.

-Stay out of it, idiot.
-Krzysztof. Calm down.

Ksawery, please take my phone
and go watch something in the other room.

Watch something fun.

You know, a child needs a family.

Tosia already has one.

I was very clear. I don't want that child.

"I don't want that child.
I don't want that child."

A responsible man
should always rise to the occasion.

I'm not a responsible man, you know?

I wonder who's to blame.

Let me take a guess, please.

-Your mom, right?
-I don't know.

I didn't say that, but it's possible.

That's why we have marriages,
to avoid talking such nonsense.

People get married,
they make a commitment,

and then they have kids. Not like now,

open relationships,
single mothers, suicides.

In your head, it's all connected,
is that right?

One leading to the other.

Being unmarried, suicide, yeah.
Is global warming in there, too?

Doesn't matter, honestly.
It's all about fun, right?

-You only live once.
-Maybe stop drinking alcohol.

-Are you worried about me?
-Damn right I'm worried.

I haven't seen you sober for days.

Okay.

-Mom.
-Are you happy now?

Amazing, Mom. Fuck.

Amazing as always. Thank you.

I hope it doesn't leave a stain.

You shouldn't even be trusted with a dog.

Let alone trusted with children.

Fill me up, please.

Have you ever felt
like something was missing?

Yeah. You, Mom.

I was a latchkey kid, remember?

You were always at work,

and then you were pissed
that you had to take care of us,

not to mention our home.

-You're being unfair, son.
-Really?

You know Ada cut herself.

Yeah. Did you know?

Come on, Kiki. Let's go.

Don't go. I'm sorry. Please sit down.

We're only talking about family matters,
as a family.

Now sit down.

You weren't the only child
with working parents.

Every family has its problems.
All of them.

We're not dysfunctional.

But we are dysfunctional, Mom.
Let's call things by their name.

Yes, we are dysfunctional.

My best childhood memories
are with the neighbor's sitter.

My best childhood memories
are with a stranger, Mom.

Stop that now.

My gosh, she used to slap us.
Ada, what was that again?

"A burning cheek
for a cheeky mouth," right?

For fuck's sake, please stop.

Ada, please pull yourself together.

We weren't happy kids, Mom.

Krzysztof. What, are you stupid, son?

Who's happy nowadays?
Do you see anyone happy here?

Life's like that.

No, Mom, the thing is,
life doesn't have to be horrible.

This crap about marriage
being a fucking magic cure.

But it is.

It's the responsible thing to do.

You get someone,
and you dedicate your life to your kids.

Right. And did you ever ask yourself
if you'd be a good mother?

Did you even ask yourself
if you wanted to have kids? Huh?

You don't even love your grandson.

I'm exactly like you and I'm sick of it,

because I've never loved anyone.

I wasted my life trying to raise a family,

but your dad and I were so busy that we--

Oh, throw dad into
this picture of a family as ideal

is nonsensical. Our dad!

Please, you were always arguing.

Yeah, couples argue all the time
because that's just how it is.

Oh, and the silent treatment.

Huh? When you fucking sulked,
you wouldn't even bring food.

When there was nothing to eat?

When I had to ask Dad for money
to buy fucking food for the house?

When he'd come home and we were so scared
you'd start fighting again

and he wouldn't talk to us
for two weeks again?

Totally ignoring all of us?

It wasn't ideal, I know that,
but he cared about us!

About us?

The fuck are we talking about here?

He didn't give two shits about Ada.

He treated Hubert like an idiot,
just because he didn't get straight A's?

Is that caring, Mom?

He just wanted you all to give your best.

-Like responsible human beings.
-Responsible human beings?

Is a kid that age supposed to do that?

I was her age, Mom!

The irresponsible human beings
were you two for fighting

and not talking
and for not treating each other

like two fucking normal adults!

Filip, my dear...

no one in this family
can really expect you

to bear the level of responsibility.

So, listen, Krzysztof
will take care of his daughter.

Put the wine away.

I'm just worried about Tosia.

You're very young
and you've got your life ahead of you.

-Stop it.
-Just let me solve this, okay?

A child needs care and love.

And unlike us, he cares about her.

Only he's a faggot.

I pity you, Mom.

The pot roast was good. Hey, cheer up.

Hey, maybe this is weird.

I feel sorry for her.

Fuck her.

We weren't supposed to be there, so...

Want some? On your hand?

No, hey, hey, hey, no, no, no!
Don't eat it!

Hey.

You left Tosia's presents, Filip.

Our first meeting didn't go
as well as planned.

You really think there should be others?

We're family now.

Family looks pretty in pictures.

Get in the middle of that picture
or they'll cut you out.

May I come in?

Of course.

Hello, baby girl.

-How are you doing?
-So, would you like something to drink?

-Yes.
-What?

Water would be fine.
Oh, aren't you a doll?

Tell me, what have you got there?

Hey, look at this here, Tosia.

So, baby, look at this nice present
Granny got for you.

So pretty. Look at this.

What a pretty dress
for a princess like you.

I've only got sparkling.
Is that all right?

Of course. Yes? Do you like it?

-There, there.
-With lemon?

Please.

Right. Would you make Grandma happy

and please try this pretty dress on?

All right, I think it's about time

we get this princess to bed,
nice and easy.

She'll try it on later.
I'm sorry, but it's her bedtime.

We could make an exception
for Grandma, right?

When it comes to bedtime,
there are no exceptions at all.

Very well.

Bye, baby girl. Bye-bye.

What's this about?

Inviting us over,
coming here, giving gifts,

calling yourself her grandma?

Well, like it or not, I'm her grandma.

Please do not come here again.

I filed an application to adopt Tosia.

I just hope you understand.

Did you know about it?

Know about what?

Your mother came last night
saying she wants to adopt Tosia.

-Say something!
-Hey, hey, come in, please.

Tell me if you knew!

-No, I didn't.
-Help me. She can't do this.

-I understand that--
-You don't understand shit.

Please talk to her.
Maybe if you forbid her...

Fuck her!

You got a strong bond, you know.

You're her nearest kin.
Tosia's like your daughter.

That'll be our line of argument.

If we actually manage
to get final and total custody,

we'll have a big chance
for adoption and full parental rights.

I met Tosia's grandmother yesterday.

Krzysztof's mother.

What for?

She wanted to meet
her granddaughter finally.

They could have sampled
Tosia's genetic material.

And I wanted to put
in doubt his fatherhood.

-But he's her biological father.
-You can't know for sure.

Besides, it would have
gained us some time.

We need it.

The longer Tosia is with you,
the deeper your bond becomes.

You're proving yourself as a caregiver.
The court will have that in mind.

They didn't sample anything.
I watched her nonstop.

Some courts routinely rule
for the biological parent.

He never showed any interest
and never even tried to contact her.

Yeah, but they can say
that Anka blocked him away

because she wanted her
for herself and he suffered

because he loves her.

Just because somebody says something

doesn't mean it's true,
but... it's not a big deal.

Next time, keep me posted about everything

that's connected
to the case, please. Okay?

She visited me yesterday.

She's trying really hard to adopt Tosia.

Then we are fucked.

-Hey.
-Hey.

I'm sorry. I really needed
to clear my head.

It's cool.

How's Tosia?

Good. She's asleep.

I never thanked you for what you said
at the station that night.

You said Tosia needs a father,
not a fucking drunk uncle.

I'm always here, so...

How did it go with Teresa?

She said that we'll crush
that witch easily.

I love you. Got it? Come.

You guys ready? Let's do this.

I'm gonna puke. I'm so nervous.

Hold her.

Filip, listen to me. Please.

-It's okay.
-No, please listen.

Adam is waiting.

Well...

I'm glad.

-Because?
-Adam is waiting for us.

Get the stroller?

-I wish you good luck.
-Thank you.

-Come here.
-But why?

'Cause I fucking say so.

As a neighbor, you were a total prick.

-My comments turn you on?
-Jesus, that's my phone.

-I'm glad it's just that.
-You're nuts, Beata.

You lost the bet.

-Was I sober?
-Yeah, now you owe me.

-I asked if I was sober.
-No.

My God, taking advantage
of a woman under the influence.

What was the bet about?

At the beginning,
that Filip wouldn't manage

and that he'd give up.

Even when there's
a high degree of confidence in the tests,

the opinion is also grounded
in the interview performed.

Tests are subject to interpretation,

but a test based on an interview
gives the most credible opinion.

And Filip...

Well, he displays
a very high level of empathy.

He has sound judgment, treasures kindness,

and he's aware of the challenges
and responsibilities.

The child is safe under his care,

and all her principal needs are met.

Following a detailed visit
and inspection of the facility,

I conclude that the house
is really clean, well-organized.

The child has a suitable nursery
for a kid her age.

In light of Mr. Filip's young age,

his lack of experience, marital status,

despite the positive opinions of him,

I believe that the child
should be placed in a foster home.

Madam Custodian...

may I remind you that foster care is,
without a doubt, a godsend

for unfortunate cases
of abandoned children.

But honestly, they're still orphanages.

Let's face the reality.

So, what's truly important?
Bond, love, connecting,

or preserving
an idealized view of foster care,

which is just a way
to appease our conscience,

because to be completely honest,

we would never send our own kids
to a place like that.

Can someone who is out of control...

who likes to drink and party,
become a role model

for a small child overnight? Really?

Do we think such a person
can be a caregiver?

Can someone who doesn't shy away
from alcohol and God knows what else

look after a vulnerable being?

Ensure her safety, a set of values?

Please, Your Honor,

this description fits so many citizens
in this country.

Beer after work, wine for dinner,

no other interest in people's affairs,

incredible amounts of time spent
on the phone or TV screen.

I'm not-- A conjugal family
is not ideal either.

This room shouldn't be fooled
by dominant cultural stereotypes.

Let's ask ourselves,
with absolute honesty.

Haven't I neglected my kids
despite all of my love and care?

-He's gay.
-See, Your Honor?

Counselor, please proceed
to inform your client

about the rules
and procedures in this court.

Yes, Your Honor. I'm very sorry.

-Are you not a homosexual?
-That's what I told you.

That has nothing to do
with the matter before the court.

Now, Counselor,

can you please ask your client
to be quiet?

Of course, Your Honor.

Thank you, Madam Custodian.
You better, Counselor.

As great as my patience may be,
I won't tolerate this.

Please proceed.

This is about my client's concerns

for the future
of her cherished granddaughter.

Filip's efforts to be a good dad

after losing his sister
are admirable and brave, but...

we all in this court know perfectly well
that, well, youth must be enjoyed.

And don't the elderly deserve some rest?

Counselor, please.

Your Honor, a single father
is not a full home.

Although it's a loving home.

My client Olga, Tosia's father's mother,

is willing to create
a stable, bountiful, trustworthy,

and good home for her granddaughter.

But you'll agree with me, Counselor,

that love can't be weighed
just in money terms.

That's demagoguery, Counselor.

It's the first time we agree, Your Honor.

Excuse me?

I beg you to listen to this.

And your name is?

Kiki. I am... I was...
best friends with Anka...

Filip's sister.

And I've known Filip
since they came to Warsaw, Your Honor.

But that's not what I wanted to say.

I wanted to say that

I had my daughter when I was only 16.

And no one showed interest

whether I'd give the kid basic support

or if I'd be a good mother at all.

Nobody prepared me for that.

But I managed.

And being honest...

it's all about love.

Period.

Beyond reasonable doubt.

I don't see how that's at all relevant.

But it is!

Because you're all discussing
what's best for her,

and no one seems to care about the fact
that he'll give his life for her.

He's been a father to Tosia from day one.
He hasn't even asked for any--

Your Honor, I still don't understand
why this woman is allowed to testify.

May I continue now?

As I was saying, Tosia's grandmother

will give her a stable environment.

Her stable family situation

and solid financial situation
will create a safe space

and environment for Tosia's growth.

Do you have a problem with alcohol?

Excuse me?

I'm asking if she has
a problem with alcohol.

-It's a simple question.
-It's not relevant.

That's a fascinating answer,
but nevertheless.

Please, Counselor, to the point.

Yes, Your Honor.
I'm afraid the picture painted

by the Counselor is far from reality.

It's a distortion.
May I please share this article

from the press, and I quote,

"Boozed-Up Mother
Loses Child at the Beach."

We can't trust a tabloid
as a credible source.

We don't have to
because her son is right here.

She left him on the beach when he was six.

Because you were
the boozed-up mother, right?

So?

It depends on what the shrink says
after talking to Krzysztof and his mother.

But we have to stay positive.

I don't know, I can't decide.

I put it all in a letter
so I wouldn't leave anything out.

It's true, a kid complicates things.

-No, listen to me.
-No, no, just give me a second.

I'm sorry.

Please listen.

The thing is...

I think I'm in love with you.

I want you to know that.

And that some people manage
to be happy after having children.

Okay, I know that Tosia
is not your child, and I'm...

I'm hardly an expert
when it comes to relationships.

But when something feels real...

when you understand
that there's something...

precious, like, you know, love,

as long as there's love,
then it's worth the fight.

And that I do know.

Okay.

Filip, Filip.

Are you wearing my shirt?

Yeah, because it smells good.

I get off work at 11:00.

Wanna hang out?

Well, I might be asleep.

It may be a bit late for us.

You don't worry about anything.

Nothing makes you nervous.

My sweet little carefree birdie.

No, right?

It's you I'm talking to. It's you.

Are you liking your eggs?

Oh, it's okay.

And the next thing I know,
your mom broke her arm.

Remember, drinking and climbing trees
is never a good idea.

Oh, look. That's the three of us.

We're doing fine.

The laundry is not rotting
and the trash is taken out.

Tell her.

She says she's not hungry at all.

She loves veggies.

We're doing everything we can.

Let's leave it here.

They're ready for you.

We'll find out in a moment.