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THE WAY BACK by Ajeesh Vijayan
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[speaking Russian]
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[sobbing]
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[door opeans]
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[door closes]
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[man shouts in Russian]
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[men respond in Russian]
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[man speaks Russian]
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[in Russian]
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[Russian chatter]
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[speaking Russian]
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(male prisoner)
Look at those poor men.
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They've got night blindness.
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I saw it in the transit camp.
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It's vitamin deficiency from starvation.
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[groan]
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[whimpering]
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Here, here.
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[gasping]
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You planning on surviving
on half rations, son?
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Look, he's an old man.
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I'm an old man.
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I'll be alive in the morning.
He won't.
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Kindness.
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That can kill you here.
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He's American.
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In Here? How?
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Stalin hates foreigners,
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and that includes Poles.
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You're Polish, no?
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Uh-huh.
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I like you Poles.
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Your burning sense of injustice,
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the yearning for freedom.
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Khabarov-- Andrei Timofeyevich.
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Weiszczek-- Janusz.
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Your charge, may I ask, Janusz?
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58-10.
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A spy.
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That's what they told me.
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Ten years?
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No. 20.
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58-14. Sabotage. Ten years.
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And you were on Soviet side of line,
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and they arrest you.
They accuse you of spying.
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Torture you, huh?
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Did you sign confession?
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No.
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No, I wouldn't sign,
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so they--they tortured someone else.
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Forgive me.
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I was actor.
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Moving pictures.
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In my last picture,
I played aristocrat.
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They arrested me when the film
was released.
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Why?
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it was claimed
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I was elevating the status
of the old nobility.
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So you got ten years
for a performance in a film.
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I've had better notices.
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[speaking Russian]
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Nyet.
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The Urki.
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Do you know who these are?
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Professional criminals.
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Murderers and thieves.
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Don't stare at them.
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The guards let them run things in here,
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and they are to be feared.
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Then why would they
let them run things?
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Because they are byproduct of
bourgeois society
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and so friends of people.
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We are political prisoners and
so enemies of people.
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The Soviet Union
has become one vast prison.
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Slave labor.
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They are from far reaches of
Soviet Empire,
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all caught up in same net.
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And, uh, do any of them
wriggle out of the net?
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No, Janusz. You must be more careful.
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Stalin has eyes and ears everywhere,
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even in here.
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If you are not more careful,
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you will die after one year.
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If not literally,
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then spirit.
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And how long have you been in here?
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Eleven months and 29 days.
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[speaking Russian]
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[inmates laugh]
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[man shouting in distance]
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[man shouting in Russian]
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[chatter]
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You do for me.
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You want me to draw you?
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No. Not me.
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[distant voice speaking Russian]
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Lice?
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Eating me alive.
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For that I have old folk remedy. Come.
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[explosion in distance]
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The mine.
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They blast at night.
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What are you doing?
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We must be quick.
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Or this will not be
here in the morning.
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You're going to
leave it here overnight? Why?
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You'll see.
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It can be done.
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I know a way through the wire.
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How?
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Lazar, my associate,
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he is overseer of construction.
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He showed me.
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If you ever escape the camps,
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and I've been waiting
so long for someone like you,
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someone with the strength,
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the will to see it through.
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But to go where?
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I mean, we can't go west.
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I mean, apart from the Germans,
there's the Soviets.
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And east,
all Soviet right to the Pacific.
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No, no, no, no.
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North. Have to be-- have to be south.
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Correct.
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But do you know where we are?
I mean, exactly?
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I beileve we are about 500 kilometers
north of Lake Baikal.
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This is the lake.
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Camp is here.
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And the border is here.
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We could follow the edge
of the lake here.
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That runs due south.
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Exactly. Then we cross the
Trans-Siberian Railway
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to the Mongolian border and freedom.
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Spring is already upon us.
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We will have to wait till autumn.
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No. Why wait?
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Why?
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Because it is a thousand kilometers
to the border, maybe more.
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We need careful planning.
We need to stockpile food.
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I've already begun trading, dealing.
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You must do the same.
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And in autumn,
the weather is more predictable.
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[chatter in distance]
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We can use the new snow
to cover our tracks.
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And we bring my friends.
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Your friends? You trust them?
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Of course.
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They won't all survive.
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But they will die free men.
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Free.
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[clanging]
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[man speaking Russian]
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That's a really brave man!
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First we need big branches!
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One on each side
and then one on the back!
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Help me, Kazik.
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These down there,
put it there on the branch.
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Yes, yes.
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Follow me. We'll both go like this.
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What?
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Good.
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Yes.Put it there.
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Zoran! Your blanket!
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For a wind break.
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Get in. Come on.
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Come!
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Please come with us! We have shelter!
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I am Zoran, Yugoslav. That's Janusz.
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And he's Kazik.
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Horodinsky.
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They are Polish.
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Voss. I'm Latvian.
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It's a League of Nations.
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And you are?
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Smith.
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And your first name.
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Mister.
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Mr. Smith.
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That's right.
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Might as well have shot us yesterday.
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We're for the mines.
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[thunderous crashing]
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[shouting, coughing]
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These collars same as used by
ancient Egyptian people.
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Yes, but on their horses, probably.
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No. No, no, no. Same for people.
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How do you know?
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I was professor of Egyptology,
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Leningrad University.
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[men shouting in Russian]
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[grunting screaming]
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[heavy breathing]
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[gasping]
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[shouting]
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Are you crazy? They'll shoot you.
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I've got to get out of here.
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I have to get back.
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I have to get back.
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[man shouting in Russian]
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[gasping]
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It can be done.
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What can be done?
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He knows a way through the wire.
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He has a plan.
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Shh. Who has a plan?
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His name is Khabarov.
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The actor.
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Do you know him?
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He has no intention of escaping.
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What do you mean?
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He's a liar.
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He's been here for years.
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Seeks out new arrivals.
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Me, when I first came here.
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He just likes to talk about escape.
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I've known others like him.
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Why should I believe you?
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Nothing is for nothing in the camps.
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From you he gets your energy,
your spirit.
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You feed his dream of escape.
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You help keep him alive.
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He's nothing but a leech.
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You are a cold bastard, Mister.
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I'm still alive, that's all I know.
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But I won't be in another six months,
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and neither will you. Not here.
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Not in these mines.
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But if you are serious--
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really serious about
making a run for it--
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I'm with you.
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I thought you were a loner.
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It can't be done alone.
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Besides, you have a--a weakness.
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You could be useful to me.
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And what is that?
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Kindness.
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If anything happens to me,
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I'm counting on you carrying me.
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[whistling of wind]
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[Janusz, whispering] Khabarov.
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Khabarov, come.
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What?
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Come with me. Now.
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What is it? What? What?
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Come. Look at this.
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Look at this.
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We can go. We can go tonight.
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The storm will cover our tracks.
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No, no, no. What are you talking about?
It's a passing storm!
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No, it's enough.
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Janusz, that is impossible.
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We need-- We need detailed preparation,
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we need plans, we need maps.
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No, no,
the timing will never be perfect.
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Look, they won't expect it now.
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Are you crazy?
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What about the distances, huh?
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It's, it's a thousand kilometers,
and we need food.
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Plenty of food.
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But, but we have food. You have food.
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Look, the American is with us.
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We've been trading, just like you said.
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How long will that last?
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Look, I've spent half my life
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In the woods and mountains.
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We can live off the land.
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You don't understand.
You are too young.
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It cannot be done.
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What else is there?
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You hear me?
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To stay here and die?
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It cannot be done.
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Andrei!
How do we get through that wire?
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I don't know
what you are talking about.
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Your friend Lazar--
277
00:27:56,460 --> 00:27:58,951
I mean, he knows, doesn't he?
278
00:27:59,046 --> 00:28:00,661
You told me that.
279
00:28:18,565 --> 00:28:20,101
Piss off now.
280
00:28:27,199 --> 00:28:28,405
[grunt]
281
00:28:28,492 --> 00:28:29,823
You can't see, can you?
282
00:28:32,788 --> 00:28:34,528
Please don't leave me behind.
283
00:28:34,540 --> 00:28:36,155
Promise me, Andrejs.
284
00:28:36,250 --> 00:28:38,411
I can hold onto
your shoulder by night.
285
00:28:38,502 --> 00:28:39,912
I can--I can see shapes.
286
00:28:40,003 --> 00:28:42,710
By day I can see just fine.
287
00:28:42,798 --> 00:28:46,382
I won't hold you up.
288
00:28:46,385 --> 00:28:50,549
Please don't tell the others.
289
00:28:50,639 --> 00:28:54,223
In here, I die.
290
00:28:54,226 --> 00:28:55,841
[speaking Russian]
291
00:29:20,627 --> 00:29:21,992
Swiss.
292
00:30:01,835 --> 00:30:04,747
[hawking, spitting, coughing]
293
00:30:04,838 --> 00:30:06,794
There are no secrets here.
294
00:30:06,882 --> 00:30:08,463
What do you want?
295
00:30:08,550 --> 00:30:10,962
The game goes against me.
296
00:30:10,969 --> 00:30:14,086
Small debt, they take fingers.
297
00:30:14,181 --> 00:30:16,797
Big debt, they take head.
298
00:30:16,808 --> 00:30:19,094
Me, big debt.
299
00:30:19,186 --> 00:30:22,804
But I never gambie my Wolf.
300
00:30:22,814 --> 00:30:24,350
In forest, you need knife,
301
00:30:24,441 --> 00:30:26,978
and I need miracle. Get me out of here.
302
00:30:38,455 --> 00:30:40,946
[clanging]
303
00:30:45,170 --> 00:30:48,003
[clanging]
304
00:30:48,006 --> 00:30:49,416
[short metallic screech]
305
00:30:54,388 --> 00:30:56,674
[dogs barking, men shouting]
306
00:30:56,682 --> 00:30:57,842
[alarm blaring]
307
00:31:49,776 --> 00:31:51,266
Come on! Come on!
308
00:31:51,361 --> 00:31:53,101
Look! keep going. Keep going!
309
00:31:53,196 --> 00:31:54,527
We must keep going! Get up!
310
00:31:54,614 --> 00:31:56,070
Get up!
311
00:31:56,158 --> 00:31:57,898
Activity, or we die right now.
312
00:31:57,993 --> 00:32:00,234
You know how fast the dogs are.
313
00:32:00,245 --> 00:32:01,951
Run, damn you!
314
00:32:02,039 --> 00:32:04,405
Mister, come on, look at me.
315
00:32:04,499 --> 00:32:06,740
Is it time for me to carry you?
316
00:32:06,752 --> 00:32:09,038
Come on. Come on.
317
00:32:09,129 --> 00:32:10,494
Come on!
318
00:32:13,383 --> 00:32:17,592
Janusz, we can't see anything!
319
00:32:17,679 --> 00:32:20,546
The snow is blinding us!
320
00:32:20,640 --> 00:32:22,301
Janusz!
321
00:32:31,943 --> 00:32:33,353
(Janusz) I need your knife!
322
00:32:36,531 --> 00:32:38,943
Give me the knife!
323
00:32:38,950 --> 00:32:40,861
Your knife!
324
00:32:48,376 --> 00:32:51,288
Janusz, we must take shelter!
325
00:32:51,296 --> 00:32:52,661
We can't go on!
326
00:32:52,756 --> 00:32:55,793
Don't you see? This is perfect!
327
00:32:55,884 --> 00:32:57,465
They'll never find us like this.
328
00:32:57,469 --> 00:32:58,709
Never!
329
00:33:18,865 --> 00:33:20,230
[deep silence]
330
00:33:29,668 --> 00:33:33,286
You stare at me like snake at rabbit.
331
00:33:33,380 --> 00:33:35,496
He teach me English.
332
00:33:35,507 --> 00:33:37,998
Speak good, huh?
333
00:33:38,093 --> 00:33:43,383
Bread for words, wasn't it, cowboy?
334
00:33:43,473 --> 00:33:45,384
How far have we come?
335
00:33:45,475 --> 00:33:49,013
Maybe 20, 30 kilometers.
336
00:33:49,104 --> 00:33:50,560
That's all?
337
00:33:50,647 --> 00:33:52,638
Less, if we've been going in circles
338
00:33:52,732 --> 00:33:54,563
like chicken without head.
339
00:33:54,651 --> 00:33:58,985
All right, let's see what we have.
340
00:34:00,407 --> 00:34:01,988
Everyone, come on.
341
00:34:02,075 --> 00:34:05,909
We share everything.
342
00:34:05,996 --> 00:34:07,532
And you?
343
00:34:07,622 --> 00:34:08,657
What?
344
00:34:08,748 --> 00:34:10,363
Do you have?
345
00:34:17,382 --> 00:34:18,918
And that coat.
346
00:34:19,009 --> 00:34:20,374
It's not your coat.
347
00:34:20,468 --> 00:34:22,504
That is Khabarov's coat.
348
00:34:22,596 --> 00:34:25,838
Yes, he gave me.
349
00:34:25,932 --> 00:34:26,967
And...
350
00:34:32,689 --> 00:34:34,896
Huh? Huh?
351
00:34:34,900 --> 00:34:35,889
[chuckling]
352
00:34:35,984 --> 00:34:37,064
See?
353
00:34:41,740 --> 00:34:44,106
He was going to inform.
354
00:34:44,201 --> 00:34:47,068
Don't worry. I talk to him.
355
00:34:47,078 --> 00:34:48,488
Everything okay.
356
00:34:58,381 --> 00:35:00,918
(Sm!th)
You've made a bargain with the devil.
357
00:35:01,009 --> 00:35:02,249
You realize that?
358
00:35:02,260 --> 00:35:03,750
Do you have a knife?
359
00:35:11,561 --> 00:35:14,428
For direction he uses grass
and the mosses. What's that?
360
00:35:14,439 --> 00:35:16,555
I swear to God
he better know what he's doing.
361
00:35:16,650 --> 00:35:18,811
You should be grateful
you're here at all.
362
00:35:18,902 --> 00:35:20,767
Grateful is for dogs.
363
00:35:26,534 --> 00:35:28,490
[howling in distance]
364
00:35:28,578 --> 00:35:31,615
What-- What's that?
365
00:35:31,706 --> 00:35:34,288
Woives. It's only wolves.
366
00:35:34,292 --> 00:35:36,032
Only wolves.
367
00:36:37,981 --> 00:36:41,519
South.
368
00:36:41,609 --> 00:36:44,021
To Lake Baikal.
369
00:36:50,994 --> 00:36:53,360
You are the Pakhan.
370
00:36:53,455 --> 00:36:54,490
Am I?
371
00:36:54,581 --> 00:36:56,697
What is a Pakhan?
372
00:36:56,708 --> 00:36:59,541
Boss of Urki.
373
00:36:59,627 --> 00:37:01,834
We are not criminals.
374
00:37:01,921 --> 00:37:04,207
We are escaping from criminals.
375
00:37:04,215 --> 00:37:05,705
I have been watching you.
376
00:37:05,800 --> 00:37:08,542
And I swear to God you win my respect
377
00:37:08,636 --> 00:37:10,718
with your sticks and pine cones.
378
00:37:10,805 --> 00:37:14,218
I'll come between you and death.
379
00:37:14,225 --> 00:37:16,511
So you want to be my bodyguard?
380
00:37:16,603 --> 00:37:18,093
It's the Urka way.
381
00:37:18,188 --> 00:37:22,101
You have me, and you have the Wolf.
382
00:37:22,192 --> 00:37:24,057
Huh?
383
00:37:24,152 --> 00:37:26,564
Janusz,
how long till we get to the lake?
384
00:37:26,571 --> 00:37:27,731
How long?
385
00:37:27,739 --> 00:37:29,604
Three, four weeks.
386
00:37:29,699 --> 00:37:31,485
Maybe more.
387
00:37:41,169 --> 00:37:43,751
(Janusz) I have us here somewhere.
388
00:37:43,755 --> 00:37:46,747
And down here,
the Trans-Siberian Railway,
389
00:37:46,841 --> 00:37:49,082
and the border of Mongolia.
390
00:37:49,094 --> 00:37:50,550
[groans]
391
00:37:50,637 --> 00:37:52,298
Mongolia seems so far away.
392
00:37:52,389 --> 00:37:55,096
Mongolia? I go more.
393
00:37:55,183 --> 00:37:58,425
To America.
394
00:37:58,520 --> 00:38:03,435
It's like this--
we have food for another week.
395
00:38:03,525 --> 00:38:04,935
We have no more matches.
396
00:38:05,026 --> 00:38:08,063
But still we have Khabarov's flint.
397
00:38:08,154 --> 00:38:09,610
We need meat.
398
00:38:09,614 --> 00:38:11,775
I can make traps.
399
00:38:11,783 --> 00:38:14,274
We'll be moving
too fast to wait for traps.
400
00:38:14,369 --> 00:38:17,827
We find farms,
villages, get food there.
401
00:38:17,914 --> 00:38:20,121
Look, there's a bounty on our heads.
Remember that.
402
00:38:20,208 --> 00:38:22,915
We steal it. At night.
They never know.
403
00:38:23,002 --> 00:38:24,458
We are not thieves.
404
00:38:24,462 --> 00:38:27,295
Then I'll steal it, and I'll eat.
405
00:38:27,382 --> 00:38:28,462
You can watch.
406
00:38:28,466 --> 00:38:29,581
What is that?
407
00:38:29,676 --> 00:38:30,882
Barbed wire.
408
00:38:30,969 --> 00:38:32,800
He's making a fish-hook.
409
00:38:32,804 --> 00:38:34,260
That's how we will survive.
410
00:38:34,347 --> 00:38:35,132
With fish?
411
00:38:35,140 --> 00:38:36,300
Uh.
412
00:38:36,391 --> 00:38:38,097
But I don't eat fish.
413
00:38:38,184 --> 00:38:39,173
Then you'll die.
414
00:38:42,105 --> 00:38:43,470
(Kazik) Come on,
415
00:38:43,565 --> 00:38:45,977
we need to make a fire.
416
00:38:45,984 --> 00:38:47,474
Come on, lots of wood.
417
00:38:47,485 --> 00:38:50,352
It'll be 40 below tonight.
418
00:38:50,447 --> 00:38:51,402
Tomasz?
419
00:38:51,489 --> 00:38:52,478
[Tomasz grunts]
420
00:39:05,670 --> 00:39:08,662
(Janusz)
No, no, not too much, not too much.
421
00:39:21,978 --> 00:39:23,093
Kazik?
422
00:39:27,859 --> 00:39:29,395
Kazik?
423
00:39:29,486 --> 00:39:32,899
He's still out, looking for wood.
424
00:39:32,989 --> 00:39:35,230
He has night blindness.
425
00:39:36,993 --> 00:39:38,278
Kazik!
426
00:39:38,369 --> 00:39:38,949
(male voice) Kazik!
427
00:39:53,510 --> 00:39:55,125
Janusz!
428
00:40:03,811 --> 00:40:05,392
Janusz!
429
00:40:16,366 --> 00:40:17,526
[logs ciatter]
430
00:40:24,916 --> 00:40:25,905
[muttering]
431
00:40:28,586 --> 00:40:29,871
[grunt]
432
00:40:38,263 --> 00:40:40,720
[grunting]
433
00:40:58,783 --> 00:41:00,444
(Kazik) Professor.
434
00:41:00,535 --> 00:41:02,071
I came from the mine to find you.
435
00:41:05,206 --> 00:41:07,162
I thought I was alone.
436
00:41:07,250 --> 00:41:10,959
I've been walking with you
for some time.
437
00:41:11,045 --> 00:41:13,661
I'll--
I'll just sit for a minute.
438
00:41:27,854 --> 00:41:30,095
Not far to go.
439
00:41:37,614 --> 00:41:39,070
We made it.
440
00:41:41,576 --> 00:41:44,192
We really made it.
441
00:41:47,332 --> 00:41:49,664
Isn't that something?
442
00:42:39,717 --> 00:42:44,211
Lord, take this
innocent soul into thy keeping.
443
00:42:44,305 --> 00:42:49,766
Amen.
444
00:42:49,852 --> 00:42:52,138
A free man died here today.
445
00:42:57,360 --> 00:43:00,022
Still, one less mouth to feed.
446
00:43:01,823 --> 00:43:03,905
What?
447
00:43:09,038 --> 00:43:14,874
[birds calling]
448
00:43:22,427 --> 00:43:26,511
[gasping]
449
00:43:46,701 --> 00:43:53,573
[bird crying out loudly]
450
00:44:17,565 --> 00:44:19,271
[coughing]
451
00:44:27,116 --> 00:44:29,983
They'll find our bones
and your drawings
452
00:44:29,994 --> 00:44:32,110
a hundred years from now
453
00:44:32,205 --> 00:44:36,699
and say "Look,
a fine example of Early Gulag Man."
454
00:44:36,793 --> 00:44:39,159
[angrily] Shut up with your jokes.
455
00:44:39,170 --> 00:44:41,001
Go and find food like the others do.
456
00:44:41,088 --> 00:44:42,953
You do the shutting up!
457
00:44:43,049 --> 00:44:44,664
Drawing all day
like you're on holiday.
458
00:44:44,759 --> 00:44:45,965
I'm sick.
459
00:44:46,052 --> 00:44:48,168
I cook. They find food.
460
00:44:48,262 --> 00:44:49,342
What do you ever do?
461
00:44:49,430 --> 00:44:52,342
Nothing.
462
00:44:52,433 --> 00:44:54,799
But I make you all laugh.
463
00:44:54,894 --> 00:44:57,101
No, not anymore, you don't.
464
00:45:24,131 --> 00:45:25,996
So...
465
00:45:26,092 --> 00:45:30,586
who will be first?
466
00:45:30,680 --> 00:45:32,261
What do you mean, first?
467
00:45:32,348 --> 00:45:34,213
The first to die.
468
00:45:34,308 --> 00:45:37,266
I think the artist.
469
00:45:37,353 --> 00:45:40,561
But better if it was him,
the funny man.
470
00:45:40,565 --> 00:45:44,228
Why better if it's Zoran?
471
00:45:44,235 --> 00:45:46,897
More soft.
472
00:45:46,988 --> 00:45:50,071
More--tender.
473
00:45:50,157 --> 00:45:54,196
[deep breath]
474
00:45:54,287 --> 00:45:57,029
Mister only catch little fish now.
475
00:45:57,123 --> 00:45:59,034
We must have meat, or we die here.
476
00:45:59,125 --> 00:46:01,366
You're the Pakhan,
you've thought of it.
477
00:46:01,460 --> 00:46:03,166
We all have.
478
00:46:03,254 --> 00:46:04,915
That's why you brought extra people,
isn't it?
479
00:46:05,006 --> 00:46:05,870
For food?
480
00:46:05,965 --> 00:46:07,751
No, no, no.
481
00:46:07,842 --> 00:46:09,423
We will get more food
when we get to Lake Baikal.
482
00:46:09,427 --> 00:46:11,292
There will be plenty of fish there.
483
00:46:11,387 --> 00:46:15,221
You said we would have
seen lake a week ago.
484
00:46:15,308 --> 00:46:17,594
Huh?
485
00:46:17,602 --> 00:46:20,639
We're lost, Pakhan.
486
00:46:30,823 --> 00:46:32,438
[distant low growling]
487
00:46:42,668 --> 00:46:44,204
[growling continues]
488
00:46:48,466 --> 00:46:50,127
[low growling and chewing]
489
00:46:53,095 --> 00:46:57,464
[growiing]
490
00:46:57,558 --> 00:47:00,425
[shouting]
491
00:47:11,238 --> 00:47:12,478
Raah!
492
00:47:12,573 --> 00:47:14,438
Yaah!
493
00:47:14,533 --> 00:47:17,320
[shouting]
494
00:47:18,371 --> 00:47:19,986
Yaah!
495
00:47:20,081 --> 00:47:22,413
Yaah!
Yaah!
496
00:47:25,127 --> 00:47:26,492
[grunting]
497
00:47:26,587 --> 00:47:27,667
[guttural shout]
498
00:47:51,362 --> 00:47:54,229
Look, if I, uh, if I find the lake,
499
00:47:54,323 --> 00:47:57,190
I will be back in a week.
500
00:47:57,284 --> 00:48:03,245
If I don't, well, you're on your own.
501
00:48:03,332 --> 00:48:04,321
[coughing]
502
00:48:07,128 --> 00:48:08,368
I know.
503
00:48:08,379 --> 00:48:10,540
Our friend Valka.
504
00:48:10,548 --> 00:48:12,789
Don't let him out of your sight.
505
00:48:16,470 --> 00:48:17,676
Here.
506
00:48:20,975 --> 00:48:22,761
Fresh this morning.
507
00:48:25,688 --> 00:48:27,098
Thank you.
508
00:48:28,774 --> 00:48:29,809
Good luck.
509
00:48:33,362 --> 00:48:35,944
And you.
510
00:48:36,032 --> 00:48:39,570
[birds chirping]
511
00:48:58,637 --> 00:49:00,878
[thunder rolling]
512
00:49:13,402 --> 00:49:14,733
[whimpering]
513
00:49:58,948 --> 00:50:02,361
[groaning]
514
00:50:26,350 --> 00:50:27,430
Janusz!
515
00:50:27,518 --> 00:50:29,383
I saw it. I saw it.
516
00:50:29,478 --> 00:50:30,809
I saw the Lake.
517
00:50:30,896 --> 00:50:31,976
Easy, easy.
518
00:50:32,064 --> 00:50:33,474
Three days from here.
519
00:50:33,566 --> 00:50:35,227
Stones! Gather stones!
520
00:50:35,317 --> 00:50:36,773
Heat them in the fire!
521
00:51:14,523 --> 00:51:16,309
[birds chirping]
522
00:51:24,325 --> 00:51:25,781
What is it?
523
00:51:27,036 --> 00:51:28,867
Psst. Psst.
524
00:51:28,954 --> 00:51:32,321
Pssst. Hey.
525
00:51:35,794 --> 00:51:38,376
(Smith) Someone's been following us.
526
00:51:38,464 --> 00:51:42,082
He's behind that dark clump of trees.
527
00:51:42,176 --> 00:51:43,586
If he gives us away,
528
00:51:43,677 --> 00:51:46,544
they'll be all over us in no time.
529
00:51:46,639 --> 00:51:49,472
He's right. We have to do this.
530
00:51:49,558 --> 00:51:50,593
No killing.
531
00:51:50,601 --> 00:51:51,932
No?
532
00:51:52,019 --> 00:51:53,725
I think you've killed before.
533
00:51:53,812 --> 00:51:57,771
You say too many prayers for
an innocent man.
534
00:51:57,775 --> 00:51:59,390
Valka, you go behind
535
00:51:59,485 --> 00:52:01,350
in case he makes a run for it. Go.
536
00:52:04,990 --> 00:52:07,151
Spread out, spread out.
537
00:52:20,256 --> 00:52:22,087
[Janusz whispers] Valka, no.
538
00:52:22,174 --> 00:52:23,414
No!
539
00:52:32,935 --> 00:52:34,266
[whimpering]
540
00:52:34,353 --> 00:52:36,309
We--we won't hurt you.
541
00:52:47,157 --> 00:52:49,648
Huh.
542
00:52:49,743 --> 00:52:50,949
A Polka.
543
00:52:51,036 --> 00:52:52,651
Polka? What does he want?
544
00:52:52,746 --> 00:52:54,031
I don't know. It's a girl.
545
00:52:54,123 --> 00:52:55,988
And she's Polish.
546
00:52:56,083 --> 00:52:57,744
She's been following us
for several days.
547
00:52:57,835 --> 00:52:59,416
And what?
548
00:52:59,503 --> 00:53:01,164
Well, she needs food,
you know, protection.
549
00:53:01,255 --> 00:53:03,291
She's been too afraid to approach us
550
00:53:03,382 --> 00:53:05,668
until she was sure we weren't Russian.
551
00:53:05,676 --> 00:53:07,132
She wants to travel with us?
552
00:53:07,219 --> 00:53:09,380
She's on the run, like us.
553
00:53:09,471 --> 00:53:11,678
She'll slow us down.
554
00:53:11,765 --> 00:53:14,051
She said she's escaped
555
00:53:14,143 --> 00:53:16,225
from a Russian collective farm.
556
00:53:16,312 --> 00:53:20,146
I know this type-- street gypsies.
557
00:53:20,232 --> 00:53:23,315
There are thousands like that,
less use than a dog!
558
00:53:23,402 --> 00:53:27,896
Pakhan, don't do this. Huh?
559
00:53:27,990 --> 00:53:29,696
Oh, come on. She's starving.
560
00:53:29,783 --> 00:53:31,694
We can barely feed ourselves.
561
00:53:31,702 --> 00:53:33,317
Yeah,
maybe it's kinder to leave her.
562
00:53:33,412 --> 00:53:35,494
No, she was sent to us.
We can't leave her.
563
00:53:35,581 --> 00:53:39,199
Janusz, we have no choice.
564
00:54:01,106 --> 00:54:02,186
[birds cawing]
565
00:54:04,860 --> 00:54:06,725
(Janusz) Hey, hey, hey, hey!
566
00:54:06,820 --> 00:54:08,981
Hey! Hey, hey, hey, hey!
567
00:54:14,745 --> 00:54:16,406
Stay back.
568
00:54:16,497 --> 00:54:18,033
Stay back. Careful of the mud.
569
00:54:19,750 --> 00:54:22,332
Easy. Easy. Easy.
570
00:54:24,963 --> 00:54:26,954
Valka.
571
00:54:27,049 --> 00:54:28,880
Here you are.
572
00:54:50,948 --> 00:54:52,813
[chatter]
573
00:54:52,908 --> 00:54:54,318
Find some wood.
574
00:54:59,873 --> 00:55:01,534
[chatter]
575
00:55:14,388 --> 00:55:15,878
Her name is Irena.
576
00:55:43,625 --> 00:55:45,081
[snoring]
577
00:55:45,169 --> 00:55:47,535
[chuckle]
578
00:55:47,629 --> 00:55:48,960
Is the soap ready?
579
00:55:49,047 --> 00:55:50,287
Yes.
580
00:55:50,382 --> 00:55:51,792
Ah, good.
581
00:55:51,884 --> 00:55:53,420
Stir.
582
00:56:02,478 --> 00:56:03,763
[laughing]
583
00:56:05,856 --> 00:56:07,016
Well?
584
00:56:08,400 --> 00:56:09,640
What's so funny?
585
00:56:09,735 --> 00:56:11,316
Are you--
586
00:56:11,403 --> 00:56:13,564
you are going to the office
this morning?
587
00:56:13,655 --> 00:56:17,773
[laughing]
588
00:56:33,926 --> 00:56:35,041
Valka?
589
00:56:35,135 --> 00:56:36,170
Valka.
590
00:56:36,261 --> 00:56:37,376
Come on.
591
00:56:37,471 --> 00:56:38,802
You're next. Go, go.
592
00:56:38,889 --> 00:56:41,471
(Zoran) Valka, come on!
593
00:56:49,483 --> 00:56:51,064
Now take off your shirt.
594
00:56:53,070 --> 00:56:55,436
Why do we do this?
595
00:56:55,531 --> 00:56:59,740
So we don't look like
thieves and robbers.
596
00:56:59,743 --> 00:57:02,359
Head up.
597
00:57:02,454 --> 00:57:06,367
[groaning]
598
00:57:06,458 --> 00:57:07,447
Now, still.
599
00:57:07,543 --> 00:57:08,623
[grunt]
600
00:57:08,710 --> 00:57:11,247
Very still, please.
601
00:57:11,338 --> 00:57:12,703
Head up.
602
00:57:12,798 --> 00:57:14,038
[grunt]
603
00:57:14,132 --> 00:57:15,292
More.
604
00:57:18,053 --> 00:57:19,668
Nyet.
605
00:57:19,763 --> 00:57:24,052
[grunting]
606
00:57:52,421 --> 00:57:54,207
[men and Irena laugh, chatter]
607
00:58:02,848 --> 00:58:07,137
You know, I, uh,
can't beiieve she's Polish.
608
00:58:07,144 --> 00:58:09,180
She's, uh, she's educated.
609
00:58:09,271 --> 00:58:11,307
Speaks good English, French.
610
00:58:11,398 --> 00:58:12,979
Is that right?
611
00:58:13,066 --> 00:58:14,977
You don't like her, do you?
612
00:58:15,068 --> 00:58:16,649
Speak to Valka about her.
613
00:58:16,653 --> 00:58:18,564
He doesn't even think she's Polish.
614
00:58:18,655 --> 00:58:19,861
Well, I did speak to him.
615
00:58:19,948 --> 00:58:21,609
And the others.
616
00:58:21,700 --> 00:58:23,156
They agree she comes with us.
617
00:58:25,746 --> 00:58:27,657
What, you disagree?
618
00:58:27,664 --> 00:58:30,781
There's no room for sentimentality,
you know that.
619
00:58:30,876 --> 00:58:33,743
Apart from food, she'll slow us down.
620
00:58:46,224 --> 00:58:48,010
[sigh]
621
00:59:02,449 --> 00:59:04,531
(Janusz) No, it won't take our weight.
622
00:59:04,618 --> 00:59:06,358
We'll have to swim across.
623
00:59:11,041 --> 00:59:12,406
Can you swim?
624
00:59:13,502 --> 00:59:14,912
Yes, Mister.
625
00:59:15,003 --> 00:59:16,493
You wouldn't lie to me.
626
00:59:16,588 --> 00:59:17,828
I'm not lying, Comrade.
627
00:59:17,923 --> 00:59:19,879
And don't call me Comrade.
628
00:59:29,184 --> 00:59:30,219
Irena, no!
629
00:59:55,961 --> 00:59:57,872
Here, come on.
630
01:00:03,218 --> 01:00:04,708
[speaking Polish]
631
01:00:04,803 --> 01:00:06,339
Here, take the food.
632
01:00:16,523 --> 01:00:18,479
Were your parents arrested with you?
633
01:00:18,567 --> 01:00:20,558
They're dead.
634
01:00:20,652 --> 01:00:23,439
We lived on a farm outside Warsaw.
635
01:00:23,530 --> 01:00:25,145
When the Russians came,
636
01:00:25,240 --> 01:00:26,776
they said we were kulaks
637
01:00:26,867 --> 01:00:29,153
and exploiting the peasants.
638
01:00:29,244 --> 01:00:33,783
My parents were afraid
and hid me in the barn.
639
01:00:33,790 --> 01:00:36,122
I found them later.
640
01:00:43,633 --> 01:00:47,125
I--
641
01:00:47,220 --> 01:00:54,137
I found them face-down in the mud.
642
01:00:54,227 --> 01:00:59,062
They'd been bashed
and strangled with barbed wire.
643
01:01:05,447 --> 01:01:07,813
Later, the Russians caught me
644
01:01:07,908 --> 01:01:12,277
and sent me to a collective farm.
645
01:01:12,370 --> 01:01:14,782
They were cruel to me.
646
01:01:14,873 --> 01:01:17,489
I ran away.
647
01:01:17,584 --> 01:01:19,666
I had no food.
648
01:01:19,753 --> 01:01:21,789
And then I saw you.
649
01:01:30,055 --> 01:01:31,886
You can't swim, can you?
650
01:01:35,101 --> 01:01:36,762
What?
651
01:01:36,853 --> 01:01:38,514
You've never been near
the water in your life.
652
01:01:38,605 --> 01:01:41,187
But I got across, didn't I?
And you followed.
653
01:01:41,191 --> 01:01:44,524
And you said you lived
on a farm near Warsaw?
654
01:01:44,528 --> 01:01:45,813
Yes.
655
01:01:45,904 --> 01:01:47,394
Soviets didn't get that far.
656
01:01:47,489 --> 01:01:52,028
That was German territory.
657
01:01:52,118 --> 01:01:55,485
Your parents weren't murdered,
were they?
658
01:01:55,580 --> 01:01:57,821
You made all that up.
659
01:02:01,419 --> 01:02:04,411
We've all done
terrible things to survives.
660
01:02:08,468 --> 01:02:10,629
But don't ever lie to me again.
661
01:02:14,349 --> 01:02:16,590
We've had enough of lies.
662
01:02:21,314 --> 01:02:23,225
[dogs barking in distance]
663
01:02:23,316 --> 01:02:27,559
[men shouting distant]
664
01:02:27,571 --> 01:02:29,277
(Janusz) We have to go around it.
665
01:02:29,364 --> 01:02:31,605
Quicker through it.
666
01:02:31,700 --> 01:02:33,565
No, they have dogs.
667
01:02:33,660 --> 01:02:36,072
If they raise the alarm,
then we don't stand a chance.
668
01:02:36,162 --> 01:02:37,948
We need food again, Pakhan.
669
01:02:38,039 --> 01:02:39,779
Look, I know we need food,
670
01:02:39,875 --> 01:02:42,207
but we can't go into
that town and risk arrest.
671
01:02:42,294 --> 01:02:43,704
We're wasting time.
672
01:03:00,854 --> 01:03:02,765
(Smith) What is it? What's wrong?
673
01:03:02,772 --> 01:03:04,262
Where's Valka?
674
01:03:04,274 --> 01:03:05,764
He was behind Zoran.
675
01:03:05,859 --> 01:03:07,975
Zoran, weren't you watching him?
676
01:03:08,069 --> 01:03:12,153
(Zoran) I'm not his keeper.
677
01:03:12,240 --> 01:03:13,855
Damn him.
678
01:03:13,950 --> 01:03:15,941
(Smith)
He could turn us in for the bounty.
679
01:03:16,036 --> 01:03:17,242
And risk arrest?
680
01:03:17,329 --> 01:03:19,615
He's a gambler.
681
01:03:19,706 --> 01:03:22,914
Irena,
do you think he would do that?
682
01:03:23,001 --> 01:03:24,207
He might.
683
01:03:24,294 --> 01:03:25,659
We don't need his knife.
684
01:03:25,754 --> 01:03:27,665
We can make one out of deer bone.
685
01:03:27,756 --> 01:03:29,872
It's an opportunity to get rid of him.
686
01:03:32,510 --> 01:03:34,341
All right, all right.
687
01:03:34,429 --> 01:03:36,010
Come on, let's go.
688
01:03:36,097 --> 01:03:38,304
(Valka) Watch it funny man?
689
01:03:38,308 --> 01:03:39,798
Hey, hey, hey!
690
01:03:39,893 --> 01:03:42,475
You want to get us all killed? Hmm?
691
01:03:42,562 --> 01:03:44,974
Hmm?
692
01:03:44,981 --> 01:03:48,314
Easy, cowboy.
693
01:03:48,401 --> 01:03:51,188
You tear my coat.
694
01:03:51,279 --> 01:03:52,268
Idiot.
695
01:03:52,364 --> 01:03:55,822
Idlot? Ha.
696
01:03:55,909 --> 01:03:57,240
Am I?
697
01:03:57,327 --> 01:03:59,158
Let's see who is idiot.
698
01:04:02,374 --> 01:04:05,366
What?
699
01:04:05,460 --> 01:04:06,620
Did I kill?
700
01:04:06,711 --> 01:04:09,999
Yes.
701
01:04:10,006 --> 01:04:11,496
A dog.
702
01:04:11,591 --> 01:04:14,333
Don't believe me, then don't eat.
703
01:04:14,427 --> 01:04:19,217
But you will, won't you,
because you want to survive.
704
01:04:19,307 --> 01:04:21,172
I know about survive.
705
01:04:21,184 --> 01:04:24,972
All my life.
706
01:04:25,063 --> 01:04:27,679
And--
707
01:04:27,691 --> 01:04:29,522
it's my birthday.
708
01:04:29,609 --> 01:04:33,022
In Russia, that means we drink.
709
01:04:37,033 --> 01:04:39,524
[Valka sings in Russian]
710
01:05:05,520 --> 01:05:08,387
[singing in Russian]
711
01:05:21,870 --> 01:05:26,660
She lived in the streets, like me.
712
01:05:28,918 --> 01:05:31,204
So the story you told us wasn't true.
713
01:05:31,296 --> 01:05:33,252
I thought that story would be more sad
714
01:05:33,339 --> 01:05:35,125
and you wouldn't leave me behind.
715
01:05:42,640 --> 01:05:46,224
My parents were Polish Communists.
716
01:05:46,311 --> 01:05:50,930
They took us to live in Soviet Union,
to Moscow.
717
01:05:50,940 --> 01:05:53,556
They want to work for the Revolution.
718
01:05:55,695 --> 01:05:57,936
We lived in the Hotel Lux,
719
01:05:58,031 --> 01:06:01,148
with lots of foreign Communists.
720
01:06:01,242 --> 01:06:07,784
But they arrested them in 1937.
721
01:06:07,874 --> 01:06:09,330
They said they were spies.
722
01:06:12,670 --> 01:06:15,127
The people pot me in the orphanage.
723
01:06:15,215 --> 01:06:16,751
And my brother,
724
01:06:16,841 --> 01:06:18,923
he died.
725
01:06:19,010 --> 01:06:21,001
I was ten years old.
726
01:06:26,059 --> 01:06:28,516
They called me Rykov,
727
01:06:28,603 --> 01:06:36,601
but I remembered our Polish name--
Zielinska.
728
01:06:36,694 --> 01:06:42,815
I used to say it every night
before I went to sleep.
729
01:06:42,909 --> 01:06:44,194
So you ran away.
730
01:06:48,623 --> 01:06:49,738
Oh.
731
01:06:53,628 --> 01:06:54,663
[gasp]
732
01:06:56,297 --> 01:06:58,288
[mosquitoes buzzing]
733
01:07:04,848 --> 01:07:07,339
[buzzing continues]
734
01:07:07,350 --> 01:07:09,261
[speaking Russian]
735
01:07:09,352 --> 01:07:11,638
[Irena, groaning]
736
01:07:14,899 --> 01:07:15,979
[light chatter]
737
01:07:20,321 --> 01:07:21,902
They have no mosquitoes.
738
01:07:26,536 --> 01:07:28,151
What can we do?
739
01:07:28,246 --> 01:07:29,986
Steal a boat?
740
01:07:30,081 --> 01:07:31,696
No, it's too risky.
741
01:07:31,791 --> 01:07:33,907
People are going to get ill.
742
01:07:34,002 --> 01:07:36,038
(Janusz) I know.
743
01:07:36,129 --> 01:07:37,869
(Smith) Isn't it strange?
744
01:07:37,964 --> 01:07:39,500
After all we've faced,
745
01:07:39,591 --> 01:07:42,674
these tiny insects might bring us down.
746
01:07:42,760 --> 01:07:43,920
[mosquitoes buzzing]
747
01:07:44,012 --> 01:07:45,752
[groaning]
748
01:07:52,979 --> 01:07:55,186
There it is again.
749
01:07:55,273 --> 01:07:56,683
No mosquitoes!
750
01:07:56,774 --> 01:07:57,889
Zoran! Zoran!
751
01:08:02,989 --> 01:08:05,571
What's he doing, for God's sake?
752
01:08:10,205 --> 01:08:11,786
[buzzing continues]
753
01:08:22,425 --> 01:08:24,040
Mosquito repellent.
754
01:08:27,931 --> 01:08:30,468
So what you say to him?
755
01:08:30,558 --> 01:08:32,139
Who?
756
01:08:32,227 --> 01:08:33,763
The mosquito man.
757
01:08:33,853 --> 01:08:35,593
Ah.
758
01:08:35,605 --> 01:08:36,936
I'm an escaped convict
759
01:08:37,023 --> 01:08:38,308
who is plagued by mosquitoes.
760
01:08:38,399 --> 01:08:39,764
Yeah, very funny.
761
01:08:39,776 --> 01:08:41,232
No, really, what did you say?
762
01:08:41,319 --> 01:08:43,025
Come on, man.
763
01:08:43,112 --> 01:08:44,943
[laughter]
764
01:08:45,031 --> 01:08:46,066
Clown.
765
01:08:52,080 --> 01:08:53,820
(Janusz) Goodbye, Lake Baikal.
766
01:08:53,915 --> 01:08:55,280
Well done.
767
01:09:05,301 --> 01:09:07,462
Mister, did you know Voss is a priest?
768
01:09:07,553 --> 01:09:10,169
No, I didn't know that.
769
01:09:10,265 --> 01:09:12,347
And Tomasz is a pastry chef,
770
01:09:12,433 --> 01:09:13,969
but he wants to be an artist.
771
01:09:13,977 --> 01:09:15,638
You don't say.
772
01:09:15,728 --> 01:09:18,936
And Zoran was on business in Moscow,
773
01:09:19,023 --> 01:09:20,934
arrested in Red Square.
774
01:09:21,025 --> 01:09:23,687
He said he was
just taking a photo of the Kremlin.
775
01:09:23,778 --> 01:09:26,315
He's an accountant.
776
01:09:26,406 --> 01:09:28,317
Well, I'll be damned.
777
01:09:28,324 --> 01:09:30,315
I never knew a funny accountant.
778
01:09:30,410 --> 01:09:33,152
[laughing]
779
01:09:33,246 --> 01:09:35,328
Don't you talk to each other?
780
01:09:35,415 --> 01:09:39,203
In the camps you learn to say
as little as possible.
781
01:09:39,294 --> 01:09:40,875
Mr. Smith?
782
01:09:40,962 --> 01:09:42,953
Working on the Moscow Metro?
783
01:09:43,047 --> 01:09:44,662
He's an engineer.
784
01:09:44,757 --> 01:09:46,497
His father was Finnish.
785
01:09:46,509 --> 01:09:49,842
Grew up in America,
but he could speak Russian.
786
01:09:49,929 --> 01:09:53,342
And why would an American
move to Russia, for God's sake?
787
01:09:53,349 --> 01:09:55,010
The Depression.
788
01:09:55,018 --> 01:09:57,350
His son came with him.
789
01:09:57,437 --> 01:10:00,895
What happened to his son?
790
01:10:00,982 --> 01:10:02,973
They shot him.
791
01:10:03,067 --> 01:10:04,477
He was 17.
792
01:10:59,874 --> 01:11:02,240
[dogs barking]
793
01:11:02,335 --> 01:11:04,872
[loud chatter]
794
01:11:12,929 --> 01:11:14,419
[whispering] The Mongolian border
795
01:11:14,514 --> 01:11:16,220
is on the other side of those tracks--
796
01:11:16,307 --> 01:11:17,922
maybe four, five days away.
797
01:11:18,017 --> 01:11:19,928
Can we cross somewhere else?
798
01:11:20,019 --> 01:11:21,509
Here, this is the main line.
799
01:11:21,604 --> 01:11:23,435
It's going to be like this everywhere.
800
01:11:23,439 --> 01:11:26,272
He's right. We wait till tonight.
801
01:11:32,490 --> 01:11:33,605
What?
802
01:11:33,699 --> 01:11:35,155
Nothing. just looking.
803
01:11:35,243 --> 01:11:36,904
Don't look.
804
01:11:44,877 --> 01:11:46,117
(Zoran) Valka?
805
01:11:46,212 --> 01:11:48,203
What?
806
01:11:48,297 --> 01:11:50,583
Why do you have assholes tattooed
on your chest?
807
01:11:50,675 --> 01:11:52,631
I mean, they should be on your ass
808
01:11:52,718 --> 01:11:55,130
so you can sit on them
every time you take a shit.
809
01:11:55,138 --> 01:11:56,844
You think it's funny?
810
01:11:56,931 --> 01:11:58,671
They are great men.
811
01:12:00,852 --> 01:12:02,683
Whoa, whoa! Valka! Valka!
812
01:12:02,770 --> 01:12:05,807
Don't you know what "Stalin" means,
funny man?
813
01:12:05,898 --> 01:12:07,684
Means Man-of-Steel.
814
01:12:07,775 --> 01:12:09,811
He takes from rich and gives to poor.
815
01:12:09,902 --> 01:12:12,188
Yes, of course he does.
816
01:12:12,280 --> 01:12:14,316
Then he takes both of them
817
01:12:14,323 --> 01:12:16,279
and puts them in a Gulag for 25 years.
818
01:12:16,367 --> 01:12:18,608
Watch your eyes, crow bait.
819
01:12:23,958 --> 01:12:27,075
[train whistles in distance]
820
01:12:59,452 --> 01:13:02,194
Thank you, Mother Russia,
for your hospitality,
821
01:13:02,205 --> 01:13:04,321
but I will definitely
not be coming back.
822
01:13:04,415 --> 01:13:05,530
[chuckling]
823
01:13:33,402 --> 01:13:36,565
You know, they'll-- they'll catch you.
824
01:13:36,656 --> 01:13:39,568
Yeah. Prison is okay.
825
01:13:39,575 --> 01:13:41,065
Debt is bad.
826
01:13:41,160 --> 01:13:42,741
But there are many prisons,
827
01:13:42,745 --> 01:13:43,985
they don't find me.
828
01:13:46,832 --> 01:13:49,699
What about America?
829
01:13:49,794 --> 01:13:53,912
Oh. It's not for me, freedom.
830
01:13:54,006 --> 01:13:56,668
I wouldn't know what to do with it,
I swear to God.
831
01:13:59,679 --> 01:14:06,426
So we must say goodbye, my Wolf and me.
832
01:14:06,435 --> 01:14:09,427
You don't need him anymore.
833
01:14:15,361 --> 01:14:18,945
Good luck, Valka.
834
01:14:18,948 --> 01:14:20,939
Goodbye, Janusz.
835
01:15:05,286 --> 01:15:07,993
(Janusz) Look. See?
836
01:15:08,080 --> 01:15:10,867
(Irena) Do you think
we'll get there by tonight?
837
01:15:10,958 --> 01:15:12,539
Yes, I think so.
838
01:15:12,627 --> 01:15:14,458
What will we do?
839
01:15:14,545 --> 01:15:16,661
We will eat.
840
01:15:16,672 --> 01:15:17,627
Yes.
841
01:15:17,715 --> 01:15:19,205
We will sleep.
842
01:15:23,846 --> 01:15:25,131
(Janusz) We made it.
843
01:15:25,222 --> 01:15:26,712
[chatter]
844
01:15:50,831 --> 01:15:52,446
Mister!
845
01:15:58,089 --> 01:15:59,829
They're communists.
846
01:16:04,887 --> 01:16:06,752
(Janusz) So it's here too.
847
01:16:15,648 --> 01:16:17,934
This changes everything.
848
01:16:20,319 --> 01:16:22,184
There's nowhere to hide.
849
01:16:39,213 --> 01:16:40,874
(Voss) It's a Buddhist temple.
850
01:16:40,965 --> 01:16:43,547
They might take us in.
851
01:16:43,634 --> 01:16:46,091
They might also be
working with the regime.
852
01:16:46,178 --> 01:16:48,385
It's a risk.
853
01:17:44,612 --> 01:17:47,149
What happened here?
854
01:17:47,156 --> 01:17:49,693
The same as happened in Russia.
855
01:17:55,039 --> 01:17:58,782
Churches closed...
856
01:17:58,876 --> 01:18:03,495
priests shot or taken to camps...
857
01:18:03,506 --> 01:18:05,121
religion banned.
858
01:18:08,886 --> 01:18:13,129
They came to my church, in Latvia.
859
01:18:13,224 --> 01:18:15,431
Destroyed everything, much like this.
860
01:18:20,815 --> 01:18:24,057
I went back later that night,
861
01:18:24,151 --> 01:18:26,813
and there was a lone-- lone guard.
862
01:18:26,904 --> 01:18:30,647
Just a boy.
863
01:18:30,741 --> 01:18:32,527
And I strangled him
864
01:18:32,618 --> 01:18:35,576
until his eyes
popped right out of his head.
865
01:18:45,297 --> 01:18:49,210
Valka knew somehow.
866
01:18:49,218 --> 01:18:51,755
He knew I'd killed in cold blood.
867
01:19:01,814 --> 01:19:03,179
(Zoran) How far is China?
868
01:19:03,274 --> 01:19:04,889
I don't know.
869
01:19:04,984 --> 01:19:09,227
Maybe five, six hundred
kilometers due south.
870
01:19:09,238 --> 01:19:12,355
600 kilometers?
871
01:19:12,449 --> 01:19:13,689
Is Chlna free?
872
01:19:13,784 --> 01:19:14,944
They're fighting the Japs.
873
01:19:15,035 --> 01:19:16,150
I know that much.
874
01:19:16,245 --> 01:19:18,110
After China is Tibet.
875
01:19:18,205 --> 01:19:21,038
We could go to Lhasa, the capital.
876
01:19:24,253 --> 01:19:27,666
[speaking Polish]
877
01:19:36,265 --> 01:19:38,381
(Voss) What?
What are you talking about?
878
01:19:38,475 --> 01:19:40,261
They say we could go beyond Tibet,
879
01:19:40,352 --> 01:19:41,888
over the mountains to India.
880
01:19:41,979 --> 01:19:42,934
What mountains?
881
01:19:43,022 --> 01:19:44,432
The Himalayas.
882
01:19:44,523 --> 01:19:45,979
Join the British Army.
883
01:19:46,066 --> 01:19:47,806
Fight Nazls, then fight the Russians.
884
01:19:47,902 --> 01:19:50,769
Go over the Himalayas?
885
01:19:50,863 --> 01:19:54,481
How? On a magic carpet?
886
01:19:54,575 --> 01:19:56,782
How?
887
01:19:56,785 --> 01:19:58,491
We walk.
888
01:20:13,677 --> 01:20:14,666
(Janusz) Careful.
889
01:20:28,567 --> 01:20:30,933
Come on, wake up.
890
01:20:31,028 --> 01:20:33,986
I was in the middle
of this beautiful dream.
891
01:20:34,073 --> 01:20:36,485
I was about to eat some salt.
892
01:20:36,575 --> 01:20:38,611
I almost taste it.
893
01:20:38,702 --> 01:20:41,535
I just want to go back to that dream.
894
01:20:41,622 --> 01:20:43,362
It's a very simple recipe.
895
01:20:43,457 --> 01:20:46,290
You just need two sprigs of rosemary
896
01:20:46,377 --> 01:20:47,992
and a pinch of nutmeg.
897
01:20:48,087 --> 01:20:50,499
Nutmeg? What about the salt?
898
01:20:50,506 --> 01:20:52,542
No, we'll--we'll get to that. Now--
899
01:20:52,633 --> 01:20:53,713
add the oil--
900
01:20:53,801 --> 01:20:55,086
Mm-hmm.
901
01:20:55,177 --> 01:20:56,508
and you leave it to marinate
902
01:20:56,595 --> 01:20:57,960
while you prepare the chicken.
903
01:20:58,055 --> 01:20:58,794
This is where the salt comes in.
904
01:20:58,889 --> 01:21:00,425
Good.
905
01:21:00,516 --> 01:21:02,177
You rub it into the skin of the chicken
906
01:21:02,184 --> 01:21:03,720
with a little bit of the paprika.
907
01:21:03,811 --> 01:21:05,347
But double the salt.
908
01:21:05,437 --> 01:21:06,847
Look,
you cannot just doubie the sait.
909
01:21:06,939 --> 01:21:08,395
It'll be too salty then.
910
01:21:08,482 --> 01:21:10,188
I don't care, just doubie the sait.
911
01:21:10,192 --> 01:21:12,023
I'm not going to ruin it.
912
01:21:12,111 --> 01:21:13,726
just double the salt, please.
913
01:21:13,821 --> 01:21:15,186
No.
914
01:21:15,280 --> 01:21:16,315
Tomasz--
915
01:21:16,407 --> 01:21:17,442
No.
916
01:21:21,829 --> 01:21:24,366
[men shouting in distance]
917
01:21:24,373 --> 01:21:25,533
[horses nickering]
918
01:21:25,624 --> 01:21:27,205
[galloping grows louder]
919
01:21:27,292 --> 01:21:28,748
All right, all right.
Everybody keep calm.
920
01:21:28,836 --> 01:21:30,292
Oh, my God!
921
01:21:30,379 --> 01:21:33,542
No, no, no! Don't run! Don't run.
922
01:21:33,632 --> 01:21:35,793
Be calm and smile. Be friendly.
923
01:21:38,887 --> 01:21:42,596
Hey, whoa! Whoa!
924
01:21:42,683 --> 01:21:44,014
Everybody smile.
925
01:21:44,101 --> 01:21:48,265
Hello. Hello.
926
01:21:48,355 --> 01:21:49,515
[speaking Russian]
927
01:22:48,874 --> 01:22:50,660
[speaking Russian]
928
01:22:56,048 --> 01:22:57,083
[command to horse]
929
01:23:39,049 --> 01:23:40,505
That's south.
930
01:24:15,627 --> 01:24:17,663
Are we going to eat that?
931
01:24:17,754 --> 01:24:20,666
It's either this or fish.
932
01:24:26,597 --> 01:24:28,679
It looks like a bird's nest.
933
01:24:28,765 --> 01:24:31,006
It will protect you from the sun.
934
01:24:35,939 --> 01:24:38,271
Irena, try this for your feet.
935
01:25:11,892 --> 01:25:13,223
[grunt]
936
01:25:24,738 --> 01:25:26,444
South.
937
01:25:26,448 --> 01:25:28,439
Come on, we keep going.
938
01:25:35,040 --> 01:25:36,746
[heavy breathing]
939
01:25:45,592 --> 01:25:48,083
No, it's another mirage.
940
01:25:48,178 --> 01:25:49,384
We have no water.
941
01:25:50,931 --> 01:25:52,421
There's trees there.
942
01:25:52,516 --> 01:25:56,304
If there's trees, there--there's water.
943
01:25:56,311 --> 01:25:57,676
No, I don't care.
944
01:25:57,771 --> 01:25:59,636
It's east. We're going south.
945
01:25:59,731 --> 01:26:02,268
But, Janusz,
we've got to give it a try.
946
01:26:02,359 --> 01:26:04,816
No, no, no. We must keep going south,
947
01:26:04,820 --> 01:26:06,105
or you'll kill us all.
948
01:26:06,196 --> 01:26:07,652
Damn it!
949
01:26:07,739 --> 01:26:11,527
Janusz, we're dying.
950
01:26:11,618 --> 01:26:12,949
We're already dying.
951
01:26:13,036 --> 01:26:14,446
Stop.
952
01:26:37,936 --> 01:26:39,597
It's a mirage!
953
01:26:40,814 --> 01:26:42,975
It's just a mirage.
954
01:27:01,752 --> 01:27:06,246
[heavy breathing]
955
01:27:06,340 --> 01:27:08,126
[bird calls]
956
01:27:14,639 --> 01:27:17,176
[whispering] Mirages don't have birds.
957
01:27:21,897 --> 01:27:24,263
[loudly] Mirages don't have birds!
958
01:27:34,409 --> 01:27:36,115
It's a well!
959
01:27:50,634 --> 01:27:52,716
[coughing]
960
01:27:52,803 --> 01:27:55,590
Don't fill yourselves. You'll get sick.
961
01:29:29,232 --> 01:29:31,018
(Zoran) At least we have water here.
962
01:29:31,109 --> 01:29:32,895
(Janusz) Shh. Shh. You'll wake her.
963
01:29:32,986 --> 01:29:34,851
Yeah, but no food.
964
01:29:34,946 --> 01:29:36,857
(Voss) Maybe nomads
will come to water their flocks.
965
01:29:36,948 --> 01:29:38,654
When?
966
01:29:38,742 --> 01:29:40,653
Next week, next month?
967
01:29:40,744 --> 01:29:43,486
We should stay here
at least a few more days.
968
01:29:43,580 --> 01:29:47,414
Look, without food,
we'll only get weaker.
969
01:29:47,501 --> 01:29:50,368
And then maybe too weak to travel.
970
01:29:50,378 --> 01:29:56,749
I don't know. After these last days--
971
01:29:56,843 --> 01:29:58,925
I don't know if
I can go through that again.
972
01:30:01,264 --> 01:30:03,220
It was a miracle finding this.
973
01:30:03,308 --> 01:30:06,175
Can we count on another?
974
01:30:06,269 --> 01:30:07,384
Janusz?
975
01:30:13,401 --> 01:30:15,266
(Janusz) Okay, give me your best.
976
01:30:21,618 --> 01:30:22,858
Ohh!
977
01:30:22,953 --> 01:30:24,238
Ah, ha ha!
978
01:30:24,329 --> 01:30:26,741
(Irena) Wait, wait, wait!
979
01:30:26,748 --> 01:30:28,033
Go, Tomasz!
980
01:30:28,124 --> 01:30:29,159
[happy shriek]
981
01:30:29,251 --> 01:30:31,082
[laughter]
982
01:30:31,086 --> 01:30:32,417
Hat, please.
983
01:30:36,049 --> 01:30:37,539
Lower.
984
01:31:46,536 --> 01:31:48,948
Run! Run!
985
01:31:49,039 --> 01:31:51,325
Get back, get back! Take cover!
986
01:31:51,416 --> 01:31:54,749
[thundering wind]
987
01:31:57,339 --> 01:31:58,624
Behind that dune!
988
01:32:05,263 --> 01:32:08,221
Irena! Get down!
989
01:32:08,308 --> 01:32:10,390
[shouting]
990
01:32:10,477 --> 01:32:11,887
Don't be afraid!
991
01:32:11,978 --> 01:32:17,644
[inaudible]
992
01:32:22,280 --> 01:32:25,397
[Tomasz, whispering] Irena.
993
01:32:25,492 --> 01:32:29,576
Irena.
994
01:32:29,663 --> 01:32:33,872
Sun-dried fish.
995
01:32:33,958 --> 01:32:35,243
[weakiy] Thank you.
996
01:32:38,505 --> 01:32:39,711
(Tomasz) Here.
997
01:32:52,894 --> 01:32:54,850
Can you find our way back to the well?
998
01:32:54,938 --> 01:32:57,771
It was way off course.
999
01:32:57,857 --> 01:33:00,599
Remember? I mean, way east.
1000
01:33:00,694 --> 01:33:02,184
There's no--
1001
01:33:02,278 --> 01:33:04,519
There's no features in this wasteland.
1002
01:33:04,614 --> 01:33:06,900
I could never find it.
1003
01:33:37,439 --> 01:33:39,475
When I helped my father in the fields
1004
01:33:39,566 --> 01:33:41,227
during the hot summers,
1005
01:33:41,317 --> 01:33:43,478
we used to suck on
small stones like these.
1006
01:33:43,570 --> 01:33:45,777
Made us feel less thirsty.
1007
01:34:00,044 --> 01:34:01,329
Janusz!
1008
01:34:22,275 --> 01:34:23,731
Sunstroke?
1009
01:34:31,159 --> 01:34:32,820
I'm becoming a nuisance.
1010
01:34:34,245 --> 01:34:37,988
No, no, no.
1011
01:34:38,082 --> 01:34:40,824
Do they hurt you?
1012
01:34:40,835 --> 01:34:44,953
No, not at all.
1013
01:34:45,048 --> 01:34:48,381
They must be swelling
because I've walked so far.
1014
01:34:50,637 --> 01:34:53,549
Don't you think, Mister?
1015
01:34:53,640 --> 01:34:54,629
Yes.
1016
01:34:57,519 --> 01:34:59,055
You lie back down now.
1017
01:34:59,145 --> 01:35:01,010
I'm gonna cover your legs up for you.
1018
01:35:16,871 --> 01:35:21,160
[labored breathing]
1019
01:35:21,251 --> 01:35:23,412
Irena, we can stop for a while.
1020
01:35:23,503 --> 01:35:26,870
No.
1021
01:35:26,965 --> 01:35:28,876
just suck on this.
1022
01:35:48,444 --> 01:35:50,730
No! Please, no! No!
1023
01:35:50,738 --> 01:35:54,105
Shh. Shh.
1024
01:36:03,626 --> 01:36:06,663
Come on. We've got to keep going.
1025
01:36:15,221 --> 01:36:17,257
My name is Irena Zieilnska.
1026
01:36:17,348 --> 01:36:20,135
Shh.
1027
01:36:20,226 --> 01:36:22,137
My name is Irena Zieilnska.
1028
01:36:22,228 --> 01:36:23,513
Shh, shh, shh.
1029
01:36:42,415 --> 01:36:44,997
Put me on the ground, Andrejs.
1030
01:36:48,463 --> 01:36:50,545
just lay me on the ground.
1031
01:37:57,532 --> 01:37:59,443
It's okay.
1032
01:38:02,620 --> 01:38:05,282
[exhales softly]
1033
01:38:47,749 --> 01:38:51,617
(Voss)
Command thine angels to receive her
1034
01:38:51,711 --> 01:38:54,248
and to take her to heaven--
1035
01:38:54,255 --> 01:38:57,122
her country.
1036
01:38:57,216 --> 01:39:02,381
Amen.
1037
01:40:18,673 --> 01:40:20,038
[grunt]
1038
01:40:20,133 --> 01:40:21,589
[flies buzzing]
1039
01:41:25,281 --> 01:41:27,272
(Smith) I really like this one.
1040
01:41:27,366 --> 01:41:29,072
When did you do that?
1041
01:41:29,160 --> 01:41:31,401
Second night in the Gulag.
1042
01:41:31,495 --> 01:41:37,707
Poor Kazik,
always in trouble with his feet.
1043
01:41:37,793 --> 01:41:41,251
Who is this?
1044
01:41:41,339 --> 01:41:43,125
You.
1045
01:41:43,216 --> 01:41:45,923
Looks like my father.
1046
01:41:45,927 --> 01:41:47,258
Is that how I look now?
1047
01:41:47,345 --> 01:41:48,630
No.
1048
01:41:48,721 --> 01:41:51,258
Now, you look worse.
1049
01:41:51,265 --> 01:41:52,550
[Voss laughing weakly]
1050
01:41:55,269 --> 01:41:57,260
[inaudible]
1051
01:41:57,271 --> 01:41:59,557
You caught her smile.
1052
01:42:01,901 --> 01:42:03,232
Look.
1053
01:42:03,319 --> 01:42:07,278
This is--just a sketch.
1054
01:42:07,281 --> 01:42:10,114
But I'll work on it.
1055
01:42:10,201 --> 01:42:11,737
I'll do it.
1056
01:42:11,827 --> 01:42:14,819
That's really fine work.
1057
01:42:14,914 --> 01:42:20,625
You're a great artist, Tomasz.
1058
01:42:20,628 --> 01:42:22,334
It's almost like a photography.
1059
01:42:22,421 --> 01:42:25,629
It's the shadow.
1060
01:42:25,716 --> 01:42:28,048
It's really nice.
1061
01:43:06,090 --> 01:43:08,627
We have to get to those hills.
1062
01:43:08,718 --> 01:43:12,836
Water may be trapped there.
1063
01:43:12,847 --> 01:43:16,510
Come on. Come on, get up. Get up.
1064
01:43:21,272 --> 01:43:23,137
Mister.
1065
01:43:23,232 --> 01:43:26,065
Come on.
1066
01:43:26,152 --> 01:43:30,691
Go on without me.
1067
01:43:30,698 --> 01:43:32,279
I'm done.
1068
01:43:36,203 --> 01:43:37,318
Go.
1069
01:43:45,379 --> 01:43:48,667
Zoran...
1070
01:43:48,758 --> 01:43:52,546
you go to the hills and look for water.
1071
01:43:52,553 --> 01:43:54,009
And you wait for us there.
1072
01:43:54,096 --> 01:43:55,085
No.
1073
01:43:55,181 --> 01:43:56,261
Yes.
1074
01:43:56,349 --> 01:43:58,635
We'll catch up.
1075
01:44:36,847 --> 01:44:38,132
Did you find water?
1076
01:44:38,224 --> 01:44:39,339
No.
1077
01:44:49,276 --> 01:44:50,891
[rustiing]
1078
01:44:55,408 --> 01:45:03,827
[gasping]
1079
01:45:18,264 --> 01:45:20,630
Show me.
1080
01:45:20,724 --> 01:45:22,931
Please show me.
1081
01:45:29,108 --> 01:45:30,564
Where--?
1082
01:45:37,491 --> 01:45:38,901
Where are you?
1083
01:45:41,370 --> 01:45:42,985
[grunting]
1084
01:45:55,885 --> 01:45:56,874
There's--
1085
01:45:59,221 --> 01:46:00,336
water!
1086
01:46:02,141 --> 01:46:03,631
[slurping]
1087
01:46:16,489 --> 01:46:19,481
[coughing]
1088
01:46:38,677 --> 01:46:41,168
[whispering] Zoran.
1089
01:46:41,263 --> 01:46:42,673
Around here.
1090
01:46:55,361 --> 01:46:57,443
[weak laughing]
1091
01:46:57,530 --> 01:46:59,862
Look at that, uh?
1092
01:46:59,949 --> 01:47:02,235
What if--if it's poisonous?
How can we eat it?
1093
01:47:02,326 --> 01:47:04,362
No, no, no, we cut off its head.
1094
01:47:04,453 --> 01:47:06,944
Here. Give me the knife.
1095
01:47:07,039 --> 01:47:09,451
Ah, look at that.
1096
01:47:19,176 --> 01:47:20,461
[loud sigh]
1097
01:47:32,064 --> 01:47:33,270
Tastes like chicken.
1098
01:47:33,357 --> 01:47:35,018
Yeah.
1099
01:47:35,109 --> 01:47:38,101
A big, black,
poisonous chicken with no legs.
1100
01:47:38,112 --> 01:47:39,773
(Janusz) Well, it's not bad.
1101
01:47:43,284 --> 01:47:47,653
You know,
Valka talked of eating each other
1102
01:47:47,746 --> 01:47:49,282
when we were in Siberia.
1103
01:47:51,750 --> 01:47:52,489
He did?
1104
01:47:52,585 --> 01:47:53,995
Yes.
1105
01:47:54,086 --> 01:47:56,873
And? Would you have eaten me?
1106
01:47:56,964 --> 01:47:59,626
[chuckling] Yeah.
1107
01:47:59,633 --> 01:48:02,124
Yeah, of course.
1108
01:48:02,136 --> 01:48:04,297
I would never have eaten you.
1109
01:48:04,305 --> 01:48:05,920
[laughing] Well, why not?
1110
01:48:06,015 --> 01:48:07,551
Too stringy and bitter.
1111
01:48:07,641 --> 01:48:09,427
I'd rather eat snake.
1112
01:48:37,338 --> 01:48:39,124
Here's some water.
1113
01:48:47,598 --> 01:48:49,839
It can kill you, remember?
1114
01:48:49,850 --> 01:48:51,181
What?
1115
01:48:51,185 --> 01:48:54,018
Kindness.
1116
01:48:54,104 --> 01:48:57,187
How long can you survive
on mud and snakes?
1117
01:48:58,484 --> 01:49:00,520
Just leave me here.
1118
01:49:04,823 --> 01:49:07,155
You can't, can you?
1119
01:49:14,792 --> 01:49:16,202
Look, Mister--
1120
01:49:16,293 --> 01:49:18,409
What?
1121
01:49:18,504 --> 01:49:23,669
You know,
I may not even know your first name,
1122
01:49:23,759 --> 01:49:25,750
but i, uh--
1123
01:49:25,844 --> 01:49:28,335
I know your son's name.
1124
01:49:28,430 --> 01:49:31,217
Irena told you?
1125
01:49:31,308 --> 01:49:32,889
Yes.
1126
01:49:37,606 --> 01:49:39,016
Can I say his name?
1127
01:49:42,319 --> 01:49:43,308
David.
1128
01:49:45,531 --> 01:49:50,446
Saying his name won't bring him back.
1129
01:49:50,536 --> 01:49:51,901
What are you trying to do,
1130
01:49:51,995 --> 01:49:53,075
give me the will to live?
1131
01:49:53,163 --> 01:49:54,573
Is that it?
1132
01:49:54,581 --> 01:49:56,287
Stop me from giving up?
1133
01:49:56,375 --> 01:49:58,115
And are you giving up?
1134
01:49:58,210 --> 01:50:00,701
In the camps,
some saw death as freedom.
1135
01:50:00,796 --> 01:50:04,209
Then why didn't you
just kill yourseif?
1136
01:50:04,299 --> 01:50:06,711
Survival was a kind of protest.
1137
01:50:06,802 --> 01:50:09,885
Being alive was my punishment.
1138
01:50:09,972 --> 01:50:12,304
Punishment for what?
1139
01:50:12,391 --> 01:50:15,053
I brought David to Russia.
1140
01:50:22,568 --> 01:50:25,981
And now no one can forgive you.
1141
01:50:26,071 --> 01:50:28,403
And you can't forgive yourself.
1142
01:50:31,034 --> 01:50:35,573
Irena told me...
1143
01:50:35,664 --> 01:50:38,280
that they tortured your wife...
1144
01:50:40,544 --> 01:50:43,035
and she informed on you.
1145
01:50:48,761 --> 01:50:50,251
Yes.
1146
01:50:50,345 --> 01:50:54,088
They did the same thing to my boy.
1147
01:50:54,183 --> 01:50:57,016
Then they shot him in the head.
1148
01:51:04,026 --> 01:51:05,857
My wife is alive.
1149
01:51:08,572 --> 01:51:10,187
She lived--
1150
01:51:10,282 --> 01:51:16,118
and was released. That much I know.
1151
01:51:16,205 --> 01:51:18,537
But she'll never be able
to forgive herseif
1152
01:51:18,624 --> 01:51:21,331
for what she's done.
1153
01:51:21,335 --> 01:51:24,623
You see, only I can do that.
1154
01:51:24,713 --> 01:51:27,705
She will be torturing herself,
just like you.
1155
01:51:27,800 --> 01:51:31,839
So you see, I have to get back.
1156
01:51:31,929 --> 01:51:35,262
I-have-to-get-back.
1157
01:52:02,459 --> 01:52:04,120
Janusz.
1158
01:52:12,594 --> 01:52:14,585
Pack your things, quick.
1159
01:53:45,771 --> 01:53:49,138
[dog barking]
1160
01:53:49,149 --> 01:53:50,685
Janusz!
1161
01:54:36,947 --> 01:54:38,357
(Janusz) Do you hear that?
1162
01:54:38,448 --> 01:54:39,483
[flapping]
1163
01:54:39,574 --> 01:54:40,654
What is that?
1164
01:55:10,105 --> 01:55:11,515
[flapping]
1165
01:55:22,659 --> 01:55:23,944
Tibet.
1166
01:55:24,036 --> 01:55:26,527
[laughing]
1167
01:55:56,234 --> 01:55:58,600
[man speaking native language]
1168
01:55:58,695 --> 01:56:01,061
[all repeat]
1169
01:56:06,578 --> 01:56:07,909
Lhasa.
1170
01:56:13,794 --> 01:56:15,455
(Janusz) And where is India?
1171
01:56:15,462 --> 01:56:18,249
(man) Mmmm.
1172
01:56:18,340 --> 01:56:20,080
[man speaking native language]
1173
01:56:22,177 --> 01:56:23,462
India.
1174
01:56:42,405 --> 01:56:44,612
[speaking native language]
1175
01:56:59,881 --> 01:57:02,213
India. Yes.
1176
01:57:02,300 --> 01:57:06,839
There is the track to Sikkim,
over the mountains.
1177
01:57:06,930 --> 01:57:09,012
Many people go there.
1178
01:57:09,099 --> 01:57:11,215
Are there villages on the way?
1179
01:57:11,309 --> 01:57:13,345
Small villages, yes.
1180
01:57:13,353 --> 01:57:15,184
They give you food.
1181
01:57:15,272 --> 01:57:17,513
Fuel for fire.
1182
01:57:17,524 --> 01:57:19,936
But you can't go now.
1183
01:57:20,026 --> 01:57:21,436
Why?
1184
01:57:21,528 --> 01:57:25,362
If big snow comes, very difficult.
1185
01:57:25,365 --> 01:57:29,404
You wait until spring.
1186
01:57:29,494 --> 01:57:31,780
This family keep you.
1187
01:57:36,918 --> 01:57:39,660
Well, we can't cross
the mountains in winter.
1188
01:57:39,754 --> 01:57:42,712
(Janusz)
He said it was difficult
but not impossible.
1189
01:57:42,716 --> 01:57:44,422
Janusz, it's only three months.
1190
01:57:44,509 --> 01:57:46,875
Look, we can't let go.
1191
01:57:46,887 --> 01:57:48,627
What do you mean?
1192
01:57:48,722 --> 01:57:52,340
If we stop now, then we'll give
In to exhaustion.
1193
01:57:52,434 --> 01:57:54,550
No, it's not giving in.
1194
01:57:54,644 --> 01:57:57,886
We are exhausted.
1195
01:57:57,898 --> 01:58:00,731
I will sleep till
spring like a bear in a cave.
1196
01:58:00,734 --> 01:58:04,067
You can study Buddhism
and become a monk.
1197
01:58:04,070 --> 01:58:08,109
But first you must learn
how to like their tea.
1198
01:58:08,200 --> 01:58:10,532
I already like the tea.
1199
01:58:10,619 --> 01:58:11,904
Good night.
1200
01:58:11,995 --> 01:58:13,326
[man speaks native language]
1201
01:58:15,999 --> 01:58:17,910
What about you, Mister?
1202
01:58:18,001 --> 01:58:20,788
What are you going to do
for three or four months?
1203
01:58:23,506 --> 01:58:25,417
I'm going to Lhasa.
1204
01:58:25,425 --> 01:58:27,381
Our friend has a contact.
1205
01:58:27,469 --> 01:58:29,551
He thinks he can
get me out through China.
1206
01:58:29,638 --> 01:58:34,257
There's a U.S. military mission there.
1207
01:58:34,267 --> 01:58:36,132
Looking out for number one.
1208
01:58:36,228 --> 01:58:38,093
Isn't that what you Americans say?
1209
01:58:38,104 --> 01:58:40,220
Zoran--
1210
01:58:40,315 --> 01:58:41,430
Zoran.
1211
01:58:41,441 --> 01:58:42,430
What?
1212
01:58:42,525 --> 01:58:43,605
We escaped.
1213
01:58:46,529 --> 01:58:48,235
We made it.
1214
01:58:50,492 --> 01:58:51,732
You're right.
1215
01:58:51,826 --> 01:58:53,691
He's right.
1216
01:58:53,787 --> 01:58:57,575
Apart from a few mountains,
we are there.
1217
01:58:57,666 --> 01:58:59,577
We made it.
1218
01:58:59,668 --> 01:59:01,454
Not all of us.
1219
01:59:01,544 --> 01:59:04,707
No, not all of us.
1220
01:59:09,636 --> 01:59:11,627
What are you going to do, Mister?
1221
01:59:11,721 --> 01:59:13,336
When you go back home.
1222
01:59:13,431 --> 01:59:15,012
Home?
1223
01:59:15,100 --> 01:59:16,465
Build Metros?
1224
01:59:16,476 --> 01:59:19,468
Might drift a while.
1225
01:59:19,479 --> 01:59:23,142
I will fight.
1226
01:59:23,233 --> 01:59:28,102
First Germans, then Russians.
1227
01:59:28,196 --> 01:59:29,811
(Zoran) And then?
1228
01:59:29,906 --> 01:59:31,191
(Zoran) Re-build your church?
1229
01:59:31,283 --> 01:59:33,820
No.
1230
01:59:33,910 --> 01:59:36,071
I will die fighting.
1231
01:59:39,416 --> 01:59:42,328
I'm going to get Tomasz' pictures to a newspaper
1232
01:59:42,419 --> 01:59:44,876
or get them published somehow.
1233
01:59:44,963 --> 01:59:49,502
And then I'm going to cook his chicken
1234
01:59:49,509 --> 01:59:53,548
but with extra salt,
just--just to annoy him.
1235
01:59:56,308 --> 01:59:59,175
And you, Janusz?
1236
01:59:59,185 --> 02:00:01,346
As long as the communists
are in Poland,
1237
02:00:01,354 --> 02:00:03,140
you cannot go back.
1238
02:00:03,231 --> 02:00:06,894
They'll shoot you, Janusz.
1239
02:00:06,985 --> 02:00:11,854
I'll just, uh--keep going, you know,
until it's over.
1240
02:00:18,788 --> 02:00:20,870
I'll just keep walking.
1241
02:00:37,057 --> 02:00:38,467
He's gone.
1242
02:00:44,564 --> 02:00:46,896
Janusz!
1243
02:00:46,900 --> 02:00:48,436
[echoing]
Janusz!
1244
02:01:31,611 --> 02:01:33,977
[chatter]
1245
02:01:37,575 --> 02:01:39,657
[woman shouting in native language]
1246
02:01:52,882 --> 02:01:54,873
[speaking native language]
1247
02:02:17,323 --> 02:02:19,609
Namaste.
1248
02:02:34,799 --> 02:02:37,131
Namaste.
1249
02:02:37,218 --> 02:02:38,503
Welcome to India.
1250
02:02:38,595 --> 02:02:39,835
Paper passport, please.
1251
02:02:39,929 --> 02:02:42,170
Passport.
1252
02:02:42,182 --> 02:02:43,388
We--we--we don't have.
1253
02:02:43,475 --> 02:02:45,511
Never mind. Come with me.
1254
02:02:45,602 --> 02:02:49,845
[speaking native language]
1255
02:02:49,856 --> 02:02:51,187
Where have you come from?
1256
02:02:51,191 --> 02:02:52,351
Siberia.
1257
02:02:52,358 --> 02:02:53,598
Siberia?
1258
02:02:53,693 --> 02:02:55,900
[speaking native language]
1259
02:02:55,987 --> 02:02:57,648
And how did you come, sir?
1260
02:02:57,739 --> 02:02:59,195
We walked.
1261
02:02:59,282 --> 02:03:00,772
Walked?
[speaking native language]
1262
02:03:00,867 --> 02:03:02,653
[appiauding and cheering]
1263
02:03:30,021 --> 02:03:34,515
[crowds cheering]
1264
02:05:45,973 --> 02:05:53,407
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