All language subtitles for Mission Impossible s05e08 Decoy.eng

-Anna!
-Oh, thank God.

Anna, don't interfere!

Don't interfere?!

Am l to stand by

and watch my brother
shoot himself?!

Now, please, Anna,
l want to die.

l was to be dead by the time you
came home from the reception.

But why, Alexi, why?

There is to be a purge,

all of Papa's men still
in the government and me!

You!

The party wants to eliminate all
vestige of Papa's influence.

They can't.

We'll fight them!

Anna, be realistic.

There is no way to fight them.

l won't let you die!

We'll run away.

We couldn't even get across
the border without help.

And who will help us?

The Americans, you think, huh?

Yes...

the Americans.

lf l go to the American
Ambassador...

Anna, you are so naive.

Why should they interfere?

Listen,

there's just a chance.

Anna, the document
Papa entrusted to you,

they want that.

lf you promise to
give it to them,

they might agree to help us.

No, l can't ask that of you.

Alexi!

You're my brother;
l want to save your life.

l shall go to the American
Ambassador tomorrow

and tell him
that we want to defect.

l shall tell him that we will
have the document with us.

Oh, Anna, lovely Anna.

Thank you, Anna.

Alexi,

Very nicely done, Alexi.

Thank you, Colonel.

Now all we have to do to get
the document is watch Anna

and stay one step ahead
of American intelligence.

North trail's closed.

Oh?

What about the East trail?

Yeah, but only till twilight.

Let's go, kids!

Good morning, Mister Phelps.

Before he died last year,

Premier Kerkoska
gave his daughter,

Anna, a secret document
containing

the names of men
within his government

who privately favored friendly
relations with the West.

Word has reached us,
through diplomatic channels,

that Anna and her brother,
Alexi, wish to defect.

We know this is a plot
devised by Alexi

to acquire the document,

and at the same time, capture
American lntelligence agents,

thereby embarrassing the West.

ln spite of this trap,
your mission,

should you choose to accept it,
is to get the document

and bring Anna Kerkoska
to safety.

As always, should you

or any member of your
lM Force be caught or killed,

The Secretary will disavow
any knowledge of your actions.

This tape will self-destruct
in five seconds.

Good luck, Jim.

They've set a trap, using both
Anna and the document as bait.

We go in to get Anna,

she tries to get
the document out,

Alexi signals and they get both
the document and us.

So, all we have to do
is take the bait

without springing the trap.

Right.

Dana?

Yeah, the visas are all set.

Uh, Wilson and his
publishing company

were only too glad
to cooperate.

What about the real
Marcos Danov?

He's already made
his contribution, Willy.

He died three months ago,
unnoticed.

Our equipment's on
its way, Jim.

lt's a monthly shipment of auto
and truck parts from London.

Visas and bills of lading.

Good, Barney.

Once Anna's free,
the heat will be off.

So you'll wait three days,

change your identities
and go out as tourists.

Jim, how far from the border
is the mortuary?

Here's the mortuary.

lt's about four miles
to the cemetery

and another five miles
to the border.

The crossing on either side is
protected by concealed mines.

What's the barrier made of?

Steel set in
reinforced concrete.

To cut the odds down
even further,

the gate itself is mined.

You touch it,
and it blows you to bits.

And we welcome you

on behalf of the lntourist
Bureau, Mr. Mackey.

Thank you.

Your passport will be held
in the hotel safe

until your departure.

Your identity card.

You must have it
with you at all times

and be prepared
to show it on demand.

You are not to visit the homes
of our citizens

without specific permission.

You are not to exchange money

or clothing with any citizens.

ls that understood?

Oh, yes.

Good.

l'm sure you will enjoy

your stay in our country,
Mr. Mackey.

Yes, l'm sure l...

l'm sure l will.

l, uh...

l would like to make
arrangements

for a funeral.

Really?

Who for?

Marcos Danov.

He was a hero of the Revolution.

l'm sure.

However, the state has
certain charges,

even for a hero
of the Revolution.

Yes, l know.

l know.

Marcos left all he had,

50 karoni.

He wanted to be buried
in the Gormi Cemetery

outside of the city.

That's too inconvenient.

-We prefer the bodies have a...
-l know, l know,

but Marcos was a hero
of the Revolution!

He fought beside
Premier Kerkoska!

Can it be done?!

Yes, it can be done.

Also, his last request

that Anna and Alexi Kerkoska
be present.

That's their business.

However, the charges are
payable in advance.

Oh, yes.

This is car two seven.

Anna Kerkoska,
2:00 p.m. surveillance report.

She is in the square
as usual,

feeding the pigeons, as usual.

End of 2:00 p.m. report.

Don't turn toward me,
Anna Kerkoska.

You told a friend of mine
you wish to take a trip.

Your trip is being arranged.

Go to the telephone box
at the edge of the square now

for your
instructions.

We're separating.

l'll maintain the watch
on Anna Kerkoska.

Janos will follow the
street sweeper.

We have a photograph for
pickup and development.

Who is this, please?

Anna Kerkoska.

Preparations are underway
for your journey.

You will be contacted
with further instructions

at the appropriate time.

Remember the name Marcos Danov.

Repeat it, please.

Marcos Danov.

Tell me who...

And we are very pleased
that you could finally come

to discuss publishing the works
of our authors, Mr. Nelson.

Well, as l hope l explained
in my correspondence,

l was delayed because
the company changed hands.

l had to get the
approval of the new owners

before we could...

...before we could go on
with the project.

Oh, yes, the new owners.

At any rate, we are
pleased that you are here.

Thank you.

Forgive me, Alexi.

Ah, Anna. My sister.

Anna Kerkoska.

Mr. Nelson from America.

Miss Kerkoska.

Ah, the publishing gentleman,
of course.

How good to meet you.

My pleasure.

Uh, forgive me a rudeness,
Mr. Nelson,

but, Alexi, something
very important has come up.

lf l could have just one moment
of your time?

Comrade Orishev?

Mr. Nelson from America.

Mr. Orishev.

Now, be warned, Mr. Nelson.

Orishev is one
of our more intense authors.

Now please excuse me.

Of course.

l shall look forward to
speaking with you, Mr. Nelson.

Yes.

l was contacted in the park.

l spoke to someone on the phone.

They said we are to remember
the name Marcos Danov.

Marcos Danov? What
else did they say?

Only that we would be contacted
again, nothing more.

ls it not as l told you?

They are helping us.

Yes, dear Anna.

Thanks to you.

Oh, enough about me.

No, not enough about you.

l want to hear much more.

Oh, but l want to hear
about America.

-Mm.
-ls everyone a gangster?

Yes. Yes?!

No, not quite everyone.

Of course not.

-There are publishers.
-Too many.

And hillbillies
and rock groups,

lndians,
and everyone carries a gun.

Do you?

No, l don't carry a gun.

No?

Then perhaps our propaganda
people are lying to us.

Could that be possible?

Oh, l don't think
propaganda people ever lie,

but l, uh,
suppose it is possible.

Please, would you give this

to the, uh... the tall gentleman
with the gray hair?

l wish to see the note
for Mr. Nelson.

Deliver it.

Well, that's a very
risky thing to talk about

at a gathering
like this, but l...

Thank you.

Headquarters. Emergency.

Something urgent's come up.

ls there a telephone l can use?

Yes, right over there.

Message reads,
''We have your sister.

''She is safe.

''Call the hotel to verify
that she is not there,

''and then remain at the
reception until further contact.

Destroy this.''

This is Petrovitch.

A call will be coming in
to Minister Kerkoska's dasha

in the next few minutes.

l want it traced.

l will accept no excuses.

Stefan!

He is traveling on
an American passport

under the name Charles McKay,

language teacher on sabbatical.

Arrived?

Two days ago by air.

ln residence at
the Charnov Hostel.

His passport was checked.

lt is authentic.

So now we know who
the American intelligence sent.

All we have to find out is how

he plans
to help the Kerkoskas escape us.

Mr. Nelson?

ls anything wrong?

That note seems
to have upset you.

No. lt's from my sister.

lt's, uh, not as important
as she made it seem.

Oh. We women have a talent

for raising tempests in teapots.

Mr. Nelson, there is
a telephone call for you.

Oh, thank you.

Excuse me.

Anna, do l detect

some special interest
in Mr. Nelson?

Oh.

This is Paul Nelson.

We have your sister, Mr. Nelson.

She is safe.

How do l know that?

Paul? Paul, l came into my room.

Oh, Paul, l'm so afraid.

Paul, they said
they wouldn't hurt me

if-if... if you just did
what they asked.

They said...

Liz! Liz?!

Nothing will happen
to your sister

if you do exactly what l say.

lf anyone asks where she is,

say she's on a bus tour
for the next few days.

Well, what do you want?

l don't have any money
to pay a big ransom.

Just some assistance,
Mr. Nelson.

Tomorrow morning at 9:00,

go to the record shop that faces
the Freedom People's Park.

You will be contacted.

Hello?

Hello?!

Stefan?

Stefan?!

Our trace indicates
that the call came

from a telephone where
there is no telephone.

Assign surveillance teams
to that record shop right away!

That has been done, Colonel.

Where is my sister?

Never mind...

l told you
l don't have any money.

lf anything happens to her,
l swear l'll...

...securely in the free world.

Nothing will happen
to your sister

if you give us certain
assistance.

You want me to be a spy?

No, nothing
so dangerous as that.

What happens if l won't give you
my assistance?

We'll kill your sister,
Mr. Nelson.

This operation is too important
to international security

to allow for an empty threat.

He's lying.

She's all right now.

They won't kill her.

They haven't the stomach
or nerve for it.

What l want you
to do is very simple.

Tell Alexi Kerkoska you wish

to publish a book
about his father.

Suggest his sister,
Anna, write it.

lnsist on it, if necessary.

Suppose he says no?

Then tell him Marcos Danov
suggested it to you.

Marcos Danov.

You'll be contacted
at your hotel

and told what to do next.

So, we cannot lose contact

with the American agent now.

He is under constant
surveillance.

So, he will be hearing
from Nelson.

He will suggest Anna write
a book about your father.

Be flattered, but resist.

Resist, but don't refuse.

Come on, move this thing
out of the way!

Come on, move it!

Okay.

A man with grey hair
and glasses came past you.

Which way did he go?

-l didn't see anybody.
-You?

He went up the alley.

l didn't pay any attention.

Let's go.

My father loved that piece.

You play it so well,
he couldn't help himself.

Oh, thank you.

So, you want to do a book
about my father?

Yes, yes, l do very much.

The man my father was would
surprise you, Mr. Nelson.

As long as it doesn't surprise
the government too much, Anna.

lt's a pretty tune, isn't it?

Yes.

From the province
where my father was born.

Ah.

Well, Mr. Nelson,

when shall we begin this book
you believe l can write?

How about now?

All right.

My father used
to bring me here

when l was a child.

Despite everything,
he was a good father.

l remember once...

l was very small.

l stood beside him

when he condemned 30 men
to be shot.

They were all friends.

He... he signed the papers

without the
slightest hesitation.

They were counter-revolutionary.

And then...

he sat at home
and cried for them.

l-l understood,
and l didn't.

Oh, l hated him and loved him
both at the same time.

Your people
call my father a despot.

He was.

l call him an angel.

He was.

He lost an arm in the morning

and fought until nighttime.

He... he collected
music boxes

and could sit for hours
just looking at them.

He was all things good
and all things bad,

but he was alive.

He loved our mother,
Alexi's and mine.

And yet, he was
often unfaithful to her.

l could never understand
my father.

How could he be
so many things at once?

Some men are.

You are, too, aren't you?

So formal,

so proper,

and yet, l can feel...

something l've never felt
about any man.

So loving.

l don't want to hear excuses.

l want that American
agent found!

Herr Petrovitch!

lf the American intelligence
is watching me

and l am summoned here...

They will think it
is official business,

and it is--
now, sit down, Alexi!

Have you ever seen
this man before?

l don't think so.

He was at your
reception yesterday.

ls that why l'm summoned here?

No.

You are here because
l was ordered

by the chairman
and the Central Committee

to remind you
how important it is

that we acquire the document

your father entrusted
to your sister

and to suggest subtly
but firmly

that you are solely responsible

for the success of this plan
if it succeeds!

And also solely responsible
if it fails.

ln one case,
you will be given a medal.

The other, you will be shot.

Why is it
all the beautiful things

come at all
the wrong times?

l don't know what that means.

Oh, how l love you.

l don't know you,
and l love you.

And l-l know that l've never
loved anyone before-- no one.

Just you... now.

There is no wrong time
to love, Anna.

Yes, there is.

Now, this is the wrong time.

But this is all
the time there is.

Love me, Paul.

l need you to love me.

Paul?

Hmm?

This is all there is for us.

Right now.

Walking through the trees
in the dark.

lt's the end of our world.

Oh, no, Anna,
it's not the end.

lt's just the beginning.

You have to understand.

We cannot see each other
or be with each other.

lf there are problems,
we can deal with them.

l've spent a whole lifetime...

You don't understand, Paul--
you're in danger.

Alexi and l... we're defecting.

He's to be purged.

Americans are helping us.

lf the Secret Police find out
that you're involved with me...

Anna, l am involved with you.

l don't understand...

My sister has been kidnapped.

The note.

Yes, and the men who took her

said that l was to persuade you

to start writing
your father's book,

and if l didn't,
they would kill her.

Anna, l never thought
l'd hear myself say

that anyone matters
as much to me as you do.

But she is my sister, Anna.

For her sake and for
yours and for mine,

and because we need each other,

we have to stay together.

Why didn't you tell me
about her before?

They said if l told
that they'd kill her.

But you told me.

lf there'd been any other way,

l never would have-- believe me.

l love you.

Hello?

This is Paul Nelson.

Your sister wants to speak
with you, Mr. Nelson.

Paul... Paul, they-they told me

to give you this message.

Look in your newspaper
funeral notices.

Marcos Danov is dead.

He'll be buried this afternoon.

Liz, are you all right?

You've checked
into this Marcos Danov?

He was a hero of
the revolution.

He died three months ago.

Tell the undertaker
to do whatever they ask him.

Yes, Colonel.

Nelson was contacted

by American intelligence
again, Colonel.

What message?

He is to take Anna
and Alexi Kerkoska

to Marcos Danov's funeral.

How is it that you bring us
this message, Nelson?

All l know is that
my sister's life

depends upon our
leaving here at 3:00,

driving to the state mortuary
in Christovitch Square

for the funeral of
a man named Danov.

They said you'd both understand.

Can he be trusted?

Yes, Alex.

We have less than 15 minutes.

We'll take your jewelry
with us, Anna.

Now, is there anything else
you want to take?

Oh, yes-- all of this.

Papa's music boxes,

my piano, everything.

Anna, Anna,
music boxes, piano...

you know that's impossible.

l'll have the car
brought around.

This cannot look like anything

but a routine matter.

Oh, l don't like wearing this.

Anna, we are going to a funeral.

We must look like we
are going to a funeral.

-lt's almost 3:00.
-Yes, come, come.

Oh, l almost forgot this.

You hardly have
to bring a cigarette box.

Must we leave behind all
of our memories?

All right, all right,
l'll carry it.

No!

Oh, you're...

you're so clumsy
with small things, Alexi.

l'll carry it.

Anna...

so much fuss
over a cigarette box.

ls the document hidden inside?

The document?
No, l just want it.

And the document
is hidden inside.

Give it to me, little sister.

No, Alexi,
Papa told me...

Papa is dead and...
No, Alexi!

Give me the box!
No!

So this is it.

The cylinder.

lt's in code.

A musical code.

All of this,
it was just a trick.

You wanted the document.

l had no choice.

No choice?!

Colonel Pet...

What...

Anna, it's a disguise.

That's how we're
gonna get you out.

You...

you're an American agent?

Yes.

You want the document, too?

We want you.

Just like my dear brother,
Alexi.

You both
made a pawn of me.

No.

Users!

Anything-- say anything,
do anything

-just to get that document.
-Anna.

You never loved me--
you used me.

Well, take it.

Take it and let me alone!

Anna, you have to
come with us.

No.

Anna, everything l said
to you was true.

l love you.

Anna...

l do love you.

Come with me.

Wh...

And Alexi?

We have to leave him.

Come.

The Kerkoska car has arrived.

A military driver,
three passengers,

the Kerkoskas and Nelson.

They're entering.

The coffin is being wheeled
into the mortuary.

The Kerkoskas and the American
are in the parlor.

The coffin has been
brought into the chapel.

Make no move
until Alexi signals.

As long as they're all
inside, we have no problems.

The coffin is in position,
Minister Kerkoska.

All right, enough.

We may start
for the cemetery now.

-Of course, Minister.
-But first,

if you would be
so good as to show my sister

somewhere where
she could freshen up.

Oh...

You may have the hearse
start for the cemetery.

l shall wait for my
sister in the parlor.

We shall soon follow.

Of course,
Minister Kerkoska.

The last rites
of Marcos Danov

are concluded, and
his coffin is now

on the way to
Gormi cemetery.

Those of you
wishing to join

his other friends
at the graveside

are hereby
invited to do so.

The coffin is in the hearse.

lt's on its way to the cemetery.

l thought the
hearse was a decoy.

Now, where is Alexi?

He is in the parlor with his
sister and the American.

l can see the three of them.

Why aren't they going
to the cemetery?

What is the
undertaker doing?

l don't see him right now.

Earlier he went into the parlor

with Minister Kerkoska
and his sister.

Something isn't right.

Check the undertaker.

l'm going over there.

Get Petrovitch.

She's escaped.

Anna Kerkoska has escaped.

Come with me.

What happened?

There was nothing
l could do, Petrovitch.

They overpowered
the undertaker and then me.

What happened
to Nelson?

They took him with them.

-Evidently their plan...
-Where's my brother?

Don't let them hurt him!

How many?
l didn't see.

Nelson was struggling
with them when l was hit.

They'll kill him!

Go after the hearse.
Take the girl

and Minister Kerkoska
back to headquarters.

Search the area.

You, come with me.

Stay down! Get down!

You're free now, Anna.

Free?

l really don't know
what that word means.

l've never been
free before.

Now l'm free,
and l don't know who l am.

You will.

You will.

Was it all a lie?

Your loving me?

None of it was a lie, Anna.

l knew it wasn't.

What is there now for us?

Whatever we want there to be.

Do you know?

Oh...

Will you wait for me
to find out who this woman is?

This Anna Kerkoska,

now that she's free?

Will you wait
before we decide

what we want there
to be for us?

Yes, l'll wait.

Someday there will be
time for us.

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