All language subtitles for A.Gentleman.in.Moscow.S01E08.1080p.HEVC.x265-MeGusta.srt - eng(2)

To our glorious leader, Stalin.

[Bishop] I know your parents
were both found guilty

of anti-Soviet corruption,

and they were sent to a camp

that they never came back from.

[Sofia]
They killed my parents.

I won't do it anymore.

[Vanderwhile] Russia's doors are
about to be bolted

from the inside.
Help me,

and Sofia's trip to Paris
is nothing more

than a stopover to America.

[Count] How do I get
the tapes to you?

Sofia must bring them to Paris,

and then deliver them
to the embassy.

[Anna]
They'll kill you,

after they torture you first.

[Count] The last thing that I
want is for you to be involved.

I've been involved for 30 years.
I love you.

[Vanderwhile]
Sofia will never have the life

she deserves in this country.

- We have to--
- We have to let her go.

[crow cawing]

[wind whistling]

♪ solemn music ♪

♪

[narrator]
There was only a small window

of opportunity to succeed.

From the Conservatorie du Perinet,

across Haussmann,

onto Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Avenue.

Left onto Avenue Gabriel.

Follow that all the way
to the U.S. embassy.

Deliver the tapes
to Richard Vanderwhile,

and ask him to call

every phone line
in the Metropol Hotel

at exactly 10:30.

It all sounded so simple.

♪ lush orchestral music ♪

♪

♪

[bell tolling]

[Count] You say it's blue,
but which blue?

Cobalt? Cerulean? Atlassian?

It's blue.

And the length?

Below the knee,
above the ankle.

Because if it's too long,

it'll interfere with the pedals.

Is above the ankle too long?

Well, no.

Then it won't interfere
with the pedals.

And you avoided silk,

because that would just crease
in her bag.

Uh, velvet would be
a very good choice.

Sofia's putting on the dress
as we speak.

I think we're a little bit
beyond fabric choices.

No, I-I know.

[Count clears throat]
Just want it to be right.

Sit down and be quiet.

[Count] How are you
getting on in there?

[Marina]
Nearly done.

[Sofia]
Ready?

[door opens]

[door shuts]

Oh...

- you look magnificent.
- [chuckles]

Doesn't she, though?

Marina, you have done
such a wonderful job.

You must let me
give you something for it.

No. No, no, no.
This is my gift to Sofia.

[Anna]
Give us a twirl, let's see it.

- Oh!
- [Sofia laughs]

[Anna]
Oh...

It's beautiful.

Thank you, Auntie Marina.

We could take it up
a little more.

[Anna]
It's missing something. I know.

[Anna]
There.

This can't be real.

It's perfect.

After my first paying job,
I bought it for myself.

Instead of saving
or spending wisely,

I wanted to get something
just for me.

It's too much.
I can't-- I can't accept this.

Well, I won't take it back,
so it's yours now.

[Count]
You look so grown up.

Dad...

It's wonderful.

You really excelled yourself,
Marina.

I better take it off
before I get something on it.

[door opens]

[door shuts]

Are you all right?

I blinked,

and the little girl
I played games with

for hours on end has vanished.

How is it possible
that she will soon be gone?

I think it's time you told her.

Sofia, I...

You won't be coming back.

What are you talking about?

After your performance
in Paris,

you'll make your way
to the U.S. embassy,

and from there,
you'll be flown to America.

Sofia?

I'm sorry, I just--

America?

No, I understand.
It's a lot to take on board.

A lot to take on board?

I leave in three days' time.

This country will be
the ruin of you.

As it has been
for so many others.

But that doesn't mean
you have to send me away.

No one's sending you away.

Then what would you call it?

We want you to have a future.

What about you and Anna?

[sighs]
I can't just leave you behind.

No.

We'll-we'll join you there
afterwards.

I haven't worked out
all the details, but...

We'll make our way to Finland,

and we'll get a steamer
from there to New York.

They'll have guards
watching all the doors.

So how will I get away?

Well, your chance will come
at the end,

when the audience leaves.

You'll wear a disguise,
and then join a group

and walk out
past all the guards,

- just like everyone else.
- You'll have to cut your hair.

But you are quite early on
in the running order,

so you'll have plenty time
to prepare

before the final piece ends.

The whole orchestra
do the curtain call

after the final piece.

They'll notice I'm gone.

You'll have enough of
a head start.

Sofia...

...if you're caught...

I know what will happen
if they catch me.

Just say the word
and we'll take all this

up to the roof
and burn it straightaway.

We'll forget all about it.

I want to be free.

I want all of us to be free.

So do I.

More than anything.

When will you leave?

Well, the moment I set foot
out of this place,

they'll raise the alarm.

And then they'll watch you
even more closely.

So we'll have to wait
until we know you've escaped.

When you get to the embassy,
tell Richard Vanderwhile

to have his people call every
phone line in the Metropol.

The phones should start
ringing here about 10:30,

and when I hear that,
I'll know you're safe,

and then I'll leave.

And then?

Don't worry about us.

You know, why don't we
let your papa

finish packing your things,

and you and I can
go have a drink to relax.

[door opens]

[engine running]

[Anna]
I first met your mother

sitting on these very stools.

I invited your papa
for a drink,

and Nina nominated herself
our chaperone.

This was on your first date?

Well, to call it a date
is generous.

I wish I could remember her
like I used to.

She would have been
so proud of you

and the incredible young woman
you've become.

I'm proud, too.

Immeasurably so.

I owe it all to you and Papa.

I'm your daughter, too.

You are.

I won't be there tomorrow.

We don't want to draw
attention to ourselves.

And I'm not sure I could
watch you walk out that door

and not bawl my eyes out.

How long will I have
to wait for you

before you reach America?

Don't wait.

Live your life.

You have so much
to look forward to.

Don't waste a second of it
looking back.

I'd be jealous if I wasn't
so damned pleased for you.

[chuckles]

Oh, my darling girl.

Better get back to your papa.

He'll be thinking
I've stolen you away

for the evening.

Are you not having dinner
with us?

I want tonight to be
for you and him.

Good luck.

Remember how I taught you
how to walk onto stage.

Stand tall.

[both]
Straight back.

- Head up.
- Head up.

- Relaxed shoulders.
- Relaxed shoulders.

And walk like the ground
beneath your feet

belongs to you, and you alone.

Walk through life that way, too.

I will.

Goodbye, Sofia.

♪ tranquil music ♪

Good evening, sir.
Over there.

[Count]
Your table awaits.

Merci, Andrey.
- [speaks French]

[Andrey]
Chablis Premier Cru.

1948.

- I shall leave you to your meal.
- Thank you, Andrey.

♪ Papa may have ♪

♪ But God bless the child ♪

♪ That's got his own... ♪

- Okroshka?
- Absolutely.

Before you travel abroad,

it's best to have a simple,
heartwarming soup from home.

There are three lessons
I wish to impart

before you take off
on your journey.

Only three?
You do surprise me.

The first...

is that if one does not master
one's circumstances--

One is mastered by them.

The second:

the surest sign of wisdom
is constant cheerfulness.

And the third thing
I would like you to know...

♪ You've got lots... ♪

...I shall be incredibly sad

in your absence,

but I'll be full of joy

thinking of the adventures
that you'll have.

We'll have.

You're talking
as if you won't be there.

Oh. A-a turn of phrase.

♪ They don't come no more... ♪

You are going to be there,
aren't you, Papa?

I want to be.

♪ You can help yourself ♪

♪ But don't take too much... ♪

You've always said one
of your greatest regrets was

not having the chance to say
a proper goodbye to Helena.

It is.

Let's not make
the same mistake again.

♪ That's got his own... ♪

I'm going to America on my own.

They were willing
to give you asylum,

but Anna and me was too much.

What are you going to do?
You can't stay here.

Well, we'll take a train

from Moscow to Finland,
as I said.

From there, we'll have to see.

I prevented my sister

from living the life
that she wanted.

And it destroyed her.

I won't make
the same mistakes again.

But if you hadn't of made
those mistakes,

you wouldn't have been
sentenced to life imprisonment

in the Metropol Hotel.

You wouldn't have met my mother,

and you wouldn't have been here

the night she came here
with me...

...needing your help.

[sniffles]

That frightened little girl
never would have had her papa.

Since the day I was born, Sofia,

there was only one time

when life needed me to be

in a particular place
at a particular time,

and that was
when your mother brought you

to the lobby of the Metropol.

I promised her that
I would take care of you,

and I intend
to keep that promise

by getting you safely away
from this place.

I'll miss you so much.
[sniffles]

And I you.

♪ gentle, wistful music ♪

- [indistinct chatter]
- Oh.

- Ah. There you are.
- Whoa, look at her.

I want you to say hello
to Paris for me.

- I will.
- Okay? You take care.

Hmm?

Bye, Marina. I'll try to do
your dress proud.

- You couldn't fail to.
- Good luck.

I'll miss you all so much.

Oh, Sofia,
it's only for two weeks.

You'll be the belle of Paris.

I don't think I can do it.

Yes, you can.

You can do anything
you turn your mind to.

Now you have to just let go.

Turn.

Walk out of that door.

♪ slow, dramatic music ♪

♪

♪

[quietly]
Goodbye.

[Andrey] Uh, the...
the best tonic for sadness

is probably good wine,
good food

- and even better company.
- Yes.

- Come, my friend. Come, come.
- Yes.

Thank you. Emile.

[stringed folk music playing]

♪

[indistinct chatter]

Oh, Emile, the bouillabaisse
is absolutely delicious.

- [Andrey] Mm-hmm.
- Thank you.

I'm waiting for you to say it...

- I know you're going to say it.
- What are you talking about?

Go on.

Mm. Mm.

It tastes...

[both]
...better in France.

Yeah, everything always does.

I know, I know, I've got it.

Andrey...

you were a clown.

[laughs]
No. No.

[Marina] Andrey used to work
under the big top...

Oh, yeah.

...but he refuses to tell us
what he did.

- A lion tamer?
- [Audrius] An acrobat.

- [Marina] A trapeze artist.
- [Andrey] Close.

- A juggler?
- [Andrey] Hmm.

- That's it.
- [Emile] You-- you're a juggler.

- Show us.
- Yeah, show us.

Prove it.

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

- [Andrey] Oranges?
- [overlapping chatter]

In the circus, it used
to be knives I juggled with.

- Do we have knives?
- Let's see it.

Yeah.
Marina, not-not the, uh...

- [laughs]
- Ah. Beauty, beauty.

[Emile]
Ah, no. Andrey, don't you dare.

But, but...

I need one more.

Uh... No, you can't.

- Not Florence.
- Florence?

- You gave it a name?
- [laughs]

- Hand it over.
- Really?

[Andrey]
I need it.

- [chuckles]
- [Vasily] Oh.

[string music continues playing]

[Marina chuckles]

- Whoa!
- [whooping]

[cheering]

Thank you.

[Vasily]
The man is a marvel!

Thank you.

♪

Where I grew up,

there was an old legend

that, hidden deep in the forest,
there was a tree

with apples as black as coal.

And if you could find this tree
and eat of its fruit,

you could live your life anew.

Begin the journey again--

tantalizing thought.

When we're young, we...

we imagine our lives
stretching out before us--

an arrow-straight path
through the forest.

And at our age,
we look behind us

and all we see are trees--

the path long since obscured

by all the twists and turns
that life takes.

Hardly recognize
the person we once were.

But there is nothing
that would make eat that apple,

because even though it might
erase the-the terrible wrongs

and the unfortunate events
of my life,

it would also undo all the joy

and happiness
that I've had along the way--

the friends that I've loved...

this wonderful life that
I give thanks for every day.

So...

- To a life lived without regret.
- [Andrey] Mm.

[all]
A life lived without regret.

Wait. Wait!

I would like to make a toast.

I would eat the bloody apple.

[laughter]

- To eating the bloody apple.
- To eating the bloody apple.

- Marina, why would you say that?
- It's a joke.

- It's a joke. I'm joking.
- Oh, yes, I... [chuckles]

[Andrey]
And I have to confess...

...this bouillabaisse is
probably the...

- best I've ever had.
- [Emile] Aw...

[laughs]

[wind whistling]

I came to say goodbye.

[Count]
Are you going somewhere?

In a manner of speaking.

I've seen a lot of men die.

Women, too.

They don't beg for their lives.

If I'm in the room,
they know that's of little use.

Instead, it's,

"Tell my wife,
son, daughter...

I love them."

You see, when they left
the house that morning,

they had no idea
they'd never return.

They never got to say
all of the things

you'd want to say to someone

if you knew you'd never
see them again.

Why would you?

It's rare...

someone starts the day knowing
it will be their last.

Alexander...

The last time I saw my daughter
was at the cafe

next to Moscow train station.

She wanted me to stay
and have tea...

...but I had a meeting.

Ministry of Defence.

I never imagined this would be
our last moment together.

Ten more minutes was
all she wanted.

What I would give
for those ten minutes now.

Just for the chance
to say goodbye properly.

To tell her
how much I love her.

Hold her in my arms
just one more time.

Just as I saw you
holding on to Sofia.

What are you going to do?

I can't do anything.

It's too late for me.

When word of
Sofia's defection spreads...

I assume that's what
she's doing?

If they catch her,
they will hunt you down.

If they don't catch her,
they will hunt you down.

I like you, Alexander.

I think of you as a friend.

As do I you.
In a manner of speaking.

They'll be watching
the stations.

You may be hard
to recognize, but...

Anna Urbanova?

It's a different matter.

It won't work.

Sofia's now an important asset
of the state.

They will have
someone watching you.

[Gloria]
Gather all your belongings.

Don't forget anything.

By your feet, Anastasia.

Welcome to Paris, Sofia.

- [jazz music playing]
- Wake up.

[Gloria continues in distance]

♪ The pendulum goes tick-tock,
tick-tick ♪

♪ The birds of the lake
do pick, pick, pick ♪

♪ "Glou, glou, glou,"
go all the turkeys ♪

♪ And the beautiful bell goes
"ding, ding, dong" ♪

♪ But boom,
when my heart goes boom ♪

♪ Everything with it does boom ♪

♪ And it's the love
that has awakened ♪

♪ Everything has changed
since yesterday ♪

♪ And the street has eyes
that look out the windows ♪

♪ There is lilac
in their outstretched hands ♪

♪ On the sea,
the sun will come out ♪

♪ So boom, the luminary
of the day goes boom ♪

♪ Everything with it says boom ♪

♪ When our heart
does boom, boom... ♪

[Gloria]
Sofia?

The director has asked me
to pass on a message.

You will now playing the
penultimate piece of the night.

But I was due to lead off
the second half.

Now you're not.
Is that a problem?

No, of course not.

I'll do whatever
Director Tarkovsky wants me to.

Glad to hear it.

Good luck tonight.

♪

♪ Everything has changed
since yesterday ♪

♪ And the street has eyes
that look out the windows ♪

♪ The lilac under the stars
in your eyes ♪

♪ Will appear in the sky,
so boom ♪

♪ The luminary
that played our song ♪

♪ Everything with it says boom ♪

♪ And our heart
does boom-boom... ♪

The concert will have
started by now.

Sofia will be on stage.

Alexander, Anna, excuse me.

With the compliments
of our guests.

It's a bottle of Mukuzani.

Oh, good Lord.

It's their anniversary,

and they wanted to thank you,
Alexander.

Apparently, you gave them
something to talk about

during their first-ever
meal together,

and they haven't stopped since.

Thank you.

I assisted them
in the choice of wine,

when that pest Leplevsky
was trying to ruin it all

with a bottle of Rioja,
of all things.

Oh, it could've all
turned out so differently.

You mock me, but it could have.

Everything could've been
so different.

♪ Ooh, it sings
"Love in Bloom " ♪

♪ At the rhythm of this boom ♪

♪ Da, da, da, boom, boom... ♪

Would you do me the honor
of one last dance?

♪ And the street has eyes
that look out the windows ♪

♪ There is lilac in their
outstretched hands on the sea ♪

♪ The sun will come out,
so boom ♪

♪ The luminary of the day
does boom ♪

♪ Everything with it says boom ♪

♪ When our heart does boom ♪

♪ Boom ♪

♪ When our hearts go boom ♪

♪ Everything with it does boom ♪

♪ And it's the love
that has awakened ♪

♪ Boom, it sings
"Love in Bloom" ♪

♪ At the rhythm of this boom ♪

♪ That again says boom
to the ear... ♪

I bought the train tickets.

Did you manage to get
the travel documents for us?

[Count]
Two of our Finnish guests

obligingly left their passports
at reception.

♪ So, boom ♪

♪ When our hearts go boom,
everything... ♪

When I was sentenced to spend

the rest of my life
in this hotel,

I didn't know that I would have

the happiest days
of my life here,

nor did I expect
that I would spend them

with someone I love
as much as I love you.

You don't think we have
much of a chance of escaping.

Do you?

[Anna]
No.

I never imagined my life
would have a happy ending.

And yet,
you have given me one...

regardless of what happens next.

You have been the greatest,

most surprising gift
life could ever offer.

Thank God I found you.

♪ dark, somber music ♪

In here of all places.

Almost on this very spot.

You should go.
There are things I need to do.

What time are you expecting
the call?

10:30.

[Anna sniffles]

The last train is
at eleven o'clock.

Don't wait for me.

Don't make me.

♪

[exhales]

[sniffles]

The passports were left
with reception

so we could properly record
our guests' details.

And they went missing
two nights ago?

And we couldn't
find them anywhere.

I've gone through
all the drawers myself.

♪ slow, intriguing music ♪

♪

[strings playing]

[tuning quietly]

[breathing deeply]

[applause]

[Gloria]
Sofia?

You're on now.

[applause dies away]

[applause]

[applause dies away]

[playing Rachmaninoff's
"Preludes, Op. 32, No. 5"]

♪

♪

♪

[footsteps approaching]

♪

♪

- [applause]
- [cheering]

Well done.

The final curtain call is after
the Borodin string quartet.

- Yes, of course.
- Alina? Fara?

Elisa? Paulina?

[strings playing]

♪

♪ dark, suspenseful music ♪

♪

[Count]
Close the door.

- Put it down.
- Please.

Those old relics are about
as effective as you are.

Station chief--

Put it down.

Unlock that cabinet.

Now.

[keys jangle]

Empty it on the desk. The files.

Get on with it.

[door shuts]

♪ dark, eerie music ♪

- [applause]
- Final curtain call.

Get ready for
the final curtain call.

Forward!

♪ dark, somber music ♪

Sofia's missing.
Search the building.

[Sofia]
Come on. Please.

Master your circumstances
or be mastered by them.

Master your circumstances or
be mastered by them.

♪

[exhales]

[footsteps echoing]

[door clicks]

Sofia?

[grunts]

[panting]

[retreating footsteps]

[Count grunts]

[grunting]

[chains rattling]

What are you
going to do with me?

Can't just... leave me here.

Someone will come
looking for you eventually.

They won't.

Please.

Please!

[chains rattling]

[loud, indistinct chatter]

♪ tense, gloomy music ♪

♪

[lively chatter]

[phone ringing]

Good evening. Metropol Hotel.

Of course, I'll arrange
for a cab to the station

first thing in the morning.

[hangs up phone]

[train whistle blowing]

[station agent blowing whistle]

All aboard!

All aboard for Helsinki!

[Osip]
You need to get on this train.

No, this isn't my train.

You can use this passport
to get you into Finland.

Was he ever coming?

Not after I pointed out

the danger he'd place you in
by doing so.

[train whistle blows]

He wanted me to give you this.

Stalin may be gone,
but we haven't stopped

punishing the families
of our enemies.

Hey.

He wants you to be safe.

Just as I wanted my wife to be.

STATION AGENT:
All aboard!

- [whistle blowing]
- All aboard for Helsinki!

♪ stirring, melancholic music ♪

♪

[whistle blowing]

♪

[phone ringing]

[Vasily clears throat]

Good evening, Metropol Hotel.

Hello?

[phone ringing]

Metropol Hotel.

[multiple phones ringing]

♪ sweeping, rousing music ♪

♪

[ringing continues]

♪

[ringing continues]

♪ gentle, melancholy music ♪

♪

♪ soaring music ♪

♪

[narrator] I never saw my papa
or Anna ever again.

[birds singing]

♪ ethereal, dreamlike music ♪

♪

[water dripping]

[static hissing]

[narrator] I discovered that
Papa had escaped the hotel.

But what happened after
remains a mystery.

[goats bleating]

I like to imagine them
both finally free,

living out the rest
of their lives together.

♪ rousing, heartfelt music ♪

♪

They gave me
the greatest gift of life.

I'll keep them in my heart.

Always.

[soft thuds]

♪

♪

♪

♪