All language subtitles for Once Upon A Time In Odessa (2011) - S1E06

STARMEDIA presents

Yevgeniy Tkachuk, Yelena Shamova

Aleksey Filimonov, Vadim Norshtein,
Sergey Marin, Igor Artashonov

Valentin Gaft, Vsevolod Shilovsky,
Aleksandr Ilyin, Rimma Markova

Anatoliy Kot, Artiom Osipov,
Aleksandr Lazarev Jr., Artiom Tkachenko

Oleg Shkolnik, Irina Tokarchuk,
Yekaterina Kopanova, Valeriy Bassel

in ONCE UPON A TIME IN ODESSA
based on �The Odessa Tales� by I.E. Babel

Directed by Sergey Ginzburg

Written by Maksim Belozor

Music by Vladimir Davydenko

Director of photography:
Eduard Moshkovich

Production designers: Nikita Chernov,
Yulia Sobinova, Svetlana Litvinova

Casting by Anastasia Leonova

Postproduction producer:
Artiom Yeliseyev

Produced by
Yelizaveta Troitskaya

Executive producers:
Vitaliy Bordachov and Vlad Ryashin

Misha!

Don't screw up your eyes.
It's Barsky.

Monsieur Barsky,
why are you hiding here?

Can I talk to you?

I�ve been very nervous lately. I
recommend you not to be so careless too.

Has anything happened?

It depends. The police arrested
you and then released. This is good.

It's so good that you think
you have pockets full of luck.

Well, I don't think
I have pockets full of luck.

You are right. Do you know why?

Dodik has not reached Istanbul.

How? -He has not. A man was supposed
to meet him in Istanbul. But he failed.

The schooner did not arrive.
It did not arrive in Odessa either.

They could have stayed
too long somewhere.

They could. They could, Misha.
But my heart says it is not the case.

My heart says that 100.000 is too large
a sum, that can easily change its route.

When they change the route for 100.000.
nobody wants an extra passenger.

Riva won't survive,
Dodik was her only joy.

Wait. Nobody knew about 100 000,
even Kostia saw Dodik to the schooner.

You are right. Nobody knew
about that. Still somebody did know.

I'm not blaming you.
God forbid me from blaming you.

But Dodik is not in Istanbul.
And he will never come there.

Monsieur Barsky, don�t...

Look for a rat. I won't be
Barskyis it was not for the rat.

Shark did it. He had shot at you.

You wandered around the city
all night long, so he tracked you.

It could be Shark�

That�s Shark for sure. I'm telling you.

Misha, I offered to send some of the
guys to you back in �Warsaw, � didn�t I?

But you kept on gulping vodka.

Palchik, why did you
push yourself to Rosie?

What?

Is it forbidden or what?

What? -Why? It�s
not forbidden.

Okay, don't be mad.
What can you say about Dodik?

I don't know.

I�ve already racked up
my wits thinking over it.

Nobody saw me packing the money
in the suitcase, except Dodik.

Mayorchik, what do you think?

I don't know. We were
the only ones to know.

Barsky said we should
look for the rat.

What?

Among whom? Among us? Maybe it was Barsky
himself who has trumpeted it everywhere, eh?

Barsky did not. Okay. Go.
Tell the guys to lay low.

�Cause I�m having my marriage at hand.

Liova, have you made your move?
-I am thinking, Solomon Yakovlevich.

About what? If you�ve been thinking for so
long, then the thing must very important.

Do you think I haven't
guessed what you are doing?

You are playing the game of Lasker vs Capablanca
as they had it at the tournament in St. Petersburg.

I know no Lasker-Shmasker. But if you
don't make your move, I am going to bed.

Grandpa, he�s dragging out again?
-Hello, Osia. -Hello, Grandpa.

Osia, just stop your idiotic jokes,
I�m begging you,

What jokes, Liova? Two moves only,
and there will be a sure mate.

Osia, nobody knows this for sure.

Maybe, you don't.
Enough sweating, we need to talk.

Solomon Yakovlevich... -What?

Will we postpone the game?
We�re being intruded all the time.

Liova, we�ve been playing the game for more
than a week by now, and still cannot finish it.

That�s it! I'm going to bed.
Osia, will you come in?

I will, Grandpa.

So?

I need you to tell Yaponets
a couple of words.

Why would I? YOU tell him.

Liova, don't go getting smart, just
listen to me. When is his wedding to be?

The day after tomorrow.
He has invited you, hasn�t he?

Tell him the wedding
needs to be canceled.

What? -You heard me.

We canot remain idle anymore.
They�ve become too brazen.

Yaponets must be arrested immediately.
Immediately! All the more so we have such an occasion.

You don�t believe me, eh?
-I don't believe you at all.

You mean it? You don't believe me at all?
Are you saying that I am a frivolous man?

You are funny and talking nonsense.

Do you think Maysky�s lying?

Sophie, come to my place and I will
tell you everything about my feelings.

You�ll know everything
about me then.

No way. I�ve heard lots of
interesting things about you.

Interesting things?
-Very interesting things.

Really? Sophie, I still have
many interesting things for you.

Oh, Liova, don't be ridiculous.
Let's go and dance.

Okay.

Where is that nut?

Senie, why are you dancing? You are
not Jew, do you really need this?

They will trample you down.

Why? Why should they trample me
down? It�s a wedding, isn�t it?

Senie, do you wish
to take me for a walk?

I do. Why not? -It�s so beautiful
here, don't you think so?

Yes, it is. -Will you
invite me to Fankoni again?

I will, just relax. -Senie, you�re so
cute that I fell like biting you. So cute!

Mary, stop pinching me please.
Or my arm will all get blue.

I cannot. Look, I�ll apply some
ointment to your arm, and it will recover.

Okay? Will you
take me to the cinema?

Well, maybe the day after
tomorrow? -You�re so cute!

Bozhko! -Here!

Now listen: everyone should change
his clothes to civilian ones.

You approach them quietly,
in two teams.

They are sure to have guards,
so suddenness is the key.

20 men were assigned to support us;
they'll join us on spot.

Keep your guns ready. If they resist,
kill them. Any questions?

Colonel, sir, there will be many people
there. There will be much bloodshed.

Don't shoot at the people, Bozhko.
Shoot at the gangsters.

Aye, sir! Not to shoot
at the people, sir.

The main thing is to arrest
Vinnitsky. So, deal with him shortly.

Take him either dead or alive.
Mr. Tor, you will join the first team.

Aye, sir!

How is that possible?
One can�t catch them all.

Bozhko! -Aye, sir!

Why are you jawing?
Why are you jawing?

Monsieur Averman, why aren't
you eating? Take some fish.

I�m eating, M-me Doba, I am.
I am eating everything.

I see. Take any of the
chicken gizzards, whichever you like.

You know, you've got such a hawk eye,

that you see everything
I eat and don�t.

It�s a habit. -Let's
drink to Misha, to Misha!

Ladies and gentlemen!
Folks, hold it!

Silence please! Just stop talking�!

Just hold it! You�re like
wind-up toys. All right already!

Let me have a word. Dear guests.
Dear Tsilie. Misha. Dear parents.

I am not a good speaker,
but I feel like saying.

Misha, brother, we�ve been
together since cradle.

You know that our guys
and I will kill anyone for you.

And for Tsilie too, of course. We have
such a grandiose feast today. Such joy!

So, if any scum wants to spoil it, may he
eat dirt! Kiss the bride! -Kiss the bride!

Meet a new one.

Hey, hey! Guys, what�s up?!
I am from Yaponets!

Quickly! Quickly now! Bozhko!

Here! -Bring the men
to line! -Line up!

Mr. Tor, what are you waiting for?
Command your men. We set out.

Why are you so slow?
It's time to start.

Captain, it�s got started already.

What?

There.

What's this? What's this?

Fire. -I can see it�s no flood.
Bozhko! Bring water! Put out the fire!

Misha. Misha.

I'll be right back.

What?

Look, there is such a mess out there. I started the brawl,
just as you told me. They took me and brought to the prison.

I spilled kerosene on the door and
on the wall too. And threw a match.

And it was such a flash! You should have seen
the fire! And we... Listen! We started yelling!

The dragons started to put up
the fire, but all in vain.

They let all of us go,
and the folks scattered.

I stayed to watch them running with
water. Come and have a look, come on.

You�re nuts! You, bandit.

Go change your clothes, �cause
when Mum sees you, she�ll make a row.

Come on. Go, go, go.

I was sitting in my
balcony alone, drinking coffee.

And suddenly I heard something sizzle.

Ah! The first thing I thought it was in the
kitchen: my mum decided to fry a chicken.

Ah, and the chicken is so good when my mother
fries it - it is to be eaten, not told of -

especially the skin. It�s a�
I smelled again.

No, it was neither
chicken, nor its skin.

I ran out in the street.
Oh dear! It was on fire!

The police station was on fire!

My goodness! And those
poor policemen were running about.

I almost cried. I do have a heart.

But, gentlemen, I didn't cry.

And you will ask me, �Yonik, why
didn't you cry?� And I will answer.

Because when a man has decided to get
married, you should attend his wedding,

drink a glass of vodka
to his happiness,

and not to be mean enough
to be trying to bust him.

Because God sees everything, gentlemen.

And if anyone thinks He does not,
this person is completely wrong.

That�s what I tell you.

Good evening, Your High Excellency.
What will you say about this misfortune?

It�s awful.

Come, Izia, the people are in such a
grief, that it is not proper to bother them.

It�s such a misfortune,
such a distress!

Come, the guests are waiting.

It is absolutely clear that
the fire was not accidental.

That was Yaponets's new
mean deed. We had to open the cells.

Otherwise the people could have died. Thus, Your
High Excellency, the most of the prisoners scattered.

We managed to extinguish
the fire at the station,

but the operation
to detain Vinnitsky was broken.

Is this all for today?

No, sir, there�s a visitor
waiting in the reception room.

Make an apology and tell him
I will receive him tomorrow.

Aleksey Nikolayevich, I beg
to report he is a man sent from Kiev.

He has recommendation letters from
General Altunin, Head of Counterintelligence

and Commander-in-Chief.

Is he an officer?

No, sir, a civilian, but he is quite
an interesting type in a sense.

All right, invite
him. -Yes, sir.

Come in, please.

Your High Excellency, I have the honor to introduce
myself. I am Boris Anatolyevich Rzhevsky-Rayevsky.

What can I do for you, young man?

Your High Excellency, I think it is I
who can do quite much for you.

Moreover, I dare say
you cannot do without me.

You are welcome.

General Altunin writes that
you have rendered invaluable assistance

to our Counterintelligence in Kiev.

Aleksandr Evgrafovich
is only too kind.

But he does not provide any details.

It's because the case
was quite delicate.

It is an extreme
lightheartedness to trust papers.

By the way, our train was twice
stopped by some stagy ragamuffins.

Though, the machineguns in their
carriages looked quite convincing. Yes.

After the Germans left,
the railways are a total mess.

Yes, they are. How are
the things going on in Kiev?

In Kiev? The Bolshevik underground at
the Arsenal factory has been liquidated.

I have heard about this operation.
What is the purpose of your visit?

I offer you my assistance
in introducing proper order in Odessa.

In what manner?

An utmost decisive one.

Your High Excellency, I am fully aware
of the situation in Odessa.

I dare say that I will be able to
liquidate the gangs within a shortest time.

Of course, if I am granted
with all necessary powers.

General Altunin says you started
your activity with Count Khvostov

as a personal Minister�s secret agent.

Oh, the Balkans. News from the theater of
military actions, reports. Were you spying?

A bit here, a bit there. Aleksey Nikolayevich,
my life is full of spectacular events.

I even thought of publishing a
book, like Maksim Gorky, you know.

But I haven't had time as yet.

Mr. Rzhevsky, I don't like adventurers,
but I have known General Altunin

for long and I greatly
appreciate his opinion.

I will consider your
offer. You may go now.

General Altunin
recommends this Rocambole,

as a man devoid of any principles
whatsoever; immoral, but efficient.

What do you think of
this smart aleck, Captain?

Undoubtedly he is a rascal,
Your High Excellency, but...

But. There is a �but�, indeed.

Now, hold on. Where are
you taking this? Drop it.

Tsilia, here you are. Well, take this
suitcase to my father�s room and this one�

Misha� My God, it�s
so wonderful here!

Tsilia, look. This is a table.
You will paint your lips here.

You don't understand.
-What do I not understand?

Well... all this will end some
day, and we�ll have to come back,

and things will
be awful again.

Tsilia, honey, what things will
be awful? Nothing will be awful.

Oh, look there. Is
this not real either?

It is, but here and now.
What will come afterwards?

Afterwards? Afterwards
will be afterwards.

Is this all?
--Yes, sir.

The rest are in town.

Yeah� Your holy host isn�t
numerous. Well, heroes, are you hot?

You will be soon. Be reliable. And,
brothers, start doing something useful.

Dismiss!

They don't like me.
I see they don't,

but I'm not a gold coin to
be liked by everyone, am I?

Stop your buffoonery.

Buffoonery? Was not it buffoonery to let the
prisoners scatter to have all Odessa laugh at you?

You don�t have any right to say
so. That was a forced measure.

Stop it. That was shameful. The
police are not guard, of course.

It�s not your rule to shoot
yourself from shame, is it?

However, I don't condemn you. You have
a young wife; I can understand this.

But Governor-General
is not that sentimental.

So from now on the whole police of
the city are under my full command.

Colonel, don't be
offended, let's get to work.

Hands up!

Osip Emilich, easy, easy. Calm down.
Take away the revolver, or it may shoot.

And you don't need such trouble,
do you? -Osia, what's going on?

Mademoiselle, let me introduce myself.
I�m Boris Anatolyich Rzhevsky-Rayevsky.

By the way, I am your high
commander since recently.

Tor. Osip Emilich.

Zoya.

Zoya� Nice to meet you, Zoya. Did
you see how skillfully he caught me?

Osip Emilich, where did I make a
mistake? Ah yes! Round the corner!

Boris Anatolyich, your
coffee. Be careful, it's hot.

Thank you. Osip Emilich, your sister
is wonderful, I�ve read her poems.

Have you? -This is a real
poetry, sensual and ingenuous.

Thank you. I appreciate this.

I promised Almazov to change the situation
within the shortest term possible.

Colonel Gelovani is
surely a nice man,

but I can't say he is confident
and decisive. Am I wrong?

Osip Emilich, I have
made inquiries about you,

and I cannot do without such
an expert in the criminal world,

but... There is one �but�.

It is tiny, however, very unpleasant. My primary
task is the liquidation of Yaponets and Co.

Over there,
Sophie! What�s that?

Yaponets has been doing
things openly brazen lately.

We have to do something about him.
And at this point a question arises

whether I can rely
on you, Osip Emilich.

Osia, is the young man here
to rent Soloveychik's flat?

No, Aunt Doba, not
to rent the apartment.

I�m sorry, but if you wish to see Soloveychik,
Khatskil has already seen his flat,

not only did he see it,
but also paid an advance,

but I know for sure that Isaak
Rubinchik is ready to let two rooms.

That's all. I'm really sorry.

I know your attitude to Vinnitsky And,
believe me, I understand everything.

But you have to make a choice.

This is why, Osip Emilich, I need an
honest answer. Are you with me or not?

I am sorry again. Osia, have you
heard anything about Moisha? -No.

Moisha does not come home,
and Mum is nervous all about.

You have again created
much trouble to him.

Help yourself.
Why, I'm asking?

You have taken everything from our house,
even things you didn�t need. Tell them to stop.

They�re constantly saying: Yaponets,
Yaponets, Yaponets. As if they�re mad.

I was watching them at the
wedding. Tsilia was unhappy.

Why would she be happy indeed?

The couple is supposed to
live no one knows where.

Aunt Doba! -Okay,
I'm gone, I'm gone.

Osip Emilich, is she�

Yes.

It�s hard to work with you.

Is that all? -No,
Your Ex... -Be sitting.

Two dove into the cellar. In the corridor,
damn them. Captain Labudin must have met them.

Whose gang? -They are Shark's guys.
There are locals, live here in Peresyp.

We�ve lost two of them.

What do you mean by �lost�?

They came out of the cellar; we didn�t
expect� and they began shooting at once.

Tarasov is dead.

Shoot them.

Shoot? All of them?

These people rendered an armed resistance, a policeman
was killed, and a non-commissioned officer wounded.

Maybe, you have any other suggestion?
-Yes, sir. No, sir. But� all of them?

Yes. Give the order, Captain.

I cannot. Why must we do this?

I see. Bozhko!

Yes, Your Excellency.

Execute the order. Or you
have a special opinion too?

Whatever you say, Your
Excellency. Draw up. Fire!

There have been three
busts during the night.

They boned nearly
20 people, or more.

They all are Shark's
guys, It�s been in Peresyp.

And in Grecheskaya Street, at the same
time, four Shark's guys were found.

Dead. All bullet-riddled,
with holes even in their heads.

Gorgeous sight. Why did they
get so furious all of a sudden?

I don't know. A high rank came
to them from Kiev, no less.

What sort of pumpkin he is?

I don't know. We saw him in a
cafe in Deribasovskaya Street,

he appears to be very important man.
But he looks nothing like a detective.

And he�s guarded by
two husky dragons.

Interesting things indeed.
What about our guys?

Why? We are lying
low, no activity.

It�s good then.

We are here to find
out what to do next?

Next? We�ll do as follows:
we keep on lying low,

until the cops calm down.
And with this Kiev guy...

We will see. As for me, I stay here
for now. I�m having a honeymoon or what?

I�ll stay quiet for five days or so, and
have some swimming, unless Tsilia balks.

The summer is passing by and we haven't started
yet. Izia shall be in command of the guys.

And what about me?

You? You�ll be in command of
yourself. If anything, I'm not far.

Hello, Mr. Tor. Come in.

Mr. Rzhevsky, why did I not
participate in the night operation?

Osip Emilich, have a sit.

Mr. Rzhevsky, why did you conceal
from me that busts were being prepared?

Why are you so angry? I
have concealed. Yes, I have.

You know, I wanted
to know you closer,

before incorporating you
into harsh operations.

If you don't believe
me, I am ready to resign.

There you are, got insulted. Osip
Emilich, why do we behave like children?

Want me to be sincere?

Yes, I had some doubts. I doubted whether
you'd like the methods I use in my work.

I don't like them. You can't execute people
without a proper investigation and trial!

We can, Osip Emilich. We can and
we should do so. These are monsters.

And mollycoddling gangsters is no part my
plans. Moreover, it was only a beginning.

Almazov granted to me all powers,
and I can even use army if I need to.

So, Osip Emilich,
knowing your weaknesses,

I persistently recommend
you to make up your mind

in the shortest term possible. This is
fair, in my opinion. Don't you think so?

Shalom, uncle Meyer.
-Shalom, shalom.

What about Moisha?
Has he dropped by?

Uncle Meyer, you know me, don�t you? If I need
to see Moisha, I need to see him on a business.

How am I supposed to know the kind
of business you need to see him on?

It�s a very important
business. How can I find him?

You�re a detective, and your job
is to catch the ones like him.

I don�t cross with you.

I cross with him. About his being
a bandit. But he still is my son.

Don't get angry. I don't
know where Moisha is.

Uncle Meyer, if Moisha drops by or
something like that, tell him to leave town.

It will be dangerous
to stay here.

Stiopa, tell me an anecdote.

Which: a funny
one or a common?

Did they give you a gun?
-Do you know funny ones?

Of course I do.
-Then go ahead.

Your fingers smell of sea.

And you are unshaven. -Come
on. I shaved in the morning.

It is evening already. Misha, I
mean it, let's leave the country.

Hello again.

Let's settle somewhere at a seacoast.
Somewhere at the Bay of Biscay.

What bay?

Bay of Biscay. Doesn�t
it sound beautiful?

Sounds good. Where is it?

In France. We will buy a house
at a seacoast. Just like here.

Why not here?

Because! There is no revolution
or war there. It is quiet and calm.

And What am I
supposed to do there?

I don't know.
Whatever you wish.

The most important thing is that
there won't be anybody after you there.

And we will have everything.

Are you crazy? You've scared us
to death. What are you doing here?

I�ve decided to come and check how
you've settled here. Hello, Tsilie.

Hello, Izia.

Your father is looking
for you for a tea.

Is he? I�ll go then, shall I?

Go. We stay here for a
while and then join you too.

All right.

Keep an eye on Liova, so
that he did not touch Sophie.

Sure.

What's up?

So, you left in time. There
are busts all over town.

They�ve seized very many
people. -Palchik told me.

I don't care about what Palchik
told you. It is 100 times worse now.

There are three times more
patrols in the streets than usual.

Any of our guys seized?

They�ve caught several. Some of them
are at the station, others in the prison.

Thank God, they did not kill anyone as they
did others. All of our guys are alive so far.

And the one from
Kiev is in command.

His surname is
Rzhevsky. -No, Rayevsky.

I am telling you, a guy
from Kiev is in command

and his name is Rzhevsky,
and you say it�s Rayevsky.

Because the one from Kiev is Rayevsky.
-No, because the one from Kiev is Rzhevsky.

Rayevsky is the one from Kiev.
-I'm telling you, he�s Rzhevsky.

He�s Rayevsky!

Ouch! He�s Rzhevsky. But it�s not the point,
I am telling you what is of importance.

I�ve attended the meeting at
Gersh's. Gersh wishes to see you.

Everyone gathered there:
Gypsy, Five Rouble, Shark.

Shark began to blame you again for saving
your skin when men are being killed.

This scum won�t calm down.

That�s not the point. He said, we should push
Yaponets aside. Gersh, though, stopped him at once,

but after giving it a thought
he said that Misha should come.

Did they all collude to mess my life or
what? Okay, I will go there in the morning.

What about you? Will
you stay for a night?

No, I should leave. I have brought Pindos and
Glikberg with me. Let them stay. Just in case.

Okay, let them stay. If you stayed for
a night, we�d have a swim in the morning.

No, I�m leaving.

Lechaim.

The End

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