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Polish Television presents

FOUR TANK-MEN AND A DOG

THE CREW

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Szarik, be quiet...

Szarik!

My muzzle...

Typical Polish hunter,

a good shot
but little meat.

You'll never catch anything here.
Just black squirrels.

There's nothing here.

Someone else must
be hunting here

a man or an animal.

Eat Ball...

Go on Mura...

It's too bad, she
was a good dog.

You're all alone now
Szarik, without your mom.

Happens to
everybody.

Nobody stays
alone.

Szarik's with people
and so are you.

And you'll find your father.
When the war will end you'll find him.

Look at this dog.

He's pretending to
be all grown up.

The bullet's in the
right barrel.

He got me with
his claw.

What are you doing
Jefim Siemionycz?

Because of the war the tiger
isn't afraid of people.

He goes out looking for food.
He almost found it.

I'm thanking you for
saving my life.

I should be the
one thanking you.

Give me this puppy.

Get him Szarik.

Good dog.

Can you walk?

Not really, and we'd
have to leave the meat.

I'll stay here with Szarik
and you go to the clearing

and stop a tractor when
it comes with the logs.

It shouldn't
take long.

Wait!

Take this

it's for you.

Wait here I
won't be long.

It keeps on banging...

The tractor.

In the morning I have
to transport the logs

It will be noon
before I finish.

The night is long,
you'll make it.

Working at night
is no good.

Do you have
extra inserts?

Yes.

Then I'll do it.

You know how?

I'll call you
when it's ready.

What's your name?

Kos. Jan Kos.

It's difficult.

And yours?

Grigorij Sakaszwili.

Sakaszwili.

It's also difficult.

I'm from Georgia.

You should see
our mountains.

You see this screw?

Here the mountains
are like this screw.

And ours are like
this tractor.

I know I was to Caucasus
before I came here.

What are you
looking for?

My Father.

Turn the other one.

Alright.

The old man said you killed a tiger;
you're a hunter.

I have eyes
and I see.

You know about tractors.
Take the tractor and my job.

I don't want to. What
are you going to do?

I'm joining the army.

Are they recruiting?
How old are you?

19
And you?

17

The hunter said
you were 16.

That's not why they
don't want me.

I'm Polish,
from Gdansk.

You don't want the tractor
you're not going to the army,

you know what I'll tell you?
You don't care about our war.

You're loitering.

You collect squirrel furs
and wild dogs fed on frogs, right?

For flying suits
for the pilots.

Cleaver, you're here while our
brothers fight in the trenches.

Cleaver?
Who first fought Hitler?

Who fought at
Westerplatte?

Wester... it's hard
to pronounce.

Your war is long over, they
defeated you in two weeks.

- Can you fight?
- Why?

Come here.

What a devil.

You want more?

Are those our planes?

It's the Japanese on the
other side of Ussuri.

You want more or
have you had enough?

Your war, my war,
it's the same war.

Take the tractor when
I go to the army.

Children!

Go to sleep.

It's good to sleep
after working.

I'll do the rest myself, you
have to leave in the morning.

In Georgia you
can really sleep.

There you lie down,
you're warm

you stand a bottle
of wine next to you.

The door is wide open, the night
and the stars comes into the house.

Through the door
or in your dreams?

Haven't you seen
stars come in?

They come through the
door and in your dreams.

Whichever way.

Give me some paper.

Does your leg hurt?

Go on. I'll manage.
Thank you.

Can I take this?

You want
to burn it?

No.

Finished?

Yes.
We have to wake up Gruzin.

What did you see
in that newspaper?

An announcement.

The Russians are forming
a Polish division.

Read it out loud.

So we can fight together...
the rest is missing.

My leg will heal,
I won't keep you.

I can't make
you stay.

I'll wake up
Gruzin.

I'll go with him and
come back with the doctor.

The doctor can
find his way alone.

Take the horse and go to
the Polish Range, can you find it?

Yes.
It's by the waterfall.

You'll bring me some ginseng.
The root is the best for healing.

You'll find it by
the left cottage.

Take my gun.
Shoot only large animals.

Don't worry,
I'm with you.

I'll tell him
Major you have to take him,

your war, my war,
it's our war.

Get out of here.

I don't want to
see you again.

Thinks he's
a lawyer.

Then we'll have to higher nannies
to watch over the kids at war.

I won't sign anything,
this hand knows no mercy.

God damn.

Be quiet, there's
no one here.

Major...

a Japanese parachuter.

Then the major said

I know you can fight without
a nanny but the rules don't.

Was the doctor here?

I'm thinking about
something else.

Were you at
the Polish Range?

80 years ago Polish
exiles who fought the czar

settled there in
the mountains.

They lived
there long.

Their grandchildren left for home
after the October Revolution.

You'll follow in
their footsteps.

There's Polish writing
on the blade.

He lived, fought, now we
don't even know his name.

Jefim Siemionycz,

if I won't find my father
I'll come back here.

I have nobody.

Stop saying that.

I'll give you Szarik
when he gets bigger.

You'll need a
friend at war.

And warm fur gloves.

And even if you won't find
your father you won't be back.

You'll stay with
your own kind.

That newspaper seemed
to be just paper

but like the call of wild
geese - it can't be helped.

You have to go
your own way.

Is that you Sasza?

What kind of
a man are you?

You're always late.
One day you'll be too late.

If you're to stay then
not under my command.

Gruel again?

Who are you?

Talk or we'll throw
you out the door.

Who are you?

You want to fight me?

Leave him.

You come unasked,

you don't answer questions,
it's not nice.

- I want to fight on the front.
- I see.

Throw him out together
with the dog.

Private, don't interrupt
when an officer is speaking.

Who was keeping
watch last night?

I was, sir.

Do you think this boy
and his dog got in then

or did he fall from the
sky through the chimney?

Damn it.

You can'tjust decide
to go to war.

At the draft office
they'll examine you

see what you are
and they'll give you a paper.

Your mother's probably
crying cause you're gone.

And if I don't
have a mother?

And your father's
on the front?

I don't know, he
disappeared 4 years ago.

That was before the war.

Not in Poland.

I'm going to join
the Polish army.

I've been traveling with
you since last night.

Give our ally some food,
the gruel's getting cold.

I could clean this.

"This" is a machine gun.
A hand machine gun.

Would you know how?

I'm sorry, it was a
stupid thing to do.

Take me with you,
I can clean the guns,

I'll keep a watch
with my dog.

We won't let
anyone get in.

You...

What does he want?

He wants to
go hunting.

These are guns for big animals,
and the hunt is not for kids.

It's not for
adults either.

But you have to do
what you have to do.

Here's a certificate.

I'm a hunter.

What's this?
A tiger!

Alright.

I can't do it son, the
army's all about orders,

I'll have to let you off
at the first station.

Yes.

Just for a while.

A hunter.

Get out.

Come Szarik, they're
throwing us out.

Look...

You're from Poland.
Me too, from Gdansk.

You're lucky, you can
go with them now.

My name's Gustaw Jelen.
Call me Gustlik.

- I'm Jan Kos.
- And the dog?

Szarik.

It means ball in Russian.
So long guys.

Keep your eyes open on the
front, we might meet again.

Make room guys,
we have another one.

Oh my God,
a girl.

Let me go, where
did you come from?

- Ussuri.
- Not from the moon?

- No.
- Where are you from in Poland?

- Gdansk.
- I'm from Warsaw.

Sit down.

My name's Litka.

You're pretty,
like a picture.

I'm cold.

Here.
Take it.

Take it,
I'm warm.

They're nice,
I'll wear them.

We'll be friends.

Now it's
like home.

Who's going to
the tanks?

I am.

Anti-tank artillery.

Gustaw Jelen.

Father's name?

Wilhelm.

Why do you want to
join the artillery?

I was in the
German artillery.

They forced
me to join.

But I took my crew and
we went to the Russians.

You took all
four of them?

Don't you believe me?

Let go, what
are you doing?

Lidia Wisniewska.

I signed up.

I'd like to be with you.
But I'll go where they tell me.

Decide yourself, they're forming
a "Heroes of Westerplatte" brigade.

Don't you see?

Westerplatte, that's
where your father fought.

They took me to operate the
radio, they need girls there.

Wait, I'll
be right back.

How old are you?

18

It doesn't say here
when you were born.

But I am 18.

And I can see.

You're lying.

It's hard in the tanks,
go somewhere else kid.

I know.

- You're healthy.
- Yes.

What is this
dog doing here?

This is the army.

Yes sir.

The artillery, not the zoo.
You can go now.

One at a time.

You idiot.

They didn't take me.

They don't want
me in the tanks.

Too bad.
Or maybe it's for the best.

What would a dog
do in a tank?

What a question.
I'll tell him, that...

It won't help.
I asked and the ensign didn't agree.

Driver.

- We're leaving, we have everybody.
- Yes sir.

Don't worry.

But I wanted
to go with you.

I really did.

Wait.

- Good morning.
- Hello.

Wichura.

What?
What do you mean?

Wichura, that's
my name.

- And yours?
- Kos.

Nice dog.

- Yours?
- You can pet him.

- He won't bite?
- No.

Throw it, you'll see
how he can retrieve.

Here doggie.

Count...

One, two,
three, four...

Turn right,
to the car.

You come up front.

No thanks. I'll go
with the others.

Help us.

We're off.

What's the matter?
It's a new car.

Crank it up.

Wait a moment.

You can crank it till...

You have to
use your brain.

Leave me alone.

- I could fix it, lieutenant.
- Try.

If it starts will you
take me with you?

No way.

What the hell,
give it a try.

- But there's two of us.
- You and who else?

Alright, try
to fix it.

- We're witnesses.
- Alright.

Look up there.
Szarik, fetch.

What?

A bird.

How did you do it?

Go, you sorry
excuse for a driver.

How did you
make it start?

Now we're tank-men.

The tanks are coming.

Don't be
scared, silly...

- Look at those tanks...
- Tanks like tanks.

Be careful,
you'll break it.

Are you coming
with us,

or did you just bring
the tanks over?

I'm with you all the way to
Berlin, those are my orders.

I'm out of the hospital and
I want to get back to my unit

and they tell me that I,
lieutenant Olgierd Jarosz,

am going to be
training our allies.

Unless you think
you're better than I am.

Damn. Is this how the Polish
army welcomes us?

At home in Georgia...

Grigorij...

Yes, Grigorij
I'm Grigorij Sakaszwili.

And who are you?

The dog remembers how you
used to give him sugar,

and you don't
remember me?

Janek...

Lieutenant, we got
into a fight

and then decided
that it's our war, his and mine.

You want me to be
part of your crew?

- Sure.
- Me too.

- That makes four.
- Five, Szarik too.

He's grown.

Won't you ask your
superior for permission?

A crew has to be like
fingers of a hand.

What can you do?

Sakaszwili is a
first class driver.

Grigorij, show them
what you can do.

- With the pin?
- Yes.

Be careful.

Come on.

He'll break it.

Kill the tiger, but
don't spoil the skin

That's how you
should drive.

Grigorij wasn't on the front yet,
he's a rookie

I'm also not
a military man.

You see that cloud...

the white one?

It's called
cirro-stratus

I can also tell you
that in a day or two

it will bring on a
change in the weather.

See what a cloud
specialist I am.

We showed you
what we can do.

I read the clouds, Grigorij
hammers in nails. And you?

You have any
relatives in Georgia?

There was a guy back home
that carried horses.

Can you use that for one
of the fingers of a hand?

Who knows?

And you?

You're young, life
in a tank is hard.

It's easier to hit bull's
eye than to hit my crew.

Alright, if I hit,
will you take me?

Me and Szarik, if we're
supposed to be like one hand

than four fingers
is not enough.

You, Grigorij, Gustlik,
me and Szarik.

We'll see.

Well hot shot
you hit twice.

- And?
- I think three times.

Third one straight
to the sky.

You're a good shot.
But...

He's looking for what
he hasn't lost.

They're still warm.

Look at that.

You're right.
I'm sorry.

Two went through one
after the other.

Will you take me?

- Yes.
- But with the dog.

Alright.

But you'll have
to learn to...

sing.

Sing?

We need a gunner
and a radio man.

You have to learn to sing
like we do in the tank.

- You know what that means?
- No.

That's your name.

I have something
for you lieutenant.

Here, it's to
pay my footing.

Nice.

We'll be opening
cans with it.

No, read what's
on the blade.