Fiddler on the Roof (1971) HD

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Fiddler on the Roof is a 1971 musical film directed by Norman Jewison and starring Chaim Topol.   Based on the musical comedy of the same name that premiered on Broadway in 1964.   Plot - In 1905 in the village of Anatevka, a typical shtetl in the Pale of Settlement in Ukraine, then part of the Russian Empire, a poor Jewish milkman, Tevye, is struggling to arrange the marriage of three of his five daughters. Tevye meets Perchik, a radical Marxist from Kiev, who admonishes those who speak and do nothing about the news of the Tsar banning Jews from their villages. Tevye invites Perchik to stay with his family, offering him room and board in exchange for his daughters' education...  Tevye and his family, persecuted for being Jews, are forced to emigrate to America.

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00:01:31A fiddler on the roof. Sounds crazy, no?

00:01:40But here, in our little village of Anatevka,

00:01:44you might say every one of us is a fiddler on the roof,

00:01:51trying to scratch out a pleasant simple tune

00:01:58without breaking his neck.

00:02:02It isn't easy.

00:02:04You may ask, why do we stay up there if it's so dangerous?

00:02:11Well, we stay because Anatevka is our home.

00:02:19And how do we keep our balance?

00:02:22That I can tell you in one word.

00:02:24I can tell you in one word.

00:02:26Tradition.

00:02:31Tradition,

00:02:33Tradition,

00:02:36Tradition,

00:02:37Tradition,

00:02:39Tradition,

00:02:42Tradition.

00:02:54Because of our traditions, we've kept our balance for many, many years.

00:03:11Here in Anatevka, we have traditions for everything.

00:03:17How to sleep, how to eat, how to work, how to wear clothes.

00:03:31For instance, we always keep our heads covered and always wear a little prayer shawl.

00:03:40This shows our constant devotion to God.

00:03:44You may ask, how did this tradition get started?

00:03:50I'll tell you.

00:03:53I don't know.

00:03:55But it's a tradition.

00:03:58And because of our traditions, every one of us knows who he is and what God expects him to do.

00:04:13Who, day and night, must scramble for a living, feed a wife and children, say his daily prayers,

00:04:19and who has the right, as master of the house, to have the final word at home.

00:04:26Ba-ba-ba, ba-ba-ba, tradition.

00:04:32Ba-ba-ba, ba-ba-ba, tradition.

00:04:38Who must know the way to make a proper home, a quiet home, a kosher home?

00:04:48Who must raise a family and run the home, so pompous free to read the holy book?

00:04:54Ba-ba-ba, ba-ba-ba, tradition.

00:05:03Ba-ba-ba, ba-ba-ba, tradition.

00:05:14At three I started Hebrew school, at ten I learned a trade.

00:05:20I hear they picked a bride for me, I hope she's pretty.

00:05:26And who does Mama teach to mend and tend and fix, preparing her to marry whoever Papa picks?

00:05:39Adopters, adopters, tradition.

00:05:45Ba-ba-ba, ba-ba-ba, son, adopters, tradition.

00:05:57And in the circle of our little village, we've always had our special types.

00:06:04For instance, Yenter the matchmaker, Ravnachum the beggar.

00:06:15And most important of all, our beloved rabbi.

00:06:20Rabbi, may I ask you a question?

00:06:22Certainly, Leibish.

00:06:24Is there a proper blessing for the tsar?

00:06:27A blessing for the tsar, of course.

00:06:31May God bless and keep the tsar far away from us.

00:06:54And there are the others in our village.

00:07:19They make a much bigger circle.

00:07:25We don't bother them, and so far they don't bother us.

00:07:33And among ourselves, we always get along perfectly well.

00:07:40Of course, there was the time when he sold him a horse and told him it was only six years old, when it was really twelve.

00:07:51But now, it's all over, and we all live in simple peace and harmony.

00:08:02It was really twelve years old.

00:08:04It was six.

00:08:05What do you know about war?

00:08:36Tradition!

00:08:44Traditions, traditions.

00:08:47Without our traditions, our lives would be as shaky as a fiddler on the roof.

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01:03:45So, my prince is finally out of bed.

01:03:50Open your eyes. The days have gone.

01:03:55Well?

01:04:00Well, what happened last night besides your drinking like a peasant?

01:04:05Did you see Laser Wolf?

01:04:10Well?

01:04:15Well, what did he say?

01:04:20What did you say?

01:04:25Do you have news for me?

01:04:30Did you talk with Laser Wolf?

01:04:35And bad news?

01:04:40You can die from such a man.

01:04:45Did you see Laser?

01:04:50Are you still drunk or what?

01:04:55You are to be congratulated.

01:05:00You are going to be married.

01:05:05Married? What do you mean?

01:05:10Laser Wolf has asked for your hand.

01:05:15I knew it.

01:05:20What do you have to say?

01:05:25May you grow old with him

01:05:30in fortune and honor.

01:05:35May she rest in peace.

01:05:40And now I must thank Yenter.

01:05:45A bride!

01:05:50Well, Hamlet?

01:05:55Mazel tov, Seidl.

01:06:00Mazel tov, Seidl. What kind of a mazel tov is that?

01:06:05And you, Raperchik, aren't you going to congratulate her?

01:06:10Congratulations, Seidl, for getting a rich man.

01:06:15A rich man? What's wrong with being rich?

01:06:20It's no reason to marry. Money's the world's curse.

01:06:25May the Lord smite me with it.

01:06:30And may I never recover.

01:06:35World's curse.

01:06:40Yes, Papa.

01:06:45I see. I see very well.

01:06:56Well, my child, why are you so silent?

01:07:01Aren't you happy with this blessing?

01:07:06Papa.

01:07:11What is it? Tell me.

01:07:16Papa, I don't want to marry him. I can't marry him. I can't.

01:07:21What do you mean, you can't? If I say you will, you will.

01:07:26Papa, if it's a matter of money, I'll do anything.

01:07:31I'll help out as a servant, just like I would... But we made an agreement.

01:07:36And with us, an agreement is an agreement.

01:07:41Is that more important than I am, Papa?

01:07:52Papa, don't force me, please. I'll be unhappy all my days.

01:08:01I don't want to marry him.

01:08:06All right. I won't force you.

01:08:11Oh, thank you, Papa. Thank you.

01:08:16Thank you, Papa.

01:08:21It seems it was not ordained that you should have all the comforts of life.

01:08:32Reptevian, may I speak to you?

01:08:37Later, Mother, later. But I would like to speak to you.

01:08:42Not now, Mother, not now. I have problems.

01:08:47That's what I want to speak to you about. I think I can help.

01:08:52Certainly, like a bandage can help a corpse. Goodbye, Mother, goodbye.

01:08:57All right, you have a tongue, talk.

01:09:02Reptevia, I hear you are arranging a match for Tzidal.

01:09:07He also has ears. Well, I have a match for Tzidal.

01:09:12What kind of a match? A perfect fit, like a glove.

01:09:17This match was made exactly to measure.

01:09:22Well, stop talking like a tailor and tell me who is it?

01:09:27Please don't shout at me, Reptevia. All right, I won't shout.

01:09:32Who is it? Who is it?

01:09:37Who is it? Who is it?

01:09:42It's me.

01:09:47Myself.

01:09:52It's him. Himself.

01:09:57Either you're out of your mind or you're crazy. He must be crazy.

01:10:02Arranging a match for yourself? Tell me, what are you, everything?

01:10:07The bridegroom, the matchmaker, the guest all rolled into one?

01:10:12Now, as for being my own matchmaker, I know it's a little unusual.

01:10:17Unusual? It's crazy. Times are changing, Reptevia.

01:10:22The thing is, over a year ago, your daughter Tzidal and I gave each other a pledge that we would marry.

01:10:32You gave each other a pledge?

01:10:42Yes, Papa. We gave each other our pledge.

01:10:50They gave each other a pledge? Unheard of. Absurd.

01:10:55You gave each other a pledge? Unthinkable.

01:11:00Where do you think you are? In Moscow? In Paris?

01:11:05Where do they think they are? America?

01:11:10Yes, teacher, you're nothing. Who do you think you are? King Solomon?

01:11:15This isn't the way it's done. Not here, not now.

01:11:20Some things I will not, I cannot tell now.

01:11:25Tradition.

01:11:30Marriages must be arranged by the papa.

01:11:35Tradition cannot be changed.

01:11:40One little time, you pull out the prompt, and where does it stop? Where does it stop? Where does it stop?

01:11:45Do I still have something to say about my daughter?

01:11:50Or doesn't anyone have to ask a father anymore?

01:11:55I've wanted to ask you for some time, Reptevia.

01:12:00That's true, Reptevia, but even a poor tailor is entitled to some happiness.

01:12:16I promise you, Reptevia, your daughter will not starve.

01:12:22He's beginning to talk like a man.

01:12:27On the other hand,

01:12:32what kind of a match would that be with a poor tailor?

01:12:37On the other hand,

01:12:42he's an honest, hard worker.

01:12:47On the other hand, he has absolutely nothing.

01:12:52On the other hand, things could never get worse for him.

01:12:57They could only get better.

01:13:02They gave each other a pledge.

01:13:07Unheard of. Absurd.

01:13:12But look at my daughter's face.

01:13:17She loves him. She wants him.

01:13:22And look at my daughter's eyes. So hopeful.

01:13:30Tradition!

01:13:43When shall we make the wedding?

01:13:48Thank you, Papa.

01:13:53Reptevia, you won't be sorry. You won't be sorry.

01:13:58I won't be sorry. I'm sorry already.

01:14:03Thank you, Papa.

01:14:08Papa.

01:14:17They gave each other a pledge.

01:14:28Gold!

01:14:33What shall I tell Gold?

01:14:42Michael, you were wonderful!

01:14:47It was a miracle!

01:15:03Michael was afraid that God would frown.

01:15:08But like he did so long ago in Jericho,

01:15:13God just made a wall fall down.

01:15:18When Moses softened Pharaoh's heart, that was a miracle.

01:15:23When God made the waters of the Red Sea part,

01:15:28God's miracles large and small,

01:15:33the most miraculous one of all

01:15:38is that out of a worthless lump of clay

01:15:43God has made a man today.

01:15:48Wonder of wonders, miracle of miracles,

01:15:53God's miracle of miracles led him to the promised land

01:15:58when David slew Goliath, yes, that was a miracle.

01:16:03When God gave us manna in the wilderness,

01:16:08that was a miracle too.

01:16:13But of all God's miracles large and small,

01:16:18the most miraculous one of all

01:16:23is the one I thought could never be.

01:16:28God has given you to me.

01:16:48Today...

01:16:53Hello, Sarah.

01:16:58Mazel tov, Harper, mazel tov.

01:17:03Soon it will be you.

01:17:08Give my best wishes to Sifo.

01:17:13Mazel tov, Harper.

01:17:18Mazel tov, Harper.

01:17:23Mazel tov, Harper.

01:17:28Please, no, don't.

01:17:33Please, I just want to get by.

01:17:38All right, stop it.

01:17:43What's wrong with you, Fiatka?

01:17:48We're just having a little fun, Fiatka.

01:17:53Goodbye, Sasha.

01:17:58I said goodbye.

01:18:09I'm sorry about that. They mean no harm.

01:18:14Don't they?

01:18:27Is there something you want?

01:18:32Yes, I'd like to talk to you.

01:18:37I've often noticed you at the booksellers.

01:18:42Not many girls in this village like to read.

01:18:47Would you like to borrow this book? It's very good.

01:18:52No.

01:18:57Thank you.

01:19:02Do you feel about me the way they feel about you?

01:19:07I didn't think you would.

01:19:12And what do you know about me, eh?

01:19:17Let me tell you about myself.

01:19:22I'm a pleasant fellow, charming, honest, ambitious,

01:19:27and very modest.

01:19:39Go ahead, take the book, and after you return it,

01:19:44I'll ask you how you like it, and we can talk about it for a while.

01:19:49Then we can talk about life, how we feel about things.

01:19:54Here.

01:20:06Thank you.

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01:31:11Quiet down!

01:31:16Quiet down!

01:31:46Is this the little girl I carried?

01:31:51Is this the little boy at play?

01:31:56I don't remember growing old.

01:32:01I don't remember growing old.

01:32:06I don't remember growing old.

01:32:11I don't remember growing old.

01:32:16When did they?

01:32:21When did she get to be a beauty?

01:32:26When did she get to be a beauty?

01:32:31When did he grow to be so tall?

01:32:36Wasn't it yesterday when they were small?

01:32:51Sunrise, sunset, sunrise, sunset,

01:32:58Swiftly flow the days,

01:33:04Seeming stern or event, the sun flies,

01:33:11Rustling even as we gaze.

01:33:18Sunrise, sunset, sunrise, sunset,

01:33:24Swiftly fly the years,

01:33:30One season following another,

01:33:37Laden with happiness and tears.

01:33:49What words of wisdom can I give them?

01:33:56How can I help to ease their way?

01:34:03Now they must learn from one another,

01:34:09Day by day.

01:34:15They look so natural together,

01:34:22Just like two newlyweds should be.

01:34:28Is there a canopy in store for me?

01:34:43Sunrise, sunset, sunrise, sunset,

01:34:50Swiftly fly the years,

01:34:56One season following another,

01:35:03Laden with happiness and tears.

01:35:20One season following another,

01:35:25One season following another,

01:35:30One season following another.

01:35:50One season following another,

01:35:55One season following another,

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01:36:05One season following another.

01:36:20One season following another,

01:36:25One season following another.

01:36:32Quiet down! Quiet down!

01:36:41Quiet down!

01:36:50music only, no vocals

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01:39:18Shh!

01:39:21I didn't see you!

01:39:26Really beautiful!

01:39:29Make your places, everybody!

01:39:32Quiet down!

01:39:35Quiet down!

01:39:38Quiet down!

01:39:41Quiet down!

01:39:45Friends, we are gathered here

01:39:48to share in the joys of the newlyweds,

01:39:51Motl and Seidl.

01:39:53May they live together to a ripe old age.

01:39:57Amen!

01:39:59And now I want to say...

01:40:05Please, not here!

01:40:08Now, I'd like to announce

01:40:10that the Bryce parents

01:40:12are giving the newlyweds the following.

01:40:14A new feather bed.

01:40:16Two pillows.

01:40:18Goose pillows.

01:40:20A Sabbath tablecloth.

01:40:23And a pair of candlesticks.

01:40:29Quiet!

01:40:31Now, we are just here on earth

01:40:34for a short visit.

01:40:36Even the great and wealthy must die.

01:40:40In fact, if the rich could hire others

01:40:43to die for them,

01:40:45we, the poor, would all make a nice living.

01:40:50Well put! Well put!

01:40:53Laser Wolf!

01:40:55Talking about the rich,

01:40:58there sits our good friend Laser Wolf.

01:41:01Laser has everything in the world

01:41:04except a bride.

01:41:08But Laser has no ill feelings.

01:41:12In fact, he told me

01:41:14that he has a gift for the newlyweds

01:41:16that he himself wants to announce.

01:41:18Come on! Come on!

01:41:24Just like he said,

01:41:26I have no ill feelings.

01:41:29What's done is done.

01:41:33I am giving the newlyweds

01:41:36five chickens.

01:41:38One for each of the first five Sabbaths

01:41:42of their, uh, wedded life.

01:41:52Uh, Laser Wolf,

01:41:55you are a decent man.

01:41:58On behalf of my daughter

01:42:00and her new husband,

01:42:04I accept your gift.

01:42:07There's a famous saying that, uh...

01:42:09Octavio, I'm not marrying your daughter.

01:42:12I don't have to listen to your sayings.

01:42:15Why, if you would only listen for one moment...

01:42:17Why should I listen to you,

01:42:19a man who breaks an agreement?

01:42:21Not me! I have a right to talk!

01:42:23What right? It's not your wedding!

01:42:25It should have been!

01:42:27Laser, don't say that!

01:42:30He's chained me!

01:42:32He's chained me!

01:42:34He's chained me!

01:42:39Rabbi, say something.

01:42:42I say...

01:42:44Yeah?

01:42:46I say, let's sit down.

01:42:50Yes, yes.

01:42:52Well, we all heard the words of the rabbi.

01:42:55Let's sit down.

01:42:57I'd like to sing a little song.

01:43:00Oh...

01:43:02Die, die, die,

01:43:04till you die.

01:43:06Die, die, die,

01:43:08till you die.

01:43:10Die, die, die,

01:43:12till you die.

01:43:14You can keep your diseased chickens!

01:43:17My chickens?

01:43:19Out of this, we made a bargain!

01:43:22But the terms weren't settled.

01:43:25You just sit down, all right?

01:43:27Once a butcher, always a butcher!

01:43:30You just sit down, all right?

01:43:33Those happen to be my chickens, not mine!

01:43:37I have a song!

01:43:39Quiet, I'm singing!

01:43:41Quiet!

01:43:43Quiet!

01:43:45What's all the screaming about?

01:43:48They drank on it. An agreement.

01:43:50A sign.

01:43:52It's all nonsense.

01:43:54Seitel wanted to marry Motel and not Laser.

01:43:57A young girl decides for herself?

01:43:59Why not? They love each other.

01:44:01Love? Terrible!

01:44:03He's a radical!

01:44:04Musicians, play!

01:44:06It's a dance! Everybody dance!

01:44:09It's a wedding!

01:44:11Some wedding.

01:44:12What is he doing?

01:44:14Who will dance with me?

01:44:16That's a sin!

01:44:18It's no sin to dance at a wedding.

01:44:19But with a girl?

01:44:20Yes, with a girl.

01:44:21That's what comes from taking a wild man into your house.

01:44:24He's not a wild man. His ideas are a little bit different, but...

01:44:28It's a sin.

01:44:30It's no sin!

01:44:32Ask the rabbi. Go on, ask him.

01:44:36Well, rabbi?

01:44:38Dancing?

01:44:40Well, it's not exactly forbidden, but...

01:44:44Well, there you see! It's not forbidden!

01:44:47And it's no sin!

01:44:49Who will dance with me?

01:45:03Adore?

01:45:04It's only a dance, Mama.

01:45:10Play!

01:45:19Say something.

01:45:28Tevye, she's dancing with a man!

01:45:30I can see that she's dancing with a man!

01:45:37And I'm going to dance with my wife!

01:45:40Tevye!

01:45:43Mama, not...

01:45:44Golder!

01:45:45He must be...

01:45:46Golder!

01:45:47Gold!

01:45:50No!

01:45:51I will not!

01:45:52Silo!

01:45:53My hook!

01:45:58I'm sorry.

01:46:00Tevye, you are responsible for that!

01:46:04And I can't stand it!

01:46:06I tried my best!

01:46:07I tried my best!

01:46:18Everybody dance!

01:46:37Hey!

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01:47:49All right! Enough!

01:47:57I said, enough! Come!

01:48:19Orders are orders. Understand?

01:48:49Well, why are you all standing around?

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01:53:44Go away!

01:53:52Anyway, Bottle and Tidal have been married for some time now.

01:53:59They work very hard.

01:54:02And they are as poor as squirrels in winter.

01:54:12But they're so happy, they don't know how miserable they are.

01:54:23Model keeps talking about a sewing machine.

01:54:27I know. You are very busy now.

01:54:31Wars, revolutions, floods, plagues, all those little things

01:54:36that bring people back to you.

01:54:39But couldn't you take a second and get him his sewing machine?

01:54:46Yeah, and while you are in the neighborhood,

01:54:51as you can see, my horse's leg is...

01:54:55Am I bothering you too much?

01:54:57I'm sorry. I'm sorry, as the good book says.

01:55:03Why should I tell you what the good book says?

01:55:09So you must go away?

01:55:12Yes.

01:55:14So soon?

01:55:16Yes. Tomorrow morning.

01:55:25Alone?

01:55:26No, with a few friends. And, of course, we'll be joining others.

01:55:29Where?

01:55:31In the city, Kiev.

01:55:33How do you know that?

01:55:35In the city, Kiev.

01:55:38Model, there are some things I cannot tell even you.

01:55:44I see.

01:55:47Please don't be upset.

01:55:49Why should I be upset? You must leave, you must.

01:55:52I do have to.

01:55:54Then you told me.

01:55:55Great changes are about to take place in this country.

01:55:58Tremendous changes. But they can't happen by themselves.

01:56:02Naturally, you feel that you personally have to go out...

01:56:04Not only me. Many people. Jews, Gentiles.

01:56:07Many people hate what's going on. Don't you understand?

01:56:10I understand, of course.

01:56:13If you want to leave, then...

01:56:17Goodbye.

01:56:19Model, listen to me.

01:56:21I have work to do.

01:56:24The greatest work a man can do.

01:56:29Don't you understand?

01:56:33Yes, Perchik.

01:56:40Model!

01:56:41Model!

01:56:43Model, wait!

01:56:45Model, there's a question.

01:56:47A certain question I wish to discuss with you.

01:56:50Yes?

01:56:51It's a political question.

01:56:53What is it?

01:56:54The question of marriage.

01:56:58This is a political question?

01:57:01Well, yes.

01:57:03Yes, everything's political.

01:57:06Like everything else, the relationship between a man and a woman...

01:57:10...has a socioeconomic base.

01:57:13Marriage must be founded on mutual beliefs.

01:57:18A common attitude and philosophy towards society.

01:57:22And affection.

01:57:24Oh, yes, of course.

01:57:26That is also necessary.

01:57:28Such a relationship can have positive social values.

01:57:33When two people face the world with unity and solidarity...

01:57:38And affection.

01:57:40Yes, that is an important element.

01:57:46At any rate, I...

01:57:48I personally am in favor of such a...

01:57:51...socioeconomic relationship.

01:57:54Socioeconomic relationship.

01:57:59I think...

01:58:02...you are asking me to marry you.

01:58:07Well, in a theoretical sense, yes, I am.

01:58:15I was hoping you were.

01:58:18I...

01:58:22I'm very happy, Hoddle.

01:58:25I'm very, very happy.

01:58:48Good afternoon.

01:58:49Good afternoon, Reptavier.

01:58:51I have some bad news.

01:58:53What?

01:58:54I must leave here.

01:58:56When?

01:58:57Tomorrow morning.

01:58:59I'm sorry to hear that, Perchik.

01:59:02We'll all miss you.

01:59:04But I also have some good news.

01:59:06Good.

01:59:07You can congratulate me.

01:59:09Thank you.

01:59:11I'm going to leave.

01:59:14Yes, Papa, we're engaged.

01:59:16No, you're not.

01:59:18I know you like him and he likes you.

01:59:21But you're going away and you're staying here.

01:59:25So have a nice trip, Perchik.

01:59:27And I hope you'll be very happy.

01:59:29And my answer is no.

01:59:31Please, Papa, you don't understand.

01:59:33I understand, I understand.

01:59:35I gave my permission.

01:59:37I'm going to leave.

01:59:39I'm going to leave.

01:59:41I understand, I understand.

01:59:42I gave my permission to Mottland's idol.

01:59:44So you feel you also have a right.

01:59:47I'm sorry, Perchik, I like you.

01:59:50But you're going away.

01:59:52So go in good health.

01:59:54And my answer is still no.

01:59:56You don't understand, Papa.

01:59:58And you are not listening. I said no.

02:00:00Reptavier, we are not asking for your permission.

02:00:04Only for your blessing.

02:00:07We are going to get married.

02:00:12What?

02:00:14You are not asking for my permission?

02:00:21But we would like your blessing, Papa.

02:00:29I can't believe my own ears.

02:00:32My blessing? For what?

02:00:35For going over my head.

02:00:37Impossible.

02:00:40At least with Seidl and Mottl,

02:00:42they asked me, they begged me.

02:00:44But now, if I like it or not,

02:00:46you'll marry him.

02:00:48What do you want from me?

02:00:50Go on, beware.

02:00:52And tear out my beard

02:00:54and uncover my head.

02:01:00Tradition.

02:01:02They're not even asking permission

02:01:04from the Papa.

02:01:06What's happening to the tradition?

02:01:08One little time, I pulled out a thread,

02:01:10and where has it led?

02:01:12Where has it led? Where has it led to this?

02:01:15A man tells me he's getting married.

02:01:18He doesn't ask me, he tells me.

02:01:20But first, he abandons you.

02:01:22He's not abandoning me, Papa.

02:01:24As soon as I can, I will send for her and marry her.

02:01:28I love her.

02:01:33He loves her.

02:01:36Love.

02:01:38It's a new style.

02:01:41On the other hand,

02:01:43our old ways were once new, weren't they?

02:01:47On the other hand,

02:01:49they decided without parents,

02:01:51without the matchmaker.

02:01:54On the other hand,

02:01:56did Adam and Eve have a matchmaker?

02:02:01Yes.

02:02:03They did.

02:02:05And it seems these two have the same matchmaker.

02:02:14They're going over my head.

02:02:17Unheard of. Absurd.

02:02:20For this, they want to be blessed.

02:02:23Unthinkable.

02:02:25I'll lock her up in her room.

02:02:28I couldn't. I should.

02:02:31But look at my daughter's eyes.

02:02:34She loves him.

02:02:40Tradition!

02:02:49Well, children, I've decided to give you my blessing

02:02:53and my permission.

02:02:56Oh, thank you, Papa.

02:02:59Thank you.

02:03:01What else could I do?

02:03:03Thank you, Papa.

02:03:05Thank you, Papa.

02:03:07Thank you, Papa.

02:03:09What am I going to tell your mother?

02:03:12Another dream?

02:03:17Perhaps if you tell her

02:03:19that I'm going to visit a rich uncle.

02:03:21Perchick!

02:03:23Please! I can handle my own wife.

02:03:26Golder!

02:03:28Golder!

02:03:30Gold...

02:03:32Huh?

02:03:34Hello, Golder.

02:03:36Have some soup.

02:03:41Golder...

02:03:44I have something very important to tell you.

02:03:48Have the soup. It's warm.

02:03:56Golder...

02:03:58I've just met Perchick

02:04:01and Hoddle.

02:04:03Well?

02:04:04Well...

02:04:06Well, uh...

02:04:08Well, they seem to be very fond of each other.

02:04:12So? What do you mean?

02:04:15So...

02:04:19So I've decided to give them my permission

02:04:23to become engaged a little later.

02:04:25What?

02:04:27Just like that? Without even asking me?

02:04:30Who asks you?

02:04:33I'm the father!

02:04:35Who is he?

02:04:37A pauper! He has nothing!

02:04:39Absolutely nothing!

02:04:43I wouldn't say that.

02:04:48I hear he has a rich uncle.

02:04:52A rich uncle!

02:05:00Golder...

02:05:03Golder, he's a good man.

02:05:06I like him.

02:05:08He's a little crazy, but I like him.

02:05:12And, uh...

02:05:14What's more important...

02:05:18Hoddle likes him.

02:05:21Hoddle loves him.

02:05:26So what can we do?

02:05:30It's a new world, Golder.

02:05:34A new world.

02:05:39Love.

02:05:45Golder...

02:05:47Do you love me?

02:05:50Do I what?

02:05:52Do you love me?

02:05:55Do I love you?

02:05:58Well?

02:06:00With our daughters getting married

02:06:02and this trouble in the town,

02:06:04you're upset, you're worn out.

02:06:06Go inside, go lie down.

02:06:09Maybe it's indigestion.

02:06:11No, Golder, I'm asking you a question.

02:06:15Do you love me?

02:06:18You're a fool.

02:06:20I know.

02:06:22But do you love me?

02:06:25Do I love you?

02:06:27Well?

02:06:28For 25 years, I've washed your clothes,

02:06:31cooked your meals, cleaned your house,

02:06:34given you children, milked your cow.

02:06:37After 25 years, why talk about love right now?

02:06:42Golder, the first time I met you

02:06:46was on our wedding day.

02:06:48I was scared.

02:06:50I was shy.

02:06:51I was nervous.

02:06:52So was I.

02:06:54But my father and my mother said

02:06:57we'd learn to love each other.

02:07:00And now I'm asking, Golder,

02:07:03do you love me?

02:07:06I'm your wife.

02:07:07I know.

02:07:09But do you love me?

02:07:13Do I love him?

02:07:16Well?

02:07:18For 25 years, I've lived with him,

02:07:21fought with him, starved with him.

02:07:2425 years, my bed is his.

02:07:28If that's not love, what is?

02:07:32Then you love me.

02:07:36I suppose I do.

02:07:41Then I suppose I love you, too.

02:07:49It doesn't change a thing.

02:07:54But even so,

02:07:58after 25 years,

02:08:04it's nice to know.

02:08:19It's nice to know.

02:08:49And we are the people! We are Russia!

02:08:59The time has come, and the time is now.

02:09:04We stand here before you, not one, but many.

02:09:08Many like you.

02:09:10Students, workers, striving for a better life.

02:09:16And I urge you, fellow workers, to band together with us.

02:09:22Join our movement in the factories.

02:09:26In the schools.

02:09:28In the army.

02:09:31The winds of freedom are beginning to blow all over Russia.

02:09:46We march

02:10:02Fend off!

02:10:03Put it down!

02:10:07Back to your positions!

02:10:10To arms!

02:10:15Quick, come on, you idiots!

02:10:17We have all rights!

02:10:35So I found a girl...

02:10:36Good day to you, Esther.

02:10:39She didn't like her.

02:10:41Just a minute.

02:10:42Sifo. Sifo.

02:10:44Good day, Ginza.

02:10:45Sifo.

02:10:47I happened to stop in the post office today to say hello.

02:10:50See what's what.

02:10:52It doesn't cost anything to be friendly.

02:10:55So few people are like that.

02:10:58People.

02:11:00I tell you, Sifo, if God lived on earth,

02:11:03people would break his windows.

02:11:05So you went to the post office?

02:11:07Yes, and the postman told me

02:11:09there was a letter there for your sister, Hodl.

02:11:12Thanks. I'll go get it.

02:11:13I got it.

02:11:15It's from her intended pal, Chick.

02:11:18Hodl will be so happy.

02:11:20She's been waiting to hear from him for...

02:11:22But it's open.

02:11:24So it happened to be open.

02:11:43You don't have to wait for the train, Papa.

02:11:46You'll be late for your customers.

02:11:49It's all right.

02:11:51I'll just have to wait for a while.

02:12:13Is he in bad trouble,

02:12:16that hero of yours?

02:12:22Arrested?

02:12:26Convicted?

02:12:28Yes, but he did nothing wrong.

02:12:30He cares nothing for himself.

02:12:32Everything he does is for other people.

02:12:34Yes, but if he did nothing wrong,

02:12:37he wouldn't be in trouble.

02:12:39Oh, Papa, how can you say that?

02:12:42What wrongs did Joseph do?

02:12:45And Abraham and Moses?

02:12:48And they had troubles.

02:12:50Yes, but...

02:12:52But why won't you tell me

02:12:56where he is now,

02:12:59this Joseph of yours?

02:13:02It is far, Papa.

02:13:06Terribly far.

02:13:11He is in a settlement in Siberia.

02:13:15Siberia?

02:13:19And he asks you to leave your father and mother

02:13:24and join him in that frozen wasteland

02:13:28and marry him there?

02:13:30No, Papa, he did not ask me to go.

02:13:34I want to go.

02:13:36I don't want him to be alone.

02:13:39I want to help him in his work.

02:13:41What?

02:13:43Papa.

02:13:45How can I hope to make you understand

02:13:50Why I do what I do

02:13:55Why I must travel to a distant land

02:14:01Far from the home I love

02:14:06Once I was happily content to be

02:14:11As I was, where I was

02:14:16Close to the people who are close to me

02:14:21Here in the home I love

02:14:27Who could see that a man would come

02:14:31Who would change the shape of my dreams

02:14:35Helpless now I stand with him

02:14:41Watching older dreams grow dim

02:14:50Oh, what a melancholy choice this is

02:14:56Wanting home, wanting him

02:15:01Closing my heart to every hope

02:15:05But he's leaving the home I love

02:15:13There where my heart has settled long ago

02:15:18I must go, I must go

02:15:25Who could imagine I'd be wandering so

02:15:31Far from the home I love

02:15:36Yet there with my love

02:15:43I'm home

02:15:55And who, my child, will there be

02:16:00To perform a marriage there in the wilderness?

02:16:05Papa, I promise you,

02:16:08We will be married under a canopy.

02:16:11Yes, yes, yes.

02:16:14Yes, yes, yes.

02:16:17Yes, yes, yes.

02:16:20Yes, yes, yes.

02:16:23Yes, yes, yes.

02:16:28No doubt the rabbi ought to wear all sorrow.

02:16:53Papa!

02:17:22God alone knows when we shall see each other again.

02:17:27Friend, we will leave it in his hands.

02:17:37Honk! Honk!

02:18:08Take care of her.

02:18:13See that she dresses warm.

02:18:18Even though she only burned his cooking,

02:18:37He is permitted to divorce her.

02:18:40Just for supper.

02:18:42I'm sorry, rabbi.

02:18:46Yes, of course.

02:18:47What news over the outside world of love?

02:18:49Oh, it's terrible, rabbi, terrible.

02:18:51Then don't tell me.

02:18:52If I want bad news, I'll read about Noah and the flood.

02:18:58Tell me, Abraham,

02:19:00surely somewhere there are good things happening.

02:19:05Can't you buy a paper that prints those things?

02:19:09It's not my fault, rabbi.

02:19:11I only read it.

02:19:12Rabbi! Rabbi, did you hear the news?

02:19:14More bad news?

02:19:15No, good news.

02:19:17And Muscle's entitled.

02:19:19A new arrival.

02:19:20A new arrival of Muscle.

02:19:26This is wonderful.

02:19:28We just heard the good news, Muscle.

02:19:31Thank you very much.

02:19:33It's a nice thing?

02:19:35Yes, it is.

02:19:36Very nice.

02:19:37Thank you.

02:19:38What is it?

02:19:39It's a sewing machine.

02:19:40It's a sewing machine.

02:19:41It can work twice as fast.

02:19:44You got it.

02:19:46I got it.

02:19:48It's beautiful.

02:19:49I know.

02:19:50Have you tried it yet?

02:19:51Look.

02:19:54Beautiful.

02:19:55I know.

02:19:56And in less than a minute,

02:19:57see how close and even the stitches are?

02:20:00It's beautiful.

02:20:01I know.

02:20:02From now on, my clothes will be perfect.

02:20:05Made by machine.

02:20:06No more handmade clothes.

02:20:10Look, papa, look.

02:20:12Beautiful.

02:20:15It's wonderful.

02:20:17Mazel tov, Muscle.

02:20:19The rabbi.

02:20:20The rabbi.

02:20:21The rabbi.

02:20:26Rabbi, is there a blessing for a sewing machine?

02:20:29There is a blessing for everything.

02:20:37That's your new arrival?

02:20:39What is it?

02:20:40A boy or a girl?

02:20:44Young killer.

02:20:47Young killer.

02:20:50Why isn't he asleep?

02:20:53Oh, mama, but he's wonderful.

02:20:55He never cries or anything.

02:20:57Do you want to invite bad luck?

02:21:00Oh, well.

02:21:04I never thought you'd amount to anything.

02:21:07But look at you and a baby and a sewing machine.

02:21:11You're a person.

02:21:14Look, I'll show you how it works.

02:21:16Go, children.

02:21:20First you put the cloth in like this.

02:21:22It's an amazing thing.

02:21:24You work it with your foot and your hand.

02:21:30Your father is coming.

02:21:35Hava, let me talk to him.

02:21:37Let me tell him about us.

02:21:39No, Fiedka.

02:21:40That would be the worst thing.

02:21:41I'm sure of it.

02:21:42But let me try.

02:21:43No.

02:21:44I'll talk to him.

02:21:46I promise.

02:21:52Good afternoon, sir.

02:21:56Good afternoon.

02:22:01It's a cold day, isn't it?

02:22:06Mm.

02:22:11It's a cold day, isn't it?

02:22:16Mm.

02:22:21Well, uh, good day, sir.

02:22:28Good day, Hava.

02:22:29Good day.

02:22:36What were you and he talking about?

02:22:40Nothing.

02:22:41We were just talking.

02:22:45Good.

02:22:49Papa?

02:22:52Fiedka and I, we've known each other for a long time now.

02:22:56Hava, I would be much happier

02:23:00if you would remain friends from a distance.

02:23:04You must not forget who you are

02:23:08and who that man is.

02:23:11He has a name, Papa.

02:23:13Of course.

02:23:14All creatures on Earth have a name.

02:23:17Fiedka is not a creature, Papa.

02:23:19Fiedka is a man.

02:23:21Who says he isn't?

02:23:24It's just that he is a different kind of man.

02:23:28As the good book says,

02:23:31each shall seek his own kind.

02:23:34In other words, a bird may love a fish,

02:23:39but where would they build a home together?

02:23:46The world is changing, Papa.

02:23:48No, Hava.

02:23:50No.

02:23:52Some things do not change for us.

02:23:56Some things will never change.

02:24:00We don't feel that way.

02:24:04We?

02:24:07Fiedka and I.

02:24:10We want to be married.

02:24:12What? Are you out of your mind?

02:24:15What?

02:24:17Don't you understand what that means,

02:24:20marrying outside of the faith?

02:24:22But Papa...

02:24:23No! I said no!

02:24:26Never talk about it again.

02:24:29Never mention his name again.

02:24:31Never see him again.

02:24:36Do you understand me?

02:24:40Yes, Papa.

02:24:44I understand you.

02:24:53You're finally here.

02:24:55Let's go home. It's late for supper.

02:24:57I want to see Motel's new machine.

02:24:59You'll see it another time. It's getting late.

02:25:01Quiet, woman, before I get angry,

02:25:03even flies don't dare to fly.

02:25:06I'm very frightened of you.

02:25:08After we finish supper, I'll faint.

02:25:10Golda!

02:25:12I am the man in the house.

02:25:15I'm the head of the family,

02:25:17and I want to see Motel's new machine now!

02:25:27Now let's go home.

02:25:33Let's go.

02:26:03Let's go.

02:26:33Let's go.

02:26:36Let's go.

02:27:00What are you doing here? What do you want?

02:27:04I see His Honour, the priest.

02:27:07The reverend father?

02:27:09Why do you want to see him?

02:27:11It's a family matter, a personal matter.

02:27:17My daughter.

02:27:19Yes? What about your daughter?

02:27:21Please, if I could speak with the...

02:27:25If I could speak with the reverend father.

02:27:29Please!

02:27:32Thank you.

02:28:02Thank you.

02:28:10Fabio!

02:28:15Fabio!

02:28:24What is it?

02:28:26It's Rava.

02:28:29He was here this morning with Fiatka.

02:28:32What?

02:28:34I looked everywhere for him.

02:28:36I even went to the priest.

02:28:42He told me they were married.

02:28:49Married?

02:28:51Yes.

02:28:56Well...

02:28:59Go home, Goldie.

02:29:03We have other children at home.

02:29:06You have work to do, I have work to do.

02:29:09Go home.

02:29:11Father!

02:29:13Rava is dead to us.

02:29:18We'll forget her.

02:29:22Go home.

02:29:25Go home, Goldie.

02:29:53Little bird, little hoveler.

02:29:59I don't understand what's happening today.

02:30:04Everything is all a blur.

02:30:09All I can see is a happy child.

02:30:15Everything is all a blur.

02:30:20All I can see is a happy child.

02:30:24The sweet little bird you were, hoveler, hoveler.

02:30:35Little bird, little hoveler.

02:30:41You were such a pretty little thing.

02:30:45Everybody's favorite child.

02:30:53Gentle and kind and affectionate.

02:30:57What a sweet little bird you were, hoveler, hoveler.

02:33:12Papa?

02:33:15I beg you to accept us.

02:33:25Accept them?

02:33:28How can I accept them?

02:33:32Can I deny everything I believe in?

02:33:38On the other hand,

02:33:41can I deny my own daughter?

02:33:50On the other hand,

02:33:53how can I turn my back on my faith,

02:33:58my people?

02:34:02Try and bend that far.

02:34:07I'll break.

02:34:12On the other hand...

02:34:19No.

02:34:21There is no other hand.

02:34:25No!

02:34:27No!

02:34:28But Papa!

02:34:29No!

02:34:30Papa!

02:34:33Papa!

02:34:54Goldie!

02:34:56Here they are.

02:34:58The boys I told you about.

02:35:00Wonderful boys, Goldie, from good families.

02:35:03Each of them a prize, a jewel.

02:35:05You couldn't do better for your girls.

02:35:07I don't know, Yenta.

02:35:09My girls are still so young.

02:35:11So what do they look like? Grandfathers?

02:35:14True, the marriage can wait.

02:35:16But meanwhile, their future will be all signed and sealed.

02:35:21Which one for which one?

02:35:23What's the difference? Take your pick.

02:35:25They're both wonderful boys.

02:35:27Yanko, the fat one, is apprenticed to a carpenter.

02:35:32I'm Yanko.

02:35:34Did I ask you?

02:35:35Yanko, the skinny one, is apprenticed...

02:35:38Mama, has Rep Tevye in the house?

02:35:40He's in the barn.

02:35:41Is there trouble?

02:35:43Stay inside, children.

02:35:47What is it? What's the matter?

02:35:49Tevye! Tevye, have you seen the constable lately?

02:35:53No, why?

02:35:54There's some rumors in town.

02:35:57We thought since you knew him so well,

02:36:00maybe he told you what is true, what is not.

02:36:03Rumors?

02:36:05What rumors?

02:36:06Silence!

02:36:08Someone from Zulodin told me there was an edict issued in St. Petersburg...

02:36:14Jesus!

02:36:22Welcome, Your Honor.

02:36:24What's the good news in the world?

02:36:27I see that you have company.

02:36:30They are my friends.

02:36:32It's just as well.

02:36:34What I have to say is for their ears also.

02:36:37Tevye, how much time do you need to sell your house and all your household goods?

02:36:43Why should I sell my house?

02:36:46Is it in anybody's way?

02:36:48I came here to tell you that you are going to have to leave Anatevka.

02:36:53And how did I come to deserve such an honor?

02:36:56Not just you, of course.

02:36:58But all of you.

02:37:07At first I thought you might be spared, Tevye, because of the marriage of your daughter.

02:37:12My daughter is dead.

02:37:15I understand.

02:37:19At any rate, it affects all of you. You have to leave.

02:37:23But...

02:37:25But this corner of the world has always been our home.

02:37:30Yes.

02:37:32Why should we leave?

02:37:33I don't know why.

02:37:35There's trouble in the world. Troublemakers!

02:37:39Like us.

02:37:41You aren't the only ones.

02:37:43Your people must leave all the villages. Zolodin, Rablevka.

02:37:46The entire district must be emptied!

02:37:49I have an order here!

02:37:54It says that you must sell your homes and be out of here in three days.

02:37:58Three days? It's impossible!

02:38:00Children!

02:38:09And you!

02:38:11You who have known us all your life!

02:38:14You'd carry out this order?

02:38:17I have nothing to do with it! Don't you understand?

02:38:20I wish you wouldn't say me!

02:38:24I understand.

02:38:26And suppose you refuse to go?

02:38:28You will be forced out!

02:38:30We will defend ourselves.

02:38:32We'll stay in our homes!

02:38:34Keep our land!

02:38:36Our militia! Our army!

02:38:38I wouldn't advise that!

02:38:40I have some advice for you.

02:38:44Get off my land.

02:38:47This is still my home.

02:38:50My land.

02:38:52Get off my land.

02:38:56You have three days!

02:39:11After a lifetime,

02:39:14a piece of paper and get thee out.

02:39:17We should get together with the others.

02:39:21A piece of paper and get thee out.

02:39:24We should get together with the people of Zalodion.

02:39:27Maybe they have a plan.

02:39:29We should defend ourselves!

02:39:31An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth!

02:39:33Very good.

02:39:35That way the whole world will be blind and toothless.

02:39:38Rabbi,

02:39:40we've been waiting for the Messiah all our lives.

02:39:44Wouldn't this be a good time for him to come?

02:39:50We'll have to wait for him someplace else.

02:39:59Meanwhile, let's start packing.

02:40:21Well, Anatevka hasn't exactly been the Garden of Eden.

02:40:27That's true.

02:40:29After all, what have we got here?

02:40:32A little bit of this,

02:40:35a little bit of that.

02:40:37A pot.

02:40:39A pan.

02:40:40A broom.

02:40:41A hat.

02:40:43Someone should have set a match to this place years ago.

02:40:49A bench.

02:40:50A tree.

02:40:51What's a house?

02:40:52Or a stove.

02:40:54People who pass through Anatevka don't even know they've been here.

02:40:59A stick of wood.

02:41:02A piece of cloth.

02:41:04What do we leave?

02:41:07Nothing much.

02:41:09Only Anatevka.

02:41:13Anatevka, Anatevka

02:41:19Under bed, over work, Anatevka

02:41:24Where else could a Sabbath be so sweet?

02:41:34Anatevka, Anatevka

02:41:40Intimate, constant, Anatevka

02:41:46Where I know everyone might be

02:41:55Soon there'll be a stranger in a strange new place

02:42:05Searching for an old familiar face from Anatevka

02:42:36I belong in Anatevka

02:42:42Come now, work again, Anatevka

02:42:48Dear little village, little town

02:43:06Ah, it's just a place.

02:43:24And our forefathers have been forced out of many, many places at a moment's notice.

02:43:30Maybe that's why.

02:43:33We always wear our hats.

02:44:03We always wear our hats.

02:44:33Bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe, bebe

02:45:03yo

02:45:28my goldie goldie darling

02:45:31I had to see you before I left because I have such news for you.

02:45:36You remember, Goldie, yesterday I told you I didn't know where to go?

02:45:40What to do with these old bones now I know.

02:45:43You want to hear? I'll tell you.

02:45:45All my life I've dreamed of going to one place.

02:45:49Guess where? Nah, you'll never guess.

02:45:52Every year at Passover, what do we say?

02:45:55Next year in Jerusalem.

02:45:58Next year in the Holy Land.

02:46:01You're going to the Holy Land?

02:46:03You guessed.

02:46:05Goodbye and be well.

02:46:09And go in peace.

02:46:11Yeah, and so goodbye, Goldie.

02:46:14And sometime maybe we'll meet on a happier occasion.

02:46:18Meanwhile, we suffer. Oh, we suffer.

02:46:21We suffer in silence, right? Of course, right.

02:46:24Where are you going? You don't know where you're going.

02:46:29Come, Goldie, we have to leave.

02:46:32Leave? Sounds so easy.

02:46:34Goldie, we'll all be together soon.

02:46:38Motel, Zeitlin, the baby, they'll come too, you'll see.

02:46:41This motel is a person.

02:46:43And Huddle and Perchick, when will we ever see them again?

02:46:47Do they come visiting us from Siberia every Sabbath?

02:46:51You know what she writes?

02:46:53He sits in prison, she works,

02:46:56but soon he'll be set free,

02:46:59and together they'll turn the world upside down.

02:47:02She couldn't be happier.

02:47:05And the other children will be with us.

02:47:08Not all.

02:47:11All!

02:47:19Come on, Goldie.

02:47:21I have to clean up, sweep the floor.

02:47:24Sweep the floor?

02:47:26I don't want to leave a dirty house.

02:47:33Gravier?

02:47:37Gravier?

02:47:39I am on my way.

02:47:42Where are you going?

02:47:45Chicago, in America.

02:47:48Chicago, America?

02:47:51We are going to New York, America.

02:47:54We'll be neighbors.

02:47:56My wife will miss her.

02:47:58May she rest in peace.

02:48:00Has a brother there.

02:48:02That's nice.

02:48:04I hate him.

02:48:06But a relative is a relative.

02:48:09Goodbye, Taffy.

02:48:11Goodbye, laser wolf.

02:48:20Let's go.

02:48:50Let's go.

02:48:52Let's go.

02:49:18Well, my old friend,

02:49:20I'll be back.

02:49:29The farmer Bushenko will be coming for you later.

02:49:33He is not a bad soul.

02:49:36If you are good to him, he'll be good to you.

02:49:43Take care of your leg, huh?

02:49:50Thanks for everything.

02:50:11Harva.

02:50:21Papa will see you.

02:50:23I want him to. I want to say goodbye to him.

02:50:27He won't listen to you.

02:50:29But at least he will hear.

02:50:31Maybe it would be better if I told Mama.

02:50:36Harva.

02:50:51Papa?

02:51:06Papa?

02:51:11We came to say goodbye.

02:51:15We are also leaving this place.

02:51:20We are going to Krakow.

02:51:22We cannot stay among people who can do such things to others.

02:51:30We wanted you to know that.

02:51:33Some are driven away by edicts.

02:51:36Others by silence.

02:51:43I'm going.

02:51:45I'm going.

02:51:47I'm going.

02:51:49I'm going.

02:51:51I'm going.

02:51:53I'm going.

02:51:55I'm going.

02:51:57I'm going.

02:51:59I'm going.

02:52:01I'm going.

02:52:11Goodbye, Papa.

02:52:15Mama?

02:52:20Come, Harva.

02:52:32Goodbye, Harva.

02:52:34Fiedka.

02:52:40And God be with you.

02:52:51And God be with you.

02:52:53We will write to you in America, if you like.

02:52:56We will be staying in America.

02:52:58We will write to you in America, if you like.

02:53:01We will be staying with Uncle Avram.

02:53:04Yes, Mama.

02:53:16We'll be staying with Uncle Avram.

02:53:19We'll be staying with Uncle Avram.

02:53:21The whole world has to know our business.

02:53:24Stop yelling and finish packing.

02:53:27It's a long way to go.

02:53:29Golda, I don't need your advice.

02:53:32Seidl, don't forget the baby.

02:53:53Goodbye, Papa.

02:53:57Goodbye, Papa.

02:54:05Work hard, Harva.

02:54:08And come to us soon.

02:54:11I will, Papa.

02:54:15I'll work hard.

02:54:27I'll work hard.

02:54:29I'll work hard.

02:54:53All right, children.

02:54:55Let's go.

02:55:25Let's go.

02:55:55Let's go.

02:56:25Let's go.

02:56:55Let's go.

02:57:25Let's go.

02:57:55Let's go.

02:58:25Let's go.

02:58:55Let's go.

02:59:25Let's go.

02:59:27Let's go.

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