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Tamara is an employee of a private gallery who is accused of stealing jewelry belonging to the famous collector Dubrovsky. The owner of the expensive baubles, filled with righteous anger, after talking to Tamara, soon realizes that she is more a victim of a scam than an artful villain. Moreover, Dubrovsky falls in love with the snatcher, and she reciprocates. But on the way to happiness, as usual, there will be obstacles: the owner of the gallery, on whose favour the woman depends in some
way, has long been hopelessly in love with Tamara, and Dubrovsky has a wife, and she, naturally, is not delighted with the situation.
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Tamara is an employee of a private gallery who is accused of stealing jewelry belonging to the famous collector Dubrovsky. The owner of the expensive baubles, filled with righteous anger, after talking to Tamara, soon realizes that she is more a victim of a scam than an artful villain. Moreover, Dubrovsky falls in love with the snatcher, and she reciprocates. But on the way to happiness, as usual, there will be obstacles: the owner of the gallery, on whose favour the woman depends in some
way, has long been hopelessly in love with Tamara, and Dubrovsky has a wife, and she, naturally, is not delighted with the situation.
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Transcript
00:00You
00:30I
01:00Do they really need to be kept from the light?
01:06Yes, Edith they do
01:11Tamara actually, I'm got it. I
01:15Apologize only time getting used to this. This is called mogul off
01:21You see he liked to play with color a lot. He created and like to mix them all
01:26This triptych unexpected autumn
01:31Yes unexpected autumn
01:34It's painted in such delicate colors that sunlight would simply destroy them
01:40but given the fact that
01:42It was only recently found and was stored. God knows where I see
01:46Well, would you like breakfast a fruit salad cheese salad a French yogurt, maybe a bacon omelet or scrambled eggs?
01:56Oatmeal made with water sure
01:59And coffee, would you be so kind and make me a coffee sugar? No, no sugar and lots of milk
02:17Some milk. Yes. Thank you that enough. Mm-hmm. Yes. Thank you
02:28I
02:46Really appreciate your skills, but please don't stand behind me. It feels weird. Why don't you sit and have some coffee? Thank you
02:55I'm
02:58So
03:02Sorry, can I ask you something?
03:06Yes, sure, mmm the Kolmogorov painting must be worth a fortune
03:12Well, actually
03:15It's rude to ask
03:17Mm-hmm, but I'll say
03:20It's not
03:22Tracy
03:24Kolmogorov isn't known in Europe or Russia. There aren't many true connoisseurs around anymore
03:30I'm one of them. Mm-hmm
03:34Yes, but maybe someday when we become popular then maybe then
03:42His paintings won't be so cheap anymore
03:46Hmm. So you're saying there's only a few connoisseurs who know about Kolmogorov you and your friends
03:52I don't have that many friends
03:58All my main friends are my work and well Allah
04:07How long have you been married to Allah
04:15Not too long
04:22Thank you
04:52I
04:57Can't hear you very well the connections bad
05:00Yeah, I'm on my way
05:02But why do you sound so concerned now?
05:05Maxim, uh, finally all of the paintings from Pyrrha the ones from counts are and from Milan's here
05:11But not for an edge yet
05:12I had a check with water Nash the director really likes his money and that is why he's delaying delivery to us
05:19I already paid them. So the painting should arrive the day before the exhibition and hello. Hello
05:24Yes, by the way, you will also have the unplanned autumn
05:28Maxim you are a god. I
05:32Promise you the day that our gallery gets rich. I'll put up a big statue of you opposite the facade
05:40That is tempting I'll gladly help you get rich
05:44To mark the centennial anniversary of the outstanding non-positivist
05:48Kolmogorov the Kunov gallery of classics is preparing a large-scale exhibition of their work
05:54It's a first that Kolmogorov's work is being presented in such detail
05:59We already received his masterpiece from Perry cones and Milan
06:03we just need for an edges and I would like to use this time to ask collectors and curators for a
06:10Huge request to try to help us if you own any of Kolmogorov's work in your collection whose whereabouts we are not yet aware of
06:18To please provide them to our gallery or you could get in touch with our exhibition curator
06:24renowned
06:25art critic Maxim
06:29Morning dinner breakfast will be ready soon
06:39I
06:51Just heard on the news now about the Kolmogorov exhibit in Knopf
06:59That's your favorite I have some one spoonful just one spoonful Jenna you need to eat no, I hate it that stuff
07:07No
07:09If say has one of Kolmogorov's works in his collection
07:13dating back to 1924
07:16That's cool. Yeah, you just one spoon Jenna. Thank you
07:23Okay, I can't help but wonder what else they'll find hmm, I'm off
07:31What you doing, well, I need more money or I'll be in a bad state you're always in a bad state
07:37Huh, you showed up drunk last night slept in your clothes and snored
07:47You've got some nerve I don't mean to and train money
07:56Yeah, can you explain to me why an art professor must run away from ticket inspectors because you need a man
08:06And I'm your man
08:09Okay, think of me where are you going to do stuff?
08:19It's not for you to judge whether or not I need a man nor are you a real man?
08:25Remember what you promised after college I
08:28Don't care about a degree. I will find my own path
08:32I'll have a school of Eastern European primitivism. And what do you have? What do you do nothing?
08:40I've caused a lot of problems for you
08:42Eastern European ones
08:44Nothing else. That's right
08:48You drink like a horse no more like a drunk like the one in 18
08:56Only that bastard has a job
08:58He brings home money and you
09:01That drunk works as a butcher in a slaughterhouse as a butcher and killer I'm in
09:09Art historian and not the worst
09:13Sorry
09:14You know, you know wait
09:17Maybe it's time to use your talents in history and art. You could go work at a school anywhere. Just ask your colleagues
09:26No way
09:29Not me
09:31Not for me
09:34Then what do you want what
09:37It's not my time
09:40it isn't and
09:43Who needs art now those guys know
09:49My colleagues
09:52Their mediocrities and low lives
09:55their pathetic lowlife scum
09:58They're drunken asses belong at the slaughterhouse
10:01That's where I'd send them. Mm-hmm
10:07Come on don't torture me. I feel bad as it is
10:23Here
10:28Don't stand in the wind
10:58Don't
11:28You
11:43Hello, yeah, hello
11:46Hello, my darling. Hello Maxim. Are you on your way?
11:50yes, I'm headed to Knopf to organize the
11:54Call Mogul off exhibition. Hmm. I see. So you're not picking me up tomorrow
11:59Of course, I will leave at 6 a.m. And I'll be at the airport by 9 you landed 11
12:05Listen, I wanted to ask you something. Could you maybe?
12:09Send this new edit guide to the shop. Got it
12:13Yeah, I meant gotta could you take my car tomorrow and go to the market to buy some food for like 15 people for
12:18the party in the evening I
12:21Won't bother you with the list, but it's the same old friends. All right, and I'm sure that you still remember the list, right? Oh, oh
12:28My darling we haven't seen each other for two whole weeks
12:33Two whole weeks. I was so looking forward to spending some time with you, too. Well
12:38We'll still get some alone time, but it's been so long since we've had any guests over
12:44Oh, what do you think of Garik nothing not much to say he asks questions
12:50Masha highly recommended him. She says he's efficient intelligent and that she's happy with him
12:56Well, maybe Masha has her own reasons to like him
13:00Stop it Maxim. It was such dirty thoughts. Hmm. That is funny though. I don't know. I'll ask her
13:14Hey, let's go
13:24Fine hold on. Hey the fine or we'll take you to the police station, please
13:30No, I don't have money for the fine
13:32I'm telling you the truth, please. Yeah
13:36Yeah, I only have some change and
13:39And and some spare change for the shuttle bus I hear look
13:45Fine let's get up and take you to the police. No, no, please. I beg you. No, I broke my heel too
13:50Just have some sympathy, please
13:54Fine we won't my kindness will kill me. Oh
14:00Thank you, thank you. Oh, thank you. Oh, thank you
14:08Oh
14:18There we go
14:38Oh
14:47You bastard seriously
14:54Come come get up what I do
15:08Oh
15:38Oh
16:03I'm late. I'm sorry. Not your first time. I'm so sorry. I've forgiven you
16:08Yeah, let me huh?
16:11Okay
16:15Oh
16:17I ran from inspectors and
16:19broke my heel
16:21so I broke the other one too, but you know, it was a
16:26more comfortable without him
16:28With a PhD in art to be running from inspectors is not respectable. Clearly my solidity and
16:37Salary as a tour guide
16:39On compatible. I understand tomorrow
16:42My financial capabilities are modest
16:46But can you really not even afford a ticket?
16:49it's either the
16:50the ticket or lunch and
16:53I prefer the lunch
16:57Have you eaten well, I don't usually have breakfast. Do you have lunch money?
17:07Hmm
17:11Fine
17:20Thank you you say you don't live a good life tomorrow
17:24You don't pay the train or eat regularly
17:27No offense, but you'll be 30 soon. I
17:31am
17:33Well congrats
17:35Here is what I want to tell you tomorrow
17:41We have been working together for a long time now
17:46We may have many common interests
17:50You and I
17:53Are like two Atalante's trying to hold my gallery together somehow. I feel like I'm a caryatid
18:00Yes, you are right
18:02So, why shouldn't the Atlantean and the caryatid
18:06Somehow combine our
18:08Love of art and simply try to unite
18:12Our fates together some other way
18:15soon
18:18And you won't have to take the train anymore either
18:22But you're not an Atlantean are you are you referring to these to this? I'll let those stinging words slide this time
18:31My Atalantean lives in here and he doesn't need dumbbells
18:37No, well you were running late I was thinking you know what I thought about
18:45About whether I can persuade Bornikov to give up his one and only Kandinsky to you for three of your
18:53Iverson skis
18:55I'd like to hear our
18:57Iverson skis
18:59No, I wasn't thinking about any
19:01Kandinsky's or Bortnikov's
19:05I just thought that that I could maybe I
19:09Thought that I could make you an offer that no one
19:12Has ever made you
19:15Before either when you won't refuse
19:21The visitors want a guide
19:23They're angry ones. I am sorry
19:26I am so intrigued
19:29Go on tomorrow. Mmm. Yeah
19:32the rent is
19:34Expensive so we won't survive without excursions
19:37Mmm, and we have to respect our visitors. Yes. Indeed. We do go take care of them. We'll talk later
19:45I'm sorry for interrupting your conversation. It's all right. Keep working. Keep working
19:57Oh
19:59Hello darling
20:02Tom you're a smart girl. Help me
20:05If I were smart, I'd live better
20:09Did Kenya drink again? I?
20:14Don't know what to do. I don't want to leave him, but I can't live like this
20:20Tom you're really smart, but you're far too kind. Mmm
20:26Kindness these days is a
20:28Dumber than dumb, you know, that's why you're still suffering. You don't have that toughness in you. That's why you're not happy, I guess
20:36Mmm, what's up with you? Mmm, who do I save you from now a
20:44Middle-aged politician
20:46handsome smart well-educated
20:49Not poor and not greedy. He'd look after me. He's ready to get married now. Imagine a
20:55Are they men like that? He's gay Tom
21:05Okay
21:10Why would he want that
21:13Well, what do you mean why
21:16to go to all events together I
21:20Don't know built his career all but sleeping together
21:24And tell him to piss off I can't but why
21:31Because I like him
21:36Meaning
21:38I've never liked anyone so much in my life, you know, no, I don't understand. So what now save me
21:44I
21:49Don't know but let me talk to him. What will you say?
21:54To stop messing with your head and leave you alone
21:58After all real men wouldn't even do that
22:01Uh, and is your Kenya a real man?
22:07He isn't a real man either and he acts like a fake so tell me why don't you tell him to get lost then
22:12How well do you know him?
22:14He was the most talented in class. Okay. He's a true historian. He's just weak
22:20It's not his era
22:23maybe it's the wrong time and
22:25His colleagues there. They're pathetic jealous assholes. They belong in the slaughterhouse. So don't you dare talk about Kenya?
22:35Tom all right, then
22:38Tom
22:39Let's not argue about this who we even arguing about all men are pathetic and sad
22:47What time is it?
22:51I've got to go. Yeah. See you. Mm-hmm eat
23:09I
23:39I
24:09You
24:19Shall we get back to our conversation
24:21Go ahead. I'm all ears. Have you ever been to Italy?
24:24Why tease me like that, you know, I've never been
24:40Mm-hmm during the summer the house is getting renovated
24:49The paintings will be stored for safekeeping
24:52There'll be no tours and you'll be out of work for all summer. Yeah, I'm offering you to
24:57Go to Italy with me
24:59this summer
25:01That is if you would like to come with me at all, of course
25:06If say, what are you saying?
25:09I mean, you don't even have money to raise my salary. I'll sell the Palin off painting. That's been hanging in my office. I
25:17Have it all planned. What Nicole has been wanting it for a while
25:21I'll let him convince me to sell it and
25:24Then we will have more than enough money for a nice summer trip to Italy wherever and not just
25:31Why are you laughing right now?
25:34You'll never sell the pollen of painting. There's a reason it hangs in your office
25:38You don't know me very well
25:41Yes, I'm a collector. But well, I do sometimes allow myself to be human too. You're a funny man. You've say
25:51Afternoon, hello. Hello there. May I help you? Would you like a tour or to explain something?
25:59Actually you could
26:03Why do you have boots without heels
26:08My feet got tired wearing heels, so I just broke them off
26:11Maybe you would like to have a tour then. Hmm
26:14Let's start with our main piece and the most valuable item in our collection the wonderful work of the artist Kolmogorov
26:21Unexpected autumn burnt down in Kharkov, but this work survived not many know him in Europe
26:26all the worst for Europe
26:28Hmm, I absolutely agree with you
26:31But don't be upset
26:33For now Kolmogorov is known to a few connoisseurs, but the whole world will know of him soon
26:38I am a big fan of him, but it's the first time I've seen this work. Wait, seriously this painting dates back to
26:461924 it's called the thought of mushroom rain the thought of mushroom rain. Yes here Kolmogorov presented as a neo-positivist
26:54It was only later that he began to lean towards traditional arts and paint still lifes and sometimes even
27:00portraits on commission and
27:03here in this powerful painting Kolmogorov still believes in a miracle and
27:08In the future of his method to in good fortune
27:12You know that I could also help your collector in a way. I have many great capabilities
27:20That would be really kind of you
27:23Mm-hmm, you know you have say might seem a bit funny at first, but I know he's a very passionate man
27:29Yeah, and also completely selfless there are very few people like that left in our days. Mm-hmm. I
27:36Don't want to be without you. Do you ever feel that way?
27:40It happens
27:42Come again sometime take care. I actually know of something that will change your mind
27:50And what if it's not a secret for Kentucky Kolmogorov
27:54Hmm
27:56What do you mean, please explain does the unexpected autumn mean anything to you I
28:04Know that that painting burnt down in Kharkov just as I mentioned
28:10The last person who saw this work he
28:14He died in the occupation
28:16although
28:17Kolmogorov's
28:19unexpected autumn
28:20Is in my house
28:25Oh
28:25Wait, you're saying completely unbelievable things
28:29Only a handful of people in the world know about this trip tech by him and one of them is me
28:37You can come see it for yourself
28:42What do we do then
28:46Just give me two minutes
28:48I'll ask if say if I can okay. Yes, go ahead. Uh-huh. I'll hurry. Give me two minutes
28:54I'll be waiting for you in the car
29:00You say how'd it go instead of a tour you two were just flirting
29:06Now, how is that relevant?
29:08It's just sometimes amazing things happen and you meet incredible people young people in rich cars are predictable
29:16You'll have his fun with you and then he'll dump you
29:21Like the others wait, what's that got to do with it you say?
29:25I'm still an adult after all I guess you didn't hear me
29:30but my offer
29:32For you to come with me to beautiful Italy
29:36It's still on the table. Well
29:39Well, you really sell it. No way. I
29:43Won't sell it, but I have a couple of sketches and a couple of watercolors, too
29:48Believe me. I'll simply take care of the entire trip and I will stand by my word. Mm-hmm. So
30:02Yes, what is it hi, it's me
30:06Anyway, I've been thinking about what you said earlier on those harsh words just so you know, I'm not offended
30:14But I think that you're right about well, I think it's time for us to
30:19Break up. Hmm. Is that sir? Yeah
30:23but
30:25Mmm, you can't just fire me without you
30:28Giving me a severance pay of some sort
30:31Well a person's labor must be paid for even if it's no longer needed what labor?
30:37Mm-hmm soul labor the labor of the soul you ruined today. You'll have to pay me at least a thousand
30:48All right, then you heard what I said, here's the deal
30:515,000 I leave forever. Yeah, right
30:56I'm not giving you money
30:59Don't ever come by my place again
31:02What do you mean? Where do I go? I don't know you can see me
31:05Tell them about your soul labor
31:08Maybe they'll sympathize
31:14Well, that's one complicated life you lead tomorrow think of your own life
31:35You
31:58Maxim
31:59My name is Maxim
32:01Tamarka
32:03Tamarka similar to Tamara. It doesn't really matter
32:08Just tell the truth. You aren't lying. Are you do you have unexpected autumn?
32:14You still don't believe me. I
32:17Don't know. It's all kind of
32:20It's so unreal. I understand. Hmm
32:24I'll tell you a little bit about myself
32:28I'm an orphan. I
32:31Won't torture you let's talk about mom and dad. I studied art history
32:38Me too. Yeah, I
32:44Didn't always have a car like this I was a student I
32:49Often starved
32:51That's right
32:52it
32:54Did happen?
32:55But those were the happiest years of my entire life. Yeah, I
33:01Lived for art. I was destined to make arts. No, it's my job. You see a
33:07dream turned into real work
33:11My surname's Dubrovsky
33:16Maxim Dubrovsky. Yeah
33:21Right, of course
33:23Why didn't you introduce yourself to me straight away though, I
33:27Didn't know that you know, of course. I know you
33:31I just pictured you quite differently than this. I
33:36Thought you were a bit older
33:39Interesting, how?
33:40Excuse me, of course. Go ahead
33:43Just a second
33:46Hi, Julia
33:47Hello, I wanted you to know that
33:51He invited me over
33:53And he really wants me to meet his wife as well his wife. Yes his wife. His wife's name is Peter
34:00Well, I just hope I like him
34:04Are you crazy Yulia? Why would you even go and meet his wife?
34:08Do you have any self-respect or none at all?
34:12Listen, you're really underestimating me. I'll re-educate them. I'll re-educate both of them and I'll do all the work
34:20I'll make normal people out of them and then I'll divorce them
34:23Just don't get caught in some nasty situation
34:26All right. Come on. Goodbye
34:30You
34:40Silence hmm. Got it
34:43The boss it's gone. Mm-hmm
34:46He realized I won't be home and
34:48Left I don't have servants
34:51There's only got ik
34:53Well, it's his house. He does it all
34:57The cooking the cleaning and shoveling snow, hmm
35:02He does dishes. He's an irreplaceable man. Thanks a lot
35:08and sadly
35:11He wants nothing from me except for money
35:14Mm-hmm. He is just like my ex-wife was
35:21I was married
35:24Thank God I'm divorced now
35:27Have a seat. Oh, yes, right. I'm sorry, but where's the
35:32the unexpected autumn
35:34Want to see it? Uh-huh. Sure. Sit down, please sit. All right
35:43Kolmogorov's unexpected autumn is here. See
35:57Mm-hmm
35:59You
36:25One day
36:30It comes a moment when you lose your taste for life
36:36Like you have everything and you lack nothing else like love respect
36:43But it becomes unnecessary
36:47You don't want anything
36:51Except that once you by chance wonder into some big cozy mansion, you'll meet a girl there with character
36:59but without he's
37:02Well, I'm from to live it I was born in Tiablet
37:08And now I live in Tiablet
37:10Tiablet I graduated in Moscow as a postgrad I
37:15Have no kids
37:18And lots of money problems. Have a seat. Yeah
37:23Anyway, my life is
37:26Ah one solid Tiablet
37:32And I do know where you're coming from
37:39And then there's yes sir and the collection
37:44Hmm
37:45Yes, sir. Keeps asking me to marry him. That's no wonder with all your beauty your charm and your brain
37:51My parents are dead
37:53I'm sorry
37:56I still take the train
37:58In the afternoon, I deal with you have sand and his paintings
38:02And in the evenings I read books or I talk on the phone with my girlfriends. They all need to be saved
38:11And that's their happiness
38:16Hmm
38:18To both of our futures. Hmm. What what just like that?
38:26My darling tomorrow
38:32It's hot in Italy in the summertime
38:37it's just an unbearable sticky heat to be in and I have hypertension I
38:45Simply can't stand the heat
38:49so for now
38:51My proposal to you
38:53Has been cancelled
39:23I
39:53Hmm
39:55Mm-hmm
40:22No way
40:24Fuck you. You're not getting the pollen off. My first week was really great
40:29all business
40:31There's three contracts and two reports, by the way, my report
40:36Made everyone pleasantly surprised especially the Chinese. Oh my goodness
40:42Get any rest
40:46Hmm oh those ponga yes and Sukhoi Pkins. They're great company
40:51With them you could have an interesting conversation a good laugh and a drink without getting drunk
40:56But then those bolt aives arrived and ruined everything and made everyone quarrel and they seem nice at first and you'd think they came from
41:03The Congress, but I think they just came out of boredom. I know the bolt aives. They're in textile. Yes a textile business
41:10well
41:11There's still people. Well, these people just went up to the Ponga Riva and the Sukhoi Pkins like that. Oh, really?
41:18They had a fight. Can you imagine?
41:20They made them fight
41:22and
41:23Bolteve hinted to Sukhoi Pkina that Ponga Riva was having an affair with Sukhoi Pkin
41:28Balteva decided to hint to Ponga Riva that Ponga Riva was having an affair with Sukhoi Pkina. So it was true
41:33Well, yes, but also no it
41:36Wasn't really an affair, but just some friendly sex
41:40It's true, but why insinuate it and why even fight with them? That's not very friendly
41:46And after that for the past week I haven't had anyone to drink with and no one to talk to or fool around with
41:53You just wanted to fool around, right? Yes. I really wanted to fool around
41:57Very much. I can imagine what a nice group you had together. I
42:00Really want to fool around with you
42:04Dubrovsky's wife can only fool around with Dubrovsky
42:08Hmm
42:13Well
42:17What's it like in Knopf no, wait, hold on I'll I'll stop it
42:25The roads dangerous what was it off's all the same beautiful and cold but cold and boring without me
42:30Did you even miss him? Oh, oh, did your exhibit even go?
42:38I
43:08You
43:38You
44:08I
44:38Mm-hmm
44:46Don't go I am gonna get us some breakfast. What would you like?
44:54The same as you mm-hmm
45:08I sleep my sweethearts
45:38I
46:08I
46:19I'm here, huh?
46:21No
46:24Morning Nadezhda. Good morning. Hmm. It is a good morning for me
46:30You know, I like it here huh, I
46:33Can see that you didn't go home at all last night. I know that there might not be a shower here
46:39But at least my soul is still here. That's all that counts. You know, you really should get married a
46:49Bottle of vodka and sleeping in your clothes is not good for the soul. Yeah
46:55Tell me who to marry Nadia. Yeah, come on. Maybe just I'm not young
47:01But I'm not stale and you're not young
47:04But not stale either. I take care of you
47:08You can't say I don't
47:11You are a beautiful woman Nadezhda and I'm immensely grateful to you
47:18Where's tomorrow
47:20Late once again, you know, nothing will happen with tomorrow, right? Don't get your hopes up. Yes
47:26She's late likely broke a heel again. I'm afraid it's not a heel but it's something bigger this time
47:56I
48:26Mmm
48:46Shall I go call Garak so he can come help with your suitcase
48:57I
49:01Got it
49:11Got it. We're here
49:22Got it
49:26I
49:56I
50:26Stop don't yell
50:56You