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00:15:20Antonina TV's or don't know if she'll get me to send you need to do this to go to stay or go well Bobby
00:15:26It's okay. I'd be gay Stanislava, but
00:15:28That's the yeah
00:15:42Tell us me she ought to know do you teach
00:15:44I'm sure my husband got the message. You know, I'm innocent. You must have mistaken me for someone else.
00:15:51You know how it is, I know myself. You don't know who to look for, you don't know their names, you know who it is.
00:15:57So tell me about yourself.
00:15:59But specifically, what?
00:16:02Everything
00:16:04I don't want you to tell me how I kissed boys in fourth grade.
00:16:08Why not? Please, tell me.
00:16:10But about what?
00:16:12About that kiss.
00:16:14No, you know, maybe you'll really tell me what's going on.
00:16:18I'm really innocent. You know, I really want to help you, but I don't know, I've been sitting here for so long.
00:16:23No one wants to talk to me. No one wanted anything from me, no explanations.
00:16:28I'm really a waste of time.
00:16:30There's plenty of time. Don't worry.
00:16:32You really don't believe me that I'm innocent?
00:16:34After all,
00:16:36I'm innocent, after all.
00:16:40I'm sorry.
00:16:41Well, here you go.
00:16:43One by one, everything as the priest told us.
00:16:49He was red and had a big nose.
00:16:53Does it interest you?
00:16:55Yes.
00:16:56Who?
00:16:57The one I kissed.
00:16:59Him or you?
00:17:00What's the difference? It's all the same.
00:17:02When did you lose your virginity?
00:17:04A long time ago.
00:17:05But I really don't know why you need all this.
00:17:08What does it have to do with my arrest?
00:17:10Who was it?
00:17:11Who?
00:17:12Oh, him.
00:17:13The insurgent.
00:17:14Is he alive?
00:17:15No.
00:17:16He died from the poison of the bimber that the Germans planted.
00:17:19Did he rape you?
00:17:21Why would he rape me? I wanted the same thing as him.
00:17:26You like these things, don't you?
00:17:29And you don't like them?
00:17:35What?
00:17:44Listen.
00:17:45Have you been to our bathroom?
00:17:49We can give you such a bath that you'll remember it for the rest of your life.
00:17:52I really don't understand what I'm supposed to say.
00:17:54These are my private matters.
00:17:56I'm sorry.
00:18:04None of your private matters!
00:18:06I'm supposed to get a clear, correct answer to every question!
00:18:21A star.
00:18:23The names of all the men you slept with.
00:18:25I don't remember their names.
00:18:29During the Uprising and after the war, no one told me their names.
00:18:32What was the name of this insurgent?
00:18:34I don't know, I don't remember.
00:18:36I don't know.
00:18:37His nickname was Dzik.
00:18:38I don't remember anything else.
00:18:40Then they moved us to Pruszków.
00:18:42I lived in an attic of a house.
00:18:44There lived a guy whose name I don't remember.
00:18:47I don't know.
00:18:48Marian...
00:18:50Łysiak, or...
00:18:52Łys...
00:18:53I don't remember his real name.
00:18:55One day I went into the attic.
00:18:57He was raising pigeons.
00:18:59He was pulling eggs out of the nests.
00:19:02I went in and...
00:19:04Go on, go on.
00:19:06You don't know what happened next.
00:19:08Go on! How did you get out of Pruszków?
00:19:10Then there was a guy in Łódź.
00:19:12His name was Tarasini.
00:19:14His real name was Górka.
00:19:16And everyone knew him...
00:19:18Next.
00:19:19Then there was my husband.
00:19:21Konstanty Dzivisz.
00:19:22Did you betray him?
00:19:23No.
00:19:24What's it to you anyway?
00:19:26I'm asking.
00:19:27No, I can tell you everything.
00:19:29I just need to know what...
00:19:31Do you know Michał Dalemański?
00:19:34I do.
00:19:36Did you sleep with him?
00:19:37No.
00:19:39He says it's the opposite.
00:19:41If you know better...
00:19:43Did you buy currency from him?
00:19:45No.
00:19:46We found 10 zlotys and 20 dollars in your house.
00:19:50But...
00:19:51But if...
00:19:52If you locked me up with that currency,
00:19:54it doesn't make any sense at all.
00:19:56I've never had anything to do with currency.
00:19:58I only know this guy by sight.
00:20:00Have you been to his house?
00:20:02I've been there once.
00:20:04What were you doing there?
00:20:05We were drinking coffee.
00:20:06He invited me for coffee.
00:20:09So?
00:20:10When you drank that mint liqueur
00:20:12and ate donuts from Pomianowski,
00:20:14what happened next?
00:20:15Who started to undress who?
00:20:17You or him?
00:20:20Who told you about those donuts?
00:20:25Do you know Major Olch?
00:20:27I do.
00:20:28Is he good?
00:20:29I don't know.
00:20:30I think so.
00:20:32So?
00:20:34He organized performances of our band
00:20:36in military units.
00:20:38I know him as well as all my friends from the band.
00:20:41Your friends didn't go to bed with him?
00:20:43I didn't go either.
00:20:46I've got a confession from Capral Sokołówko,
00:20:50who claims that he met Major Olch
00:20:53in an ambiguous situation on July 15, 1950.
00:20:59Should I read it?
00:21:02Just once.
00:21:15Yes.
00:21:41Major Olch is dead, do you understand?
00:21:44Sign it.
00:21:45Can I try?
00:21:46I said yes.
00:21:48If you catch me lying now,
00:21:50I'll shoot you in the head
00:21:52so that you'll remember it for the rest of your life.
00:21:58I won't sign anything.
00:22:01What?
00:22:02Why won't you sign?
00:22:04I won't sign anything.
00:22:07But it's a confession.
00:22:14Lieutenant, one more time.
00:22:16From the beginning.
00:22:17For the rest of your life.
00:22:28Will you let me go?
00:22:31If it depended on me,
00:22:34I'd put them under the wall
00:22:36and shoot them in the back of the head.
00:22:39Where are you taking me?
00:22:41To a better destination.
00:22:42Get out of there.
00:22:49Upstairs.
00:23:13Hi.
00:23:26What's your name?
00:23:28My name is Toma.
00:23:33Mira Szajnert.
00:23:38Listen, tell me, what's going on?
00:23:42What's behind that window?
00:23:46A hospital.
00:23:47And why did they lock you up?
00:23:51Because of her.
00:23:52No.
00:23:53Because you were kissing guys in the basement.
00:24:13How long have you been here?
00:24:15A year and a half.
00:24:32Damn it.
00:24:33A hospital or what?
00:24:42I don't know.
00:24:54Good morning.
00:25:07I'm preparing the target for the appeal.
00:25:09State 2, present 2.
00:25:11Thank you for today.
00:25:41Thank you.
00:25:54Good morning.
00:25:55Good morning.
00:25:56Good morning.
00:25:58Good morning.
00:26:01Good morning.
00:26:04Good morning.
00:26:07Let it be praised.
00:26:11Let it be praised.
00:26:16Is this door open?
00:26:18I'm going to the bathroom.
00:26:26Is this door open?
00:26:27No, it's not.
00:26:28But you can sit on it.
00:26:31What's your name?
00:26:32My name is Antonia.
00:26:33Honorata.
00:26:36Jesus Maria.
00:26:38Where are you from?
00:26:39We're from the village.
00:26:41Oh dear.
00:26:47Have a seat.
00:26:49Here you go.
00:26:50Do you want some?
00:26:51Here you go.
00:26:53What's wrong with you?
00:26:54I'm hungry.
00:26:58Here you go.
00:26:59Here you go.
00:27:00Do you want some?
00:27:01Here you go.
00:27:02And some bread.
00:27:03Here you go.
00:27:05Eat.
00:27:06You have to eat well.
00:27:09If you eat well, everything will survive.
00:27:13Why are you staring?
00:27:14Eat more.
00:27:15I don't care.
00:27:16I'm full anyway.
00:27:18What are you talking about?
00:27:19What did you do?
00:27:22A fucking secretary came to us.
00:27:25He's measuring the ground.
00:27:26Where should I measure it?
00:27:27Take the ground away from me.
00:27:28I stabbed him with an axe.
00:27:30Would you give the ground away?
00:27:31Your ground?
00:27:32On which your fathers worked?
00:27:34I had to kill him.
00:27:35I had to.
00:27:39I had to.
00:27:48How do you know that?
00:27:50The People's Tribunal showed me.
00:27:52General Tatarski-Kirkmajer was there.
00:27:55He was 15 years old.
00:27:58And Roman was 12 years old.
00:28:01People deserve it.
00:28:04What's that?
00:28:06Wheat.
00:28:07Gomułka and Zbychalski allowed such a scandal.
00:28:11So apparently Gomułka and Zbychalski did it too.
00:28:14It was one crazy spy.
00:28:22What are you doing?
00:28:24It won't grow.
00:28:37It won't grow.
00:29:08I don't know
00:29:14whom I'm waiting for
00:29:19whom I love
00:29:24but I
00:29:27can't reach
00:29:33can't reach
00:29:37but I'm waiting
00:29:41for that river
00:29:46for that quiet...
00:29:52To letter D.
00:29:55To letter D!
00:29:58It's for you.
00:30:00Guard, I beg you,
00:30:02please don't take me for interrogation.
00:30:04I'm so tired.
00:30:07Don't be stupid.
00:30:09Don't be stupid. Get up and go.
00:30:11Go. We'll all be in trouble tonight.
00:30:18What political organizations did you belong to
00:30:21before the war, during the war and after the war?
00:30:23I didn't belong to any organization.
00:30:25Nonsense!
00:30:26You had to belong to the pre-war scouts.
00:30:29No, I didn't belong to the scouts.
00:30:31Besides, it never interested me.
00:30:34Your first lover was a woman.
00:30:36Well, she was a woman, but it's probably better
00:30:38than being an SS man.
00:30:39I'll tell you why.
00:30:41Because you were drawn to reaction,
00:30:43to underground reaction,
00:30:45to the forces of the social right.
00:30:47After all, you come from a proletarian family.
00:30:50So?
00:30:51Where's your class consciousness?
00:30:53I...
00:30:54Could you give me a cigarette?
00:30:56No.
00:30:57You only live in your own ass.
00:31:00Eat, sleep, take a gacha to bed.
00:31:03This is your morality,
00:31:04your attitude to life.
00:31:06When others worked for the People's Fatherland,
00:31:08you were an ordinary parasite.
00:31:10But I've been working
00:31:12since the 16th year of my life, but...
00:31:14You call working a piece of shit?
00:31:19Did you fall from the moon?
00:31:22What kind of system do you hunt?
00:31:25What is the People's Authority?
00:31:28Where do you live?
00:31:34Name, name, date of birth.
00:31:36Antonina Dzidzisz, born April 1st, 19...
00:31:39Sit straight. How was it with Olcha?
00:31:41...the daughter of Stanisław...
00:31:42How was it with Olcha? Sit straight.
00:31:44I've already told you.
00:31:45Not enough.
00:31:46When you don't know anything else.
00:31:47Tell me everything in detail and you'll get back to the point.
00:31:49It was hot.
00:31:50Our team was...
00:31:52Sit straight. Head up.
00:31:53...in the military unit.
00:31:54It was hot.
00:31:55We were accommodated in tents.
00:31:57I was hot, so I went out
00:31:59to get some air.
00:32:01It was hot, so I went out
00:32:03and saw a cigarette lighter.
00:32:06I went up to light a cigarette.
00:32:08It was Kazimierz Olcha.
00:32:11He told us to take a bath.
00:32:12It was hot.
00:32:13We didn't have a suit,
00:32:14so we took a bath naked.
00:32:15But it was completely dark.
00:32:17Then we suddenly found ourselves in a truck.
00:32:19You said it was on the grass.
00:32:20And then our suits, our things...
00:32:22On the grass or in the car?
00:32:23No, I said it was in the car.
00:32:24So, one way or another.
00:32:25No.
00:32:26Did you fall in love with him?
00:32:28No.
00:32:30When did you decide on a relationship?
00:32:31In the car or before?
00:32:32Why are you getting into my private life?
00:32:34Did you miss those things?
00:32:35Is your husband useless?
00:32:37Please leave my husband.
00:32:39So, what's the point of money?
00:32:40Did Olcha pay you in dollars?
00:32:41No.
00:32:42Where did Olcha get the dollars from?
00:32:43I don't know.
00:32:44Did he find dollars in you?
00:32:45I don't know.
00:32:46Sit straight. Head up.
00:32:47What did Olcha pay you in dollars for?
00:32:49Love or something else?
00:32:51I'm innocent.
00:32:53Why can't I get a card?
00:32:55Why can't I get a pencil?
00:32:57I want to write a letter to my husband.
00:32:59Why can't I get a card?
00:33:01And a letter from my husband?
00:33:03Who?
00:33:06You'll see.
00:33:20Did they kill her?
00:33:22You don't die that fast.
00:33:25No, it's fine.
00:33:27There are no fractures.
00:33:28It's just a sprain.
00:33:30I'll carry it.
00:33:31Put it down.
00:33:32Sit down.
00:33:33Good.
00:33:34Sit down.
00:33:35That's it.
00:33:36Sit down.
00:33:37Sit down.
00:33:38Okay.
00:33:39Straighten up.
00:33:40Just a little bit.
00:33:41Just a little bit.
00:33:42The last piece.
00:33:43The garlic one.
00:33:44Just a little bit.
00:33:45But leave it.
00:33:46It won't work now.
00:33:47But he has to eat.
00:33:48He has to be strong.
00:33:49Open your eyes.
00:33:50Hold on.
00:33:53Hold on.
00:33:54Is it okay?
00:33:55Is it okay?
00:33:56Is it okay?
00:34:00For letter 3.
00:34:09Hold on.
00:34:22Hold on.
00:34:41Cut.
00:34:53Did you sign anything?
00:34:56What do you mean?
00:34:58Everyone signs.
00:35:00Yes, but...
00:35:02But I'm innocent.
00:35:06It doesn't matter if you're innocent or not.
00:35:09But you have to sign.
00:35:10But I didn't do anything wrong.
00:35:12But you can't get out of it without guilt.
00:35:15It just won't work for anyone.
00:35:17But it won't work for anyone because I'm here because of a mistake.
00:35:21What do you mean by a mistake?
00:35:23They just mistook me for someone else.
00:35:26They'll find out.
00:35:28The people's authorities are never wrong.
00:35:31I advise you to confess to everything.
00:35:35For now.
00:35:36So that they can eliminate you in the opposite case.
00:35:41Just like they eliminated colonel Weraszczyński,
00:35:44who refused to confess.
00:35:47But they didn't say he died of a heart attack.
00:35:52I don't know what to confess to.
00:35:55In that case, you have to quickly come up with an excuse.
00:35:59But...
00:36:00But why should I lie?
00:36:04But why should I come up with an excuse?
00:36:06Why would anyone need a false confession?
00:36:09Try to understand. It's not your business.
00:36:11You have to understand that the authorities know what they're doing.
00:36:13You have to understand that there's a fierce class struggle going on.
00:36:16And that the enemy is everywhere, even where no one expects it.
00:36:19And we have to be careful.
00:36:21And every method of fighting, if it leads to victory, is good.
00:36:24Every one of them.
00:36:25You have to understand that.
00:36:26But I'm sitting here in prison, completely innocent.
00:36:29Why should I care about all this?
00:36:32Listen, but it won't always be like this.
00:36:35In five, ten years, when we defeat all the enemies, our methods will change.
00:36:40Then it will be completely different.
00:36:42I think you'd also like your children to live in a different, just, safe world.
00:36:46And you can't do that without victims.
00:36:48You just can't.
00:36:50Jesus, and you ended up being such a victim.
00:36:52Sitting in prison, innocent.
00:36:55I'm an American spy.
00:36:59A real spy.
00:37:02But not subjectively.
00:37:04All my life, I've always been a communist.
00:37:09I'm a spy, objectively.
00:37:11And I've proven it.
00:37:13I admitted it right away.
00:37:14But I don't understand what that means.
00:37:16It was like this.
00:37:18A comrade from the Central Committee told me
00:37:20to lead a certain American in Poland.
00:37:24He claimed to be a communist.
00:37:26And then it turned out that he was just an interviewee.
00:37:29I showed him everything.
00:37:31I showed him the building of a mine, an airport.
00:37:33I showed him everything.
00:37:36He was giving information to Washington.
00:37:38And I was helping him with it.
00:37:40But you weren't doing it on purpose.
00:37:42You didn't know he was doing it.
00:37:44I'm telling you.
00:37:45Subjectively, I'm not a spy.
00:37:47But objectively, I was doing a spy job.
00:37:49And I have to pay for it.
00:38:06Oh.
00:38:19Oh.
00:38:25Oh.
00:38:35Oh.
00:39:05Oh.
00:39:06Oh.
00:39:08Oh.
00:39:34Cupstick.
00:39:35Cupstick.
00:39:37Cupstick.
00:39:38Cuppstick.
00:39:39Cupstick.
00:39:40Cupstick.
00:39:41Cupstick.
00:39:43Cupstick.
00:39:44Kosty!
00:39:46Kosty!
00:39:48Kosty!
00:40:06You finally washed yourself.
00:40:14And stop spitting out that water, you're not alone in this room.
00:40:33Wash yourself.
00:40:37Please, wash yourself, you're scratching your hair.
00:40:41They really want us to behave like animals, not like people.
00:40:47Get away from me! Get away!
00:40:51You behave the way they want you to!
00:40:56God! God! God!
00:40:59God! God!
00:41:02I did exactly the same a year ago.
00:41:04Get away from me, I told you!
00:41:07You wasted so much water.
00:41:10Get away from me!
00:41:40Get away from me!
00:42:10Get away from me!
00:42:12Yes, he says, sell everything, land, cows, horses and we'll go to Brazil.
00:42:40And we'll go to Brazil, he says.
00:42:42We'll build a house, we'll have children, he says.
00:42:44Because here, he says, they'll take everything from you.
00:42:47Oh Jesus, I'd go to Brazil.
00:42:51One of the people who was in France, he didn't like anything there.
00:42:54Why?
00:42:55I don't think there was anything black.
00:42:56And such a white bread for breakfast.
00:42:58Who would eat that?
00:42:59And I would eat white buns.
00:43:01Am I so stupid to leave the land where my dad worked all his life?
00:43:05Oh, I'm not that stupid to be robbed there.
00:43:08He got angry.
00:43:11He went to the sauna.
00:43:12He got drunk.
00:43:13He didn't get up for two days.
00:43:17Listen, listen.
00:43:18I told you when I was...
00:43:20when Kazik and I went to Ostróda to perform.
00:43:23Of course not.
00:43:24I'll tell you.
00:43:26Yes.
00:43:27Yes.
00:43:28Listen.
00:43:29One day, I say, suddenly there is a decision.
00:43:32We're going to Ostróda to perform.
00:43:34I'm there.
00:43:35So Kazik, Dziunia.
00:43:37Our wardrobe.
00:43:38Of course, because it's after the performance.
00:43:40We got really drunk.
00:43:41Completely.
00:43:42I'm drunk.
00:43:43Dziunia is touching her own nose.
00:43:44Kazik is completely drunk.
00:43:45So we're going.
00:43:46We look.
00:43:47There is a field.
00:43:48There are tanks, cars, some cannons on the field.
00:43:51So Dziunia says, of course, completely drunk, that she wants to get into the tank.
00:43:54So she wants to get into the tank.
00:43:55So I want to get into the tank, right?
00:43:56Well, I've never been in a tank, right?
00:43:58So I go into this tank.
00:44:00And listen.
00:44:01And I'll tell you more.
00:44:02And I go into this tank.
00:44:03But when you're already in the tank, shoot, right?
00:44:04Well, why?
00:44:05Dziunia was so drunk.
00:44:06I say, well, let's shoot.
00:44:07When I'm already in the tank, I'll shoot.
00:44:08Kazik says, well, load.
00:44:09Show us what you have there.
00:44:10I don't know.
00:44:11There are some levers, some levers.
00:44:12We shoot.
00:44:13He shot all over the square.
00:44:14We look.
00:44:15Some alarm.
00:44:16Bells.
00:44:17Sirens.
00:44:18We shoot.
00:44:19We shoot.
00:44:20We shoot.
00:44:21We shoot.
00:44:22We shoot.
00:44:23We shoot.
00:44:24We shoot.
00:44:25We shoot.
00:44:26We shoot.
00:44:27We shoot.
00:44:28We shoot.
00:44:29We shoot.
00:44:30We shoot.
00:44:31We shoot.
00:44:32We shoot.
00:44:33We shoot.
00:44:34We shoot.
00:44:35We shoot.
00:44:36We shoot.
00:44:37We shoot.
00:44:38We shoot.
00:44:39We shoot.
00:44:40We shoot.
00:44:41We shoot.
00:44:42We shoot.
00:44:43We shoot.
00:44:44We shoot.
00:44:45We shoot.
00:44:46We shoot.
00:44:47We shoot.
00:44:48We shoot.
00:44:49We shoot.
00:44:50We shoot.
00:44:51We shoot.
00:44:52We shoot.
00:44:53We shoot.
00:44:54We shoot.
00:44:55We shoot.
00:44:56We shoot.
00:44:57We shoot.
00:44:58I can't go to the stage.
00:45:00It falls.
00:45:11Korczyński is not going to pour you rubbers!
00:45:14Korczyński is not going to pour....
00:45:18Do you have the cigarette?
00:45:28I'd like to add something to what I said before.
00:45:32Please.
00:45:33From what I said before, you could see that I slept with men just like that.
00:45:38And that's not true.
00:45:40Each of those men meant a lot to me.
00:45:43I told you the details, I forgot about the most important thing.
00:45:47About love.
00:45:49About feelings.
00:45:51I mean, except for that pigeon, because I just felt sorry for him, but...
00:45:54You're up to something again.
00:45:56No, it's true.
00:45:58So...
00:46:00It's because, except for that pigeon,
00:46:04everything you slept with meant a lot to you.
00:46:08They meant a lot to you, right?
00:46:10Yes.
00:46:12Can you tell me how much Olch meant to you?
00:46:15No, I...
00:46:16Wait a minute.
00:46:17What would you be able to do for him?
00:46:19I said everything I had to say.
00:46:21Now I want to know the most important thing.
00:46:23I was arrested.
00:46:26Here you go.
00:46:30Do you know what the highest level of punishment is?
00:46:33I do.
00:46:35Are you sure?
00:46:37A cap.
00:46:39So let's say you had to choose.
00:46:42Olch or a bullet in the head.
00:46:44What would you choose?
00:46:46I'd prefer to live.
00:46:48So Olch didn't mean that much to you.
00:46:51If you help us, we'll help you, too.
00:46:55We can go to court to ease your sentence.
00:46:58But what for?
00:47:00Listen, you have to tell us everything about Olch.
00:47:03Who he met, what you talked about,
00:47:05everything, the smallest details.
00:47:07But I only talked to him about my personal matters.
00:47:10If I tell you about my private matters,
00:47:12they won't be private anymore.
00:47:14But you told me how you slept with each of them one by one.
00:47:17Those were private matters, too.
00:47:20But I was stupid.
00:47:22Everything I said can't hurt anyone,
00:47:24especially me.
00:47:26How do you know that Olch will hurt what you tell me?
00:47:29I don't know how you use it.
00:47:31I give you my word that everything will stay between us.
00:47:35Your husband won't find out, either.
00:47:37You're avoiding my husband.
00:47:39All right, I'll be honest with you.
00:47:43But honesty is honesty, all right?
00:47:45It's true, I was a bit crazy,
00:47:47but how can I know that you're telling the truth now?
00:47:50I give you my word that I'll tell you everything, the whole truth.
00:47:53If that's the case, I agree.
00:47:55Your word?
00:47:57My word.
00:47:59So...
00:48:01I warn you that this is a matter of the highest state importance.
00:48:06Olch has been unmasked.
00:48:10Olch has been unmasked
00:48:13by the security forces.
00:48:16He's been accused of the most serious crimes.
00:48:19Betrayal of the homeland,
00:48:21espionage of Western countries,
00:48:24sabotage.
00:48:28Kasik?
00:48:29Yes, yes.
00:48:31But that's impossible!
00:48:35Still...
00:48:37But that's really impossible!
00:48:40He was arrested along with all his accomplices.
00:48:47All right!
00:48:48There's a possibility of a conspiracy.
00:48:50But I've already explained to you that there was no conspiracy.
00:48:53Listen.
00:48:54We're dealing with a conspiracy when, for example,
00:48:56three people are talking in a room.
00:48:58And when the fourth person comes in, they interrupt the conversation.
00:49:00So these three people belong to the conspiracy.
00:49:02But when no one interrupted the conversation when I entered the room...
00:49:05Of course, you also belong to the conspiracy.
00:49:07To the same one that Olch belonged to.
00:49:09But to what conspiracy?
00:49:10We were just a group of friends
00:49:12who are friends, drink vodka together,
00:49:14tell jokes together.
00:49:16Didn't you have such friends?
00:49:18And besides, if you knew Kasik,
00:49:20you would understand that he's just a happy, wonderful boy
00:49:23who likes to live, likes to drink vodka, likes girls.
00:49:27And besides, he's my friend.
00:49:29You call your friend a traitor of the homeland.
00:49:31Well, I trust him more than you do.
00:49:33I'll give you a bullet in the head.
00:49:35But that's not all.
00:49:37You took part in the destruction of military facilities.
00:49:40What facilities?
00:49:42Did you forget about the incident at the test site in Ostród?
00:49:47Who told you that?
00:49:49Will you admit it or not?
00:49:51Witkowska, right?
00:49:53Sir, I was telling in purpose,
00:49:56some imaginary, completely...
00:49:58You know, such a funny story,
00:50:00to be nice and to withstand...
00:50:02I have no proof.
00:50:04All right, well,
00:50:06he flew down with the shit.
00:50:08Because that's what happened.
00:50:10The latrine is just as important for the army as the rifle.
00:50:13You weakened the defense potential of our homeland.
00:50:16So you were working for the imperialism of the West.
00:50:19But we were drunk.
00:50:21I didn't know what was going on.
00:50:23You know how it is.
00:50:25Weren't you ever drunk?
00:50:28If you sign the confession
00:50:30that you were working under the orders of Olcha,
00:50:33maybe you'll save your head.
00:50:35But it was my idea to shoot.
00:50:42Major Olcha gave me
00:50:44to the ambassador...
00:50:47I didn't say that.
00:50:49But it's true. I didn't write it down.
00:50:52I want to read my previous confession.
00:50:54You've already signed it.
00:50:56I won't sign it.
00:51:01But you know it's not true.
00:51:11It's not true?
00:51:14Great, I couldn't have asked for a hairdresser.
00:51:17I'll make you a cold one.
00:51:25So, is it true or not?
00:51:29Well...
00:51:31Maybe it's true, isn't it?
00:51:38Yes.
00:51:39Clearly. Yes or no?
00:51:45Yes!
00:51:59Sign it.
00:52:10I won't.
00:52:11Sign it.
00:52:15I won't.
00:52:29Oh, my God.
00:52:31Translate it.
00:52:33Write it down.
00:52:39Oh, my God.
00:52:41Write it down.
00:52:43I won't.
00:52:44I've already signed it.
00:52:46Fuck!
00:52:48Write it down!
00:52:50I won't.
00:52:58Guard!
00:52:59Guard!
00:53:00Guard!
00:53:04Well?
00:53:06No!
00:53:20No!
00:53:22Let me go! It hurts!
00:53:27No!
00:53:29No!
00:53:31No!
00:53:35I'm scared!
00:53:37I'm scared! No!
00:53:43God, no!
00:53:45No!
00:53:46Faster!
00:54:01No!
00:54:31No!
00:54:32No!
00:55:01God, no!
00:55:31God, no!
00:56:02God, no!
00:56:04Fuck!
00:56:26Leave me alone.
00:56:29Leave me alone.
00:56:32Listen.
00:56:34The boy has already been taken.
00:56:51Listen.
00:56:52You have to know, do you understand?
00:56:54You have to know and read.
00:56:56You have to believe to not be like a beast.
00:56:58Did you hear that?
00:56:59And you have to eat a lot.
00:57:01You have to eat because then you can withstand everything.
00:57:03And you have to sign.
00:57:05You have to sign and you have to make up excuses.
00:57:07The more excuses, the better.
00:57:09Because then our children will live in such a wonderful,
00:57:12in such a happy world.
00:57:17And you have to give a clear, honest answer to every question.
00:57:22Because if not,
00:57:24they will paint it all over.
00:57:26That we won't get together, you know?
00:57:28Listen.
00:57:30Class consciousness will wake up in me.
00:57:33Class consciousness will wake up in me.
00:57:35Do you understand that?
00:57:37And I have to pray.
00:57:39I have to shoot military objects.
00:57:41I have to attack the enemy.
00:57:42I have to hit them in the head.
00:57:44And it has to belong to all organizations.
00:57:47Silence!
00:57:50And you will continue to report, right?
00:57:54Please, use me.
00:57:57Please, I'm used to it.
00:57:59That all communists are guilty.
00:58:02Please.
00:58:09Well?
00:58:19Well?
00:58:28What happened?
00:58:31What happened?
00:58:38Calm down.
00:58:40Calm down.
00:58:42Calm down.
00:58:44Calm down.
00:58:47Jesus, Mary, what have they done to you?
00:58:51Jesus.
00:58:56Calm down.
00:58:58Calm down.
00:59:00Quietly.
00:59:02Quietly.
00:59:05Quietly.
00:59:07Quietly.
00:59:09Quietly.
00:59:11Quietly.
00:59:16Quietly.
00:59:29Thank you.
00:59:36Please, sit there.
00:59:47Eat.
00:59:49I'm after breakfast.
00:59:55I know what you had for breakfast.
00:59:58I'm not hungry.
01:00:00You're doing stupid things, even from your point of view.
01:00:05You'll lose your strength.
01:00:07What will it give you?
01:00:11So, yes.
01:00:13So, yes.
01:00:16What nice buns, probably from the city.
01:00:20Why isn't there a knife here?
01:00:22Because it's not a restaurant.
01:00:26I want to talk to you seriously.
01:00:29Helping the security forces is the duty of every citizen.
01:00:33Think about it.
01:00:35Whose side are you on?
01:00:37On the side of a traitor and a salesman, or honest people?
01:00:40On the side of the homeland that gives you life?
01:00:45Why are you protecting him?
01:00:47You said you only love your husband.
01:00:50Why isn't there a napkin here?
01:00:52I'm serious.
01:00:54My mom said you can't say serious things while eating, because it's bad for your health.
01:00:59Listen.
01:01:01If you cooperate with us,
01:01:04you'll show minimum good will.
01:01:06You'll be treated much more gently.
01:01:11And what will I get for that?
01:01:13A napkin?
01:01:14I'm serious.
01:01:15So what?
01:01:16I really like sweets.
01:01:19You'll get a permission to eat,
01:01:21a package of letters from home.
01:01:23Does that work for you?
01:01:24And what will you get for that?
01:01:26An advanced manager of a bathhouse?
01:01:28Stop talking to me like that! I'm not your friend!
01:01:31Why are you so brave?
01:01:33You bastard.
01:01:35Fascist bitch.
01:01:37I wanted to make up with you, but I see you prefer something else.
01:01:39Major will teach you a lesson.
01:01:41He should teach you a lesson.
01:01:43You know I feel sorry for you.
01:01:49Major, the interrogator refuses to testify.
01:01:54It's best to put a noose around it,
01:01:56but it really helps.
01:02:09Take him away.
01:02:19Take him away.
01:02:21Take him away.
01:02:35Citizen Major, I report that Szynerd Mirosławy has been brought in.
01:02:43Read it.
01:02:46Szynerd Mirosławy...
01:02:48What?
01:02:50Speak up.
01:02:52Together with Antonina Dziwisz, Major's lover...
01:02:55Can't you read louder?
01:02:57I went to the contact point where a liaison was waiting for us.
01:03:01Antonin Dziwisz gave the order to gather information
01:03:05in a military unit for French interrogation.
01:03:08French interrogation?
01:03:11Yes.
01:03:13She says black, and you say white.
01:03:16Mira, why did you do it?
01:03:18Did they force you?
01:03:20Speak up. Did we force you?
01:03:24Admit it. The sentence won't be long, just a few years.
01:03:27They forced you.
01:03:32I had to.
01:03:35Really.
01:03:37Take him to the bathroom.
01:03:39What are you talking about?
01:03:41You had to. You signed it with your own hand.
01:03:43Not this one. This one.
01:03:52So? Will you sign it?
01:04:01Don't be stupid. Sign it and it'll be over.
01:04:04Everything.
01:04:06The people's authority won't fuck with whores like you.
01:04:17Get undressed.
01:04:22Get naked.
01:04:37So?
01:04:40You fucking whore.
01:04:42You think you can get me out of here?
01:04:47If you don't sign it now, I'll shoot you like a dog.
01:04:53I'll count to five.
01:04:55One.
01:04:58Two.
01:05:01Three.
01:05:04Three.
01:05:07Four.
01:05:33Five.
01:05:47Get undressed.
01:05:59Fucking whores.
01:06:02Fucking whores.
01:06:06Fucking provocateurs.
01:06:12Fucking whores.
01:06:17Fucking whores.
01:06:22You can't believe all this bullshit.
01:06:26Fucking whores.
01:06:28What's going on?
01:06:30I can see we didn't take you properly.
01:06:32But you'll say everything anyway.
01:06:34It's just a matter of method.
01:06:36What the fuck are you talking about?
01:06:38You can't force me to do anything.
01:06:40You have too little imagination.
01:06:42Shut up!
01:06:44Gestapo!
01:06:46If we didn't take you properly, it's only because we're human.
01:06:49Gestapo!
01:06:51Were there people in the Gestapo too?
01:06:53You stupid girl.
01:06:55What do you know about the Gestapo?
01:06:57What was that? A bunker? A column?
01:06:59Pouring water on the frost?
01:07:01Death in a gas chamber?
01:07:17I'm tired.
01:07:19Don't come back until you sign.
01:07:28You can go for a walk.
01:07:30You'll sign everything sooner or later.
01:07:35You have no reason to defend yourself.
01:07:40It's better to do it sooner,
01:07:42because then you'll save a bit of health.
01:07:48Nobody's standing behind you.
01:07:50You can go.
01:07:53Nobody's standing behind you.
01:07:55What would give you strength?
01:07:57No great idea.
01:08:01You think you'll become a hero.
01:08:04You don't become a hero out of stupidity,
01:08:06or by accident,
01:08:08but thanks to a great idea you're defending.
01:08:10And what idea are you defending?
01:08:12You want to die in order, but in the name of what?
01:08:15For whom? For a traitor and a salesman?
01:08:18For whom? For a traitor and a salesman?
01:08:23Only those who have a great idea stand behind me,
01:08:26and those who follow the flow of history must die.
01:08:30Nobody will remember them.
01:08:35We're all like in a car on a bend.
01:08:38One wrong move and we all fall out.
01:08:40Try to understand that.
01:08:43If now, at this stage,
01:08:45when our system is still young, unbroken,
01:08:48our enemies managed to find one crack,
01:08:51it could turn out to be fatal.
01:08:54Try to understand that.
01:09:01Eat!
01:09:03I can't.
01:09:07You can put the dumplings in the oven.
01:09:12Higher.
01:09:14Stop singing.
01:09:21Stop singing!
01:09:23I don't have time.
01:09:27Stop singing!
01:09:31Stop singing!
01:09:37What do you think?
01:09:39I can bring a man from the street
01:09:41to do whatever I want.
01:09:43Ada, it's not right.
01:09:45It can't be like this.
01:09:51Ada, it's not right.
01:09:54It can't be like this.
01:10:02Ada, Ada, it's not right.
01:10:08It can't be like this.
01:10:14It can't be like this.
01:10:19Ada, it's not right.
01:10:38Ah!
01:10:40Ah!
01:10:45Ah!
01:10:50Ah!
01:11:02Ah!
01:11:09Ah!
01:11:11Ah!
01:11:13Ah!
01:11:17Ah!
01:11:22Ah!
01:11:24Ah!
01:11:26Ah!
01:11:38Ah!
01:11:53Ah!
01:11:59Ah!
01:12:38I don't know what you're talking about.
01:12:41I don't know what you're talking about.
01:12:44I don't know what you're talking about.
01:12:47I don't know what you're talking about.
01:12:50I don't know what you're talking about.
01:12:53I don't know what you're talking about.
01:12:56I don't know what you're talking about.
01:12:59I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:02I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:05I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:08I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:11I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:14I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:17I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:20I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:23I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:26I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:29I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:32I don't know what you're talking about.
01:13:35I don't know...
01:13:37Have you done anything?
01:13:39I don't…
01:13:45– I'm scared. – It's okay.
01:13:49– I'm scared. – Don't be.
01:13:53I'm scared. It's just a dream.
01:13:56– What dream? – I'm scared.
01:13:59It's a dream. No. I don't want to wake up. No.
01:14:19What time is it?
01:14:24Five.
01:14:26Five in the evening or five in the morning?
01:14:30Five in the morning.
01:14:36I'll tell the Major you let me sleep.
01:14:40He'll choose someone who won't.
01:14:46Why did you do it?
01:14:55No.
01:15:21I don't want to force you to testify.
01:15:25I want you to admit to your guilt.
01:15:29What guilt?
01:15:31Do you believe in all this?
01:15:35You need to understand that...
01:15:39...for public affairs...
01:15:42...for state affairs...
01:15:44...sometimes you need to sacrifice a personal interest.
01:15:48Sometimes even a friendship.
01:15:51Maybe you would, but I don't know anyone who would say that.
01:15:56Amira Scheinberg?
01:16:01I want you to believe that everyone around me is a pig.
01:16:04If they betrayed me, I should betray them too.
01:16:09You don't know my friends, my husband.
01:16:11There are people who don't betray.
01:16:14You're still very naive.
01:16:17There is no impartiality.
01:16:23In the camp...
01:16:25...what was fair for some...
01:16:28...was a complete betrayal for others.
01:16:32Besides, people behave much worse than you think.
01:16:36All of them.
01:16:40Are you afraid?
01:16:43Yes.
01:16:44Then yes.
01:16:46I'm afraid.
01:16:47I'm afraid too.
01:16:49Of what?
01:16:51Of death?
01:16:53No.
01:16:55Of loneliness.
01:16:58Do you believe in God?
01:17:01I don't know.
01:17:02Then why do you endure all this?
01:17:06You know...
01:17:08...I always felt bad at school.
01:17:10My parents sent me to work in Warsaw.
01:17:14My whole family died in Lviv.
01:17:16I saved my life.
01:17:20When the uprising broke out, I fell in love with a boy.
01:17:23His nickname was Dzik.
01:17:24I don't know.
01:17:25Anyway, that's what he told me.
01:17:28He impressed me a lot.
01:17:29He always wore a shiny uniform.
01:17:31He had a German machine gun on his neck.
01:17:33I liked him a lot.
01:17:37One night I ran away from the bakery.
01:17:39I went to his house.
01:17:41It was during the bombing.
01:17:43There was a lot of rubble.
01:17:47It was wonderful.
01:17:48For the first time.
01:17:51I was running back.
01:17:52I realized that everyone was working for me.
01:17:55I was having a good time.
01:18:00Suddenly I saw that the bakery was gone.
01:18:04Everything was in rubble.
01:18:06My friends...
01:18:10Do you know what I think?
01:18:13In spite of everything,
01:18:15you have to do stupid things and be capricious.
01:18:19Reason and obedience don't have to be rewarded.
01:18:25I think that's the only thing I believe in.
01:18:38I'd like to go back to CEL.
01:18:43I'd like to go back to CEL.
01:19:01Sergeant, are you all right?
01:19:04Stop!
01:19:11Cigarette?
01:19:12Yes, my dear.
01:19:14Mr. Major.
01:19:15Who are we taking it from?
01:19:17Nobody.
01:19:18Leave him alone.
01:19:19He must be stinking.
01:19:20What's stinking?
01:19:21I saw him in the corridor.
01:19:24Murawski.
01:19:27Give it to the patient.
01:19:28He'll get drunk.
01:19:29He'll get drunk.
01:19:32It's a pity for Trunek, Major.
01:19:34What's a pity for Trunek?
01:19:36Trunek, give it to me.
01:19:38Let me help you.
01:19:39I'm going.
01:19:49He'll get drunk.
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01:19:54Gentlemen!
01:19:56100 years!
01:19:57100 years!
01:19:59100 years!
01:20:01100 years!
01:20:27100 years!
01:20:46Don't kill me, people.
01:20:49I want to live!
01:20:51Let me go, Major!
01:20:53No!
01:20:57I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry
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01:21:44foreign
01:21:57foreign
01:22:27foreign
01:22:57Some idiotic breakfast, some theatre, what is this?
01:23:00A brothel or what?
01:23:27Where is Mira?
01:23:50Mira was released.
01:23:52She was released.
01:23:56Good.
01:24:07I can't stand it any longer.
01:24:17Let me go! Stop! Let me go! I'm innocent!
01:24:21Let me go!
01:24:23Let me go! Mom!
01:24:28Let me go!
01:24:34I wanted to inform you that I fully accept your investigation.
01:24:42Do you see the difference?
01:24:48How do you feel?
01:24:55Department? Come to me.
01:25:24Tadeusz, how are you feeling?
01:25:47Are you okay?
01:25:51I wrote many letters.
01:25:54Couldn't you? Couldn't you answer?
01:26:00What's going on, Tania?
01:26:07You see, it's like this.
01:26:09For the first few days, I didn't know what had happened.
01:26:13I thought it was death, some kind of misfortune.
01:26:19I thought I was going to go crazy.
01:26:24And then, after a few hours of revision,
01:26:29I was finally called to Koszykowo for security.
01:26:33One of the officers explained to me, the lieutenant,
01:26:37that you were suspected of espionage.
01:26:41I didn't believe it.
01:26:43I still don't believe it.
01:26:47He showed me your confession.
01:26:49With your signature.
01:26:54Tania, how could you?
01:26:57You were Olga's lover.
01:27:01You slept with Fitusz Lemański.
01:27:04There were so many of them.
01:27:07So cold.
01:27:09So easily.
01:27:12Didn't you think, at that moment,
01:27:15that I was your husband?
01:27:20I'll never forgive you.
01:27:23So thoughtlessly.
01:27:25You ruined our marriage.
01:27:29So coldly, so cynically.
01:27:34Tania.
01:27:37I hate you.
01:27:39I hate you. I don't want to see you.
01:27:42That's why I came here, to tell you this.
01:27:48Because we can still get a civil divorce.
01:27:54That's all.
01:27:59Tania, at least tell me
01:28:03that you...
01:28:10Nothing.
01:28:14Thank you.
01:28:33Stop.
01:28:35Let's go to my office.
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