Miasto
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00:00:00This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:00:30This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:01:00This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:01:30This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:02:00This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:02:30This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:03:00This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:03:30This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:04:00This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:04:30This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:05:00This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:05:30This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:06:00This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:06:30This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:07:01Oh!
00:07:04Stop! Stop!
00:07:06Stop!
00:07:29Stop! Stop!
00:07:36Stop!
00:07:37Stop!
00:08:02Attention!
00:08:04Run!
00:08:06Now it's my turn!
00:08:07Me too!
00:08:08You were twice in a row!
00:08:09I'll just get to the zombie and let you go!
00:08:11Over.
00:08:33Run!
00:08:46Run!
00:08:51It's me!
00:08:54It's me!
00:08:55Go downstairs!
00:08:56Oh no!
00:08:57Roch, you haven't changed a bit!
00:08:58I'll feed you!
00:08:59Cordel, you haven't changed a bit!
00:09:00But leave me alone, man!
00:09:01And who's that?
00:09:02If I told you it was Harry Potter, you wouldn't believe me anyway.
00:09:04Dear Roch.
00:09:05Cordel.
00:09:06Cordel, actually. I'm looking for a chest, after Grandpa Hieronymus.
00:09:10Cordel!
00:09:13Hide!
00:09:33Mom forbade Grandpa to get close to our dog!
00:09:35Dear Roch!
00:09:36Cordel!
00:09:37Cordel, look, I'll pay you for this chest!
00:09:39I don't have any chest!
00:09:40I'll pay you for any information that leads me to him!
00:09:42A hundred!
00:09:43What?
00:09:44A hundred for info!
00:09:45This is a family matter, young man!
00:09:46It's best to take a picture with your family.
00:09:48Let Grandpa go already!
00:09:49Where's my wallet?
00:09:51I lost my wallet!
00:09:52I lost my wallet!
00:09:53I lost my wallet!
00:09:54I lost my wallet!
00:09:55I lost my wallet!
00:09:56I lost my wallet!
00:09:57I lost my wallet!
00:09:58I lost my wallet!
00:09:59I lost my wallet!
00:10:00I lost my wallet!
00:10:01I lost my wallet!
00:10:02With documents and keys.
00:10:06Museum.
00:10:08I had to go to the museum.
00:10:09What were you doing there?
00:10:10What kind of exhibit was it?
00:10:11I won't get home.
00:10:12Shall we bet?
00:10:14That you'll get home.
00:10:15What if I do?
00:10:20You taught me bad things.
00:10:21I mean, my uncle's son.
00:10:22I mean, my mom's brother.
00:10:23He started with a car,
00:10:24and then he advanced to scrap metal.
00:10:26When he gets out of jail in two years,
00:10:27he'll teach me how to steal wallets.
00:10:29You've found yourself a bunch of friends.
00:10:31We're a very decent family, young man.
00:10:34Decent, I can see that.
00:10:43They didn't go this way.
00:10:53Yes, the window!
00:10:56They came down from the roof!
00:10:58Clever!
00:10:59Not only did they open the door,
00:11:00but they also locked the door behind them.
00:11:02Professionals!
00:11:04They came from the museum.
00:11:05They're following me.
00:11:06They'll find out about the treasure for sure.
00:11:07The treasure?
00:11:09Stop!
00:11:10Police!
00:11:11You are suspected of breaking into the Museum of Culture
00:11:13and National Heritage on Afrikaanska Street.
00:11:15But gentlemen,
00:11:16this is a violation of my personal privacy!
00:11:18And the theft of historic shoes
00:11:19from the Second World War to the railway.
00:11:21But these were my family shoes!
00:11:23Anyway, my uncle showed them to me.
00:11:24And the destruction of the cultural property
00:11:26of the Polish state.
00:11:27But I was involved!
00:11:28Gentlemen, please listen to him!
00:11:30Everyone was involved!
00:11:31Let's go!
00:11:32At a great price!
00:11:33Gentlemen, it was a mistake!
00:11:35Everyone was involved!
00:11:36What?
00:11:37The holidays are just getting started!
00:11:54It was a real vision.
00:11:55Don't take it as a vision.
00:11:56That's how I am sometimes.
00:11:57Don't ask me, but that's how I am.
00:11:58That's what I'm asking.
00:11:59I also had visions about you,
00:12:00but don't even ask me.
00:12:01That's what I'm asking.
00:12:02Unless you really want to know.
00:12:03No!
00:12:07He jumped under the wheels!
00:12:08Did you see him jump?
00:12:09This time it wasn't my fault!
00:12:15It's some kind of smear.
00:12:16Again.
00:12:18Caratka.
00:12:19Caratka!
00:12:20Caratka!
00:12:21Caratka!
00:12:22Caratka!
00:12:23Caratka.
00:12:24I'm calling.
00:12:30Hello?
00:12:31Aspirant Zbigniew Kowalski.
00:12:32Please take Caratka to...
00:12:34to Młyńska Street.
00:12:35There's a police station here,
00:12:36there's a prison here,
00:12:37and there's...
00:12:38there's a court here.
00:12:39What are you doing here?
00:12:40I'm saving you!
00:12:41I thought you were going to die of boredom during the holidays.
00:12:42Yes.
00:12:43As soon as possible.
00:12:44Damn.
00:12:45I don't think he's breathing.
00:12:46Keep your mouth shut.
00:12:47Me?
00:12:48Who jumped on him?
00:12:49He jumped on me.
00:12:50Don't argue.
00:12:53Oh, my God.
00:12:59Why did I hurt your body?
00:13:02I had it on a scale.
00:13:16Someone tell me what's going on here!
00:13:17There's a police station here,
00:13:18there's a prison here,
00:13:19there's a court here,
00:13:20and there's a court here.
00:13:22To Półtuska?
00:13:23Do I have to take someone to Półtuska
00:13:24with my spine?
00:13:25We need a car.
00:13:26I have a head injury.
00:13:27That's a big deal.
00:13:28This guy jumped on a corpse.
00:13:29He pushed me with his ankle.
00:13:30He doesn't have a car.
00:13:31I have a sprained spine for that.
00:13:32Take an aspirin,
00:13:33it'll make you feel better.
00:13:34I feel better from sitting.
00:13:35This guy doesn't even have a driving license.
00:13:37Oh, they took mine, too.
00:13:38This is a treasure.
00:13:39Look at my mouth, man.
00:13:41A treasure.
00:13:42Do you know what a treasure is?
00:13:43Gold, diamonds and diamonds.
00:13:45You know this guy, don't you?
00:13:46His father died last month.
00:13:47I left his books in his shed.
00:13:49Do you know what was in those books?
00:13:50A diary.
00:13:51His grandfather, Hieronymus.
00:13:52Hieronymus wrote that
00:13:53during World War II
00:13:54he found a treasure.
00:13:55A treasure that made him
00:13:56the richest man in Europe.
00:13:57And the instructions to get to the treasure
00:13:58were hidden in his soldier's shoes.
00:14:00The shoes ended up in the museum,
00:14:01so this guy broke into the museum
00:14:02to steal them.
00:14:03But it turned out
00:14:04that it wasn't the shoes.
00:14:05There were two numbers too small.
00:14:06Hieronymus had a legendary big foot,
00:14:07which means that the real shoes
00:14:08must still be in his shed,
00:14:09which was left in an old house in Półtuska.
00:14:11There were also two guys
00:14:12who wanted to steal the shoes
00:14:13from the museum
00:14:14and then broke into
00:14:15this guy's apartment.
00:14:16I'm telling you about them now.
00:14:18And now he's got not only the police
00:14:19on his tail,
00:14:20but also two fake mafiosi.
00:14:22You're leaving, aren't you?
00:14:24Well, see you tomorrow.
00:14:25Leave at six.
00:14:26And go eat breakfast
00:14:27so that your stomach doesn't get worse.
00:14:29It's better if you buy me diapers
00:14:30because I have neurotic depression.
00:14:37But I'm getting better.
00:14:48Aspirant Andrzejewski.
00:14:49Yes, sir.
00:14:50Do Cornel's parents live here?
00:14:52There are no parents.
00:14:53I mean, they went on a trip.
00:14:54The Wondomyńska Service.
00:14:56Gaborowicz.
00:14:57Mazowiecki, actually.
00:14:58And you are?
00:15:00I'm a babysitter.
00:15:02Actually, I'm a midwife.
00:15:04Actually, something in between.
00:15:05It's all legal.
00:15:07Would you like to talk to the boy?
00:15:12Cornel?
00:15:14Cornel, someone's here for you.
00:15:18Cornel, get up!
00:15:22Cornel!
00:15:38It says he went to Półtusk
00:15:40with some uncle, Dionizym.
00:15:42Dionizym?
00:15:44Oh no.
00:15:45To Półtusk?
00:15:48Where exactly?
00:16:13Never again!
00:16:15Never again!
00:16:18Cornel, give me the bag!
00:16:48Give me the bag!
00:16:58I'm allergic to rust.
00:17:01Check the corks.
00:17:02Maybe there's some electricity left.
00:17:18No.
00:17:39Do you have this suitcase?
00:17:40No.
00:17:41The white lady.
00:17:43Now the whole city knows.
00:17:44Do you hear me?
00:17:46It's her.
00:17:48When I was five or six years old,
00:17:49I used to go to the attic every night.
00:18:19Who's there?
00:18:20I think it's Mateusz.
00:18:21Who?
00:18:22My second uncle.
00:18:23He always says he'll give your skin to the drug dealers after he dies.
00:18:25He hasn't spoken to us for a long time.
00:18:27I'm going.
00:18:28I can't stress.
00:18:32I'm going.
00:18:33I'm going.
00:18:34I'm going.
00:18:35I'm going.
00:18:36I'm going.
00:18:37I'm going.
00:18:38I'm going.
00:18:39I'm going.
00:18:40I'm going.
00:18:41I'm going.
00:18:42I'm going.
00:18:43I'm going.
00:18:44I'm going.
00:18:45I'm going.
00:18:46I'm going.
00:18:48Dad!
00:18:53Ah!
00:19:18Dad?
00:19:19Dad?
00:19:22Dad?
00:19:23What's wrong?
00:19:24It's worse than you thought.
00:19:26Do you want your parents to get a heart attack?
00:19:28Run away from home?
00:19:29It's just a short trip.
00:19:30I've been waiting all night.
00:19:31It took a little longer to get here.
00:19:32Two days?
00:19:33Cyprian drives very carefully.
00:19:35He's a gentleman.
00:19:38We got together a few times.
00:19:40They didn't let us in the bus stop.
00:19:42You should get to know each other.
00:19:43This is Cyprian, and this is...
00:19:45We're going back to Gliwice.
00:19:46Right.
00:19:48We're going back to Gliwice.
00:19:49Right.
00:19:51We're going back to Gliwice.
00:19:54Let's go.
00:19:58There's a light.
00:20:00So you convinced him to do this.
00:20:04The legendary uncle Dionysus,
00:20:06known as the bald lunatic.
00:20:08Good day.
00:20:09No one's going to...
00:20:11We're getting 25%!
00:20:1215%!
00:20:1315% for me?
00:20:14And 10% for me, plus your 15% commission.
00:20:16Young man...
00:20:17I just got the car and I'm helping.
00:20:19And for me?
00:20:2015% of what?
00:20:2125%!
00:20:22I'm not going to Gliwice.
00:20:23I'm going to the bazaar.
00:20:24You're going to the bazaar for the money?
00:20:2620% of what?
00:20:27The treasure!
00:20:32Kornel, say goodbye to your friends
00:20:34and the family's black sheep.
00:20:36Wait a minute.
00:20:37Where's the trunk?
00:20:38It's not here.
00:20:39But it's in Pokoszkiew.
00:20:40You should go to the medical school.
00:20:41Rochu.
00:20:42Kornel.
00:20:43I mean, Kornel.
00:20:44Who lived in this house after you?
00:20:45You're making a joke.
00:20:46I know.
00:20:47But what is it about?
00:20:48It's about a legendary trunk.
00:20:50I don't think that's what you're talking about.
00:20:52What happened to it?
00:20:53Why is everyone asking about the trunk today?
00:20:55What?
00:20:56Did someone else ask?
00:20:58Did someone take it?
00:20:59I took it, but I don't have it anymore.
00:21:01It's too late.
00:21:02What did you do with it?
00:21:03Did you burn it?
00:21:04Did you burn it?
00:21:05He gave it to the museum.
00:21:06He didn't even ask his family for permission.
00:21:08Sir, I want to see it.
00:21:09We're going to the museum in a minute.
00:21:11Last time you took it to the museum...
00:21:12It's not here.
00:21:13...the letters were chasing you.
00:21:14The letters are chasing me?
00:21:15What do you have to do to keep him quiet?
00:21:16The letters are chasing me?
00:21:17A small misunderstanding.
00:21:19The young man's beard is just an orange juice.
00:21:22I'm allergic to fruit.
00:21:23Be a man and fight!
00:21:30Sold!
00:21:31The statue of the unfaithful woman and the fashion of Poland
00:21:33goes to you with number 16.
00:21:35Another legendary trunk.
00:21:37A veteran of the war.
00:21:38The price is 600 zlotys.
00:21:41Who wants more?
00:21:42700 zlotys.
00:21:43800 zlotys.
00:21:45Who wants more?
00:21:46800 zlotys.
00:21:47800 zlotys for the first time.
00:21:48The statue of the unfaithful woman with number 9.
00:21:49900 zlotys.
00:21:50Who wants more?
00:21:51900 zlotys.
00:21:52The statue of the unfaithful woman with number 19.
00:21:531,000 zlotys.
00:21:541,000 zlotys for the first time.
00:21:55We can't handle one thing.
00:21:56If Hieronymus found the treasure,
00:21:57why didn't he bring it home?
00:21:58There was a war, dear boy.
00:21:59Then there was a constant threat from the Soviets.
00:22:01It's still not time for people with a belt.
00:22:03I suspect that Hieronymus either left the treasure
00:22:05where he found it,
00:22:06or he hid it completely...
00:22:08I'm very sorry.
00:22:11Where are you in such a hurry?
00:22:12To the zoo, at least.
00:22:13To the museum.
00:22:14I mean, to the museum, right, Roch?
00:22:16Cornell!
00:22:17Cornell.
00:22:18Roch is the other one.
00:22:19The museum is bankrupt.
00:22:20You can't get out of culture today.
00:22:23They sell everything to the bare walls.
00:22:25And if you're in a hurry,
00:22:26maybe even at the end of the auction...
00:22:28My wife called.
00:22:29She said she bought a nice basket
00:22:31for a few hundred.
00:22:35Sold!
00:22:37The historic suitcase goes to you with number 9.
00:22:41The next item is a perfectly preserved piano
00:22:43from the early occupation.
00:22:45It sounds and plays wonderfully.
00:22:47Mrs. Aleksandra.
00:23:10Is the foie gras from the organic crops?
00:23:13It is.
00:23:14Organic means organic.
00:23:15You know,
00:23:16organic means...
00:23:17Either you order now,
00:23:18or we're leaving.
00:23:19We're leaving!
00:23:20No, no, I'm ordering.
00:23:21I'm ordering.
00:23:22But I don't eat unproven things.
00:23:24Maybe a word more
00:23:25about the transport of these products.
00:23:27Dear sir,
00:23:28but always better than a ship.
00:23:30And shake this food
00:23:31all over the place.
00:23:32Wait!
00:23:44The stolen goods!
00:23:45The stolen goods are being sold!
00:23:47The stolen goods are being sold!
00:23:58I'm taking Cornelia and going back to Gliwice.
00:24:00No discussion.
00:24:01I'm not discussing.
00:24:02I have weak nerves, doctor.
00:24:03I'm not stressed.
00:24:08Step aside!
00:24:09Do you have a driving license?
00:24:15Stop!
00:24:24This is a robbery!
00:24:25A murderous robbery!
00:24:26A key, a screwdriver,
00:24:27a hair clipper.
00:24:33Who are you?
00:24:34I'm in love with dust.
00:24:35Max, stop the car!
00:24:37Look at the road!
00:24:38Look at the road!
00:24:41It's not there.
00:24:42It's not there.
00:24:43There are no shoes.
00:24:46Where are the shoes?
00:24:47Stop the car!
00:24:48Wait, wait.
00:24:49Stop the car!
00:24:51Isn't that Cornel?
00:24:52It's me, Cornel.
00:24:53Stop the car!
00:24:55Dust.
00:24:56Dust?
00:24:57Dust!
00:24:58Look at the road!
00:24:59What is this dust doing in my pocket?
00:25:00He must be digging in it.
00:25:10What does he have on his feet?
00:25:11Hieronymus' shoes.
00:25:12It's his costume for the play
00:25:13Three Musketeers Romantic Reveal.
00:25:14A scandal!
00:25:15Hieronymus' shoes
00:25:16on the feet of an amateur actor?
00:25:17Where is he now?
00:25:18He's driving around the country
00:25:19with a romantic reveal.
00:25:20He's showing up at camps,
00:25:21concerts,
00:25:22wherever they let him in.
00:25:23Now he's probably...
00:25:24In a castle at the seaside.
00:25:25In Masuria.
00:25:26What was his name?
00:25:27In this outfit?
00:25:38I'm here against my will.
00:25:39Young lady, I promise
00:25:40we'll send you back to Gliwice
00:25:41as soon as I get my shoes back.
00:25:43You mean Hieronymus' shoes?
00:25:45Can you not interfere, young man?
00:25:59I can't drive.
00:26:00Cornel's parents will find out.
00:26:01I know.
00:26:02I get a warning from this.
00:26:03Let's see.
00:26:04Let's see.
00:26:35Aramis?
00:26:36Oh!
00:26:37I see you know your enemies.
00:26:38Finally!
00:26:39I don't need them
00:26:40to smooth
00:26:41your disgusting face.
00:26:42No one will win.
00:26:43Target in sight.
00:26:44Richard, no!
00:26:45One for all,
00:26:46all for one!
00:27:05Get the swords,
00:27:06musketeers
00:27:07and an auguard.
00:27:11Because you have a spirit
00:27:12and a heart
00:27:13that's worth something.
00:27:16There should be a break soon.
00:27:17I'm going to talk to him.
00:27:18That's not a good idea.
00:27:19Roch is a very original person.
00:27:21We need to know how to approach him.
00:27:22I'll approach him.
00:27:23Have you seen what he does
00:27:24with those shoes?
00:27:25He runs, jumps,
00:27:26he even kicked a goat once.
00:27:27Such an approach won't work.
00:27:28Not even a little.
00:27:29Not in your case.
00:27:30What do I lack?
00:27:31Proper shoes.
00:27:32Sorcella is right.
00:27:33With Roch you need to be a girl.
00:27:34Or at least a woman.
00:27:35Let's see.
00:27:39What?
00:27:42Long live, long live,
00:27:44long live Roch!
00:27:45No, no, no.
00:27:46Please, you have to
00:27:47seduce him.
00:27:48Seduce?
00:27:49I won't seduce anyone
00:27:50and I won't seduce.
00:27:51Let alone seduce.
00:27:55Why not?
00:27:58Because?
00:27:59Not every girl can do it.
00:28:00Not every girl,
00:28:01but a woman.
00:28:03Do you think I don't know
00:28:04how to seduce a guy?
00:28:12It's not over yet.
00:28:14Give it to him.
00:28:19Dude, it's a massacre.
00:28:20Put the fly out
00:28:21and he'll fly to the middle.
00:28:22The last season
00:28:23and I'm done with it.
00:28:24It was raining again.
00:28:25And no one likes Richelieu.
00:28:26It's a massacre.
00:28:27But dude,
00:28:28it's going to be a hit in a minute.
00:28:29Shut up.
00:28:30But dude,
00:28:31it's going to be a hit in a minute.
00:28:32I've been listening to it for a year.
00:28:33Dude,
00:28:34there was supposed to be money
00:28:35and there wasn't.
00:28:36There was supposed to be fans
00:28:37and there wasn't.
00:28:38There was supposed to be autographs
00:28:39and there wasn't.
00:28:40I'm sorry, gentlemen.
00:28:41I'm sorry I'm so late,
00:28:42but I'm afraid
00:28:43I won't make it.
00:28:44Can I ask for an autograph?
00:28:48You mean
00:28:49you liked it?
00:28:52I fell in love
00:28:53with this art.
00:28:57This is shameless
00:28:58use of the innocent.
00:28:59Silence!
00:29:02And who did you like more?
00:29:03D'Ardagnan of New York
00:29:04or Cardinal Richelieu?
00:29:05Don't bother, gentlemen.
00:29:06Please, I'll make you an autograph.
00:29:08I'll make you an autograph.
00:29:09Did you mention
00:29:10that I'm a co-producer
00:29:11and co-director of this art?
00:29:12And it's said
00:29:13it's your last season.
00:29:14I invite you to the dressing room.
00:29:15There we will complete
00:29:16all the formalities.
00:29:17Welcome
00:29:18on behalf of the company
00:29:19of the man
00:29:20Dębowski,
00:29:21company ZOO.
00:29:22We would like to express
00:29:23special appreciation
00:29:24for your cultural activity
00:29:26and as part of our appreciation
00:29:28we would like to help
00:29:29with the modest sponsoring
00:29:31of a sweater,
00:29:32a hat,
00:29:33cotton socks
00:29:34by Elastic
00:29:35and shoes.
00:29:36I told you
00:29:37it would be a success
00:29:38and you wanted to give up.
00:29:39That's an exaggeration.
00:29:40Why didn't Richelieu get a costume?
00:29:41Because D'Ardagnan
00:29:42is generally liked
00:29:43and Richelieu
00:29:44is a black character.
00:29:45But Richelieu
00:29:46is a historical figure.
00:29:47He dies at the end.
00:29:48People are crying.
00:29:49We also have
00:29:50a difficult financial situation.
00:29:51Man, really.
00:29:52The company Dębowski
00:29:53of the company ZOO is...
00:29:54You know,
00:29:55we have one stream for now
00:29:56but in the future...
00:29:57There will be no sponsoring!
00:29:58As a director,
00:29:59a co-director
00:30:00of this play
00:30:01I do not agree
00:30:02with Dębowski!
00:30:03Sponsoring!
00:30:04But this is my play
00:30:05and I just agree.
00:30:06Darling,
00:30:07dad is running away.
00:30:08What about the autograph?
00:30:09The break will be over soon.
00:30:10Right,
00:30:11dad is running away
00:30:12but I would suggest
00:30:13that you put on
00:30:14a sponsored costume
00:30:15by Dębowski
00:30:16of the company ZOO.
00:30:17First the autograph.
00:30:18But you are jealous.
00:30:19Don't do this!
00:30:20They manipulated you.
00:30:23Just look at her
00:30:24to know
00:30:25how to seduce
00:30:26everyone's ears.
00:30:27Take off your shoes.
00:30:28Wait a minute.
00:30:29Did I mention
00:30:30that I wanted
00:30:31this autograph
00:30:32on your beautiful
00:30:33historic shoes?
00:30:34It would be
00:30:35a great souvenir for me.
00:30:36Do you have money?
00:30:37Who has money?
00:30:38Shoes?
00:30:39The name on the right
00:30:40and the name on the left.
00:30:41It's already signed.
00:30:42Let's go.
00:30:43Dear nurse,
00:30:44how nice to see you!
00:30:45My Dionysus?
00:30:46I was just passing by
00:30:47and I heard it was you.
00:30:48I'm running a team
00:30:49a club
00:30:50with these
00:30:51nice young people.
00:30:52A club?
00:30:53A club?
00:30:54It used to be called
00:30:55Włóczykijów Club.
00:30:56Can you not
00:30:57interfere with a young man?
00:30:58Włóczykijów Club.
00:30:59Don't move!
00:31:00I'm from the museum.
00:31:01On the whiskers!
00:31:02On the whiskers!
00:31:03On the whiskers!
00:31:04On the whiskers!
00:31:05On the whiskers!
00:31:06And you, take off your shoes!
00:31:11You!
00:31:12You!
00:31:13You!
00:31:21Catch him!
00:31:22Catch him!
00:31:23No!
00:31:24I have to tell him, no!
00:31:27Why did you catch him?
00:31:28I'm sorry,
00:31:29it was my impulse.
00:31:30If he shoots you,
00:31:31you'll have an impulse.
00:31:37What a dog!
00:31:48Grzyma, Grzyma!
00:31:50Lie down!
00:31:51Lie down!
00:31:52Steal, steal
00:31:53Grandpa Hieronim's shoes!
00:31:54What Hieronim's?
00:31:55They were supposed to be mine,
00:31:56not his!
00:31:57I assure you,
00:31:58I came to you
00:31:59only by accident.
00:32:00Steal Grandpa Hieronim's notes!
00:32:01What?
00:32:02Grandpa Hieronim's shoes
00:32:03contained important notes.
00:32:05I know that.
00:32:06How do you know that?
00:32:08They were hidden
00:32:09in the sole of the shoes,
00:32:10the left shoe specifically.
00:32:11I discovered it by accident
00:32:12because it was very tight
00:32:13during the performances.
00:32:14But they weren't notes,
00:32:15they were poems.
00:32:16And I even
00:32:17allowed myself
00:32:18to use them in my art.
00:32:19A requiem
00:32:20for a dying cardinal.
00:32:22Exactly.
00:32:26Unknown son,
00:32:28beloved descendant,
00:32:31When the wars are over,
00:32:33behind the whirlwinds,
00:32:35the cross above your head
00:32:36will give you relief.
00:32:38To the north-west
00:32:39from the top of Stub-300
00:32:41take fifteen steps,
00:32:43where there is a rocky abyss.
00:32:45When the lion,
00:32:46the scorpion,
00:32:47the golden shield
00:32:48of the sun
00:32:49looks at the maple tree,
00:32:51you will see the head of a shadow.
00:32:54Then you will see
00:32:55the most precious treasure.
00:32:58What my life gave me
00:33:01I give to you as a gift.
00:33:07One, two, three, four!
00:33:12And then the referee dies.
00:33:15The best moment of the play.
00:33:16It's art.
00:33:18Pure poetry.
00:33:26So what?
00:33:27Do you want my copy
00:33:28as a souvenir
00:33:29with my autograph?
00:33:34It's hanging on me
00:33:35like a bat.
00:33:36Well, I don't have a smaller one.
00:33:38Write on my ball,
00:33:39young lady.
00:33:40And what about this code?
00:33:41What code?
00:33:42Well, this poem
00:33:43is not a poem,
00:33:44but a code
00:33:45of art.
00:33:46Do you agree, sir?
00:33:47A code!
00:33:48How do you know that?
00:33:49I educated him.
00:33:50You know too much.
00:33:51I don't know anything.
00:33:52He couldn't call me
00:33:53sir,
00:33:54or young lady.
00:33:55This code is terrible.
00:33:56Grandfather Hieronymus
00:33:57wrote it
00:33:58because he believed
00:33:59in his family.
00:34:00He was sure
00:34:01his descendants
00:34:02would be able
00:34:03to read it.
00:34:04Well,
00:34:05that was a long day.
00:34:06Time to sleep.
00:34:07Cornel!
00:34:08I still can't sleep.
00:34:15SNORING
00:34:45MUSIC
00:35:10Don't you sleep?
00:35:11No.
00:35:14I think so.
00:35:16Do you still remember him?
00:35:18Who do I remember?
00:35:19Grandfather Hieronymus.
00:35:22Go to sleep.
00:35:28What kind of question is that?
00:35:30Of course I remember.
00:35:32How can I not remember
00:35:33Grandfather Hieronymus?
00:35:37He used to sit like that.
00:35:39He had this
00:35:40old,
00:35:41folded chair.
00:35:42So old,
00:35:43creaky.
00:35:46He would sit on it
00:35:47and read.
00:35:49Or he would tell us
00:35:51stories about
00:35:53how life was
00:35:54in the past.
00:35:57When the second
00:35:58world war started
00:36:00he left with
00:36:01his wife to England.
00:36:04He joined the army.
00:36:06He was fighting
00:36:07against the Germans.
00:36:08After the war, he moved back to Poland with his grandmother.
00:36:13They never left Poltusk again.
00:36:16I wonder why he didn't come back for the treasure.
00:36:20My grandfather was a hero.
00:36:22I'll tell you a story.
00:36:25He hid a cherry tree in front of his grandmother.
00:36:29He couldn't keep it at home, because his grandmother knew every corner.
00:36:34That's why he hid a cherry tree in the forest.
00:36:39He told me about it, because I was his favourite grandson.
00:36:45I was a bit like him.
00:36:49He was a nice grandfather.
00:37:03I've got it!
00:37:09I've got it!
00:37:11I've seen something here.
00:37:15The Holy Cross.
00:37:17It's his drawing. He drew it as a hint.
00:37:20Do you see this signature?
00:37:21Hadek?
00:37:22Hieronymus Dionysius Kivalio.
00:37:24It has his name on it.
00:37:25He always signed like that.
00:37:27Do you know what it is?
00:37:28The Holy Cross rock.
00:37:30It's in Holstein, but I never knew what it was about.
00:37:33Listen to this poem.
00:37:35When the whirlwinds of war are over,
00:37:37the Holy Cross will add to your spirits.
00:37:39It's a whole story.
00:37:41To the north-west of the top of the Stup 300,
00:37:43take 15 steps across the cliff.
00:37:46When the gold shield of Lvas Korupiak changes,
00:37:48look at the meadow and look at the head of the shadow.
00:37:51The head of the shadow will show you the place.
00:37:53The place of the treasure's hiding.
00:37:55What does it mean when the gold shield of Lvas Korupiak changes?
00:37:58Yes, it means that when the sun finds itself...
00:38:00The star of Zvezda 2,
00:38:01from the 22nd of July to the 23rd of August.
00:38:03But we have the end of July.
00:38:05So what?
00:38:07Are we going for the treasure?
00:38:09No way.
00:38:10But young lady...
00:38:11Kornel, we're going back to the house.
00:38:13Now.
00:38:14I won't spend a minute longer with you.
00:38:16But I think you can give up.
00:38:18Give up?
00:38:19No way.
00:38:28Let's go.
00:38:29Let's go.
00:38:56Max! Max!
00:38:57I lost it!
00:39:01It's not funny, Max!
00:39:03Everything is under control.
00:39:24We're here.
00:39:26Just a few more steps.
00:39:44I can do it.
00:39:46200 feet from the summit to the north-west.
00:39:50There.
00:39:56There.
00:40:22Todoki, there's nothing here.
00:40:24That Hieronymus was bigger than all of you.
00:40:27My roots spoke for themselves.
00:40:36Maybe there's a fake treasure in this poem.
00:40:45Wait!
00:40:55I've got something!
00:41:09Ah, Hieronymus' camp.
00:41:11It always dragged him to the trunks.
00:41:14So many years in the ground and in pretty good shape.
00:41:18And too good.
00:41:21Veni, vidi, vici?
00:41:23The Loving Horn?
00:41:25I don't get it.
00:41:26Horn?
00:41:27I'm a cornel.
00:41:29He must have realized
00:41:31when he saw me
00:41:32that it's a big deal.
00:41:34That it's not just a poem.
00:41:37And a headache.
00:41:38We're going back to Gliwice.
00:41:39Of course we're going back, young lady.
00:41:41I think so.
00:41:42But first we'll find the horn.
00:41:44It must be somewhere nearby.
00:41:46No.
00:41:47No.
00:41:48Yes.
00:41:49Yes.
00:41:50How?
00:41:51How do you want to find it?
00:41:58What?
00:42:10A treasure map.
00:42:11Like in the movies.
00:42:20Hello?
00:42:23Hello, hello.
00:42:25Dude, it's authentic!
00:42:27What a surprise.
00:42:29I'm telling you, it's authentic.
00:42:30I saw a movie like that once.
00:42:32Dude, when they got to the treasure,
00:42:34it was all there.
00:42:35They have a map of the cherry bottle.
00:42:38I don't like it.
00:42:39You'll see the treasure,
00:42:40you'll feel better.
00:42:41Why do I always listen to you?
00:42:42Because I'm smarter.
00:42:43It was supposed to be a quick holiday trip.
00:42:45A short ball.
00:42:46It looks like a trot.
00:42:47You have to go to his room.
00:42:48I don't want to.
00:42:49Close the window.
00:42:50Treasures are cursed.
00:42:51Often.
00:42:52What do you choose?
00:42:53Mice bring bad luck.
00:42:54Do you understand?
00:42:55The window.
00:43:03So?
00:43:04They didn't find any treasure.
00:43:06I don't believe it.
00:43:07They found a map leading to the treasure.
00:43:08I knew it!
00:43:09Did you have to flirt so much
00:43:11to get such simple information?
00:43:13We have to get this map.
00:43:14Young lady, lock the door.
00:43:15It's in Kozik's pockets.
00:43:16It's in Kozik's pockets.
00:43:17Hotel Prestige, Myśliwskie 5.
00:43:19He invited me on a date.
00:43:21There's just one little problem.
00:43:24How many times do I have to go to the museum?
00:43:26Twice.
00:43:27Twice?
00:43:28With one month,
00:43:29I have to go to the museum twice.
00:43:31Do you understand?
00:43:40Does anyone have any ideas?
00:43:42Anyone except Max?
00:43:45So?
00:43:47Gentlemen?
00:43:48Any ideas?
00:43:58You know what to do.
00:43:59Corner to the pharmacy.
00:44:01The young lady called about the date.
00:44:03And you, Ceprian,
00:44:05just don't disturb.
00:44:14THE YOUNG LADY
00:44:16I don't understand.
00:44:20I'm telling you.
00:44:22On the way to the museum,
00:44:24you have to go,
00:44:25you have to go.
00:44:26You have to go.
00:44:27You have to go.
00:44:28The second time?
00:44:29Are you crazy?
00:44:30Are you out of your mind?
00:44:31The second time to the museum?
00:44:32The second time to the museum?
00:44:33The second time to the museum?
00:44:35THE YOUNG LADY
00:44:37THE YOUNG LADY
00:44:44What?
00:44:45Hotel service.
00:45:14The officers of the lower room.
00:45:39Excuse me?
00:45:41From the senior aspirant to the higher one, lower room.
00:45:44I'm on a business matter, actually.
00:45:46On a business matter.
00:45:48Room 313.
00:45:50I mean, I'm on a business matter to you.
00:45:53I need a key from the room of Cornel Kiewaj.
00:45:55Do you have an order?
00:45:57It's not quite a business matter.
00:46:00It's, so to speak, a business matter connected with a family matter,
00:46:04so to speak.
00:46:05I'm his nephew, I mean, uncle.
00:46:07Here you are.
00:46:09Dlony Kiewaj.
00:46:13I bought everything for him.
00:46:14Are you sure it's safe?
00:46:15Of course.
00:46:16He always has those holes when he can't sleep.
00:46:25What's that smell?
00:46:27The aroma of peanuts?
00:46:29I told you it's odorless.
00:46:30The others didn't have it.
00:46:31Let's hope it will fit the...
00:46:33Ostrich?
00:46:36He doesn't look like an ostrich.
00:46:42We'd better not risk it.
00:46:43Maybe he's somewhere in the middle of nowhere.
00:46:47We don't have anyone named Cornel Kiewaj here.
00:46:49Impossible.
00:46:50If you say we don't, it means...
00:46:51He has to be here.
00:46:53He's so dark, so shiny.
00:46:55Sometimes he dresses up as a musketeer.
00:46:57We have Rocha Kiewaj.
00:46:59Rocha.
00:47:00I told you Rocha.
00:47:01He's so dark, so shiny, he dresses up...
00:47:03You said Cornel.
00:47:05Cornel is my brother.
00:47:06Rocha is my sister.
00:47:07We're very close.
00:47:08So what?
00:47:09Give me the key.
00:47:35Give me the key.
00:48:06Give me the key.
00:48:16Give me the key.
00:48:20Obywatel!
00:48:21What's he doing on the roof?
00:48:27Exercising!
00:48:31Here?
00:48:33I'm on my way to the Tatra Mountains.
00:48:36I stopped for a while,
00:48:39because I have to train every day.
00:48:42And since there's no other place,
00:48:44I chose this one.
00:48:46That's why I had to choose this wall.
00:48:49You're being rude!
00:48:51The wall can damage the roof, the roofing and everything.
00:49:04Listen, I don't know how much you're interested in this,
00:49:07but I have an eye for it,
00:49:09and I have some experience.
00:49:11At the beginning, yes, there was a fight with myself,
00:49:13with the world, with art,
00:49:15but to be honest, I found my own language.
00:49:17I like poetry about contrasts.
00:49:33TATRA MOUNTAINS
00:49:56Leave me alone.
00:49:58Can't you see that the car has been restored?
00:50:02I didn't pay attention!
00:50:04I order you to stop training immediately,
00:50:06under the threat of a strict mandate.
00:50:08Can't you hear me?
00:50:10I can hear you.
00:50:12Listen to me.
00:50:14Yes, but it's only the law.
00:50:16The most important thing is the content and the history of the substance of the action.
00:50:19And the messages. The messages are very important,
00:50:21unless they are...
00:50:22Educational.
00:50:23Yes, educational.
00:50:25But I'll tell you a secret.
00:50:27Every time I write my article,
00:50:29I write it with my heart.
00:50:53TATRA MOUNTAINS
00:51:00TATRA MOUNTAINS
00:51:19Man, I had a breakdown at the museum again.
00:51:21Man, my head was blown out.
00:51:23But this time, I think we only have the guy.
00:51:25Maybe we'll take Zuki Wajło.
00:51:27He has a bald head,
00:51:29but I've never seen him look so different.
00:51:31He's got a beard, a moustache...
00:51:42Would you like something to drink?
00:51:44I have a drink.
00:51:52Mr. Inspector!
00:51:55We thought you were lost.
00:51:57Did you shave your beard? Very good.
00:51:59You look 20 years younger.
00:52:01Here you are.
00:52:04TATRA MOUNTAINS
00:52:24Younger aspirant,
00:52:26Aleksander Jeziorek.
00:52:34Thank you very much.
00:52:36Thank you.
00:52:38Excuse me.
00:52:44Thank you...
00:52:48Thank you very much.
00:52:50The regional award means a lot to me.
00:52:53Local community is the salt of the earth.
00:52:56I come from a small town.
00:52:58And on this occasion,
00:53:00I'd like to thank my mom and dad
00:53:02and all my family.
00:53:04I hope they didn't waste their efforts
00:53:06to get me out on the streets
00:53:08and to finally find myself
00:53:10on the right side of the police checkpoint.
00:53:13Not like my friend, Trzepak.
00:53:15Bravo!
00:53:19A home-made mousetrap!
00:53:21Gentlemen, who's set the mousetrap?
00:53:23Thank you very much.
00:53:32TATRA MOUNTAINS
00:54:03SNORING
00:54:09SNORING
00:54:11Not good, not good, not good.
00:54:13Last year, the adventure was based on sleeping.
00:54:16What a drama, Trzykowski.
00:54:26You know, I write all the time.
00:54:28I have to admit, it's stronger than me.
00:54:31I don't know what to do with it,
00:54:33but you'll see for yourself.
00:54:37Hey, man!
00:54:40Man, weren't you going to the movies?
00:54:45We've been driving all night.
00:54:47I'm a little tired.
00:54:49You're such a pain.
00:54:56What about the oysters?
00:54:58Haven't you ever eaten them?
00:55:00Try it.
00:55:01Thanks, I'm not hungry.
00:55:05Let's get back to the art.
00:55:10It's the safest under the mattress.
00:55:13I hid it somewhere.
00:55:15You know how it is.
00:55:17A good idea and easy to steal.
00:55:19Where is it?
00:55:21There it is.
00:55:24I got it.
00:55:29It's really delicious.
00:55:31Here.
00:55:32No, thank you.
00:55:47Back to the art.
00:55:49There are two female roles.
00:55:51And I see you as the Marquise de Fontaine.
00:56:04You were supposed to leave me alone.
00:56:06She went to her room with him.
00:56:08You upset her.
00:56:09You know you can't be upset.
00:56:11I'll join you in a minute, Lieutenant.
00:56:13Sergeant.
00:56:15Senior Sergeant.
00:56:22What's the meaning of this?
00:56:24And was she back on the wall?
00:56:26I cleaned the high-mountain wall.
00:56:28I forbade you to exercise at the hotel.
00:56:43These things are only in our division, gentlemen.
00:56:45Only in our division.
00:56:47Real police life.
00:56:49Real police life.
00:56:51This is police rock'n'roll, isn't it?
00:56:55And not like those poor people in Warsaw, right?
00:57:06Don't look down on me.
00:57:08Don't worry about me.
00:57:10My fate has long been judged.
00:57:12So, days and days, crazy wind,
00:57:14Blow and take me to the family side.
00:57:17Through the woods, mountains and the sky.
00:57:22Am I boring you?
00:57:23No, it's fascinating.
00:57:25Then listen to this.
00:57:26The Count falls on his knees and shouts
00:57:28Like a blow with a fiery fist to the skull.
00:57:31Don't do it, sir!
00:57:34This is not love.
00:57:35You have to wait for love.
00:57:37It's worth waiting.
00:57:38I can't do this anymore.
00:57:48We'll catch you, criminal.
00:57:50Even if you hide.
00:57:52Even if you hide.
00:57:55Oh, Mr. Sparrow!
00:58:02I'll kill you!
00:58:11Mrs. Anna!
00:58:13Mrs. Anna!
00:58:15Mrs. Anna, nice name.
00:58:17Mr. Sparrow!
00:58:19Mr. Sparrow!
00:58:21Mrs. Anna!
00:58:22Mrs. Anna!
00:58:23Mrs. Anna!
00:58:24Help!
00:58:25Mrs. Anna!
00:58:27Help!
00:58:28Help!
00:58:31Help!
00:58:32Mrs. Anna!
00:58:33We've been robbed!
00:58:34Mrs. Anna!
00:58:35Help!
00:58:36Help!
00:58:37He's a bigger macho than I thought.
00:58:45Let's go.
00:59:08Professor!
00:59:09Help!
00:59:10Help.
00:59:11Help!
00:59:12Help!
00:59:14I've been attacked!
00:59:21My map!
00:59:28A citizen is subject to a serious violation of private property.
00:59:31This is the third anniversary of the service of the uniformed.
00:59:35In my time, such people were immediately packed into the prison.
00:59:38Let the citizen come down immediately, because I'm writing a protocol.
00:59:44I'm writing a protocol.
00:59:51Enough! What kind of citizen stays in the room?
01:00:15Wait a minute!
01:00:18Smile!
01:00:28He's not here!
01:00:30Where's the map?
01:00:37A beer party!
01:00:44He's not here!
01:00:52My map!
01:01:15He jumped on me from the balcony, can you imagine that?
01:01:18Wait a minute!
01:01:20A dog jumped on me from the balcony.
01:01:22Maybe from the third floor?
01:01:29Name, surname, ID number and address of residence, please!
01:01:32Wenceslaw Nieszczególny! I can't take it anymore!
01:01:35Help me!
01:01:40Help me!
01:01:42I'm sorry.
01:02:00Is there a doctor here?
01:02:04Arrest them!
01:02:08Block the street!
01:02:13Arrest them!
01:02:23Police!
01:02:25Police!
01:02:41Police!
01:02:47Arrest this vehicle!
01:02:49Take them to the prosecutor!
01:02:55Arrest this vehicle!
01:03:25Arrest this vehicle!
01:03:33Watch out!
01:03:35I've almost got him, Mrs Dionisa!
01:03:41I've almost got him!
01:03:45What are you doing?
01:03:47Leave me alone!
01:03:49Leave him alone!
01:03:52What are you imagining?
01:03:55Max! Leave him alone!
01:03:57Leave him alone, Max!
01:04:09He jumped out of the car, did you see that?
01:04:11He jumped himself.
01:04:17Mrs Dionisa! I've got the map!
01:04:19I've got the map!
01:04:26I'm listening. I'm listening, explain yourself.
01:04:29I'm asking you about something.
01:04:31And you can carry people with your spine like that?
01:04:35Then I'll tell you something, and it won't be nice.
01:04:37I had to carry you for the last two days.
01:04:39I had to drive around in my Gruchota,
01:04:41listen to your virus-infested shingles,
01:04:43but I'm not going to do that!
01:04:45Shut up, now!
01:04:48I did what I did,
01:04:50because I had a reason to do it.
01:05:17I'm listening.
01:05:33Turn off the grill!
01:05:35Turn off the grill!
01:05:37Turn it off!
01:05:41Turn it off, Mr. Ahmed!
01:05:44Turn it off, Mr. Ahmed!
01:05:49I'm sorry, but I had a reason to do it.
01:06:13I'm sorry, but I had a reason to do it.
01:06:43I'm sorry, but I had a reason to do it.
01:07:05I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
01:07:07I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
01:07:13I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
01:07:15Turn off the grill!
01:07:17Water! Water!
01:07:23Give me water! Water!
01:07:25Water!
01:07:43Give me water! Water!
01:07:45Water!
01:07:47Water!
01:07:49Water!
01:07:51Water!
01:07:53Water!
01:08:13Water!
01:08:19Excuse me,
01:08:23Max wanted to tell you something.
01:08:27He wants to say he's very sorry.
01:08:29I don't want to see him anymore.
01:08:31But...
01:08:33He burned the map. He burned it.
01:08:35I told him to leave it, and he...
01:08:37It fell out of my hand.
01:08:39So why did you even touch it?
01:08:41It's a relic.
01:08:43Enough!
01:08:45The door is over there.
01:08:47Goodbye.
01:08:49Oh, God.
01:08:51Mr. Dionysus, I know...
01:08:53Goodbye, I said.
01:08:55Uncle.
01:09:01Max.
01:09:11Hey, Max.
01:09:13Max.
01:09:15He's right.
01:09:17He's wrong.
01:09:19I don't fit in here.
01:09:21What's wrong with that?
01:09:23You don't fit anywhere, just like me.
01:09:25I don't fit either.
01:09:27Porn doesn't fit either.
01:09:29But to change the subject and...
01:09:31He doesn't want to see me, and he has a reason.
01:09:33Give it to him and tell him you know where the treasure is.
01:09:35But I don't know where the treasure is.
01:09:37But I do.
01:09:39Do you have something to write?
01:10:09No, I don't.
01:10:39Go home.
01:10:47Go home, you!
01:10:49You're not in Gliwice yet?
01:10:51Miss, go!
01:10:53Something happened to the car?
01:10:55Where's Cyprian?
01:10:57He left you and didn't come back.
01:10:59We thought you'd come back to Gliwice together.
01:11:01No, he was going to come back to you and...
01:11:03He went to get the treasure, because he wants to steal it.
01:11:05What treasure, young man?
01:11:07What treasure?
01:11:09Grandpa Hieronim has the treasure.
01:11:11I told him where to look for it.
01:11:13Stop!
01:11:15Don't stop, something's wrong.
01:11:17Nothing's wrong, the map was just a cover, look.
01:11:19HK.
01:11:21Hieronim Kibajło, that's his signature.
01:11:23No, Grandpa Hieronim always signed HDK.
01:11:25HDK.
01:11:27Hieronim Dionisy Kibajło.
01:11:29That's right, he signed the map differently,
01:11:31because he was sure his descendants would guess
01:11:33that it was a false sign.
01:11:35What's this?
01:11:39A real bottle map.
01:11:41A bottle on a cherry tree.
01:11:43Grandpa Hieronim always hid bottles with cherries
01:11:45in a hole in the tree, right?
01:11:47But we never knew which one, I hid it from Grandma.
01:11:49There was a sticker on the bottle.
01:11:51A sticker.
01:11:53Did you take a look at that sticker?
01:11:55There was no time.
01:11:57Where's that bottle?
01:11:59I gave it to Cyprian before he ran away.
01:12:01Take me to the cemetery right away.
01:12:05Don't you think taking pictures is a cool hobby?
01:12:13There's a treasure hidden in that tree,
01:12:15all we have to do now is find that tree.
01:12:17Somewhere near our house in Poltuski.
01:12:19Before Cyprian gets there.
01:12:21No, it doesn't make sense, he's been there for a long time,
01:12:23he has his own vehicle license.
01:12:25Grandpa has good news, we're going back to Gliwice.
01:12:27You're moving.
01:12:29You're not moving.
01:12:31Let's go find that tree.
01:12:33Cyprian has a gentleman's license, he's in it.
01:12:35Let's chase him.
01:12:37Are you serious?
01:12:39First he kisses me,
01:12:41then he runs away.
01:12:43Mistake.
01:12:45Let's go.
01:12:47Okay.
01:12:49Let's just find a better vehicle license.
01:12:51To achieve the goal, there's only one tree left.
01:12:53And one Cyprian.
01:12:55I'll take care of him.
01:13:21Cyprian.
01:13:23Cyprian.
01:13:51Cyprian.
01:14:21Cyprian.
01:14:23Cyprian.
01:14:51Cyprian.
01:15:21Cyprian.
01:15:37Cyprian?
01:15:47Yes?
01:15:49Yes?
01:15:51Where is he?
01:15:53There.
01:15:55Cyprian?
01:15:57You're late.
01:15:59You're driving too slowly, bearded young man.
01:16:01This is our manor.
01:16:19Cyprian!
01:16:21What are you doing?
01:16:23Give up, bearded young man.
01:16:25Maybe I don't look like it,
01:16:27but when I was young, I was boxing.
01:16:29I was quite successful in this field.
01:16:31Anika, go away.
01:16:33Open the door.
01:16:35Open the door!
01:16:45What? Surprised?
01:16:47You wanted to arrest me?
01:16:49I ran away before they got to the First World.
01:16:51One of your reckless moves is going to the First World.
01:16:53What did you do this time?
01:16:55Me?
01:16:57You think you're useful?
01:17:17No.
01:17:43Asusri!
01:17:45Asus!
01:17:47He didn't kidnap me when I was coming to you.
01:17:49He has a gun.
01:17:51You'll tell me later.
01:17:53Open the door!
01:17:57Close the door!
01:17:59Why did I bring you here?
01:18:01Go back.
01:18:03If it wasn't for me, we wouldn't be here.
01:18:05Shut up.
01:18:07Open the door!
01:18:15Open the door!
01:18:25I'm still young.
01:18:27I make mistakes.
01:18:29Stop explaining.
01:18:31You can explain to your father, but not to me.
01:18:33Shut up!
01:18:35He doesn't have a father.
01:18:37Can you leave my family?
01:18:39One more word and I'll shoot.
01:18:41He left when he was six.
01:18:43Go!
01:19:01I wanted to help, but I feel sorry for you.
01:19:03Me?
01:19:05You're looking for a treasure like a child.
01:19:07It's pathetic.
01:19:09Shut up!
01:19:13Shut up!
01:19:43I don't want this treasure.
01:19:45Why are you here?
01:19:47Count to three.
01:19:49The old man doesn't hear you.
01:19:51One, two...
01:19:53He likes you, uncle.
01:19:55Shut up!
01:19:57What did he say?
01:19:59Max likes you.
01:20:01Really?
01:20:03No one has ever liked me.
01:20:05It always has to be the first time.
01:20:07Did something go wrong?
01:20:09Did something go wrong?
01:20:39No.
01:21:09There it is!
01:21:11I've got it!
01:21:13I've got something!
01:21:15I've got something!
01:21:25A cross.
01:21:27A treasure is always marked with a cross.
01:21:29It's a small treasure.
01:21:39The other side.
01:21:41The other side?
01:21:43Maybe the other side of the tree.
01:21:45Maybe some other hole.
01:22:01Hey!
01:22:03The old man's gone!
01:22:05Hey!
01:22:07The old man's gone!
01:22:13Kadyk!
01:22:15Kieron, Dionizik and Wajło!
01:22:17I think we're close.
01:22:19A, A, P, K?
01:22:21Another cipher?
01:22:23How many ciphers to one treasure?
01:22:25I don't think so.
01:22:27Can you see it?
01:22:29Around these letters?
01:22:31Around?
01:22:35Did the old man write anything about this treasure in his diary?
01:22:37Well...
01:22:39He was...
01:22:41Laconic, but poetic at the same time.
01:22:43He wrote that during the war
01:22:45he found a treasure
01:22:47thanks to which he became the richest man in Europe.
01:22:49Are you sure he wrote that?
01:22:51Because I don't agree with that.
01:22:53What don't you agree with?
01:22:55He didn't write, just in case,
01:22:57that he was the richest man in the world.
01:22:59That's very important.
01:23:05Yes.
01:23:11That's right.
01:23:13The richest man in the world.
01:23:15I thought he was exaggerating.
01:23:17Kieron was prone to exaggeration.
01:23:19Not in this case.
01:23:21Cornel, didn't your grandmother
01:23:23have Pelagia on her name?
01:23:25What grandmother?
01:23:27Pelagia Kiwajło.
01:23:29P, K?
01:23:31Those are her initials.
01:23:33Her heart.
01:23:35Let me guess.
01:23:37When Kieron and Pelagia went to England
01:23:39after the outbreak of the war,
01:23:41they weren't married yet.
01:23:43That's right.
01:23:45They got married during the war.
01:23:47How do you know that?
01:23:49We decoded the code.
01:23:51We know where the treasure is.
01:23:53Where?
01:23:55Here.
01:23:57Where your treasure is,
01:23:59there is your heart.
01:24:01You don't understand?
01:24:03When Kieron left Poland,
01:24:05he and Pelagia
01:24:07were just a couple of friends.
01:24:09When they came back,
01:24:11they were a family.
01:24:13What?
01:24:15What?
01:24:17This must be a joke!
01:24:19All these codes,
01:24:21these chases and adventures,
01:24:23all this mess,
01:24:25just to get your heart
01:24:27to you with your grandparents?
01:24:31Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:24:33Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:24:35Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:24:37Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:24:39Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:24:41Well,
01:24:43we have to understand him.
01:24:45He left us
01:24:47what he cherished the most.
01:24:49Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:24:51Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:24:53Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:24:55I mean, we didn't imagine it like that,
01:24:57but you have to admit
01:24:59it was worth it.
01:25:01Isn't that right, Cornelius?
01:25:03Well, at least he stopped calling me Roch.
01:25:05Now no one's going to tell me
01:25:07it wasn't worth it.
01:25:09Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:11Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:13Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:15Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:17Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:19Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:21Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:23Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:25Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:27Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:29Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:31Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:33Take a picture!
01:25:35Take a picture of the W.G.U. club!
01:25:37On the back of the treasure!
01:25:39Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:41Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:43Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:45Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:47Cornelius!
01:25:49Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:51Mr. Oprysku, will you be so kind?
01:25:53Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:55Ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:25:57Oh...
01:26:03Bushwick! Ha, ha!
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