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00:00:00Hello?
00:00:01Okay.
00:00:02Happy birthday.
00:00:03Thanks.
00:00:04Who is this?
00:00:05This is your grandma calling.
00:00:06She doesn't speak English.
00:00:07I will translate for her.
00:00:09Who is this?
00:00:10This is your grandma calling.
00:00:11She doesn't speak English.
00:00:12I will translate for her.
00:00:39Hey.
00:00:49Good morning.
00:01:08Did you, uh, sleep well?
00:01:13Because, um, we have a couch.
00:01:15Fuck off.
00:01:23What is this shit?
00:01:25What?
00:01:26Music.
00:01:27Just go and fuck yourself, okay?
00:01:30I'm doing a lecture if you want to know.
00:01:32Easy.
00:01:34Who is it?
00:01:38He's from Lithuania, but you probably never heard of him.
00:02:09You're so ugly.
00:02:12Write your name down somewhere.
00:02:14I'll add you online.
00:02:16In your dreams.
00:02:19Don't slam the door on your way out.
00:02:38Good evening, sir.
00:02:43May I have your name?
00:02:45Luke Alterman.
00:02:47Mr. Alterman, would you like to wear a tie?
00:02:49Oh, uh, yeah.
00:02:51Yeah, whatever.
00:02:54Hi.
00:02:56I'm sorry I'm, uh, late.
00:02:59No problem.
00:03:00Happy birthday.
00:03:01Thanks, Mom.
00:03:03How is life?
00:03:05Good.
00:03:07How good?
00:03:08Very good.
00:03:11How is studies?
00:03:13Very good.
00:03:15How is life?
00:03:17Good.
00:03:19How good?
00:03:20Very good.
00:03:22How is business?
00:03:24Not so good.
00:03:28Listen, learn business management.
00:03:31I thought you had the best school for that.
00:03:34Luke, we miss you.
00:03:36Come back and live with us, please?
00:03:38You'll be fine.
00:03:48It's your work phone.
00:03:53Can I ask you something?
00:03:55Go on, Luke.
00:04:01You're of Lithuanian origin.
00:04:04That's right.
00:04:07Have you ever been to Lithuania?
00:04:11No.
00:04:13I'm from Lithuania.
00:04:16I'm from Lithuania.
00:04:20Have you ever been to Lithuania?
00:04:24No. Why?
00:04:27Just curious.
00:04:29So you don't have any relatives living there right now that you'd know of?
00:04:35I don't have any.
00:04:38And your mother's dead.
00:04:40I don't have a mother.
00:04:44He wants you to call him back.
00:04:51What is it?
00:04:53Can you tell me, maybe, if Dad has any relatives in Lithuania?
00:05:01You're lying to me.
00:05:05You don't want to know her.
00:05:10Wow.
00:05:32She wrote for a political magazine.
00:05:36The Soviets found her typewriter and it became dangerous for her to stay there.
00:05:41She came here.
00:05:45Then she met your grandfather.
00:05:48They had your dad.
00:05:51Your grandfather died.
00:05:54She couldn't accept our love because I'm black.
00:06:00Then when Lithuania gained independence in 1990,
00:06:04she left the States and went back to live there.
00:06:08Why didn't you tell me?
00:06:11Your grandmother was a racist.
00:06:15I don't know anything about Lithuania, Luke.
00:06:19But I know something about New York.
00:06:22It's a free city where everybody can do whatever they want to do.
00:06:28And where you can get the best education and the best career opportunities.
00:06:35Can you really complain, Luke?
00:07:29I'm Olgana, your grandmother's caretaker.
00:07:33And it's very nice to meet you, Luke.
00:07:37Awesome.
00:07:40Yeah, I'm happy.
00:07:43So welcome to Lithuania.
00:07:58LITHUANIA, SOUTH AFRICA
00:08:29LITHUANIA, SOUTH AFRICA
00:08:40Hello.
00:08:42Hello.
00:08:48Luke.
00:08:49It's me.
00:08:51It's me.
00:08:53Luke.
00:08:59What?
00:09:00She says you're very tall.
00:09:02Oh, thanks.
00:09:04Tell her she's a beautiful woman.
00:09:13Luke.
00:09:15Luke.
00:09:23LITHUANIA, SOUTH AFRICA
00:09:26LITHUANIA, SOUTH AFRICA
00:09:42Welcome, dear guests.
00:09:45I would like to present you with a Lithuanian-Jamaican bouquet
00:09:51and a Jamaican-Syrian bouquet.
00:10:02Tostas.
00:10:04Tostas.
00:10:08Tostas.
00:10:10As I always say, there are two things in life.
00:10:14Love and money.
00:10:17Your father chose money.
00:10:20I chose love.
00:10:22Love, Lithuania.
00:10:24To Lithuania.
00:10:26To Lithuania.
00:10:27To Lithuania.
00:10:28To Lithuania.
00:10:31Lithuania, my beautiful country.
00:10:35Lithuania, my beautiful country.
00:10:39Lithuania, my beautiful country.
00:10:43Lithuania, my beautiful country.
00:10:53Dear guests.
00:10:55I would like to ask you how you live in America.
00:11:00He asks you to tell something about America.
00:11:04Okay.
00:11:06America is a place with many problems.
00:11:17Not only do we have many problems, but...
00:11:23To America.
00:11:25To America.
00:11:26To America.
00:11:27To America.
00:11:28To Lithuania.
00:11:29To Lithuania and America.
00:11:31To America.
00:11:33To America.
00:11:48Yes, yes, yes.
00:11:49Wow.
00:11:50Wow.
00:11:51Very good.
00:11:53Okay, so now you must try this one.
00:11:55Okay.
00:11:56I don't know about that, though.
00:11:58Yes, you will know now.
00:12:00It's very tasty.
00:12:01You will see.
00:12:02All right, all right.
00:12:08Do you like it?
00:12:10Interesting.
00:12:11Interesting?
00:12:12It's nice.
00:12:15It's interesting.
00:12:18Oh.
00:12:19Hello.
00:12:20Hello, hello.
00:12:23How are you?
00:12:24Oh, okay.
00:12:27Why are you looking at me like that?
00:12:28Can we talk some other time?
00:12:30The mayor is waiting.
00:12:33She wants you to meet the mayor of Vilnius.
00:12:36Now.
00:12:42But he only came here the first day.
00:12:45He could have come the next day, but...
00:12:47I could have called you.
00:12:52But...
00:12:53I agreed to meet him.
00:12:57I don't know.
00:12:59If grandma wants me to meet the mayor,
00:13:01then by all means, let's go.
00:13:03Yes, let's go.
00:13:04Let's go.
00:13:05Let's go.
00:13:06Okay.
00:13:19Hello.
00:13:20Hello.
00:13:26Mr. Alterman, I suppose.
00:13:28Mr. Mayor.
00:13:29Nice to meet you.
00:13:30My name is Kestutis Urbonavicius.
00:13:32So, shall we step in?
00:13:56Walls need to be painted.
00:14:00Floor needs to be covered.
00:14:03Here, we need a bar.
00:14:04Here, we need a stage.
00:14:06Water is over there.
00:14:07And the internet is here.
00:14:09And the stairs.
00:14:11What's up there?
00:14:13What matters is what's downstairs, right?
00:14:17Well...
00:14:23Why me?
00:14:25You're a DJ.
00:14:27You're from New York.
00:14:29And you study economics.
00:14:32And of course, I trust your grandmother's recommendations.
00:14:40Well, thanks for the proposal.
00:14:43I really, really appreciate it.
00:14:45But, you know, I'm only visiting here right now.
00:14:48And I can think about it.
00:14:51Sure.
00:14:52Okay.
00:15:03You want to show me some parties here?
00:15:06What?
00:15:08No.
00:15:33I don't know.
00:15:48I don't have to take this proposal.
00:15:55I can't stay here.
00:16:02Of course not.
00:16:33Thanks.
00:16:35Welcome.
00:16:39Cheers.
00:16:42Cheers.
00:16:50What did he say?
00:16:54He said cheers to that.
00:16:56Right.
00:16:59Are you free tonight?
00:17:01I need someone local to show me the city.
00:17:05I'm going to be busy tonight with himself.
00:17:12Well, then, can you point me in the right direction?
00:17:16There's a beatmakers party around the corner.
00:17:28Okay.
00:17:58Okay.
00:18:28Skanos.
00:18:30Achoo.
00:18:34Eating yogurt?
00:18:36No.
00:18:39So, where are you from?
00:18:42Do you want to have yogurt?
00:18:44No.
00:18:46I'm from the city.
00:18:48I'm from the city.
00:18:50I'm from the city.
00:18:52I'm from the city.
00:18:54I'm from the city.
00:18:57Do you want to have sex?
00:19:00It's like that?
00:19:06I'm Marta.
00:19:08See you.
00:19:27Drink your tea.
00:19:29Okay.
00:19:36It's good tea.
00:19:38Are you hungry?
00:19:40No, no. Enjoy your egg.
00:19:42I do.
00:19:47So, where are you from?
00:19:50I'm from New York.
00:19:52Oh.
00:19:53What brings you here?
00:19:55My grandma.
00:19:57Your grandma?
00:19:59Well, she emigrated to the U.S. and came back here 20 years ago.
00:20:04But she's not Lithuanian.
00:20:07She is.
00:20:11My mother is black, and people have recessive genes, so...
00:20:15Okay, all right. I'm sorry.
00:20:17No, it's fine. It's fine.
00:20:19So, what do you do in New York?
00:20:21I'm a DJ.
00:20:25DJ?
00:20:26Yeah.
00:20:27Nice.
00:20:29Nobody can really make money by DJing here.
00:20:32Well, I mean, it's tough everywhere, right?
00:20:37And you?
00:20:39I'm a copywriter in advertising.
00:20:43And a party girl.
00:20:48Well, I need to brush my teeth.
00:20:50You brush after breakfast?
00:20:54Yeah, it makes more sense this way.
00:21:25You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:27No.
00:21:28You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:30No.
00:21:31You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:33No.
00:21:34You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:36No.
00:21:37You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:39No.
00:21:40You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:42No.
00:21:43You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:45No.
00:21:46You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:48No.
00:21:49You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:51No.
00:21:53You ever heard of foodie?
00:21:57So how do you like Lithuania so far?
00:22:00I love it here.
00:22:02People here are quite sarcastic.
00:22:04No.
00:22:06That's true.
00:22:09But you are quite sarcastic yourself.
00:22:12See, that's the Lithuanian side of me.
00:22:15Shut up.
00:22:53Do you think he's racist?
00:22:55Who, Andy?
00:22:57He can't be racist, he's gay.
00:23:00Right, well, gays can still be racist.
00:23:03No, it's impossible, gays can't be racist.
00:23:22Come to New York with me.
00:23:33What?
00:23:35I'm sorry.
00:23:37I'm sorry.
00:23:39I'm sorry.
00:23:41I'm sorry.
00:23:43I'm sorry.
00:23:45I'm sorry.
00:23:47I'm sorry.
00:23:49I'm sorry.
00:23:51I'm sorry.
00:23:57I'm a bit drunk.
00:24:03What is it?
00:24:05You won't understand.
00:24:08Try me.
00:24:11Try me.
00:24:19Just like all my friends went to Edinburgh, Warsaw, Moscow, you fucking name it.
00:24:29They all just left me.
00:24:33Warsaw, Moscow, you fucking name it.
00:24:38They all just left me alone.
00:24:42It's okay.
00:24:44I'm sorry.
00:24:45No, it's not.
00:24:47It's not okay.
00:24:49I want everyone to come back.
00:24:52Like right now.
00:25:04What?
00:25:15We'll make it.
00:25:17Fuck it.
00:25:19Vilnius is the new cool.
00:25:22What?
00:25:25Why?
00:25:33Why?
00:25:42Where can I find the mayor?
00:25:44Well, do you have an appointment with him?
00:25:49Wait a minute.
00:25:54Mr. Mayor, I want to manage that club.
00:25:59It's okay.
00:26:01It's okay.
00:26:04Mr. Alterman is our new colleague.
00:26:28Okay.
00:26:48Okay.
00:26:50So I'm stuck right here.
00:26:53I'm also the second floor mayor of this club.
00:26:59I'm staying here.
00:27:23Okay.
00:27:26Okay.
00:27:28Okay.
00:27:52Mm-hmm.
00:27:54Okay.
00:27:58Okay.
00:28:09Do you like it?
00:28:16Yeah, I do.
00:28:19What?
00:28:20What's wrong with you?
00:28:22Well, it's too posh.
00:28:26You're too honest.
00:28:30Look, you have to get Andy on board.
00:28:32You won't get the beat makers if you don't get him.
00:28:37Well...
00:28:42Shit.
00:28:43How did you talk him in?
00:28:45I didn't.
00:28:47You didn't?
00:28:50I won't help you on this.
00:28:56Fuck!
00:29:26What the fuck?
00:29:28Chill, bro.
00:29:29Before you freak out, how about we pop in and take a look, huh?
00:29:45I don't give a fuck about your clubs.
00:29:49I don't do clubs.
00:29:51I don't do anything commercial.
00:29:54It's a municipalities project, all right?
00:29:57We don't have to make any profits.
00:30:01It's not commercial.
00:30:11What do you want from me?
00:30:14I'm just a gay guy nobody likes here.
00:30:20Of course they like you.
00:30:22Andy, you have the beat makers.
00:30:40I don't like this.
00:30:45Would you agree to take them off?
00:30:48Sure.
00:30:49No problem.
00:30:57People should not show themselves off.
00:31:01People should not look at themselves.
00:31:06People should come to party.
00:31:12Now you still want me to work here?
00:31:17Yes.
00:31:19Let's get it poppin'.
00:31:42Seven shots, please.
00:32:03Do you want some?
00:32:06I'll pass, man.
00:32:10Okay, don't push it to the boys then.
00:32:12It's not a big thing here.
00:32:25How is it?
00:32:27It's perfect.
00:32:29But I want to dance.
00:32:40Let's go in the room.
00:32:43What does it mean?
00:32:46Baby, please.
00:33:09Let's go.
00:33:31I want to stay here.
00:33:33But you are staying, aren't you?
00:33:35Of course.
00:33:36I want to stay here in this club.
00:33:39To live here with you.
00:33:43Do you?
00:33:45Yes.
00:33:46I love you.
00:34:06I love you too.
00:34:36I love you too.
00:35:06What's poppin'?
00:35:08All good.
00:35:09No doubt. Keep it real.
00:35:36Did you make a party for Lidov?
00:35:38Yes.
00:35:55There's no place for you here.
00:36:07Do you let only guys?
00:36:10Fuck you.
00:36:11What?
00:36:13You shouldn't be ashamed that you're gay.
00:36:37Andy!
00:36:40What?
00:36:50You're gonna stop me?
00:36:53You're gonna teach me a lesson?
00:36:55Or you could learn a lesson.
00:36:58I'm gonna teach you a lesson.
00:37:01I'm gonna teach you a lesson.
00:37:04You're gonna teach me a lesson?
00:37:05Or you could learn a lesson.
00:37:07All right, people in South America are dying so that you could do your line.
00:37:11What?
00:37:12Don't be so naive.
00:37:14You're the one who's so fucking naive.
00:37:16You come from New York.
00:37:18You think you can dictate your own rules here.
00:37:20Well, you can't.
00:37:22Who do you think you are?
00:37:26I thought I was your friend.
00:37:31Luke.
00:37:42I'm sorry.
00:37:52It's okay.
00:37:55I wish you were gay.
00:38:00Don't say that.
00:38:07Oh, here you are.
00:38:30I'm sorry.
00:38:49I'm sorry.
00:38:54I'm sorry.
00:39:00I'm sorry.
00:39:06What?
00:39:08Nothing. I'm gonna die.
00:39:10You're gonna die.
00:39:12I'm gonna die laughing at you.
00:39:30I'm gonna die laughing at you.
00:40:00I'm sorry.
00:40:30Wow.
00:41:01Hello. How are you?
00:41:05What are you doing here?
00:41:07I was on my business trip to Moscow.
00:41:09Decided to change flies here.
00:41:14How's mom doing?
00:41:16She's fine. She misses you.
00:41:19So you're a manager here.
00:41:22We heard you're doing a lot of success.
00:41:25Yes. Thank you.
00:41:28Well, I'm glad you're happy here.
00:41:35Finally, you're making money.
00:41:37No. This club is owned by the city,
00:41:41and we don't take any profits out of it.
00:41:44Well, I made everything to give you a good education.
00:41:48God, that's the same kind of education
00:41:51that involved you lying to me about my grandmother.
00:41:53People change, all right? She changed.
00:41:57Look, I won't bother you long.
00:41:59I have to go back to the airport.
00:42:01If you feel ever coming back to New York,
00:42:04we can start a new club there.
00:42:06I can get you a new apartment.
00:42:09Dad, please.
00:42:13Just leave.
00:42:27I'm sorry.
00:42:58What?
00:43:03When?
00:43:05A few weeks ago.
00:43:08Why didn't you say anything?
00:43:11I don't know. I didn't think it was important.
00:43:14Well, it's just some bureaucratic thing.
00:43:20What did Andy say?
00:43:23I don't feel like saying it.
00:43:25It's too good news for now.
00:43:28Come on. Say it.
00:43:31Okay. Guess what?
00:43:33Fingerly got final confirmation of his release.
00:43:36English label.
00:43:40We're gonna have a lot more noise complaints.
00:43:43Yeah. Do you think what I think?
00:43:46Vilnius?
00:43:47Is when you cool.
00:43:55All right.
00:44:19All right.
00:44:25Fingerly got final confirmation of his release.
00:44:56I won't repeat it a second time.
00:45:09Denis, we have an emergency.
00:45:13We're expecting a visit from the police.
00:45:17Luka and Alterman.
00:45:26Where are you taking me?
00:45:33What are you doing here?
00:45:36I'm going.
00:45:39I'm not going.
00:45:42I'm not going.
00:45:45I'm not going.
00:45:48I'm not going.
00:45:51I'm not going.
00:45:55I'm not going.
00:46:03What's going on?
00:46:08What?
00:46:10Nothing.
00:46:25What?
00:46:28Nothing.
00:46:53Good morning.
00:46:59Hey, man.
00:47:10Can you explain what this is all about?
00:47:15You were arrested for holding drugs.
00:47:19For this, you could end up in jail for two years.
00:47:23Maybe it's different in New York,
00:47:25but this is Lithuania and that's the law.
00:47:28I still don't understand.
00:47:32You were arrested for possessing drugs.
00:47:36I helped to release you.
00:47:39However, I'm canceling our deal.
00:47:43What?
00:47:45I'm taking back the club along with all its assets.
00:47:48You have one month to clear a place.
00:47:52I don't see how these two things are related.
00:47:57Please try to understand us.
00:48:00The municipality cannot support the club that is involved with drugs.
00:48:04We ignore noise complaints, but we cannot ignore the drugs.
00:48:09It was a bag of weed, okay?
00:48:12It was weed, a bag of weed for personal use.
00:48:15We weren't selling drugs.
00:48:17You got arrested for it, weren't you?
00:48:20Well then, have the police charge me or make me do community service.
00:48:25We had a deal.
00:48:28You can't just take everything, everything that we worked for and throw it all out.
00:48:34I can.
00:48:44You're an idiot.
00:48:51You could be in jail.
00:49:05I should call my grandma.
00:49:08Say you were arrested for drugs?
00:49:15No.
00:49:19No.
00:49:22You're right.
00:49:24So should we announce it now?
00:49:26Make a final party?
00:49:30No.
00:49:33Not yet.
00:49:43Can you give me a pack of those, please?
00:49:49No problem. Next time.
00:49:55Goodbye.
00:49:58You got that?
00:50:18Yo.
00:50:20No English.
00:50:28No English.
00:50:49Hello?
00:50:51Do you speak English?
00:50:53Yes, I do, sir.
00:50:55I'm looking for new posters in Svitrigalos, and I was wondering when these buildings will begin construction.
00:51:00Okay, just a second.
00:51:04We will need to wait at least a year for them to be built, but I can offer you a plethora of alternatives.
00:51:10Sure, sure, sure, but I'm really interested in the area.
00:51:14Anyway, I have one important question.
00:51:18There's one noisy nightclub in the neighborhood, and I wouldn't like to live near something like that.
00:51:25That's not a problem at all, sir. I can see that the plans are to close that club.
00:51:30Instead, a nice little museum will be built there, and you'll be able to buy an apartment just upstairs.
00:51:48Marta?
00:51:56Marta?
00:52:00They're starting to build apartment buildings here.
00:52:03This is totally shady.
00:52:06Marta, you have to help me. I need to find information about the mayor.
00:52:11You're obsessed.
00:52:12Just come and help me.
00:52:14Why should I help you?
00:52:16Because...
00:52:20I love you.
00:52:33Okay, if you want to know something about the mayor, just ask our club fans online.
00:52:40You're a genius.
00:52:46Okay.
00:52:54Here you go. Someone should have a link.
00:53:01Okay.
00:53:05Vytautas Lukoshus, the member of the municipality, left after the municipality's meeting, and it was on city planning.
00:53:23And he didn't explain why.
00:53:28And at the same meeting, a new plan of housing in the Svitrigailas was confirmed.
00:53:42We have to find him.
00:53:46Hello.
00:53:54You don't have an appointment today, Mr. Luke.
00:53:59How are you?
00:54:04Look, I need your help finding Vytautas Lukoshus.
00:54:07I can't provide this information for you.
00:54:11Please, look at me.
00:54:16Look, you know better than me that the mayor is shady.
00:54:20I need to change that.
00:54:22And I need your help.
00:54:27Mr. Alterman.
00:54:31Oh.
00:54:32How can I help you?
00:54:33Hi, I just came to say that we understand your situation, and we'll close the club and give you all the assets by the end of next week.
00:54:44How can I help you?
00:54:45Hi, I just came to say that we understand your situation, and we'll close the club and give you all the assets by the end of next week.
00:54:56Well, that's good.
00:54:57Yeah.
00:55:15Andy, why do you always avoid kissing boys in front of us?
00:55:19Hmm?
00:55:23Bitch.
00:55:24Come on now.
00:55:26Go for it.
00:55:35Oh.
00:55:43Ow!
00:55:46Now that should be your new profile pic.
00:56:04Fuck.
00:56:34Gotcha.
00:56:39Can you give me your mobile phone?
00:56:42Um, sure.
00:56:58Okay.
00:57:02I was surprised by your call.
00:57:05I shouldn't let you in.
00:57:06I shouldn't talk with you.
00:57:09But then I thought, what will happen?
00:57:12Nothing.
00:57:14And what I can do?
00:57:16Tell you the truth.
00:57:19I appreciate it.
00:57:22The neighborhood was empty when you come, right?
00:57:25And now, it has changed.
00:57:27It's more lively.
00:57:28Local businesses are healthy.
00:57:30And more people interested in living there.
00:57:32Am I right?
00:57:33Well, I mean, yeah.
00:57:35There's nothing wrong with that.
00:57:36We were glad to contribute.
00:57:39There's nothing wrong with that.
00:57:41Except that he made a deal with the construction company when the neighborhood was cheap.
00:57:47But what's in it for the mayor?
00:57:49Good.
00:57:50You are thinking now.
00:57:57It's good for the mayor because it was part of the profit that they'll make.
00:58:01The construction company will financially support mayor's political party.
00:58:06Also, he'll build some kind of museum here.
00:58:11He gets national funding for the things like museums.
00:58:16And, of course, he will give a renovation contract to the same company.
00:58:22But this time, he will overcharge for the construction.
00:58:26But why didn't you go to the press?
00:58:28Make a public knowledge.
00:58:30Make what public knowledge?
00:58:33There is nothing illegal in supporting a political party.
00:58:36And not illegal to sell an area while it's cheap.
00:58:41Who knew the price would go up, right?
00:58:45It's the combination of these things that is unfair.
00:58:50But there must be some independent press.
00:58:53There must be something.
00:58:54I mean, would you agree to go public if we could organize something?
00:58:57No.
00:58:58If someone from the press asks me, I'll deny it.
00:59:02Why?
00:59:05Because it wouldn't change anything.
00:59:21We need to do something.
00:59:24We should find another place.
00:59:26Andy thinks the same.
00:59:27No way.
00:59:31Look, this is how it works in Lithuania.
00:59:34What do you mean, that's how it works?
00:59:37How about all the equipment?
00:59:39The sound, the lighting?
00:59:41He's freezing all of our assets.
00:59:43We can't just find that somewhere else.
00:59:48You're spoiled, Luke.
00:59:52She's not here.
01:00:18What do you mean, she's not here?
01:00:21She's not here.
01:00:24Just go away.
01:00:26Okay?
01:00:42Go there.
01:00:51You know about this?
01:01:22You!
01:01:27Negros.
01:01:51Okay.
01:02:22What's wrong with you?
01:02:24Nothing.
01:02:25Well, fuck you, because beatmakers won't come.
01:02:28They're angry.
01:02:29And what this is all about?
01:02:33Luke.
01:02:40I don't care.
01:02:43I don't care.
01:02:47I don't care.
01:02:51What?
01:02:52Give me the number of your dealer.
01:02:55Luke, he's not my dealer anymore.
01:02:57Just give me his number.
01:03:08Take it.
01:03:16Take it.
01:03:24I don't understand why you're so mad.
01:03:28Luke is mad.
01:03:47Hey, miss.
01:03:50What are you doing here?
01:03:51I'm packing.
01:03:53Why?
01:03:55Well, Luke is coming.
01:04:00So wait.
01:04:01Are you packing or not?
01:04:17Where's Jonas?
01:04:22He won't come.
01:04:24Why?
01:04:27His parents found out about me.
01:04:33And where are all the beatmakers?
01:04:35They won't come either.
01:04:39Here now.
01:04:41For free.
01:04:44I don't care.
01:04:48I don't care.
01:04:52I don't care.
01:04:56I don't care.
01:05:12The Beatmakers Club
01:05:16Music
01:05:19Friendship
01:05:22But it was a mistake
01:05:25To believe that all this were possible within the existing system.
01:05:29The Vilnius municipality
01:05:32Used us
01:05:34To hype their dodgy deals
01:05:36And profit from our work.
01:05:38They sold us
01:05:40To housing corporations
01:05:44And criminals.
01:05:59Last week
01:06:01They arrested us on possession of drugs
01:06:04And told us that this was a good enough reason
01:06:06To close the club and take all of our assets.
01:06:09But it was all a lie.
01:06:11Everything was planned from the start.
01:06:14Instead of this club
01:06:16They'll open a national museum
01:06:18To honor their national patriots.
01:06:21But I ask
01:06:23Is this the kind of Lithuania
01:06:26That a real patriot would fight for?
01:06:29I say no.
01:06:32It was a mistake
01:06:35To think that we could build something real
01:06:38In a corrupt society.
01:06:41First
01:06:43We must destroy it.
01:07:11Second
01:07:14We must start anew.
01:07:17Three
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01:07:35Nine
01:07:38What are you doing?!
01:07:40It's my money!
01:07:42Get out!
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