The film is an adaptation of an 1891 novella by Anton Chekhov, "The Duel". Set in a seaside resort in the Caucasus, the story centers on Laevsky (Andrew Scott), an aristocratic civil servant, and his mistress Nadya (Fiona Glascott), whom Laevsky is trying to abandon
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00:00:00Come on, you savages, come on.
00:00:11Come on, you savages!
00:00:17Come on!
00:00:20Take me now!
00:00:23Come on, come on!
00:00:26Come on!
00:00:36Come on!
00:00:42Come on!
00:00:46Come on!
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00:01:28Ivan Andrejic, papers for your signature.
00:01:32Read them there.
00:01:41And this one came for you yesterday.
00:01:51Uh, cards this afternoon or so?
00:01:53No, no, no.
00:01:54I don't think so.
00:01:56There's much to do.
00:01:59Perhaps after supper.
00:02:00Yes, sir.
00:02:02So, see you tonight.
00:02:04Perhaps I know.
00:02:06I want to see you tonight.
00:02:07I'll just love you.
00:02:09But it's time to be on your show.
00:02:12And you have to be able to do it for you tonight.
00:02:19Let's go.
00:02:49I need your help, my friend.
00:03:19Answer me one question, suppose you loved a woman, you've lived with her for two or three
00:03:40years and then stopped caring for her, as one does, how do you behave in that case?
00:03:48Well, it's very simple, I would just say, get out, dear, and that'll be that.
00:03:53But what if she had nowhere to go, no friends, no relatives, she can't work, a woman without
00:03:58a penny?
00:03:59Well, one must look at the thing humanely.
00:04:03Of course, about eight years ago, you know, the...
00:04:07I won't make a secret of it.
00:04:09Things were in a bad way with Nadia's of the Fjorda all night.
00:04:13Very bad way.
00:04:17I've realised I've never felt any love for her.
00:04:21I fell in love with a married woman.
00:04:24To begin with, we had kisses, we had calm evenings, plans, ideals.
00:04:30We'd start over again here in the Corpuses.
00:04:35I'd put on the government uniform and enter the service.
00:04:40Then at our leisure, we'd pick a plot of land and we'd toil in the sweat of our brow.
00:04:45And we'd have a vineyard and a field.
00:04:53My God, what a deception.
00:04:55Well, perhaps you or that zoologist friend of yours would have 3,000 acres in my position,
00:05:08but I felt like a bankrupt the first day here.
00:05:10Here is insufferable heat, no society, poisonous spiders lurking under every stone.
00:05:16Fate has sent you a young, beautiful, cultured woman, and yet you refuse the gift.
00:05:23If God sent me even a crippled old woman, how pleased I'd be.
00:05:29If only she were kind and affectionate.
00:05:31Tell me please, what is the meaning of softening of the brain?
00:05:36It's a disease in which the brain becomes softer.
00:05:40Tell me, does she love you?
00:05:43I must run away.
00:05:46What? Run where?
00:05:47To the north, to the pines and mushrooms, to people and ideas.
00:05:56There's another matter, only between ourselves.
00:05:58I got a letter telling me her husband has died from softening of the brain.
00:06:04Oh, the kingdom of heaven be his.
00:06:10Why are you keeping it from her?
00:06:11Because to show it to her would be like saying, come to the church with me.
00:06:15First we must define our relations.
00:06:17Once she understands that we can't go on living together,
00:06:19then I'll show her the letter.
00:06:22Marry her, my dear boy. Her husband is dead.
00:06:25Providence itself shows you what to do.
00:06:27How delightful to see you, Miss Nadia.
00:06:39I mean, Nadia's the Fedorovna.
00:06:41Good day, sir.
00:06:42You have a bewitching parasol in your window.
00:06:45The place is French, est-per?
00:06:48Ah, oui, mademoiselle.
00:06:52This design is enchanting.
00:06:57May I?
00:07:04Good day, Miss Fedorovna.
00:07:06I was just admiring your merchandise.
00:07:11It's the male peacock that gives us his feathers, is it not?
00:07:15Oh, you have a fine eye, Miss Fedorovna.
00:07:18I'm sorry to say, but we will not be able to execute new designs until your account has been settled.
00:07:30I'm sure we'll find a way to settle the account.
00:07:48Olga.
00:07:57Oh, the heat has been insufferable.
00:08:00Yes, my mind, my mind cannot order itself.
00:08:15Oh, I fear it.
00:08:16Are you ready?
00:08:40Go!
00:09:12What then shall we do?
00:09:19What then shall we do?
00:09:42What then shall we do?
00:10:12What?
00:10:14What?
00:10:16What?
00:10:20Oh, yeah, cards this afternoon.
00:10:27No, I have work to do.
00:10:30It's Saturday.
00:10:36The data still presents itself on a Saturday, Ivan Andrej.
00:10:50Good day, Miss Fyodorovna.
00:11:08I have missed you on the promenade.
00:11:10Yes, I haven't been quite well.
00:11:13I look forward to seeing you at Maria Constantinola's picnic.
00:11:18What a pleasure it will be to view you in the pine mountaineer.
00:11:22Forgive me, sir.
00:11:24I'm late.
00:11:48I said the darkness in the river in the Greek Hotel.
00:11:50I hate them, I'm going to kill you.
00:11:52I said the darkness will adopt the Greek stuff.
00:11:58That's not vinegar, you don't.
00:12:02That's salad oil!
00:13:08Olga!
00:13:09Olga!
00:13:13I talked with Vanyalewski earlier today.
00:13:19He's having a hard time with it, poor fellow.
00:13:23Well, this is someone for whom I have little sympathy.
00:13:29He's as dangerous to society as the cholera microbe.
00:13:32Why do you hate your neighbour so much?
00:13:35I don't hate him. I just... I know him too well.
00:13:40We became friends upon arriving here.
00:13:43Every day he would come round and gossip about his mistress.
00:13:49I can't allow a splendid fellow to be spoken ill of in my presence.
00:13:53A splendid fellow? You see?
00:13:55He lounges about in slippers all day.
00:14:00Makes out he's doing the government a great service by living here in the Caucasus.
00:14:06No, no. I think he must see. He is insincere from beginning to end.
00:14:12Let us catalogue Levski's accomplishments.
00:14:22Firstly, he has taught the inhabitants of this town to play cards.
00:14:27Secondly, he has taught them to drink beer.
00:14:30Thirdly, in the past, people made love to other men's wives in secret.
00:14:37Fourthly...
00:14:38Theodor!
00:14:40He never works.
00:15:00And woman.
00:15:02That woman plays a fatal, overwhelming part in his life.
00:15:09She is... she is everything.
00:15:11And at the same time, she's just a mistress.
00:15:18Why is she always making pastry?
00:15:20She's experimenting, darling.
00:15:23Then why do we have the same thing every day?
00:15:27Why can't we have cabbage soup?
00:15:30There are no cabbages.
00:15:32Darlene Salmonenko has cabbage soup.
00:15:34Maria Constantinova has cabbage soup.
00:15:36You can't go on like this, darling.
00:15:40If you're too ill or busy with reading, let me look after the cooking.
00:15:45The doctor said I should have jelly and milk.
00:15:50You ought to look after yourself. I'm awfully anxious about you.
00:16:00The soup tastes like licorice.
00:16:12With pepper, chicken. With pepper. Feel it all.
00:16:14If we cannot destroy Levski, let us at least isolate him.
00:16:18Render him harmless.
00:16:20Send him into hard labor.
00:16:21What are you saying? Are you mad?
00:16:24When the Levskys multiply, mankind will degenerate utterly.
00:16:30Civilization will perish.
00:16:32Mark my words.
00:16:33You are a very learned man, but damnation take your humanity.
00:16:39Your education has ruined you.
00:16:41The Germans have ruined you.
00:16:42Yes, the Germans.
00:16:43The Germans.
00:16:47Hey, enough. Enough.
00:16:51Enough of our Moscow hammered.
00:16:54I love it.
00:16:55I love it.
00:16:59I love the miners.
00:17:01You know what?
00:17:02You look just the same.
00:17:04I don't see.
00:17:05Please get to be with me.
00:17:07I love it.
00:17:10I love it.
00:17:12I love it.
00:17:15I love it.
00:17:18I love it.
00:17:50The Petersburg crop has arrived.
00:17:52Could you arrange an introduction for me?
00:17:55I don't know her, you fool.
00:17:57I'll have to devise some sort of cure for her.
00:18:01Her husband will be hard at work in some useless provincial council.
00:18:04He won't have set eyes on this fresh love in months.
00:18:08She's bored beyond words.
00:18:19Get you.
00:18:24Get you.
00:18:25Get you.
00:18:26Um?
00:18:27I don't think I can't be sure.
00:18:28I'm gonna be so sorry.
00:18:30Um...
00:18:30Um...
00:18:31Um...
00:18:32Um...
00:18:32I don't know.
00:18:34I don't know.
00:18:36I don't know.
00:18:38Katya, shh.
00:19:02It is innate in every man.
00:19:04Did God create it along with the body,
00:19:07or did the philosophers invent it?
00:19:09No, the moral law is not invented.
00:19:11No, it is.
00:19:12I think it has always existed,
00:19:14and will always exist.
00:19:16But mankind, natural man,
00:19:19often opposes the voices of conscience and reason.
00:19:29Ileana?
00:19:31Ileana?
00:19:41Good day, sir.
00:19:42Good day.
00:19:43Good day.
00:19:44Good day.
00:20:01Good day.
00:20:02Good day.
00:20:03Good day.
00:20:04Good day.
00:20:05Good day.
00:20:06Good day after sampler,
00:20:07his wife has been and a husband,
00:20:08the second开ふうに占星が出ます。
00:20:10I'm going to return to her.
00:20:11Good day.
00:20:12Yes?
00:20:38I have something to ask you.
00:20:40What is it?
00:20:45Have you read Oblonsky's pamphlet on forest destruction in the Balkans?
00:20:55Have you?
00:20:59Close the door behind you.
00:21:05Is that a new frog?
00:21:20Are you sure you're aware we haven't the funds?
00:21:32Take it off?
00:21:48I see.
00:21:53Pick it off.
00:21:57Pick it off.
00:22:10Pick it off.
00:22:16Pick it off.
00:22:31Pick it off.
00:22:35Pick it off.
00:22:50Pick it off.
00:22:54Pick it off.
00:23:10Pick it off.
00:23:13Pick it off.
00:23:23Pick it off.
00:23:26Pick it off.
00:23:29Pick it.
00:23:31Pick it off.
00:23:34Those succulent fish will be in the basket already, I'm sure of it.
00:24:04Oh, you're an animal!
00:24:11Yes!
00:24:17Look!
00:24:34I think you should come with me.
00:25:03I think you should come with me to Vladivostok.
00:25:08No, I'm going to study and chart the coastline all the way up to the Bering Straits.
00:25:13I could use you.
00:25:33I think you should come with me.
00:25:45Enchanting.
00:25:46Finally.
00:25:47Hello, my suit man!
00:25:50Good to see you.
00:25:52What do we have here?
00:25:54Bring them, bring them!
00:25:56Sorry!
00:25:57Ivan Andrej, describe this view.
00:26:04Why?
00:26:05The impression is better than any description.
00:26:10To be in continual ecstasy over nature shows poverty over imagination.
00:26:17And what of Romeo and Juliet?
00:26:20Pushkin's knight in the Ukraine.
00:26:23Maybe.
00:26:24Maybe.
00:26:25But what is Romeo and Juliet?
00:26:28After all, Romeo is just the same sort of animal as all the rest of us.
00:26:33Why must you drag everything down, sir?
00:26:36Down to what?
00:26:37Well, one says to you, I don't know, how beautiful a bunch of grapes is.
00:26:48And you say, yes, but how ugly it is when it is chewed and digested in the stomach.
00:26:54Why say this?
00:26:57In a minute, mother!
00:27:21Wait!
00:27:26Oh, I'm sorry.
00:27:29I'm sorry.
00:27:31I'm sorry.
00:27:32Why are you doing that?
00:27:34I'm sorry.
00:27:36Yes.
00:27:38Oh, it's nice.
00:27:41I'm sorry.
00:27:44I'm sorry.
00:27:47I'm sorry.
00:27:49I'm sorry.
00:27:51I'm sorry.
00:27:52I'm sorry.
00:27:54Vanya, look. Do you think this land is arable?
00:28:02But Vanya!
00:28:05I've read the Indians in Peru as their land.
00:28:08They've grown based for centuries this way.
00:28:11For centuries!
00:28:14Why can't we?
00:28:15Perhaps not a vineyard, but, um...
00:28:18Cool!
00:28:19Nadia, darling.
00:28:20The Jesra, there's something I must tell you.
00:28:23Not here, but it's terribly important.
00:28:25Oh, what is it, darling?
00:28:26Hmm?
00:28:27I've got something.
00:28:28Oh!
00:28:29Hurry up, I'm going!
00:28:30I'm not playing!
00:28:31I can't run anymore.
00:28:32There you go.
00:28:33There you go.
00:28:34There you go.
00:28:35Yes!
00:28:36That colour is bogus.
00:28:37You see, the massive vegetables.
00:28:39So fresh!
00:28:40Oh, it's so fresh!
00:28:42I've got to go.
00:28:43I've got to go.
00:28:44I've got to go.
00:28:45I've got to go.
00:28:46I've got to go.
00:28:47I've got to go.
00:28:48I've got to go.
00:28:49I've got to go.
00:28:50I've got to go.
00:28:51I've got to go.
00:28:52Oh, the grudge.
00:28:53Oh, let me tell you about these onions.
00:28:56Mmm.
00:28:57Mmm.
00:28:58Mmm.
00:28:59I've got 20 men working underneath it.
00:29:02Glorious.
00:29:03To think the good lord has provided us with such bounty,
00:29:07just days after making us in his image.
00:29:11Or did he?
00:29:13Some would debate that.
00:29:14How's that?
00:29:15The book.
00:29:16Which...
00:29:17Well, it puts forward a very different idea of where we come from.
00:29:30Well, if not gods.
00:29:32In whose image are we made in?
00:29:34Together.
00:29:35Um...
00:29:36Apes.
00:29:37Fantastic.
00:29:38The carrots.
00:29:39The carrots.
00:29:40The carrots, yes, yes.
00:29:41Not the carrots.
00:29:42No.
00:29:43The carrots.
00:29:44Yes, yes.
00:29:45The carrots.
00:29:46The carrots.
00:29:47The carrots, yes, yes, yes.
00:29:48Not the carrots.
00:29:49The carrots.
00:29:50The carrots.
00:29:51The carrots, yes.
00:29:52The carrots.
00:29:53Steady, wind.
00:29:54Up like that.
00:29:55And this will go down.
00:29:57Cutcher!
00:29:58So it seems that our love has withered before it has blossomed, so to speak.
00:30:19How do you wish me to understand it?
00:30:22Is it cockatry on your part?
00:30:25It was a mistake.
00:30:26Leave me alone.
00:30:28What a fine evening.
00:30:33I'll return when you are in better human.
00:30:37But I assure you, I'm a gentleman.
00:30:40And don't allow anyone to doubt it.
00:30:46Adieu.
00:30:46Picnic is a great success.
00:31:01Yes.
00:31:03Tell them in your shop that Van Andreech will be around in a day or two to pay the 300 rubles, or I don't remember exactly what it is.
00:31:13Well, I have 300 rubles for you.
00:31:19Now you can settle the account.
00:31:22Ah, splendid picnic.
00:31:34But I should prefer a fine winter to all of it.
00:31:40It's beaver collar with silver with frosty dust.
00:31:45I want to his taste.
00:31:47I am passionately fond of nature.
00:31:59I do regret that I'm not a zoologist.
00:32:00I envy you.
00:32:01I envy you.
00:32:02Well, I don't envy you.
00:32:04I don't understand how anyone can be interested in ladybirds and beetles while people are suffering.
00:32:12Well, it's not the ladybirds, but the deductions made from them.
00:32:15Well, I don't want to give ladies wine.
00:32:42I'm going to catch him.
00:32:44Come on, help me chase him.
00:32:51You are behaving like a cockat.
00:33:09Come on, comfort me.
00:33:10Let's see.
00:33:22Let's see.
00:33:32Read this.
00:33:48It concerns you.
00:34:02Ivan Andreevich, Vanya, why didn't you tell me he was dead?
00:34:32Alexander Davodich, are you asleep?
00:34:40Alexander Davodich!
00:34:42Who's there?
00:34:43It's me, Alexander Davodich.
00:34:45Excuse me.
00:34:46Save me.
00:34:47Alexander Davodich, I am glory.
00:34:49Well, hold on a minute and I'll open the door.
00:35:02Excuse me, but I can't stay at home.
00:35:06If it goes on like this, I shall strangle myself like a dog.
00:35:09Oh, my God, my God.
00:35:10I was falling asleep and then I had the whistle.
00:35:13You were my best friend, my only friend.
00:35:15I must get away from here.
00:35:16Lend me the money.
00:35:17Oh, no, wait a minute.
00:35:18300 rubles would do it.
00:35:19Oh, God, I'd have to borrow it.
00:35:21Yes, borrow it.
00:35:24Borrow it.
00:35:26I'll tell you what, Sacha, let's have some wine.
00:35:31What?
00:35:32Oh, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and,
00:35:39but, uh, what about the Jezda Fjadarovna?
00:35:43Well, I'll send her the money afterwards.
00:35:45Then we'll sort things out.
00:35:46Your health.
00:35:56You really are a splendid, wonderful man.
00:35:59Yes, well, you ought to make it up what Von Karn, you know.
00:36:03You are both splendid, clever fellows, yet you glare at each other like wolves.
00:36:09Yes, yes, he's a, he's a, he's a very intelligent fellow.
00:36:11And I'm a worthless, foolish, depraved man.
00:36:18Bucks, I'm beginning to see my faults quite clearly.
00:36:20I swear to you, I shall be a different man.
00:36:23Vanya, I really must get to bed.
00:36:33Yes, of course, excuse me.
00:36:36I'll go directly.
00:36:41Thank you, Sasha.
00:36:48Thank you, Sasha.
00:36:59Thanks, Dr. Dove, did you?
00:37:01Yeah.
00:37:03May I stay the night?
00:37:11May I stay the night?
00:37:13May I stay the night?
00:37:14May I stay the night?
00:37:15May I stay the night?
00:37:16May I stay the night?
00:37:17May I stay the night?
00:37:18May I stay the night?
00:37:19May I stay the night?
00:37:20May I stay the night?
00:37:21May I stay the night?
00:37:22May I stay the night?
00:37:23May I stay the night?
00:37:24May I stay the night?
00:37:25May I stay the night?
00:37:26May I stay the night?
00:37:27May I stay the night?
00:37:28May I stay the night?
00:37:29May I stay the night?
00:37:30May I stay the night?
00:37:31May I stay the night?
00:37:32May I stay the night?
00:37:33May I stay the night?
00:37:34May I stay the night?
00:37:35May I stay the night?
00:37:36May I stay the night?
00:37:37May I stay the night?
00:37:38May I stay the night?
00:37:39Please, wait.
00:37:48Maria Constance, please.
00:38:00My dear, I am deeply moved.
00:38:05Our dear and kind-hearted doctor told me that your husband was dead.
00:38:11Tell me, my dear. Tell me.
00:38:15Is this true?
00:38:17Yes, he is dead.
00:38:20It's awful. Just awful, my dear.
00:38:26But now you are free.
00:38:30Henceforth, God and man can bless your union with Ivan and Reet.
00:38:36Oh, I can't describe my relief.
00:38:39It's enchanting.
00:38:41My dear, I will give you away.
00:38:44Now, when, when do you think of being married?
00:38:46I haven't thought of it.
00:38:47But that's impossible.
00:38:49Upon my word, I haven't.
00:38:51Well, why should we be married?
00:38:53We'll go on living as we have lived.
00:38:55What are you saying? For God's sake, what are you saying?
00:38:59No, you must settle down.
00:39:02Settle down?
00:39:04How do you mean?
00:39:05I have not lived yet, and you tell me to settle down.
00:39:17Goodbye, my dear.
00:39:20Forgive me for having troubled you.
00:39:22It is my duty to tell you that from this day forth, all is over between us.
00:39:35And the door of my house must be closed to you.
00:39:46My dear child.
00:39:52I will tell you some harsh truths without sparing you.
00:39:56You remember, of all the ladies here, I was the only one to receive you.
00:40:02You horrified me from the very first day, but I had not the heart to treat you with disdain like all the rest.
00:40:09But you are a terrible sinner.
00:40:13You broke the vow you made your husband at the altar.
00:40:17You seduced a fine young man.
00:40:19I have been afraid that lightning from heaven would strike our house while you were sitting with us.
00:40:25No, don't speak. Don't speak.
00:40:30And your home...
00:40:33is awful. Simply awful.
00:40:36You have supper at all hours.
00:40:39The flies.
00:40:41And Ivan Andreevich with no one to tie his cravat.
00:40:43I wake up every morning before it is light and wash my face with cold water,
00:40:51that my Nicodem Alexandrovich may not see me looking drowsy.
00:40:55That's just nonsense.
00:40:56God marks great sinners.
00:41:00And you have been marked out.
00:41:03Only think I would.
00:41:06And your costumes have always been appalling.
00:41:10If only I were happy when I'm so unhappy.
00:41:21Yes, yes, you are unhappy.
00:41:26And there is terrible grief in store for you in the future.
00:41:30A solitary old age.
00:41:33Ill health.
00:41:35And then the dreaded judgement seat.
00:41:38Be married.
00:41:39Just make haste and be married.
00:41:41I will go away.
00:41:43Ivan Andreevich may stay, but I am going.
00:41:45Going where?
00:41:46To Moscow.
00:41:48Well, how could you possibly live there?
00:41:50I will do translation.
00:41:52Or I will open a library.
00:41:53My dear.
00:41:56Calm yourself.
00:41:59You must have money for a library.
00:42:04Think things over.
00:42:07And on Thursday, come and see me.
00:42:11It is Dimitri's name day.
00:42:13And you will be bright and happy.
00:42:15Perhaps I will have a word with our Ivan Andreevich.
00:42:18No.
00:42:20Run away.
00:42:22Run.
00:42:24Oscar.
00:42:26Mm-hmm.
00:42:28Away.
00:42:30Mm-hmm.
00:42:31No.
00:42:32No.
00:42:33Oscar.
00:42:34Mm-hmm.
00:42:35Away.
00:42:36Mm-hmm.
00:42:37Mom.
00:42:39Mom.
00:42:41No.
00:42:43Oscar.
00:42:45Mm-hmm.
00:42:47Away.
00:42:48Mm-hmm.
00:42:50Mom.
00:42:52Mom.
00:42:56No.
00:43:02Did I just say something?
00:43:17No.
00:43:28You want to take some quinine?
00:43:29We shall have to send for the doctor in the morning.
00:43:33Night.
00:43:38Ah, I was out of humor at the picnic and said something rude to you.
00:43:42Forgive me, for God's sake.
00:43:59You think before I even fell under you?
00:44:00Yeah I was dead.
00:44:01Awkwardly.
00:44:02I'm dead.
00:44:03So take a벵 with thevern and look back.
00:44:05Ain't looking for a dinner yet, you don't gotta go up there.
00:44:07Oh man, you deserve like me.
00:44:08I'm bullish.
00:44:10Don't get my destru aller.
00:44:12Oh man, what a real question, baby?
00:44:14Was that information right?
00:44:16Is that information right now?
00:44:18Like I can do my하하, I think so.
00:44:20I don't getudsman right.
00:44:21I know nothing already.
00:44:22Is there anything moreени on purpose?
00:44:24Uh, yes.
00:44:26That's it, that's it.
00:44:38Don't worry yourself, it's the usual fever.
00:45:04I don't mean that. Have you got the money?
00:45:06Oh no, no, no, forgive me.
00:45:08No, nobody's anything to spare. Have patience.
00:45:12I'm gonna talk to me without money.
00:45:14Lord of merciless, I'm owed 7,000. I'm in debt all round.
00:45:18For God's sake, get in by Friday.
00:45:20I'll try, I'll try.
00:45:24The steamer leaves on Saturday.
00:45:26If I don't get away by Saturday, then nothing's of any use. Nothing.
00:45:30When I'm teacher of rhubarb.
00:45:41Saturday.
00:45:42A hundred dollars.
00:45:54I need a hundred dollars.
00:45:58I need a hundred dollars.
00:46:02Yes, of course.
00:46:04My patience.
00:46:06Little baby.
00:46:08Your little beast only destroys the weak, the unskillful, the careless.
00:46:16Only those with defects that nature does not think fit to hand on to posterity.
00:46:24What you must understand is that only the more perfectly developed survive.
00:46:34Yes, yes, I see.
00:46:39Lend me a hundred rubles.
00:46:44You know the mole?
00:46:49The mole has an extraordinarily powerfully furnished mouth.
00:46:56One of the reasons for this is that when two moles meet underground, they fight.
00:47:05They, as though by agreement, they dig out a platform and they enter upon a ferocious struggle for survival.
00:47:13They fight until the weaker one falls.
00:47:18A hundred rubles on one condition.
00:47:24That you're not borrowing it for Levski.
00:47:27No man has a right to dictate to me how to dispose of my own money.
00:47:33Doctor, to shower money on Ivan Dretsch, it's as senseless as to water weeds.
00:47:41Tell me honestly, what is he wanted for?
00:47:44Well, he wants to go to Petersburg on Saturday.
00:47:49Is she going with him?
00:47:51Well, he'll arrange his affairs in Petersburg, send her the money and then she'll go.
00:47:56Can you not see the simplest thing?
00:47:58He wants to abandon her here.
00:48:00No, no, no, no, no.
00:48:01That is all supposition.
00:48:05He's so unhappy.
00:48:10You can have the money.
00:48:11You make him promise, on his honor, that within one week, he will send for her.
00:48:20His honor?
00:48:21His honor.
00:48:22You are familiar with the word?
00:48:25I'll take it, for God's sake.
00:48:35You are an old woman.
00:48:37You make it a condition that he takes his lady with him.
00:48:45If you do not, I give you my word.
00:48:47I will go down to his office and I will beat him.
00:48:50And I will break off all acquaintance with you.
00:48:52And my word of honor is worth much.
00:49:07Is he a good man?
00:49:08Of course.
00:49:09Is he a good man?
00:49:10Of course.
00:49:11That's why.
00:49:12Who's not a good man?
00:49:13Do you think he would have been consecrated?
00:49:13Risham.
00:49:14He is a good man.
00:49:14Would you say he would have been consecrated?
00:49:15Risham.
00:49:16Is he a good man much?
00:49:19Is he a good man?
00:49:36Of course!
00:49:37If he was not a good man, do you think he would have been consecrated?
00:49:39Visham.
00:49:40There are good men amongst the bishops.
00:49:42The only fault is that some of them have the weakness
00:49:44to imagine themselves statesmen.
00:49:46A layman cannot judge a bishop.
00:49:47Why not?
00:49:48A bishop is a man the same as you or I.
00:49:57Good afternoon.
00:49:58Good afternoon.
00:49:59Good afternoon, gentlemen.
00:50:00Good afternoon.
00:50:10I want to let my matches.
00:50:31Ha!
00:50:32A sailor told me there will be a Sirocco coming tomorrow.
00:50:35A Sirocco or a Levante.
00:50:37A wind, superintendent, simply a wind.
00:50:39Mark, it could be a Bora.
00:50:41Or an Avera with a shortage, you wish.
00:50:43And your meaning is...
00:51:09I'd like to see you in my study.
00:51:10If I may?
00:51:11I'd like to see you in my study.
00:51:12If I may?
00:51:13I'd like to see you in my study.
00:51:14If I may?
00:51:18Oh, my God.
00:51:19Did you see you?
00:51:20I'm coming.
00:51:21To the police?
00:51:22No.
00:51:23I would be a nice thing.
00:51:24I'm coming.
00:51:25I'm coming.
00:51:26A black man?
00:51:27A black man.
00:51:28A black man.
00:51:29A black man.
00:51:30A black woman.
00:51:31A black man.
00:51:33A black man.
00:51:33A black man.
00:51:34He's got a white man.
00:51:35A black man.
00:51:36He's got the blue my eyes.
00:51:37A black man.
00:51:39A black man.
00:51:40I don't know.
00:52:10Vanya!
00:52:12Vanya!
00:52:14Oh, fuck!
00:52:16Vanya!
00:52:18Fuck!
00:52:24Mrs?
00:52:34Fix your hair.
00:52:36Mom!
00:52:38Mom!
00:52:50What do you want?
00:52:54What is it?
00:52:56Why haven't you watered this plant?
00:52:58Ma'am, I...
00:53:00It's dying of thirst. Don't you have eyes in your head?
00:53:02Ma'am, it was you.
00:53:04Don't you recall? You said you wanted to
00:53:06pretend it yourself.
00:53:08Where is my hat?
00:53:10If no one does their job, how will anything get done?
00:53:12And you go get a little more the same day.
00:53:14No idea.
00:53:16The other day, I'll go over.
00:53:18I can't believe you were eating.
00:53:20I can't believe you were eating.
00:53:22If you have a net, you can achieve that.
00:53:24If you don't have a net or a net, you don't have a life.
00:53:26You never have a net, you're going to die.
00:53:28You never, you never have a net.
00:53:30In fact, you don't have a net.
00:53:32It's easy to pay me.
00:54:16Katya.
00:54:17Dimitri.
00:54:18Please don't run in the house.
00:54:19All right.
00:54:22Can you teach me 21?
00:54:24Please.
00:54:25In a minute, young sir, I must attend some business.
00:54:28Like that, please.
00:54:31Have you got what you promised?
00:54:33No, I've only got 200.
00:54:35I'll get the rest today, tomorrow.
00:54:40I swear to you, by God, by my happiness, by anything you like, I'll send you the money
00:54:45as soon as I arrive, and I'll send you my own debt, too.
00:54:50Look here, Vanya.
00:54:51Why won't you take any judge if you have the love and I'm with you?
00:54:57Impossible.
00:54:58One of us must stay or our credit is raising an outcry.
00:54:59Oh, I see.
00:55:00Well, why won't you send her on first?
00:55:01Oh, my goodness.
00:55:02She's a woman.
00:55:03What would she do there alone?
00:55:04Hmm.
00:55:05I don't agree with you.
00:55:06Either you go with her or send her first.
00:55:08Otherwise, I won't give you the money.
00:55:09Those are my final words.
00:55:10I consider releasing my anger from service.
00:55:11She's unspeakably insane with me.
00:55:13Le chocolat, please, mes amis.
00:55:14I'll, you say, bring it up.
00:55:15Ivan and Draitch.
00:55:16You poor Four Haight.
00:55:17Um, you poor one.
00:55:18You're not going to have the love.
00:55:19It feels like she's been Ruag.
00:55:20I'm sorry, mom, I've never seen her.
00:55:21You've got her on first.
00:55:22No.
00:55:23I'll wish I could have a song in the morning.
00:55:24Hmm.
00:55:25I'm sorry, sir.
00:55:26You're not going to be here.
00:55:27to go with you.
00:55:28I love you.
00:55:29I love you, honey.
00:55:30I love you.
00:55:31I love you.
00:55:32I love you.
00:55:33I love you.
00:55:34I love you.
00:55:35I love you.
00:55:36I love you.
00:55:37I love you, good.
00:55:38I love you.
00:55:39I love you.
00:55:40You love you.
00:55:41Ivan Andreech, I would like a word with you, if I may.
00:55:47Certainly, madam. You look as though you have a warrant for my arrest.
00:55:49Yes, well, it is a serious matter, yes.
00:55:54What I wish to say is that God gives us the greatest guilt when he gives us children.
00:56:04Well, your cat here is fast becoming the loveliest lady in town.
00:56:07Aside from my children, Ivan Andreech,
00:56:09I speak of a time in a woman's life when she is most open to the gift God has to give.
00:56:17Well, you and your husband have surpassed yourself in protecting her purity.
00:56:21Mother, I'm old enough for the cards, now tell him.
00:56:23No.
00:56:23Madam, I understand your meaning.
00:56:31Ecclesiastes said it well.
00:56:33There is a season for all things.
00:56:34Come, my boy. You're ready for our pharaoh now.
00:56:39Ivan Andreech, we will speak again.
00:56:47Laika, why do these not have saucers?
00:56:50Mademoiselle, thank you.
00:56:52Many thanks.
00:56:54Mademoiselle, I beg of you, tonight.
00:56:59Oh!
00:57:00The moon is full.
00:57:01Um, can any of you gentlemen tell whether this is a Venus hair or a lady fur?
00:57:06Nicole!
00:57:08We're dying of thirst over here!
00:57:09Magister Fyodorov, what eight o'clock do?
00:57:21Yes, yes.
00:57:24Why haven't you paid a visit?
00:57:27We have new parasols from the LCS.
00:57:31I'd be delighted.
00:57:33Levski and I are now prepared to settle the account.
00:57:37We're going to go away now.
00:57:39Stew what?
00:57:39Come together, Venice.
00:57:41Lovely this time of year.
00:57:43Very lovely.
00:58:07I have 21.
00:58:0925.
00:58:1127.
00:58:1338.
00:58:1539.
00:58:1639.
00:58:1739.
00:58:1839.
00:58:1939.
00:58:2239.
00:58:2440.
00:58:2640.
00:58:2840.
00:58:3040.
00:58:3341.
00:58:3441.
00:58:3742.
00:58:39Oh, my God.
00:58:45No!
00:58:46No!
00:59:09Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
00:59:11Is he all right?
00:59:16It's nothing.
00:59:17It's nothing.
00:59:17It does happen.
00:59:20Don't worry, it's nothing.
00:59:39Here I am.
00:59:46My darling.
00:59:49Fancy such a thing happening?
00:59:53I was sitting there and all of a sudden...
00:59:58Do you know, I felt this terrible piercing pain in my side.
01:00:03Unenjoyable pain.
01:00:05And it led to this silly performance.
01:00:08This is the age of nerves.
01:00:13There's no help for it.
01:00:29Evening, Captain.
01:00:30Will you join us?
01:00:31It's young Dimitri's name day.
01:00:33It will be my great pleasure.
01:00:35Young man, my best wishes to you.
01:00:37I don't allow people to play with you.
01:00:43I don't allow people to play with you.
01:00:47How is it?
01:00:48Have you had to be a swimmer or not?
01:00:50I have to be a swimmer.
01:00:51Look, can you see the phosphorescence on the water?
01:00:59Now this is due to...
01:01:00I want to go to Madagascar.
01:01:07What?
01:01:08Excuse me.
01:01:09Katya, come.
01:01:11Great, I can't complain.
01:01:12My dear child, how can you possibly go to that?
01:01:15Not as much as I'd like.
01:01:16I mean, I've got to give it a go sometimes, so...
01:01:20It's time I went to cards.
01:01:23They'll be waiting for me.
01:01:25We'll say our goodbyes.
01:01:26Here, I'll take my leave down.
01:01:31Captain, few hands?
01:01:35Not tonight.
01:01:36Much to investigate.
01:01:38Would you be good enough to see in the tears of Fyodorovna home, will you?
01:01:46But, Banya?
01:01:47Night.
01:01:48Allow me to have an explanation with you.
01:01:53I'm not a boy.
01:01:55Some Achkasov, Lachkasov, Zachkasov.
01:02:01I demand serious attention.
01:02:06You have gone too far in your game with me.
01:02:09And now you're playing with that wretched Achmyanov boy.
01:02:14But I, I am a gentleman.
01:02:19And demand on being treated like a gentleman.
01:02:23I'm miserable.
01:02:29I'm miserable too.
01:02:30Oh.
01:02:32But what of that?
01:02:35I repeat, madam, that if you do not see me this evening, I will make a scandal.
01:02:41Oh, let me off this evening.
01:02:42In fact, I insist on two interviews.
01:02:45Today and tomorrow.
01:02:48Let me go!
01:02:49Today and tomorrow.
01:02:53After tomorrow, you're perfectly free.
01:02:56And can go wherever you want.
01:02:58With anyone you choose.
01:03:00You're right.
01:03:01I'm a horrible woman.
01:03:03I'm to blame.
01:03:04But let me go.
01:03:06I've seen you.
01:03:09I've seen you.
01:03:29Where?
01:03:32Come.
01:03:33You?
01:03:34Come.
01:03:36I'll let him go.
01:03:48You go, me.
01:03:49Supamid.
01:03:51Nadezhda Fyodorovna?
01:04:19Who's there?
01:04:21Is Nadezhda Fyodorovna at home?
01:04:25She's not coming yet.
01:04:51Good morning.
01:04:55Oh, good day.
01:04:57Oh, good day.
01:04:58Mm-hmm.
01:05:05Is Alexander David at home?
01:05:07Yes, he's in the kitchen.
01:05:08How do you feel after yesterday?
01:05:14Very well indeed.
01:05:17Really was nothing very much.
01:05:19Until yesterday, I thought only ladies had hysterics.
01:05:22Yes, it was a ridiculous performance.
01:05:26In our neurotic age, we are the slaves of our nerves.
01:05:29They do as they like us.
01:05:31Civilization has done us a bad turn, haven't we?
01:05:33Must admit there were immediate causes for the attack.
01:05:36My health has been terribly shaky of late, to which of course one must
01:05:39stand for wisdom and the absence of people to talk to in any general interest.
01:05:43My position is worse than an orderly.
01:05:46Yes, your position is a hopeless one.
01:05:50Well, I doubt if the air in Petersburg will improve it.
01:05:52In our own way, we are the slaves of our nerves.
01:05:53They just don't agree with the whole thing.
01:05:54In our neurotic age, we are the slaves of our nerves.
01:05:55We are the slaves of our nerves.
01:05:56They do as they like us.
01:05:57Civilization has done us a bad turn, haven't we?
01:05:58Must admit that there were immediate causes for the attack.
01:06:00My health has been terribly shaky of late, to which of course one must stand for
01:06:04wisdom and the absence of people to talk to in any general interest.
01:06:08My position is worse than an orderly.
01:06:09Yes.
01:06:10Your position is a hopeless one.
01:06:14Though, I doubt if the air in Petersburg will improve it.
01:06:23Thank you, pardon.
01:06:25Hm?
01:06:27How do you know anything about my position?
01:06:31You were only just speaking of it yourself.
01:06:34And besides, your friends take such a warm interest in you.
01:06:37No, I'm hearing about you all day long.
01:06:40What friends?
01:06:42Samarenko, I suppose.
01:06:44Well, him too.
01:06:50Well, I would ask Alexander Davidech and my friends in general in lots of trouble, sir.
01:06:53Where would you pack?
01:06:55Oh, good morning, my dear boy.
01:06:57Have you eaten?
01:06:59Don't stand on Saturday, have you?
01:07:01Alexander Davidech, though I did appeal to you to help me in a private matter,
01:07:04it did not follow that I released you from the obligation of respect for other people's privacy.
01:07:08I'm sorry, what's this?
01:07:09If you have no money, don't give it.
01:07:13Refuse it.
01:07:14But no one has given you the right to gossip about my private affairs.
01:07:18What private affairs?
01:07:19I beg you not to trouble yourself about me.
01:07:21Whose business is it what I do and how I live?
01:07:23Yes, I want to go away.
01:07:29I'm in debt, yes.
01:07:32I drink.
01:07:33I'm living with another man's wife.
01:07:35I'm hysterical.
01:07:36I'm ordinary.
01:07:37I'm not so profound as some people.
01:07:38But whose business is that?
01:07:40Excuse me, I...
01:07:41Respect other people's individuality!
01:07:43This continual gossip about other people's private affairs.
01:07:46This sighing and groaning and everlasting crying.
01:07:49This eavesdropping.
01:07:50This friendly sympathy.
01:07:51Damn it all!
01:07:52I want nothing!
01:07:55I'm not a schoolboy!
01:07:59I'm not insane!
01:08:05And I beg you to stop looking after me.
01:08:08I beg you volunteer detectives to give up your spine.
01:08:11Enough!
01:08:12What's this?
01:08:13Enough!
01:08:14I am a Russian doctor.
01:08:15A nobleman by birth.
01:08:16And a government official.
01:08:17I have never been a spy.
01:08:18And I allow no one to insult me.
01:08:19Hold your tongue!
01:08:20Kindly take back your words!
01:08:21I ask for nothing!
01:08:22Leave me alone or I shall take steps to make you!
01:08:23I shall fight you!
01:08:24So we understand.
01:08:25Yes, Ivan Andres wants to amuse himself with a duel before he goes away.
01:08:28Well, I can give him that pleasure.
01:08:29I accept your challenge.
01:08:30What challenge?
01:08:31A challenge?
01:08:32By all means, if that's what you want, I shall arrange for my seconds immediately.
01:08:34Very good.
01:08:35Tomorrow morning, I'll leave the details to you.
01:08:36Now get out.
01:08:37I hate you.
01:08:38I've hated you for a long while.
01:08:44A duel.
01:08:45You have just been a-
01:08:46I've had a duel.
01:08:47I'll leave you alone.
01:08:48You know what I've done.
01:08:49I've had a duel before he goes away.
01:08:51Well, I can give him that pleasure.
01:08:52I accept your challenge.
01:08:53What challenge?
01:08:54A challenge?
01:08:55A challenge?
01:08:56By all means, if that's what you want, I shall arrange for my seconds immediately.
01:08:58I hate you.
01:09:02I've hated you for a long while.
01:09:06Adieu.
01:09:09Yes.
01:09:11Now, please, get rid of him, Alexander Davidich.
01:09:15I'm afraid he's gonna bite me.
01:09:21You've lost your time!
01:09:23Come along, come along, you've lost your...
01:09:28Please, don't leave me alone.
01:09:31Please, don't leave me alone.
01:09:34Please, don't leave me alone.
01:09:37Please.
01:09:38Upon my mind, let me down.
01:09:53Get back.
01:09:58Keep going.
01:10:04Keep going.
01:10:28Get away.
01:10:30Let's go.
01:10:31Go.
01:10:32Go.
01:10:33Go.
01:10:34Go.
01:10:36Go.
01:10:38Go.
01:10:42Go.
01:10:44Go.
01:10:45Go.
01:10:46Go.
01:10:48Go.
01:10:50Go.
01:10:51Go.
01:15:25How disgusting.
01:15:32Gentlemen, what are we waiting for?
01:15:34Gentlemen, I propose that you should be reconciled.
01:15:38What is the next formality?
01:15:39What is the next formality?
01:15:39Make an end to your misunderstanding, gentlemen.
01:15:44Shake hands.
01:15:46Let us go home and drink to peace.
01:15:50I have nothing against you.
01:15:51I have nothing against you.
01:15:52I have nothing against Nikolai Vatilin.
01:15:53If he considers I am to blame, then I am ready to apologize.
01:16:00No, it is not necessary to get up to you, it is not necessary to get up early, drive eight miles out of town to simply drink to peace, have breakfast, and tell me that the duel is an out-of-date formality.
01:16:18No, I understand.
01:16:19No, I understand.
01:16:23You wish Ivan Andreas to return home a magnanimous and chivalrous figure.
01:16:27But a duel is a duel.
01:16:28I want to fight.
01:16:34I want to fight.
01:16:41I want to fight.
01:16:46I want to fight.
01:17:04I want to fight.
01:17:29Who remembers the description by Lermatone?
01:17:32It's again yet, too.
01:17:35Yes.
01:17:36Bazarov.
01:17:37Bazarov.
01:17:38Has a duel with someone.
01:17:41Just measure the distance, that's all.
01:18:02A Waija in bed.
01:18:03It looks peaceful and abundant.
01:18:05But if we are going to go to Lermatone, we are going to take care of it.
01:18:12It is purely a bit
01:18:20right now.
01:18:21It is Vasu Greena keywords.
01:19:26Doctor!
01:19:28Be so good as not to walk to and fro like a pendulum or making me dizzy.
01:19:55He'll kill him!
01:20:00Oh!
01:20:01Oh!
01:20:01Oh!
01:20:02Oh!
01:20:02Oh!
01:20:03Oh!
01:20:03Oh!
01:20:33Oh, my friend.
01:20:37Oh, my friend.
01:20:39Oh, my friend.
01:20:41Oh, my friend.
01:21:03Oh, my friend.
01:21:33Oh, my friend.
01:21:59Oh, my friend.
01:22:29Oh, my friend.
01:22:35It's here.
01:22:45It's here.
01:23:15The boat's leaving, why aren't you coming?
01:23:38Don't let it go, coming now, coming now.
01:23:43Goodbye.
01:23:59Goodbye.
01:24:09Goodbye.
01:24:16Doctor.
01:24:19Ah, don't forget us, Kalia.
01:24:22Right.
01:24:24Lincoln.
01:24:26Yes.
01:24:27Goodbye.
01:24:28And think about the expedition.
01:24:30Oh, yes.
01:24:31To the ends of the earth.
01:24:33Bye.
01:24:46Bye.
01:24:50Bye.
01:24:51Bye.
01:24:57Bye.
01:24:59Bye.
01:25:00Bye.
01:25:01Bye.
01:25:03Bye.
01:25:04Bye.
01:25:06Bye.