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MOSFILM

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Fourth Artists' Association

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What is your first name,[br]your last name?

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My name is Yuri Zhary.

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Where did you come from?

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I came from Kharkov.

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What school do you go to?

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I go to a technical school.

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Now we're going[br]to have a seance.

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You just look at me.

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Look me in the eye.

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Look in front of you.

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Turn around, with your back to me.

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Concentrate on my hand.

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My hand is drawing you back.

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Spread your hands.

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Concentrate. All your tension[br]is centered in your hands.

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Your hands are strained!

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Concentrate all of your[br]will power,

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your big desire to win,[br]on your hands.

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Your hands are getting[br]more and more tense.

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They're very tense.[br]Still more tense.

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Look at your fingers.[br]Your fingers are tense.

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From here the tension passes on[br]to your fingers.

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Look at your hands.[br]Yura, concentrate!

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On my count of three[br]your hands will become immobile.

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One, two, three![br]Your hands don't move.

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You can't move them.

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You're trying to move your hands,[br]but they're fixed.

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It's very hard for you[br]to make a slightest movement.

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Now I'm going to lift[br]this transfixion,

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and you'll be able to speak[br]freely, easily and articulately.

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From now on you will speak[br]loudly and clearly.

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Look at me.

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I'm lifting the tension[br]from your hands and your speech.

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One, two, three!

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Go ahead, say loudly and clearly:[br]I can speak!

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MIRROR

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Margarita TEREKHOVA[br]as Mother and Natalya

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Written by Alexander MISHARIN[br]and Andrei TARKOVSKY

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Directed by Andrei TARKOVSKY

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Director of Photography[br]Georgy RERBERG

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Production Designer[br]Nikolai DVIGUBSKY

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Music by Eduard ARTEMYEV

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Sound by Semyon LITVINOV

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English Subtitles by[br]Tatiana KAMENEVA

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Also starring

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I. DANILTSEV[br]L. TARKOVSKAYA, A. DEMIDOVA

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A. SOLONITSYN[br]N. GRINKO

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T. OGORODNIKOVA[br]Yu. NAZAROV, O. YANKOVSKY

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F. YANKOVSKY[br]Yu. SVENTIKOV, T. RESHETNIKOVA

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Author's text narrated by[br]I. SMOKTUNOVSKY

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Verses by Arseny TARKOVSKY[br]recited by the author

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Playing in the film music by[br]J.S. Bach, Pergolesi, Purcell

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MIRROR

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The road from the station[br]passed through Ignatievo,

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then swerved near the farm

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we had lived on each summer[br]before the war,

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and through a dense oak forest[br]went on as far as Tomshino.

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Usually we spotted our people

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as soon as they appeared from[br]behind a bush in the mid-field.

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If he turned from the bush[br]towards our house, then it's father.

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If not, it meant it was not father

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and that father would never come.

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Am I going the right way[br]to Tomshino?

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You shouldn't have taken a turn[br]at the bush.

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- And this... What's this?[br]- What?

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Why are you sitting here?

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- I live here.[br]- Where? On the fence?

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Are you interested in the way to[br]Tomshino or where I live?

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I brought all the instruments,[br]but forgot the key.

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Do you happen to have a nail[br]or a screw-driver?

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I don't have any nails.

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Why are you so nervous?

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Give me your hand. I'm a doctor.

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You're bothering me.

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Do you want me to call my husband?

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You haven't got any husband.[br]There's no ring.

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Though people don't wear rings[br]nowadays. Maybe only old people.

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May I have a cigarette?

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Why do you look so sad?

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And why do you look so happy?

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It's a pleasure to fall down[br]with an attractive woman.

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You know, I fell and found[br]strange things here - roots, bushes...

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Has it ever occurred to you

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that plants can feel, know,[br]even comprehend...

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The trees, this hazel-nut bush...

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- This is the alder-tree.[br]- It doesn't matter.

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They don't run about.

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Like us who are rushing, fussing,[br]uttering banalities.

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That's because we don't trust[br]nature that is inside us.

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Always this suspiciousness,[br]haste,

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and no time[br]to stop and think.

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Look, you seem to be a bit...

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It's no problem for me.[br]I'm a doctor.

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And what about "Ward Number Six"?

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Oh, Chekhov had made it all up!

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Come to Tomshino sometime.[br]We often have a good time there.

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You've got blood!

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- Where?[br]- Behind your ear.

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Each moment of our dates, not many,

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We celebrated as an Epiphany.

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Alone in the whole world.

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More daring and lighter[br]than a bird

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Down the stairs, like a dizzy[br]apparition,

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You came to take me on your road,[br]Through rain-soaked lilacs,

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To your own possession,[br]To the looking glass world.

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As night descended

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I was blessed with grace,

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The altar gate opened up,

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And in the darkness shining

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And slowly reclining[br]Was your body naked.

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On waking up I said:[br]God bless you!

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Although I knew how daring[br]and undue

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My blessing was: You were fast[br]asleep,

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Your closed eyelids[br]with the universal blue

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The lilac on the table[br]so strained to sweep.

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Touched by the blue, your lids

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Were quite serene, your hand was[br]warm.

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And rivers pulsed in crystal slits,

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Mountains smoked, and oceans[br]swarmed.

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You held a sphere in your palm,

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Of crystal; on your throne[br]you were sleeping calm.

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And, oh my God! -[br]Belonging only to me,

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You woke and at once transformed

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The language humans speak and think.

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Speech rushed up sonorously formed,

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With the word "you" so much[br]reformed

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As to evolve a new sense meaning[br]king.

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And suddenly all changed,[br]like in a trance,

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Even trivial things,[br]so often used and tried,

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When standing 'tween us,[br]guarding us,

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Was water, solid, stratified.

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It carried us I don't know where.

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Retreating before us, like some[br]mirage,

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Were cities, miraculously fair.

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Under our feet the mint grass spread,

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The birds were following our tread,

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The fishes came to a river bend,

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And to our eyes the sky was open.

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Behind us our fate was groping,

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Like an insane man with a razor[br]in his hand.

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Oh, good heavens! Dounya!

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What is it, Pasha?!

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A fire! But be quiet.

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He'll get it coming to him!

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And what if Vitya is in there?[br]What if he's burned?

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Where's Klanya?

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What?

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Dad!

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- Alexei?[br]- Hello, ma!

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What's wrong with your voice?

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Nothing serious.[br]I guess it's just a sore throat.

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I haven't spoken to anyone[br]for three days.

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I even liked it. I think it's good[br]to keep silent for a while.

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Words can't express everything

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a person feels.[br]Words are flaccid.

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I just dreamed of you in my sleep.

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As though I were still a child...

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By the way, what year was it[br]when dad left us?

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1935. Why?

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And the fire? Remember the hay-Ioft[br]that burned down at the farm?

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That was in '35 too.

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All right, stop pulling the wool[br]over my eyes.

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You know... Lisa died.

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The one I worked in the printing[br]house with.

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- Oh God... When?[br]- This morning, at 7.

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And what time is it now?[br]What is now?

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- Almost six.[br]- In the morning?

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What's the matter with you?[br]In the evening.

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Mom, why do we have to fight[br]all the time?

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I'm sorry if I did anything wrong.

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Printing-house.[br]Next stop: Serpukhovskaya.

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What's the rush?

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Hello.

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Where're the proofs[br]I've been reading?

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I don't know. Just a minute.

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Yelizaveta Pavlovna is here.

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Marousia, what's wrong?

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Something in yesterday's proofs?

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In the Goslit edition?[br]Don't be so nervous!

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We should look in the typesetting[br]case.

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Nothing terrible has happened.

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It's such an important edition!

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Although misprints have no place[br]in any edition.

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Shut up, you idiot.

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- What happened?[br]- Nothing serious.

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I just want to check something.[br]I may be wrong...

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Let's start from the beginning.

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I'd rather do it myself.

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Everybody's rushing,[br]no one's got any time!

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You think I'm afraid?

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No, let other people[br]be afraid.

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Some people should work,[br]and others should be afraid.

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Well, nothing awful has happened.

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If it happened, it happened.[br]We've been printing all night...

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I waited for you since yesterday's[br]morning.

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That you won't come they probably[br]guessed.

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Remember what a beautiful weather[br]it was?

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A holiday weather![br]And I walked coatless.

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Today you're here, and they have[br]arranged

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An utterly gloomy and cloudy day,

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It rains, and it's getting unusually[br]late,

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The rain drops run down the cold[br]terrain,

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Unsoothable by word, unwipable[br]by hand...

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You see, it wasn't there, was it?[br]Everything is all right.

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It wasn't...[br]That would've been a horrid mistake.

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Why are you crying then?

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I even saw that word typeset.

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What word?

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Great!

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This is pure alcohol.[br]Not much, but it might help.

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You've got all drenched up.[br]You look like a scarecrow!

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Really, I'm all wet.

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I guess I'll go and take a shower.[br]Where's my comb?

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You know who you resemble now?

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- Who?[br]- Maria Timofeyevna.

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What Maria Timofeyevna?

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Here. You've been looking for[br]your comb, haven't you?

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Tell me, who's Maria Timofeyevna?

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There was such a woman,[br]Captain Lebyadkin's sister.

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You're the spitting image[br]of Lebyadkina.

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In what way do I resemble her?

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Yes, Fyodor Mikhailovich was...[br]Whatever you may say...

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What?

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Lebyadkin, bring some water!

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The difference is her brother would[br]not bring her water, but beat her.

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Explain it. I don't understand.

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All your life is just that[br]"bring some water!"

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Just an appearance of independence.

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If something doesn't suit you,

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you pretend[br]it doesn't exist.

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What nonsense you're talking!

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I'm amazed at the patience[br]of your ex-husband.

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He should have run away[br]much sooner.

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What do you want from me?

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Have you ever admitted[br]you were wrong? Never!

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You just made up[br]this whole situation!

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As long as you haven't succeeded[br]in elevating your dear husband

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to this nonsensical emancipated[br]condition of yours,

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then you can be sure[br]he has been saved just in time.

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As for your children, you will[br]definitely make them miserable.

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Stop this idiocy!

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Come on now, Masha!

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Leave me alone!

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My earthly life traversed but[br]by a half,

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I found myself lost in a twilight[br]forest...

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I always said[br]that you resemble my mother.

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Apparently, that's the reason[br]we divorced.

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I notice with horror how much[br]Ignat is becoming like you.

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Why with horror?

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We two could never talk[br]like normal human beings.

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When I recall my childhood[br]and my mother,

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somehow she always has your face.

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I know why though.

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I pity you both,[br]you and her.

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Why?

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Ignat, put the glass down!

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You won't be able to live[br]a normal life with anyone.

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Probably.

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Don't feel offended.[br]You seem to be convinced

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that the very fact[br]of your existence close by

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will make everybody happy.

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You only know how to demand.

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That's because I was brought up[br]by women.

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If you don't want Ignat[br]to become like that,

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get married as soon as possible.

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- Get married to whom?[br]- This I don't know.

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Or give Ignat to me.

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Why didn't you make it up with[br]your mother? It was your fault.

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What fault?

0:34:56.880,0:34:59.838
She's convinced herself she knows[br]better than I how I should live.

0:35:00.200,0:35:03.078
That she can make me happy.

0:35:05.480,0:35:11.077
As far as mother is concerned,[br]I can feel it better than you.

0:35:11.960,0:35:14.076
What can you feel better?

0:35:14.280,0:35:16.840
That we're getting more and more[br]distant,

0:35:17.560,0:35:20.154
and I can't do anything[br]about it.

0:35:40.040,0:35:45.068
Natalya, try to distract him.[br]He's talking of Spain again.

0:35:45.280,0:35:47.430
It will end up in a scandal.

0:35:52.120,0:35:56.079
I wanted to ask you for a favor...[br]We're redecorating now.

0:35:56.960,0:36:01.909
Ignat wants to live with you[br]for a week.

0:36:02.120,0:36:04.509
I will be very happy.

0:36:42.040,0:36:43.598
What does he say?

0:36:43.800,0:36:46.837
He's showing the great matador[br]Palomo Linares.

0:37:17.040,0:37:19.349
Most of all he was excited[br]by the farewell he was given.

0:37:21.640,0:37:24.438
The whole town came to see him off.[br]People sang and danced.

0:37:24.800,0:37:27.439
His mother couldn't come,[br]she was sick.

0:37:28.280,0:37:34.435
And his father stood aside,[br]sad and silent.

0:37:35.360,0:37:39.319
He knew they were thinking[br]the same thing:

0:37:39.560,0:37:42.074
That they probably will never[br]see each other again.

0:38:00.120,0:38:01.519
Are you mocking at us or what?

0:38:02.800,0:38:05.758
We taught you and taught[br]and it was no use.

0:38:05.960,0:38:07.916
Now it turns out you can!

0:38:10.800,0:38:15.237
He went to Spain and didn't[br]understand anything.

0:38:15.720,0:38:21.078
Did you ever want[br]to go back to Spain?

0:38:21.720,0:38:25.679
I can't go, I've got a Russian[br]husband.

0:38:26.720,0:38:28.438
And Russian children.

0:38:37.960,0:38:41.839
I'll talk to her myself!

0:42:30.280,0:42:31.315
Ignat!

0:42:35.360,0:42:36.998
Come here. I'm leaving.

0:42:55.640,0:42:57.915
Always in a hurry...

0:42:59.120,0:43:01.236
Don't put it together, just give it[br]to me like that.

0:43:11.880,0:43:17.318
- Oh, I felt an electric shock.[br]- What shock?

0:43:22.040,0:43:24.838
As if it had already happened...

0:43:32.800,0:43:34.756
But I've never been here before.

0:43:41.720,0:43:44.917
Come on, give me the money[br]and stop dreaming.

0:43:50.480,0:43:55.429
Clean up a bit,[br]make the place tidy.

0:44:18.200,0:44:21.431
Don't touch anything here.

0:44:22.200,0:44:25.590
If Maria Nikolaevna comes[br]tell her to wait for me.

0:44:39.040,0:44:41.759
Come in. How are you?

0:44:47.200,0:44:50.158
May we have another cup[br]for the young man?

0:45:09.960,0:45:15.080
Take the notebook from the third[br]shelf in the bookcase, will you?

0:45:23.040,0:45:26.237
Read from the page that is marked[br]with a ribbon.

0:45:32.960,0:45:39.274
"To the question how sciences[br]and arts affect

0:45:39.480,0:45:42.278
people's morals, Rousseau answered:[br]Negatively'."

0:45:42.480,0:45:47.429
Read only what is underlined[br]with the red pencil.

0:45:48.360,0:45:51.830
"Notwithstanding the..."[br]Oh no!

0:45:52.880,0:45:57.510
"The division of churches[br]separated us from Europe.

0:45:57.960,0:45:59.916
We remained excluded

0:46:00.280,0:46:06.913
from every great event[br]that had shaken it.

0:46:07.480,0:46:12.235
However, we had our own,[br]special destiny.

0:46:13.400,0:46:16.358
Russia, with her immense territory,

0:46:16.800,0:46:19.075
had swallowed up the Mongol[br]invasion.

0:46:19.440,0:46:26.073
The Tartars didn't dare[br]crossing our western borders.

0:46:27.280,0:46:29.430
They retreated to their wilderness

0:46:29.640,0:46:32.677
and Christian civilization[br]had been saved.

0:46:34.360,0:46:37.830
To attain that goal[br]we had to lead

0:46:38.720,0:46:43.430
a special kind of life[br]which, while leaving us Christians,

0:46:44.120,0:46:48.318
had made us alien[br]to the Christian world.

0:46:49.880,0:46:52.917
As for our historic[br]insignificance,

0:46:53.120,0:46:55.509
I cannot agree with you on that.

0:46:55.720,0:47:00.316
Don't you find[br]anything significant at all

0:47:00.640,0:47:02.835
in today's situation in Russia

0:47:03.040,0:47:05.998
that would strike[br]a future historian?

0:47:07.720,0:47:11.235
Although I'm heartily attached[br]to our sovereign,

0:47:11.960,0:47:16.829
I'm not at all delighted with[br]everything I see around me.

0:47:18.040,0:47:23.990
As a man of letters,[br]I'm being annoyed, insulted,

0:47:24.360,0:47:29.354
but I swear that for nothing[br]in the world would have made me

0:47:29.560,0:47:32.836
change my home country[br]or have any other history

0:47:33.040,0:47:35.156
than the history of our forbears,

0:47:35.360,0:47:37.828
such as it was given us by God."

0:47:38.480,0:47:44.157
From Pushkin's letter to Chaadayev.[br]October 19, 1836.

0:47:49.800,0:47:51.518
Go, open up.

0:48:08.480,0:48:10.675
I'm afraid I've got the wrong[br]address.

0:49:12.200,0:49:14.668
Ignat, how are you doing?

0:49:16.640,0:49:18.596
Did Maria Nikolaevna come?

0:49:18.800,0:49:23.828
No. Though some woman came,[br]but she's got the wrong apartment.

0:49:24.040,0:49:30.593
Find something to do[br]or invite somebody.

0:49:31.120,0:49:33.509
Do you know any girls?

0:49:33.800,0:49:36.837
You mean from my class?[br]Oh no!

0:49:37.120,0:49:41.591
At your age I was already in love...[br]During the war...

0:49:42.800,0:49:47.590
With a redhead...[br]Her lips were always blistered.

0:49:48.640,0:49:51.234
Our military instructor was chasing[br]after her, he was shell-shocked.

0:49:53.200,0:49:54.679
Are you listening to me?

0:50:57.400,0:51:01.678
What did you fire at?[br]You think I didn't see it?

0:51:05.040,0:51:07.679
You were firing up!

0:51:07.960,0:51:11.999
What's wrong with that?[br]There's no one there.

0:51:12.200,0:51:13.758
And what if somebody was there?

0:51:15.480,0:51:17.072
There're only trees there.

0:51:17.280,0:51:19.236
And what if somebody climbed a tree?

0:51:22.280,0:51:27.593
About face! I commanded[br]"about face"!

0:51:28.800,0:51:32.509
Put down your rifle.

0:51:32.960,0:51:34.996
That's what I did.

0:51:35.560,0:51:40.236
Did you learn drill regulations?

0:51:42.720,0:51:48.431
About face in Russian means[br]exactly what I did.

0:51:48.960,0:51:55.593
About face means a turn of[br]360 degrees.

0:51:56.720,0:52:01.840
What degrees? About face!

0:52:11.800,0:52:15.156
To the firing position[br]forward march!

0:52:20.720,0:52:23.234
I'm going to send you[br]for your parents.

0:52:24.200,0:52:25.997
What parents?

0:52:28.400,0:52:30.436
You'll know very soon[br]what parents.

0:52:34.040,0:52:36.918
What is the firing position?

0:52:37.200,0:52:39.430
Down on the floor mat!

0:52:39.640,0:52:42.438
His parents died during the siege.

0:52:48.280,0:52:52.592
The firing position is...[br]a firing position.

0:52:57.960,0:52:59.916
- Markov![br]- Yes, sir!

0:53:01.640,0:53:03.995
Name the basic elements of...

0:53:08.560,0:53:10.516
The rifle.

0:53:26.640,0:53:27.993
The butt.

0:53:31.640,0:53:34.677
- The muzzle.[br]- It's you who's a muzzle.

0:53:46.560,0:53:48.516
What is the muzzle then?

0:54:16.200,0:54:18.589
Guys! A grenade!

0:54:26.200,0:54:28.998
It's a hand grenade!

0:54:41.040,0:54:42.519
Don't do it!

0:54:43.440,0:54:45.237
Down on the ground!

0:54:45.480,0:54:47.232
You'll be killed!

0:55:24.480,0:55:26.072
It's only a dummy grenade.

0:55:45.800,0:55:50.316
And you say you're from Leningrad[br]and been under the siege...

0:58:42.480,0:58:45.836
I don't believe in premonitions.

0:58:46.040,0:58:49.669
I have no trust in superstitions.

0:58:49.880,0:58:52.997
I don't run from slander or venom.

0:58:53.440,0:58:55.078
There's no death on earth.

0:58:55.440,0:58:58.079
All are immortal,[br]Everything's immortal.

0:58:58.280,0:59:00.840
Don't be afraid of death[br]at seventeen,

0:59:01.040,0:59:04.510
At seventy as well...[br]There's just reality and light.

0:59:05.040,0:59:07.998
There's neither death nor darkness[br]in this world.

0:59:08.440,0:59:10.749
At last we all have reached the shore,

0:59:11.360,0:59:13.920
And I'm the one who casts a fishing[br]rod

0:59:14.120,0:59:16.429
When immortality is coming[br]in a shoal.

0:59:16.880,0:59:19.917
Live in a house, and it'll never[br]fall.

0:59:20.400,0:59:22.675
To any of the centuries I'd nod

0:59:22.960,0:59:25.599
And enter it, a house I'd install.

0:59:26.120,0:59:28.588
That's why with me your children[br]share board,

0:59:28.880,0:59:31.155
Your wives join me at my table,[br]and all.

0:59:31.560,0:59:34.518
One table serves both granddad and[br]grandchild:

0:59:34.880,0:59:37.519
The future's being made right now.

0:59:37.880,0:59:40.314
Whenever I'm to raise my hand[br]in tide,

0:59:40.640,0:59:43.313
I all five rays of it on you bestow.

0:59:43.880,0:59:46.758
With collarbones, as if with[br]timber work,

0:59:46.960,0:59:49.428
I propped up every day of past age.

0:59:49.800,0:59:52.519
I measured time by a world-wide[br]walk,

0:59:52.720,0:59:55.439
I passed through it like through[br]the Urals range.

0:59:55.640,0:59:58.074
I chose the age up to my own measure.

0:59:58.280,1:00:01.829
We headed south, with dust flying[br]away,

1:00:02.200,1:00:04.839
The weeds smoked up, and at his own[br]leisure,

1:00:05.040,1:00:07.429
His feeler on the horseshoe,[br]the grasshopper forecast...

1:00:07.880,1:00:10.599
He prophesied me death, as if[br]he were a monk.

1:00:10.800,1:00:13.598
But with my fate strapped to my[br]saddle fast,

1:00:13.800,1:00:16.314
I'm riding now in the time to come

1:00:16.520,1:00:18.829
And surging on the stirrups to my[br]own drum.

1:00:19.480,1:00:21.994
My immortality is quite enough[br]for me.

1:00:22.480,1:00:25.233
For my own blood to flow ages[br]through,

1:00:25.640,1:00:28.154
For steady warmth and a haven[br]safe and true

1:00:28.480,1:00:30.835
I'd give my life self-willingly and[br]freely,

1:00:31.040,1:00:33.679
Had not its volatile, needle-like[br]sword

1:00:33.880,1:00:36.678
Been leading me, like a thread,[br]throughout the world.

1:03:44.120,1:03:47.829
Marousia? And the children?

1:03:51.120,1:03:52.314
Where are the children?

1:03:56.000,1:03:59.231
I'm going to tell everybody[br]that you've stolen the book.

1:04:01.480,1:04:04.995
- What?[br]- I will, you'll see.

1:04:07.880,1:04:13.512
- Now stop it![br]- Go on, tell everybody!

1:04:13.720,1:04:16.996
I will, anyway!

1:04:22.040,1:04:24.076
Marina!

1:05:43.800,1:05:46.758
You could have come more often.[br]You know that he's missing you.

1:05:49.880,1:05:57.070
Let Ignat live with me.

1:06:01.480,1:06:02.993
Are you serious?

1:06:03.400,1:06:07.154
You said yourself[br]that he would like to.

1:06:08.720,1:06:10.836
With you it's better to keep one's[br]mouth shut.

1:06:11.200,1:06:14.829
You mean I'm inventing this[br]for my own pleasure?

1:06:15.880,1:06:19.509
Let's ask him.[br]Whatever he decides...

1:06:20.480,1:06:22.436
Besides, it will make your life[br]much easier.

1:06:24.040,1:06:25.678
Why would this make it easier for me?

1:06:30.720,1:06:32.312
Have you collected your books?

1:06:34.960,1:06:36.757
Go say goodbye to your father.

1:06:39.400,1:06:43.757
Your mother and I would like[br]to ask you...

1:06:44.800,1:06:45.915
What?

1:06:49.800,1:06:52.155
Wouldn't it be better if you lived[br]with me?

1:06:52.480,1:06:53.833
How?

1:06:54.800,1:07:00.432
You and I will live together.[br]Haven't you said so to your mother?

1:07:01.360,1:07:06.229
Said what? When?[br]No, please.

1:07:38.280,1:07:40.510
We really look alike,[br]don't we?

1:07:41.360,1:07:42.998
Not at all!

1:08:01.360,1:08:04.432
What do you want from your mother?[br]What kind of relationship?

1:08:09.800,1:08:12.997
The kind of relationship you had[br]in your childhood is impossible.

1:08:22.200,1:08:27.069
You speak of some feeling of[br]guilt,

1:08:27.279,1:08:29.236
of her life being ruined because of[br]you...

1:08:30.640,1:08:32.756
Well, you can't get away from it.

1:08:35.279,1:08:38.828
And what she needs is for you[br]to become a baby again,

1:08:39.040,1:08:42.510
for her to be able to carry you[br]and protect you.

1:08:45.640,1:08:50.430
Why on earth am I meddling in it?

1:08:51.960,1:08:53.313
It's always like this...

1:09:04.200,1:09:06.839
Why are you whimpering?[br]Explain it.

1:09:09.560,1:09:12.154
Should I marry him or not?

1:09:19.120,1:09:23.830
- Do I know him?[br]- No...

1:09:25.040,1:09:26.439
Is he Ukrainian?

1:09:26.960,1:09:28.837
Does it matter?

1:09:30.200,1:09:34.910
- What is he doing?[br]- He is a writer.

1:09:37.040,1:09:39.508
Doesn't his name happen to be[br]Dostoyevsky?

1:09:39.880,1:09:41.233
Yes, Dostoyevsky.

1:09:43.359,1:09:46.591
He hasn't written anything[br]worthwhile. Nobody knows him.

1:09:47.279,1:09:50.238
He must be about 40, isn't he?[br]Apparently he's got no talent?

1:09:53.640,1:09:56.996
You've changed so much.

1:10:00.480,1:10:03.233
So, he has no talent, he doesn't write[br]anything.

1:10:03.480,1:10:05.436
He does write, but they don't[br]publish him.

1:10:08.040,1:10:11.828
Look, our precious flunk[br]has put something on fire.

1:10:15.640,1:10:18.234
No need to be so ironic about[br]his flunking.

1:10:18.480,1:10:20.835
If he doesn't finish school,[br]he'll end up being drafted.

1:10:21.040,1:10:24.430
And you will go begging[br]to have him exempted from the army.

1:10:26.640,1:10:28.995
This is all the result of your[br]indulging him.

1:10:29.200,1:10:32.829
By the way, the army would be[br]good for him.

1:10:33.040,1:10:34.837
Why don't you call your mother?

1:10:35.120,1:10:38.078
After Aunt Lisa's death she stayed[br]in bed for three days.

1:10:38.480,1:10:44.237
Wasn't she supposed to come here[br]at five?

1:10:46.800,1:10:49.439
Is it so difficult[br]to make the first move?

1:10:50.200,1:10:52.430
We were talking about Ignat.

1:10:55.800,1:10:57.756
It may be my fault, too.

1:11:01.400,1:11:03.516
Or is it because we got so bourgeois?

1:11:04.960,1:11:11.593
And our embourgeoisement is[br]so dense, so Asian.

1:11:12.120,1:11:15.078
With private ownership nonexistent,[br]our well-being is on the rise.

1:11:15.480,1:11:17.072
Nothing makes any sense anymore.

1:11:17.360,1:11:19.237
Why do you get so irritated?

1:11:19.560,1:11:22.996
I know a family[br]whose 15-year-old son said:

1:11:23.200,1:11:25.430
"I'm leaving you.[br]It disgusts me to see

1:11:25.640,1:11:27.756
how you weasel around[br]trying to please everybody."

1:11:28.280,1:11:30.999
Good boy.[br]Not like our booby.

1:11:33.720,1:11:36.075
Unfortunately, our boy would never[br]say such a thing.

1:11:36.280,1:11:38.430
I can imagine that family of yours!

1:11:38.880,1:11:43.510
They're no worse than we are.[br]He works for a newspaper.

1:11:44.480,1:11:47.153
And thinks he's a writer, too.

1:11:52.640,1:11:54.278
Though he's unable to understand

1:11:54.480,1:11:57.233
that a book is not a way of making[br]money but a statement.

1:11:59.120,1:12:01.839
A poet is called upon[br]to provoke a spiritual jolt

1:12:02.040,1:12:03.996
and not to cultivate idolaters.

1:12:12.040,1:12:14.838
What am I going to do?

1:12:15.720,1:12:18.439
You're going to get married.

1:12:18.800,1:12:22.998
Do you happen to remember[br]who was it who saw a bush on fire?

1:12:23.880,1:12:25.438
I mean the angel as a bush?

1:12:26.480,1:12:30.155
I don't remember.[br]In any case, it was not Ignat.

1:12:31.400,1:12:33.834
Maybe we should send him[br]to a cadet school?

1:12:34.880,1:12:40.671
An angel as a flame coming from[br]a bush appeared to Prophet Moses.

1:12:41.560,1:12:44.233
He led his people out across the sea.

1:12:44.800,1:12:47.758
Why has nothing like that[br]ever appeared to me?

1:12:59.880,1:13:04.829
With an amazing regularity[br]I keep seeing one and the same dream.

1:13:07.200,1:13:11.432
It seems to make me return

1:13:12.800,1:13:14.756
to the place, poignantly dear to my[br]heart,

1:13:14.960,1:13:17.235
where my grandfather's house[br]used to be,

1:13:18.640,1:13:26.069
in which I was born 40 years ago[br]right on the dinner table.

1:13:28.480,1:13:32.234
Each time I try to enter it, something[br]prevents me from doing that.

1:13:34.880,1:13:38.077
I see this dream again and again.

1:13:41.720,1:13:47.431
And when I see those walls made of[br]logs and the dark entrance,

1:13:48.120,1:13:51.317
even in my dream I become aware[br]that I'm only dreaming it.

1:13:52.480,1:13:58.669
And the overwhelming joy is clouded[br]by anticipation of awakening.

1:14:02.400,1:14:05.437
At times something happens[br]and I stop dreaming

1:14:05.640,1:14:09.235
of the house and the pine trees[br]of my childhood around it.

1:14:11.480,1:14:13.596
Then I get depressed.

1:14:15.720,1:14:19.429
And I can't wait to see[br]this dream

1:14:20.800,1:14:23.439
in which I'll be a child again

1:14:24.720,1:14:27.234
and feel happy again

1:14:28.360,1:14:33.912
because everything will be still[br]ahead, everything will be possible...

1:15:21.880,1:15:22.995
Mommy!

1:17:31.200,1:17:33.760
- Mom, they opened up![br]- What's the matter with you?

1:17:40.720,1:17:42.073
Hello.

1:17:45.640,1:17:46.675
Hello.

1:17:55.960,1:18:00.078
- Are you Nadezhda Petrovna?[br]- I don't think I...

1:18:00.280,1:18:03.431
I'm Matvey Ivanov's stepdaughter.

1:18:04.720,1:18:06.756
He was a friend of your husband.

1:18:07.640,1:18:10.598
What Matvey?

1:18:10.800,1:18:14.839
The doctor. He used to live here.

1:18:15.040,1:18:19.750
Then he moved to Yurievets[br]and became a legal expert.

1:18:22.880,1:18:25.519
Are you from town?

1:18:25.720,1:18:28.678
We're from Moscow,[br]but we have a room in Yurievets.

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We were evacuated last fall.

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The air raids on Moscow began[br]and I have two kids.

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My mother has some old connections[br]here...

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My husband is not here,[br]he's in town.

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Stop scratching yourself!

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Actually I came to see you.[br]It's a ladies' little secret.

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Come on in.[br]Don't stand there...

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Wipe your feet.[br]Masha's just washed the floor.

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Sit here for a while.[br]We won't be long.

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Why are you sitting in the dark?[br]Did it go out?

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You should've called us.

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- What's your name?[br]- Alyosha.

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I've got a son, too.[br]Not so big as you, of course.

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It's not easy having kids now,[br]with the war going.

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I wish I had a girl too.

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Want to have a look? He's asleep.

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We'll be quiet.[br]He's such a darling.

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The other day he asked his father:

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"Why is 5 kopecks bigger[br]than 10 kopecks?"

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I was just dumfounded, and[br]his father didn't know what to say.

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He always wanted a daughter.[br]He even thought of a girl's name.

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And I prepared a pink layette.

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Then I had to make everything anew.

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He put us up to a lot of trouble,[br]little rascal.

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We woke you up, didn't we?

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That's your mommy's fault,[br]she just can't stop talking.

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See, we've got company.[br]Some strangers, aren't they?

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You just wouldn't wake up,[br]would you?

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All right, honey, go back to sleep.

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Do they become me? And the ring?

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- What's wrong?[br]- I just felt queasy.

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Of course, you've made a long trip.[br]I should have known better.

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Have a drink. It will warm you up.

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I just talk and talk[br]when I ought to make supper.

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Oh please, you don't have to do it.

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- But I can't let you go like that.[br]- We had a meal before leaving.

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I don't like his cough!

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Well, he runs wild...

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We must have my husband[br]examine him.

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We can't wait, we have a two-hour[br]walk to make.

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And what about the earrings?[br]My husband's got the money.

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We're going to have a cock[br]slaughtered. Only may I ask you...

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I'm three months pregnant[br]and having fits of sickness.

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Even when I'm milking a cow,[br]it gets so bad...

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As for the cock...[br]Could you?

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Well, I myself...

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What, you too?

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No, but I've never done it before.

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Oh, it's nothing. Sure, in Moscow[br]you ate them already slaughtered.

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I usually do it right here,[br]on this little log.

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Here's the axe. My husband[br]has sharpened it this morning.

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- You mean, right in the room?[br]- We'll put a basin under.

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And tomorrow you'll take[br]a chicken with you.

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No, I can't.

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Maybe we'll ask Alyosha to do that?[br]After all, he's a man.

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Why Alyosha?

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All right, hold it tight. If it breaks[br]loose, it'll smash the dishes.

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Oh no, I don't feel... Well?

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Calm down. Everything will be[br]all right.

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I wish I could see you

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not only when I feel too bad.

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- Do you hear me?[br]- Yes.

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At last I soared up.

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What's wrong, Marousia?[br]You feel bad?

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Don't be surprised.[br]I love you.

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Are you leaving already? And the[br]earrings? My husband'll be right here.

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- He's got the money.[br]- We changed our mind.

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It's fifteen versts to the town.[br]It's going to be dark soon.

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That's all right, don't worry.

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A man has but one body,[br]Like a single cell.

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The soul is sick and tired[br]Of its too solid shell,

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With ears, mouth, eyes[br]The size of a nickel coin

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And skin all scarred and diced,[br]Spread over a skeleton.

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Through cornea it wings[br]To a heavenly spring,

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To ice-laden slings,[br]To a chariot birds bring.

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It hears through the grating[br]Of its living prison pen

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The fields' and forests' rattling,[br]The Seven Seas' refrain.

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Without body a soul's nude,[br]As a body's nude without a shirt:

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No thought's forthcoming, no good,[br]No idea's born and no word.

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A question that has no answer:[br]Whoever can come back

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From the floor where no dancer[br]Was ever to leave track?

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I dream of another soul,[br]In quite a different garb:

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While shifting between dole[br]And hope, it burns up,

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Like alcohol, and goes[br]Away, casts no shadow

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And just leaves as mementoes[br]The lilacs smelling of meadow.

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Run on, my child, do not lament[br]The fate of poor Eurydice,

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Just keep on driving to globe's end[br]Your copper hoop for all to see.

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As long as answering to your step,[br]However slight might be a tone,

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The earth sends signals gay and pep[br]To every energetic bone.

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Mom, the kerosene stove is smoking.

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What?

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Everything will depend on him.

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Do you think a sore throat could[br]have such an after-effect?

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A sore throat has nothing to do[br]with it.

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- This is a common case.[br]- Common?

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A mother dies suddenly,[br]then the man's wife and child...

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A few days and the man is no more,[br]though he was quite healthy.

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But no one died in his family.

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There're such things as conscience...[br]memories...

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What memories have to do it with it?

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- You think he's guilty of something?[br]- He thinks so.

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Leave me alone.

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- Did you say something?[br]- Leave me alone!

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I just wanted to be happy.

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And what's going to happen to your[br]mother if you don't get up?

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It's nothing, everything will be[br]all right...

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Everything will be...

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Would you rather have a boy[br]or a girl?

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The End