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23.976 English RETAiL foreign parts only ๏ฟฝ 15.04.2024
Hanover Street (1979)
London, 1943
It was a time when the choices were clear.
A time when death was closer... so life was more precious.
It was a time of courage and honor... of passion and sacrifice.
This is the story of two people...
swept up in that time... who met... and fell in love.
HANOVER STREET
- Once again... your name? - Keller... Helmut Keller.
- Where were you born? - Essen. When? 1908.
- Rank? - Major.
- Mother's name? Ruth. - Father's name? Carl.
- What are you doing here? - I've told you time and time again.
You will keep telling me.
I am here under the orders of General Wallheim.
What orders?
- I've showed you the papers. - Papers can be forged.
- These are not. - What are these orders?
I've told you. General Wallheim asked that I give these papers to you.
You are to deposit them in your safe... and give me a receipt.
- That is all. There is nothing more. - We know who you are.
- I told you who I am. - Do you think we are stupid?
I told you who I am. Look at my papers... that's all...
And I told you! We know who you are!
I don't understand why you are questioning me like this.
My name is Helmut Keller... I am a Major...
I am here under orders from General Wallheim.
Stop lying!
HANOVER STREET
DOKUMENT ZIMMER
Yes, Colonel.
These are from General Wallheim. Put them in your safe.
- They will be picked up at a later date. - Yes, Colonel.
- I want a receipt. - Yes, Colonel.
What are you waiting for?
Thank you.
Good evening, Colonel.
There are some papers in the safe, for General Wallheim.
I would like to make sure they are in order.
I brought them here today. Here is my receipt.
Sir... this is a receipt that you brought the papers in...
It is not an authorization for you to take them out.
- Did you hear what I said? - I'm very sorry, Colonel...
You do as you were ordered!
Colonel... I... I need authorization.
Cigarette?
This is ridiculous.
Just where am I supposed to get an authorization at this hour?
I'm not sure. Captain Winkler is on duty on the third floor.
I can't go traipsing all over this building... looking for authorization.
Where is Corporal Leiter?
Where is Corporal Leiter?
I'm talking to you!
The End
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