All language subtitles for Tunelul.(1966). URSS.

af Afrikaans
ak Akan
sq Albanian
am Amharic
ar Arabic
hy Armenian
az Azerbaijani
eu Basque
be Belarusian
bem Bemba
bn Bengali
bh Bihari
bs Bosnian
br Breton
bg Bulgarian
km Cambodian
ca Catalan
ceb Cebuano
chr Cherokee
ny Chichewa
zh-CN Chinese (Simplified)
zh-TW Chinese (Traditional)
co Corsican
hr Croatian
cs Czech
da Danish
nl Dutch
en English
eo Esperanto
et Estonian
ee Ewe
fo Faroese
tl Filipino
fi Finnish
fr French
fy Frisian
gaa Ga
gl Galician
ka Georgian
de German
el Greek
gn Guarani
gu Gujarati
ht Haitian Creole
ha Hausa
haw Hawaiian
iw Hebrew
hi Hindi
hmn Hmong
hu Hungarian
is Icelandic
ig Igbo
id Indonesian
ia Interlingua
ga Irish
it Italian
ja Japanese
jw Javanese
kn Kannada
kk Kazakh
rw Kinyarwanda
rn Kirundi
kg Kongo
ko Korean
kri Krio (Sierra Leone)
ku Kurdish
ckb Kurdish (Soranรฎ)
ky Kyrgyz
lo Laothian
la Latin
lv Latvian
ln Lingala
lt Lithuanian
loz Lozi
lg Luganda
ach Luo
lb Luxembourgish
mk Macedonian
mg Malagasy
ms Malay
ml Malayalam
mt Maltese
mi Maori
mr Marathi
mfe Mauritian Creole
mo Moldavian
mn Mongolian
my Myanmar (Burmese)
sr-ME Montenegrin
ne Nepali
pcm Nigerian Pidgin
nso Northern Sotho
no Norwegian
nn Norwegian (Nynorsk)
oc Occitan
or Oriya
om Oromo
ps Pashto
fa Persian
pl Polish
pt-BR Portuguese (Brazil)
pt Portuguese (Portugal)
pa Punjabi
qu Quechua
ro Romanian
rm Romansh
nyn Runyakitara
ru Russian
sm Samoan
gd Scots Gaelic
sr Serbian
sh Serbo-Croatian
st Sesotho
tn Setswana
crs Seychellois Creole
sn Shona
sd Sindhi
si Sinhalese
sk Slovak
sl Slovenian
so Somali
es-419 Spanish (Latin American)
su Sundanese
sw Swahili
sv Swedish
tg Tajik
ta Tamil
tt Tatar
te Telugu
th Thai
ti Tigrinya
to Tonga
lua Tshiluba
tum Tumbuka
tr Turkish
tk Turkmen
tw Twi
ug Uighur
uk Ukrainian
ur Urdu
uz Uzbek
vi Vietnamese
cy Welsh
wo Wolof
xh Xhosa
yi Yiddish
yo Yoruba
zu Zulu

Original subtitles

Production of "MOSFILM" (USSR) and "BUCHAREST" (Romania)

TUNNEL

Directed by Francisco Munteanu

Comrade Lieutenant, you're going on vacation. Take my letters.

Love letters? - Yes.

You want them to be delivered faster? -I would like that.

Then I advise you to send them by mail.

...a bakery.

Write it down. - Yes, comrade.

Tomorrow morning you deliver 800 bread loafs...

Sit down, Denisov.

Thank you, Comrade Colonel.

What's the occasion?

Well? Go on, speak.

Allow me to report. - You don't have to.

I'm on my vacation. -You were on vacation. Understand?

How's that? - Simple...

You've just had the shortest vacation ever.

Who needs me? -Verevkin. -No one else but me?

Yes. He said that he needed a good fellow!

And I mentioned your name.

I would be happier if you've forgotten my name.

Hm, I tried, didn't work, really.

Come on, let's go...

Come on, let's go!

See those three men in the car? Those are your men.

Oh, my...

Two bullets made one hole.

Depends on a steady hand.

When it comes to my hand, don't worry.

What's your name? - Gregory.

Grisha. And family name?

You think it's too short? Gregory Nikiforovich.

My name is Denisov. - I'm glad to meet you, Lieutenant.

Allow me to go? - No.

Who are those two men in the car?

I've never seen them before.

They don't look much, don't they?

Have you anything else to say to me?

Yes.

"Transylvania".

We were told so, Comrade Lieutenant. So, we are at your disposal.

Well, the one who sleeps on the steering wheel, he's Seryoga.

He's from Irkutsk and he is a good engineer.

And a good driver, as well. - And the other one?

Well, I've just met him today. His name is Molchanov (Taciturn).

He hasn't said a word. Maybe it hurts him when he speak.

But you sure talk a lot!

Exactly, Lieutenant. Sometimes I even talk in my sleep.

Let's go to Verevkin. You know where that is?

Have you written your last will, yet?

Do you know or not?

Two days ago I returned from a mission.

Four of us departed, I returned alone.

Wake them up!

Let's go!

Drive to Verevkin.

Where to? - To general Verevkin.

Did he call you? - You can ask questions later!

Now call the General and announce Lieutenant Denisov and me.

And who are you? - Don't you recognize me?

I was here the day before yesterday and broke your comb.

Move your hand from there.

General Verevkin, please.

Hey birdie, give me Gen. Verevkin.

Post number one.

What's your name, comrade? - Poor memory, is it?

Yes, yes, Lieutenant Denisov.

Go on.

Watch your steps, though! A few stairs are broken.

And you're too lazy to repair them, skunk!

Hey, girls, girls! - What?

Are you bored, little one?

My swallow, where have you been all this time?

Kissing other boys, my sparrow!

And why not me?

The will of the fate, I guess. - Fate? I'll tell you about the fate.

Look...

This is the line of love.

It's so short! - But deep!

What do you think... Does she love me or not? -Who?

There is one girl,

looking just like you. - Liar! -Listen, swallow...

Maybe she is you. I've been seeing you in my dreams for two years.

With your line of love, it wouldn't last a week!

We have a testimony from a prisoner...

...that the tunnel is mined. It has a strategic value.

You need no more explanation.

But beware... if you demine it,

the Germans will mine it again.

You should do it only once, when we need it.

And when would you need it? - I don't know, yet?

A radio operator will go with you and he will tell you.

And two Romanians will go with you. Colonel!

Second Lieutenant Petrescu, also a specialist in the tunnels,

and one other person.

You will meet them... -May I? -Go ahead.

Here.

We call it the "D-2". - I'll find it.

I hope they know the place? - Yes.

They know the tunnel and the road to it.

Radio operator is in the room with the orderly.

Any questions?

Will we be dropped with a parachute? - No.

Then it may happen that we just can not get to the tunnel.

You must!

Those who were dropped by parachute, didn't make it.

Hey, handsome, where is the orderly's room? -First on the right.

Radio operator?

You?

Alyosha!

Get ready, Sergeant.

Good morning, Lieutenant.

Allow me to report. - No.

Some Russians just came here.

Sergeant!

Yes, Sir! -Let them enter. -Yes, Sir.

Okay, that's enough!

Soldier, give me a towel!

Comrade Petrescu, if I'm not wrong?

You're wrong. I'm Domnul Petrescu.

Or mister Petrescu, if you wish.

Please, sit down.

I'll rather not sit down. We have no time.

Sergeant!

Yes, Sir. -Call Dutsu here. -Yes, Sir.

Dutsu, Dutsule, Dutsu!

Dutsule!

Yeah! -Lieutenant wants to see you. -I'm coming.

Your position is over there? - Yes, over those hills.

What's wrong with the car? - All the same. It's an old car.

Hey, give me my weapon!

I just want to see it.

Good boy, you keep it clean. But do you know to shoot with it?

Who? Me? - Yes.

Hm, good weapon...

And my steady arm!

Like I said - a good weapon.

Are you trained for a sniper? -Yes, in my childhood, with a slingshot.

I'm asking seriously. - Yes, I'm a trained sniper.

Do you know this area well? - Yes.

Yeah...

It would be dangerous to go through here.

Trenches, fortifications...

We will go parallel with the front line to Bear Valley.

Through here? - Yes.

Well, you know better... Mr. Petrescu.

Let's go.

I think this is it. It won't go any further.

What do you mean "you think"? You think or you know?

The engine is dead, comrade Lieutenant.

Is it far from here? - Eight kilometers.

Let's walk.

Strange that we meet.

I knew that we would meet.

You knew...

How is it possible to know that in the war?

There are things stronger than war. -That is just a phrase.

For you, this is just a phrase.

You don't know me well.

I served in your group.

However, as each subordinate...

Could be me, or could be Grisha...

Do you even remember anything about me? -I remember a lot.

You were born in Leningrad, you finished two years of Philology...

You volunteered to go to the front. - Yes, facts, facts, facts!

And now tell that I am a brunette, with brown eyes...

And a comment about my cloth.

Don't be so loud.

And do you know why I went to the front?

We do not ask that in the war.

Once, during an alarm, I first ran to the shelter.

I was called a coward.

The same day, I enlist in the Army and I was sent to the front.

I was in the first lines, eager to get shot.

So, no one would call me a coward.

I asked for more risky missions, but bullets didn't hit me.

Everybody thought that I am insanely brave.

And then...

Then you came along.

And I began to dodge the bullets.

If only you would know how much I insisted to go on this mission with you.

I'm ashamed now to remember that.

Why are you so silent?

Say, Grisha... Will it rain today, eh?

I'll tell you in a minute.

Hey, Silent, will it rain today, huh?

To hell with you! - He says that it will rain.

Do you know to read the palm? - Don't bother Natasha.

I read the eyes. - Fine, go ahead.

Tell me... Will I meet my Natasha?

So that was her name. Natasha? -I have nothing against it.

In short, it might be me?

Sergei! -Yes!

You and Molchanov go ahead at the foot of the hills.

The visibility is good, so be careful.

Do you know the meeting place? -Yes, in the "Blue Cat".

I have to order the vine "Punchy".

If our two groups do not come,

you know what to do?

I know.

Have you been on our battlefields? - Yes.

What did you do there?

Like everyone in the war.

Listen, Russian...

This war was not necessary to us.

Why did we ever turn our weapons against the Germans? Huh?

You're not a fool, aren't you? -Who, me? -Yes.

God forbid!

Let's go. -Yes, but who is going to carry the machine?

Let's flip the coin. - With one condition...

If it is a head - you will carry it. If it's a tail, I won't carry it!

I simply adore a fair deal. - Sure.

You loose!

Heavy, huh? - Nah.

Leave it!

Halt, who goes there?

Password "Howitzer". The answer? - "Gomel".

Where are the rest of the team?

They are going the other way.

Lead us to Dronov.

Why are you looking at us like that for?

All my life I wanted to see the diversionists.

And how do we look?

As usual.

You look just like our nurse.

Our division is nearby?

Yes... out there in the forest.

Are they shooting all the time like this?

No, that's in your honor. We arranged it.

It is usually quit here.

So, the people are dying now, because of us?

We cannot do anything about it.

I have orders to provide you a safe passage.

Are we going to attack them soon? - I don't know.

And I thought that you knew everything.

It's time, Comrade Captain!

And our losses? -We don't know yet.

Get ready!

Instructions: go through the minefield pass. It's two feet wide,

so I advise you to go one after the other,

following our guide. He made that pass.

Well...

As they say... God be with you!

If we're lucky, we will be in the city in the evening.

Faster! Don't stay behind!

Good evening. - Good evening.

"After dinner climb up to the room No. 2."

What would you like to order? -Three steaks, salad, bottle of vine.

In a minute, Sir.

You haven't said a word all evening.

You're boring.

At least tell me why are you so silent?

Suit yourself.

Excuse me, please.

Allow me, please.

May I ask you for a dance, Miss?

Thank you.

See this?

Old,

bald,

fat...

Eyes like in a badger.

And she ran away with him.

OTTO VON KELLER captain

Thank you very much. Danke.

I've never imagined that I would dance with a German officer.

Did he tell you anything?

He said I was cute.

Yes? - Yes.

What did you say to him?

Nothing.

You did right.

Let's dance.

German officer may return and ask me again.

Let's go.

Do you remember, when I was taken to a hospital in Moscow? -Shhh!

No one will hear.

Why am I telling you about me all the time?

Maybe you're not interested?

I found out your address.

I knew I wouldn't find you there,

but I wanted to see the house in which you lived.

I was coming back there every day.

One day, I came in the house.

And I met your mom.

You know what she said to me?

"Take care of him..."

Are you mad at me? - Yes.

Mr. Petrescu...

What do you think...

Does real happiness exist, or we are just imagining it?

You are asking a wrong man.

I have better understanding of the problems of unhappiness.

And do you have any cure for it?

When I was very sad, I was advised to sing.

Well, help me then.

I wouldn't know. I don't know how to sing.

I usually ask others to sing for me.

Does it help?

Yes, in a way...

I got drunk and forgot why he sings...

You will stay here? -Here? -No...

Here.

We did not know that your group is so large,

and it's not easy to find an apartment in the city.

And the singer? -She'll keep quite. She is on our side.

And, most importantly, she will not be suspicious.

And tell me, please, why would Miss Julia protect unknown people?

I haven't asked her about that. Honestly, I don't care about it.

The girl will live upstairs. - Aren't we on the top floor?

Yes, we are.

But some houses have attics, you know. And that is very convenient.

Please follow me, Miss. -Listen, buddy, with whom I have to meet?

His name is Bogza. -Yes...

Do you know the city? - Yes.

At ten in the morning, he will be waiting at the stairs.

Dressed as a railroader.

I don't know more. -You don't need to. Good night.

Good night.

If you please, Miss.

I'll go take a look. - Yes, go.

Well?

It's all right.

I don't like this room. It has only one entrance.

And only one exit. - Yes.

Seems so.

Are you worried because of this waiter?

Not much.

And if he works for the Germans?

It is not excluded...

but I don't think so.

The battlefield is close and the risk is great.

He's aware that at the slightest suspicion, he would be sent to hell.

I don't like that we live under the same roof with that singer.

And I cannot stand women, in general, when I'm on a mission.

How long have you known Natasha?

Two years.

Why are you asking that?

I'm just curious.

Light, please. - Sure.

Here you are.

I've just been told that I have tenants.

For how long? - We don't know yet.

We will try not to bother you. - That would be nice.

Yeah...

You better tell her about the curtains.

Yes, you're right.

Excuse me, please. Would you mind to close the curtain? Just in case.

Hm, if you're afraid of something, be my guest... -Thanks.

Are you happy now? - Yes, much obliged.

Let me introduce myself.

No!

I prefer not to know who you are.

I don't care who you are.

A surveyor lived here, before you came.

But he made some bombs. Can you imagine that?

Maybe you have a similar hobby? - Don't worry. We're not surveyors.

And why are you hiding here?

We don't want to go in the war.

We want to avoid to be enlisted in the army.

Good night.

Are you angry with me? - No.

I just don't like cowards.

That's Grisha!

Dutsu in German uniform?

What they intend to do?

Can I help you, Sir? - Yes.

Get me cigarettes "Regalia". Three packs, please.

With pleasure. What is your room? - The room? I'll wait for you here.

Fine. - Thank you.

It's okay. Come in.

Why in the uniform? You were seen by the whole city.

It was necessary. We had to pass three control points.

Grisha.

I like it here. There is a shower.

I'll never play this game again.

Next time I'll be a German soldier.

This damn thing weighs 25 kilos.

There is only one exit here.

I almost forgot...

Natasha, please, when you get in touch, give this for "D-2".

Very well, Mr. Petrescu.

Beautiful autumn this year, isn't it? -Yes.

Bask in the sun or waiting for someone? -Just breathing fresh air.

Then, I have to tell you something. - Oh, about what?

What time is it?

Ten, exactly. - What can I do for you?

How long do you know our waiter? - Recently, a couple of months.

Good. Have you find a place? -A railroader's lodge, near the tunnel.

Fine. Thanks. Tomorrow, I will send a man there.

He's not a chatterbox? -You'll get bored with him. He is mute.

Total length is one mile.

The side niches, every fifty meters.

There's someone at the door...

Release him!

Well, what did you hear?

I wanted to ask, if you needed anything?

I didn't want to disturb you. If you don't need anything, I'll go.

So...

There...

He's a little too big.

We have to cut the feet off.

And if we fill it with sand, the smell will not come out.

No, Grisha...

I believe him.

He really didn't want to disturb us.

He was very polite.

Nevertheless, remember...

Only those who keep the mouth shut, die a natural death.

Otherwise...

What is it called? - Pork chops.

One of our men keeps watching your house, all the time.

You...

...think about it.

It's your family.

Go now.

If he was in the box, I would sleep calmly.

Group Transylvania; to Denisov...

Secure the tunnel immediately.

The success of the operation and the fate of thousands of people,

depends on that. The tunnel must be saved at all costs.

General Verevkin.

Grisha!

Grisha, come here, please.

Hand this to Denisov, urgently!

... At all costs.

We've been here for four days and done nothing.

Not so...

Something we did learn: the shifts, scheme of the tunnel... -Not enough!

How many men are with Bogza?

He promised to give us three men. And then...

We cannot speculate with that!

What about the waiter?

Otto von Keller captain

Give this to Miss Julia, please. -Right away, Sir. -Thanks.

He asked me to give you this.

"You will save me, if you come to my table. A coward."

Thank you, Julia!

I really feel sorry for you... - Not bad for a start...

Do not touch me!

I hate that.

Why are you so late? - I was busy.

You must go to the lodge and get three sets of uniforms.

I've been waiting for you. -I wish to thank you for what you did for me.

To thank me? And you think that's enough?

But I lost a customer because of you.

Why are you telling me this? - Are you shocked?

Don't look at me like that.

This is my job. I get paid for every smile.

And you want me to know that? - Yes!

How much do I owe you for this evening?

You're stupider than I thought.

Don't go!

It's already late and you're tired.

No. I don't want to sleep.

I'm tired of being alone.

Stay with me for awhile. Tell me some sad story.

So that I can cry.

I haven't cried for a long time.

Well... - I don't know nice stories.

The surveyor, who lived here until you came,

told me a story about some Max...

about a revolutionary with a long beard... -Marx!

It was a nice story.

I didn't understand much, though.

Probably because I quickly fell asleep...

I don't remember, really.

Why they keep the lamp lighted, during the day?

Wiring ends in the second niche, 100 m from the tunnel's entrance.

The whole niche is crowded with boxes. -They've made a classic job.

We need to know the system of wiring... and alarm signalization.

Tomorrow, during the railroad check.

No.

You can go back some other time.

You'll stay here as a backup.

Someone else. - Me.

I disarmed a bomb in the Post Office Building in Odessa.

I thought of you.

You'll do it today.

Do you need anyone else except him?

No.

Be careful.

I think the wires are connected to the light bulb.

Come here! Fast! Halt!

What a stupid death! Like in a mousetrap.

He always said: "There must be at least two exits."

There are two exits from the tunnel. And at the same time, there is none.

Now it's my turn.

No more talk about Sergey.

We worked together for eleven months. I met him in Odessa.

He was unlucky in love.

One day he asked a girl telephonist to read his fortune from his palm.

She predicted that he would marry soon, so he just went crazy with joy.

And then he frowned.

"You lie", he said, "How would I get married, when I don't have a girl."

"Listen..."

"What are you doing tomorrow? - Me? Nothing."

"Ecxellent!"

"I will visit you tomorrow."

She shrugged her shoulders.

The next day, we went to her.

The house in which she lived, was bombed.

Later, we saw her in a mass grave.

Both her arms were torn off...

...right here.

Grisha...

Grisha, why birches are whiter in autumn?

Whiter?

Haven't you noticed that?

No.

Perhaps, I just imagined that.

Probably because the leaves are yellow.

They carried him out through the north exit.

Most likely he was in the second niche.

Consequently, the alarm contacts must be in there.

I wished I went instead of him. -But he was an engineer, specialist.

Specialist...

would not make such a mistake!

There are only... six of us left.

Have you reported this? - No, Comrade Lieutenant.

You were not able to make contact? - I could, Lieutenant.

What's wrong, Sergeant?

Nothing, Comrade Lieutenant.

I know you from somewhere. - Leave me alone.

I know you from our division. -I'm from the police. -The police?

Let me go, or... -Wait, I have to tell you some information. Come.

Let go, you will answer for this...

You bastard... filth... damn spy!

Probably a raid again! Leave immediately. Go!

Wait here.

Oh!

One moment.

I apologize...

But we have to carry out our duties, at least formally.

Well... we are looking for someone...

Yes, please... -Please excuse me for bothering you.

I would prefer to meet you under... other circumstances.

So, this is it...

I hope you don't mind. I won't be here for long.

I will pretend that I'm looking for someone.

Well, that's amusing...

Do you have a cigarette?

Here you are.

Otto Von Keller. - Thank God it isn't Hans!

Most other Germans that I met, were called Hans. Such uniformity!

See, we cannot waste time to choose our name.

We have too many other things to do.

Besides, the name is not the most important thing. Isn't it?

If I may, I would like to continue.

Why do you ask me, if you do not expect an answer?

You're right. Excuse me.

It's just the way they teach us in the army.

Will you forgive me? - Yes.

Then I will dare to search your room again. Tonight.

Tell me, why are you helping us?

There must be a reason.

I am surprised myself.

It just happened. I do not know how. I'm not a person of big words.

Yes, but the reason... - I'll try to explain.

The war, the Germans...

Instead of singing in Bucharest Opera House, I sing in the "Blue Cat".

So...

And you've introduced in my life something new and serious.

Understand? - Yes, I understand.

They searched your room. Did they find anything?

There was an officer, he was quite nice.

I was afraid that he could notice your door.

And in order to divert his attention, I invited him to visit me tonight.

Really? - Yeah.

What does he want from you?

What an officer would want from a bar singer... As usual...

What do you mean "as usual"?

You're upset? That's very noble...

It's like giving me a tip.

All quite? - Yes, no activity.

While I was waiting here, I thought of another plan.

Right. You should work in General Headquarters.

I'm not joking. I think that two should got into a tunnel. -Why two?

Because... I'd like to go, as well.

I mean...

I would like to go alone. My eyes are like in a cat.

Your eyes are like in a cat, but I'm an old fox. -Yes.

But Seryoga made a mistake. - I will try not to repeat it.

Still, I'd better go with you.

Mihal...

If anything happens, you know what to do. -Nonsense!

I know it's silly, but I would like...

I would like that Natasha...

It is very difficult for me to talk about it...

She didn't think that I was...

Well, you know what I mean? -Yes, but you will tell it to her yourself.

Yes, but I said if something... - I don't like to use the word "if".

Go now.

Dutsu, time seems to stop, I'll go mad.

I thought you were stronger, Sergeant.

I don't know what's happening to me.

And that is Vega.

Shines like a 100W bulb.

Why don't we have such names?

If I meet a girl named Vega,

I'd fall in love with her just because of the name.

Or, what if I was called Orion?

Orion Nikiforovich. Huh?

When I'm scared, I always chatter nonsense.

He's coming back.

Shit!

The tunnel... is not mined!

And what's the worst... There is a booby trap, but where?

And Sergey died asking the same question.

What if they laid explosives in the walls? -I don't think so!

Molchun observed so many days and didn't find anything suspicious.

Then, perhaps, in the air vents?

No, they are probably too narrow.

Maybe they didn't want to mine it? - Only under one condition...

If they still need it.

But they are not preparing for a defense,

on the contrary, they are evacuating.

And what would you do in their place? - I would... detonate.

Right...

But what if they're not going to do it?

Huh?

Then our mission is changing!

They haven't mined it yet, and we must prevent it.

Even if we have to fight. - Yes.

Don't be too strict. - Don't worry.

You still haven't learned to walk carefully?

What the hell are you stomping?

It could be heard in the restaurant!

Go on...

Forgive me, Natasha.

I've been acting like a fool this day.

Yelling at everybody...

Pay no attention at this.

You're smart...

You understand me.

Hear that?

Two...

Three...

Four...

Have you ever thought of it?

"The operation will start in 6-0-0. Keep in touch with eighth echelon."

Started? - Yes, tell Denisov. -Yeah.

Fraulein Julia!

Fraulein Julia! - Hmm?

How did you get here?

The door is opened.

Well...

Stop!

Don't come any closer!

Who sleeps there?

My maid.

On two mattresses?

You lie poorly, Fraulein Julie.

But I'm here to say goodbye.

I have to go... again.

The only pleasant memory of this town,

will be you, Julia.

Is there anything to drink? - Over there.

Tomorrow, you'll probably have to sing for the Russians.

They'll appreciate it.

Have you prepared a repertoire?

Ah, well...

Listen, sing something Russian. They have such a beautiful songs.

I've heard so.

Well? Sing!

(Singing a famous Russian love song "Ochi chernye")

Shut up!

When I was holding a pistol, you were not afraid?

No.

The pistol wasn't loaded. I never load it.

I hope that soon all this will end, and I'll be able to throw it away.

These are the words of a German officer, hmm.

I scare you, I'm sorry...

I have a bad nerves.

I would like to say beautiful words to you... You deserve it.

But there is a war and I have no time for that.

I love the poetry of Goethe, Heine, Heyderlin...

But all these years I didn't care for poetry.

Good cognac.

Drink with me.

Cognac is rationed with us.

We have all planned out...

Everything except love.

Maybe it's because we haven't reached perfection, yet.

Any news? -Nothing. I wonder if we are here for nothing.

All is quiet. Germans act like they are on holidays.

I brought uniforms and ammunition. - Good.

Go to the lodge. Alarm system is the same. -Understood. -Go.

You will stay here. - Why?

Do not interrupt, Sgt.

You have to keep radio contact with the echelon.

Aren't you cold? - No.

Did you like my mom? - Very.

I have to go.

So...

We have two exits, guys. - Two exits, again.

I don't like this tunnel. - Stop that nonsense.

You will enter in the tunnel now. Just be quiet.

And if we don't make it? - What do you mean?

Well, if we don't make it quietly.

Then I'll go with Petrescu.

We'll sneak up like two old foxes.

You'll probably keep talking even in your coffin.

Well, if I am ordered otherwise... - I order it.

All right now.

Let's go, guys.

And good luck!

This waiting is the worst. - Yeah, quite nasty.

We have to be patient.

I remember this story when a man was sentenced to death.

He was standing in front of a firing squad and asked himself, was he

afraid of death or not?

You know what he wrote?

That he was not afraid.

He was simply... curios.

That damn writer!

He scratches behind a left eye, what would it be? -Do you hear?

The sentry has stopped. - Look what's going on there!

Explosives are in the train car.

They will light up the fuse...

and push it into the tunnel.

So, this is it!

The most primitive way.

We didn't even think of this as an option.

(German orders.)

Stop!

Six twenty. I have to check the line. My duty.

Stop, I tell you!

You have your duty and I have mine.

Let him go, Friedrich.

So the railroad will be in perfect condition, when it blows up.

Go on!

He's all alone there, I'll go to help him. -No, it's my job.

Allow me to go? - I don't allow it.

You watch the sentry's tower.

(Hurry up. Faster!)

We're caught like idiots.

We'll die like in a mousetrap.

At six forty, the battle has begun for the tunnel.

Roger that... You are 8 km away from us.

(Franz, come here!)

(Detach the damn car here! Faster!)

What they are up to now? What's this car for?

Damn! Do you see anything?

A cord fuse!

I didn't expect such an honorable death.

So they decided to blow it up!

I'm gonna tear off the cord fuse. - Go on!

Grisha! Grisha, you're alive?

Go back!

Don't let me down now. -We must cut off the cords. Shoot!

Well done, Grisha!

The Germans are retreating. They expect the explosion.

I missed, damn it!

Grisha...

why...

Why don't you shoot?

Grisha!

Grisha!

Oh, who do I see? Hello!

Do you recognize me? It's me - Dronov! Little nurse!

Is it working?

Tolya, come here quickly!

Report.

Get in contact with the Headquarters, please.

Report: Tserkan tunnel not damaged.

How many dead?

Six.

Report: our losses are small, only six men.

English translation for Karagarga: by Quigley (02.2012)

Can't find what you're looking for?
Get subtitles in any language from opensubtitles.com, and translate them here.