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Good afternoon, Mr. Phelps.

The party chairman
of a small Iron Curtain country

recently demoted this man,
the infamous Stefan Prohosh

from his post
as head of Internal Security

and relegated him
to the unimportant position

of Director
of the People's Art Museum.

In an attempt to regain power,

Prohosh has had a sample
of a highly secret alloy

stolen from an experimental
laboratory in western Europe.

This sample has been cleverly hidden
in this massive modern sculpture

which arrives
at the museum tomorrow.

Prohosh hopes to trade
this invaluable metal sample

to one of the major Red Nations
for their support in his bid for power.

Your mission, Jim,
should you decide to accept it,

is to recover the alloy
and stop Prohosh.

As always, should you or any
of your IM Force be caught or killed,

the secretary will disavow
any knowledge of your actions.

This tape will self-destruct
in five seconds.

Good luck, Jim.

Pretty shade.

Good. That's fine, Barney.

- Is the rifle set?
- Over here, Jim.

Scratched just enough.

Jim, how long will Cinnamon and I
have to maintain our diversion?

The sculpture arrives at the museum
about 2 in the afternoon.

The chairman gets there
exactly at 5.

Now, we have to keep Prohosh busy
in his office until that time.

Have you got
the warning system figured out?

We'll know if anybody
comes in the corridor.

This will give us 10 seconds
to shut down.

What about the explosive?

It's a shaped charge.
Lots of noise, but no real danger.

- How about the detonators?
- Right here.

One for you.

One for Prohosh.

Well, in that case,
there's nothing to keep us

from our visit
to the Novotshina Museum of Art.

That's right.

- That's it. Watch it, now.
- Easy.

That pile of steel is going to bring
Prohosh back into the arena.

Back into power again.

And no one,
no one is going to stop us this time.

Not even him.

The chairman will be with us
in just a few hours now.

- Watch it.
- Watch it.

All right, very gently, come on.

You guys hear that?

- Careful.
- Slowly, I said!

That's right. Now, now, now, stop it.

Hold it. That's good.

Then pull it. Hold it.

- Careful.
- Near that one.

Very slowly out this way.

That's fine.
Very careful, very careful.

And now, you, this corner.

That's fine, very careful.
Come out this way.

Now, easy.

Careful, this way.

All right.

Excuse me, you'll have to move
your things out of the way.

Yes, of course.

Now, clear that corner.

Now, you, very slowly, out this way.

One at a time.

All right. All right.

Hold it.

Now, now, a little to the side.

A little bit more, swing it out.

A little bit more.

- Everything set?
- All set.

Hold it.

- Nicolas.
- Ten seconds.

Please pick it up.

All right. A little bit more.

Come on, slowly.

Come first. That's right.

A little bit down. Come on, Martin.

Find the man that fired that shot.

Close all the gates!

Janos, get outside and find him.

The shot came from that window.

Seal this building off!

And keep that crate moving.

- Guard.
- From the top floor.

- A puff of smoke.
- Come.

Internal Security Bureau.

This is Stefan Prohosh,
minister of culture.

This is an emergency.

One moment, Minister Prohosh.

Kazimer Gurzinski speaking,
comrade minister.

An attempt has been made
on my life.

- Where are you now?
- In my office.

- My men have started a...
- Get Inspector Jenko.

Would you please repeat
that last, comrade?

I was just dispatching
Inspector Jenko

and one of my best teams
to investigate this incident.

This is not an incident.
An attempt has been made on my life.

Please to remain in your office
until my men arrive.

And give them full
and detailed report of this incident.

Don't move.

Turn.

This clumsy attempt of yours
has failed.

Minister Prohosh is still alive.

A condition
you will not enjoy much longer.

Easy.

Eight times they try to kill me.

Eight times I walk away.

They'll never kill Stefan Prohosh.

Never.

Not Prohosh.

Just one minute.

Come in.

You found him, Janos.

In the building across the street.

Who do you work for?

No one.

Who paid you to do this?

Who paid you?

You flatter yourself, minister.

It would be better to ask who did I pay
for the privilege of killing you.

Look, Janos, we have here a patriot.

A fool.

A fool who failed.

Remember that.

You failed.

Prohosh lives.

Now we will see how well you die.

Keep him here, Janos.

I'll see how they're coming
with the sculpture.

How much longer?

- Fifteen minutes, no more.
- Good.

The chairman will be here
in a little more than an hour.

When you're finished,
post a guard in this wing.

Yes, sir.

Captain, tell the guard to check
this room on each tour of the wing.

Yes, sir.

- Sergei.
- Yes, sir?

- Your duty will be this gallery.
- Yes, sir.

Investigation Section,
Internal Security Bureau.

Open the door.

Has he decided
to tell us anything, Janos?

Not yet.

So...

- Who is it?
- Inspector Jenko, Internal Security.

One moment.

The door.

Come in.

Turn very slowly
and place your hands against the wall.

What is the meaning of this?

Just do as you are told.

Their weapons.

You may turn around now,
gentlemen.

And hand me your identity cards.

Over there.

I assure you all of this
is quite unnecessary.

Remember, it was you
who called the Internal Security.

You forget, I was once
the chief of that branch.

One does not forget
one's lessons that easily.

Nine months ago,
three men came to see me.

They too were believed
to have come from Internal Security.

They almost killed me
before I could kill them.

Not this time.

These are in order.

I learned a long time ago

it is much easier
to explain too much caution

than to bleed for not enough.

Perhaps that's why I'm still alive.

Return their guns.

Very well.

I would now like to proceed with
the investigation without added delay.

Investigation? What investigation?

We have the assassin.

There he sits.
A mouse too frightened to squeak.

Your name?

These are his papers.

Where was he taken?

In the building across the street.
Top floor.

- The weapon?
- Here.

Where was this attempt
on your life made?

In the foyer.

Would you show me, please?

I don't understand.
You have your man.

Take him and leave.

In an hour, the chairman will be here.
I don't want any more trouble.

It is precisely
because the chairman is due

that I'm going to make certain
there is no more trouble.

- Inspector.
- Yes?

This rifle was clamped in a vice
when it was fired.

So?

What do you think this means?

I do not know yet.

In that case, I think
we had better examine the foyer.

Will you join us, comrade minister?

Seven millimetre, same as the rifle.

You said the rifle was fired
while clamped in a vice?

Yes, inspector.

Now, I think I see why.

The bullet came in at a steep angle
through the stained glass.

But the assassin could not possibly
have seen through the glass

in order to aim.

So the rifle was pre-aimed and fired
when you came into range, minister.

Pre-aimed?

Well, simple geometry
would give the exact aiming point.

That explains the rule he had,
inspector.

He measured the precise distance
between the floor and the walls

and locked the rifle off.

But if he couldn't see me,
how would he know when to fire?

An accomplice here in the museum
watching you could tell him.

So...

From here.

Who does this belong to?

You say building was sealed
the moment the shot was fired?

Of course.

I want a floor by floor search,
every inch of this building.

Somewhere another killer is hiding.

The chairman is due
in less than one hour.

I expect full cooperation
from museum guards.

Yes, certainly.

- Carry on.
- Guard.

Are you on duty in this wing?

- Yes, sir.
- What are your orders?

I tour both halls and look in the
gallery here each time I pass it.

All right, this entire building
is being searched.

- Let no one else in this area.
- Yes, sir.

This will warn us
before he comes in.

Let's go.

Good. The sculpture is far enough
from the rear wall.

Let's start with the lights.

Come.

We know you are not alone in this.

I said, we know you are not alone.

Someone had to tell you
when to pull that trigger.

I want to know who that someone is.

You are wrong.
There is no one else.

I am waiting.

Someone's coming.

He's gone past.

There must be two or 300
steel bars in this thing.

Yeah, we've only got to get one.

And we've got until 5:00 to do it.

Here it is. Mark it.

Right.

Inspector, give the minister
and me a few moments.

We will have the information
you want.

You are too gentle.

Gentlemen, this is a matter
for Internal Security.

We will handle it in our own way.

And what's that?
To beg for answers?

In the old days,
he would be begging.

Begging to talk.

Hey.

This way.

It's free.

Okay. Now weld it into place.

What is your name?

Tell him.

- Stelka Nedveska.
- What?

Stelka Nedveska.

And him?

My brother, Nicolas.

So a brother and sister come here
to kill Minister Prohosh.

Willy, check to make sure
I cover up all the scorch marks.

Right.

Hold it.

Who else is involved with you?

Were you also
supposed to kill chairman?

Oh, no. No.

No, no.
We would never harm the chairman.

- It was nothing like that.
- Like what?

I mean, it was not political.

Well, then, what was it?

My dear,
I do not have time to be patient.

The chairman will arrive at 5:00.

Now, the whole story

or we must proceed
to other methods, huh?

It's boiling in here, Janos.

Do something with the heat.

Don't be a fool, woman.
Listen to me.

You will tell me sooner or later.

At a distance, be courageous.

Up close, be practical.

Someone's coming.

What are you doing?

Something's happened to the signal.

I've lost the signal completely.

- We'll have to take our chances.
- Let's go.

You have 10 seconds to decide
how we shall proceed.

This man, when he was in power,
he was... He was not human.

He was like an animal
who preyed on the helpless.

He came to our town with his men.

We were in the fields...

We were in the fields,
we were working.

We hid and we watched.

He forced everybody
out into the street.

Everyone in the town.

We watched as he said that
there was a saboteur being hidden.

That the people should give him up.

No one spoke up.

So he lined everybody up

and he shot them.

Our parents were slaughtered
with the others.

That is why...

That is why we tried
to kill comrade minister.

That is why!

That is why!

This end's free.

- How are you doing?
- I've almost got it.

You're early.

I want to see the great sculpture
before I go on duty.

I'm not supposed
to let anyone near it.

Someone's out there.
We've got to hold that piece in place.

Stay out of the light.

Well, what do you think of it?

This is what the fuss is all about?

I understand the artist who did it
got the Order of Merit

and lives in a house
with seven rooms.

Hold on, Willy. Hold on.

We should have become artists
instead of soldiers.

Only artists make pretty things, huh?

We're almost out of time
and we've still got two cuts to make.

- Are you all right?
- Yeah, I'm okay.

Look, inspector,
you've got your assassins.

Certainly, you can fill out your report
at your office.

The chairman is due
at any moment.

That is precisely why I am still here.

These two could have accomplices
working with them.

They might make
another attempt on your life.

One more to go.

That's it. I've got it.

You I am holding personally
responsible for these two until I return.

Shall we greet the chairman,
comrade minister?

Clear the door, please.

If you want to welcome the chairman,
don't be in the way.

No one is to approach the chairman
or speak to him

unless the chairman speaks
to him first.

All right, all right.
Wait over by the gallery.

You are sure all of these people
work in museum?

I'm positive. Positive.

Prohosh.

Welcome, Mr. Chairman.
Welcome to the People's Museum.

Good to see you again, Prohosh.

It's been a year or two, hasn't it?

- Inspector Jenko.
- Mr. Chairman.

I envy you, your new position.

Free of cares of the political life,

surrounded by beauty
rather than intrigue.

One serves where one
is most needed, Mr. Chairman.

Now, if you care
to look at the sculpture.

Lead the way, Prohosh.
Lead the way.

Mr. Chairman, my father served
with you in the Battle of Borgava.

Yes, he would be so happy to know
I'm meeting you.

Your father...

...his name?

Shall we proceed?

Mr. Chairman, the People's Museum
is proud to welcome you

as the first visitor
to see our newest acquisition.

The most recent work
by our comrade, Vitol Balkovski.

- Comrade minister.
- Yes?

I was to tell you on your arrival here
to please call your office immediately.

Yes, yes.
As soon as the chairman leaves.

Comrade, I was to emphasize
that it is most urgent.

You are to call Comrade Janos
at once.

Perhaps it has to do
with the assassins.

The phone.

Mr. Chairman, I think it is better
when viewed from a distance, eh?

Oh, yes, of course. Yeah.

It has the spirit,
vitality of the struggle

that has made our nation
the greatest on Earth.

It is my fondest hope
that our comrades here at home

and those visiting from other lands
will find inspiration in this great work.

Mr. Chairman, are you all right?
Are you all right?

Yes, yes, I see my enemies persist.

Comrade chairman.

Why were you not at my side,
comrade minister?

That is where you belonged.

I was called to the telephone.

Tell him.

Inspector, tell him.

Inspector, tell him.

Mr. Chairman, the remains
of a remote control detonator.

Whoever has the transmitter for this
is the man who tried to kill you.

- Hold him.
- Don't touch me.

- I have nothing.
- Guards!

Search him. Search him.

Comrade chairman, I must protest.

Search him.

We have come for the prisoners.

My orders are to keep them...

There is only one way to deal
with fool like you, Prohosh.

- Take him.
- No.

It's a mistake. I'm loyal.
I'm innocent.

It's a conspiracy against Prohosh.

- Let's go.
- I'm innocent. I'm loyal.

I'm innocent!

I'm loyal.

I'm loyal to you, comrade chairman.

My old friend.

Petrov, believe me.

I'm innocent. I'm innocent.