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CHANNEL ONE

FILMS DIRECTORATE

DAGO FILM STUDIO

PRESENT

SEVASTOPOL. NOVEMBER 1917

- Mom
- Be quiet.

Mrs. Kolchak, open up!
A check-up of documents!

Be quiet, please.

Oh, my God. I forgot my Bible.

You cant come back.

It belonged to my grandmother.
I forgot it near the door.

No, its dangerous.

Go break it!

Break the windows!

Check the back door!

What's up there?

Its empty!

They're gone.

Check outside!

Come here

Here it is.

Stop!

Slava, don't look!

Thank God youre alive.

ADMIRAL

WRITTEN BY ZOYA KUDRYA
CO-WRITTEN BY VLADIMIR VALUTSKY

DIRECTED BY
ANDREI KRAVCHUK

PHOTOGRAPHY BY IGOR GRINYAKIN
ALEXEI RODIONOV

ART DIRECTOR MARIA TURSKAYA
ALEXANDER ZAGOSKIN

MUSIC BY RUSLAN MURATOV
AND GLEB MATVEICHUK

COSTUMES BY MARIA MORDKOVICH
EKATERINA GMYRYA

SOUND BY VLADIMIR LITROVNIK
KIRILL BODROV

VISUAL EFFECTS BY SERGEI SAVENKOV
MAXIM AKSYONOV, ARMAN YAKHIN

ADMIRAL KOLCHAK
KONSTANTIN KHABENSKY

ANNA TIMIRYOVA
ELIZAVETA BOYARSKAYA

SOFYA KOLCHAK
ANNA KOVALCHUK

SERGEY TIMIRYOV
VLADISLAV VETROV

MIKHAIL SMIRNOV
EGOR BEROEV

GENERAL KAPPEL
SERGEI BEZRUKOV

PRINCE KUDASHEV
SERGEI MUCHENIKOV

NINA PODGURSKAYA
KSENIA KUZNETSOVA

ROZA KARLOVNA
BARBARA BRYLSKA

ATAMAN SEMYONOV
ANDREI I

KHASAN
SEIDULLA MOLDOKHANOV

GENERAL JANIN
RICHARD BOHRINGER

GENERAL KNOX
IAN KELLY

LEADING PRODUCERS
DMITRY YURKOV, NIKOLAI POPOV

PRODUCERS
ANATOLY MAKSIMOV, DJANIK FAIZIEV

EPISODE FIVE
HAPPINESS

PETROGRAD 1917

Hey, young lady! Come with us!

Only one family photo is left

Now youll eat.
I know that you are hungry.

Wait, Ill help.

Heres some milk and bread.

You should eat like two now.

For you and your baby.

I was so happy. So unduly happy.

Now came the atonement.

- Kolya is no more.
- Nina, please...

Not even a grave is left.

But Ill have his baby.

Im too weak to carry it.

Sorry. Well keep trying.

We will.

- Well survive.
- Yes, we will.

Ah, there is a letter from Sofya.

From Sofya? For me?

No, not for you. For Alexander.

There is no address here.

Where from did it arrive?

Some sailor brought it and ran away.

I couldnt even ask him anything.

What theyve done to all of us

I thought Sofya was in Paris.

No, I think shes still in Sevastopol.

You know what

Send it to Alexander.
He must be looking for his family.

All my letters to him were returned.

I dont know where he is.

SEVASTOPOL 1918

Slava, try this on.

Its too big for me.

Youll put it on top the sweater.

When will you come?

Ill wait for your father here.
And then Ill come.

Well be together again,
Ill do everything for this.

- You believe me?
- I do.

Sofya, heres some milk
and eggs for you.

Its time?

Rostislav, its time.

Ill be with him. Not to worry.

Slava, now tell me your full name.

I am Vanya Tishkin,
the son of the cook Nina Tishkina.

Im her only son.

And you dont know a single word
in French, right?

Or in German as well.

Mom, dont worry. I will manage.

Khasan will take you to your grandmother
in Kamenets-Podolsky.

And you will write letters to me
every day, all right?

Youll be fine there. Slava

It wont happen again.
Normally, I dont cry.

It doesnt count.

Tell Dad that
I didnt cry when leaving.

No need to see me out.

Im a big boy.

Oh, my God

- Im ready, gentlemen.
- Lets go.

Here.

Goodbye, dear Slava.

Good bye.

My Jesus, Poor child

IRKUTSK. JANUARY 1920

Damn.

Be quiet.

So, your mission in America
ended with nothing?

It didnt even begin.

On arriving, I learned
about the shameful Brest treaty

Trotsky and Lenin
had signed with Germany.

This matter polarized the government.

But it was concluded.

Ukraine was given away
to the Germans.

The Fleet and the Army were demobbed.

Russia didnt see such humiliation
even during the Mongol Yoke.

It was a real blow for me.

The cause of my whole
life was destroyed.

And then you began a war
against the Bolsheviks,

or rather against peace for Russia.

What a strange understanding
of the national good.

As a member of the previous
Russian government,

I considered it my duty before our allies
to continue the war with Germany.

But Russia didnt war
with Germany anymore.

I asked the British government to accept

my military services
in any rank whatsoever.

Then I left to Mesopotamia.

But in the end you turned up in Russia.

Yes.

I realized that a war
for Russia should be held in Russia.

And you rallied forces
with General Kornilov.

No. On my way to Mesopotamia

I was summoned
by Russias ambassador in Beijing.

BEIJING. SPRING 1918
RESIDENCE OF RUSSIA'S AMBASSADOR

Sorry, gentlemen.
Prince Kudashev is busy.

Whos there with the Prince?

Vice-admiral Kolchak.

General Janin, General Knox,
I will report your arrival.

Dont disturb the prince.
Well wait here.

Dont be so pessimistic
about Russias future.

In the south,
the Bolsheviks are confronted

by Kornilovs volunteer army.

The civil war is beginning.

Kornilov is making progress
and has taken Rostov,

but just a short distance away from here
is Siberia and the Urals

where the Bolshies positions
are still very weak.

In Omsk, our coalition
is presented by the Directory

with the best part
of Siberian regiments under its command.

But the Directory is torn apart
by political contradictions.

The White Movement needs a strong leader,
and your name,

Vice Admiral, is the first in this list.

Can you explain in detail?

The great Siberian campaign
will begin in Harbin.

If you gather enough forces
and move along

the Eastern Chinese Road to Siberia,

youll be then supported
by the Directorys troops

and the Czech legion
of ex prisoners of war

who had risen against the Bolsheviks.

Sorry, gentlemen.

This conversation
has been a little complicated.

Did Kolchak agree?

He is a Navy Fleet Commander.

Its a tough decision for him
to take command of the land forces.

But it would be ridiculous!

It would be irrational
not to use a man like Kolchak here.

THE EASTERN CHINESE ROAD 1918

Excuse me, Madame.

Mikhail?

My God, Anna.

What a surprise.

What are you doing here?

My husband is going to the Far East
to disarm The Pacific Fleet.

Your husband?
You mean he is a Red commissar now?

I have no right to judge him.
Such are the times.

The times are equal to everyone.

And where are you going?

To Harbin.

To Harbin? Why?

Kolchak is there.

He is in Harbin?

Will you excuse me, I must go.

Good bye.

HARBIN. NORTH CHINA

Its devilishly cold here,
like in Petrograd.

Any news about Sofya?

The Americans and the British
keep looking.

No word from Sevastopol either.

Thank you.

SEVASTOPOL

What are you goggling?

Theyre standing there, as if alive.

They come afloat,
and we have to clean the mess.

Who is that one?

Admiral Yakovlev.

No, this one is Lvov.

Whos this woman?

Just a woman.

My dear Madame

Nikolai Grigoryevich Lvov

May he rest in peace.
Lets go away from here.

Why? Why?

There we are

Go

What shall we tell Mr. Kolchak
if you come to any harm

Hes gone.

Hell be back.

Theres a rumor hell be back,

and hell chase
all the evil force from Russia.

Were waiting for him,
and so should you.

The mirror.

What for? Ill tell you myself.

Youre beautiful, so what thin.

‘tis was awful when you had a stroke.

We were dead worried for you.

Youll live to see your son married.

Very well, Sofya.

Only promise you wont cry.

Let me fluff your pillow

Lie down

Ill go kindle the samovar.

- Good day.
– Good day.

How is she?

Reading his letter again.

It was sent ages ago,
but she keeps reading it.

Let her read it.

Maybe she survived
only thanks to that letter.

VLADIVOSTOK 1918

Lets have a drink.

At least we are safe here.

Here you go.

Well stay in Vladivostok
for a fortnight

and then will leave to China
or maybe to Japan.

And from there we can go to America,

France or wherever you wish.

To us.

Serezha

I want to leave now.

What do you mean?

If we leave,
I will be shot as a deserter.

No, youll have to wait for two weeks.

Let us celebrate.

Have some local caviar

Serezha...

let me be sincere.

I want to see Alexander.

He is in Harbin. I know it for sure.

What do you mean – to see him?

Just to see him.

And should he ask you to stay?

Its impossible.

He will never ask me a thing like this.

I said: should he ask you to stay?

Stop torturing me, please.

No matter what you say, I will go.

But will you come back?

I will.

I dont know, Anya

I promise to be back soon.

Just help me to get to Harbin.

No.

Thats too much even
for such a patient husband as myself.

Excuse me.

Sorry. Here.

What a marvel.

Here.

What?

Im asking only for half of its price.

Very well

But if dont want

Not at all. Here.

Here you go.

One second class to Harbin.

Very well.

Here.

When will be the soonest train?

In a week.

In a week?

Revolution, Madame.

HARBIN. NORTH CHINA

Button up.

No, thanks.

Atten-tion!

They dont pay us money.

Our boots are all worn out

Cut it out!

We found the volunteers, sir.

Any further orders?

Dont keep them in the rain.

What a mess

At ease! Fall out!

We wont even form
a platoon from this rabble.

I think Kudashev is too optimistic.

May I introduce myself.
Ataman Semyonov.

I need to change, Mister Semyonov.

Ive no objections.

Kindly leave the room.
Ill invite you in due time.

No problem, Admiral.

Here you go, fella.

The Russian Directory
wants to make you the war minister.

But I can offer you something better.

What do you need me for, Grigory?

You have a name, sir.

Honestly, who am I for the allies?

with no noble background or education.

But Nakashima is of a different opinion.

Yes, Japan provides me with weapons.

And Nakashima,
unlike the French or the British,

doesnt twist my arms
with all this democracy crap.

How are you going to pay him?

With Vladivostok? Lake Baikal?
The islands?

My dear sir.

There is no hurry about payment
until we have the unified,

indivisible and powerful Russia,
as you love to repeat, Mister Kolchak.

So? Are we together?

We wont come to an agreement.

Good bye, Mister Semyonov.

If we wont, we wont.

I dont ask twice.

Mr. Railroads didnt agree.

But one day he will be begging
to become my valet.

Lets go!

Sir, you have chosen a too long
and too slow approach.

But we have several
thousand manforce in Harbin.

And hundreds of thousands in Siberia
not brainwashed by Red agitators.

We must make them fightworthy.

We must advance and steal a march.

You mean, dear sir

Yes, I decided to go to Omsk.

The Directory is offering me
the post of the war minister.

You mean all our efforts
in Harbin were in vain?

It was a waste of precious time.

Rear Admiral Smirnov will bring
the formed troops to Siberia.

I trust him.

Im not sure the allies
will like this idea.

So well see
if they are our allies or not.

Ill turn over the duties in a week.

THE EASTERN CHINESE ROAD

HARBIN. NORTH CHINA

Dont move.

Youll give the personnel list
to Rear Admiral Smirnov.

Carry on.

Speak up.

Ive good news and bad news.

Anna is coming here.

Todays papers.

News from Sevastopol.

Rear Admirals Alexandrov, Kaskov, Lvov,
Vice Admiral Novitsky

and head of mining division Kuznetsov
were killed.

Now not only the Baltic Sea,
but also the Black Sea has its heroes.

What a strange uniform, Alexander.

I didnt even recognize you,
as you didnt recognize me.

Of course I recognized you.

One year has passed.

I look awful.

Dont talk like this,
you cant look awful.

But admit, Alexander.

Admit what?

You didnt recognize me.

Have we changed so much?

Jesus

My dear, my adorable Anna.

What are you talking about?

Take the wheel. Come on.

Be careful!

Our Father, Who art in the heavens,

hallowed be Thy name.

Thy kingdom come,

Thy will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread,

and forgive us our debts,

as we forgive our debtors;

and lead us not into temptation,

but deliver us from the evil one.

I know we have to pay for everything.

But in war, poverty or exile
I want to be with you.

If you make a wish after leaving
the church, it can come true.

So, be careful with your wishes.

Im no scared.

Let it be so.

In the church I realized that
I didnt confess for a long time.

The Chinese priest
wouldnt understand you.

No, the problem is that
I lost confidence in people.

You dont need to say
some special words.

Just pour out your feelings.

You know how my father
teased my mother?

Wed all sit around a big table,
and hes say:

“You know, children, how your mother
enticed me into marriage?”

Mother would blush,
and Father laughed merrily.

I wish just for a single day
like this with you.

But youll never tell our children
how I enticed you.

Our children will never
sit around a big table, laughing merrily.

Therell be no big table
or children for us

But so what?

I am the happiest woman right now.

Im in love.

That was my confession.

Back then in Petrograd,
I thought I had lost you for ever.

I didnt try to look for you only
because I wasnt sure

Alexander, I am here with you.

Just tell me: do you love me?

I am so happy, Anna.

You mean more than life for me.

Then kiss me.

On the way here
I was like in a happy dream.

Where are we?

In the house of my cook Sung Lee.

Kind of a fishing villa.

I feel hungry.

Sung Lee We are hungry.

You are turning me away in the end.

Dont talk like this.

You promised to your husband
youll be back.

And to you I promised to stay.

What a light-minded woman.
Not fit for a war leader.

There is no time for irony.

I must urgently leave to Omsk,
to utter uncertainty.

Thats why Im going there alone.

Ill let you know as soon as possible.

And you will come, if you choose to.

Ive made my choice.

Ill be waiting for you.

IRKUTSK. JANUARY 1920

We are waiting for your answer,
Mr. Kolchak.

I didnt want to deal with Semyonov.

I had heard a lot about his atrocities.

Dont pretend to be so sensitive.

You were controlled by
the British and the French,

and Semyonov – by the Japanese.

That was the only difference
between you and him.

I had no agreements with the allies.

I saw them as an instrument
to save Russia from the Bolsheviks.

You wanted Russia to summon you.

But instead there came a brutal Cossack.

And you took offence.

You are right,

I waited for Russia to summon me.

And at last it happened.

For how long you remained
the minister of war in Omsk?

For about 30 days.

And soon there was a coup

in the Directorate
to install your autocracy?

Probably. I didnt seek power.

I took is as my duty,
or rather as my cross.

The soldiers were against the coup.

They could have left the front
and moved towards Omsk.

Or you were so confident they wouldnt?

Even if I had some doubts
on this account,

they were allayed several days later.

SIBERIA. NOVEMBER 1918
THE EASTERN FRONT

I promise and swear before
Almighty God,

His Holy Gospel
and the Life-Giving Cross:

to be faithful and invariably devoted
to our Fatherland the Russian State.

I promise and swear to serve Russia

as its Supreme Ruler,
without sparing my life,

not being carried away by kinship,
friendship, enmity or greed,

but remembering only about the revival
and prosperity of the Russian state.

In conclusion of my oath,

I kiss the cross and the words
of my Redeemer.

Amen.

THE SUPREME RULER OF RUSSIA GIVES AN OATH
OF ALLEGIANCE AT THE EASTERN FRONT 1918