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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:08,681 --> 00:00:11,601 Film Production Company "Zespoly Filmowe" 2 00:00:11,841 --> 00:00:14,761 and National Film Archive present 3 00:00:18,241 --> 00:00:25,601 THE DELUGE PART I 4 00:00:25,841 --> 00:00:31,961 Script based on the novel by Henryk Sienkiewicz 5 00:00:32,201 --> 00:00:38,081 Starring 6 00:01:23,841 --> 00:01:29,041 Music 7 00:01:37,401 --> 00:01:44,921 Scenography 8 00:01:45,201 --> 00:01:53,201 Military equipment, costumes Costume design 9 00:01:54,441 --> 00:02:02,481 Interior design Make-up 10 00:02:02,761 --> 00:02:07,241 Sound 11 00:02:07,481 --> 00:02:11,761 Editing 12 00:03:33,401 --> 00:03:40,921 Executive producer 13 00:03:41,161 --> 00:03:46,961 Director of photography 14 00:03:47,201 --> 00:03:54,441 Directed by 15 00:04:18,241 --> 00:04:19,481 Jesus! 16 00:05:54,281 --> 00:05:56,681 Hey, anybody in here? 17 00:05:58,361 --> 00:05:59,761 Anybody?! 18 00:06:01,001 --> 00:06:02,161 Quiet! 19 00:06:05,201 --> 00:06:09,081 Hey, peasant! 20 00:06:09,441 --> 00:06:11,401 We're no peasants. We're noblemen. 21 00:06:13,161 --> 00:06:15,361 Forgive me, my brother. 22 00:06:15,641 --> 00:06:18,561 Which way to Lubicz and Wodokty? 23 00:06:19,241 --> 00:06:22,161 Turn left by the cross for Lubicz. 24 00:06:22,441 --> 00:06:24,801 Go through Patsunela and then straight on for Wodokty. 25 00:06:25,041 --> 00:06:26,121 Thank you! 26 00:06:47,321 --> 00:06:49,201 You'll go to Lubicz! 27 00:06:52,641 --> 00:06:53,761 Let's go! 28 00:06:54,001 --> 00:06:55,721 So long, Jedrus! 29 00:07:11,001 --> 00:07:15,761 I shall go, I shall go 30 00:07:16,561 --> 00:07:20,881 to the high forest 31 00:07:21,321 --> 00:07:28,201 to see if my beloved one 32 00:07:28,681 --> 00:07:34,561 is coming. 33 00:07:42,321 --> 00:07:46,401 I shall go, I shall go 34 00:07:47,561 --> 00:07:51,601 to the wooden gate 35 00:07:51,961 --> 00:07:56,441 to see if his horse is waiting... 36 00:08:21,121 --> 00:08:23,361 Hey, where's your mistress? 37 00:08:23,601 --> 00:08:24,721 Here I am. 38 00:08:28,321 --> 00:08:29,881 I'm Andrzej Kmicic. 39 00:08:32,921 --> 00:08:37,481 I haven't been to Lubicz yet. I've hastened to pay my respects. 40 00:08:37,761 --> 00:08:39,721 The wind's brought me here straight from the camp. 41 00:08:39,961 --> 00:08:41,041 A lucky wind, I hope. 42 00:08:41,281 --> 00:08:43,721 Did you know of my grandfather's death? 43 00:08:43,961 --> 00:08:47,041 I've already mourned for my benefactor. 44 00:08:47,281 --> 00:08:50,561 He bequeathed Lubicz and your ladyship to me. 45 00:08:51,241 --> 00:08:55,841 You've been turning away, I haven't seen my inheritance yet. 46 00:08:58,001 --> 00:09:01,241 How nice it is to get such an inheritance. 47 00:09:01,481 --> 00:09:04,401 I'll donate for a hundred masses for my benefactor's soul! 48 00:09:04,641 --> 00:09:06,281 When shall we be wed? 49 00:09:06,521 --> 00:09:09,081 Not soon. I'm not yours yet. 50 00:09:09,321 --> 00:09:12,161 But you will be, even if I had to burn down this house! 51 00:09:12,401 --> 00:09:16,721 You're mine by the late grandfather's will and by your heart. 52 00:09:17,321 --> 00:09:18,641 I don't know about my heart. 53 00:09:18,881 --> 00:09:22,881 If you don't want to be mine, I'll stab myself with a knife. 54 00:09:24,201 --> 00:09:26,441 You say that in jest, Sir! 55 00:09:26,761 --> 00:09:28,721 Let me invite you to the reception room. 56 00:09:28,961 --> 00:09:30,281 My aunt will have supper served. 57 00:09:30,521 --> 00:09:31,881 - Whose aunt? - Mine. 58 00:09:32,121 --> 00:09:33,761 Then she's my aunt, too! 59 00:09:34,001 --> 00:09:35,481 Kulwiecowna. 60 00:10:33,241 --> 00:10:35,401 I'd have come earlier but was is not a soldier's mother. 61 00:10:35,641 --> 00:10:37,721 It marries us off only with death. 62 00:10:39,121 --> 00:10:42,361 You took your time. The regiments came back some time ago. 63 00:10:42,601 --> 00:10:46,161 After the lost battle, I stayed to stalk the foe. 64 00:10:46,401 --> 00:10:51,081 I nagged them for so long, that there is a price for my head. 65 00:10:51,321 --> 00:10:53,001 What a delicious goose! 66 00:10:53,841 --> 00:10:55,081 Holy Mary... 67 00:10:55,321 --> 00:10:57,561 The enemy's taken refuge in the towns 68 00:10:57,801 --> 00:10:59,401 for the winter's so severe. 69 00:10:59,641 --> 00:11:03,841 My men are ragged as the brooms after long sweeping, 70 00:11:04,601 --> 00:11:08,081 so the Great Crown Hetman assigned winter quarters to us. 71 00:11:08,321 --> 00:11:10,721 I've sent my officers to Lubicz. 72 00:11:12,161 --> 00:11:16,441 They'll come here tomorrow, to pay their respects to you. 73 00:11:18,081 --> 00:11:20,441 Drink some wine, Sir, please. 74 00:11:20,681 --> 00:11:24,081 I'd even drink poison, if you gave it to me. 75 00:11:26,121 --> 00:11:28,241 To your health, Your Ladyship! 76 00:11:29,721 --> 00:11:31,441 Dear Lord! 77 00:11:31,681 --> 00:11:36,081 The more I look at you, the more I want to get married. 78 00:11:40,841 --> 00:11:42,201 When shall we be wed? 79 00:11:44,481 --> 00:11:47,721 It's untimely to speak of it, while in mourning. 80 00:11:47,961 --> 00:11:50,961 Then I'll wither before the time comes. 81 00:11:52,681 --> 00:11:54,281 Well, I'll be damned! 82 00:11:56,761 --> 00:11:59,881 Grandpapa always said you were a hothead. 83 00:12:00,441 --> 00:12:02,241 You must get accustomed to it. 84 00:12:02,481 --> 00:12:06,441 And you must change your habits, it cannot be like this! 85 00:12:22,401 --> 00:12:26,761 Oh, so you're going to lead me by the nose. 86 00:12:27,801 --> 00:12:31,121 You don't seem to be a man who is easily led. 87 00:12:31,361 --> 00:12:34,561 They broke a lot of rods in the monastery 88 00:12:34,801 --> 00:12:37,241 to make me memorize some wise maxims. 89 00:12:37,481 --> 00:12:40,241 Which one do you remember the best? 90 00:12:41,401 --> 00:12:43,721 When in love, throw yourself at her feet. 91 00:12:43,961 --> 00:12:45,281 In this manner. 92 00:12:47,441 --> 00:12:49,801 Let me go or I'll be angry. 93 00:12:50,201 --> 00:12:51,441 My aunt is coming. 94 00:12:51,681 --> 00:12:55,201 A regiment of aunts can't stop me from being passionate. 95 00:12:56,321 --> 00:12:58,161 Traitor! Judas! 96 00:12:58,401 --> 00:13:01,441 That's not true. My kiss is sincere. 97 00:13:02,241 --> 00:13:03,961 Would you like to see for yourself? 98 00:13:04,201 --> 00:13:05,801 Don't you dare! 99 00:13:07,481 --> 00:13:11,041 Where I come from, people say: keep asking, 100 00:13:12,241 --> 00:13:15,761 however if it is not given to you, take it yourself. 101 00:13:25,921 --> 00:13:27,401 I should leave. 102 00:13:31,841 --> 00:13:33,241 It's late. 103 00:13:33,961 --> 00:13:37,521 It's a long way to Lubicz and wolves aplenty. 104 00:13:38,801 --> 00:13:42,681 Tomorrow I'll pay you a visit with my company. 105 00:13:44,481 --> 00:13:47,041 - Goodnight. - May God be with you. 106 00:13:58,601 --> 00:14:00,441 Oh, auntie! 107 00:14:38,361 --> 00:14:40,201 You sons of the bitches! 108 00:14:40,441 --> 00:14:42,241 Jedrus! 109 00:14:44,641 --> 00:14:50,921 Drink with us dear host of ours... 110 00:14:51,161 --> 00:14:58,441 Stay with us until we lay in the grave... 111 00:14:58,681 --> 00:15:00,321 Here's to my lady! 112 00:15:04,001 --> 00:15:06,801 Bottoms up! Bottoms up! 113 00:15:34,881 --> 00:15:36,921 Well, what is she like? 114 00:15:37,361 --> 00:15:40,521 Very pretty? 115 00:15:45,321 --> 00:15:48,481 Damn it! There's no other like her! 116 00:15:48,721 --> 00:15:53,441 You're lucky to have someone to snuggle up to. 117 00:15:57,881 --> 00:15:59,921 When's the wedding? 118 00:16:00,841 --> 00:16:02,481 After the mourning's over. 119 00:16:03,081 --> 00:16:06,801 To hell with the mourning! Children aren't born black but... 120 00:16:07,041 --> 00:16:08,281 ...white! 121 00:16:08,521 --> 00:16:10,721 Got it?! White! 122 00:16:12,401 --> 00:16:16,121 Jedrus! Little babies miss this world. 123 00:16:17,121 --> 00:16:22,801 Don't keep them waiting! We'll get drunk at the wedding! 124 00:16:23,041 --> 00:16:27,961 You can't kick us, poor orphans, out. 125 00:16:28,241 --> 00:16:30,961 What belongs to me, belongs to you! 126 00:16:32,121 --> 00:16:35,881 Here's to grandfather Billewicz, who left you Lubicz! 127 00:16:39,801 --> 00:16:43,041 You fool! Drinking to the health of the deceased?! 128 00:16:47,121 --> 00:16:48,721 Jedrus... 129 00:16:55,281 --> 00:16:59,721 We'll sleep on straw, just don't kick us out! 130 00:17:02,761 --> 00:17:04,241 Stop it. 131 00:17:04,721 --> 00:17:07,521 Whatever is mine, is yours! 132 00:17:10,081 --> 00:17:12,401 He won't abandon us! 133 00:17:13,081 --> 00:17:16,561 I knew it. 134 00:17:16,801 --> 00:17:21,241 - Where will I go? - To Jedrus's place! 135 00:17:22,561 --> 00:17:24,041 Where will we go? 136 00:17:27,921 --> 00:17:31,481 My beloved. 137 00:17:32,041 --> 00:17:35,881 I will be back. 138 00:17:37,121 --> 00:17:41,161 Look at your gate 139 00:17:43,881 --> 00:17:49,961 See if there's my horse awaiting... 140 00:17:55,641 --> 00:17:57,321 Kra! Kra! 141 00:17:58,881 --> 00:18:02,481 I am my own master 142 00:18:04,281 --> 00:18:08,001 when I'm sitting over a pitch of mead. 143 00:18:08,881 --> 00:18:14,961 I don't care for gold I will gladly drink instead! 144 00:18:15,361 --> 00:18:18,041 Let's drink up! Gulp, gulp! 145 00:18:39,841 --> 00:18:47,761 He slashed at me like this and I slashed at him like that! 146 00:18:49,401 --> 00:18:52,001 One, two, three! 147 00:18:53,521 --> 00:18:56,841 You won't equal Kmicic anyway! 148 00:18:58,041 --> 00:19:00,841 - Nobody will! - That's right! 149 00:19:01,081 --> 00:19:05,401 Slice them off, Jedrus! 150 00:19:30,641 --> 00:19:33,121 No one can equal him. You try! 151 00:19:33,361 --> 00:19:34,921 You can't beat me at shooting either! 152 00:19:35,161 --> 00:19:37,041 One ducat a shot! 153 00:19:40,241 --> 00:19:42,441 Two! Between the horns! 154 00:19:42,681 --> 00:19:45,561 Three! Five! Pistols! 155 00:19:46,881 --> 00:19:48,161 Is it loaded? 156 00:19:56,721 --> 00:20:00,121 Straight into the skull! Between the horns! 157 00:20:02,801 --> 00:20:03,921 He missed! 158 00:20:04,721 --> 00:20:05,921 I'll try. 159 00:20:08,281 --> 00:20:10,481 Dead centre! Bravo! 160 00:20:12,961 --> 00:20:14,881 Give it to me! 161 00:20:23,961 --> 00:20:25,241 Between the horns! 162 00:20:55,801 --> 00:20:57,841 Fight! Cut! Kill! 163 00:20:58,481 --> 00:20:59,961 On the horses! 164 00:21:07,241 --> 00:21:09,721 Wenches! 165 00:21:36,881 --> 00:21:38,601 Girls! 166 00:21:58,601 --> 00:22:00,441 Jesus Christ! 167 00:22:06,321 --> 00:22:08,481 Where are Rekuc and Kulwiec? 168 00:22:09,041 --> 00:22:11,801 - Asleep. - Wake them up then! 169 00:22:14,721 --> 00:22:18,201 No one can know about this. My reputation is at stake. 170 00:22:18,441 --> 00:22:23,121 - Yours is as good as ours. - Aren't you to blame? 171 00:22:23,361 --> 00:22:26,001 But who was dragging Tumgrat in the cold? With horses?! 172 00:22:26,241 --> 00:22:27,921 Who's been breaking the provincial diets? 173 00:22:28,161 --> 00:22:30,521 How many have you killed or hurt? 174 00:22:30,761 --> 00:22:33,321 Tumgrat forgave me before he died. 175 00:22:34,801 --> 00:22:39,521 And a duel can happen to everybody. 176 00:22:40,161 --> 00:22:43,001 But that's not all! 177 00:22:43,361 --> 00:22:45,961 Shut your mouth! I shall lay the blame on you. 178 00:22:46,481 --> 00:22:51,321 I've already warned the girls and the servants not to tell anybody. 179 00:23:13,161 --> 00:23:15,561 Look though, my girl, look outside. 180 00:23:15,841 --> 00:23:18,121 It's time for war! 181 00:23:20,441 --> 00:23:22,921 Mother dear, mother dear 182 00:23:23,161 --> 00:23:27,721 I'm going to war That's my destiny... 183 00:24:15,201 --> 00:24:16,601 Do you love me? 184 00:24:17,361 --> 00:24:19,001 As my own soul. 185 00:24:29,361 --> 00:24:31,441 Colonel, Sir! 186 00:24:32,321 --> 00:24:33,601 Stop! 187 00:24:37,121 --> 00:24:40,801 He's one of my soldiers. Something must've happened. 188 00:24:42,841 --> 00:24:44,561 What is it, Soroka? 189 00:24:45,521 --> 00:24:49,801 The town is on fire, they're fighting. 190 00:24:50,041 --> 00:24:52,161 - Holy Mary! - Don't be afraid, My Lady. 191 00:24:52,401 --> 00:24:53,721 Who's fighting? 192 00:24:53,961 --> 00:24:57,321 Townsmen didn't want to give up the fodder. 193 00:24:57,561 --> 00:25:00,601 Soldiers took it by force. They began firing. 194 00:25:00,841 --> 00:25:04,481 We set two houses on fire. There's a terrible turmoil. 195 00:25:04,721 --> 00:25:06,281 The bells are tolling. 196 00:25:06,521 --> 00:25:08,121 We must go to their aid! 197 00:25:10,681 --> 00:25:13,721 Burn the town down! 198 00:25:13,961 --> 00:25:15,241 To arms! 199 00:25:15,481 --> 00:25:17,721 Silence! I need a horse! 200 00:25:21,921 --> 00:25:23,361 I don't need you! 201 00:25:24,241 --> 00:25:26,241 I don't want your moaning! 202 00:25:27,481 --> 00:25:29,361 Go back to Lubicz and wait there for me. 203 00:25:29,601 --> 00:25:30,881 But Sir... 204 00:25:31,321 --> 00:25:32,841 Not a word. 205 00:25:37,681 --> 00:25:39,201 So long, Olenka! 206 00:25:40,321 --> 00:25:42,641 We can't finish our sleigh ride. 207 00:25:43,241 --> 00:25:45,881 Be well and don't worry. 208 00:25:59,841 --> 00:26:03,441 We wish to pay our respects to Sir Kmicic. 209 00:26:03,681 --> 00:26:07,681 But he's not come back from the town yet. 210 00:26:07,921 --> 00:26:12,761 I think he'll be right back. He'll be very glad to see you. 211 00:26:19,481 --> 00:26:22,321 Have you spoken about marriage? 212 00:26:24,041 --> 00:26:26,641 Sir Kmicic wishes it as soon as possible. 213 00:26:26,881 --> 00:26:30,521 I should think so. Why wouldn't he? 214 00:26:30,921 --> 00:26:32,721 He'd have to be a fool. 215 00:26:33,521 --> 00:26:37,721 Father Kasjan, tell her what you have in mind. 216 00:26:38,561 --> 00:26:41,481 Do not doze like a hare at midday in the field. 217 00:26:41,721 --> 00:26:47,321 I'm not dozing. I'm just wondering, what to say. 218 00:26:47,841 --> 00:26:50,001 Tell us, what you can see. 219 00:26:50,361 --> 00:26:53,361 What can I see? Here's what. 220 00:26:54,521 --> 00:26:57,201 Sir Kmicic is a famous soldier. 221 00:26:57,921 --> 00:27:02,881 He opposed the enemy alone, when all others quit. 222 00:27:03,521 --> 00:27:07,121 Dear God, give us as many such man as possible. 223 00:27:08,081 --> 00:27:11,401 But his companions are worthless. 224 00:27:12,041 --> 00:27:17,041 On their first day in Lubicz, they were shooting. At what? 225 00:27:17,561 --> 00:27:21,201 At the portraits of the late members of Billewicz family. 226 00:27:21,441 --> 00:27:22,801 Jesus Christ! 227 00:27:23,041 --> 00:27:25,241 Kmicic shouldn't have allowed that to happen! 228 00:27:25,481 --> 00:27:28,641 - They were his benefactors. - It cannot be! 229 00:27:29,201 --> 00:27:32,001 - It cannot be! - On the contrary. 230 00:27:32,241 --> 00:27:36,121 Then they dragged the girls into the room for debauchery. 231 00:27:36,361 --> 00:27:38,281 That's an offence to God. 232 00:27:39,641 --> 00:27:41,841 That's never happened here before. 233 00:27:42,081 --> 00:27:47,961 They've started with shooting and debauchery. 234 00:27:48,601 --> 00:27:51,361 - The very first day. - That's a disgrace. 235 00:27:51,601 --> 00:27:54,401 I thought they'd become animals at war. 236 00:27:55,121 --> 00:27:58,561 Scoundrels... They bring shame also on him. 237 00:27:58,801 --> 00:28:03,681 We're not blaming Sir Kmicic, sweetheart. 238 00:28:03,921 --> 00:28:07,241 They're the ones who've been tempting him. 239 00:28:07,521 --> 00:28:11,081 He's young and foolish. 240 00:28:38,161 --> 00:28:40,441 Great, mighty lady... 241 00:28:40,681 --> 00:28:43,241 We were astonished not to be let into this house. 242 00:28:43,481 --> 00:28:45,161 I'm astonished as well. 243 00:28:45,401 --> 00:28:48,001 Today's Sunday but I haven't seen you at the mass. 244 00:28:50,121 --> 00:28:53,001 Great, mighty lady... 245 00:28:53,241 --> 00:28:56,881 We've come here to throw ourselves at the feet of our benefactress 246 00:28:57,121 --> 00:28:58,361 and ask for help. 247 00:28:58,601 --> 00:29:02,721 Tell your men to go with us. 248 00:29:02,961 --> 00:29:07,161 We'll take the town by storm and bleed some townsmen. 249 00:29:07,721 --> 00:29:11,041 But Kmicic told you to stay put in Lubicz. 250 00:29:11,281 --> 00:29:15,401 I think it beseems him to command and you to obey. 251 00:29:19,041 --> 00:29:24,001 One would think that you were talking to his servants. 252 00:29:24,961 --> 00:29:27,281 It's been 4 days since Jedrus is away. 253 00:29:27,521 --> 00:29:32,521 He didn't go to fight in a battle but to punish turbulent soldiers. 254 00:29:34,161 --> 00:29:35,641 I have no men to spare. 255 00:29:39,281 --> 00:29:43,801 You won't give your men to Kmicic? 256 00:29:44,441 --> 00:29:48,201 You're begrudging us your men for Jedrus's rescue? 257 00:29:48,441 --> 00:29:50,801 Don't you wish him well? 258 00:29:51,601 --> 00:29:56,241 Your company is the worst that could've happen to him anyway. 259 00:29:57,121 --> 00:29:59,481 You shall not enter this house. 260 00:30:00,241 --> 00:30:01,561 Now get out of here! 261 00:30:07,321 --> 00:30:12,161 If it was not for Kmicic, you'd dance to our tune, My Lady. 262 00:30:12,401 --> 00:30:15,041 Do you want to stand up to Kmicic? 263 00:30:15,281 --> 00:30:17,521 I can stand up to you, too, you pig! 264 00:30:17,761 --> 00:30:18,921 Very well then. 265 00:30:19,161 --> 00:30:23,361 Whoever draws his sabre first, I'll smash his head. On your horses! 266 00:30:35,801 --> 00:30:38,201 Let us drink. It's cold! 267 00:30:52,161 --> 00:30:54,281 They're from Lubicz. 268 00:30:54,521 --> 00:30:57,041 Yes, Kmicic's companions. 269 00:31:00,921 --> 00:31:02,481 Is it them? 270 00:31:07,161 --> 00:31:10,241 - Let's have another. - It smells of mead. 271 00:31:10,481 --> 00:31:13,121 We don't want spirit, give us mead! 272 00:31:33,721 --> 00:31:36,401 There are damsels sitting by the fire. 273 00:31:37,641 --> 00:31:39,241 You're right. 274 00:31:39,481 --> 00:31:42,601 I wonder, what are they doing... 275 00:31:43,161 --> 00:31:46,321 Maybe they've come here to dance? 276 00:31:46,881 --> 00:31:48,281 Let's see. 277 00:31:55,921 --> 00:31:58,041 What are you doing? 278 00:32:02,561 --> 00:32:04,121 Warming our feet. 279 00:32:05,561 --> 00:32:07,321 Warming their feet!! 280 00:32:17,201 --> 00:32:20,681 Very nice feet. 281 00:32:21,281 --> 00:32:26,241 I know a better way of warming feet 282 00:32:26,481 --> 00:32:27,961 than sitting by the fire. 283 00:32:28,201 --> 00:32:31,441 Dance and the cold will go away! 284 00:32:31,841 --> 00:32:36,161 We don't need violins, I'll play on my battle hammer. 285 00:32:44,561 --> 00:32:46,001 Let's dance. 286 00:32:49,201 --> 00:32:50,801 Leave me alone. 287 00:33:00,281 --> 00:33:03,081 Perhaps you'd like to dance with me? 288 00:33:03,321 --> 00:33:06,081 - Who are you? - Are you looking for trouble? 289 00:33:06,321 --> 00:33:08,481 No use talking, away with you! 290 00:33:12,281 --> 00:33:14,161 Get out! 291 00:33:57,561 --> 00:34:03,081 I am my own master 292 00:34:03,521 --> 00:34:09,521 when I'm sitting over a pitch of mead. 293 00:34:09,961 --> 00:34:15,761 I don't care for gold I will gladly drink instead. 294 00:34:36,441 --> 00:34:40,401 - I was worried. - My sweet love! 295 00:34:40,641 --> 00:34:42,281 I was afraid there might be a battle. 296 00:34:42,521 --> 00:34:45,241 A few villagers silenced by soldiers, that's all. 297 00:34:45,481 --> 00:34:47,041 What do you mean 'silenced'? 298 00:34:47,281 --> 00:34:50,641 One sword stroke in the head is enough. 299 00:34:50,881 --> 00:34:52,321 But that's murder! 300 00:34:56,561 --> 00:34:58,801 The burghers sent for help. 301 00:34:59,041 --> 00:35:01,641 A few soldiers and officers came. 302 00:35:01,881 --> 00:35:04,161 I chased the soldiers off... 303 00:35:05,721 --> 00:35:08,521 and had them chased naked with whips through the snow. 304 00:35:08,761 --> 00:35:11,721 You have neither shame or conscience! 305 00:35:13,201 --> 00:35:15,401 Are you sincere or just pretending? 306 00:35:15,641 --> 00:35:17,601 You'll be brought to trial. 307 00:35:18,681 --> 00:35:20,641 Don't you worry about that. 308 00:35:21,281 --> 00:35:23,841 Everybody is his own master in this country. 309 00:35:24,081 --> 00:35:27,841 If he has a sword and a few men. 310 00:35:29,161 --> 00:35:32,721 Who am I to fear? 311 00:35:33,361 --> 00:35:37,961 I am afraid of God's anger and people's tears. 312 00:35:41,281 --> 00:35:43,921 You think I don't know about Lubicz? 313 00:35:45,801 --> 00:35:49,481 - Who told you about that? - All the nobles speak of it. 314 00:35:51,441 --> 00:35:55,561 I should repay them for their kindness then. 315 00:35:56,681 --> 00:35:58,521 We were drunk though. 316 00:36:00,761 --> 00:36:05,641 I know that those bandits made you do it. 317 00:36:05,881 --> 00:36:08,841 These are no bandits. They're my officers. 318 00:36:09,081 --> 00:36:12,161 I told them to leave my house! 319 00:36:18,961 --> 00:36:21,441 - You ordered them to go? - Yes. 320 00:36:22,681 --> 00:36:25,601 - And they did? - Yes. 321 00:36:37,281 --> 00:36:40,441 I swear, you have a courage of a cavalryman! 322 00:36:40,681 --> 00:36:44,001 They obey Kmicic! 323 00:36:44,241 --> 00:36:46,441 They're as obedient as a flock of sheep 324 00:36:46,681 --> 00:36:48,561 because they're afraid of me! 325 00:36:48,801 --> 00:36:50,881 You must choose between me and them. 326 00:36:51,121 --> 00:36:54,161 What for? I've got you and them as well. 327 00:36:55,121 --> 00:36:59,761 I won't marry a man with blood and tears on his conscience. 328 00:37:22,441 --> 00:37:24,961 Don't drive me mad! 329 00:37:26,281 --> 00:37:28,521 What do you want from me?! 330 00:37:30,521 --> 00:37:32,041 Just be decent. 331 00:37:34,041 --> 00:37:36,961 - Be well. - Farewell. 332 00:37:41,481 --> 00:37:43,801 For God's sake! 333 00:37:46,841 --> 00:37:50,281 Do you want me to drop dead from my horse? 334 00:37:53,001 --> 00:37:54,401 Olenka... 335 00:37:56,561 --> 00:37:58,041 Don't cry! 336 00:37:58,921 --> 00:38:03,001 For God's sake, don't cry, my dearest! 337 00:38:03,641 --> 00:38:07,761 I'll send them away, I'll make up for everything. 338 00:38:09,441 --> 00:38:12,041 I'm going to lead a different life. 339 00:38:13,081 --> 00:38:14,641 I'll change. 340 00:38:36,721 --> 00:38:38,321 Anybody in here?! 341 00:38:48,841 --> 00:38:51,681 Have they drunk themselves unconcious? 342 00:40:00,121 --> 00:40:02,401 Rekuc, it's me. 343 00:40:08,521 --> 00:40:10,161 Jedrus... 344 00:40:10,841 --> 00:40:13,761 - Bring me a priest. - Who slaughtered you? 345 00:40:15,361 --> 00:40:17,201 Who did it? 346 00:40:19,121 --> 00:40:21,041 The Butryms. 347 00:40:57,441 --> 00:41:00,081 Farewell! 348 00:41:56,921 --> 00:42:00,881 Olenka, wake up! 349 00:42:01,121 --> 00:42:03,201 Wolmontowicze is on fire! 350 00:42:03,481 --> 00:42:05,961 What a disaster! Wolmontowicze is on fire! 351 00:42:06,841 --> 00:42:10,121 Can you hear that? Oh, God! 352 00:42:13,441 --> 00:42:14,801 He did it. 353 00:44:05,641 --> 00:44:08,721 - Holy John the Baptist... - ...pray for him. 354 00:44:09,321 --> 00:44:12,081 - Holy Joseph... - ...pray for him. 355 00:44:13,041 --> 00:44:17,441 - Holy Patriarchs and Prophets... - ...pray for him. 356 00:44:17,681 --> 00:44:21,001 - From evil death... - ...save him, oh Lord. 357 00:44:21,241 --> 00:44:24,441 - From the torment of hell... - ...save him, oh Lord. 358 00:44:24,681 --> 00:44:26,121 From all evil... 359 00:44:33,001 --> 00:44:34,401 Open the door. 360 00:44:42,681 --> 00:44:44,561 My horse's dropped dead in the forest. 361 00:44:44,801 --> 00:44:45,961 They're after me. 362 00:44:47,361 --> 00:44:49,241 You've burnt Wolmontowicze. 363 00:44:50,441 --> 00:44:52,921 Yes, yes, I did! 364 00:45:01,841 --> 00:45:07,521 The devil's coming for my soul, eh? 365 00:45:07,761 --> 00:45:09,041 All right. 366 00:45:16,521 --> 00:45:19,521 Close the gate and go to the servants' hall. 367 00:45:21,961 --> 00:45:23,441 You go in there. 368 00:45:35,561 --> 00:45:37,361 Open the door! 369 00:45:43,961 --> 00:45:46,881 What's going on? What do you want? 370 00:45:47,481 --> 00:45:50,881 - Kmicic burnt Wolmontowicze. - Murdered men, women and children. 371 00:45:51,121 --> 00:45:52,441 Kmicic did it! 372 00:45:52,681 --> 00:45:55,881 We've already killed his people and now we want his head! 373 00:45:56,121 --> 00:46:00,081 Pursue him, why are you standing here? 374 00:46:00,321 --> 00:46:03,681 He's not here? We found his horse in the forest. 375 00:46:04,001 --> 00:46:06,361 No, the house was locked up. 376 00:46:06,961 --> 00:46:09,281 Search the stables and barns. 377 00:46:10,041 --> 00:46:12,561 He's escaped to the woods! Follow him! 378 00:46:12,801 --> 00:46:14,001 Stop! 379 00:46:17,441 --> 00:46:21,721 Don't hide him, young lady, he's accursed. 380 00:46:26,481 --> 00:46:29,201 I curse him just as you do. 381 00:46:30,241 --> 00:46:31,481 Amen. 382 00:46:51,561 --> 00:46:53,121 Come out, Sir... 383 00:47:07,081 --> 00:47:09,041 Take a horse and leave. 384 00:47:20,161 --> 00:47:21,641 Olenka... 385 00:47:22,321 --> 00:47:25,401 You've got blood on your hands like Cain. 386 00:47:31,361 --> 00:47:33,521 Go and stay away forever! 387 00:48:42,081 --> 00:48:45,521 One seldom meets such worthy people as you. 388 00:48:46,601 --> 00:48:50,441 I couldn't feel better in Kiejdany. 389 00:48:51,521 --> 00:48:55,521 We thank you, Sir, that you decided to be recovering here. 390 00:48:55,761 --> 00:48:59,521 Though you'd have had the best doctors at the Hetman's court. 391 00:49:00,561 --> 00:49:01,801 Don't mention it. 392 00:49:02,041 --> 00:49:05,441 I'm glad my arm is fit to wield the sword. 393 00:49:07,681 --> 00:49:09,721 Soon enough. 394 00:49:10,641 --> 00:49:15,401 I've heard you got the letter from the Prince Hetman. 395 00:49:15,641 --> 00:49:19,441 Spring is coming. It's time to set off again. 396 00:49:20,481 --> 00:49:23,601 That's what I wanted to talk to you about. 397 00:49:24,641 --> 00:49:30,521 Hetman's given new conscriptions for me and Kmicic. 398 00:49:40,481 --> 00:49:42,881 That man is accursed. 399 00:49:43,201 --> 00:49:48,361 He will not come back here, unless he seeks his own death. 400 00:49:57,601 --> 00:49:59,841 Will you want to march under my command? 401 00:50:01,401 --> 00:50:04,801 You're the successor of late Sir Billewicz. 402 00:50:05,041 --> 00:50:08,721 If it wasn't for you, no one would've survived the battle. 403 00:50:08,961 --> 00:50:13,681 Prince Hetman is terribly worried about your horses. 404 00:50:21,241 --> 00:50:25,521 Our horses are good. 405 00:50:26,921 --> 00:50:30,361 They can go three days, before they get exhausted. 406 00:50:30,601 --> 00:50:34,041 However they've got little looks. And your people are quite tall. 407 00:50:34,281 --> 00:50:38,521 It seems like the squadron's mounted dogs! 408 00:50:44,121 --> 00:50:48,481 Colonel, Sir! Kmicic has abducted the young lady. 409 00:51:00,561 --> 00:51:03,241 I wonder, why did he dare to stay here. 410 00:51:03,481 --> 00:51:06,041 He must be very sure of himself. 411 00:51:06,281 --> 00:51:09,681 - How many roads lead to the house? - Just this one. 412 00:51:09,921 --> 00:51:11,161 Very well. 413 00:53:07,121 --> 00:53:08,401 Follow me! 414 00:53:41,081 --> 00:53:43,401 Hide behind the carts! 415 00:54:04,841 --> 00:54:06,121 To the house! 416 00:54:18,881 --> 00:54:21,441 Break down the door with axes! 417 00:54:35,561 --> 00:54:40,921 Stop it, damn it! Let's talk. 418 00:54:42,881 --> 00:54:44,241 Stop! 419 00:54:45,441 --> 00:54:46,521 Who's that? 420 00:54:46,761 --> 00:54:48,401 The Banneret of Orsha, Andrzej Kmicic. 421 00:54:48,641 --> 00:54:49,881 Who am I speaking with? 422 00:54:50,121 --> 00:54:53,761 - Colonel Michal Jerzy Wolodyjowski. - Ave! 423 00:54:54,001 --> 00:54:55,961 No time for greetings. 424 00:54:57,561 --> 00:55:02,361 You ruffian! These people have a bone to pick with you. 425 00:55:02,601 --> 00:55:05,281 You have to account for the blood of innocent people 426 00:55:05,521 --> 00:55:07,561 and the abduction of the young lady! 427 00:55:07,801 --> 00:55:12,041 You wouldn't call me a ruffian, if the door was open. 428 00:55:12,281 --> 00:55:13,441 Open it then! 429 00:55:13,681 --> 00:55:15,361 Listen carefully. 430 00:55:15,601 --> 00:55:17,681 I've got a barrel of powder here. 431 00:55:17,921 --> 00:55:23,161 Leave me alone or I'll blow up the house and everybody in it. 432 00:55:35,521 --> 00:55:38,641 He's a madman capable of doing it. 433 00:55:43,841 --> 00:55:46,001 Come out and fight with me. 434 00:55:46,241 --> 00:55:48,441 If you win, you'll go free. 435 00:55:49,161 --> 00:55:51,841 - A nobleman's word? - I swear. 436 00:55:52,081 --> 00:55:53,361 No! Don't do it! 437 00:55:53,601 --> 00:55:56,121 Silence, damn it! 438 00:55:57,961 --> 00:56:01,041 If I don't do it, he'll blow us all up. 439 00:56:01,281 --> 00:56:04,121 Well, did the poor gentry agree? 440 00:56:05,441 --> 00:56:09,161 They'll swear by their swords, if you like. 441 00:56:10,121 --> 00:56:11,601 Let them swear. 442 00:56:11,841 --> 00:56:14,121 Come together, gentlemen! 443 00:56:21,081 --> 00:56:24,161 I take all of you as witnesses 444 00:56:24,401 --> 00:56:27,401 that I've challenged Sir Kmicic to a duel, 445 00:56:27,641 --> 00:56:33,521 and I've promised he'll go free, if he wins. 446 00:56:34,481 --> 00:56:38,761 Without any obstacles from you. 447 00:56:39,001 --> 00:56:40,281 Take the oath! 448 00:56:42,601 --> 00:56:45,641 I swear to God Almighty... 449 00:56:48,001 --> 00:56:50,121 ...and the Holy Cross... 450 00:56:50,361 --> 00:56:51,881 Amen. 451 00:56:54,801 --> 00:56:56,441 Come out! 452 00:56:58,961 --> 00:57:00,241 Well?! 453 00:57:09,841 --> 00:57:11,761 I've trusted your word. 454 00:57:16,441 --> 00:57:19,681 - Which one is Colonel Wolodyjowski? - I am. 455 00:57:22,641 --> 00:57:25,121 Well, you're not a giant. 456 00:57:26,401 --> 00:57:28,721 - Where do we fight? - Here. 457 00:57:37,601 --> 00:57:38,921 All right. 458 00:57:41,201 --> 00:57:45,681 I feel sorry for you, I've heard you're a great soldier. 459 00:57:45,921 --> 00:57:48,321 Therefore I'm warning you for the last time: 460 00:57:48,561 --> 00:57:50,161 leave me alone. 461 00:57:50,561 --> 00:57:54,881 - Stand your ground! - You asked for it. 462 00:58:02,801 --> 00:58:05,041 Shall we wait until the drizzle stops? 463 00:58:05,761 --> 00:58:07,681 It's all the same to me. 464 00:58:09,001 --> 00:58:12,121 It's a pity to die in such a heavy rain. 465 00:58:13,561 --> 00:58:18,201 A Colonel is going to be buried, so the sky is weeping. 466 00:58:18,921 --> 00:58:20,241 Let's begin. 467 00:59:09,801 --> 00:59:12,121 You swing your sword like a flail. 468 00:59:39,361 --> 00:59:40,601 Pick it up! 469 00:59:46,761 --> 00:59:48,001 Pick it up. 470 01:00:42,361 --> 01:00:44,921 Finish it, Sir, spare me the shame. 471 01:01:00,721 --> 01:01:02,321 Let me go! 472 01:01:06,281 --> 01:01:09,321 He's alive, he hasn't fallen on his back. 473 01:01:13,481 --> 01:01:15,961 Now he's mine, not yours. 474 01:01:17,521 --> 01:01:19,841 No butchering. We're knights. 475 01:01:20,081 --> 01:01:21,601 One doesn't slaughter the wounded. 476 01:01:21,841 --> 01:01:23,241 Dress his wound. 477 01:01:33,761 --> 01:01:36,081 Young lady, you're free. 478 01:01:36,321 --> 01:01:39,201 I'm Colonel Wolodyjowski, at your feet. 479 01:01:39,441 --> 01:01:40,521 Is he dead? 480 01:01:40,761 --> 01:01:44,601 Do not fear, young lady. Kmicic is unconscious. 481 01:01:45,321 --> 01:01:48,641 No boasting but I take the credit for it! 482 01:01:49,161 --> 01:01:52,241 By the living God, answer me! Is he dead? 483 01:01:52,881 --> 01:01:56,761 Kmicic? He's just wounded. 484 01:02:00,921 --> 01:02:02,321 Thank you, sir. 485 01:03:01,481 --> 01:03:05,041 I've come to ask, if you bear me a grudge. 486 01:03:06,041 --> 01:03:08,281 Thank you for coming, sir. 487 01:03:09,841 --> 01:03:13,321 I bear no grudge, I was defeated by a fine man. 488 01:03:14,961 --> 01:03:20,001 So you're the famous Michal Wolodyjowski? 489 01:03:22,281 --> 01:03:25,761 Strictly speaking, I'm Jerzy Michal. 490 01:03:26,121 --> 01:03:29,081 But Saint George had only slain a dragon 491 01:03:29,321 --> 01:03:31,881 and Saint Michael is the officer in heaven. 492 01:03:32,121 --> 01:03:35,561 Therefore I prefer to have him as my patron saint. 493 01:03:36,321 --> 01:03:39,321 George is certainly no equal to Michael. 494 01:03:41,161 --> 01:03:44,961 I presume you're astonished I came out alive... 495 01:03:45,201 --> 01:03:47,921 You can finish me off whenever you like. 496 01:03:48,201 --> 01:03:50,521 That's not my intention. 497 01:03:52,521 --> 01:03:55,961 How's your health, sir? 498 01:04:01,121 --> 01:04:02,961 It was a near thing. 499 01:04:04,681 --> 01:04:06,721 Where did you learn your skills? 500 01:04:06,961 --> 01:04:08,281 At wars. 501 01:04:12,241 --> 01:04:14,801 I'm threatened with lawsuits here. 502 01:04:16,361 --> 01:04:19,401 I burnt down Wolmontowicze, that's true. 503 01:04:19,641 --> 01:04:22,441 I murdered many people as well. 504 01:04:24,081 --> 01:04:27,121 But my companions were slaughtered too, 505 01:04:27,361 --> 01:04:28,801 like oxen. 506 01:04:29,441 --> 01:04:30,721 And why? 507 01:04:30,961 --> 01:04:35,001 Just because they wanted to dance with some damsels? 508 01:04:37,881 --> 01:04:39,161 Poor souls. 509 01:04:40,921 --> 01:04:43,161 As for abducting the girl... 510 01:04:43,401 --> 01:04:46,961 It's true she saved my life, but threw me out afterwards. 511 01:04:47,201 --> 01:04:49,041 What was there left for me to do? 512 01:04:49,521 --> 01:04:51,481 I'll tell you something, sir. 513 01:04:52,681 --> 01:04:54,121 She loves you. 514 01:05:00,401 --> 01:05:04,161 How do you know she loves me? 515 01:05:04,801 --> 01:05:06,281 I'm not blind. 516 01:05:06,521 --> 01:05:08,001 I saw the look on her face 517 01:05:08,241 --> 01:05:11,081 when you were brought in here wounded. 518 01:05:11,321 --> 01:05:12,641 She loves you. 519 01:05:13,521 --> 01:05:15,201 If you don't understand that, 520 01:05:15,441 --> 01:05:18,201 it's because you had your head split open. 521 01:05:21,281 --> 01:05:22,801 I wish it was true! 522 01:05:23,161 --> 01:05:25,361 I didn't say she'd marry you. 523 01:05:30,481 --> 01:05:32,841 It is wartime now. 524 01:05:34,041 --> 01:05:38,561 You can render great services to your country. 525 01:05:38,801 --> 01:05:42,481 Win fame for courage and patch up your reputation. 526 01:05:44,281 --> 01:05:48,601 You sound like a good friend. 527 01:05:50,561 --> 01:05:54,561 I'm not your friend, sir, but I feel for that lady. 528 01:05:54,801 --> 01:05:58,121 If I convince you, that'll be a tribute to my country, too. 529 01:05:58,361 --> 01:06:00,961 You're a good soldier. An experienced one. 530 01:06:02,921 --> 01:06:05,681 Is there still time for me to do it? 531 01:06:07,121 --> 01:06:10,921 I have to go to court straight from bed. 532 01:06:15,801 --> 01:06:18,721 There's a remedy for that. 533 01:06:21,881 --> 01:06:24,161 The Lord Hetman's writ. 534 01:06:24,961 --> 01:06:27,881 You are to enlist soldiers and form a regiment. 535 01:06:28,121 --> 01:06:31,201 You'll serve our country and be forgiven. 536 01:06:31,921 --> 01:06:35,881 The Hetman left it up to me to give you this letter... 537 01:06:36,121 --> 01:06:37,401 ...or not. 538 01:06:38,641 --> 01:06:41,521 What are you going to do? 539 01:06:43,761 --> 01:06:46,081 I am giving you this letter. 540 01:07:34,001 --> 01:07:36,121 I'm happy to see you, sir! 541 01:07:36,881 --> 01:07:38,881 I'd go through fire for you! 542 01:07:39,601 --> 01:07:41,321 Don't mention it, please. 543 01:07:41,561 --> 01:07:44,561 This is Andrzej Kmicic, the Banneret of Orsza. 544 01:07:44,801 --> 01:07:46,241 I greet you all. 545 01:07:47,081 --> 01:07:49,081 Why have we been called here? 546 01:07:49,321 --> 01:07:53,241 We'll probably take the field. It's nothing certain though. 547 01:07:53,481 --> 01:07:56,841 My Lord Hetman invites you to come in, sirs! 548 01:07:57,401 --> 01:08:00,881 My Lord Hetman invites you to come in, sirs! 549 01:08:43,161 --> 01:08:46,081 Forgive me for keeping you waiting. 550 01:08:46,841 --> 01:08:50,761 But there are so many things to focus on right now. 551 01:08:51,361 --> 01:08:55,721 I've got some unpleasant news. To announce. 552 01:08:55,961 --> 01:09:00,081 Apart from the old war, We've got a new one. 553 01:09:01,201 --> 01:09:04,521 The Swedes have broken the truce. 554 01:09:27,721 --> 01:09:32,241 A beautiful country I can hear its people are valiant. 555 01:09:32,481 --> 01:09:35,761 But the magnates are divided, averse to the king. 556 01:09:36,001 --> 01:09:39,241 What are the news from the Polish camp? 557 01:09:39,481 --> 01:09:41,721 The nobleman are slow to assemble their troops. 558 01:09:41,961 --> 01:09:47,001 Perhaps we should wait until King Carl Gustav 559 01:09:47,241 --> 01:09:50,201 arrives with the whole army? 560 01:09:50,561 --> 01:09:53,841 That would be my advice, if this country had a regular army. 561 01:09:54,081 --> 01:09:57,921 I know this country well. Regular army is small. 562 01:09:58,161 --> 01:10:01,001 The King is weak and lacks money. 563 01:10:01,241 --> 01:10:05,081 Our forces are more than enough against their nobleman. 564 01:10:05,361 --> 01:10:07,961 So I may presume 565 01:10:08,201 --> 01:10:11,121 that this is already our land. 566 01:10:11,361 --> 01:10:14,521 You may, Your Grace. 567 01:10:53,921 --> 01:10:58,561 At Kirkholm 3 thousand Polish cavalryman 568 01:11:01,041 --> 01:11:05,321 routed 14 thousand of our soldiers. 569 01:11:06,481 --> 01:11:08,441 But they were hussars. 570 01:11:09,281 --> 01:11:12,681 This time we shall fight against levy in mass. 571 01:16:47,521 --> 01:16:52,841 This is Sweden now. Poland is no more. 572 01:16:56,721 --> 01:16:59,521 Our motherland is being murdered! 573 01:16:59,761 --> 01:17:01,241 Treason! 574 01:17:02,961 --> 01:17:04,521 That was a treason! 575 01:17:04,761 --> 01:17:08,401 There were just a few of us in the camp. 576 01:17:08,641 --> 01:17:13,321 God is my witness that there was nothing we could've done. 577 01:17:13,641 --> 01:17:17,961 I've come to Kiejdany with my horse's last breath 578 01:17:18,201 --> 01:17:21,681 to serve under the command of a great warrior. 579 01:17:21,921 --> 01:17:25,561 And since I've marched with Sir Wolodyjowski many times, 580 01:17:25,801 --> 01:17:28,361 it reminded me of the old days. 581 01:17:28,601 --> 01:17:32,521 I'm very glad that in this difficult time 582 01:17:33,281 --> 01:17:35,841 God's sent me such a famous knight. 583 01:17:36,761 --> 01:17:39,321 Good he's come here. 584 01:17:39,561 --> 01:17:43,441 No service to the country will remain unrewarded. 585 01:17:44,241 --> 01:17:47,041 Yours neither, Colonel Wolodyjowski. 586 01:17:47,881 --> 01:17:49,721 I have earned nothing yet. 587 01:17:50,001 --> 01:17:51,761 Leave it to me. 588 01:17:52,161 --> 01:17:56,921 He who makes his fate dependent on Radziwill's will, 589 01:17:59,001 --> 01:18:01,361 shall not perish. 590 01:18:03,081 --> 01:18:05,681 Come in the evening for the feast. 591 01:18:05,921 --> 01:18:09,761 I shall not keep you longer. I must get to work. 592 01:18:15,201 --> 01:18:16,561 Ganchof! 593 01:18:19,361 --> 01:18:21,081 Yes, Your Highness? 594 01:18:25,801 --> 01:18:29,641 - What do people say? - Everyone is awaiting the command. 595 01:18:29,881 --> 01:18:31,521 Only the colonels are wondering, 596 01:18:31,761 --> 01:18:33,281 why they weren't told to come with their regiments. 597 01:18:33,521 --> 01:18:35,161 Have noblemen arrived in crowds? 598 01:18:35,401 --> 01:18:37,481 All the important families are already here. 599 01:18:38,001 --> 01:18:39,481 Call Kmicic. 600 01:18:54,681 --> 01:18:58,001 - Did you come with your regiment? - As you said, My Highness. 601 01:18:58,241 --> 01:18:59,881 Can they be trusted? 602 01:19:00,641 --> 01:19:03,361 - They'd go through fire and hell. - Very well. 603 01:19:04,921 --> 01:19:06,441 I need such men. 604 01:19:07,241 --> 01:19:08,721 And men like you. 605 01:19:09,641 --> 01:19:11,241 Ready for anything. 606 01:19:12,921 --> 01:19:17,041 The days that are about to come may be so hard, 607 01:19:17,281 --> 01:19:19,641 that even the most loyal men could waver. 608 01:19:19,881 --> 01:19:25,401 May he who deserts Your Grace in the hour of danger perish! 609 01:19:31,001 --> 01:19:33,161 Olenka Billewicz is here. 610 01:19:35,881 --> 01:19:40,201 I sent for her, to reconcile you two. 611 01:19:42,521 --> 01:19:45,441 How can I repay Your Grace for this? 612 01:19:45,761 --> 01:19:47,801 How can I repay for this? 613 01:19:48,041 --> 01:19:50,281 Have faith in me. 614 01:19:52,801 --> 01:19:55,801 Trust me, and believe that whatever I do, 615 01:19:56,041 --> 01:19:58,081 is for the public good. 616 01:20:00,201 --> 01:20:02,081 Don't desert me 617 01:20:02,841 --> 01:20:05,161 when others will. 618 01:20:05,601 --> 01:20:06,801 I swear. 619 01:20:15,481 --> 01:20:17,481 Swear by this crucifix 620 01:20:17,721 --> 01:20:21,161 that you'll not desert me until you die. 621 01:20:24,841 --> 01:20:29,841 Swear to Christ's Passion. 622 01:20:32,681 --> 01:20:34,881 To Christ's Passion. 623 01:20:38,161 --> 01:20:39,681 I swear. 624 01:20:57,201 --> 01:20:59,521 Welcome, Sirs, my brothers! 625 01:21:00,241 --> 01:21:02,561 It's good that you've come. 626 01:21:02,801 --> 01:21:07,481 We need great strength to save our country 627 01:21:08,001 --> 01:21:11,441 and to assist me in my endeavours to do so. 628 01:21:12,241 --> 01:21:15,041 To your health! 629 01:21:25,881 --> 01:21:28,561 Vivat, Colonels! 630 01:21:28,961 --> 01:21:32,041 Suprema lex - love of our homeland. 631 01:21:32,281 --> 01:21:34,921 Long live the Lord Hetmam! 632 01:21:35,441 --> 01:21:37,121 Defensor Patriae! 633 01:21:37,361 --> 01:21:39,161 Lead us against the Swedes! 634 01:22:16,241 --> 01:22:18,921 When I was lying abed, 635 01:22:20,281 --> 01:22:21,721 close to death, 636 01:22:22,881 --> 01:22:24,361 I told myself: 637 01:22:25,601 --> 01:22:29,201 I won't take her by force, by sword and fire, 638 01:22:30,161 --> 01:22:32,441 but win her by good deeds. 639 01:22:34,281 --> 01:22:36,841 I'll restore my good name at war, 640 01:22:37,521 --> 01:22:39,761 and be reconciled with all. 641 01:22:45,401 --> 01:22:47,561 Won't you say just one kind word? 642 01:22:47,801 --> 01:22:50,521 - Can I believe you? - You must. 643 01:22:51,961 --> 01:22:53,441 You should. 644 01:22:54,081 --> 01:22:56,761 My Lord Hetman and Mr Wolodyjowski did. 645 01:22:57,001 --> 01:22:59,001 Why would you alone not believe? 646 01:22:59,241 --> 01:23:01,121 I've seen tears shed because of you. 647 01:23:01,361 --> 01:23:04,721 The grass hasn't grown on the graves yet. 648 01:23:04,961 --> 01:23:06,321 But it will! 649 01:23:08,841 --> 01:23:11,641 And I'll wipe away the tears myself. 650 01:23:13,081 --> 01:23:14,681 Do that first. 651 01:23:16,321 --> 01:23:19,761 Give me some hope at least. 652 01:23:48,241 --> 01:23:50,561 Prince Hetman will speak. 653 01:24:05,521 --> 01:24:07,121 Your gracious Sirs! 654 01:24:08,881 --> 01:24:13,081 Many among you will be surprised 655 01:24:14,241 --> 01:24:17,761 or even horrified by this toast. 656 01:24:19,881 --> 01:24:22,961 But whoever believes and trusts me, 657 01:24:23,201 --> 01:24:26,681 and has the good of the country at heart, 658 01:24:26,921 --> 01:24:31,241 whoever is a loyal friend of the house of Radziwill, 659 01:24:31,601 --> 01:24:35,961 will drink it willingly and repeat after me: 660 01:24:36,201 --> 01:24:39,401 Long live Carolus Gustavus, 661 01:24:40,401 --> 01:24:42,761 King of Sweden! 662 01:24:43,001 --> 01:24:47,361 From this day graciously reigning over us! 663 01:24:48,641 --> 01:24:50,681 Vivat, vivat! 664 01:25:07,081 --> 01:25:10,801 My God! What have I done?! 665 01:25:14,601 --> 01:25:18,281 Your Grace, in the name of the Lord! 666 01:25:19,481 --> 01:25:21,521 Have mercy on yourself! 667 01:25:25,041 --> 01:25:26,961 Have mercy on us! 668 01:25:28,321 --> 01:25:31,321 Have mercy on Poland! 669 01:25:32,201 --> 01:25:33,481 Don't do it! 670 01:25:33,721 --> 01:25:38,161 Don't implore him, he's a traitor! 671 01:25:40,161 --> 01:25:42,801 May you die in despair! 672 01:25:43,361 --> 01:25:46,241 May your family perish! 673 01:25:46,481 --> 01:25:51,561 May the devil take your soul, you traitor! 674 01:25:51,801 --> 01:25:53,121 Traitor! 675 01:25:53,361 --> 01:25:56,241 I say it thrice: you traitor! 676 01:25:56,521 --> 01:25:58,081 Traitor! 677 01:26:04,481 --> 01:26:07,881 Kmicic, come here! Guards! 678 01:26:08,841 --> 01:26:12,041 I'll be accursed forever. 679 01:26:18,121 --> 01:26:20,081 Shame on those who follow the Hetman. 680 01:26:20,361 --> 01:26:23,281 Oh, God Almighty! Make your choice! 681 01:26:23,841 --> 01:26:25,121 Jesus! 682 01:26:47,081 --> 01:26:48,521 Lights! 683 01:26:49,881 --> 01:26:53,801 It's time to get some rest, Your Highness. 684 01:26:54,801 --> 01:26:57,001 The cocks have already crowed for the second time. 685 01:26:57,241 --> 01:27:01,001 I was sleeping and I had a nightmare. 686 01:27:03,801 --> 01:27:05,641 What is Kmicic doing? 687 01:27:06,921 --> 01:27:08,641 He was banging his head against the wall. 688 01:27:08,881 --> 01:27:10,521 And crying about disgrace. 689 01:27:10,761 --> 01:27:13,081 He wanted to run but the guards would not let him. 690 01:27:13,321 --> 01:27:15,201 He'd drown his sabre, thus they had to tie him up. 691 01:27:15,441 --> 01:27:17,961 He's lying peacefully now. 692 01:27:19,161 --> 01:27:21,241 What about young Billewicz lady? 693 01:27:21,481 --> 01:27:25,561 - There was no order to stop her. - I forgot. 694 01:27:26,961 --> 01:27:28,521 Open the window. 695 01:27:29,921 --> 01:27:31,441 I can't breathe. 696 01:27:34,601 --> 01:27:36,441 Asthma is choking me. 697 01:27:44,321 --> 01:27:46,041 What is Kmicic doing? 698 01:27:46,281 --> 01:27:49,721 As I've already said, he's lying peacefully. 699 01:27:50,161 --> 01:27:52,601 Oh, yes. I remember. 700 01:27:54,081 --> 01:27:55,961 Send him in. 701 01:27:58,201 --> 01:28:03,241 - Have his fetters taken off. - Your Highness, he is a madman. 702 01:28:03,841 --> 01:28:07,161 Have no fear, now go! 703 01:28:45,401 --> 01:28:49,161 You swore by the cross you wouldn't desert me. 704 01:28:50,481 --> 01:28:52,081 I'll be damned... 705 01:28:53,561 --> 01:28:57,921 if I keep this oath, and damned if I don't. 706 01:28:59,361 --> 01:29:04,521 What was I to do in the face of a hundredfold stronger foe 707 01:29:04,761 --> 01:29:08,281 against whom I could not defend this country? 708 01:29:08,561 --> 01:29:09,961 Die. 709 01:29:10,201 --> 01:29:11,761 I should die... 710 01:29:13,121 --> 01:29:16,161 If I started a war now 711 01:29:17,441 --> 01:29:20,841 and died without concluding a treaty, 712 01:29:21,681 --> 01:29:25,001 this country would be ruined! 713 01:29:25,841 --> 01:29:28,481 Let's suppose I'm making you the Hetman. 714 01:29:28,721 --> 01:29:32,801 You're not to die but to save the country. 715 01:29:33,121 --> 01:29:36,641 Rush upon thousands but do not perish. 716 01:29:37,321 --> 01:29:42,441 You must not die. You have to save your country. 717 01:29:46,281 --> 01:29:48,281 I am not the Hetman. 718 01:29:49,001 --> 01:29:51,241 It's not for me to decide. 719 01:29:52,281 --> 01:29:56,201 But if it's a matter of fighting against thousands... 720 01:29:58,561 --> 01:30:00,361 I would do it! 721 01:30:00,961 --> 01:30:03,521 For Christ's sake! 722 01:30:04,361 --> 01:30:08,841 Do you think that I've accepted Carl Gustav as a king forever? 723 01:30:09,081 --> 01:30:12,361 That I want to unite this land with Sweden? 724 01:30:14,441 --> 01:30:16,681 I want to save our country. 725 01:30:18,161 --> 01:30:22,761 And all means to this end are good. 726 01:30:24,321 --> 01:30:25,961 I need power. 727 01:30:26,961 --> 01:30:29,241 But not out of pride. 728 01:30:29,481 --> 01:30:32,001 Let he who is strong enough take it. 729 01:30:32,241 --> 01:30:36,001 But if there's no such man, I'll take it. 730 01:30:37,521 --> 01:30:41,641 What do you want, My Lord? 731 01:30:42,041 --> 01:30:43,881 I want the crown! 732 01:30:45,561 --> 01:30:49,001 Jesus Christ! 733 01:30:51,681 --> 01:30:54,801 I've handed over this country to Swedes 734 01:30:55,041 --> 01:30:59,041 to vanquish other foes with their arms. 735 01:31:00,241 --> 01:31:04,681 But rocky Sweden has not enough men, 736 01:31:04,921 --> 01:31:09,121 not enough swords to keep the whole of Poland. 737 01:31:09,361 --> 01:31:11,481 So what will they do? 738 01:31:11,721 --> 01:31:13,761 Whom will they give it to? 739 01:31:14,521 --> 01:31:16,801 I'll take the crown. 740 01:31:18,441 --> 01:31:22,561 After rebuilding this crumbling edifice, 741 01:31:22,801 --> 01:31:24,921 and making it stronger, 742 01:31:26,081 --> 01:31:29,681 I'll trample our foes with this foot. 743 01:31:30,441 --> 01:31:34,761 So help me God and he Holy Cross. 744 01:31:36,721 --> 01:31:38,601 Your Grace! 745 01:31:40,001 --> 01:31:42,681 My mind can't grasp it. 746 01:31:42,921 --> 01:31:45,001 My head is bursting! 747 01:31:59,841 --> 01:32:01,521 What's going on in there? 748 01:32:01,761 --> 01:32:03,801 Perhaps the help is coming? 749 01:32:08,241 --> 01:32:09,641 Help me up. 750 01:32:10,961 --> 01:32:14,321 Give us back our colonels! 751 01:32:20,041 --> 01:32:21,641 It's Oskierko's infantry! 752 01:32:22,281 --> 01:32:24,761 My men! I knew they'd claim us. 753 01:32:25,001 --> 01:32:26,721 I wish our soldiers were here! 754 01:32:26,961 --> 01:32:28,521 Sir Michal, for God's sake! 755 01:32:28,761 --> 01:32:30,521 Tell them to send for your regiment! 756 01:32:30,761 --> 01:32:31,961 Be quiet! 757 01:32:32,201 --> 01:32:35,921 Send for our regiment! Slaughter the traitors! 758 01:32:36,161 --> 01:32:37,161 Quiet! 759 01:32:45,681 --> 01:32:47,841 What's going on out there? Tell us! 760 01:32:49,281 --> 01:32:50,921 The Scottish Regiment. 761 01:32:54,041 --> 01:32:55,641 They're against us. 762 01:33:01,561 --> 01:33:05,801 Our people are attacking. 763 01:33:16,801 --> 01:33:18,881 God have mercy and don't delay their punishment! 764 01:33:19,121 --> 01:33:20,961 And we have to sit right here! 765 01:33:21,801 --> 01:33:25,161 Kmicic with his riders... 766 01:33:25,521 --> 01:33:27,641 - On whose side? - I don't know. 767 01:33:27,881 --> 01:33:32,121 - Did he drop his mace yesterday? - I couldn't see. 768 01:34:16,921 --> 01:34:20,161 To think I had this man at my mercy. 769 01:34:21,521 --> 01:34:24,121 And I let him live. 770 01:34:27,641 --> 01:34:31,481 I hear Wolodyjowski saved Your Grace's life. 771 01:34:31,921 --> 01:34:33,761 It was his duty. 772 01:34:34,321 --> 01:34:37,121 Now I'll have him shot as a rebel. 773 01:34:37,681 --> 01:34:40,081 You can't do it. 774 01:34:40,841 --> 01:34:42,481 I beg of you, My Lord. 775 01:34:43,081 --> 01:34:47,841 Spare him and the other prisoners. 776 01:34:48,601 --> 01:34:50,161 I'll go through fire and water for you. 777 01:34:50,401 --> 01:34:53,641 - Just don't refuse me this favour. - What if I refuse? 778 01:34:54,241 --> 01:34:56,921 Then have me shot as well! 779 01:34:57,481 --> 01:35:01,561 Calm yourself down. Remember who you're speaking to! 780 01:35:02,081 --> 01:35:05,041 Don't drive me to despair, Your Highness! 781 01:35:06,241 --> 01:35:09,081 I could have listened to your request. 782 01:35:09,321 --> 01:35:11,481 But I won't listen to threats. 783 01:35:19,761 --> 01:35:22,841 Let me serve you with all my heart, 784 01:35:23,081 --> 01:35:28,121 not because I'm forced to. Otherwise I shall go mad. 785 01:35:28,361 --> 01:35:32,801 I wrote their death sentence in my mind yesterday. 786 01:35:36,041 --> 01:35:38,361 What the Hetman has written, 787 01:35:39,161 --> 01:35:43,601 the future Polish King can cancel, in his kindness. 788 01:36:03,361 --> 01:36:05,721 You're very persuasive. 789 01:36:08,281 --> 01:36:11,321 I can't refuse you anything. 790 01:36:13,961 --> 01:36:19,641 Until the end of the war, I'll put them under Swedish guard. 791 01:36:21,641 --> 01:36:25,321 Thank you, My Lord. My father. 792 01:36:30,041 --> 01:36:34,601 Go on and tell them the good news. 793 01:36:38,921 --> 01:36:42,521 No, My Lord. 794 01:36:43,001 --> 01:36:46,961 It would look as if I was bragging about my intercession. 795 01:36:47,201 --> 01:36:48,641 As you wish. 796 01:36:51,121 --> 01:36:55,201 If so, don't waste any more time and fetch the girl. 797 01:36:55,441 --> 01:36:58,361 Wolodyjowski's entire regiment keeps guars over her. 798 01:36:58,601 --> 01:37:03,321 They'll soften, when she's here. 799 01:37:09,961 --> 01:37:13,721 Your regiment's somewhere near, isn't it? 800 01:37:13,961 --> 01:37:17,641 - What of it? - We could try to escape. 801 01:37:18,721 --> 01:37:21,121 How can we escape? 802 01:37:21,361 --> 01:37:24,441 Who's that officer commanding the convoy? 803 01:37:24,681 --> 01:37:28,001 Roch Kowalski, Count Kowalski. 804 01:37:28,801 --> 01:37:31,841 You might as well talk to his horse. 805 01:37:32,081 --> 01:37:35,161 - He's just as stupid. - And he's an officer? 806 01:37:35,401 --> 01:37:37,481 The Prince admires his fists. 807 01:37:37,721 --> 01:37:40,001 He breaks horseshoes in his hands. 808 01:37:40,241 --> 01:37:44,641 And he'll carry out any order, no matter what. 809 01:37:44,881 --> 01:37:47,521 He is to my liking then. 810 01:37:47,761 --> 01:37:50,441 I always prefer to know, who I'm dealing with. 811 01:37:50,681 --> 01:37:54,921 Officer! Sir Kowalski! 812 01:37:55,161 --> 01:37:57,161 Come closer, please. 813 01:37:58,401 --> 01:38:00,281 What do you want? 814 01:38:00,521 --> 01:38:03,041 - Have you got any spirit? - I do. 815 01:38:03,281 --> 01:38:04,841 Give us some. 816 01:38:05,921 --> 01:38:07,161 Why should I? 817 01:38:07,401 --> 01:38:11,881 If it was forbidden, you'd have explicit orders. 818 01:38:12,121 --> 01:38:15,081 But you haven't, so give us some. 819 01:38:17,721 --> 01:38:19,361 You can't force me to! 820 01:38:19,601 --> 01:38:22,321 I'm not. But you're allowed to do it. 821 01:38:22,561 --> 01:38:25,921 It's decent to help the old kinsman. 822 01:38:26,161 --> 01:38:31,721 If I had married your mother, I could have been your father. 823 01:38:32,081 --> 01:38:35,201 Fine kind of kinsman you are! 824 01:38:35,441 --> 01:38:39,161 My grandmother's maiden name is Kowalska. 825 01:38:39,401 --> 01:38:41,681 Korab coat of arms. 826 01:38:41,921 --> 01:38:46,121 Good Lord! Then you're really my kinsman! 827 01:38:46,361 --> 01:38:48,001 Call me your uncle! 828 01:39:00,201 --> 01:39:02,161 How is your father? 829 01:39:02,401 --> 01:39:06,001 Good Lord! I've forgotten his first name! 830 01:39:07,921 --> 01:39:11,761 - It's Roch, too. - That's right, Roch begot Roch. 831 01:39:12,001 --> 01:39:14,041 As the commandment says. 832 01:39:14,281 --> 01:39:16,721 Are you married? 833 01:39:17,521 --> 01:39:19,281 I certainly am. 834 01:39:20,161 --> 01:39:24,361 I'm Kowalski and this is my wife. 835 01:39:24,601 --> 01:39:27,521 I don't want any other. 836 01:39:28,201 --> 01:39:33,121 A pity you won't have young Rochs with her. 837 01:39:33,361 --> 01:39:35,641 I see you're a clever young man. 838 01:39:35,881 --> 01:39:40,241 - Well, let's drink some more. - Alright. 839 01:39:40,481 --> 01:39:42,641 Drain it dry. 840 01:39:45,641 --> 01:39:47,321 Listen, my dear Roch... 841 01:39:47,561 --> 01:39:53,081 Where were the troops with Kmicic going? 842 01:39:54,681 --> 01:39:56,161 To fight against rebels. 843 01:39:56,401 --> 01:40:00,401 God knows, who is a rebel - you or them. 844 01:40:03,881 --> 01:40:07,881 Why? I do what Hetman orders. 845 01:40:08,961 --> 01:40:10,441 Just between us... 846 01:40:10,681 --> 01:40:16,121 The Hetman has turned his back on the King and the country. 847 01:40:16,361 --> 01:40:19,561 Don't tell anyone but that's how it is. 848 01:40:20,521 --> 01:40:22,641 I will not listen to that. 849 01:40:23,081 --> 01:40:25,521 Hetman's got his superiors... 850 01:40:25,761 --> 01:40:29,401 ...and I've got mine. Hetman that is. 851 01:40:29,641 --> 01:40:31,201 To be frank, 852 01:40:31,481 --> 01:40:35,321 I was your uncle before Radziwill became your hetman. 853 01:40:35,561 --> 01:40:38,801 Do you know, Roch, who an uncle is? 854 01:40:39,961 --> 01:40:41,321 An uncle... 855 01:40:42,881 --> 01:40:44,001 is an uncle! 856 01:40:44,281 --> 01:40:47,361 Wisely said! 857 01:40:47,601 --> 01:40:50,201 But the Holy Book says: 858 01:40:50,481 --> 01:40:54,281 where there's no father, you'll obey your uncle! 859 01:40:54,521 --> 01:40:57,641 For he's of the same blood as your mother. 860 01:40:57,881 --> 01:41:00,681 I'm not your mother's real brother 861 01:41:00,921 --> 01:41:04,481 but my grandmother and yours were sisters. 862 01:41:04,721 --> 01:41:09,601 What right does the Hetman have to tell you to harm your father, 863 01:41:09,841 --> 01:41:14,721 your mother or your blind grandmother? 864 01:41:15,401 --> 01:41:16,801 Answer me! 865 01:41:18,361 --> 01:41:23,321 Your blind grandmother... 866 01:41:23,561 --> 01:41:29,121 I am Kowalski... ...and this is my wife. 867 01:41:37,561 --> 01:41:42,841 Zagloba seems worn out after talking to that fool. 868 01:41:43,081 --> 01:41:45,201 Is he really his relative? 869 01:41:45,441 --> 01:41:47,001 Like I'm yours. 870 01:41:47,881 --> 01:41:49,921 We should get something to eat. 871 01:41:50,161 --> 01:41:53,361 Soldier! Where's your commander? 872 01:41:53,601 --> 01:41:56,161 We don't know that either! 873 01:41:56,401 --> 01:42:01,241 He's left before the dawn and hasn't returned yet. 874 01:43:08,121 --> 01:43:09,601 These are my men! 875 01:43:10,721 --> 01:43:12,081 With Zagloba! 876 01:43:13,321 --> 01:43:17,041 Sir Kowalski, your uncle has arrived. 877 01:43:17,281 --> 01:43:21,641 I am Kowalski and this is my wife. 878 01:43:21,881 --> 01:43:23,361 Where's my sword? 879 01:43:39,721 --> 01:43:42,561 Jesus Christ! The King of Nazareth! 880 01:43:43,721 --> 01:43:47,281 No boasting but I take the credit for it! 881 01:43:50,361 --> 01:43:52,401 You've ruined me, uncle. 882 01:43:53,321 --> 01:43:55,841 From now on, who wants to say: 883 01:43:56,161 --> 01:43:58,081 'a fool', can just say: 'Roch Kowalski'. 884 01:43:58,321 --> 01:44:02,121 Quite true. Not many would deny it. 885 01:44:02,801 --> 01:44:05,681 You wanted to turn over your kinsman to Swedes?! 886 01:44:05,921 --> 01:44:09,521 - I had my orders. - Now you have none. 887 01:44:09,761 --> 01:44:11,321 That's true. 888 01:44:11,561 --> 01:44:17,441 You have to obey Wolodyjowski, no one else. 889 01:44:17,681 --> 01:44:19,881 That's right. 890 01:44:20,121 --> 01:44:24,041 - You have to listen to him. - I do. 891 01:44:24,281 --> 01:44:29,801 He'll tell you to renounce Radziwill and serve your country. 892 01:44:30,041 --> 01:44:32,401 - How can that be? - That's an order! 893 01:44:32,641 --> 01:44:33,961 Yes, Sir! 894 01:44:34,201 --> 01:44:35,561 Very well. 895 01:44:35,801 --> 01:44:39,721 By the way, you'll slaughter Swedes and traitors. 896 01:44:40,321 --> 01:44:45,081 An order is an order! 897 01:44:46,161 --> 01:44:48,641 I've sent the stupidest officer 898 01:44:48,881 --> 01:44:52,801 so that they wouldn't get him over to their side 899 01:44:53,041 --> 01:44:55,481 but he betrayed me, too! 900 01:45:05,801 --> 01:45:09,801 Your Grace shouldn't have sent a Pole. 901 01:45:11,641 --> 01:45:16,161 And make the Swedes think there are no Poles at my side? 902 01:45:17,881 --> 01:45:19,361 Where's Kmicic? 903 01:45:19,841 --> 01:45:24,121 He went to fetch young Billewicz lady. 904 01:45:29,801 --> 01:45:31,801 Set the regiments ready! 905 01:45:33,441 --> 01:45:35,361 I'll lead them myself! 906 01:45:36,561 --> 01:45:39,921 I'm bringing an invitation from the Prince. 907 01:45:41,601 --> 01:45:44,601 I'm happy to see you in good health. 908 01:45:44,841 --> 01:45:48,881 When I arrived, I saw Olenka, 909 01:45:49,121 --> 01:45:51,081 but she disappeared at once. 910 01:45:51,321 --> 01:45:53,601 It's a great honour for us. 911 01:45:55,321 --> 01:45:57,641 But we cannot go immediately. 912 01:45:57,881 --> 01:46:00,801 You mustn't keep the Prince waiting. 913 01:46:01,361 --> 01:46:03,361 We have no choice then? 914 01:46:07,121 --> 01:46:09,761 - We are supposed to go to Kiejdany. - What for? 915 01:46:10,001 --> 01:46:11,721 The Prince has asked us. 916 01:46:11,961 --> 01:46:16,081 I told you we should flee. They won't leave us alone. 917 01:46:17,241 --> 01:46:20,201 Tie us up, tell us to go by your horses. 918 01:46:20,441 --> 01:46:22,161 We won't leave otherwise. 919 01:46:22,521 --> 01:46:26,321 My Ladyship, God is to judge who is right. 920 01:46:26,561 --> 01:46:30,721 Me, serving the Hetman, or you calling me a traitor. 921 01:46:32,521 --> 01:46:36,041 - But you will go to Kiejdany. - No, we won't. 922 01:46:38,241 --> 01:46:40,681 Our servants will defend us. 923 01:46:43,841 --> 01:46:49,001 Here are my men coming, My Lady... 924 01:46:51,601 --> 01:46:54,241 I'm waiting for you in the carriage. 925 01:46:56,601 --> 01:46:58,081 Let's go! 926 01:46:59,441 --> 01:47:02,481 Where to, cavalier!? 927 01:47:02,721 --> 01:47:05,361 - Wolodyjowski! - At your service. 928 01:47:05,601 --> 01:47:08,641 He's got a tiger by the tail! 929 01:47:08,881 --> 01:47:11,881 I bring bad luck to you. 930 01:47:12,321 --> 01:47:15,201 I'm standing in your way for the second time. 931 01:47:15,441 --> 01:47:17,321 You were just a ruffian then. 932 01:47:17,561 --> 01:47:22,241 Now no honest man would duel with you. 933 01:47:23,121 --> 01:47:24,601 Why is that? 934 01:47:24,841 --> 01:47:26,801 Because you're a traitor. 935 01:47:27,041 --> 01:47:31,761 You slaughtered soldiers who wanted to defend our country. 936 01:47:33,081 --> 01:47:36,601 Your last hour has come. 937 01:47:37,001 --> 01:47:39,361 You have no right to judge me. 938 01:47:39,601 --> 01:47:42,041 Don't worry about the right, say the prayer. 939 01:47:42,281 --> 01:47:44,881 If you have something to say for yourself, say it quick. 940 01:47:45,121 --> 01:47:49,121 I'm not sure if this lady will plead for your life. 941 01:47:50,401 --> 01:47:52,761 I'm not asking her a favour. 942 01:47:53,361 --> 01:47:54,601 You two! 943 01:47:57,681 --> 01:48:00,401 Take him behind the barn and shoot him! 944 01:48:02,841 --> 01:48:05,361 Don't let them treat me like a dog. 945 01:48:06,041 --> 01:48:07,441 I'll go myself. 946 01:48:26,721 --> 01:48:32,081 I'll see if he has any Hetman's orders on him. 947 01:48:32,321 --> 01:48:33,961 Remember what I found on Roch? 948 01:48:34,201 --> 01:48:36,881 Hurry, or they'll be covered in blood. 949 01:48:37,121 --> 01:48:39,721 I ordered them to take him that far on purpose. 950 01:48:39,961 --> 01:48:43,561 I didn't want the shots to scare the young lady. 951 01:48:43,921 --> 01:48:48,041 You'll draw vengeance on our heads. 952 01:48:48,321 --> 01:48:51,201 You must escape, come with us. 953 01:48:51,441 --> 01:48:52,601 We will. 954 01:48:54,121 --> 01:48:55,521 Dear God! 955 01:49:13,641 --> 01:49:16,321 You could at least cross yourself. 956 01:49:20,521 --> 01:49:23,081 None of your business, you knave. 957 01:49:24,241 --> 01:49:25,761 Get on with it! 958 01:49:43,441 --> 01:49:46,521 You could have taken the wretch with you, 959 01:49:46,761 --> 01:49:49,401 to do away with him somewhere else. 960 01:49:50,361 --> 01:49:53,841 How can we go, she's hardly breathing? 961 01:49:54,081 --> 01:49:55,321 It's done. 962 01:49:56,241 --> 01:50:00,441 We'll put her into the carriage, you must flee! 963 01:50:01,041 --> 01:50:02,841 Radziwill's vengeance will spare nobody. 964 01:50:03,081 --> 01:50:04,521 That's right... 965 01:50:04,761 --> 01:50:07,561 I've stopped the execution! 966 01:50:07,801 --> 01:50:10,041 You did?! Why?! 967 01:50:10,281 --> 01:50:13,721 You're asking why?! Let me have a breather. 968 01:50:14,961 --> 01:50:18,601 If it wasn't for that worthy man, Kmicic, 969 01:50:18,841 --> 01:50:24,001 we'd all be hanging now on trees in Kiejdany! 970 01:50:24,241 --> 01:50:28,161 We wanted to kill our benefactor. 971 01:50:28,401 --> 01:50:30,481 How can this be? 972 01:50:30,721 --> 01:50:35,481 Read this and you'll have the answer. 973 01:50:38,721 --> 01:50:40,841 We, Prince Janusz Radziwill... 974 01:50:41,081 --> 01:50:43,041 - And then? - ...the Great Crown Hetman... 975 01:50:43,281 --> 01:50:44,441 I'll read it. 976 01:50:45,681 --> 01:50:50,241 On the intercession of the Banneret of Orsza, Andrzej Kmicic, 977 01:50:50,481 --> 01:50:54,241 we pardon Colonel Wolodyjowski and the vagabond with him... 978 01:50:54,481 --> 01:50:56,281 He means me! 979 01:50:56,521 --> 01:51:02,561 ...and the other colonels sentenced to death for mutiny. 980 01:51:02,801 --> 01:51:06,281 I order them to be taken away to the prison in Birze. 981 01:51:06,521 --> 01:51:11,201 On the intercession of the Banneret of Orsza, Andrzej Kmicic! 982 01:51:12,601 --> 01:51:17,161 If you're going to have him shot now, 983 01:51:17,401 --> 01:51:21,081 then, I swear to God, I'm parting company with you 984 01:51:21,321 --> 01:51:23,761 and don't want to see you again! 985 01:51:24,161 --> 01:51:28,201 A strange man, in whom there is as much good as evil. 986 01:51:35,241 --> 01:51:38,681 Are you really that desperate? Why haven't you shown this letter? 987 01:51:38,921 --> 01:51:41,561 You're free to go wherever you want. 988 01:51:41,801 --> 01:51:42,921 Think twice. 989 01:51:43,161 --> 01:51:47,081 I say beforehand that I shall go nowhere else but to Radziwill. 990 01:51:51,801 --> 01:51:55,721 Join us, you'll be our good companion. 991 01:51:55,961 --> 01:51:59,841 The motherland will forgive you the offences against her. 992 01:52:00,081 --> 01:52:01,801 I will not. 993 01:52:02,041 --> 01:52:04,641 God is to judge, who serves the country better! 994 01:52:04,881 --> 01:52:07,841 You, by unleashing civil war, 995 01:52:08,081 --> 01:52:12,361 or I - serving the only man who can save this country. 996 01:52:13,241 --> 01:52:15,401 Let's go our own ways. 997 01:52:15,641 --> 01:52:17,321 To whom have you given oath to?! 998 01:52:17,561 --> 01:52:21,241 To Radziwill or the King? To the Swedes or Poland? 999 01:52:21,481 --> 01:52:23,681 You're out of your mind. 1000 01:52:24,641 --> 01:52:28,881 I knew I couldn't convert you. Farewell. 1001 01:52:29,121 --> 01:52:31,561 Wait! It's of great importance. 1002 01:52:31,841 --> 01:52:34,881 Tell us once again. 1003 01:52:35,121 --> 01:52:39,201 Did Radziwill promise you he'd spare us? 1004 01:52:40,281 --> 01:52:42,921 Yes, you were to be the captives of Swedes until the war ends. 1005 01:52:43,281 --> 01:52:45,041 Then know your Radziwill, 1006 01:52:45,281 --> 01:52:49,281 who betrays not only his country but his servants, too. 1007 01:52:51,801 --> 01:52:54,681 After dismissing the convoy, shoot these men... 1008 01:52:54,921 --> 01:52:59,281 but do it so that the news doesn't spread. 1009 01:53:01,361 --> 01:53:02,361 What's this? 1010 01:53:02,601 --> 01:53:04,641 The letter from Hetman to the Swedes. 1011 01:53:04,881 --> 01:53:06,841 I found it on Roch Kowalski. 1012 01:53:17,641 --> 01:53:20,161 I wish I'd perished at your hands. 1013 01:53:28,841 --> 01:53:32,561 We should leave as soon as possible for a sword's hanging over our heads. 1014 01:53:32,801 --> 01:53:34,001 With that man left alive, 1015 01:53:34,241 --> 01:53:36,201 the house can get burnt and we slaughtered. 1016 01:53:36,441 --> 01:53:38,721 - Hurry! - We'll be ready by the dawn. 1017 01:53:38,961 --> 01:53:41,321 God grant us to meet in better times. 1018 01:53:41,561 --> 01:53:42,721 Farewell. 1019 01:53:44,681 --> 01:53:49,921 Please, remember the soldier who always wishes you well. 1020 01:53:50,881 --> 01:53:55,041 My sweet flower, accept the old man's farewell, too. 1021 01:54:11,161 --> 01:54:13,481 - Where's Kmicic? - He's back, alone. 1022 01:54:13,721 --> 01:54:15,441 I know. Call him! 1023 01:54:43,521 --> 01:54:47,041 I came too late. They'd escaped. 1024 01:54:50,201 --> 01:54:52,081 I wanted to follow them... 1025 01:54:52,321 --> 01:54:57,361 There's a rumour that all the Polish regiments have mutinied. 1026 01:55:00,841 --> 01:55:05,241 The only profit is that I've brought the girl here. 1027 01:55:08,041 --> 01:55:11,081 And you were saved by my letter! 1028 01:55:12,321 --> 01:55:15,441 Which letter, Your Grace? 1029 01:55:15,681 --> 01:55:18,041 The one written to me or to the Swedes? 1030 01:55:18,281 --> 01:55:19,521 So you know? 1031 01:55:20,721 --> 01:55:21,881 I do. 1032 01:55:22,641 --> 01:55:24,001 Be gone. 1033 01:55:28,921 --> 01:55:31,081 How could you do such a thing to me? 1034 01:55:31,321 --> 01:55:33,561 - Silence! - I won't be silent! 1035 01:55:33,801 --> 01:55:37,881 In front of those men, I felt embarrassed on your behalf. 1036 01:55:43,601 --> 01:55:46,321 I ordered the Swedes to shoot them 1037 01:55:46,561 --> 01:55:48,521 to spare you pain. 1038 01:55:48,761 --> 01:55:50,721 Look what you've done! 1039 01:55:51,441 --> 01:55:54,481 They're at the head of the rebellion. 1040 01:55:55,721 --> 01:55:58,321 Your sentiments and my weakness for you 1041 01:55:58,561 --> 01:56:00,801 have harmed the country. 1042 01:56:01,841 --> 01:56:05,721 Perhaps. But each day is a greater torture to me. 1043 01:56:06,881 --> 01:56:10,241 You're in despair because of that girl. 1044 01:56:10,481 --> 01:56:13,081 I should get you two married. There'll be some fuss... 1045 01:56:13,321 --> 01:56:17,521 If she cries the next morning, it means she's just a woman. 1046 01:56:18,241 --> 01:56:20,881 She doesn't want me, I don't want her. 1047 01:56:21,121 --> 01:56:24,081 I won't beg her. I'd like to go away... 1048 01:56:24,321 --> 01:56:25,761 To forget. 1049 01:56:26,001 --> 01:56:27,601 It's up to you. 1050 01:56:29,241 --> 01:56:30,841 You want to leave? 1051 01:56:33,321 --> 01:56:34,721 Today if possible. 1052 01:56:36,841 --> 01:56:41,241 I'll send you to my brother, Prince Boguslaw, to Podlasie. 1053 01:56:41,481 --> 01:56:45,361 I'm not strong enough to attack the rebels by myself. 1054 01:56:46,561 --> 01:56:50,361 Then you'll carry my letters to King Carl Gustav himself. 1055 01:56:50,601 --> 01:56:53,081 Ask him to send me some cavalry and cannons. 1056 01:56:53,321 --> 01:56:55,161 I'll crush the rebels! 1057 01:57:03,241 --> 01:57:07,161 Any requests? 1058 01:57:07,401 --> 01:57:08,761 My Grace... 1059 01:57:09,001 --> 01:57:10,441 Don't hesitate. 1060 01:57:12,681 --> 01:57:18,281 I'm asking Your Grace to protect her from any harm here. 1061 01:57:20,161 --> 01:57:22,201 You can be sure of that. 1062 01:57:48,681 --> 01:57:50,361 I'm going far away. 1063 01:57:51,281 --> 01:57:53,521 I don't know, if I see you again. 1064 01:57:54,281 --> 01:57:57,761 I wanted to leave without a word but I couldn't. 1065 01:58:00,881 --> 01:58:04,001 Let us not part in anger, bearing a grudge. 1066 01:58:08,321 --> 01:58:10,281 May God be with you. 1067 01:58:12,561 --> 01:58:14,401 I'm bearing no grudge against you. 1068 01:58:17,441 --> 01:58:20,601 An evil spirit has come between us. 1069 01:58:22,841 --> 01:58:25,841 The whole sea divides us. 1070 01:58:30,761 --> 01:58:32,521 May God guide you. 1071 01:58:34,521 --> 01:58:36,441 And show you the right way. 1072 01:58:36,681 --> 01:58:39,481 May you leave the one you've strayed to. 1073 01:58:48,921 --> 01:58:52,441 Don't speak of it, or we'll quarrel again. 1074 01:58:55,241 --> 01:58:57,081 Give me your hand. 1075 01:59:02,361 --> 01:59:03,721 Olenka! 1076 01:59:09,001 --> 01:59:11,481 Shan't we see each other anymore? 1077 01:59:16,561 --> 01:59:17,921 Andrzej! 1078 01:59:19,241 --> 01:59:23,001 Leave the traitors and all will be well. 1079 01:59:25,401 --> 01:59:27,041 I can't. 1080 01:59:27,281 --> 01:59:29,641 You better not say a word anymore. 1081 01:59:29,921 --> 01:59:32,681 Good Lord, do we deserve all this? 1082 01:59:35,161 --> 01:59:39,801 Farewell - for the last time. Why are you crying? 1083 01:59:47,121 --> 01:59:51,001 Don't, or I'll go crazy! 1084 02:01:22,881 --> 02:01:25,721 Are you the courtier of Lord Hetman? 1085 02:01:25,961 --> 02:01:27,601 My name is Kmicic 1086 02:01:27,841 --> 02:01:30,681 and I'm not a courtier, only a Colonel. 1087 02:01:32,081 --> 02:01:33,441 Kmicic! 1088 02:01:34,801 --> 02:01:37,241 Famous for the last war! 1089 02:01:37,481 --> 02:01:40,161 I've heard a lot about you. 1090 02:01:41,641 --> 02:01:45,201 You helped my brother to defeat rebels. 1091 02:01:46,561 --> 02:01:49,001 I'll be glad to know you better. 1092 02:01:50,401 --> 02:01:52,481 What's new in Kiejdany? 1093 02:01:52,721 --> 02:01:56,961 I've been as bored in Podlasie as a devil doing penance. 1094 02:02:00,521 --> 02:02:05,081 I killed all the bears in the area. 1095 02:02:06,681 --> 02:02:10,561 And the women stink of sheepskin, 1096 02:02:10,801 --> 02:02:13,881 which my nostrils can't bear. 1097 02:02:14,121 --> 02:02:16,761 This is a letter from My Lord Hetman. 1098 02:02:17,001 --> 02:02:18,561 Have a sit. 1099 02:02:37,121 --> 02:02:38,601 Nothing new. 1100 02:02:40,041 --> 02:02:42,961 He advises me to move to Taurogi. 1101 02:02:43,201 --> 02:02:45,841 Which, as you can see, I'm doing. 1102 02:02:46,561 --> 02:02:51,681 Here I'd have to declare my support to the Swedes or confederates. 1103 02:02:51,921 --> 02:02:54,001 And it's too early for that. 1104 02:02:54,761 --> 02:02:58,561 The war isn't over yet. 1105 02:02:59,281 --> 02:03:05,121 - The Lord Hetman... - He's always late with his advice. 1106 02:03:06,241 --> 02:03:09,121 Think of the confederates who mutinied against me. 1107 02:03:09,361 --> 02:03:14,161 They're about to plunder my estates and the beer is strong there. 1108 02:03:14,361 --> 02:03:18,441 Put them to the sword, when they're drunk. 1109 02:03:21,161 --> 02:03:23,161 Listen, Sir Kmicic. 1110 02:03:24,001 --> 02:03:26,201 My advice for you is to go to Taurogi 1111 02:03:26,441 --> 02:03:28,601 and slaughter the confederates. 1112 02:03:28,841 --> 02:03:32,201 Pretend to be the follower of the Polish King and a patriot 1113 02:03:32,441 --> 02:03:35,881 and murder those who won't betray the King. 1114 02:03:36,561 --> 02:03:38,401 Does it sound reasonable? 1115 02:03:39,601 --> 02:03:41,201 Your Grace! 1116 02:03:42,401 --> 02:03:47,481 I serve the Radziwills with my soul and possessions. 1117 02:03:47,721 --> 02:03:50,281 Your prosperity is mine as well. 1118 02:03:50,521 --> 02:03:54,801 But I can't grasp and comprehend everything. 1119 02:03:55,241 --> 02:03:57,241 What do you want then? 1120 02:03:59,201 --> 02:04:01,081 To learn from you. 1121 02:04:01,921 --> 02:04:05,601 But I don't know, if Your Grace will answer me frankly. 1122 02:04:06,401 --> 02:04:12,121 That depends on your question, and on my mood. 1123 02:04:13,761 --> 02:04:15,801 My Lord Hetman says... 1124 02:04:16,041 --> 02:04:19,681 all his deeds are for the good of the country. 1125 02:04:19,921 --> 02:04:22,921 Is he keeping up appearances or telling the truth? 1126 02:04:23,521 --> 02:04:27,081 And if I told you it's appearances, 1127 02:04:28,481 --> 02:04:30,681 would you refuse to serve us? 1128 02:04:34,001 --> 02:04:40,561 Radziwills' prosperity is mine as well. 1129 02:04:46,361 --> 02:04:48,441 You'll go far. 1130 02:04:52,121 --> 02:04:53,721 You see... 1131 02:04:54,521 --> 02:05:00,161 If we, the Radziwills lived in Spain, France or Sweden, 1132 02:05:00,641 --> 02:05:03,401 where sons succeed to the throne, 1133 02:05:03,641 --> 02:05:08,561 we'd serve the King and Country and settle for high offices. 1134 02:05:09,801 --> 02:05:12,161 But in this country? 1135 02:05:13,041 --> 02:05:15,041 Where the king is elected by noblemen? 1136 02:05:15,281 --> 02:05:22,121 There's no guarantee that one day they won't elect Sir Nobody! 1137 02:05:26,321 --> 02:05:31,241 And the Radziwills will still have to kiss his royal hand! 1138 02:05:33,961 --> 02:05:36,281 It's time to put an end to it! 1139 02:05:38,721 --> 02:05:42,201 This country is like a red cloth. 1140 02:05:42,441 --> 02:05:44,801 Everybody who can, takes a piece. 1141 02:05:46,201 --> 02:05:52,081 We've decided to keep enough of this cloth in our hands, 1142 02:05:52,321 --> 02:05:54,521 to make a mantle. 1143 02:05:57,641 --> 02:06:00,161 This country is going to hell! 1144 02:06:00,401 --> 02:06:02,001 There's a Polish tradition 1145 02:06:02,241 --> 02:06:05,801 that relatives pull the pillow form under the head of a dying man 1146 02:06:06,041 --> 02:06:07,481 to end his agony. 1147 02:06:08,641 --> 02:06:13,961 This is the service we've decided to give to this country. 1148 02:06:15,281 --> 02:06:18,401 The crown must go to Prince Hetman. 1149 02:06:24,161 --> 02:06:26,441 But it will be mine afterwards. 1150 02:06:34,521 --> 02:06:36,841 Don't you feel well, Sir Kmicic? 1151 02:06:40,761 --> 02:06:46,041 I'm tired after the journey and my head is reeling. 1152 02:06:46,281 --> 02:06:51,881 I was recently wounded in the duel. 1153 02:06:53,281 --> 02:06:55,001 Have some rest than. 1154 02:06:55,401 --> 02:06:59,321 Hetman's written you've got his letter to the Swedish King. 1155 02:06:59,561 --> 02:07:03,801 Return before departure. You can take mine, too. 1156 02:07:06,481 --> 02:07:07,641 More! 1157 02:07:11,521 --> 02:07:12,681 More! 1158 02:07:17,601 --> 02:07:18,841 Stop! 1159 02:07:20,481 --> 02:07:22,441 - Saddle the horses! - They're saddled. 1160 02:07:22,681 --> 02:07:25,721 - Strap the saddlebags! - They're strapped. 1161 02:07:26,361 --> 02:07:29,201 - A ducat per head! - Thank you Colonel, sir! 1162 02:07:29,441 --> 02:07:32,441 Soroka! You'll take two men and the packhorses. 1163 02:07:32,681 --> 02:07:35,641 Take the road to the woods. Out of town at gallop! 1164 02:07:35,881 --> 02:07:37,121 Yes, Sir! 1165 02:07:37,361 --> 02:07:41,561 The others load your guns. Saddle two horses for me! 1166 02:07:46,921 --> 02:07:48,161 Stop! 1167 02:07:55,321 --> 02:07:57,041 Are you ready to die? 1168 02:08:07,641 --> 02:08:14,121 If you're risking your head, sir, why shouldn't we? 1169 02:08:19,241 --> 02:08:20,881 Here is the letter. 1170 02:08:22,201 --> 02:08:26,441 Tell the Swedish King that I'm on his side. 1171 02:08:26,681 --> 02:08:29,881 However I must feign for the time being. 1172 02:08:30,121 --> 02:08:32,001 Who's not pretending? 1173 02:08:32,241 --> 02:08:35,801 It's inevitable, if one wants to achieve something important. 1174 02:08:36,041 --> 02:08:37,761 You're right. 1175 02:08:38,001 --> 02:08:39,801 If you work well, 1176 02:08:40,041 --> 02:08:43,281 I'll reward you better than Lord Hetman. 1177 02:08:43,521 --> 02:08:47,761 May I ask for a reward in advance? 1178 02:08:48,041 --> 02:08:53,361 I have a thoroughbred horse and I don't want to wear him out. 1179 02:08:53,601 --> 02:08:58,481 Would you mind to keep him until I return? 1180 02:08:58,721 --> 02:09:00,561 Then you'd better sell him to me. 1181 02:09:00,801 --> 02:09:03,521 It'd be like selling a friend. 1182 02:09:03,761 --> 02:09:07,481 He's saved me from trouble a hundred times. 1183 02:09:07,721 --> 02:09:12,681 Another one of his virtues is that he bites the enemy in battle. 1184 02:09:13,921 --> 02:09:15,921 Where is this wonder? 1185 02:09:16,841 --> 02:09:18,281 In the paddock. 1186 02:09:32,681 --> 02:09:34,761 I presume that's the one. 1187 02:09:38,281 --> 02:09:40,561 Lead him around. I'll do it. 1188 02:11:08,361 --> 02:11:11,001 Legs of a deer, step of a wolf, nostrils of an elk. 1189 02:11:11,241 --> 02:11:14,081 - And breast of a woman. - Well? 1190 02:11:14,481 --> 02:11:16,161 Well broken in. 1191 02:11:16,881 --> 02:11:21,121 When you're advancing in a row, you can drop the reins, 1192 02:11:21,361 --> 02:11:24,401 he won't pull ahead one inch. 1193 02:11:24,641 --> 02:11:27,121 He holds the line and the rider's hands are free. 1194 02:11:27,361 --> 02:11:30,321 I could hold a pistol in one hand and a sabre in the other. 1195 02:11:30,561 --> 02:11:32,681 And if the soldiers are turning back? 1196 02:11:32,921 --> 02:11:35,281 He'll turn back, too. 1197 02:11:35,721 --> 02:11:37,841 No horse can do that. 1198 02:11:38,441 --> 02:11:40,881 See for yourself, Your Grace. 1199 02:11:41,601 --> 02:11:43,801 Two men at your sides with me behind. 1200 02:11:44,041 --> 02:11:47,801 I'll give him to you for free, if he pulls ahead. 1201 02:11:48,561 --> 02:11:49,761 Very well! 1202 02:11:59,481 --> 02:12:02,281 Get ready. Move ahead! 1203 02:12:14,681 --> 02:12:16,561 Drop the reins, Your Grace! 1204 02:12:19,801 --> 02:12:21,001 Hold him! 1205 02:12:24,521 --> 02:12:25,761 What's this? 1206 02:12:27,201 --> 02:12:30,201 You scoundrels! Don't you know, who I am?! 1207 02:12:30,601 --> 02:12:33,481 Don't put up resistance or you'll get a bullet. 1208 02:12:35,281 --> 02:12:36,681 You traitor! 1209 02:12:37,641 --> 02:12:39,201 Who are you then?! 1210 02:12:41,161 --> 02:12:45,081 How dare you raise your hand on me? 1211 02:12:45,441 --> 02:12:48,121 You'll wrench my arms! 1212 02:12:49,681 --> 02:12:51,401 Let him go! 1213 02:12:55,401 --> 02:12:57,721 - Is it about ransom? - No! 1214 02:12:58,321 --> 02:12:59,801 Where are you taking me? 1215 02:13:00,041 --> 02:13:03,121 To the confederates. I have your letters! 1216 02:13:03,361 --> 02:13:06,321 All your offences against the country will be exposed. 1217 02:13:06,561 --> 02:13:08,281 You're a fool, Kmicic! 1218 02:13:08,521 --> 02:13:11,641 I am! I trusted the Radziwills! 1219 02:13:25,641 --> 02:13:27,321 What's happened? 1220 02:13:28,241 --> 02:13:30,401 The horses are exhausted. 1221 02:13:30,641 --> 02:13:32,641 There's not much grass for the horses to pasture on. 1222 02:13:32,881 --> 02:13:37,001 - We'll be given nothing here. - We've got some food and vodka. 1223 02:13:37,241 --> 02:13:39,281 We must regain strength. 1224 02:13:39,521 --> 02:13:42,521 Your Grace shall kindly dismount. 1225 02:13:42,761 --> 02:13:46,081 What for? I shall eat and drink in the saddle. 1226 02:13:48,241 --> 02:13:50,001 Get down on the ground. 1227 02:13:52,521 --> 02:13:53,881 And you - under it! 1228 02:14:32,681 --> 02:14:36,161 Holy Mary... He's breathing. 1229 02:15:50,761 --> 02:15:53,761 It must be the devil. I can smell smoke. 1230 02:15:56,481 --> 02:15:57,721 You fool! 1231 02:15:57,961 --> 02:16:01,921 If it was the devil, you'd smell sulphur, not smoke. 1232 02:16:23,041 --> 02:16:25,961 Hey! Anyone in there?! 1233 02:16:48,801 --> 02:16:51,881 Be on your guard! Bring in the colonel. 1234 02:17:33,241 --> 02:17:35,921 - Soroka... - Yes, sir? 1235 02:17:37,241 --> 02:17:40,921 It was the Prince who shot at me, wasn't it? 1236 02:17:41,161 --> 02:17:42,961 What happened to him? 1237 02:17:45,081 --> 02:17:46,601 He escaped. 1238 02:17:47,721 --> 02:17:49,201 That's bad... 1239 02:17:50,521 --> 02:17:52,041 That's very bad... 1240 02:17:53,321 --> 02:17:57,321 He killed three of our men and had the best horse. 1241 02:17:58,801 --> 02:18:01,361 So he won. 1242 02:18:03,681 --> 02:18:05,961 But we'll meet again. 1243 02:18:33,721 --> 02:18:36,361 - Soroka! - At your service... 1244 02:18:39,961 --> 02:18:43,841 You're already up, sir? You were sleeping like oxen. 1245 02:18:44,081 --> 02:18:46,481 One could chop your heads off! 1246 02:18:47,841 --> 02:18:50,561 Soroka, we're going to Wolodyjowski. 1247 02:18:52,201 --> 02:18:54,961 They'll kill us, Sir Colonel. 1248 02:18:56,841 --> 02:19:00,921 I'd rather die than be considered a traitor by them. 1249 02:19:30,401 --> 02:19:32,161 Show yourself! 1250 02:19:32,561 --> 02:19:34,081 What do you want? 1251 02:19:36,641 --> 02:19:37,921 Come here! 1252 02:19:38,201 --> 02:19:40,481 Stop yelling from behind the bushes. 1253 02:19:40,721 --> 02:19:43,121 Can two of us approach you? 1254 02:19:46,761 --> 02:19:48,081 You can! 1255 02:20:00,201 --> 02:20:04,241 That would be a miracle, sir, but I really think they're our men. 1256 02:20:07,641 --> 02:20:10,801 Where's your second son, Kiemlicz? 1257 02:20:11,041 --> 02:20:13,561 I hope he didn't die in a battle! 1258 02:20:15,201 --> 02:20:19,681 Good Lord! Father! It's Sir Kmicic! 1259 02:20:23,161 --> 02:20:24,881 Sweet Jesus! 1260 02:20:25,161 --> 02:20:27,001 It's Sir Kmicic! 1261 02:20:27,641 --> 02:20:29,641 Come over here! 1262 02:20:29,881 --> 02:20:31,921 Those sons of the bitches... 1263 02:20:32,521 --> 02:20:34,401 You're greeting me with guns? 1264 02:20:34,761 --> 02:20:38,041 Such a guest! On your knees, scoundrels! 1265 02:20:38,281 --> 02:20:40,121 On your knees! 1266 02:20:40,441 --> 02:20:42,841 - Who was the first to shoot? - You, father. 1267 02:20:43,081 --> 02:20:46,721 He's a lying dog, My Lord! 1268 02:20:46,961 --> 02:20:48,601 Such a guest! 1269 02:20:48,841 --> 02:20:53,161 I can't believe my own eyes. Welcome, Sir! 1270 02:20:54,601 --> 02:20:56,641 What are you waiting for, you idiots? 1271 02:20:56,881 --> 02:20:58,121 Bring some mead! 1272 02:21:10,481 --> 02:21:12,761 How did you find yourself out here? 1273 02:21:13,001 --> 02:21:16,521 When the Butryms beat you in Wolmontowicze, 1274 02:21:16,761 --> 02:21:19,401 we've gone to the woods. 1275 02:21:19,641 --> 02:21:21,201 The forest... 1276 02:21:21,561 --> 02:21:23,961 Misery and hunger. 1277 02:21:25,921 --> 02:21:31,361 We live on mushrooms and blueberries. 1278 02:21:36,841 --> 02:21:40,921 The cellar is left uncovered. Give us the key, father. 1279 02:21:41,281 --> 02:21:43,921 The key? I know you too well. 1280 02:21:44,161 --> 02:21:46,401 You'll drink more than you'll bring! 1281 02:21:46,641 --> 02:21:48,201 I'll fetch it myself. 1282 02:21:57,681 --> 02:22:01,481 - What are you doing now? - We steal horses. 1283 02:22:01,761 --> 02:22:03,481 - From whom? - From anybody. 1284 02:22:05,201 --> 02:22:08,761 - From Swedes, too? - Why wouldn't we? 1285 02:22:09,001 --> 02:22:11,761 - And if they resist? - We thrash them. 1286 02:22:13,521 --> 02:22:14,921 You do, huh? 1287 02:22:15,881 --> 02:22:17,081 Alright! 1288 02:22:18,041 --> 02:22:20,761 You can take horses from the enemy. 1289 02:22:21,001 --> 02:22:23,441 But if you take them from your own people, 1290 02:22:23,681 --> 02:22:27,241 then you're rogues, not noblemen. 1291 02:22:32,481 --> 02:22:35,881 - What do you do with the horses? - Father sells them. 1292 02:22:37,121 --> 02:22:38,641 Go cover the cellar! 1293 02:22:50,801 --> 02:22:53,361 The mead isn't good for the wound. 1294 02:22:53,601 --> 02:22:55,161 Shall I dress it? 1295 02:22:56,801 --> 02:22:59,961 That's right, you were my barber surgeon. 1296 02:23:06,401 --> 02:23:07,921 Jesus Christ! 1297 02:23:08,161 --> 02:23:11,121 Somebody must have shot you at close range. 1298 02:23:14,361 --> 02:23:16,441 - Kiemlicz! - Yes, sir? 1299 02:23:16,681 --> 02:23:21,921 How far are the troops who have mutinied against the Lord Hetman? 1300 02:23:23,721 --> 02:23:26,321 3 days, if you take the road. 1301 02:23:26,561 --> 02:23:28,961 Less, if you go through the woods. 1302 02:23:30,841 --> 02:23:32,081 Kiemlicz! 1303 02:23:33,041 --> 02:23:36,521 You and your sons are back under my command. 1304 02:23:37,761 --> 02:23:41,041 It pays off better than stealing horses. 1305 02:23:43,481 --> 02:23:45,481 Yes, yes... 1306 02:23:46,601 --> 02:23:49,521 It's just hunger and misery out here. 1307 02:23:52,401 --> 02:23:56,561 Don't you betray me though. you won't make it. 1308 02:23:57,601 --> 02:23:59,361 Never! 1309 02:24:00,321 --> 02:24:02,961 Do you have something to write with? 1310 02:24:04,161 --> 02:24:05,521 I'll see. 1311 02:24:06,521 --> 02:24:10,481 I must send a letter but the messenger's to be reliable. 1312 02:24:10,721 --> 02:24:13,241 We'll find one. 1313 02:24:13,481 --> 02:24:16,641 - Where is he to go? - To Lord Hetman. 1314 02:24:17,201 --> 02:24:19,361 However he doesn't need to see him. 1315 02:24:19,601 --> 02:24:24,121 It's enough, if he delivers it to the first officer he meets. 1316 02:24:25,121 --> 02:24:31,881 I've got three sheets of paper. But no ink and no pen. 1317 02:24:35,801 --> 02:24:39,401 The pen is here, and ink can be found. 1318 02:24:47,081 --> 02:24:48,521 That'll do it. 1319 02:24:48,961 --> 02:24:52,641 It's easier to cut the heads off than pens. 1320 02:24:54,161 --> 02:24:56,561 Go away now, Kiemlicz. 1321 02:25:30,841 --> 02:25:32,881 Good Lord! It's true! 1322 02:25:33,121 --> 02:25:34,881 He's got our letters! 1323 02:25:35,561 --> 02:25:38,921 The information in them... 1324 02:25:42,601 --> 02:25:46,921 But Kmicic can't make these letters public. 1325 02:25:48,081 --> 02:25:51,681 If he did, he would sentence that girl to death. 1326 02:25:54,281 --> 02:25:58,001 He knows it's the only way to control us. 1327 02:25:58,241 --> 02:26:00,121 What girl do you mean? 1328 02:26:03,881 --> 02:26:05,561 Olenka Billewicz. 1329 02:26:06,961 --> 02:26:09,961 I'm not asking about her name, only if she's comely. 1330 02:26:10,201 --> 02:26:11,881 You don't know her. 1331 02:26:12,601 --> 02:26:15,481 Personified virtue, almost a nun. 1332 02:26:18,401 --> 02:26:20,161 I've known nuns, too. 1333 02:26:20,401 --> 02:26:23,641 She's an ardent supporter of the Polish King. 1334 02:26:23,881 --> 02:26:25,841 So we'll multiply his supporters. 1335 02:26:26,081 --> 02:26:28,961 Then Kmicic will disclose our secret! 1336 02:26:30,201 --> 02:26:33,441 I must guard her like the apple of my eye. 1337 02:26:33,681 --> 02:26:35,201 For the time being. 1338 02:26:35,841 --> 02:26:39,441 Then I'll give her to you, or even to your dragoons. 1339 02:26:39,681 --> 02:26:42,721 I give you my word, I won't take her by force. 1340 02:26:42,961 --> 02:26:46,281 I keep my words, if I give them privately. 1341 02:26:47,441 --> 02:26:49,321 Politics is different. 1342 02:26:51,401 --> 02:26:53,321 Invite her to supper tonight. 1343 02:26:53,561 --> 02:26:57,361 I'll have a look and decide if she's worthwhile. 1344 02:26:58,401 --> 02:27:01,561 But don't contradict me, whatever I say. 1345 02:27:03,441 --> 02:27:07,881 Her Majesty, the Queen of France, was so kind to marry me off. 1346 02:27:08,121 --> 02:27:11,521 - With the Duchess de Rohan... - ...and de la Force. 1347 02:27:11,761 --> 02:27:16,761 They were beautiful but women in our country are more beautiful. 1348 02:27:17,681 --> 02:27:20,641 In this room, too. 1349 02:27:20,881 --> 02:27:27,481 But none is of equal birth or prosperity to you, Your Grace. 1350 02:27:29,361 --> 02:27:31,881 Allow me to deny it. 1351 02:27:32,121 --> 02:27:37,801 Polish lady is no worse than French duchess. 1352 02:27:38,761 --> 02:27:42,721 It would be nothing new, if Radziwill married a noblewomen. 1353 02:27:42,961 --> 02:27:43,961 Very kind man. 1354 02:27:44,201 --> 02:27:48,081 But sometimes I'm ashamed of Polish noblemen, 1355 02:27:48,321 --> 02:27:50,321 when I compare them to foreign ones. 1356 02:27:50,561 --> 02:27:54,241 A French gentleman can commit an ignoble act. 1357 02:27:54,481 --> 02:27:58,121 But he won't raise his hand against his king. 1358 02:27:59,521 --> 02:28:00,641 Dear God! 1359 02:28:00,881 --> 02:28:06,201 What conspiracy against the former king do you have in mind? 1360 02:28:06,441 --> 02:28:07,881 Who's scheming?! 1361 02:28:08,521 --> 02:28:11,601 I met a certain gentleman on my way here. 1362 02:28:12,041 --> 02:28:16,441 Unaware of my true sentiments for our king, 1363 02:28:16,681 --> 02:28:19,201 he thought I was his enemy, like the others. 1364 02:28:19,441 --> 02:28:20,961 For a substantial reward, 1365 02:28:21,201 --> 02:28:25,041 he promised to go to Silesia to abduct John Casimir 1366 02:28:25,281 --> 02:28:28,361 and deliver him dead or alive to the Swedes. 1367 02:28:28,681 --> 02:28:31,361 If he had made me such an offer, 1368 02:28:31,601 --> 02:28:33,841 I'd have had him shot without judgment. 1369 02:28:34,081 --> 02:28:35,681 That's what I wanted to do. 1370 02:28:36,481 --> 02:28:41,001 But I had no witness. People would gossip about Radziwill's willfulness. 1371 02:28:41,281 --> 02:28:43,481 You shouldn't have let him go alive. 1372 02:28:43,721 --> 02:28:45,761 He deserves to be impaled. 1373 02:28:47,961 --> 02:28:52,841 Your Grace can punish him. 1374 02:28:53,841 --> 02:28:55,641 He's your colonel. 1375 02:28:56,241 --> 02:28:58,081 Good Lord! My colonel?! 1376 02:28:58,761 --> 02:29:02,321 Who is he? Tell me! 1377 02:29:02,561 --> 02:29:03,881 His name is Kmicic. 1378 02:29:09,681 --> 02:29:11,081 That's not true! 1379 02:29:14,481 --> 02:29:19,041 If he's your relative or fiancé, 1380 02:29:20,121 --> 02:29:23,241 I'm sorry to have told you this. 1381 02:29:23,841 --> 02:29:29,001 But I advise you to forget him for he's not worthy of you, My Lady. 1382 02:29:32,961 --> 02:29:36,921 Forgive me, Your Grace, I was wrong to deny it. 1383 02:29:42,241 --> 02:29:44,721 That man is capable of anything. 1384 02:30:24,481 --> 02:30:25,921 Quiet! 1385 02:30:33,281 --> 02:30:36,001 That's... ...about ten horses. 1386 02:30:37,921 --> 02:30:39,361 Your Grace! 1387 02:30:48,441 --> 02:30:51,521 Have arms at the ready but don't shoot. 1388 02:31:11,001 --> 02:31:13,441 - Who are you? - And you? 1389 02:31:16,601 --> 02:31:20,321 - Answer the question! - What's your right to ask? 1390 02:31:21,321 --> 02:31:23,481 It's a patrol of confederated regiments. 1391 02:31:23,721 --> 02:31:27,761 We were sent to look for Swedes and suspect people. 1392 02:31:28,001 --> 02:31:32,241 It seems there are some here, if they don't want to answer. 1393 02:31:33,641 --> 02:31:35,801 I mean no offence... 1394 02:31:36,041 --> 02:31:38,961 but today it's hard to tell a friend from a foe. 1395 02:31:39,201 --> 02:31:41,521 We're going to the confederates. 1396 02:31:41,761 --> 02:31:44,641 Is Colonel Wolodyjowski already in the camp? 1397 02:31:44,881 --> 02:31:47,361 Perhaps he is. Who's asking? 1398 02:31:48,921 --> 02:31:50,481 His friend. 1399 02:31:55,161 --> 02:31:58,881 Forgive me, Your Grace, for not recognizing your rank. 1400 02:31:59,121 --> 02:32:03,721 We're Wolodyjowski's soldiers, we'll take you to him. 1401 02:32:04,961 --> 02:32:07,321 It's Kmicic! Shoot him! 1402 02:32:11,001 --> 02:32:13,041 - Shall we thrash them? - Yes! 1403 02:32:26,001 --> 02:32:27,081 Stop! 1404 02:32:30,001 --> 02:32:31,121 Stop! 1405 02:32:31,601 --> 02:32:32,841 Surrender! 1406 02:32:33,921 --> 02:32:36,201 Tie them up! Take the horses and purses! 1407 02:32:36,441 --> 02:32:38,881 - Take it all! - Hands off! 1408 02:32:39,841 --> 02:32:43,361 You're a wise man, you know it belongs to us! 1409 02:32:44,801 --> 02:32:46,321 Dress their wounds. 1410 02:32:54,161 --> 02:32:59,601 The Holy Cross is my witness that I did not want this fight. 1411 02:33:05,201 --> 02:33:07,641 Take the wounded and tell others the truth. 1412 02:33:07,881 --> 02:33:11,481 You attacked us and we had to defend ourselves. 1413 02:33:14,761 --> 02:33:19,281 The blood of my brothers on my hands again... 1414 02:33:25,001 --> 02:33:28,401 Oh, Christ! Show me the way... 1415 02:33:30,201 --> 02:33:33,081 Otherwise I shall lose my mind! 1416 02:33:39,081 --> 02:33:48,481 END OF PART ONE 1417 02:33:50,481 --> 02:33:52,681 Digital reconstruction co-financed by 1418 02:33:52,921 --> 02:33:55,001 Polish Film Institute and Ministry of Culture and National Heritage 1419 02:34:09,721 --> 02:34:13,401 Film Production Company "Zespoly filmowe" 1420 02:34:13,641 --> 02:34:15,881 and National Film Archive present 1421 02:34:17,721 --> 02:34:22,961 THE DELUGE 1422 02:34:23,201 --> 02:34:25,281 PART II 1423 02:34:25,521 --> 02:34:30,481 Script based on the novel by Henryk Sienkiewicz 1424 02:34:30,721 --> 02:34:35,641 Starring 1425 02:35:22,361 --> 02:35:27,521 Music 1426 02:35:38,001 --> 02:35:46,241 Scenography 1427 02:35:46,481 --> 02:35:56,480 Military equipment, costumes Costume design 1428 02:35:56,721 --> 02:36:04,521 Interior design Make-up 1429 02:36:05,001 --> 02:36:12,201 Sound Editing 1430 02:37:35,921 --> 02:37:41,801 Executive producer 1431 02:37:42,041 --> 02:37:47,921 Director of photography 1432 02:37:48,161 --> 02:37:56,201 Directed by 1433 02:39:14,841 --> 02:39:17,521 They're marching against Radziwill... 1434 02:39:17,761 --> 02:39:20,041 There's a lot of them. 1435 02:39:22,561 --> 02:39:24,681 May God grant them victory. 1436 02:39:28,081 --> 02:39:30,801 All over the country they've made me known... 1437 02:39:31,041 --> 02:39:34,881 as a savage and a traitor. 1438 02:39:36,161 --> 02:39:38,561 Nobody will trust Kmicic anymore. 1439 02:39:39,161 --> 02:39:42,881 That's why from now on my name is not Kmicic. 1440 02:39:43,441 --> 02:39:46,721 It's Babinicz, understood? 1441 02:39:48,521 --> 02:39:50,121 Yes, Colonel, Sir. 1442 02:39:50,761 --> 02:39:53,121 Tell my men that even if they're flayed, 1443 02:39:53,361 --> 02:39:55,401 they have to say I'm Babinicz. 1444 02:40:01,361 --> 02:40:03,481 Where are we going, sir? 1445 02:40:07,081 --> 02:40:08,281 To the King. 1446 02:40:08,841 --> 02:40:10,521 Holy Mary... 1447 02:40:12,321 --> 02:40:16,041 - But which king? - Not the Swedish one. 1448 02:40:18,121 --> 02:40:21,081 But His Majesty's taken refuge in Silesia. 1449 02:40:22,121 --> 02:40:24,361 We'll go to Silesia then. 1450 02:40:44,481 --> 02:40:47,241 I'd have to renounce everything. 1451 02:40:51,361 --> 02:40:53,281 Leave it all behind. 1452 02:40:55,281 --> 02:40:58,521 Destroy my own work with my own hands! 1453 02:40:58,761 --> 02:41:01,601 And fall foul of the mighty Carl Gustav. 1454 02:41:02,841 --> 02:41:06,721 And throw yourself at John Casimir's feet... 1455 02:41:08,321 --> 02:41:11,161 - And yet... - What?! 1456 02:41:12,881 --> 02:41:16,081 It's the only way to save the country. 1457 02:41:16,841 --> 02:41:18,641 What about you? 1458 02:41:19,241 --> 02:41:22,761 Me? The Radziwills? 1459 02:41:30,041 --> 02:41:31,441 So be it. 1460 02:41:32,961 --> 02:41:36,121 - That's what's going to happen. - What have you decided? 1461 02:41:36,361 --> 02:41:40,161 To attack the confederates with Swedish help. 1462 02:41:40,401 --> 02:41:42,281 You're a true Radziwill! 1463 02:41:42,521 --> 02:41:45,481 The Swedes only respect the strong. 1464 02:41:47,041 --> 02:41:50,841 Go to Taurogi and muster as many men as you can. 1465 02:41:51,681 --> 02:41:55,001 Take the wench with you. But remember! 1466 02:41:55,241 --> 02:41:59,641 If you force her, we'll both be doomed. 1467 02:43:14,681 --> 02:43:18,161 I'd be glad to see you happy in Taurogi. 1468 02:43:18,481 --> 02:43:20,081 Thank you, Your Grace. 1469 02:43:26,361 --> 02:43:28,081 Forgive me, my lady. 1470 02:43:28,841 --> 02:43:32,881 - What's happened, Sakowicz? - Forgive us, my lady. 1471 02:43:33,121 --> 02:43:34,641 What happened there? 1472 02:43:34,881 --> 02:43:36,761 A spark fell on the powder. 1473 02:43:37,081 --> 02:43:40,641 - And who managed the fireworks? - Braun did, My Grace. 1474 02:43:40,881 --> 02:43:43,361 - Have the guilty man shot. - No! 1475 02:43:43,601 --> 02:43:47,241 Your Grace, I beg of you. 1476 02:43:49,521 --> 02:43:53,321 Your right is only to order, not to beg. 1477 02:43:56,001 --> 02:43:59,121 I'd burn Taurogi just to see you smile. 1478 02:44:01,641 --> 02:44:03,041 Welcome, My Lady! 1479 02:44:04,401 --> 02:44:09,201 The Prince asks you to deign to accept this gift. 1480 02:44:30,881 --> 02:44:32,721 Give him my regards. 1481 02:44:32,961 --> 02:44:35,961 Tell him I'm overjoyed with his gift. 1482 02:44:40,161 --> 02:44:44,201 - Such a kind man. - Kind? Yes... 1483 02:44:45,001 --> 02:44:49,361 - And who are you? - My name is Braun. 1484 02:44:50,321 --> 02:44:53,241 I'm the officer you saved from death. 1485 02:44:58,041 --> 02:44:59,961 I owe you my life. 1486 02:45:05,241 --> 02:45:07,041 I am at your command. 1487 02:45:18,801 --> 02:45:20,481 One more word! 1488 02:45:22,081 --> 02:45:23,881 Your every word is a favour to me. 1489 02:45:24,121 --> 02:45:28,521 - Do you know Kmicic? - I've only heard of him. 1490 02:45:31,961 --> 02:45:36,921 The Prince told me that Kmicic offered 1491 02:45:38,081 --> 02:45:40,201 to abduct the Polish King. 1492 02:45:43,961 --> 02:45:46,881 - Is it true? - I don't know, My Lady. 1493 02:45:47,121 --> 02:45:51,401 But our officers told me that the Prince 1494 02:45:51,641 --> 02:45:56,321 met Kmicic on his way to Kiejdany and bought a horse from him. 1495 02:45:56,561 --> 02:46:00,441 The Prince came back very agitated. 1496 02:46:00,881 --> 02:46:02,801 It might have been then. 1497 02:46:45,281 --> 02:46:48,841 The peasants must've resisted. 1498 02:46:52,801 --> 02:46:54,481 Water the horses. 1499 02:47:39,201 --> 02:47:40,441 Sir! 1500 02:49:56,001 --> 02:49:58,161 Must be some important Swede. 1501 02:49:58,961 --> 02:50:00,401 A general. 1502 02:50:12,681 --> 02:50:15,401 Fire first, then slaughter the soldiers. 1503 02:50:15,641 --> 02:50:17,881 Take the important one alive. 1504 02:50:32,001 --> 02:50:33,081 Wait... 1505 02:50:53,601 --> 02:50:56,201 I'm Wejhard, count Wrzesowicz. 1506 02:50:57,201 --> 02:51:00,841 I was sent to meet Your Excellency by the Swedish King, 1507 02:51:01,081 --> 02:51:05,561 who was anxious about the Imperial Envoy. 1508 02:51:05,801 --> 02:51:07,881 I'm glad to meet you, Sir. 1509 02:51:08,641 --> 02:51:11,961 You can see for yourself, what's happened. 1510 02:51:13,441 --> 02:51:15,321 Do you play chess? 1511 02:51:17,561 --> 02:51:19,801 There's no time for it at war. 1512 02:51:20,041 --> 02:51:21,521 That's a pity. 1513 02:51:21,761 --> 02:51:24,721 That game has a lot in common with politics. 1514 02:51:24,961 --> 02:51:29,081 Though it's easier to handle kings on a chessboard. 1515 02:51:30,201 --> 02:51:32,361 As an Imperial Envoy, 1516 02:51:32,641 --> 02:51:36,401 I've guided the actions of real kings. 1517 02:51:37,921 --> 02:51:39,361 Sit down, Sir. 1518 02:51:41,401 --> 02:51:44,921 A glass of wine? It's from imperial cellars. 1519 02:51:47,801 --> 02:51:53,321 Is victory still following Charles Gustav? 1520 02:51:54,081 --> 02:51:56,681 Some Polish troops have been dispersed, 1521 02:51:56,921 --> 02:51:58,601 others have joined us. 1522 02:51:58,841 --> 02:52:05,321 The whole nation has recognized the power of the King of Sweden. 1523 02:52:06,481 --> 02:52:10,481 I'm told Gdansk did not let the Swedish army in. 1524 02:52:12,161 --> 02:52:17,521 A few cities and castles are still faithful to John Casimir. 1525 02:52:18,721 --> 02:52:25,121 We also heard about groups of noblemen and peasants. 1526 02:52:27,281 --> 02:52:32,761 What are they compared to the army?! 1527 02:52:34,041 --> 02:52:38,281 History is full of such examples. 1528 02:52:39,881 --> 02:52:42,881 Your Excellency, we are ready to go now. 1529 02:52:45,921 --> 02:52:47,321 I've heard... 1530 02:52:48,321 --> 02:52:53,601 the King of Sweden wants to take the Czestochowa Monastery. 1531 02:52:54,961 --> 02:52:59,441 His Imperial Majesty has a special sentiment 1532 02:53:00,081 --> 02:53:01,281 towards this place. 1533 02:53:01,561 --> 02:53:05,481 There are orders to occupy all strongholds. 1534 02:53:05,721 --> 02:53:08,001 The gentry and peasants are already astir. 1535 02:53:08,241 --> 02:53:10,881 The Polish King remains nearby, in Silesia. 1536 02:53:11,121 --> 02:53:14,121 It'd be easy for them to stir up new revolts. 1537 02:53:14,361 --> 02:53:19,161 Your Excellency, the Monastery is a stronghold. 1538 02:55:56,121 --> 02:55:58,521 I am telling you what I heard. 1539 02:55:58,761 --> 02:56:01,721 The Swedes are planning to attack the Monastery. 1540 02:56:01,961 --> 02:56:03,401 And soon! 1541 02:56:04,521 --> 02:56:09,921 God forbid that I suspect this gentleman of lying. 1542 02:56:11,681 --> 02:56:15,841 However Swedes assured us they wouldn't take the monastery. 1543 02:56:16,081 --> 02:56:21,521 Why are you trying to frighten the clergy and us, the refugees? 1544 02:56:21,761 --> 02:56:23,481 I'm just warning you. 1545 02:56:24,201 --> 02:56:26,561 If you don't listen, you'll bear responsibility. 1546 02:56:26,801 --> 02:56:28,961 Don't raise your voice. 1547 02:56:30,081 --> 02:56:32,401 We must verify your news. 1548 02:56:33,481 --> 02:56:35,561 - Ask then. - I will. 1549 02:56:36,361 --> 02:56:38,561 You said you've come here 1550 02:56:38,801 --> 02:56:41,241 because you don't want to serve Swedes or the traitor. 1551 02:56:42,601 --> 02:56:47,361 There are rebels in Lithuania. Why didn't you join them? 1552 02:56:47,601 --> 02:56:49,121 That's my concern. 1553 02:56:55,281 --> 02:56:56,681 Your concern... 1554 02:56:57,561 --> 02:57:00,721 If you come from Lithuania, you must know the traitors. 1555 02:57:00,961 --> 02:57:03,321 Tell me their names. 1556 02:57:04,641 --> 02:57:07,681 One is the most famous of all. 1557 02:57:09,081 --> 02:57:12,121 Haven't you heard about the arch-villain? 1558 02:57:12,921 --> 02:57:14,241 I haven't. 1559 02:57:15,401 --> 02:57:16,801 It's not possible. 1560 02:57:17,481 --> 02:57:21,481 That man sheds the blood of his brothers, like Cain. 1561 02:57:21,721 --> 02:57:24,201 Haven't you heard about Kmicic? 1562 02:57:24,521 --> 02:57:26,601 Reverend Fathers... 1563 02:57:26,841 --> 02:57:30,441 I'll bear anything, if one of you interrogates me. 1564 02:57:30,801 --> 02:57:36,641 But do not let this man torment me any longer! 1565 02:57:50,681 --> 02:57:52,361 One more question. 1566 02:57:55,521 --> 02:57:59,641 You'd like us to believe your tidings. 1567 02:58:02,681 --> 02:58:04,441 God is my witness, I would. 1568 02:58:04,681 --> 02:58:07,201 What reward do you expect for it? 1569 02:58:35,161 --> 02:58:37,001 All this is my war booty. 1570 02:58:37,321 --> 02:58:39,841 I wanted to offer it to Virgin Mary. 1571 02:58:40,721 --> 02:58:44,361 But only after confession, with a clear conscience. 1572 02:58:53,321 --> 02:58:56,161 The truth shines through your anger. 1573 02:58:56,961 --> 02:59:00,201 But how could we throw out the faithful? 1574 02:59:01,921 --> 02:59:04,801 Keep the gates closed day and night? 1575 02:59:06,921 --> 02:59:11,441 The forces of hell cannot prevail. 1576 02:59:12,401 --> 02:59:15,921 No heretic shall set his foot in this sacred place. 1577 02:59:16,161 --> 02:59:18,681 His power shall be destroyed. 1578 02:59:22,841 --> 02:59:25,401 I'm not the one speaking this words. 1579 02:59:26,841 --> 02:59:30,281 It's the Holy Ghost speaking through me. 1580 02:59:31,321 --> 02:59:35,601 Reverend Father! I'm telling you this as a soldier. 1581 02:59:36,321 --> 02:59:39,561 Make fast the walls, lock the gates. 1582 02:59:41,161 --> 02:59:44,041 For Christ's sake, keep the gates locked. 1583 03:00:00,881 --> 03:00:02,001 Quick! 1584 03:00:34,081 --> 03:00:39,561 Colonel, we've come to ask you to release us from service. 1585 03:00:41,401 --> 03:00:44,321 Don't you want to defend the monastery? 1586 03:00:45,161 --> 03:00:46,361 You dogs! 1587 03:00:48,361 --> 03:00:49,401 Very well. 1588 03:00:49,921 --> 03:00:52,361 Take your pay and away with you. 1589 03:00:55,321 --> 03:00:57,081 You scoundrel! 1590 03:00:59,641 --> 03:01:04,441 We're not worthy to admire the splendour of Czestochowa. 1591 03:01:04,681 --> 03:01:07,281 Oh, Virgin Mary, our Morning Star. 1592 03:01:08,001 --> 03:01:09,801 We're not worthy... 1593 03:01:13,161 --> 03:01:16,521 But we'll not stop serving you outside the walls. 1594 03:01:16,761 --> 03:01:21,001 We'll go, where you want us to. You'll have servants, at the ready. 1595 03:01:21,241 --> 03:01:22,601 Away with you! 1596 03:02:40,361 --> 03:02:42,081 Your Grace! 1597 03:02:43,201 --> 03:02:46,241 I bring important tidings from the Lord Hetman. 1598 03:02:46,481 --> 03:02:48,321 I'll receive him tomorrow. 1599 03:03:04,761 --> 03:03:07,481 The confederates have defeated us twice. 1600 03:03:07,721 --> 03:03:11,121 The Swedes have abandoned us. We're besieged. 1601 03:03:11,801 --> 03:03:13,921 You're our only hope, Your Grace. 1602 03:03:14,161 --> 03:03:16,641 Prince Hetman is ill. 1603 03:03:16,881 --> 03:03:21,321 You need a doctor then, not me. 1604 03:03:21,681 --> 03:03:24,561 The castle can hold out for a long time. 1605 03:03:26,361 --> 03:03:28,081 Come back in a week or two. 1606 03:03:28,441 --> 03:03:31,081 If you don't come tomorrow... 1607 03:03:31,321 --> 03:03:34,041 I'm hunting bears tomorrow. 1608 03:03:34,801 --> 03:03:37,121 The day after that there's a tournament. 1609 03:03:37,361 --> 03:03:40,441 You may take part in it. 1610 03:03:40,681 --> 03:03:42,321 The Prince... 1611 03:03:43,521 --> 03:03:46,801 He's lost his head. 1612 03:04:01,521 --> 03:04:05,481 I can feel the stone's off my chest. 1613 03:04:07,801 --> 03:04:09,761 I feel better now. 1614 03:04:13,761 --> 03:04:17,441 No news from Prince Boguslaw? 1615 03:04:17,681 --> 03:04:19,361 No, Your Grace. 1616 03:04:20,641 --> 03:04:22,201 And from the Swedish King? 1617 03:04:22,441 --> 03:04:26,001 The confederates must have intercepted the letters. 1618 03:04:26,241 --> 03:04:28,601 Defeated and besieged... 1619 03:04:30,441 --> 03:04:32,681 I'm not needed by anyone. 1620 03:04:39,001 --> 03:04:43,321 I can feel the cold. 1621 03:04:45,081 --> 03:04:49,281 I can't see Her but I can feel Her. 1622 03:04:53,241 --> 03:04:57,041 - She's here. - Who? 1623 03:05:00,361 --> 03:05:02,081 Death! 1624 03:05:43,001 --> 03:05:44,681 They're fighting. 1625 03:05:48,241 --> 03:05:49,761 As usual. 1626 03:05:50,001 --> 03:05:54,001 It's cold so they're fighting to make themselves warm. 1627 03:06:01,401 --> 03:06:02,761 Boguslaw! 1628 03:06:11,481 --> 03:06:12,961 Help! 1629 03:06:14,441 --> 03:06:16,801 What do you want? 1630 03:06:17,041 --> 03:06:18,961 Take that crown... 1631 03:06:20,961 --> 03:06:22,481 Help me. 1632 03:06:23,881 --> 03:06:25,241 Anyone?! 1633 03:06:27,401 --> 03:06:29,201 Jesus! 1634 03:07:14,281 --> 03:07:15,961 Where is the Prince?! 1635 03:07:48,201 --> 03:07:51,361 Why did you stay with the traitor, you fool? 1636 03:07:52,281 --> 03:07:55,721 I loved him. You can kill me. 1637 03:08:34,361 --> 03:08:37,481 We're hearing many different news in Taurogi. 1638 03:08:37,721 --> 03:08:39,721 We can't tell a lie from the truth. 1639 03:08:39,961 --> 03:08:42,801 Some say Hetman died a natural death. 1640 03:08:43,161 --> 03:08:45,641 Others that he was slayed. 1641 03:08:46,081 --> 03:08:48,081 Why did he die? 1642 03:08:49,361 --> 03:08:54,441 You're the cause of his downfall and death. 1643 03:08:57,241 --> 03:09:00,361 - Me? - Yes. 1644 03:09:01,561 --> 03:09:06,521 Prince Boguslaw preferred to stay here then rescue his uncle. 1645 03:09:07,081 --> 03:09:11,081 He's been lost to the world at your elbow, My Lady. 1646 03:09:17,121 --> 03:09:20,001 Tell me, what's going on around me. 1647 03:09:20,561 --> 03:09:23,321 The Prince is in love with you. 1648 03:09:24,241 --> 03:09:25,681 Can't you see? 1649 03:09:26,641 --> 03:09:30,081 All the balls, feasts, hunts - it's all for you. 1650 03:09:30,321 --> 03:09:35,121 But his love is evil. He wants to disgrace you. 1651 03:09:40,561 --> 03:09:42,921 Should you help me to escape? 1652 03:09:44,121 --> 03:09:47,281 If it wasn't for my oath... 1653 03:09:47,881 --> 03:09:49,281 Thank you. 1654 03:10:04,241 --> 03:10:05,601 Lower! 1655 03:12:34,361 --> 03:12:37,841 I didn't expect the war to be that terrible. 1656 03:12:38,081 --> 03:12:40,241 Not every bullet kills. 1657 03:12:40,721 --> 03:12:43,281 Otherwise mothers wouldn't have children fast enough. 1658 03:12:47,121 --> 03:12:48,361 Down! 1659 03:12:56,361 --> 03:12:59,401 You could have been blown to powder! 1660 03:12:59,841 --> 03:13:01,481 Do we have too much powder? 1661 03:13:01,721 --> 03:13:04,441 You'd load a cannon with me. I'd kill Swedes after my death! 1662 03:13:17,201 --> 03:13:22,201 When will they bring the culverin? 1663 03:13:22,481 --> 03:13:24,601 - It takes time. - I've got none! 1664 03:13:24,841 --> 03:13:27,801 The rebels are prowling the roads, General, Sir! 1665 03:13:28,041 --> 03:13:30,081 The monks will surrender. 1666 03:13:30,321 --> 03:13:32,921 They're defending to get better conditions. 1667 03:13:33,161 --> 03:13:34,961 Let's send negotiators. 1668 03:13:46,681 --> 03:13:48,721 Would you go to the monastery? 1669 03:13:48,961 --> 03:13:50,201 I'll go. 1670 03:13:50,761 --> 03:13:55,881 I'm a Pole and a catholic. It'll be easier for me to convince them. 1671 03:14:19,921 --> 03:14:24,921 I didn't expect the clerics to have such officers. 1672 03:14:25,161 --> 03:14:27,161 May I ask your name? 1673 03:14:27,401 --> 03:14:29,321 Babinicz. 1674 03:14:29,721 --> 03:14:33,841 And I am officer Kuklinowski, You must have heard of me. 1675 03:14:34,081 --> 03:14:38,281 My name and sword have won fame in many a war, 1676 03:14:38,521 --> 03:14:41,761 not only in this country but also abroad. 1677 03:14:42,721 --> 03:14:45,521 Yes, I've heard of you. Come on in. 1678 03:14:46,641 --> 03:14:52,681 Take no offence but there are only two real soldiers in Poland. 1679 03:14:56,761 --> 03:15:01,601 Kuklinowski in the Kingdom and Kmicic in the Duchy of Lithuania. 1680 03:15:05,001 --> 03:15:08,801 I'd be glad, if you accompanied me on my way back as well. 1681 03:15:09,041 --> 03:15:11,561 I'll wait for you here. 1682 03:15:15,921 --> 03:15:21,161 The whole country has surrendered, the King has fled abroad. 1683 03:15:22,441 --> 03:15:26,001 Why are you exposing yourselves and this sacred place 1684 03:15:26,241 --> 03:15:29,961 to the vengeance of the invincible Swedish army?! 1685 03:15:37,441 --> 03:15:42,881 We, Poles, have come here with Swedes 1686 03:15:43,121 --> 03:15:47,041 to prevent sacrilege, when the monastery falls. 1687 03:15:48,081 --> 03:15:49,601 And it will fall. 1688 03:15:50,081 --> 03:15:52,961 They're waiting for heavy guns. 1689 03:15:53,921 --> 03:15:56,081 But how can we defend it, 1690 03:15:56,321 --> 03:16:00,401 if you're exasperating the enemy with your resistance?! 1691 03:16:00,641 --> 03:16:04,841 It can only end in destruction of this sacred church! 1692 03:16:17,761 --> 03:16:19,161 My brothers! 1693 03:16:22,241 --> 03:16:25,561 Reverend and beloved Fathers! 1694 03:16:26,641 --> 03:16:30,001 Don't have this on your conscience. 1695 03:16:30,921 --> 03:16:36,601 You didn't build this sanctuary and it is not only to serve you. 1696 03:16:37,761 --> 03:16:42,481 May it bring joy to our sons and grandsons. 1697 03:16:48,201 --> 03:16:55,121 I await your answer, Reverend Fathers. 1698 03:17:12,201 --> 03:17:15,041 You've failed, haven't you? Our priests are stubborn. 1699 03:17:15,281 --> 03:17:17,881 Between you and me, they're wrong. 1700 03:17:18,121 --> 03:17:20,681 We can't defend ourselves forever. 1701 03:17:21,321 --> 03:17:26,401 You think they're wrong? You've got brains. 1702 03:17:27,721 --> 03:17:31,721 Show me through the gate, I've something to tell you. 1703 03:17:32,161 --> 03:17:33,921 Me as well. 1704 03:17:35,801 --> 03:17:40,601 This monastery is on fire. Only fools stay in a burning house. 1705 03:17:42,401 --> 03:17:45,121 Perhaps you're afraid to be called a traitor? 1706 03:17:45,361 --> 03:17:48,721 Spit on them who call you that! Join us! 1707 03:17:48,961 --> 03:17:51,361 Me, Kuklinowski, is making you this offer. 1708 03:17:51,601 --> 03:17:54,361 Do you say that as the Swedish envoy? 1709 03:17:54,601 --> 03:17:57,681 I'm not an envoy outside the gate. I'm speaking for myself. 1710 03:17:57,921 --> 03:18:00,641 To hell with that nasty fortress! 1711 03:18:03,441 --> 03:18:06,641 - You're speaking for yourself? - I am! 1712 03:18:07,681 --> 03:18:11,281 Then I can answer you in private? 1713 03:18:11,521 --> 03:18:13,161 Why certainly! 1714 03:18:13,841 --> 03:18:17,441 Then listen, Kuklinowski... You're a scoundrel! 1715 03:18:17,681 --> 03:18:20,281 A rascal and a stinking brute! 1716 03:18:21,081 --> 03:18:24,521 - What? - A stinking brute! 1717 03:18:24,761 --> 03:18:27,121 Is that enough? Or shall I spit in your face? 1718 03:18:36,401 --> 03:18:38,961 That's for you, not the envoy! 1719 03:18:41,201 --> 03:18:48,321 Our God he is our stronghold, 1720 03:18:48,561 --> 03:18:55,001 Our refuge and protection, 1721 03:18:56,041 --> 03:19:03,401 When the foe of truth divine, 1722 03:19:03,721 --> 03:19:10,441 Threatens it with destruction. 1723 03:19:12,321 --> 03:19:16,041 Have no fear! 1724 03:19:16,281 --> 03:19:20,521 God's with us [...] 1725 03:19:50,841 --> 03:19:57,961 Mother of God, Holy Virgin, 1726 03:19:58,321 --> 03:20:05,561 Blessed by the Lord, Mary, 1727 03:20:06,041 --> 03:20:10,601 Mother of Thy Son, 1728 03:20:10,841 --> 03:20:14,881 Our Lord, Maria, 1729 03:20:15,281 --> 03:20:18,441 Pray for mercy for us, 1730 03:20:18,681 --> 03:20:21,361 Hand it over to us. 1731 03:20:21,681 --> 03:20:25,521 Kyrie Eleison... 1732 03:23:15,801 --> 03:23:18,601 It's not about our lives, our wives or children! 1733 03:23:18,841 --> 03:23:20,641 It's about this sacred place! 1734 03:23:20,881 --> 03:23:24,001 Father, you can't take such a responsibility... 1735 03:23:26,681 --> 03:23:28,921 They'll knock down the walls! 1736 03:23:30,841 --> 03:23:33,161 We must surrender the fortress! 1737 03:24:56,081 --> 03:24:57,641 What do you want? 1738 03:24:59,041 --> 03:25:00,481 Father, 1739 03:25:01,201 --> 03:25:04,201 the walls won't last more than one day. 1740 03:25:07,961 --> 03:25:13,241 Father, the culverin must be blown up. 1741 03:25:18,001 --> 03:25:20,001 Who's going to do it? 1742 03:25:22,321 --> 03:25:23,601 I will. 1743 03:25:34,921 --> 03:25:39,481 I'm begging you, let me go with you. 1744 03:25:39,721 --> 03:25:43,241 It's harder for two men to go unnoticed. 1745 03:25:45,921 --> 03:25:50,561 I'd go myself, sir. 1746 03:25:51,601 --> 03:25:53,441 Make the fuse shorter. 1747 03:25:55,921 --> 03:25:57,761 You won't have enough time to stand clear. 1748 03:25:58,001 --> 03:26:01,641 Do it! Otherwise they'll notice it and put it out. 1749 03:26:13,441 --> 03:26:14,961 Good Lord! 1750 03:26:15,201 --> 03:26:17,801 I want to draw my sabre just looking at you! 1751 03:26:18,041 --> 03:26:19,921 I'm noticeable from afar! 1752 03:26:21,081 --> 03:26:24,961 I'll just put it in the cannon's mouth and light the fuse! 1753 03:26:25,201 --> 03:26:29,201 The culverin will go to h... It'll go to pieces. 1754 03:26:30,001 --> 03:26:34,401 But they put powder in it every day and it doesn't. 1755 03:26:35,321 --> 03:26:38,801 Father, you have a heroic and saintly heart. 1756 03:26:39,041 --> 03:26:41,401 - Stop it. - I mean it! 1757 03:26:41,881 --> 03:26:44,081 But you know nothing about the guns. 1758 03:26:44,321 --> 03:26:49,721 When the powder explodes in the rear, it pushes the cannon ball out. 1759 03:26:49,961 --> 03:26:55,241 But if you put it in front, the cannon is not going to last. 1760 03:26:55,481 --> 03:26:59,721 - Would you confirm that? - Every soldier knows that. 1761 03:27:00,921 --> 03:27:06,401 Wouldn't it be better to go there at night and... 1762 03:27:06,641 --> 03:27:08,441 Spike the gun? 1763 03:27:08,681 --> 03:27:12,841 They're on their guard. We'd only lose people. 1764 03:27:13,081 --> 03:27:17,641 Who could recognize me in this disguise? 1765 03:27:18,801 --> 03:27:23,081 When the fuse catches fire, I'll stand clear. 1766 03:27:23,321 --> 03:27:25,641 The explosion will cause chaos and I'll escape. 1767 03:27:25,881 --> 03:27:28,681 Oh God, so many dangers! 1768 03:27:29,161 --> 03:27:34,241 Only one man in a hundred would come back from such a trip. 1769 03:27:34,481 --> 03:27:36,401 I've faced many dangers... 1770 03:27:36,641 --> 03:27:39,561 Not to brag about it or gain fame... 1771 03:29:08,001 --> 03:29:10,801 Here's a sausage for you, doggy. 1772 03:29:36,401 --> 03:29:39,121 - Who's there? - It's me, Hans. 1773 03:29:40,121 --> 03:29:41,681 I'm looking for the ramrod. 1774 03:29:41,921 --> 03:29:43,121 Password? 1775 03:29:44,161 --> 03:29:45,321 Uppsala. 1776 03:29:45,561 --> 03:29:49,361 Hurry up, we're going to start firing soon. 1777 03:29:49,601 --> 03:29:51,401 It'll take a second. 1778 03:31:42,001 --> 03:31:43,721 I know this rogue. 1779 03:31:44,481 --> 03:31:48,241 He's Babinicz from the monastery garrison. 1780 03:31:49,001 --> 03:31:52,241 My name isn't Babinicz. 1781 03:31:53,441 --> 03:31:57,241 I am Kmicic. 1782 03:31:57,521 --> 03:31:58,921 Kmicic?! 1783 03:32:03,281 --> 03:32:05,841 It's a name famous throughout Poland. 1784 03:32:06,081 --> 03:32:09,321 General, he's a soldier second to none. Except me. 1785 03:32:09,561 --> 03:32:11,761 I don't want to hear you praising him! 1786 03:32:12,001 --> 03:32:14,441 What will you do with him, Your Grace? 1787 03:32:14,681 --> 03:32:16,761 I'd have him hanged. 1788 03:32:17,001 --> 03:32:19,481 But I'm a soldier myself. I value courage. 1789 03:32:19,721 --> 03:32:20,881 He'll be shot. 1790 03:32:21,121 --> 03:32:26,401 Then every Pole will abandon us and take John Casimir's side. 1791 03:32:27,041 --> 03:32:30,601 Do you want me to spare his life? 1792 03:32:30,841 --> 03:32:34,681 I want you to give him to me. 1793 03:32:35,361 --> 03:32:38,241 This is all I ask for my services. 1794 03:32:38,761 --> 03:32:42,721 Kuklinowski, do you want to save him? 1795 03:32:50,561 --> 03:32:56,241 I'll skin him alive and take the blame for it. 1796 03:33:06,041 --> 03:33:07,601 You dogcatcher! 1797 03:33:07,841 --> 03:33:13,081 We can talk, we've got time. 1798 03:33:16,521 --> 03:33:23,281 I told you there were only two real soldiers in this country. 1799 03:33:24,641 --> 03:33:28,681 Me and you. 1800 03:33:31,841 --> 03:33:36,121 The famous commander, sir Kmicic, 1801 03:33:37,401 --> 03:33:40,281 and Kuklinowski's got him... 1802 03:33:41,441 --> 03:33:45,401 and he'll burn his sides. 1803 03:33:45,641 --> 03:33:46,801 You dogcatcher! 1804 03:33:47,281 --> 03:33:51,761 Oh yes, that's what he's going to do. 1805 03:34:04,241 --> 03:34:07,281 Well, how do you like it? 1806 03:34:16,321 --> 03:34:18,201 You can scream. 1807 03:34:18,881 --> 03:34:22,321 No? A little more then. 1808 03:34:31,201 --> 03:34:33,561 Not too much right away. 1809 03:34:34,561 --> 03:34:37,441 Easy... We've got time. 1810 03:34:45,401 --> 03:34:47,201 Who, the hell, is it? 1811 03:34:47,841 --> 03:34:50,601 My Grace, General Miller wants to see you now. 1812 03:34:50,841 --> 03:34:53,241 Oh, it's you, Kiemlicz. Alright. 1813 03:34:57,561 --> 03:34:59,161 Warm, wasn't it? 1814 03:35:01,121 --> 03:35:03,961 You can cool down a little now. 1815 03:35:13,401 --> 03:35:17,001 I'll be back soon, for a chat. 1816 03:35:27,641 --> 03:35:30,481 - Who's there? - We've come to have a look. 1817 03:35:32,561 --> 03:35:36,321 Then look, you haven't seen such a wonder before... 1818 03:35:39,881 --> 03:35:41,641 We've been looking for a chance since morning. 1819 03:35:41,881 --> 03:35:43,001 Hurry up! 1820 03:35:43,241 --> 03:35:44,281 Hurry! 1821 03:35:49,361 --> 03:35:52,801 Go on! Cut the colonel's bonds. 1822 03:35:56,641 --> 03:35:59,441 The horses are awaiting. 1823 03:35:59,681 --> 03:36:03,361 - How are you feeling, sir? - My legs are a little weak. 1824 03:36:03,601 --> 03:36:05,281 Some vodka will help. 1825 03:36:07,721 --> 03:36:09,721 Clothes for our colonel! Quick! 1826 03:36:09,961 --> 03:36:11,281 I feel better already. 1827 03:36:11,521 --> 03:36:14,961 He burnt my side a little, but that's nothing. 1828 03:36:16,081 --> 03:36:17,521 - Quick! - I'm all good already. 1829 03:36:17,761 --> 03:36:19,521 The horses are waiting. 1830 03:36:21,361 --> 03:36:26,441 No... I'll stay and wait for that traitor. 1831 03:36:35,201 --> 03:36:37,161 Kiemlicz! What the hell? 1832 03:36:37,401 --> 03:36:39,041 Are you mad? 1833 03:36:39,281 --> 03:36:42,041 Miller's asleep, his guards didn't let me in. 1834 03:36:42,281 --> 03:36:45,521 The officer's waiting for Your Grace in the stable. 1835 03:37:01,361 --> 03:37:03,281 Well, Kuklinowski?! 1836 03:37:04,601 --> 03:37:08,241 You wanted to match Kmicic, you bandit? 1837 03:37:09,481 --> 03:37:11,521 Be one of his company? 1838 03:37:12,361 --> 03:37:13,961 Meet Kmicic then! 1839 03:37:31,761 --> 03:37:36,441 I'll let you live. So that you can... 1840 03:37:39,201 --> 03:37:41,561 ...be thinking of Kmicic. 1841 03:37:42,561 --> 03:37:46,281 - Mount the horses. - Where to, sir? 1842 03:37:46,841 --> 03:37:49,761 To Silesia! To the King! 1843 03:37:53,881 --> 03:38:01,401 Many come here, expecting a reward, 1844 03:38:02,801 --> 03:38:08,681 to bring false and deceptive tidings. 1845 03:38:10,201 --> 03:38:16,481 There's no law in Poland allowing you to call a nobleman a liar. 1846 03:38:17,281 --> 03:38:21,881 You're speaking to the Great Chancellor! 1847 03:38:23,361 --> 03:38:26,641 Whoever says I'm lying, will hear me saying 1848 03:38:26,881 --> 03:38:31,441 that it's easier to call me a liar than to risk one's life. 1849 03:38:32,721 --> 03:38:36,521 It's easier to seal with wax than with blood. 1850 03:38:36,761 --> 03:38:39,921 I'm not saying you're lying. 1851 03:38:40,161 --> 03:38:45,881 But if you spoke the truth, your side should be burnt. 1852 03:38:51,401 --> 03:38:53,441 There's no need for it. 1853 03:38:54,001 --> 03:38:55,481 We believe you. 1854 03:38:56,361 --> 03:38:57,721 Your Majesty! 1855 03:38:59,281 --> 03:39:01,921 Let the doubting Thomases touch my wounds. 1856 03:39:02,161 --> 03:39:03,761 I do believe you. 1857 03:39:04,641 --> 03:39:07,001 I never doubted you were telling the truth. 1858 03:39:07,241 --> 03:39:10,441 Your merit and pain will not pass for nothing. 1859 03:39:10,681 --> 03:39:14,761 God grant that we may soon return to our beloved motherland. 1860 03:39:15,561 --> 03:39:18,161 But many spies are sent here. 1861 03:39:18,401 --> 03:39:21,961 Prince Boguslaw reported that an attempt on us was planned. 1862 03:39:22,201 --> 03:39:25,201 An attempt on Your Majesty? 1863 03:39:26,001 --> 03:39:30,041 He said there was a man who offered to abduct us. 1864 03:39:30,481 --> 03:39:33,201 And bring us dead or alive to the Swedes. 1865 03:39:33,441 --> 03:39:34,641 Who was it? 1866 03:39:35,161 --> 03:39:36,641 A certain Kmicic. 1867 03:39:37,201 --> 03:39:38,361 That's a lie. 1868 03:39:41,081 --> 03:39:42,361 That's a lie! 1869 03:39:44,361 --> 03:39:46,841 Prince Boguslaw is a liar! 1870 03:39:48,201 --> 03:39:51,361 Don't believe that traitor, Your Majesty! 1871 03:39:51,601 --> 03:39:54,001 He lied to disgrace his enemy! 1872 03:40:00,081 --> 03:40:02,441 Lift him up and call a doctor. 1873 03:40:14,601 --> 03:40:18,441 Either he's so honest that repulsion overwhelmed him 1874 03:40:18,681 --> 03:40:21,161 or he's some relative of Kmicic. 1875 03:40:22,041 --> 03:40:23,481 Your Grace, 1876 03:40:23,881 --> 03:40:26,521 God forbid that I say anything against him, 1877 03:40:26,761 --> 03:40:29,281 but he shouldn't be trusted too readily. 1878 03:40:29,601 --> 03:40:34,321 Why shouldn't I trust a soldier who's shed his blood for our country? 1879 03:40:34,561 --> 03:40:37,921 I haven't lost my throne yet if I have such allies. 1880 03:40:38,161 --> 03:40:40,521 - He'll stay with me. - But, Your Majesty... 1881 03:40:40,761 --> 03:40:42,361 Enough about this. 1882 03:40:43,641 --> 03:40:47,241 I've summoned you to discuss certain matters. 1883 03:40:48,441 --> 03:40:50,361 We're going back to Poland. 1884 03:40:54,441 --> 03:40:58,281 I don't want to contradict Your Majesty, 1885 03:40:58,601 --> 03:41:02,081 but I think we should wait. 1886 03:41:02,321 --> 03:41:04,641 Wait until the resistance increases in Poland. 1887 03:41:05,121 --> 03:41:06,481 Your Majesty, 1888 03:41:07,241 --> 03:41:13,321 the reports say that the time is ripe to return. 1889 03:41:14,281 --> 03:41:18,921 Only the presence of the King may hasten the victory. 1890 03:41:19,881 --> 03:41:23,721 The Tartar Khan has promised his help, 1891 03:41:24,241 --> 03:41:28,161 if the King returns to the motherland. 1892 03:41:29,681 --> 03:41:35,841 Sir Czarniecki speaks as a soldier. But King's security is at stake. 1893 03:41:36,361 --> 03:41:41,521 Whatever our fate may be, we're leaving in a day or two. 1894 03:41:42,521 --> 03:41:45,961 Now we must consider the safest way to do it. 1895 03:41:47,881 --> 03:41:52,481 We await your advice, General Czarniecki. 1896 03:41:56,081 --> 03:42:00,561 We must divert Swedes' attention. 1897 03:42:00,841 --> 03:42:03,241 I'll take 300 dragoons and a few carriages. 1898 03:42:03,481 --> 03:42:07,841 I'll be proclaiming, I'm escorting the King himself. 1899 03:42:08,321 --> 03:42:12,001 Your Majesty will start later, with a small troop. 1900 03:42:12,241 --> 03:42:15,761 The enemy is going to throw his forces against me. 1901 03:42:36,641 --> 03:42:40,441 I heard one of Babinicz's men calling him a colonel. 1902 03:42:40,801 --> 03:42:43,401 He silenced him just with the look of his face. 1903 03:42:43,641 --> 03:42:47,081 I think he's hiding something, too. It's none of our concern. 1904 03:42:47,321 --> 03:42:53,761 If he's a traitor, Poland will be lost with you. 1905 03:42:54,001 --> 03:42:56,441 I'll ask him some questions myself. 1906 03:42:57,721 --> 03:42:59,161 Colonel! 1907 03:43:02,281 --> 03:43:03,921 Sir Babinicz! 1908 03:43:05,761 --> 03:43:07,761 The King wants to talk to you. 1909 03:43:14,041 --> 03:43:15,281 You traitor! 1910 03:43:15,521 --> 03:43:17,121 Treason! 1911 03:43:17,361 --> 03:43:18,561 Wait... 1912 03:43:25,801 --> 03:43:29,601 For Christ's sake! Save yourself, Your Majesty! 1913 03:43:29,841 --> 03:43:31,361 I'll stop them! 1914 03:43:35,841 --> 03:43:39,281 Kiemlicz, follow me! 1915 03:43:43,481 --> 03:43:45,881 Forgive me, my sons. 1916 03:43:46,121 --> 03:43:49,521 We forgive you. And you forgive us, Father. 1917 03:43:49,761 --> 03:43:51,001 I do. 1918 03:45:03,361 --> 03:45:05,281 Good people! 1919 03:45:07,801 --> 03:45:10,441 Do you know who you've just rescued? 1920 03:45:11,441 --> 03:45:12,961 This is your King! 1921 03:45:14,121 --> 03:45:16,161 You have saved his life. 1922 03:45:18,921 --> 03:45:21,601 Your merits won't be forgotten. 1923 03:45:22,841 --> 03:45:26,441 Look for Babinicz! To think you called him a traitor! 1924 03:45:26,681 --> 03:45:29,961 - It is my fault, Your Majesty. - Look for Babinicz! 1925 03:45:30,201 --> 03:45:33,641 I will not leave until I look him in the eye. 1926 03:46:18,921 --> 03:46:21,121 He's still breathing! 1927 03:46:33,841 --> 03:46:37,161 Dear God, Babinicz, how shall I repay you? 1928 03:46:37,561 --> 03:46:40,841 I'm not Babinicz. 1929 03:46:42,321 --> 03:46:46,161 I'm Kmicic. 1930 03:47:01,041 --> 03:47:04,881 You let the Polish King pass. You let Czarniecki pass. 1931 03:47:05,121 --> 03:47:06,161 But Your Majesty... 1932 03:47:06,401 --> 03:47:09,601 Your Majesty always has to correct his generals' mistakes. 1933 03:47:09,841 --> 03:47:12,201 Where is my beloved brother, the Polish King, now? 1934 03:47:12,441 --> 03:47:13,921 Tell me! 1935 03:47:15,801 --> 03:47:18,081 Where are the Polish armies? 1936 03:47:20,001 --> 03:47:22,481 - Any news of the enemy? - None, Your Majesty. 1937 03:47:22,721 --> 03:47:25,321 We only defeated some peasants and nobles. 1938 03:47:25,561 --> 03:47:28,801 Even if I have to chase my beloved royal brother 1939 03:47:29,201 --> 03:47:33,241 all over Poland, I'll catch him. 1940 03:47:52,241 --> 03:47:55,601 Here's to those who were the first to raise their swords 1941 03:47:55,841 --> 03:47:57,401 against the traitor, late Hetman. 1942 03:47:57,641 --> 03:48:02,681 We had to disobey orders for the first and the last time, I hope. 1943 03:48:03,081 --> 03:48:05,041 We couldn't do otherwise. 1944 03:48:05,761 --> 03:48:08,561 Allegiance must have its limits, 1945 03:48:09,441 --> 03:48:13,641 beyond which there is only guilt and crime. 1946 03:48:16,641 --> 03:48:20,121 The motherland will not forget your services. 1947 03:48:25,401 --> 03:48:27,561 We'll muster a new army here 1948 03:48:27,801 --> 03:48:31,401 and you'll take the field with general Czarniecki. 1949 03:48:31,641 --> 03:48:36,201 We are happy to be here with Your Majesty. 1950 03:48:37,081 --> 03:48:39,281 But we're eager to fight Swedes as well. 1951 03:48:39,521 --> 03:48:41,681 Be patient. 1952 03:48:42,001 --> 03:48:46,601 Before you take the field, you'll stay here to defend the King. 1953 03:48:46,841 --> 03:48:50,001 Speaking of Your Majesty's security... 1954 03:48:50,241 --> 03:48:53,561 I heard that Prince Boguslaw said... 1955 03:48:53,881 --> 03:48:55,281 Was it about Kmicic? 1956 03:48:55,721 --> 03:48:58,161 - Yes, Your Majesty. - That's right. 1957 03:48:58,481 --> 03:49:02,161 None of that was true, Boguslaw was lying. 1958 03:49:02,401 --> 03:49:03,841 Call Babinicz. 1959 03:49:05,561 --> 03:49:08,761 But tell me what you know about the man. 1960 03:49:09,201 --> 03:49:12,441 He was a great soldier but terribly wild. 1961 03:49:12,681 --> 03:49:15,161 The he brought discredit on himself in Kiejdany. 1962 03:49:15,401 --> 03:49:18,081 - He's done a lot of harm. - But he saved our lives. 1963 03:49:18,321 --> 03:49:21,281 He begged Radziwill not to shoot us. 1964 03:49:21,521 --> 03:49:24,321 Really? And Radziwill released you? 1965 03:49:24,601 --> 03:49:27,321 Sir Zagloba rescued us from captivity. 1966 03:49:27,561 --> 03:49:32,521 He made the officer believe he was his kin and got him drunk. 1967 03:49:32,761 --> 03:49:36,001 Then he took his clothes and brought my regiment. 1968 03:49:36,241 --> 03:49:39,601 No boasting but I take the credit for it! 1969 03:49:40,041 --> 03:49:43,641 - How did you get so clever? - It'll reveal my secret. 1970 03:49:43,881 --> 03:49:48,921 I always carry hemp seeds with me and eat them little by little. 1971 03:49:49,161 --> 03:49:51,641 It sharpens the wit enormously. 1972 03:49:51,921 --> 03:49:53,201 But why? 1973 03:49:53,641 --> 03:49:59,921 There's oil in hemp and that oils the brain. 1974 03:50:01,041 --> 03:50:06,081 But the oil goes to your belly not to your brain! 1975 03:50:06,481 --> 03:50:11,961 I have a way with that, too. One must drink a lot of wine. 1976 03:50:12,201 --> 03:50:16,281 The oil, being lighter, floats on top. 1977 03:50:16,521 --> 03:50:21,161 The wine, going to one's head, carries it up. 1978 03:50:23,441 --> 03:50:26,161 Can sunflower seeds replace hemp seed? 1979 03:50:26,481 --> 03:50:27,761 Of course! 1980 03:50:28,121 --> 03:50:34,961 However sunflower oil is heavier so one must drink stronger alcohol. 1981 03:50:35,201 --> 03:50:38,201 I've heard royal meads are the best! 1982 03:50:40,401 --> 03:50:42,321 What a shrewd fellow! 1983 03:50:43,321 --> 03:50:46,401 You'll find a few bottles in your rooms. 1984 03:50:47,721 --> 03:50:49,201 Jesus Christ! 1985 03:50:50,601 --> 03:50:52,921 Your Majesty! This is Kmicic! 1986 03:50:57,801 --> 03:51:02,361 You've known him as a brawler and Radziwill's ally. 1987 03:51:03,121 --> 03:51:06,041 But he's the hero of Czestochowa and my loyal servant, 1988 03:51:06,281 --> 03:51:08,241 who stood up for me. 1989 03:51:09,161 --> 03:51:10,841 This is the new Kmicic. 1990 03:51:11,081 --> 03:51:14,001 Meet him and love him, he's worth it. 1991 03:51:14,481 --> 03:51:17,361 It was not me who he wanted to abduct 1992 03:51:17,601 --> 03:51:20,481 but Prince Boguslaw to bring him to you. 1993 03:51:21,121 --> 03:51:22,521 Embrace him! 1994 03:51:25,241 --> 03:51:27,561 I've always liked you! 1995 03:51:31,281 --> 03:51:32,681 And I you! 1996 03:51:34,321 --> 03:51:37,921 What angel has converted you? 1997 03:51:39,761 --> 03:51:42,681 Did you find many people with the Hetman? 1998 03:51:42,921 --> 03:51:46,641 Just a few foreign officers. 1999 03:51:46,881 --> 03:51:50,441 In God's name! I'm not asking about soldiers! 2000 03:51:51,881 --> 03:51:56,681 Prince Boguslaw took Lady Billewicz to Taurogi. 2001 03:52:03,361 --> 03:52:04,561 Woe! 2002 03:52:07,001 --> 03:52:09,521 She's still in love with Kmicic. 2003 03:52:10,361 --> 03:52:11,761 That's certain. 2004 03:52:14,001 --> 03:52:16,041 All my efforts in vain. 2005 03:52:18,561 --> 03:52:20,641 It's never happened to me before! 2006 03:52:20,961 --> 03:52:25,001 That's because Your Grace has scruples. 2007 03:52:25,241 --> 03:52:28,521 You fool! It must be witchcraft! 2008 03:52:28,961 --> 03:52:30,561 My head is reeling... 2009 03:52:31,761 --> 03:52:35,161 To make love to her... Embrace her... 2010 03:52:35,401 --> 03:52:38,481 - Have children with her? - You're right! 2011 03:52:39,121 --> 03:52:41,441 How did you know? 2012 03:52:44,361 --> 03:52:49,081 What's happening to me? Shall I marry her, damn it?! 2013 03:52:49,321 --> 03:52:52,241 You shan't even think of it. 2014 03:52:52,801 --> 03:52:54,481 But I do! 2015 03:52:57,041 --> 03:52:58,441 This is no joke. 2016 03:53:09,321 --> 03:53:13,521 Be thankful that Sakowicz is your friend. 2017 03:53:15,281 --> 03:53:18,241 Devil's whispered in your ear? Tell me. 2018 03:53:18,601 --> 03:53:20,841 I'll be your best man, Your Majesty. 2019 03:53:21,081 --> 03:53:22,961 Don't fool around! 2020 03:53:23,481 --> 03:53:26,881 There's a man who used to be a priest in here. 2021 03:53:27,121 --> 03:53:28,441 What do I care? 2022 03:53:29,081 --> 03:53:31,921 He'll tack you two together. 2023 03:53:32,281 --> 03:53:35,201 But he's a poor craftsman, not a member of the guild. 2024 03:53:35,441 --> 03:53:37,881 It'll be easy to unpick the stitches. 2025 03:53:40,041 --> 03:53:42,281 Do you understand, Your Grace? 2026 03:53:45,281 --> 03:53:49,081 Damn it, I do understand very well! 2027 03:53:52,081 --> 03:53:53,721 But Charles Gustav has called for me. 2028 03:53:53,961 --> 03:53:55,761 I must leave in a few days. 2029 03:53:56,001 --> 03:53:58,001 Haste will be the explanation 2030 03:53:58,241 --> 03:54:02,481 for some unimportant cleric marrying you. 2031 03:54:05,321 --> 03:54:08,201 One day you'll be hanged, Sakowicz. 2032 03:54:08,961 --> 03:54:11,081 It cannot be otherwise. 2033 03:54:13,361 --> 03:54:15,441 I don't know everything... 2034 03:54:16,001 --> 03:54:18,201 But their plans concern you. 2035 03:54:18,801 --> 03:54:20,881 The troops are ready for departure. 2036 03:54:21,121 --> 03:54:23,321 If the Prince is going to do something, 2037 03:54:23,561 --> 03:54:25,321 It'll be any day now. 2038 03:54:50,081 --> 03:54:52,521 Look how this candle is burning... 2039 03:54:52,761 --> 03:54:54,041 What was that? 2040 03:54:55,121 --> 03:54:58,721 I'm saying one virginity will melt like wax tonight. 2041 03:55:01,201 --> 03:55:06,321 I wish it could be done today! Even at midnight. 2042 03:55:08,681 --> 03:55:13,401 Put tongs into the fire in case the priest refuses to comply. 2043 03:55:14,001 --> 03:55:18,161 It won't be necessary. He's a black-hearted villain. 2044 03:55:20,281 --> 03:55:22,841 It'll be a black-hearted wedding. 2045 03:55:24,761 --> 03:55:28,601 Can't be otherwise, when the best man is a procurer. 2046 03:55:40,921 --> 03:55:43,161 May I see Olenka? 2047 03:55:43,401 --> 03:55:44,601 Your Grace... 2048 03:55:45,961 --> 03:55:51,321 She says her grandfather's will forbids her to decide her fate. 2049 03:55:51,561 --> 03:55:56,161 And that she wouldn't marry you anyway. 2050 03:55:59,681 --> 03:56:02,801 Can you hear that, Sakowicz? 2051 03:56:04,761 --> 03:56:10,001 Your decisions and wills mean nothing to me! 2052 03:56:10,681 --> 03:56:12,641 But they mean everything to us. 2053 03:56:12,961 --> 03:56:17,121 She must either take the veil or marry Kmicic. 2054 03:56:18,561 --> 03:56:21,201 Who?! Kmicic?! 2055 03:56:22,041 --> 03:56:23,761 I'll show you Kmicic! 2056 03:56:28,281 --> 03:56:31,881 Shut up, you useless woman! 2057 03:56:32,521 --> 03:56:36,881 Shut up or I'll cut your sweet throat! 2058 03:56:38,001 --> 03:56:39,521 Be quiet and stay here. 2059 03:56:39,761 --> 03:56:44,081 Your niece's wedding is starting upstairs. 2060 03:57:13,601 --> 03:57:16,521 She had a dagger, I made her drop it, 2061 03:57:16,761 --> 03:57:18,681 as I was taught in Italy. 2062 03:57:18,921 --> 03:57:23,281 Suddenly I felt a terrible pain and saw nothing but darkness. 2063 03:57:23,521 --> 03:57:25,401 My head is still reeling! 2064 03:57:25,641 --> 03:57:28,001 The devil must be helping them. 2065 03:57:28,241 --> 03:57:31,161 Which one of them practices witchcraft? 2066 03:57:31,401 --> 03:57:33,521 It can't be her, she's a virgin. 2067 03:57:33,761 --> 03:57:37,521 - It may be the aunt. - I'd agree. 2068 03:57:41,001 --> 03:57:47,121 We should make a hole in the ice and drown that hag in the river. 2069 03:57:48,481 --> 03:57:49,881 Spring's coming. 2070 03:57:50,521 --> 03:57:53,201 The stars will be different and the nights shorter. 2071 03:57:53,441 --> 03:57:56,081 Devils will be losing their powers. 2072 03:57:57,881 --> 03:58:01,921 - I'm leaving tomorrow. - You're not well. 2073 03:58:04,281 --> 03:58:06,121 I must go. 2074 03:58:07,121 --> 03:58:10,401 Carl Gustav keeps sending letters full of anger. 2075 03:58:10,641 --> 03:58:14,641 The infantry and artillery will go tonight. 2076 03:58:14,881 --> 03:58:17,841 We'll leave with cavalry at dawn. 2077 03:58:18,881 --> 03:58:23,401 I'll take the girl with me and the aunt... 2078 03:58:23,641 --> 03:58:25,441 Under the ice with her! 2079 03:58:44,121 --> 03:58:46,041 The wagons are moving. It's time! 2080 03:58:46,281 --> 03:58:48,681 Confederate patrols are nearby. 2081 03:58:49,481 --> 03:58:51,241 May God be with you. 2082 03:59:02,681 --> 03:59:04,721 You're not coming with us? 2083 03:59:05,361 --> 03:59:09,841 The Prince may be a scoundrel but I'm still his soldier. 2084 03:59:10,081 --> 03:59:12,241 - Aren't you in danger? - No. 2085 03:59:43,321 --> 03:59:46,401 They couldn't have flown up the chimney! 2086 03:59:47,761 --> 03:59:48,961 Who was visiting them? 2087 03:59:49,201 --> 03:59:55,921 Me, Patterson, McGregory and Hagen... 2088 03:59:58,001 --> 04:00:02,521 And Braun whose life she'd saved. 2089 04:00:22,281 --> 04:00:23,441 Kill me... 2090 04:00:24,961 --> 04:00:27,521 You must feel you're dying. 2091 04:00:30,121 --> 04:00:31,401 Let's go! 2092 04:00:49,281 --> 04:00:50,361 Quicker. 2093 04:00:54,241 --> 04:00:55,361 Close in! 2094 04:01:01,441 --> 04:01:03,001 I'm still weak. 2095 04:01:07,521 --> 04:01:09,641 We're taking the field today. 2096 04:01:10,721 --> 04:01:12,081 I envy you. 2097 04:01:12,641 --> 04:01:14,521 Your time will come. 2098 04:01:14,761 --> 04:01:16,961 But practice every day. 2099 04:01:17,601 --> 04:01:20,441 It won't be easy to defeat Boguslaw. 2100 04:01:21,641 --> 04:01:24,921 One of us is destined to die. 2101 04:01:27,121 --> 04:01:29,401 You bend your wrist too much. 2102 04:01:31,321 --> 04:01:33,961 A brother wouldn't do more for me. 2103 04:01:45,961 --> 04:01:48,041 I'll finally find them and make them fight me. 2104 04:01:48,281 --> 04:01:51,481 It's not clear, who's chasing who right now. 2105 04:01:51,721 --> 04:01:54,201 Poles can be found everywhere and nowhere. 2106 04:01:54,441 --> 04:01:56,321 It's like fighting ghosts. 2107 04:01:57,641 --> 04:02:02,201 Your Majesty, Czarniecki's army is stronger every day. 2108 04:02:02,441 --> 04:02:04,441 I've asked Prince Boguslaw for help. 2109 04:02:04,681 --> 04:02:08,001 One battle will change everything. The cannons will be decisive! 2110 04:02:08,241 --> 04:02:11,441 We'll have no cannons, before the battle with Czarniecki. 2111 04:02:55,161 --> 04:02:58,761 When will you, oh Lord, grant peace to this nation 2112 04:02:59,001 --> 04:03:01,881 and a fireplace and mulled beer to me? 2113 04:03:02,121 --> 04:03:06,321 Why must I always have my belly shaken up in the vanguard. 2114 04:03:06,561 --> 04:03:12,001 Anybody else would rest and have a feast. 2115 04:03:12,241 --> 04:03:15,321 But our general Czarniecki made up a new tradition. 2116 04:03:15,561 --> 04:03:18,641 He's rushing forward and forward, damn it! 2117 04:03:19,081 --> 04:03:21,441 Do not blaspheme against him! 2118 04:03:21,681 --> 04:03:24,601 I'm not. It's my guts! 2119 04:03:24,841 --> 04:03:28,121 Hunger plays a tune like they were a violin! 2120 04:03:29,081 --> 04:03:33,241 Then Swedes will dance to that tune. 2121 04:03:33,481 --> 04:03:34,921 To hell with them! 2122 04:03:35,161 --> 04:03:38,921 If they give up the Livland and pay the contribution, 2123 04:03:39,161 --> 04:03:40,961 I'll let them live then. 2124 04:03:42,361 --> 04:03:45,321 A Cossack caught a Tartar 2125 04:03:45,681 --> 04:03:49,401 and the Tartar is holding him by the head! 2126 04:03:49,961 --> 04:03:57,041 Carl Gustav is still occupying Poznan, Warsaw, Cracow and other cities. 2127 04:03:57,281 --> 04:04:01,241 And you'd like him to surrender?! 2128 04:04:01,641 --> 04:04:07,281 We'll have to take pains to defeat him 2129 04:04:07,521 --> 04:04:11,121 and chase him out of our country! 2130 04:04:49,121 --> 04:04:50,881 I command retreat! 2131 04:06:12,801 --> 04:06:17,321 The foe has put fire and water between us and is sneering at us. 2132 04:06:17,561 --> 04:06:22,561 He who loves God and his country - follow me! 2133 04:06:40,441 --> 04:06:43,881 To His Gracious Majesty, the illustrious John Casimir, 2134 04:06:44,121 --> 04:06:46,601 The King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania, 2135 04:06:46,841 --> 04:06:50,361 Prussia, Masovia, Samogitia and Livland, 2136 04:06:50,601 --> 04:06:52,761 Heir of the Swedish Crown... 2137 04:06:53,001 --> 04:06:55,281 We, the mightiest Mehmed Salamed Gerey, 2138 04:06:55,521 --> 04:06:57,681 the happiest ruler of our times, 2139 04:06:57,921 --> 04:07:00,281 Heir to the house of Genghis Khan 2140 04:07:00,521 --> 04:07:03,081 and Commander of the hordes of Crimea, 2141 04:07:03,321 --> 04:07:06,161 Nohai, Perekokski, Czerkieski and Semenidi. 2142 04:07:06,401 --> 04:07:10,481 The envoy of Your Royal Grace reached us safely 2143 04:07:10,761 --> 04:07:16,401 and trusted us with many secrets worthy of our attention. 2144 04:07:16,641 --> 04:07:20,681 We shall not neglect anything that could help establish peace 2145 04:07:20,921 --> 04:07:24,721 and which would bring happiness to the sons of Allah. 2146 04:07:24,961 --> 04:07:27,241 We therefore send our envoy, Aga, 2147 04:07:27,481 --> 04:07:31,241 whom Your Majesty may keep with his men 2148 04:07:31,481 --> 04:07:35,161 as a proof of our friendship. 2149 04:07:35,641 --> 04:07:39,121 He will convey our secret thoughts to Your Majesty. 2150 04:07:39,361 --> 04:07:42,281 He is our servant and faithful dog 2151 04:07:42,521 --> 04:07:46,561 who will obey Your Majesty until he dies. 2152 04:07:48,201 --> 04:07:50,761 It won't be easy to control them. 2153 04:07:51,361 --> 04:07:55,001 They'll start killing our man and burning homes. 2154 04:07:55,641 --> 04:07:57,361 Your Majesty, 2155 04:07:58,361 --> 04:08:01,081 allow me to have these Tartars under my command. 2156 04:08:03,281 --> 04:08:07,081 I'm not saying no. But what if Aga refuses? 2157 04:08:09,161 --> 04:08:13,001 I'll have him tied to my saddle with a rope. 2158 04:08:19,601 --> 04:08:22,601 If the King's sent you as a guide, 2159 04:08:23,041 --> 04:08:25,121 you'll show me the way. 2160 04:08:25,761 --> 04:08:28,481 The King's sent me as a commander, 2161 04:08:29,681 --> 04:08:31,361 not as a guide. 2162 04:08:31,601 --> 04:08:33,961 The Khan rules the Tartars, 2163 04:08:35,161 --> 04:08:36,881 not the King. 2164 04:08:38,481 --> 04:08:40,321 Then listen to me, Aga. 2165 04:08:40,961 --> 04:08:46,161 The Khan gave you to the King like a dog. 2166 04:08:53,041 --> 04:08:54,881 Don't offend the King 2167 04:08:55,121 --> 04:08:59,321 or you'll be leashed like a dog. 2168 04:09:00,401 --> 04:09:04,001 Don't irritate me! 2169 04:09:09,361 --> 04:09:11,521 Listen, you son of a goat! 2170 04:09:11,761 --> 04:09:16,841 You wanted freedom to plunder, burn and slaughter! 2171 04:09:17,201 --> 04:09:18,641 You wanted a guide?! 2172 04:09:20,561 --> 04:09:22,281 Here's your guide! 2173 04:09:29,401 --> 04:09:32,641 Look at that, you slave! 2174 04:11:27,801 --> 04:11:29,681 Give me another horse! 2175 04:11:38,521 --> 04:11:40,681 General, Sir, they won't ford the river. 2176 04:11:40,921 --> 04:11:42,401 Then it's no use hiding. 2177 04:11:42,641 --> 04:11:46,961 Lead us to attack, Babinicz! 2178 04:11:47,201 --> 04:11:49,321 Officers to your regiments! 2179 04:13:20,401 --> 04:13:22,121 Approach the river! 2180 04:14:22,881 --> 04:14:24,241 Fire at the ford! 2181 04:16:10,601 --> 04:16:13,441 I'd try that ford again. 2182 04:16:14,681 --> 04:16:18,721 Take the light cavalry, cross the river and attack. 2183 04:16:19,921 --> 04:16:22,681 My Lord, Kmicic will get killed! 2184 04:16:22,921 --> 04:16:25,641 If he's clever, he'll win, not die. 2185 04:16:25,881 --> 04:16:26,921 Now go! 2186 04:18:46,721 --> 04:18:48,001 Cease the fire! 2187 04:18:58,401 --> 04:18:59,881 That's what I wanted! 2188 04:23:32,241 --> 04:23:33,401 Stop! 2189 04:23:56,041 --> 04:23:58,441 Don't kill me! The girl... 2190 04:23:58,681 --> 04:23:59,681 Speak up! 2191 04:23:59,921 --> 04:24:01,321 She's going to die, if you kill me. 2192 04:24:01,561 --> 04:24:04,561 - I gave my orders. - What did you do to her? 2193 04:24:04,801 --> 04:24:07,401 Spare me, I'll give her back. I swear to the Bible. 2194 04:24:07,641 --> 04:24:14,481 I'd give a hundred rascals like you for one hair of hers. 2195 04:24:15,321 --> 04:24:17,401 But I don't believe you, you perjurer! 2196 04:24:17,641 --> 04:24:20,841 I'll give you a safe conduct and a written order. 2197 04:24:55,401 --> 04:24:57,841 I'd sooner have expected death. 2198 04:24:59,081 --> 04:25:04,001 The devil gave orders to kill Olenka, if he dies. 2199 04:25:05,281 --> 04:25:07,401 You've released a traitor! 2200 04:25:08,241 --> 04:25:10,881 Punish me, Oh God, for my sins. 2201 04:25:11,801 --> 04:25:14,921 Not by my guilt though but by your mercy. 2202 04:25:15,801 --> 04:25:19,761 I'd never sentence her to death! 2203 04:25:21,081 --> 04:25:23,121 What do you intend to do? 2204 04:25:26,881 --> 04:25:28,681 I'm going to Taurogi. 2205 04:25:30,281 --> 04:25:33,401 Charles Gustav is preparing a great army. 2206 04:25:35,321 --> 04:25:37,601 I'll be back in two weeks. 2207 04:25:41,721 --> 04:25:42,921 Enough! 2208 04:25:43,161 --> 04:25:46,521 The motherland won't perish! In two weeks! 2209 04:26:24,961 --> 04:26:27,721 Young lady Billewicz will hand you over Wodokty, 2210 04:26:27,961 --> 04:26:30,401 together with the land she owns. 2211 04:26:31,201 --> 04:26:35,001 The monastery will get everything you see here. 2212 04:26:36,961 --> 04:26:41,201 Are there many sheep? 2213 04:26:41,441 --> 04:26:43,961 Are you preparing to shear them already? 2214 04:26:44,201 --> 04:26:47,321 This sheep will be enough for you. 2215 04:27:20,641 --> 04:27:21,801 Stop! 2216 04:27:23,081 --> 04:27:24,441 Stop! 2217 04:27:40,361 --> 04:27:42,721 Is he still alive or dead? 2218 04:27:43,121 --> 04:27:45,721 Alive but death hovers around him. 2219 04:27:46,561 --> 04:27:51,281 He was wounded at war. He asked to be taken to Lubicz. 2220 04:27:53,401 --> 04:27:55,801 That's where he wants to die. 2221 04:27:57,121 --> 04:27:58,481 Hurry! 2222 04:28:31,561 --> 04:28:37,081 Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, 2223 04:28:37,321 --> 04:28:40,481 now and at the hour of our death. Amen. 2224 04:28:40,761 --> 04:28:43,641 Now and at the hour of our death. Amen. 2225 04:28:43,881 --> 04:28:46,361 Lord, count in his favour 2226 04:28:46,601 --> 04:28:51,521 that his death's been inflicted by the enemy. 2227 04:28:52,401 --> 04:28:53,721 Forgive him. 2228 04:28:54,561 --> 04:28:56,161 Have mercy on him. 2229 04:29:16,561 --> 04:29:19,921 - Is it over? - He's still alive. 2230 04:31:05,761 --> 04:31:07,161 Soroka? 2231 04:31:07,401 --> 04:31:09,161 At your service, sir. 2232 04:31:10,121 --> 04:31:14,401 Who is at Wodokty? 2233 04:31:15,241 --> 04:31:16,721 The young lady. 2234 04:31:19,481 --> 04:31:21,561 Praise the Lord! 2235 04:31:32,281 --> 04:31:35,041 Have they been asking about me? 2236 04:31:35,641 --> 04:31:36,961 Every day, 2237 04:31:38,481 --> 04:31:42,241 until we told them that you were going to live. 2238 04:31:46,521 --> 04:31:49,721 And then they stopped? 2239 04:31:51,881 --> 04:31:53,601 Then they stopped. 2240 04:31:57,041 --> 04:32:02,801 What do you think of Kmicic, my daughter? 2241 04:32:04,921 --> 04:32:08,001 God knows that I don't want to think about him. 2242 04:32:08,721 --> 04:32:10,321 You see... 2243 04:32:11,361 --> 04:32:14,241 I've been hearing different opinions. 2244 04:32:14,841 --> 04:32:20,561 Don't you think your grandfather's will should be fulfilled? 2245 04:32:20,801 --> 04:32:21,881 Never! 2246 04:32:22,521 --> 04:32:24,561 I can take the veil. 2247 04:32:26,401 --> 04:32:27,561 Never! 2248 04:32:27,961 --> 04:32:30,481 There's only blood and ruin here. 2249 04:32:31,041 --> 04:32:35,281 He betrayed his motherland, wanted to abduct the King... 2250 04:32:36,521 --> 04:32:39,681 I'd forgiven him before... 2251 04:32:43,881 --> 04:32:46,241 Because I loved him with all my heart. 2252 04:32:46,481 --> 04:32:50,241 But now I can't. Dear Lord, I can't! 2253 04:32:50,801 --> 04:32:52,801 But he risked his life 2254 04:32:54,161 --> 04:32:56,721 and shed his blood for his country. 2255 04:32:57,001 --> 04:33:00,041 He did... when the foe was losing. 2256 04:33:00,601 --> 04:33:03,281 When he could profit by it. 2257 04:33:03,681 --> 04:33:05,361 Does that make him honest? 2258 04:33:05,601 --> 04:33:07,241 That's true. 2259 04:33:07,761 --> 04:33:09,921 Can a wound efface that? 2260 04:33:10,801 --> 04:33:13,881 I'd give everything for it not to be true. 2261 04:33:15,321 --> 04:33:19,641 But it's done and can't be undone. 2262 04:33:22,201 --> 04:33:25,121 - Soroka? - Yes, sir! 2263 04:33:26,241 --> 04:33:29,601 Wolodyjowski's regiment hasn't returned yet, has it? 2264 04:33:29,841 --> 04:33:31,881 It's expected any day now. 2265 04:33:38,921 --> 04:33:41,441 You didn't say anything about me? 2266 04:33:41,961 --> 04:33:43,761 I've got no such order. 2267 04:33:45,801 --> 04:33:49,721 - What day is it? - A cold one, sir. 2268 04:33:49,961 --> 04:33:52,561 That's not what I'm asking about. 2269 04:33:54,201 --> 04:33:55,601 It's Saturday. 2270 04:34:12,841 --> 04:34:17,401 Shave me and we'll go to church tomorrow. 2271 04:37:37,481 --> 04:37:40,881 Praised be Jesus Christ. 2272 04:37:44,561 --> 04:37:46,201 Now and forever. 2273 04:37:55,761 --> 04:38:00,881 In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. Amen. 2274 04:38:02,721 --> 04:38:08,601 On the third Sunday after the Epiphany in 1658, 2275 04:38:08,841 --> 04:38:16,561 the Gospel to be read is Saint Matthew's, Chapter VIII. 2276 04:38:19,561 --> 04:38:25,201 And when he was come down from the mountain, 2277 04:38:26,361 --> 04:38:29,001 great multitudes followed him: 2278 04:38:29,921 --> 04:38:35,601 And behold a leper came and adored him, saying: 2279 04:38:36,481 --> 04:38:40,881 Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean. 2280 04:38:42,841 --> 04:38:47,241 And Jesus put forth his hand, touched him, saying: 2281 04:38:48,441 --> 04:38:51,521 be thou made clean. 2282 04:38:53,321 --> 04:38:58,241 And his leprosy was cleansed. 2283 04:41:52,561 --> 04:41:56,401 We, John Casimir, King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania, 2284 04:41:56,641 --> 04:42:00,841 Masovia, Prussia etc... 2285 04:42:01,081 --> 04:42:05,521 In the name of the Father the Son and the Holy Ghost, Amen. 2286 04:42:06,841 --> 04:42:09,161 We announce hereby 2287 04:42:10,161 --> 04:42:12,721 that whatever guilt and punishment 2288 04:42:12,961 --> 04:42:16,481 weighed upon Andrzej Kmicic, 2289 04:42:17,081 --> 04:42:22,121 considering his subsequent merits, 2290 04:42:22,921 --> 04:42:27,401 shall be forgotten. 2291 04:42:30,361 --> 04:42:35,681 Andrzej Kmicic was misled by Prince Radziwill. 2292 04:42:36,321 --> 04:42:38,321 Realising his mistake, 2293 04:42:39,561 --> 04:42:47,161 not only did he never promise to lift his hand against us 2294 04:42:48,041 --> 04:42:50,801 but abducted Prince Boguslaw 2295 04:42:51,161 --> 04:42:56,361 to avenge us and the ravaged Motherland. 2296 04:42:56,601 --> 04:42:59,881 God, have mercy on me! 2297 04:43:00,121 --> 04:43:03,401 He was wounded by the Prince. As soon as he recovered, 2298 04:43:03,641 --> 04:43:10,041 he left to Czestochowa to defend the monastery, 2299 04:43:10,281 --> 04:43:14,681 where he blew up the biggest Swedish cannon. 2300 04:43:14,921 --> 04:43:18,081 After he was apprehended by the cruel foe, 2301 04:43:18,321 --> 04:43:21,681 his flesh was burnt with fire. 2302 04:43:22,241 --> 04:43:27,241 Saved from this predicament by the Holy Virgin's power, 2303 04:43:27,481 --> 04:43:30,201 he came to us, to Silesia, 2304 04:43:30,441 --> 04:43:35,161 and during ourjourney back to the Motherland, 2305 04:43:35,681 --> 04:43:38,201 defending the King at the battlefield, 2306 04:43:38,441 --> 04:43:40,321 was found almost dead. 2307 04:43:40,561 --> 04:43:43,641 Oh God, God! 2308 04:43:44,001 --> 04:43:46,601 And when he recovered he fought on, 2309 04:43:46,841 --> 04:43:52,161 until the enemy was driven away from our country. 2310 04:43:53,081 --> 04:44:00,681 Therefore We, considering all his merits, 2311 04:44:01,121 --> 04:44:06,881 have decided to proclaim them publicly, 2312 04:44:07,121 --> 04:44:14,081 so that he was no longer persecuted by human hate, 2313 04:44:14,321 --> 04:44:19,041 and could live in glory and be admired. 2314 04:44:29,201 --> 04:44:32,121 Well, Olenka... 2315 04:44:35,641 --> 04:44:36,881 Jedrus, 2316 04:44:37,921 --> 04:44:40,801 I'm not worthy to kiss your wounds! 2317 04:45:02,121 --> 04:45:04,561 I'm speaking to you now, Sir Andrzej! 2318 04:45:04,961 --> 04:45:10,401 It's not enough to risk your life and slaughter the enemy. 2319 04:45:10,641 --> 04:45:14,401 So many men were killed in that war! 2320 04:45:14,641 --> 04:45:18,161 You must give new defenders 2321 04:45:18,401 --> 04:45:20,881 to our beloved country! 2322 04:45:21,121 --> 04:45:25,521 And I trust you won't lack the courage or the desire to do so. 2323 04:45:25,841 --> 04:45:27,121 Vivat! 2324 04:45:32,361 --> 04:45:34,881 I wish you every happiness, Colonel! 2325 04:46:27,721 --> 04:46:32,721 THE END 2326 04:46:36,161 --> 04:46:37,881 Digital reconstruction of the film co-financed by 2327 04:46:38,121 --> 04:46:40,561 Polish Film Institute and Ministry of Culture and National Heritage 172001