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POLISH TELEVISION presents
the TV series realised by AKSON STUDIO
Starring:
THE TIME OF HONOR season 6
In the last episode
Good morning, Ms Celina.
- What is it? - I got accommodation here.
I saw right through you.
I need volunteers to rescue our government emissary.
Volunteers, step forward.
- Do we know each other? - Definitely not.
- I must go to Poland. - Is it about this Karkowski?
I just have to.
GDYNIA 1946
RAINER'S ULTIMATUM episode 69
REPATRIATION OFFICE
Bloody hell, move on.
Quiet, wait for your turn.
You be quiet.
- What's to fill in? - I'm not the information point.
Legibly, write in big letters.
- What is it? - Repatriation questionnaire.
May I?
Sorry I jumped on you, their uniforms annoy me.
One is happy to return to the country but...
A piece of advice, don't write the truth.
- It all goes to the SO. - I have nothing to fear.
I'm just telling you out of a good heart...
I wasn't sure but now I know.
You're Elegant,
- the king of thieves. - Quiet, alright?
Hold on, what's up?!
- That they found you out... - Sit down.
- They didn't. - So what are you doing here?
They don't know who I am.
They got me when I was doing reconnaissance in a church.
You do churches these days?
- Same as me. - Yes? You too?
Take me with you.
You. And you.
Leave.
You're free.
Thieves like us. Bribed them...
You'll get it for that.
They are free, because it's low social danger.
They were doing churches, not decent people like you, you scum.
Elegant, wait.
- What do you want? - You said you'd take me on a job.
- I have no jobs now. - When will you?
I'll let you know.
How?
I'll send you a message.
You won't get rid of me so easily.
I want to go on a job with you.
- Does it hurt? - It does!
- Do you want it to? - No!
Don't follow or you'll regret it.
- You'll break my arm! - I don't want to see you!
- Repeat. - You don't want to see.
- I don't want to see you. - You don't want to see me.
Straight on and right to check your bags.
Next.
Straight on and right, they'll check your bags. Next.
Wait a moment.
Comrade captain, come here for a moment.
I told you, man, not to write the truth?
- Is this your name? - Of course.
Follow me.
Leave luggage behind.
Next.
Next.
- Anything out of order? - Sit down.
You've written that your name is Karkowski.
- Yes, that's my name. - Your brother is Antoni Karkowski.
I didn't see reason to hide that.
Half the repatriates state false details in the questionnaires.
I want to start a life under my own name, legally.
Tell me about your brother.
- I won't testify against him. - Easy,
it's not an interrogation.
Do you have a cigarette?
I asked what you knew, is he in the country
- or still abroad. - Recently he arrived at Gdynia.
Mr Karkowski, why are you lying?
We both know your brother was deported.
- This is slander! He's innocent! - Sit down.
Antek is innocent.
He became inconvenient for some people from the Home Army.
They wanted to get rid of him.
They found him in the hold with his throat cut.
Someone clearly didn't want him to arrive in the country.
I'm just surprised about this farce with the deportation,
they could have got him in England.
Do you confirm this is your brother?
Yes.
This is Antoni Karkowski.
May I? I don't want to talk in the corridor.
Where were you? What happened to you?
I was mobbed. I wanted to get in touch...
- You were not to leave the hotel. - I had to go.
Where to?
A man sometimes just cannot answer such a question.
Rainer? Where were you?
I didn't think you'd be so jealous.
Someone could inform them that in Royal hotel
the chief of Warsaw Gestapo is hiding under a fake name.
Will you do that?
You have 10 seconds to explain.
I was in a church in Praga.
- You in a church... - Yes, I have...
used to have a cubby-hole
looked after by a man employed there as a verger.
Unfortunately the cubby-hole got emptied.
- My man no longer works there. - What was inside?
- Papers on German rocket weaponry. - V2.
- You didn't know Blachnitzky. - I had to lie!
It was to be my last ace up my sleeve.
You are an out-and-out bastard. Leave.
Ms Celina,
please give me a chance.
I can recover them, I'll find the man who cared for it.
- He'll have them. - How do you know he's alive?
He is, I know that.
Do you know his address?
No.
But I count on you
to help me find it out.
You're here.
- They could have arrested you. - Why?
Because I'm the brother of some deportee?
- I found out a lot. Karkowski... - Karkowski what?
Let's go.
Can we go to Warsaw now?
I have to stay here some time. You'll go alone.
Does this mean we're splitting up?
I just have something to do here.
You have a flat, documents, you should manage.
I'll go by myself
but tell me now we're over.
In which case I'll wait for you here.
Say it quickly.
Someone killed my mate. I want to get the bastard.
- What's it to do with me? - You were there.
The cruise last week.
- One passenger stabbed to death. - That...
- What do you know about it? - What everyone knows.
- Meaning? - They found him in the hold.
Leave me, man, it's not my business.
I don't have any more.
- Wawrzyniak may know. - Who's he?
- Our boatswain, spoke to him once. - Where can I find him?
Mass is at 11 AM.
- Good morning. - Morning.
- I'm looking for the verger. - What for?
- Is that you? - Yes.
I'm after your predecessor, where is he?
- I wouldn't look for him. - Why, is he dead?
Not at all.
- I have to find him. - I don't know anything.
But can we talk?
We can always talk.
Checking.
I have four missies.
- Damn it! - Wait, we're still playing!
Without me.
Boatswain Wawrzyniak?
Why?
Let's talk about the man in the hold.
I said it all. I know nothing.
Relax, I'm not from the SO.
It was my friend. Just tell me how it happened.
Do I know you?
- Is that enough? - Good morning, mechanic.
Good morning.
The English brought a man under escort on board.
They waited until we left.
The boss got a delivery note with his name
to take him to Gdynia, hand him to the reds.
But someone got rid of him
and left the corpse in the hold.
I heard you spoke with him.
Yes? Who told you that?
- Did you or didn't you? - Sometimes you talk.
What, you think I got him? Why would I?
As always, for money.
Relax, we're just talking.
I ask a question and you answer honestly. Understood?
- Understood? - Yes.
Are you sure the body is the guy the English brought aboard?
- Yes. - Antoni Karkowski?
I don't know his name.
I saw him twice in my life,
when they brought him and then in the hold.
You've helped me a lot.
What was I to do,
chase the girl away?
She has a housing letter. I couldn't do anything.
And the SO that we feed here? Go to see him, make him repay us.
- Piece of scum. - I'll go to the housing office.
People keep coming. They cram them in like herrings in a barrell.
And give their own people palaces.
In one room with a strange young woman.
So use the SO.
I'll manage.
We're open.
It will be better that way. Things got too complicated.
What about us?
We'll talk when I get back to Warsaw.
For now don't contact even your mum.
Don't see me off, it will be safer.
Go now.
I am.
The gentleman got lost?
- Gdynia is a dangerous town. - Thank you, I'm coping.
Man, go your own way.
Your spy is alive, in Warsaw, got married.
Married?
- That's a surprise. - Not the only one.
He's a Safety Office officer.
Don't joke. An officer?
He's an out-and-out idiot.
- Do you need anything else? - No, thank you.
You're not kidding?
Am I to pass on a message to him?
I'll take care of this.
How will you? You can't go to him.
Are you worried about me?
Find the papers and Blachnitzky.
I won't be waiting forever, Rainer.
Schultz.
I thought we'd meet again.
I said you were finished, you didn't believe.
Still haven't got over it? Don't you know the war is over?
Not for you.
God, what sort of people are you, can't you forgive?
If I were you, I wouldn't count on it.
You'll keep barking like a dog on a chain? Until the very end?
Why are you sniffing around after me? Why have you come back?
Don't you know?
What? You came back to this shit just to kill me?
You idiot!
You'd have lived there happily until the end. I'd have never left.
- We differ here. - Yes...
I'm here because of you. You.
You won't leave me alone.
You were convicted for treason, you coward.
Fine...
you chose it.
Halt!
Halt!
I'm your debtor.
That was Karkowski, right?
- What connects you to Karkowski? - Blood.
Your name! Your name!
What amuses you?
This situation is like our history.
First you free me, then you beat me.
Fine.
Let's talk like soldiers.
Say who you really are and why you came here and I won't
report it that we arrested an espionage suspect.
My name is Stanislaw Karkowski, I told you.
You make a mistake. You'll see in Warsaw.
Private, lead him out.
- What is it? Gone all soft? - You would if you were him.
- Get up. - Where are you taking me?
- I haven't done anything. - You'll be in good company.
Only innocent are there. Go.
Halt!
- Handcuffs from behind. - He won't escape.
Do as you're told, soldier.
I'm giving you the last chance.
Your real name?
Stanislaw Karkowski.
You're a fool, sonny.
- Keep close watch on him. - Yes sir!
In the car.
- Help me. - Do it yourself.
- Need to relieve myself. - In your pants.
- Are you sure? - Fine, come on.
How am I to do it?
You can't be at the hospital on Friday.
I have to take care of a post-op patient.
You can't be there during the action.
Think of something.
I asked this a hundred times, Michal, and I'll ask again.
When will all this end?
It's the last time.
I promise.
We're in this trench, the junior captain says to me:
Wozniak, what do you think, shall we go or wait?
I say: wait. They'll shoot away, then we'll go.
- I was right. - So we got a clientele.
See him pour Russian hooch in the drink?
Zosia...
- Where are the dumplings? - There you go.
There you go.
What a feast from the boss.
What, not good? From today on you'll dine in here.
Cheap, tasty, like at mum's.
Ms Helena, are you happy?
From today on I'll bring you clients here.
Thank you.
- Need anything? - Zosia?
No, nothing.
If you do, you can count on me.
Lord, why have you abandoned us?
Cheers!
- Need help? - Yes, please.
Many thanks.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
I hear I can get bread drink here.
Yes, Baszczynski's.
Have you got Zawadzki's?
- There should to be two of you. - We had complications.
A leak?
No, all sorted now. My husband will come later.
When can we go to the flat? Sorry for asking, I'm very tired.
Please wait.
Can you feel it? Oh, now.
No.
Focus.
Wait, here...
Come on.
Well?
Now?
God... it moved!
My dear... It moved.
Told you.
You see, Emilia? If it wasn't for the war, we wouldn't have met.
If it wasn't for the war, I wouldn't hide like a rat.
Like a rat... Have a look, girl.
A flat, quality furniture, just wait until they make me a captain.
And I think sooner or later someone will dig out these things.
I'm telling you, we should leave.
Maybe to England? To your Karkowski?
Stop being jealous!
I'm sorry, darling.
What?
- It's your child. - I know, I know.
Wait, I'll get it.
Good morning, Herr Wozniak.
You don't know what luxury it is to live by yourself,
with no tenants.
In Warsaw it's just impossible. But you haven't got far here.
Anyway, nothing to go there for.
My heart bleeds when I look at those ruins.
Thank you.
But tell me, what's England like? Is there talk of the third war?
I'm sorry, I'm really feeling unwell.
Yes, I'll go now.
Here are the keys.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye.
After the third war things will change, you'll see.
I'm glad we're all here again.
Herr Karkowski also lives here?
No, he fled to England.
- But the child is his? - Mine.
I must say I'm surprised.
I wasn't expecting such a happy ending.
Two people joined in love
- thanks to Gestapo. - You could say so.
Only the love came later,
not when we met in the church and you made me work for you.
Speaking of church.
No, the Russians took it all, Obersturmbannfuhrer.
Pardon?
I know why you came here. For the receptacle, right?
I thought so at once.
But the Ruskis really took it.
It's a savage nation, you were right.
Also the diamonds?
Diamonds?
Were there also diamonds there?
Unfortunately, them too.
I am so happy for you, only I'm afraid your happiness may not last.
I give you until Tuesday.
If I don't get the contents until then...
I don't need to finish that. We understand what I want to say.
What day is it today?
Friday.
So...
- Do I have to leave? - Unpack your things.
For now it has to be the way it is.
We'll manage.
Are you angry at me?
- It's not your fault, child. - Thank you.
How is the wound?
- Sister? - I'm sorry.
Focus on your work.
I'm so sorry.
They exhumed my brother yesterday and...
I'm sorry. But I asked, how is the wound?
It looks good, it's healing well.
I'm off duty.
Give the patient the medication in three hours.
Half an ampoule, save the rest, OK?
Fine.
Sister?
- It's very important, please repeat. - Half an ampoule in three hours.
Yes, thank you.
- Remember me? - What?
Where's Karkowski?
I don't know him.
It was just business. I helped him, because he paid well.
- You slaughtered an innocent man for money? - No!
I sold him an ID for Hieronim Gorski.
Not enough.
I got him a room in Warsaw. I can give you the address.
- One wounded! Need a doctor! - What happened?
- They were shooting in the wood. - Bastards! Give him here. You lead.
Follow me.
I'll ring the duty officer.
Gentlemen!
We're going.
- Is this the dressing station? - No.
Sit down.
Help us, man! He's heavy, call the doctor.
Mr Janisz!
Mr Janisz!
- We're taking you away. Mr Janisz! - Mother said he'd wake up.
Give him here.
Hold on...
Two, one...
Got a light?
Where's the guard?
Upstairs with the wounded.
Went off duty?
Yeah...
Lieutenant, something's up.
We're in trouble.
Calm down.
Nothing's happening yet.
The guard went off duty, they are weird.
Get your weapon.
Calm down...
I am calm.
Drop your weapons!
Mr Janisz, we have to go.
- How is he?! - I need a doctor!
Decide!
- Decide now! - We can't take him like this!
Leave him behind!
In the car!
In the car, now!
I can't cope anymore.
- It will be fine, you'll see. - How do you know?
Get dressed.
What happened?
There was an attempt to free the prisoner.
Any wounded?
You'll find out when you get there.
Shock, pneumothorax, he'll live, I gave him...
I am disappointed in you.
- Are you accusing me? - Where were you?
- Sometimes I can be off duty. - Right now?
We take the prisoner.
He can't, he's in shock.
Your opinion doesn't interest me anymore.
- This doctor was part of it. - Are we to arrest her?
No, just observe her.
We won't find them at night.
But we surrounded the area at the radius of 10 km.
They have no chance.
If only you were right.
If only you were right.
That's all.
Yes ma'am!
- What's up? - We're out of fuel.
Gentlemen, follow me.
In the next episode
Have you found Karkowski?
Leaving us now, Herr Karkowski?
What are you doing here?
Goodness, we have almost nothing left. We must run away.
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