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[Rumbling]

[rumbling continues]

[Foreign music]

[Foreign music]

[Foreign music]

[Foreign music]

[Foreign music]

[Traffic noise]

[Foreboding music]

[Tense music]

[Door scraping open]

Maria Dubrawska.

A Polish citizen.

Sit down.

[Foot steps]

[Door scrapping close]

I was invited to Moscow by the Academy of Sciences.

[Tense music]

I am an art historian and I work--

We know whom you're working for.

[Tense music]

[Laments]

I don't understand--

[Slaps]

[Moans]

Feliks Kangur.

Head of Estonian Intelligence's department gathering intelligence on the USSR.

[Ominous music]

He coordinates the recruitment of spies.

[Ominous music plays]

and sends them here.

[Laments]

[Pensive music plays]

[Thundering sounds]

[Pensive music plays]

[Thundering sounds]

[Dramatic music plays]

[Rain drops]

[Rain drops]

[Closes door]

Any message?

This just came in from our guy in Moscow.

[Flapping sound]

A non-aggression agreement between Germany and the Soviet Union?

This information is for diplomats.

Read until the end.

[Pensive music plays]

Secret Protocol!

[Suspenseful music plays]

[Pleasant music plays]

[Chuckles]

[Glass clinks]

-This was good! -Indeed!

-Where are you these days? -Why not?

Hey!

-It's an amazing party! -Everything is going good!

-You tell me! -Yes, yes.

-I heard that too! -Let the person know!

Comrade Kostrov?

How do you say, "Potato Republic" in French?

"La République des pommes de terre", Comrade Ambassador.

-[Chuckles] -You drink too!

Excuse me for a moment.

[Chuckles]

[Chuckles]

Excuse me!

Darling! You are coming now. I've been waiting for so long.

[Chuckles]

[Splashing water]

[Coughs]

[Opens door]

-It’s an emergency. -Not here.

Your wife is already attracting too much attention.

Meeting place B, in an hour.

[Sombre music plays]

[Slight gasps]

[Foot steps]

Excuse me, sir. This does not feel right!

There's some trouble here! We have to get going!

[Eerie music playing]

[Gasp]

Hitler and Stalin divided Eastern Europe between them.

Estonia and Finland will be left to the Soviet Union.

[Ominous music plays]

Hmm.

[Rain]

[Car engine sounds]

[Sombre sounds]

[Paper crinkling]

[Drawer sliding]

[Door closes]

[Ominous music plays]

[Phone rings]

[Phone rings]

[Dramatic music plays]

[Phone rings]

The President of the Estonia, Konstantin will give a speech.

Another year has passed peacefully in Estonia.

While the rest of the world is full of tensions,

Where other countries were scared of each other due to the rising scare of war.

our small country has been certain about our inviolability.

Our peace is certain.

[Ominous music plays]

[Impact noise]

[Glass breaks]

[Birds chirping]

[Crinkling sounds]

[Ominous music]

[Traffic noises]

[Foot steps]

You have to protect me!

You promised!

It's not just my life you're playing with,

my wife's life is on the line, too!

What happened?

You have a double agent in your department.

I can be caught.

And...

They are scared!

They are pressurized by their boss!

He has told everyone to exit.

When did all this happen?

Some hours before the reception.

He had come to the resident ambassador.

Did you hear his name?

Your blood pressure is acting up.

You're laughing at me.

[Chuckles]

Comrade… apologies, Mr Kostrov.

Your identity is not known to anyone other than me and Colonel.

You have to save me.

What do you mean?

Prompter.

He said, Prompter.

[Ominous music]

Any message, officer? [Phone rings in background]

Yes this has come from Helenski.

-Have Major Kurg come here! -Yes, sir.

[Foot steps]

[Car engine sounds]

This is a Russian style setup.

Ivan claims that a Russian mole has infiltrated our intelligence.

And that he is panicking because his boss has found out about him.

Our head of Anti-Soviet Intelligence Paul Parik has been murdered.

It’s not hard to connect the dots here.

That prompter is one of Paul's section C is one of Paul’s employees.

That's our intelligence.

How many did he have working under him?

As much as I know, five.

Peeter Parik.

Paul’s younger brother.

Johan Sõber.

Mattias Karits.

Jakob Jegorov.

And...

Andres Piirisild.

One of them has to be the mole.

[Suspenseful music]

Until the mole has been captured, I suspended all operations by Paul’s men.

The Stalin-Hitler secret pact may be launched any moment now.

We cannot be left in the dark.

In that case the mole would

feed us false information. That would be even more dangerous.

An official internal investigation takes weeks.

That mole is their source of strength.

Feliks resigns without any concrete reason.

A flawless intelligence officer with an impeccable record suddenly steps down

and asks to be transferred to Helsinki to be a mere resident!

And two years later, we still don’t know why.

What really happened?

We should trust the fate of our country to the hands of such a man?

[Bell rings]

[Foot steps]

[Dramatic music]

[Loads gun]

[Dramatic music]

Put the gun down and sit.

Paul's dead!

[Clanking]

We have a mole in our intelligence.

You saw the secret protocol!

War is at our doorstep.

Our department is going through a big problem.

We don't know who to trust and who not to.

This is your chance, Feliks.

Your chance to get back on your feet.

To catch the traitor and avenge your friend.

The plane leaves in 40 minutes.

I won't say anything else.

You’re not in a position to negotiate.

[Dramatic music]

The men are the same, your former subordinates.

Only Paul’s brother will join later.

Why did Paul go there?

The Schnelli Park is not on Paul’s way home.

Schnelli Park is in the north area.

-Why was he going that way? -You should find out.

And the source who informed about the traitor?

Ivan Kostrov, the number two at the Soviet Embassy.

How did you manage?

His wife loves to gamble, Ivan needed money.

He started stealing.

Why are you handling him and not Paul’s department?

You were already in Helsinki and Paul had just started…

Ivan has delivered us some truly great leads.

[Sombre music]

What do you need for this assignment?

All the papers Paul left behind, cases, personal files, source names.

One skilled specialist for surveillance and undercover.

A car and some money.

Your safe house is on the third floor.

[Closes door]

[Opens bonnet]

[Knocks on glass]

I want to meet that Ivan of yours.

[Foot steps]

[Dramatic music]

[Foot steps]

[Pours drink]

[Locks door]

I already had the mutton in the oven.

Paul called and said he needs to go somewhere first.

He didn’t tell me where.

Edith…

When he called you was he drunk?

No.

Lately, he didn’t drink at all.

But he smoked.

Really a lot.

I told him, “It is bad for your health”…

I’ll go make some coffee.

[Foot steps]

[Mysterious music]

[Foot steps]

Will you come to the funeral tomorrow?

Of course.

That’s why I came to Tallinn.

[Crumpling sounds]

Has anyone been here after the accident?

Any of Paul’s men?

No.

Stop...

Someone had come.

A young man.

Lieutenant Johan Sõber?

Yes, him.

He was the one who gave me the message about Paul.

Everything.

The worst part...

I knew this was going to happen one day.

[Sobs]

[Sobs]

[Foot steps]

[Lock clinks]

[Dramatic music]

[Gasps]

Shed the smartness! Who are you?

Captain, Sir!

2nd Lieutenant Otsing, told me about you.

The Major sent me.

[Gasps]

Could I speak to Major Kurg please?

He is currently unavailable. Would you like to leave a message?

[Dramatic music]

[Bangs receiver]

How did you get in?

Undercover entry, surveillance, tapping.

What are these?

The files of the five suspected officers and Captain Parik.

-Where are you from? -The proletarian district.

-Training? -The proletarian district.

Later, service. The streets prepared me better.

Problems have thought me a lot.

Meaning? Breaking into apartments?

[Chuckles]

[Opens door]

[Foot steps]

[Paper crumpling]

[Dramatic music]

[Opens door]

Captain Parik wanted three of his men to be audited.

-Was he looking for a traitor? -Perhaps.

Or maybe it was a routine check.

Peeter Parik, Paul’s brother.

Johan Sõber.

He informed Edith of Paul’s death.

Meaning, he had access to Paul's apartment.

Perhaps he wanted to get rid of his tracks?

Andres Piirisild.

What about him?

Two years back he was arrested in Moscow.

Usually the Russian army...

kills foreign agents.

But this time they were ready to meet me.

This concludes my overview of the religious pictorial stories,

painted in medieval Polish churches or the so-called ‘Poor Man's Bibles’…

And...

I am also planning to visit Church of the Holy Spirit,

where similar Biblical scenes are decorating the balcony.

Finally, I would like to thank the Professor

and hope you all enjoy the rest of the conference!

[Applause]

[Pleasant music]

We are ready to exchange our agent for yours.

In about 10 days.

Exact time and place will come next week.

I hope everything will go alright.

Alright.

Don't forget what I said.

Excellent presentation, Miss.

Especially the conclusion.

Maria Dubrawska, from the University of Warsaw.

Feliks Kangur.

-Are you an art historian too? -Art enthusiast.

And what are you enthusiastic about the most.

The Renaissance…

and the Flemish primates.

Primitives.

[Chuckles]

Right.

But some art historians are also interesting.

-A moment, Dubrawska. -Yes?

You made my day today.

Maria… Excuse me, young man.

Let's get going. It's getting dark outside.

We enjoyed a lot.

Fire!

[Gun shots]

Load weapons! Salute!

[Reloads]

Fire!

[Gun shots]

Load and salute!

Fire!

[Gun shots]

[Downbeat music]

[Downbeat music]

[Bell rings]

[Bell rings]

[Bell rings]

Hello!

Hello, sir.

Hey Feliks.

-What's the progress? -Nothing special.

You already know.

How bad are the times.

We have to stay vigilant.

Day by day the situation...

is getting worse.

I forgot to tell you one thing.

This came in the morning.

From my best source in the Leningrad Military District.

“Ludmila is not coming to Anton's on the 6th. ”

“Got sick. ”

Skip the date, only read the first letters in the words.

"Volcano".

-What does that mean? -I don’t know.

Probably a code name for some operation.

What should we do now?

Don't know.

If Major Kurg does not take our side.

We will face a grave threat.

-What for? -I don’t know.

Kurg knows what he is doing.

What about you...

What do you think he will do?

-Will he collaborate? -That's what we hope.

The present continuous will decide what will happen in the future.

The Russians may have swayed Andres

already at Moscow prison.

Don't know what song he hummed.

No information.

[Pensive music]

Focus on your assignment. We are all waiting on you.

Finish this work quickly.

What the hell was Paul doing in that park?

[Sighs]

The Red Army code book would have been the ideal bait to get him into that trap.

[Foot steps]

[Pensive music]

Come on now, you art lover!

The restaurant and dance hall won't go anywhere.

[Foot steps]

[Dramatic music]

"Fall of man"

[Dramatic music]

"Expulsion from the garden of Eden"

[Dramatic music]

Come.

[Dramatic music]

"The Kiss of Judas"

Traitor.

It's not that simple.

If Judas hadn't betrayed Jesus, they would not have crucified Jesus.

There are so many such examples in art history.

Are you seeing the grandeur painted here by the artist.

What are you doing?

This is a sacred house…

My father was a pastor.

He didn't teach me how to fear God.

How?

Keep staring in my eyes.

[Dramatic music]

[Pleasant music]

[Pleasant music]

Johan has reached headquarter.

The coast is clear.

[Coughs]

[Car engine sounds]

[Car engine sounds]

I have not done this before, you have a fridge too.

[Dramatic music]

[Door opens]

[Smirks]

[Dramatic music]

[Camera flashes]

[Camera flashes]

There is so much cash.

[Foot steps]

He has beers here!

In Finland, the ambassador had a similar one.

[Dramatic music]

[Paper crumbling]

[Car engine sounds]

Develop the photographs in the headquarter lab

and check out that 4 Valli Street address.

[Dramatic music]

[Pensive music]

[Car screeches]

[Car screeches]

[Pensive music]

Take care.

[Gasps]

[Pensive music]

[Closes door]

[Upbeat music]

[Car engine sounds]

[Pensive music]

[Car engine sounds]

[Door opens]

[Closes door]

What's happened to you?

Play well, okay?

[Popping sounds]

-Let's work on the backhand later? -Really?

Yes, when we do meet.

Okay!

-What will you have, Sir? -A vodka..

Alcohol is prohibited here.

Then get me a lemonade.

[Claps]

Look, see.

-[Chuckles] -[Gasps]

-Do that. -[Chuckles]

I'll come in some time.

[Chuckles]

[Suspenseful music]

[Pleasant music]

Go tomorrow.

Or don't go at all.

I've been postponing it for three days.

I am not able to leave.

The organizers of the Moscow conference are already upset

that I'm arriving at the very last minute.

[Sombre music]

I don't know well but I will miss you a lot.

I'll miss you too.

-You have to know more about me. -[Chuckles]

[Chuckles]

[Soft music]

You don't keep your eyes on the ball!

-It's not like that. -Pay attention.

Yes, next time.

-Same time next time? -Exactly so let's meet.

[Shower head sound]

Hello.

My name's Feliks.

What have you found out about prompter?

Talk, Mr Kostrov.

The water is running out.

[Sighs]

Your colleague's killer is still hiding in Tallinn.

He'll be taken out of the border tomorrow.

Prompter!

GRU special forces.

He's hidden at the La Maza at sector 36.

He knows who your mole is.

So corner him as quick as you can otherwise you'll be stuck.

[Sirens]

[Car engine sounds]

[Foot steps]

He reached before us.

-Who is it? -The mole.

Till when will he hide?

[Dramatic music]

[Door closes]

How did he know so early about this place.

It's like the name of the residents is getting leaked.

Look!

Kaitsa, Thomas, Andrew, Simson…

and..

Kostrov!

I like that you came.

You are so beautiful. Words can't do justice to you.

-No idea! -[Chuckles]

The weather is so good, we can have so much fun.

Dear me, I forgot the cigarettes. You go in first.

No problem.

Did you come here to enjoy?

You went to my apartment? What the hell is going on Felix?

You'll have to explain.

Why do you have the address of the Russian diplomat Ivan Kostrov?

[Chuckles]

Not Kostrov, Kostrova!

Tatyana Kostrova.

I had to get acquainted with her.

On whose order?

Did you not recognise Paul's handwriting?

Tatyana is the miserable wife of that diplomat.

Drinks a bit too much. Isn’t lucky with gambling.

Paul thought she might get lucky in love.

But it didn’t happen.

Major Kurg cancelled that operation.

Ordered me to stay away from Kostrova.

Let me for a second believe you.

Then there is only one possible reason Paul decided to have you investigated.

Internal audit.

What?

It seems that some funds meant for sources

have gone missing.

Will you report?

Not now.

I might still need you.

[Foot steps]

[Birds chirping]

One, two, three…

…four, five …

…six, seven…

…eight, nine, ten!

[Foot steps]

[Bike engine sounds]

[Birds chirping]

[Car engine sounds]

This call was placed 50 minutes ago.

-Parik’s apartment. -Edith, it’s me.

How are you?

Paul Parik’s widow and his younger brother.

I always kept the door open for Paul to return.

They talk about funeral costs and Peeter’s mother.

[Radio chatter]

Hear this.

Could I go to your summer house for some time?

I need to be alone right now. Just sit on the beach…

Of course you can. When?

I’ll go just now.

We are searching for the remaining call records.

[Dramatic music]

Stop!

[Gun shot]

I'll shoot you.

Don’t shoot! We are on the same side!

Don’t shoot! Listen to me!

What the hell were you thinking, Hannu?

But what was I supposed to do?

You were suddenly gone from Helsinki and I couldn’t get in touch with Paul…

I didn’t know that he…

[Sighs]

Then I remembered.

That Paul’s brother was also one of your guys.

I had a hell of an urgent issue.

The kind that can only be delivered personally.

What information?

A memo from one of our sources,

outlining the Red Army’s invasion plan.

-Invasion of Poland? -No.

Estonia.

The invasion of Estonia.

Code-named ‘Volcano’.

[Dramatic music]

[Dramatic music]

How do the Finnish know?

Exactly the way we know.

Someone should have given us this Intel a long time ago.

[Dramatic music]

[Phone rings]

Are you okay?

[Phone rings]

[Phone rings]

Yes, tell me what happened?

Do not go on any date tonight.

I have already picked someone for you.

Yes, I’ll be right there, dear, my mother’s calling.

-Yes? -I've made all the preparations.

Her name is Tatanaya Rostova. Meet her at the selected place at the decided time.

I'll keep the phone.

[Keeps the phone]

[Bell rings]

[Opens door]

[Door closes]

[Car engine sounds]

Today's special!

Read Today's special!

Take it!

[Foot steps]

[Pensive music]

[Scoffs]

The card game has been on for over an hour.

That’s Tatyana!

You wait here! I'll be back!

Don't go too far. Just get to know her.

The rest we'll see later.

[Scoffs]

[Closes door]

We should wait here.

[Crumbling noise]

The stage is yours, Mr. Specialist.

[Closes door]

[Suspenseful music]

[Opens door]

[Closes door]

[Car engine sounds]

[Dramatic music]

[Pleasant music]

[Pleasant music]

[Opens door]

[Closes door]

[Foot steps]

[Opens door]

[Suspenseful music]

[Ominous music]

How will I lie.

Who will teach all this.

We are continuously lying.

Soon.

Everything's going to get better.

Easy!

It was supposed to be a surprise.

Switzerland?

Things are getting out of hand.

In Estonia… and everywhere else.

That's the only safe place.

Hide these safely with you.

[Smiles]

[Chuckles]

They're more secure with you than with me.

When do we go?

Soon. Very soon.

We'll have time for one more turn, then I really have to go

otherwise my wife might get home.

But my backhand has improved.

-Idiot. -Splendid!

Yes, splendid!

[Both chuckle]

[Opens drawer]

[Closes drawer]

[Suspenseful music]

[Ominous music]

[Ominous music]

-Cheers! -Cheers!

[Chuckles]

-You are a fantastic dancer. -And you are gorgeous.

You also speak good Russian.

I envy your husband.

He is so lucky.

[Chuckles]

My husband…

[Chuckles]

[Gasps]

[Gasps]

Take it.

-Have a drink! -You are a very nice person.

But if I can't even hold my glass it means it's time to go home---

Drink nothing will happen.

[Dramatic music]

-Time's up. -Okay.

[Dramatic music]

[Foot steps]

[Dramatic music]

[Pleasant music]

I want to make a call.

[Claps]

[Muffled screams]

[Clapping resumes]

[Yells]

[Car engine sounds]

[Dramatic music]

[Foot steps]

[Reloads]

[Dramatic music]

[Ominous music]

Mr. Kostrov?

Are you okay?

Why are you here?

A housewife with gambling problems and a diplomat who needs money.

They followed me for two years.

-Or they were planning. -Daddy!

You were smoking!

-I wasn’t! -You were!

But you say that lying makes your nose grow!

Sweeties, let’s go inside!

Lets's go.

[Gasps]

I understand this setup now.

They hit two birds with one stone.

Killing Paul debilitated the Estonian intelligence services.

And Ivan made us chase a traitor.

A traitor who never existed.

In the cover of all this, they started with ‘Volcano’.

And the GRU agent who murdered Paul was killed and burned. For credibility.

Maybe the GRU is involved too.

GRU won't know anything about it.

If like you said, GRU does not have a way to know about it

then this is our only chance.

Really?

Trust me.

If we are armed with the code book we can decode the enemy's message.

We would always be a step ahead of them.

[Upbeat music]

[Closes door]

The one I was talking about in the cemetery.

Pskov Shooter Regiment officers.

And they all have access to the code book?

Paul thought one of them could get it for him.

But why?

[Sighs]

Is this all?

I am not a suspect anymore?

In that case, I’ll try to re-establish contact with my Leningrad source.

-Andres… -You got me out of that hell-hole.

That is a big gesture to me, Feliks.

[Foot steps]

Welcome home, Lieutenant Piirisild.

-Congrats! -[Sighs]

[Dramatic music]

Damn, I was afraid they’d pull the plug at the last minute

when they arrested a Polish woman who came from Tallinn a few days ago.

Accused her of spying on our behalf.

-That’s rubbish! -Of course it is.

The NKVD gave her a death sentence.

It will be decided today night.

[Dramatic music]

Go tomorrow?

Or don't go at all!

I don't know you but I'll miss you.

[Dramatic music]

I'll wait for you.

We'll meet again.

[Sombre music]

[Photo snaps]

[Ominous music]

[Ominous music]

On August 22nd, Andres gave Paul the list of Red Army officers.

On the 23rd, Paul took a day off.

On the 24th, he is dead.

On the basis of this evidence this is what I can decipher.

A day off? Paul? Why?

On the 22nd he was in Norway.

[Gasps]

He came back home from the evening train.

He didn't tell me about it.

In the morning, I prepared his suit.

Up until midnight, I was brushing and cleaning.

[Car engine sounds]

[Traffic sounds]

Umm.

Bazarov…

Yes, we do have a Bazarov.

Bazarov is a mechanic in the second spinning mill

and he is on the evening shift today.

That is Bazanov.

[Sighs]

Novikov.

[Traffic sounds]

Kirill Kozlov. Here’s his address.

Okay!

I didn't kill him.

[Coughs]

But I was there.

I brought what Paul Parik wanted.

I saw how he was hit on the head and thrown down the stairs.

But the secret that he wanted to pay you for wasn't that special?

Estonia is full of men who fought against the Bolsheviks.

When he escaped to Estonia he left behind his family in Soviet Russia.

Your son is in the Red Army…

[Sighs]

Show me!

[Foot steps]

This is his photo. It's a little old.

And where is he posted now?

-A lieutenant? -Are you kidding?

A major!

Son of the enemy of the state.

Old Kozlov doesn’t know that hiding your identity is a serious offense.

Certain death penalty.

Paul was right, his code book could have been stolen.

The attack can start any minute.

[Frustrated]

We need to access the Russians’ communications!

It's too late.

We can't release the troops from here.

Major Koslov we can't reach like this.

[Sombre music]

A mole can.

[Dramatic music]

[Foot steps]

Good evening, miss!

We haven’t met yet.

Feliks Kangur.

I was rooting for you at the Estonia Championship Finals.

That is very nice.

It was a near miss. Next time I'll support you closely.

Hello, Ivan!

You must've accidentally booked two games at the same time.

Forgive me, Miss Linda!

Indeed. I forgot.

I promised to play one game with Mr Kangur.

Can we start a little later?

Whatever the gentlemen wish.

[Dramatic music]

[Gasps]

Why did you come here?

This is the only place I can find you.

Except for Linda's bed, of course.

[Dramatic music]

[Gasps]

[Gasps]

[Gasps]

[Spits]

My life is already in so much risk without you pressurizing me.

Weren't Tanya's gambling debts enough?

Those debts are nothing for your agency.

[Dramatic music]

[Gasps]

[Gasps]

[Dramatic music]

[Gasps]

[Gasps]

[Gasps]

[Gasps]

[Raining]

Well played, Comrade.

I'll wait outside.

[Thundering and raining]

[Opens door]

[Closes door]

What do you want?

The Red Army code book.

Why not the phone numbers of Stalin's lovers?

A Pskov officer's father fought against the communists in the Russian Civil War.

You know what they do to a traitor's son.

We have proof.

And you really believe that I have access to him?

Impossible.

Don't you see what's really going on?

Why your Foreign Minister was called to Moscow today?

They will politely ask him to let the Soviet Union set up military bases in Estonia.

You should know.

The government would never agree to such an ultimatum.

If the Government does not agree

then we'll begin ‘Operation Volcano’.

You don't know this yet, Ivan,

but you've been bloody lucky.

You knew you were putting Linda in danger… because of your feelings.

But you couldn't give her up.

You hoped to find a way out if something were to happen.

But here you are.

You still have a chance to save her.

You can save your future, Ivan.

Bring me the code book…

[Opens door]

and then you both can leave this country.

[Typewriter clack]

[Opens door]

Feliks hasn't contacted you today?

No.

[Foot steps]

Start packing.

[Typewriter clack]

New orders came from Moscow.

We have completed our mission.

There's going to be no war.

The Estonian government has given free passage to the Red Army to enter the country.

Yes, Mr Commander in Chief.

[Sombre music]

[Sombre music]

[loud-low-pitched roar]

[Ominous music]

[Car engine sounds]

[Foot steps]

I thought there would be a greater turnout praying for the country.

Red army has entered Estonia.

[Bell rings]

[Sighs]

Who we thought to be our friends have left for different places.

We are alone.

Now, we have.

There’s no other way.

What will we do?

[Bell rings]

[Scoffs]

[Ominous music]

[Loud clatter]

Linda?

They've left.

I hid them with my underwear!

Calm down.

Our passports are safe.

-But how? -We have to leave today.

All of a sudden?

No… I haven't even…

Our troops have crossed the Estonian border already.

What does that matter? You don't understand.

[Gasps]

They would never let us leave alive.

[Ominous music]

Call Hannu in Helsinki.

Let him arrange a plane and have him pick us up in three hours.

If we get caught, we are dead.

I understand.

[Reloads gun]

I am thinking about your background, where you’re from…

Things here are going to change.

You know who you are.

I am an Estonian officer, just like you are.

Hmm.

[Opens door]

[Closes door]

[Dramatic music]

Did you call ahead?

The White Guardsman's son is waiting for us already.

[Dramatic music]

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-Who you want to meet! -Ivan Kostrov.

Ivan Mikaylovch.

From the Soviet Embassy in Talin.

I have an appointment with Major Kozlov.

Tell them Ivan Kostrov is here.

Okay!

[Suspenseful music]

-Let him through! -Okay!

[Car engine sounds]

[Door knocks]

Who is it?

[Opens door]

Ivan Kostrov!

[Foot steps]

Come inside, comrade diplomat!

-Kozlov, Nikolai Kirillovich. -A pleasure. - Leave us.

[Foot steps]

[Door closes]

Where's the photo?

Where's the code book?

[Dramatic music]

[Door opens]

[Clicks]

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[Door knocks]

Open the door!

It's Krinski, I just need a moment!

Comrade Major, can we let the band rehearse now

-or should they keep helping with the cleanup? -As you wish.

Comrade Kostrov!

-What a pleasant surprise! -Just like that.

-Weren't you and Tatyana returning to Moscow today? -We're leaving tomorrow.

The embassy sent me to assess your need for fuel in the winter.

That’s good! We have to keep our toes warm.

-Give my best to Tatyana. -Of course, why not.

[Closes door]

[Rapid cranking]

6.8 litre engine, 150 horsepower,

top speed 160 km/h.

When you accelerate on a straight track,

you feel how you're pressed into the seat.

[Foot steps]

This is Lieutenant Krinski.

Put me through to Tallinn, regarding comrade Kostrov.

Good afternoon, Tatyana. Krinski here.

[Chuckles]

Well, time to go boys.

[Stammers]

Yes, okay. He's here.

On his way down.

Yes, Ma'am!

Okay!

[Window creaks]

Thank you. [Door closes]

[Door closes]

[Whistles]

The work's done.

Kozlov! Stop him!

[Bangs window]

[Glass breaks]

Stop him! Don't let him go!

[Engine cranking sounds]

Stop him!

[Sirens]

[Dramatic music]

[Birds chirping]

Did you get Code book?

Now, you will help me.

Don't worry.

I'll get you out safe and sound.

Linda will start participating in all Swiss Championships.

Of course.

You will be yodeling on the snowy mountain peaks?

[Chuckles]

[Suspenseful music]

[Door sounds]

-You alright? -Yes. You?

I missed you.

Let's go!

Be careful.

Things got a little out of hand.

Next stop - Switzerland, Monsieur

Monsieur de Sainte-Colombe.

[Chuckles]

There is a fishing port nearby. I’ll park the car there.

Thank you for helping me.

Toomas.

[Door opens]

[Pleasant music]

[White noise]

[Pleasant music]

[Bike engine sounds]

[Gunshots]

[Sombre music]

[Car engine sounds]

[Suspenseful music]

[Door opens]

[Door closes]

[Door closes]

[Foot steps]

There’s no time, leave it!

The passports!

Go! I'll get them!

We got the codes, but…

-Where’s Ivan? -Got to bring the passports...

[Suspenseful music]

Take her inside.

[Car engine sounds]

Ivan!

[Foot steps]

Ivan!

[Rotor engine sounds]

Ivan!

[Dramatic music]

Let me go! Let me go!

Ivan!

Ivan!

Let me go!

[Struggling gasps]

Kangur!

Take him away!

Kangur!

Feliks!

Stop! Feliks! Feliks!

[Gun shot]

Ivan!

Ivan!

[Dramatic music]

[Sombre music]

I don't know you well but I'll miss you.

[Sombre music]

[Weeps uncontrollably]

[Sombre music]

What's this for?

You know I am not religious.

I am.

I believe in you.

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