All language subtitles for Once Upon A Time In Odessa (2011) - S1E12

Star Media presents

Yevgenii Tkachuk, Yelena Shamova

Aleksei Filimonov, Vadim Norshtein,
Sergey Marin, Igor Artashonov

Valentin Gaft, Vsevolod Shilovsky,
Aleksandr Ilyin, Rimma Markova

Anatolii Kot, Artem Osipov,
Aleksandr Lazarev Jr., Artem Tkachenko

Oleg Shkolnik, Irina Tokarchuk,
Yekaterina Kopanova, Valerii Bassel

Once upon a time in Odessa,
Based on I.E. Babel�s Odesa Tales

Producer: Sergey Ginzburg

Written by Maksim Belozor

Music by Vladimir Davydenko

Cameraman: Eduard Moshkovich

Production Artists: Nikita Chernov,
Yulia Sobinova, Svetlana Litvinova

Casting by Anastasia Leonova

Post-Production
Producer: Artem Yeliseev

Executive Producer:
Yelizaveta Troitskaia

Produced by Vitalii
Bordachev and Vlad Ryashin

Kostia, go to all carriages and tell
everyone there must be discipline.

If they misbehave, I will
punish them personally.

Here, throw it away.
Why are you standing here?

Take the seats according to
the tickets. Is this mine? -Yes.

Okay, that�s all. I
need to have a rest.

Hello, darling.

What a surprise.

I decided to go with you.

He will make her get
off the train. -No.

I am telling you. Not in the middle of
nowhere, but he will make her get off.

We�ll see.

Kostia, what do you think?

The time is just right. People
go to war. They go to die.

And she is traveling with her
husband on a soft carriage.

I have been thinking and I
decided, if you are like this�

I love you. And I don�t
want to live without you.

Tsylia, how do you imagine this?

Have they gone insane or what?

Tsylia! -Wait! Wait!

Where are you going?

Go back!

Go back I said.

Get on the train. Tsylia, where
are you going? -I�m going with you.

Put it down. Where are you
carrying this? Get back!

Misha! Look at this. -Leave the goose,
Marek. -What are you doing, Misha?

Leave the goose, I said.
Mayorchik, take her to the carriage.

Get on the train!

You tramps, form up!

Quickly!

Tell me about this gang. Who
are you? Where do you come from?

Are you from investigation
department to ask questions?

Are you from Odesa? -Yes.

I am from Moldavanka. -I
am from Deribasovskaya.

The rest are from the market area.

The regiment�s commanding
officer Vinnitsky.

The division�s commanding
officer Deev. Hello, comrade.

Hello, comrade. -Mayorchik.

Is this your rank? -No,
my childhood nickname.

Misha, I am very sorry, but when
we will get something to eat?

We haven�t eaten since yesterday?

Quiet. -Look at his muzzle.
Petlura will feed you, devil�s soul.

I am very sorry, Curly, but
I was not talking to you.

Misha, I�m not joking.

For how long we will be
tormented in this heat?

I am out of strength.
-Yonik, fall in.

You are too mild with them.

Take your team and lead them to
the village behind the forest.

Lodge them in the houses. Who does
not get a bed will sleep outside.

The nights are warm. The
well is clean, we�ve checked.

What about the food?

We�ll give you some food,
but later. In three hours.

Improve the discipline.

Soon the commanding officer
of the division will be here.

Do you know what kind of person he is?

He was surprised as
soon as he was born.

He is militant. He is young,
but he is a very good fighter.

So, take your men and�

Boss, I am very sorry,
are there any skirts there?

Listen to me. Not skirts,
but comrades in arms.

It is not a beach. Take them
away. Apology for soldiers�

I have no other soldiers.

A horse is a comrade in arms and
women perform a different function.

Okay. The pears are good and
soft. Misha, will you have one?

What about you, Gulia?

I would rather eat some sausages.

Goulash would do even better.

Okay, I will go and find some food.

Why did you swear?

Have a look. They have scattered
the rifles around and idle.

It is good we have no
alcohol. They demand food.

I am hungry too.

There is a fight.

Go away! Go away!

Go away I said.

What kind of people are
you? Whom are you fighting?

Your own people. -Misha, we
talked to them in a good way.

Get off.

Misha, stop getting
nervous about trifles.

We will eat now and have a nice talk.

Why did you attack them?

Why are they stealing food?

Stand still! -This is
not for you, I told you.

We are bringing this to the horse
troops in the neighboring hollow.

What about us? -What about
you? I don�t know you.

Who? You us well when you
need someone to shed blood.

And when it comes to
food, we are nobody.

Quiet! Don�t chirr.

Okay, Misha, that�s all.
I am sorry. -You are like�

Come on, calm down. I am sorry,
Misha, we got too excited.

All of us.

What�s going here? -We
were trying to bring food

to the 25th regiment that
stands near the hollow.

And they have attacked us and started
to beat. -Show me the attackers.

That one in a peaky cap

and that big face started to
beat me with a ladle in the face.

Shoot him. -Quiet. Shoot so soon?

Who are you? -Vinnitsky.

Yaponets. I told you about him.

Commander of the 54th regiment.

Why do you have such look? -We
were having a rest, we are tired.

I must report. That was shenanigan.
People have not eaten since yesterday.

Those who desert, rob or
disobey must be shot immediately.

This is true, but there are not
more than a dozen of you here,

and my boys are good fighters,
but their morale is low.

God forbid if anything happens.

Let him go.

What about the food?

Give them food. -Really?
So? Welcome to my residence.

Quiet! What meals do we have, I wonder?

You�ll eat what I give to you.

Will there be meat or gruel?

I told you this is unreasonable.

They all must be disarmed until it is
too late and Yaponets should be arrested.

We�ll see.

Borshch? -I told you, a soup.

A soup from donkey�s balls.

The soup is thin, but nourishing.

You will be thin, but aware,

Petliura is three versts
from here in Golubivka.

You are here and
Golubivka is here. -Okay.

These are haidamaks� headquarters.

Five kurins which count
for about 3.000 people.

And a hundred of cavalry.
According tour estimations,

they will attack in a few days,
but they may start even earlier.

What do we need to do? -Keep the defense.
Don�t let them get to the station.

Isn�t that too numerous
an enemy for us?

At any cost. In other
areas it is not easier.

What about the cavalry?

Cavalry is a reserve force.

It will stay behind, so
that you could not run away.

Are you confident in your soldiers?

I am confident. How far
is Golubivka from here?

Three versts.

What did you tell you father, I wonder?

He does not know.

Sofa knows, and father thinks
I went to see aunt to Inkerman.

I should have made you get off
the train. But I was too week.

No, it was God�s decision.

What did He decide? That
you should be under bullets?

Me or us, it�s the same.

I told you so many times that it
is the end. But I can�t. I love you.

You love me.

So, it is destiny.

Okay, Tsylia, I need to go to
the guys. It is night. I must go.

I will go with you.
-Where will you go? -Misha.

Sit here. I am not Misha
anymore. I am your commander.

So, you either go home on
a cart or follow my orders.

There is Golubivka. A village.
Haidamaks are stationed there.

There are lots of them. And
they will attack us tomorrow.

What are we going to do?

Are we supposed to run away?

Yes. I thought the same at first.

Then I thought: why would I run?

Who are they? I will
tell you. They are tramps.

Those are poor peasants.

They were given rifles, but
there is mud under their nails.

And who are we? We are
adventuresome people. We are lucky.

And we are extremely lucky.

And we are talented thieves.

So, I decided to pay a visit to
these haidamaks before they attack.

Misha, we will kill them.
We will scare Petlura.

Let�s go.

Izia. Have you handed
out the grenades?

Yes.

I am sorry.

Misha, we are lucky.
These are headquarters.

Come on then.

I am sorry to wake you
up. -Anything happened?

There is a battle going
on in Golubivka. -What?

You can hear it all around the steppe.
-What battle? Petlurites are there!

There is only Yaponets�
regiment in Golubivka.

Have a seat.

Do you think it was Yaponets�
initiative to attack?

Damn. What if he takes the village?

I doubt it. But when
Petliura defeat his gang

and starts a breakthrough
across the empty field�

I told you. Yaponets
won�t listen to anyone.

Anyway, we have to wait.

We cannot send backup to
Yaponets, we have no time.

Let�s wait.

Marek, where are you
carrying the goose again?

It�s for supper. -What supper?

Good supper.

Izia, how are you? Tired?

They have killed 20 our men or so.

We haven�t counted. What are
we going to do with these?

Maybe, shoot them all down?
-Mayorchik, are you mad?

Are we going to wet-nurse them or what?
-Misha� -Okay, we won�t shoot them.

We�ll drive them to
a house and burn it.

Misha, they will be
sent to the station.

Yeah, right. Who is the boss here?

Izia, wasn�t I clear enough?

I am the boss.

Who are you?

Sadylo. Kurin ataman.

Really? Bring him into the house.

Ataman without trousers!

I was against this. But they
took Golubivka after all. So�

Nobody ever judges the winners.

Yaponets is a hero. What will
you say, Comrade Kotovsky?

A hero, yeah.

Comrade Feldman, under this
situation we must keep Golubivka.

Send my gratitude to Yaponets
and his fighters. You may go.

Yes, sir.

Fighters of the Red Army.

Rabble. -Heroic rabble.

Gangsters. And gangsters
make quick decisions.

They are with us today, but tomorrow�

Grigoriy Ivanovych, I know
this. But Golubivka is ours.

Tell to Yaponets keep it. -Will he?

For one day. On sheer
boldness. Maybe even longer.

A day will be enough to maneuver
and hit Petliura from the flank.

This must be enough. And
Yaponets asked for trouble.

Now let him fight. Why should
we sympathize with scum?

Leave a covering force behind them
to block any retreat. You may go.

Yes, sir.

Gulia! Gulia! Whoa!

How did you manage?
Where did you find it?

Treat yourself, Gulia.
And treat your guys, too.

I am not greedy.
-This is a good thing.

Tell me, where did you find this vodka?

You should know where to look.

My guys and I took a pot-house.

And there is lots of this good.

My soul sings and weeps.

You are behaving like a
skirt. -What? Okay, okay.

Stop it! Let�s go. Quickly.

Guys, the jar! Return the jar!

Did you see what�s going on there?

Misha, where did
they find the vodka?

Sasha, have a seat.
Let�s have some drink.

Have you all gone mad? They are all
drunk! Why are they clanging the bell?

They are happy. Sit down,
let�s drink to revolution.

Where did you get the
vodka? Stop it now!

This is not vodka. This is moonlight.

It was distilled from wild apricots.

Not from wild apricots. Usual
moonlight from usual corn.

It was distilled it from wild apricot.

Izia, it is from corn.

What Izia? I�m not Izia.

Who are you? I am chief of staff.

Pour me some. Stop, stop, stop.

Sasha, I did not notice. I
thought there was nothing in there.

Haidamaks had either hanged or
drowned the pot-house keeper.

I thought they had drunk everything.

But the bastards have found
a cellar. A secret cellar�

There is no way a pot-house keeper
does not have hidden supplies.

This is impossible.

They have found two barrels. -You
should have seized them. -Yeah, seize.

You won�t drive them away
even with a machine gun.

I shouted at them. But there is no use.

That�s why we are sitting here.

Okay, don�t look like a beast
at me. -Sit down and drink.

I have placed the guard.
Maybe they won�t pass anyone.

Hello, hello to you.

Pindos.

Gulia.

Gulia, this is a foreign
suit. What are you doing?

I am sorry.

I need to sharpen the pencil. �We,
citizens of free Odesa announce��

Tsylia.

Sleep.

What about you?

I don�t want to. I am thinking.

I had a dream. We were
walking along the seashore.

And the sea was so blue. Almost green.

And you said, �You did not want to.�

And I asked, �What?�

And you said, �This is not the
sea, this is the Bay of Biscay.�

Were there only two of us?

Yes.

That was a wrong dream.

Tsylia.

There are three of us now.

Tsylia�

Mayorchik, I don�t understand.
Did I order a cannonade?

Where are your guards?
They are all drunk.

Stop! Stop!

Run, Misha, Run!

Where? -Damn it. Run! Now!

Thousands of enemies are
coming here from the steppe.

Run! -Stop!

Have a look.

Tsylia. -We�ve lost the village.

The party is over. We are
leaving. Leave it here! Let�s go!

Why are you lying here?

Have a look.

Misha, those are ours.
Why are they shooting?

Scum.

Kotovsky�s men.

Stop! Who are you? I will shoot.

Who are you? -And who are you?

Yonik, stop getting on
my nerves. It�s me, Misha.

My goodness! This is Misha.

I thought they�ve killed you
all. Take away the guns, idiots.

Haidamaks have killed
many of our people.

Lots of them. They minced
Vaska. I saw it with my own eyes.

We started to run away across the
steppe. We wanted back to the Reds,

but their cavalry started to chop
us like Aunt Mania chops the cabbage.

My guys and I escaped. I
don�t know about the rest.

Maybe some others escaped.

Misha, I don�t get it. Why
would they kill their own men?

Yes. We should not go
back to the Reds now.

There is Berzula station nearby.

We did not go there,
because we were afraid.

Where are we going now, Misha?

What a nice situation!

This is now way to saw. Saw it. Enough.

I need to chip wood later.
And how will I chip this wood?

I will tell Comrade Lutsker
and you will be in for it.

Sit and don�t complain.

What? Are you telling
me to stop complaining?

Who else? -You should not talk
back to me. Because Comrade Lutsker�

Good day, sir.

Railroad Station Officer Eremenko.

The regiment�s commanding
officer Vinnitsky.

Eremenko, could you give
some water for my guys?

Treat yourself. -Thank you.
Kostik, Umanets, bring some water.

And you treat yourself. -Thank you.

Are you a telegrapher? -Yes. -I
am Commissar of Regiment Feldman.

I need to contact the
headquarters of division right now.

We are welcome.

An urgent message to Comrade Yakir�

Commander, we are departing
tomorrow. Is the task clear?

Yes, sir.

Commander, may I?
-What do you have?

A telegram from the commissar
of the 54th regiment,

Feldman or what is his name.

Yaponets has survived.
Send a message to Feldman.

Disband the regiment. Arrest
Yaponets. The rest will scatter.

Hello, guys. -Good day.
-Is the train operating well?

There is a smoke. Nothing
wrong can happen to it.

Who are they? -These? These are
my men. The men from my regiment.

Do you have an engine driver? -Of
course. There is even a coal heaver. Why?

No reason. I just wanted to work
in the railway since childhood.

Good bye. -Bye.

The remains of the
regiment are on the station.

Please, give one more
chance to Vinnitsky.

Commissar of Regiment Feldman.

Sasha, what are you doing?
Where are you typing to?

To the division. -They have betrayed
us. They have written us off.

Misha. I must arrest you.

Thank you.

Fool.

Listen to me. They have
written us off. Totally.

The regiment has been disbanded.
And they are going here.

They need me. They won�t touch you.

So, let everyone decides for himself.

What about you Misha?

I want to go to Odesa on a
train. Maybe we will get luck.

My goodness.

Gulia, Yonik.

Sure.

It�s to hot to go on feet.

I am sorry. In which
direction is Odesa?

Don�t make us nervous,
give us the rifles.

Come on, darling. Quickly!

Okay, guys. Make up you mind
whether you will go with us or not.

I am going with you. -Okay.

Are you going?

No. And you should not go either.

What do you recommend?

You should go to Kyiv
and get an appointment?

Where will I get an appointment?

To Heaven? Bye. All kind
of things may happen.

We�ll meet if we don�t die.

Excuse me if I did anything wrong.

To Commissar Feldman. You
must arrest Yaponets now.

Shoot him in case of resistance.

To the regiment�s commanding officer.
Vinitsky is heading to Odesa on a train.

I am sorry about the people.
They got in trouble because of me.

And so many got killed.

Because of my foolishness.

Well, you did not force them.
They came on their own will.

Yes, they thought Misha was a
king. And I sent them to death.

There will be a station now.
Take Tsylia and get off the train.

Where? -Don�t interrupt. You will go
to Odesa on foot. It will be safer.

I am not going without you. -This is an
order. You are the chief now. Come on.

And you? Aren�t you going?

I�ll join you later.

No. -Listen to me
and don�t interrupt.

As soon as you come to Odesa,
leave immediately. Okay?

Take your Dad, Sofa, Leva,
and leave. Only find Barsky.

He will tell you where the money
is, in which banks and how much.

It will be enough and even more.

I have made over everything
to you. -Without you?

I can�t go with you. I will come as
soon as I sort it out everything here.

And then I�ll come. If come in
time, we will leave together.

If not, I will go to the Bay of Biscay.

I don�t want to!

Do you think I want?

I don�t want to go, Misha.

You must. Do you
understand? For the son.

Or the daughter, I don�t know.

What�s going on? -This is the end. The
journey is over. We cannot go further.

And what�s behind? It�s empty.

Station Khatsapetovka. We have come.

Misha, what are we going to do?

Listen to me. I will go to them.

And you take the
men and go backwards.

You�ll cross the river and
go to Odesa across the woods.

No, Misha, I�m going with
you. -Where? This is the end.

I don�t care if it is the end or not.

I don�t care about your heroism.

You must lead Tsylia
and the guys to Odesa.

Then you will be a hero. Do it for me.

I am asking you as a brother.

Misha! Don�t go!

How can I not go? People are waiting.

How can I run away from such a meeting?

What a nice situation!

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Mikhail Vinnitsky a.k.a Mishka
Yaponchik was killed on July 1. 1919.

The rest of his regiment was totally
destroyed by Kotovsky�s cavalry.

After the death of her husband,
Tsylia Averman leaved for Paris

where she spent the rest
of her life in wealth.

Grigoriy Ivanovich Kotovsky was killed at
a Soviet farm Chabanka on August 6, 1925.

According to one of the
versions, he was killed

by Meer Zeider a.k.a. Mayorchik
as a revenge for Mishka�s murder.

What a nice situation!

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