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What happened to you?

Some guy contacted me from the USA,

claiming to be my father.

Ivan Pavić.

You know, I've been living my whole life

without a father.

Thinking he was dead.

I mean...

I was there at his grave with his mother.

This will be a very
interesting journey for you.

Very interesting.

I haven't been there in 50 years.

Is Nataša coming to Pag Island?

Yes, we'll meet on the island of Pag.

Great.

-She's coming to Pag.
-I'm looking forward to that.

It's been arranged
with her for sure, right?

Yes, it's been arranged.

I became part of an engineering team

that developed a module for a human crew

for the Yugoslav space program.

I was assigned to a team
of security officers

for counterintelligence
and protecting the program.

We had to clear out a few villages,

so that farmers wouldn't work in the area

and that tourists or foreigners
wouldn't have access to it.

I'll show you when we're in the tunnel...

In the first 50 meters...

The police are coming.

It's okay, this is standard procedure.

As usual.

You're from here?

Yes. I was asked by the film crew
to guide them

through the underground object.

I know the area here pretty well.

What's this?

You are...

He's from the U.S.

An American?

And what's that camera for?

We're shooting something.

But... It's not shooting at the moment.

Officer Mile, check these.

And what's the American doing here?

He is...

Do you speak English?

What did he say?

He's a historian,
interested in the history of this place

as a part of the story
of Yugoslav Space Program...

Ok, ok.

We were fully equipped for test launches

but the complex itself
was not yet fully functional.

-Was it still under construction?
-Yes.

A couples months after the Yugoslav
space program commenced

Tito came to Object 505
on a surprise visit.

Those kind of visits were documented

by our counterintelligence teams
for internal use.

The discovery and conquest
of other planets and space

depends on the mutual efforts

of Earthlings to explore
what kind of neighbors they have.

Tito insisted on speeding things up

and the engineers promised him

that our spacecraft would be better

than the Soviets' Sputnik.

The rocket we actually built

was "Triglav 1", a three-stage rocket.

It used the ideas and solutions
of Herman Potočnik Noordung.

Radar, take control.
We're losing visual contact.

This three-stage rocket actually made it

to the stratosphere.

We were not able to secure
the landing of the module.

It landed in international
waters of the Adriatic Sea

close to Italian territorial waters.

Our ship barely avoided
an Italian military vessel.

They obviously noticed our presence,

but we had to risk it.

The Italians could only guess

why we were there.

The piglet survived the flight.

Hello? Hello? Hi, Nataša. It's me.

It's me, Ivan.

Everything's fine, we landed,
we're in Croatia right now.

We'll meet soon on the island of Pag.

Stay well, bye!

Yes, I will take this opportunity

to send my greetings to America's people.

And plenty best wishes.

Also an all... This America, Americas, who

have sympathy for a...

for our...

No no no...

Aspires, aspirations

to creating, to create

our happy new strong Yugoslavia.

Let's go to the left!

It was somewhere around here,
I don't remember where exactly.

I think it's this building.

Yes, it was smaller than the other ones.

You're at 40 meters, report actual depth.

After the successful launch
of a three-stage rocket

we started planning a bigger one.

But we lacked the resources.

The program's development was too slow

and was way too expensive.

That was very devastating for us,

although deep inside we expected it.

Yugoslavia would have to take out loans.

But creditors always wanted
detailed information

about how the money was going to be spent.

Telling the international
financial community

that we needed money for a space program

was simply out of the question.

There were studies
done by financial experts.

They concluded that Yugoslavia
would go bankrupt.

Major Hafner ordered me to
modify the report

on the actual state of the project.

Development was going well, but
the program was not yet functional.

Is it true that reports on the actual
state of Yugoslav Space Program

were intentionally fabricated
and manipulated to show

it in a better light?
Is it true that you ordered it?

No.

Reports on the Yugoslav Space Program

were always real and objective.

Maybe sometimes scientists exaggerated.

Reports were not manipulated
or fabricated on purpose.

We wouldn't mislead a potential buyer.

I had to fabricate some diagrams

and manipulate the results
of the test launchings.

I do concede that some
of the technical details

were portrayed in a multifaceted way.

We were expecting NASA representatives
to come to Yugoslavia.

And they came.

The NASA delegation was impressed
by our space program.

Tito decided to offer the program
to Americans for a fixed amount of money.

The Americans tried negotiating
us down, as is common in capitalism,

but we firmly stuck to our offer.

We demanded 3 billion USD for our program.

But the public didn't know why Tito
was supposed to get that money.

This is the island of Pag.
I was born here,

I got married here, and now I'm back.

Tomorrow you'll see your daughter
for the first time ever, won't you?

Yes, for the first time ever.
I don't even have

any picture of her,
I don't know what she looks like.

However, I have a good feeling
about our meeting.

-This is my daughter.
-Hello.

Hi.

This is Grega.

I'm Martina, nice to meet you.

Ivan, is everything okay?

Everything is fine.

This is my daughter Ana, she has a PhD.

From 1983 on, she worked for the

Yugoslav and after that
for the Slovenian security agency.

We're kind of like
a family security company.

That's how it is.

Tito was a true operative.

He could sell you anything without you
knowing what you were buying.

Everything from the institute
had to be given to the Americans:

documentation, designs,
equipment... everything.

We accepted a plan to transfer everything

to the U.S. via a neutral country.

We chose Morocco.

Tito's diplomatic fleet
was the best possible cover for us

to smoothly cross the Mediterranean sea.

We were out of bounds
for the Italians or French who

regularly stopped and searched vessels.

The sea was calm
and we didn't have any problems.

At one point, Tito visited
another ship in the fleet.

He was transferred there via a pulley.

Probably his wife Jovanka was
being annoying or cranky

and he wanted to escape for a while.

Sometimes she was cranky,
especially with us,

the secret service officers.

We can go together for a while
but then I will continue by myself.

Where are you going?

I'm fulfilling my father's wish.

What is it?

-I'm asking a lot of questions.
-I'm going for a short visit.

Is it a friend of your father's?

No. But he was
father's intelligence operative associate.

I'll call you.

Give us a call when you're finished.

Agreed?

Okay, bye.

Tito stayed in Morocco for two days.

In the meantime all the containers
had to be unloaded

from our cargo ships. Not in Casablanca,

but a few kilometers away
at an American military base.

Americans secretly transferred
the cargo to their ships

and then shipped it on to the U.S.

We are aware, that peace is necessary

for building a socialism,

international cooperation
and a global prosperity.

The king of Morocco couldn't
just ask Tito or his staff directly:

"What the heck is going on?"
That's not how things work

in the intelligence services.

From this document
we can see that the king didn't know

what was happening.

Did you get these documents
from your father's friend?

Ok, I'll stop asking.

As a sign of his gratitude, Tito

presented each of us
with a pistol like this one

and thanked us for our cooperation.

We returned to Yugoslavia
using different means of transportation

because Tito continued on his way
to other countries in Africa.

Citizens of Yugoslavia, comrades,

the new atomic era and space exploration

have made people fear these
ingenious creations of the human mind.

Maybe some of it will be used
outside of our country,

but that shouldn't bother us,
because I can say

that we are embarking with great success

in the development of socialism,

and with the best prospects
for further development.

In order to raise our standard of living
and to create a happier future.

Let's go now.

So, that way.

To the shore. If we can manage.

I think we can pass here on the left side.

Actually... no! No, here on the right.

Where?

-Oh my!
-If we can manage to pass.

-Wait.
-Let's go to the right.

He'll fall out!

First, stop and think about it and then...

Let's go left.

I brought you here to show you
where I carried out

my first experiment.

I engineered a ship!

-Really?
-Really!

A ship made out of a barrel.

A barrel?

I sailed away from shore and if
my father wouldn't have saved me,

I would have drowned for sure.

I got beaten up pretty bad.

I believe that.
If you came this far with a barrel...

You brought us here just because
of this barrel?

Yes, it was an important chapter
in my life.

You could have told me about it
back at the hotel.

Tito's person is rich and diverse,
just as rich and diverse

as the unstoppable
Yugoslav socialistic revolution.

Thank you in the name of communists,
for everything you've done

until now, with success, dignity
and an unstoppable revolutionary flame.

We wish you, dear comrade Tito,
much health and many years of life,

to lead us, encourage us and inspire us.

The Americans were furious.

What did the Americans say?

They said we sold them an
"underdeveloped program."

The whole place was in an uproar.

A direct telephone connection
with America was established.

We even started working nights.

Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen.

For this friendly reception
and for the kind invitation

please accept our sincere thanks.

It is with pleasure
that I take this opportunity

to have with you, Mr. President,

a frank exchanges of views
of current development

and some questions
that concern both our countries.

With the American
Central Intelligence Agency,

collaboration did not go
according to our plan.

There weren't enough security agents,
because the extremists

were trying to force their way up
to Tito's suite.

Wielding weapons of course.

Because of the assassination
attempt on Tito's life

it was decided to cease the negotiations

and promptly return Tito to Yugoslavia.

-Mr. President?
-Yes, I am...

-How are you? This is...
-I am very good, Mr. President...

How are you feel-- Are you feeling better?

Yes. Much better.

I'm very sorry about
your difficulties in New York.

Thank you. It was not so bad.

Well, they always, they boo me
in New York, too, sometimes.

So, I hope that you have a good trip back

and we were very glad
you came to the United States.

Thank you, thank you very much.

-And you, give my best to Mrs. Tito...
-Thank you.

And, as I say,
we've been glad you're here,

and we want you to come back sometime...

-Yes, thank you.
-Good.

But I hope also that I will meet you
in Yugoslavia.

All right, fine, good,
thank you very much.

-Good bye.
-Bye, bye.

Tito was glad to be able to return safely.

That was his way of telling everyone

not to play with Yugoslavia.

That is why Tito also warned Kennedy

that their security system was flawed.

People don't like America.

I talked about it with the late Kennedy.

I was the last head of state
to meet with him.

He was killed a month later.

He asked me what my impressions
of America were.

I told him I wasn't impressed
by your democracy.

The president is not almighty.

He's being appointed a President,
well, elected.

So it's not that easy.

Here's the church...

so it must be the third house
on this side.

This one?

-Good afternoon.
-Good afternoon.

What are you doing? Are you filming?

We're making a documentary about...

Oh my, then you should come into
our tavern!

It's perfect for documentaries! Come on.

What shall we do?

-As you wish.
-Come on.

Just move it a little bit.

-You too.
-We are sort of a film crew...

Please sit.
As if you can't talk at a table.

You can't let a man sit by himself. Come.

-Come, Nataša.
-I'll come back.

Are you going to have a drink?

If director will allow us.

Can they?

Do you have any fruit juice?

Oh, boy, a juice? In a tavern?

You can have a red or white wine.

There isn't much to talk about it.

All the old stuff that we found
in this house is here.

Upstairs we have rooms for rent.

Is this your house, ma'am?

Yes, I'm the owner.

We bought this house about 30 years ago.

We've redecorated everything,
put in some nice Italian tile.

Tell me, ma'am, who'd you buy it from?

Pavić. From the Pavićs.

Pavić.

You can recommend us,
we've renovated everything...

Did you know Ivan Pavić?

Pavić... You know,

this can be a rough place.

People gossip and tell all kinds
of stories.

What happened to him?

Some say he crashed near the ferry port

and killed himself.

Other say the Serbs killed him.

People tell all kinds of stories.

I'm just telling you what I heard.
I don't know anything.

It was hard for mom.

She remarried.
But she kept her last name, Pavic.

She married a pilot.

We had a good time.

-He was good to us.
-That's what's important.

Yes, but it didn't work out.

So they broke up.

-Why?
-Because it wasn't working.

-It wasn't?
-No.

How did you handle that?

Well, I think mom

never actually believed you were dead.

I think she was waiting
for you to come back.

I am really sorry.

Me too. For everything.

The Americans demanded we deny
that any engineer

had been sent to U.S. for assistance.

Ivan Pavic's case was very specific.

We fabricated a story saying that,
on the island of Pag,

while driving into a curve,
he crashed into the sea

with his car, a "Zastava 1300."

The corpse was supposedly
pulled out of the sea.

A false funeral was staged
with a sealed casket.

Of course, his wife was
invited to the funeral.

She was pregnant at the time.

When I got to the Institute,

an urgent meeting was called
in the conference hall.

I was already late. We parted with a kiss,

"I have to hurry, bye."

Were you allowed to say goodbye
to your wife?

No. From the meeting hall

they simply transported us that morning

to the airport. An airplane
took us to Langley,

to the NASA Center.

We never saw each other again.

It was only later that I found out
from Hafner,

that my wife had given birth
to our daughter.

I'd like to know what was the big reason

to take my father away from me.

There's no program in the world
that's important enough

to take away someone's right
to determine their own future.

If that was your personal choice,

it would be a different story.

But if somebody else
made your choice, then...

Professor Novakovic ended up
in the Goli Otok prison camp.

Yes, but he came back to his family.

What benefit did the family have from him

coming back in the condition he was in?

Don't worry, we would have
gladly accepted you.

Would you like to meet Ivan Pavic?

Our meeting would probably be interesting.

Especially now

that we could tell each other things
that we couldn't back in the day.

In old age, resentment fades.

I think we should open
this one at the bottom.

-Is it far?
-All the way to the end.

-Which grave is it?
-Here we are.

This is it.

Your grave.

So you can see.

Whoever's in there...

Most probably nobody's here.

-I don't know.
-Why would anybody be in the grave?

He met us engineers behind closed doors.

He was explaining that we
won't be left behind,

just like the wounded partisans
of the Sutjeska Battle.

It was greatly celebrated.

Medals were presented.

But we, the 26 engineers,
weren't even mentioned.

Like we didn't exist.

A few years later Pavic's wife Vesna,

committed suicide.

What was your mother Vesna like?

I think she was devastated
all her life because she lost

the love of her life.

Did she ever talk about Ivan, your father?

Yes.

She talked about him all the time.

Excuse me.

She was never able to keep on living

after losing him.

That makes me sad.

Nixon behaved arrogantly
like a real Yankee.

He even demanded that Tito pay back

those few million dollars.

Nixon was also pissed-off because

Tito was nonchalantly smoking Cuba cigars,

delivered to him directly by Fidel Castro.

I have a special recipe.

Due to my constant working dynamic,

I just don't have time to get old.

We have nothing to be afraid of.

NIXON: It will... It may hurt what we're
trying to do with Yugoslavia right now.

NIXON: We aren't trying to pick a fight
with anybody.

NIXON: There's always disagreement
about things.

NIXON: But this is something that has been

a presidential initiative
from the beginning.

STAFF MEMBER: That's right.

NIXON: Be very tough with them, say that
people are against Communists, period.

STAFF MEMBER: Yes, sir. We have some
pretty good tricks in our bag.

NIXON: Those bastards really
must have a problem with this.

NIXON: Course, this will confuse them
and this will keep them (unclear)

STAFF MEMBER: That's right.
And they anticipate...

NIXON: And if it doesn't work,
I don't care. I mean...

NIXON: I'm going to find out soon, then
I'm going to turn right so goddamn hard

it'll make your head spin.

STAFF MEMBER: I don't know, sir. I... I...

NIXON: We'll bomb those Yugoslav bastards
right out of the... off the earth.

NIXON: I really mean it.

Tito got scared and started thinking about
how to repay

the debt from the space program
to the U.S.

Since we didn't have
the actual currency Tito started

searching for alternatives.

Based on expert analyses,

Tito realized that the debt
could be repaid by exporting cars.

They were very surprised at
the Zastava cars factory

when Tito proposed the development
of a luxurious vehicle.

The engineers accepted the challenge.

Yugoslavia and
the Unites States of America

have been collaborating for many years.

I am truly confident
that this collaboration

will deepen from now on.

For our mutual interest.

Thank you.

Wait until we have a drink
and then translate.

A few years later, Tito came back to
the Zastava car plant,

where Tito was given a key
to the new car prototype.

The situation was totally agonizing.

Tito gave a key to his adjutant saying

that this car was not suitable for him.

He was clearly disappointed.

It was obvious that
they'd made a huge mistake

by not reporting to Tito on the type
of the car they were working on.

We are confident that the Yugo offers

the greatest value for the lowest price.

I wish our Yugos a safe and quiet passage

and much success in America!

By accepting this new constitution

we enter a new phase
in our struggle for Socialism.

We knew about this plan.

It's called destabilization

and is based on the well-known doctrine
of low-intensity warfare.

As long as the apparatus of
state security stays the same,

any talk about a transition to
a normal democratic

civil society is pointless
and makes no sense.

Be alert that the apparatus is here
and working.

I remember very well that
fellow of yours, Zizek.

He used to be under surveillance
by our National Security Bureau

because he propagated
radical philosophical ideas.

He posed a bigger threat
to Yugoslav People's Army

than some anti-Yugoslav terrorist.

As long as the relations between politics

and our army are not resolved

it is cynical to talk about
our transition to a normal modern state.

Perhaps I don't feel as strong

as I used to be.

To give what's expected of me.

I'm scared of the day
when I'll be expected

to give more than I'm able to.

On that day, I was traveling from
Ljubljana to Belgrade.

When we arrived in Belgrade,
we got a taxi.

We were surprised because
the taxi driver was not as talkative

as Belgrade taxi drivers usually are.

He had tears in his eyes.

And we didn't ask what happened.

We knew already.

It was just confirmation for us

that it had actually happened.

Why aren't you here?

Why aren't you here?

Pearls of dew at night are strewn,

over meadow flowers in early bloom.

My bosom cries a longing tune:

Why aren't you here?
Why aren't you here?

Why aren't you here?

Relaxed, I fall asleep,

my soul is calm and deep,

and my heart - it whispers a squeak:

Why aren't you here?
Why aren't you here?

Why aren't you here?

My heart whispers a squeak:

Why aren't you here?
Why aren't you here?

Why aren't you here?

Suddenly, it seemed that my career
and life were worthless.

Everything we fought for, worked for,

and sacrificed
ourselves for has disappeared.

In 1991, when I saw
that the country was falling apart,

I tried to come back and flew to London.

However, the scheduled flight
to Zagreb was canceled

due to an attack by
the Yugoslav People's Army.

I couldn't get to Zagreb.

I had nothing else to do but go back
to where I came from.

I'm glad that we finally managed
to find each other.

Me too.

Run! Are you alive? Run!

There's also his wife's grave.

Where?

There.

Should we go?

Let's go, Dad.

Are you hungry,

thirsty?

Fuck off, Tito!