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Star Media presents
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Alexei Kravchenko, Svetlana Kolpakova
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Yuriy Borisov, Arina Zharkova
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Maksim Kerin, Alina Lanina
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Maria Smolnikova, Vitaliy Khayev
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Sergey Sosnovskiy, Maria Kuznetsova
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Sergey Peregudov, Vladislav Vetrov
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Viktoria Tolstoganova, Leonid Gromov
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Created and directed by Milena Fadeyeva
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Director of Photography Radik Askarov
Art Director - Sergey Kokovkin
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Costumes by Alexei Kamyshov
Music by Ivan Uryupin
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Montage by Marina Vasilyeva
Sound Director - Leonid Shushakov
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Executive Producers - Eduard Aliyev,
Tatyana Statsman
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Produced by Ekaterina Pogorzhelskaya
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Produced by Andrey Anokhin, Vlad Ryashin
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Movie of Milena Fadeyeva
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THE ANCESTRAL LAND
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Help! No!
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The tissues are torn.
Everything there is damaged.
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I have no idea how she survived at all.
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We removed all her women’s parts.
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She is so young. Does she have children?
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She has been discharged
on medical grounds.
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This is the end of the war for her.
We’ll treat her and send home.
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The war mutilated her.
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It did, Comrade Military Doctor.
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We’ll treat her body.
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However, nobody may cure her soul.
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Who is there?
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We need some bread.
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Come here. Be quiet, be quiet.
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We’re prisoners-of-war... We escaped...
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I thought so. You’re wet and hungry.
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Come inside the house. Quieter!
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This is the Ozernaya Street.
What house do you need?
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No. 15.
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- Here it is, comrade. God help you!
- Thanks!
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- Do you like it? It made it myself.
- It’s beautiful.
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- Who do you need?
- I came to Olya Katayeva.
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- What for?
- It concerns Alexander Lapshin.
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Shurik... Was he killed?
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No, no. He is alive.
He is in the hospital.
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He is alive.
And we got a death notice yesterday.
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Our father was killed.
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And a month ago my brother Tolya
was killed too. One moment.
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Olya!
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Hello.
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Your friend Sasha Lapshin
is now in the hospital.
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It’s the hospital in the premises
of the central city clinic.
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Both of his legs were amputated.
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He stopped writing to me
two and a half months ago.
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He thinks that you don’t need him
in this state.
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Thank you very much.
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Pasha, why didn’t you go to the front?
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What?
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What front?
What are you talking about, girl?
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You know perfectly well
what I’m talking about!
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Why didn’t you go to protect
the Motherland?
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What happened to you, Lena?
Where have you been?
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Why did you dress so weirdly?
What kind of questions are these?
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Pasha, death and grief are everywhere.
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I am living with you
as if in a different world.
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You chose this world yourself.
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I didn’t go to the front
for I didn’t think I needed to.
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I have you.
I was shielding you from all troubles.
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You enjoyed your careless life and now,
at last, you had enough of it.
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It’s temporary, Lena. It will pass.
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I know you too well.
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No, Pasha. It won’t pass.
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You may leave right now.
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You may go and look for troubles.
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I hope you’ve already
decided where to go...
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and where to work.
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You want new emotions, don’t you?
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You’ll get them as soon as you cross
the threshold of this apartment
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with a suitcase in your hands.
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There is one important thing, my honey.
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I won’t let you come back.
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You’re a monster, Babakhin.
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I boiled another bucket of water for you.
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I wish I could prepare a sauna
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but I can’t do it in the
middle of the night,
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the police may notice something.
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Let me pour you some water.
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Come on, honey.
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Now go on.
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My husband was killed at the front.
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My father and two brothers
are fighting too.
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My third brother went missing.
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When you washed,
you became a different man.
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A handsome one.
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Be quiet, honey...
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Damn it!
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Look! The light is on!
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Stepa. Stepa, Stepa! Stepa!
Get up, we shall run!
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Come on... throw to me too...
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Thanks! Catch it!
It’s all right. Throw, throw...
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All right, I’ll run.
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Come on, let me strike...
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You won’t catch me, you won’t catch me...
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No, no! All right, my turn...
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- Aren’t you sleeping, Kudryavtsev?
- No.
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They say
that when the Germans execute people
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they make them kneel
and turn their faces to the wall.
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And?
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Nothing. It must be because
they feel pangs of conscience.
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They are afraid to look us in the eye.
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Conscience? The Germans?
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How long did it take you to get such idea?
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Why not?
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Nothing. You’re a fool, Yemelyanov.
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Now I am a fool.
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Look, Kudryavtsev, how will you do it?
Kneeling or...
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I’ll die standing!
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Makovskiy...
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I also won’t kneel before the Germans...
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Makovskiy! Makovskiy!
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Whom are you calling, uncle?
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Makovskiy... Mitya... he was with me.
Mitya, he was...
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They took him
for an interrogation yesterday.
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He didn’t come back.
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The Gestapo doesn’t interrogate
for so long.
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Maybe he said a rude word to somebody
and they executed him.
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Or maybe he died under tortures.
Anything may happen here.
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Sleep, sleep, my angel... sleep...
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A woman with a child...
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They keep women,
old men and children here.
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The Germans have mercy for no one.
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They interrogate
and cruelly torture everybody.
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- Are you cold?
- Yes.
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Morozov!
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Go out.
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Hold on, brother!
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Morozov!
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Undress.
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Morozov Stepan.
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Show me your hands.
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How old are you?
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Twenty three.
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Don’t pretend to be an idiot.
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How old are you?!
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Twenty three.
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Do you want to smoke?
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I don’t.
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It’s serious.
Bring him to the surgery room.
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- Good bye.
- Good bye.
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Don’t look there.
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Bring him there, come on.
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Lilya! Lilya! Lilechka!
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Lilechka!
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Varya!
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Lilechka! Lilechka!
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- Is he yours?
- Mine.
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He is ours... of the Morozovs’ kin.
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My Lilechka!
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Did you escape from the camp?
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I escaped from the train.
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I understand.
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You escaped while the train
was going to Germany?
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Devil knows where it was going.
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I don’t understand.
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I don’t know where it was going.
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All right. Do you smoke?
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Here you go.
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I don’t smoke. I don’t.
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Where did you hide your parachute?
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What parachute?
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The parachute! Where were you going?
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What were you doing in the village?
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I was eating.
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You don’t want to answer
where you hid the parachute?
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What parachute, damn it?
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- Are you a pilot?
- No!
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You’re a pilot! We’ll execute you!
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Execute me, but I’m not a pilot.
I don’t have a parachute.
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I got into the concentration camp
because you beat my head off.
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You killed all my comrades, bitches!
Schmutsiges schwein!
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Tell us where you hid the parachute.
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What were you doing in the village?
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Go to hell.
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If you don’t talk, I’ll execute you.
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Igor... Throw...
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Come on, pass the ball... throw...
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- What is your mum’s name?
- Masha.
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Mine’s name is Lena.
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Come on, come on!
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Egor! Egor, come here, help me!
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Pass me the linens.
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Here you go. Mum, who is our dad -
a tankman, a pilot or a scout?
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When our dad returns from the war,
he’ll tell you about it himself.
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When will dad return from the war?
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When the war ends, honey.
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When will the war end?
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Soon, sonny. Soon.
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When is “soon”?
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Why are they blowing horns so loudly?
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Who are blowing?
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- The cars, sonny.
- I see.
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Egor, come here.
I’ll go home, and you may play a bit, OK?
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OK. I’ll play a bit more.
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- Don’t go anywhere from the yard.
- OK.
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Come on.
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The war has ended!
The war has ended, do you hear?
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It’s victory!
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Victory! The war finished!
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It’s the end of the war!
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Hurray! Victory! Hurray! Hurray! Victory!
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Our dad will come home now!
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- Do you hear me?
- I do.
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Dad will come back to us for sure, right?
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Victory! Hurray! It’s victory!
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Look at who has come to us...
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What brought you to the village?
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Hello, Auntie Glasha.
Auntie Glasha, did Ignat come back?
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He did, thanks God.
But I won’t let you torture his soul.
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Do you think I’m an old fool
and I don’t understand
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why you had been visiting us
all these years?
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You lost him long ago,
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and now he is not a right groom for you.
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Auntie Glasha!
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What - “Auntie Glasha”?
Go back to the city, Alyonka.
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You shan’t look at my son.
This sight is not for your eyes anymore.
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- Zoya!
- Let’s go.
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Don’t you dare, fool!
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Don’t stick your child’s nose
into adult affairs!
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- He is by the river.
- My honey!
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I’ll show you!
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Let your Katerina die!
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Let you get so mutilated
that my eyes won’t want to look at you!
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I hate her! I hate you! I hate!
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Forgive me!
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Forgive me!
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- Morozov Stepan Makarovitch. Right?
- Yes.
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Year of enlisting? Place of enlisting?
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I wasn’t enlisted.
I crossed the frontline on my own.
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They wouldn’t take me into the army,
I limp since childhood.
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Do you realize, Morozov,
that your story is shitty?
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Who did you fight with? Their surnames?
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Surnames?
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Utkin.
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Tarasyuk.
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Sharifullin.
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I may name more,
but they all died in a battle.
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- So you’re the only one who survivedю
- Yes.
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Under what circumstances
were you taken prisoner?
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I was taken prisoner after that battle.
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Did you surrender voluntary?
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I didn’t surrender!
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Who did you stay with in the camp?
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Do you remember somebody’s surnames?
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Surnames? What surnames?
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We called people “Uncle Fedya”,
«Stepanitch”...
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or “Colonel”.
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00:46:43,320 --> 00:46:44,920
Mitya Makovskiy!
255
00:46:48,360 --> 00:46:51,160
He was beaten to death by Gestapo.
256
00:46:52,520 --> 00:46:59,880
Look, Morozov.
It looks like you didn’t fight at all.
257
00:47:00,440 --> 00:47:02,760
You weren’t a soldier of the Red Army.
258
00:47:03,080 --> 00:47:05,800
None of your witnesses is alive.
259
00:47:06,200 --> 00:47:10,360
It’s not difficult to tattoo
a camp’s number on the arm.
260
00:47:10,920 --> 00:47:12,360
I told you the truth.
261
00:47:12,520 --> 00:47:16,600
Your truth means nothing.
There are no proofs.
262
00:47:16,840 --> 00:47:22,440
Judging from your evidence, you’ll be
sentenced by Article 58, paragraph b.
263
00:47:23,880 --> 00:47:29,480
It means 25 years of hard labour, Morozov!
264
00:47:31,480 --> 00:47:35,320
Comrades, congratulations
on the holiday of the great victory!
265
00:47:35,400 --> 00:47:40,120
Hurray! Hurray! Hurray!
266
00:47:41,880 --> 00:47:43,080
I can’t believe it!
267
00:47:43,240 --> 00:47:45,400
Hurray! Hurray! Hurray! Victory!
268
00:47:45,480 --> 00:47:48,520
Congratulations! Hurray!
269
00:47:56,600 --> 00:47:58,200
Try it on, Varya.
270
00:47:59,080 --> 00:48:00,440
Please, Lilya! Don’t!
271
00:48:00,520 --> 00:48:02,760
Don’t even try to refuse me.
272
00:48:05,880 --> 00:48:07,320
Thanks.
273
00:50:01,800 --> 00:50:07,160
It suits you so well. Why did you stop?
274
00:50:10,680 --> 00:50:11,960
I...
275
00:50:20,440 --> 00:50:24,760
If we still feel something,
it means we’re still alive.
276
00:50:24,840 --> 00:50:26,360
Right.
277
00:50:39,000 --> 00:50:40,680
Here we go!
278
00:50:52,680 --> 00:50:53,960
Thank you!
279
00:51:04,120 --> 00:51:11,480
Varya, take a nightdress.
You shan’t wear a plain shirt.
280
00:51:14,200 --> 00:51:18,440
Lilya, I’ve never worn such things.
Thank you very much!
281
00:51:19,160 --> 00:51:21,000
Enjoy wearing it!
282
00:51:29,880 --> 00:51:32,600
Do you know where he is
or how he is doing?
283
00:51:46,120 --> 00:51:47,880
No, Lilya, I don’t know.
284
00:51:50,440 --> 00:51:56,920
- Does he know about Egor?
- He doesn’t.
285
00:52:03,800 --> 00:52:08,200
We’ll look for him, Varya. We’ll find him.
286
00:52:14,840 --> 00:52:16,280
Look, Lilya...
287
00:52:19,560 --> 00:52:21,480
I’m not asking you about anything.
288
00:52:23,560 --> 00:52:26,200
I’m not asking about what had happened
to you at the war.
289
00:52:26,280 --> 00:52:27,880
I don’t have a right to do it.
290
00:52:31,480 --> 00:52:33,160
But I can see everything, Lilya.
291
00:52:38,440 --> 00:52:44,280
Let’s not talk about the past.
Thank you for Timka.
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