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-Lazy...

-Yes? -Bolit...

I'll be right there.

-Good Morning.

(Leonid)-Paul, put some boiling water on.

-I'll do it.

-I gotta piss.

-Lazy.

-Yeah, I'm coming, Marish.

I'm having a latte today.

Come here.

(Irina)-Come on, come on, it's okay. Brush.

-Sered, lie down, get some sleep.

It's raw, bitch.

-Close the water.

Good boy, son.

(Anna) -Aah! Sergey!

-Ahn! -Seryozha!!! (shouting)

-Anya, Anya. Anya!

Where's the key?

-Serezha!!! -Where is the key?

-Help!!! -Where's the key?!

-I'm hungry. -Drink a drink, Tosh.

-I don't want any. -Drink it, it's Chaga, it's good for you.

-We should get out of here. -Mm-hmm.

-You're just settling in, where do you wanna go?

-No, I'm all for leaving, too.

At least just to try. -Of course. My ass, out,

in a snowdrift, you'll know. Wear more pants on your mouth.

It's gonna get so cold, it's about to get ugly.

(Irina) -Well, at least we have a fire here. (Leonid) -We have no matches. How did we do it,

Are we gonna carry him around with us?

(Pauline) -No, well, maybe it's over there altogether.

(Irina) -And maybe it's just begun. -Listen, that's good, huh.

We've got a roof over our heads. We got a house, we got fire, we got water, what. We got a forest.

The forest will feed you. All right, enough of this bullshit.

I'm gonna go kill somebody for sure.

-We've only got three bullets (one in the automatic and two in the rifle).

Maybe we should... -Listen, maybe it's better.

you come help me, huh?

Two bullets. Two bullets, two elk.

Leave the machine gun to Mischke. Mish, watch the fire.

Let's go, Sergey.

Gray, I know it's hard, but get it together.

It's been, like, two months.

Sitting like a beaver on a co... in the fire.

Seriously, you can't be messing with people right now.

They're fantasies, but you're a grown man.

I don't want us to have a fight right now, eh?

-Yeah, I heard you. There. Come on, bend over.

-Careful.

I got a wobbly tooth.

- "Matrosov and a fellow soldier crawled up to the DZOT and threw..." Do you make it?

-Not really. "...threw in his direction.

two grenades. The machine gun went silent.

The Red Army went on the attack, but suddenly the machine gun rumbled.

The fighters were forced to lie down. Not wanting to let their comrades down,

Alexander sealed the embrasure of the ZOT with his body.

His body was torn apart..." -The end.

-Eh, that's not fair! -What's wrong with that?

Normal story. -That's enough about the war.

-Eh, give it to me, Mom! That's not fair!

-Yeah... -Mom, please,

I want to hear the rest of this! -Anton!

-I'm an adult! Well it's about the feat!

-Take it easy, Matrosov. Better go get some wood.

-I'll read it anyway. -We'll give you credit for the feat!

Damn, Marin, you certainly found something for the child to read.

He won't sleep now. -Oh, come on.

Pauline, what are you doing?

I'm taking a bath.

-Oh, I wish I could. My hair's falling out like crazy,

Even getting my hair cut hasn't helped. I'm afraid to touch it.

-Like my hair, my skin's all flaky.

-Ah. Pimples. Is that even normal?

-I don't. -Listen, girls,

and I have a question. I just haven't had my period in two months.

(well, I'm not pregnant or anything). Is that normal at all?

Well, I don't know, we eat shit around here. Oh, I had that when I was 17.

When I lost weight, I lost my period for six months.

-How about you, Ir?

Ir. -М? Oh, no.

Oh, thank goodness, we don't need a period around here.

(knocking on door)

-Come in.

-Hello.

I'm told you're the head of the unit.

I'm here to apply for a job.

For a job interview.

You have such a big office.

Don't you get lonely here by yourself?

-What position are you applying for?

-Personal Secretary.

-I don't need a secretary, thank you. -Well... don't you need a cleaning lady?

(stammering) -Is that why you came in a garbage bag?

ish. It's not a p... not a bag.

Can we get laid eventually or not?

We haven't had sex in two months!

I know.

-Fuck you and your Lenin.

- No, no! - Yes, yes! That's it, count it! Count!

Do the math!

-Hy so unfair!

-What are you guys doing? -We're playing hide-and-seek.

-...to five. One, three, four, five and a half,

six, seven, eight, nine, ten! That's it, I'm going looking!

It's not my fault who didn't hide!

-Mish, we're playing hide-and-seek here. I'll hide at your place?

Okay.

-What are you doing?

-Я... I found the key. I think it's for the safe.

-Really?

-Not from this one. -Wait a minute, wait a minute.

Right. I had a similar one at my grandfather's (the door kept getting stuck there, too).

Papers.

See what else is in there.

See

(Irina) -Aw! -Tell Ira,

that you haven't seen me, okay? -Hey!

Hello? Anybody home?

Tired?

I know what you mean.

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It's the same thing every day

Is this life!

What's the point of living without love?

Love is the only thing that makes sense.

What we wake up and go to sleep for

I want to love

I want to feel love with every cell of my body, I ...

I'll make you some paella.

And gazpacho.

Jamon, sangria and sherry ...

That's a lot of sherry.

A What's with the door wide open?

It's warm out.

Misha, what the hell are you looking at? Paul!

What are you doing?

What are you guys doing? You can't trust anything, right?

What are you standing there for? Go get the dry wood!

Pick some birch bark.

-Fuck.

Fuck, motherfucking bitch, p.-.d., not again.

Oh, fuck. О..

Yep, there you are!

Who are you?

-You can pull it on.

-Yeah. Wrap it up, hands like ice. Anton, come here.

(whispering) Look, let's go like this.

One... -Where were your mittens? Yes

And just like that.

-These are my mittens! -Your-your mittens, of course.

She'll wear them and give them back. You're not cold now, are you?

(Marina)-She must be hungry.

-It's quiet, no one's here.

That's some bullshit.

Where the hell did that come from?

Hey. Who are you, huh?

Where are your parents? -What's your name?

-Maybe she's deaf and dumb, huh?

-Len, why are you scaring her? -Why are you scaring her?

You're scaring her. She'll scare anyone. In a yellow dress.

"Children of the fucking corn."

-Lenny, why are you swearing in front of the kids? -Shh.

-We gotta get out of here while we still can. There's only one bullet left in the gun.

-Man, Sergei, we had a deal, man.

-Serguei's right.

-You keep your mouth shut. You were asked to watch the fire.

That's good, I made it. And if it had gone out,

what would we be doing right now? -Well, Dad, well...

-What, Dad? Dad! -Tshh. (whispering) Fell asleep.

(Careful, Dad. -This is my spot!

(whispering) - Quiet! Why are you so little? Get in the back.

There's plenty of room for everyone. You gotta give in to the girls.

Come on. Tsh

-Gray, I'm gonna take a nap for a couple hours and you push me, okay?

Sergey.

Can you hear me, no? -Yes, I hear you.

-Are you okay? -I'm fine.

-Here you go.

- Anya! - Seryozha!!!

-Anyut, I'm here! I'll be right there! Be patient, baby! Shit...

Where's the key? Lost something?

-Ira, where's the key? -What key?

-Om the lock key! Quickly, Ira, please! -This one? -Yes.

(Anna) -Let me out!!!

-Oh, no, not that one! Not that one, not that one. Try this one.

No, no, that's probably... -No!

-Oh, oh. Ah, ah. Oh, I lost it!

-Help! -There he is!

Na. Na-na-na-na. There he is! -Where?

-There it is, here, take it.

Come on, Sergei, come on. Here he is!

Here, here, look.

-Which key? That's the key.

(Sergei speaks incoherently)

-Search, search, search, search, search! (shrieks)

Sergei! -Seryog, motherfucker!

-Sergei! Sergei!

Sergei! Wake up! Wake up, come on!

What are you doing? Sergei, how come?

-Excuse me, guys... I must have fallen asleep.

-Come on, get up.

(Marina) -Len, are you completely out of it?

(Misha) -Let's try to light it up.

-Sereg, you don't have to help me now. That's it, I helped you...

Okay, Mish, give me some dry paper, dry wood chips. Paul, get the cotton out of the mattress.

Just make sure it's dry.

-Did you lose something?

-That's the last cartridge. -Where's the knife?

Well, you had one, we went. (Misha) -That's right.

There's... There's still one round left.

-Give me your hand.

Paul, roll balls like this. Like cherries.

There you go.

Come on, let's go five meters away.

(Irina) -Anton.

-Ears.

-There, there, there, it's all right, it's all right.

-Here, there, there, more, more.

Dry, dry. -Dry.

(Pauline) -What, no waving, no? -Don't.

-Thank you, Len, you saved us.

-Save us, man...

All right, I'm going hunting. Don't fuck up the fire, please.

-Take it. (Misha) -I'll see to the fire.

-No, no, no, I'm good. I won't fall asleep now.

-Come on, baby, drink up.

Drink.

-I found something.

This... for you.

-Where did you find this?

-There was a key in Lenin's, Marina and I opened the safe.

-It smells so good. Like from a past life.

-Do you like it? -Very much.

My mom had a perfume that looked a lot like this.

Mish. Mish, I'm sorry, please, I... I didn't mean to.

W... honestly, I wasn't thinking. Mish.

Do you want me to... I could somehow...

Anything... -Mish.

Can I talk to you for a second?

You don't know what this is?

-Taren. It's an antidote to harmful substances, organophosphorus compounds.

Used to be in every army first aid kit.

-Are you sure?

-Yes. -But it's being used more... in a different way.

-How? -Aprophen, it's a psychotropic.

a substance that causes hallucinations and memory loss.

-Blue.

Do you know where else there might be one of these around here?

-What do you need it for? -Yes, Mish, why?

It's good that I found it, but what about the kids?

That has to be found and destroyed.

Mish.

-Yes.

-E, come here. А? Wo. А? А? Well, well, well, well, come here.

Here, come here.

You're good. You're my good one.

-Well, are you back? -Yeah.

-Catch!

Oh, look, look how far it flew. I'm gonna flip it and mine's gonna fall.

-It got tangled up in my branches. -Let's go to our place.

-Fuck, what's her name, huh? -Maybe it's Masha?

М... Or Zoya? -Say Mariana.

-Which, Mariana, by the way, is a beautiful... э... -Mom, can I have one too?

-And maybe Lena. Vera. Was it Vera? No.

-Hope. -Love.

Luba, no? Olya? -Ola?

-Diana! -Was it Diana, no? -Diana? No.

-Diana would be cool. -Maybe... Barbara?

-Mom, can you help me? I can't do this.

-Or Nastya?

-Nastya? -Nastya! Nastya!

-Nastya! Nastya the Piggy.

-Antoshka-Potato. Whoever calls himself that, is called that. Remember?

Nastya! -I guessed it, I guessed it.

-Here you go.

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Well? -I got it all together.

-Thank you. -Ira!

-Shh.

-Come here. Well, come here!

-Can I have it? -Yes.

-Thank you.

-Why are you hiding in there? -Fuck, come here.

-What? -Listen,

you're not one for the faint of heart, are you? -Well?

-A?

Wo.

Check it out.

Soltz, of course, not enough, eh? At least a half a penny, right, Sergei?

Here you go.

(Marina) -Uncle Lenya's a good boy, isn't he? (Leonid) -Yes.

(Anton) -What kind of animal is that? -What kind of animal? Raccoon.

-It's weird meat. It's kind of bony. And it tastes weird.

-Mom, you cooked it. Who was that?

-I don't know, Tosh. Eat it.

-Who?

-Oh, my gosh, well... well, Ir, I asked you to! I told you she was gonna puke, huh.

Well, at least it's meat. That was a good meal. Patron saved the money.

There you go.

Staggered, staggered, fell out. We should... tooth fairy.

-It's one of the first symptoms of radiation sickness.

There's high levels of radiation in here. -What are you talking about, Mishan?

I found the Geiger counter.

Here in the unit, 330 micro X-rays, 550 micro X-rays in the woods.

-How many should it be? -Norm is 50.

It's about like the suburbs of Chernobyl right now.

-Mishan, what the hell? What the... What are you talking about? You found some crap. It's a meter.

How old is he? Flight? -There are barrels of radiation in the woods.

-I told you we should leave. -Serrige, you were so good at keeping quiet.

What are you talking about again? -And you're gonna shut everybody up, huh?

Look at me. I'm coughing all the time, my hair's coming out.

and pimples all over the place! What more do you want, what proof do you need?

that we need to get out of here! Why are we sitting here like owls in this part, huh?!

And you, if you don't give a shit about yourself, fine! And here, actually, it's kids,

and they have a growing body! -These aren't my kids, Marin!

That's not your baby! -Lazy.

-We're leaving, Dad.

-Okay, well, if that's all settled, let's go, let's go.

Well stupid at night, well let's go normally in the morning.

Pussy, man, that's... -Get the hell away from me!

-Okay.

-Mom, where are you going? -I'll be right back.

IV -

-Let's see what's in there. -Trash.

-Show me.

Bitch... -What did you think,

no one would know you were puking your guts out?

I've seen you sitting there, lingering, empty-eyed.

I know you can't let go of Anya, but it's not gonna bring her back, Sergei.

-Are you happy about that? You're the one who killed her.

-What are you talking about? -Just say it.

-Tell me what? That you killed her, you bitch!

Just say it!

-Okay, I killed Anya! -That's it, good for you.

I killed Anya, but I saved you!!!

I didn't let you in the house so you wouldn't burn!!!

And if it happens again, I'll do the same!!!

You set the house on fire so Anya couldn't get out,

and locked the door. -I didn't have a key,

I've told you a thousand times... Because you threw it away!

-I swear to you, it wasn't me! -Then who?!

-It's me! -Tosha!

-Dad, it's me! -That's quiet,

what do you say, baby, huh?

-When I went to get my trollop, that's when Aunt Anya gave me the key and told me to lock up!

But I didn't know that the house would catch fire! -Silence. -Really, I didn't know!

Daddy, don't kill Mommy, please! -Shh, shh, shh...

-Then she's on her own?

-Lay down!

Tosha, run, run, run, run.

(speaking chinese)

-Be careful, be careful!

-Don't slow down! -Hurry up, hurry up!

-Anton, don't slow down! -There's an alarm.

-Caution.

-Clear. -Yeah. -Where's Nastya?

-Nastya? -Lyonya, where's Nastya?

-Where's Nastya?

-Let go of me! I'm not going without her.

-Steady.

Here you go.

Sergei, let's go to the bunker. -Yeah. Here you go.

-Yeah. Let's go.

-Shh, shh, shh.

(speaking chinese)

(speaking chinese)

-Nastia.

Come here. Come here. Now, come to me. There you go. That's it.

(Sergei) -Thank God.

-Let's go. Come on, let's go. (Sergey) -Thank you, Lyonyechka.

-You're welcome. (Sergey) -Let's go, let's go.

(Leonid)-It's the Chinese.

Where did the Chinese come from?

-From where, China.

(Sergey) -Caution!

-Marin, be careful.

-You guys... where are we going, huh? Let's stop.

We should go while we still have strength...

They can follow us.

Come on, fellas, let's get it together. We still got a couple or three kilometers to go.

We'll find a hill, take a break.

(Misha) -There's water.

(Pauline) -My feet are soaked. (Leonid) -Look under your feet.

-There's a swamp! -Stop!

Let's go back.

Careful, stay close to the trees.

-Ah, ow! Stand back!

-Wait, everybody freeze! -Fuck.

-Shh-shh-shh, freeze! (Misha) -There! Stop!

-Seryozha!!! Seryozha!!! Help me!

-Mommy! -I can't!

Somebody help me! Sergei!

-Help me!

(Irina screams)

Ouch!

-That's it.

Shchas. -I can't! -That's it.

Hold on tight! -I can't, I'm stuck!

You... Pull!

-All right, all right, all right.

Everybody come over here! Watch out!

-Lazy. -That's it, that's it, that's it.

-Nastya, where are you going?!

Stop!

(Nastia mooing)

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