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(Pauline) -What's that creepy smell?

-It's incense. That's what my grandmother smells like.

That's great.

-A...

-There she is.

-How's he been living here?

There are so many icons.

-What's going on here? -It looks like pilgrims were on their way.

To Solovetsky monastery.

-What a fortress! Where is it?

-On the islands in the White Sea.

-Listen, let's get out of here, huh? It's creepy, you know.

-Burn it out, it's gonna burn like hell.

-Baby, you sure no one else was there?

-That's right. -Are you sure?

Say it again. -That's right.

-God, what a sweet little voice you have. Got any clothes?

-Yeah, okay. Give me your clothes.

-Here you go. -Give it to me. -Here you go. -Oh, a towel.

This. All-in-all-in-all, shh-shh-shh.

Come on.

Wait, wait, let me wipe, I'll wipe.

-Where are you going? -I'll be right there.

-That's it. Get your feet up, get up.

-Tuck.

-Little one found! (Sergey) -Did you find it?

-Hello, what's up? -Well, what did I tell you? -Thank God.

-Where you been hiding, monkey? Come here. -Lyonya!

-You're still talking, aren't you? -Nastya!

-Why do you... why do you smell gasoline? (Irina) -Nastya!

-What happened?

-It's okay, it's just like everybody else. -You're my... -Marin.

Marish.

-Why are you so...

-You all go away. (Irina) -Where?

-I've seen bad things. -What bad?

-I talked to the defenders. They said there's gonna be a storm,

you're all going to die.

-What's with the storm? We got an umbrella.

-Your umbrella won't help, (in local language).

-What? -Lacca, but why now?

It's nighttime, where do we go?

-Where did you get this?

(Misha) -We found a train. -What train?

-There are dead pilgrims. -God...

-They showed you the way. Go that way.

There's a monk there, Father Simeon. He will help you.

Go! (In the local dialect)

I packed your food for you. -Lanka...

Thank you.

-(in local language)

-Lacca.

Thank you.

-(in local language)

(Pauline) -Listen, what do you think the spirits told her about us?

-They said that hospitality has its limits.

That's a lot of mouths to feed. She's got to live, too.

-No, Ir, that's different.

-Kosec 3 in 1. Did you order?

-What is 3 in 1? -Sleep. It's gross,

although I could use a drink right now.

-Thank you. -Where'd you get it?

-Yeah, that maniac had it in the Titan.

-Ir. -So. So, what's it gonna be?

Solovki, in my opinion, is a good option. There's a fortress and an island. Either way

no one got through. -Yeah, and neither will we.

We don't even know where we are. How long does it take to get there?

-So... -Ah... the rails go that way anyway.

-How long does it take to get there on those tracks? -Why walk? We'll go!

-How?

-Let's get this train started and let's go!

-That sounds good. In theory. -I just need to find a driver.

-No, I was a machinist's apprentice for two years at the school.

Okay, I can try.

-What difference does it make if he does?

What's out there on that Solovki? Maybe there's a disease there, too.

Maybe there's nothing there at all. How do we know.

-In 1668, after Nikon's church reform,

the monks spent seven and a half years defending themselves against the tsarist armies.

This is called the Solovetsky Sitting.

-There were a lot of people sitting there.

-Really?

-Lyoch... it worked.

All right! Citizens, let's get off the train! The train is leaving.

Batya. Give me a hand.

That's awesome.

Morshansky.

-Opa.

Okay. -Jack. -There's more of this.

-Jack, look what I found.

Take it. -Wow. That's...

-Take it, take it, take it. Don't you smoke?

Smell it, smell it. Can you smell it?

Yes? Holy shit. -Morshansky.

Is he really going?

-Where's he gonna go. All right, look, let's unhook these infected people,

...we're gonna pull it on ourselves like this... -Yeah.

-...and I'll pull from that side. You got it, right?

-Mm-hmm. -Cable on you.

That's it. If that doesn't work, there's one on the other side too.

I left you the machine gun. I'll give you a shout. -Yeah.

Jack! -Oh?

-Would you fly the plane if you found it?

-Open up!

-What's up, Dad? -What's the matter? -The wagons got unhooked... ...with the infectious ones.

Don't go too far, or we'll have a long wait for the next train.

-Hey! Come on, let's steer together!

-Kisun, come here.

Look what I found. -Len, maybe we shouldn't

...going through my stuff? -Come on, it's nobody's business. Look.

-Ah! -Scissors. -And these? Do you want it?

-Of course you do.

-Right. All right, let's go.

Come on, get in here. Sit down.

Look, so this is the "little guy." He's in charge of braking the locomotive.

-Cream. -Oh, pads.

-It's very current, isn't it? -Yeah.

-Coconut.

-Some more fish like that.

-Come on, open the baby. -Э... -Come on, get it. -Here?

-And all the way over there. Okay, and hold it there so it falls, falls, falls.

-Wow, that's a trophy. -Shouldn't we get high, huh?

-Come on. -Porterhouse, huh?

-Whoa. -Small Na, here you go.

(Irina) -Geez, I'm not allowed.

Well, our train is leaving.

Spin.

-Let's go.

-A?

(Pauline) -Can I hum? -Come on, come on. Hoodie!

-Jenek... typist?

Okay, well, here's to the good road. -Tosh.

(Irina) -To milk.

(Marina) -Mom and I used to go to the sea every year in the coach.

-This is for you. -The sea.

I only saw the sea for the first time when I was 23.

All right, let's do it.

It's good, huh? -Mm-hmm.

-You know what it's like? In Portugal we drank madera, remember?

-Mm-hmm. -In Lisbon. -In Lisbon, right?

I just feel like when we're together, we can handle anything.

You're my good one.

-I love you. -So, okay. Come on.

-Slowly the minutes float away... -It's on.

-Sing along! ....Now you ain't waitin' to see 'em.

(together) -And though we pity the past a little, The best is surely to come.

♪ The tablecloth, the tablecloth, the far road lies down, And straight into the sky.

Every man for every man The blue wagon rides and rides and rides.

Here goes the blue wagon, here goes the blue wagon, here goes the blue wagon.

-He's around here somewhere.

-Hear the train.

Not far away at all.

-He's there, or he wouldn't have left his horse.

This is where the "iron" makes a big detour. If we cut across, we might make it.

-I just, well, I told Anton not to come over there.

And then I see him standing behind me with a lighter.

Well, actually, if he had listened to me, I don't know what would have happened.

-Bleh. -When we got here, he was so calm.

I didn't even realize anything was wrong.

-He's gonna have to live with it now anyway.

Just make sure he doesn't blame himself.

Good for you, man.

-I'm gonna go talk to him.

Sit down, I'll do it.

You did the right thing.

-You said it yourself, you can't kill.

-Tosh, look at me.

You saved them. Life was more complicated than what I told you.

Or... or easier, I don't know.

I killed a man too, a bad man (there at the lake).

So you can kill bad people?

-Sometimes they leave you no choice...

How do you know if it's bad or not?

-Say something easier.

-I'm going to hell now?

-Well, if you're going to hell, you and I are all going to hell together.

I'm not letting you go alone.

Forgive me for not being there for you.

Toch, to Uncle Lyon, run, quick!

And the machine gun, let him take the machine gun!

-Sergue. I'm here.

I'm right here!

-Where is he?

(with accent) -Don't shoot! I'm a physicist. -The eyes. Let me see your eyes!

-I'm healthy. -Get out. Get out!

Come on, walk. Walk, walk, walk.

-My name is Dashen Lin. Hyung Di anti-crisis group.

-What group?

-We're about... stopping the nuclear facilities to prevent another Chernobyl.

-Get out. Open the door. The door

Hurry up!

Okay. Step on it! -Don't! Don't do it!

I'll help you! I'll help you get into the White Zone.

-What zone? What zone?!

-It's a virus-free zone!

-What's that light blinking? -You have to press the button to tell me you're awake.

-A.

I'm awake.

I'm awake.

-Kiss me.

(Marina)-And how many people died, do you know?

-No less than half.

(Marina) -Half of what? -Russia.

-Why are you being efficient? -We know how to be effective.

Strict discipline. -You're the ones who created this virus.

And you sprayed it on us here.

What are you staring at? Is that wrong?

-The virus came to us from Russia. 200 million Chinese have died.

Why should we believe you?

-Because right now I'm the only one who can help you.

-You guys!

Go warn everyone.

Let's go, let's go.

-Beso, Sidorov, comb the wagons. -Yes.

-You guys, we decided we're going to Solovki, no?

-Listen, if he's not lying, we might get out of the contamination zone.

-Oh, I don't understand it anymore...

-There's... There's military men on horses, they're climbing onto the train!

-Ti... Quiet, quiet! Quiet, quiet! (Leonid) -It's okay.

-Hands up. Hands up, quick! Get down!

Face the wall! Face the fucking wall, now!

-Clear. Clear, guys.

-The eyes showed. Eyes. Guys, we're good, we're good. -Clean, clean.

-To the wall, up against the wall.

(Sergey) -We're peaceful people, refugees. -Shut your mouth. Stand up.

-Are there any infected people on the train? (Leonid) -No.

-Where's the Chinaman, I ask you? -There's no Chinese here.

-That's it.

Are there more people on the train? -Well, there are, it's...

Well, there's a driver, that's ours, he's with us.

-He's up against the wall.

(Nastia shouts.) -Don't touch the baby!

They're children, actually! -Sit down, I said!

-Clear.

-No-no-no-no-no, please! (clattering)

-Mouth shut! Quiet!

-Clear. -Clear.

(Irina) -Tosha!

-Palych. All clear here, no Chinaman.

-Recognized. -You got what?

(Palych) -Come on. -Got it.

And I advise you not to try anything.

Come on out, Jackie Chan.

Do you think they gave us this contagion?

-It doesn't matter if they did it or not. What matters is what they're doing here now.

They got half the country. -They are, I guess,

they've decided to repeat the Tatar-Mongol yoke.

-That's it. That's going to be 200 years too,

if you don't do anything about it. They won't go away by themselves.

We've got to get the word out "overseas".

-However they wouldn't find out what the Russians were doing in Russia.

-Repeater put it on.

-What, should we keep going?

-And the bathroom?

Go ahead.

-Closed.

-Snap.

-He showed his eyes. Quickly with his fingers, widened his eyes.

Stand up.

Facing the wall.

Clear. Sel.

There's someone else on the train.

-No. -Loparev, check it out.

Who's that?

-Grand.

-Civilian doesn't call itself that.

Where's the train from?

-Found it. -I did. And you're the driver, right?

And where are you headed?

-Where the tracks lead.

(Pauline) -Let go of me! Go ahead! Down, both of you!

-Where's the Chinaman?

-Beso.

-Sorry, brother, you know the rules.

-Answer the question.

What's wrong with my people? -Palych, come in.

-Reception. -Code red,

repeat, code red.

-Where? -The last car.

-Loparev, control.

-Comrade General...

-Stay away, Yura.

-Comrade General... The corpse is old and has been hanging here for a long time.

-Slowly go to the vestibule. Don't touch the walls.

For your sake, Yura, I'll break protocol.

-Thank you, Comrade General.

-Open the door.

-Ca... What... which one?

-Jump yourself, at least you'll have a chance.

Jump, Yura.

Thank you for your service.

To all personnel: Sidorov dropped out on the fifth protocol.

Second man down in 24 hours...

-Palych, we found him. -Great. Heavy security,

Protocol three.

-Didn't have a fucking Chinaman, did you? Look me in the eye. Sit back down,

I said, sit in the seat! -That's it, stand down!

Well, Colonel, did you run away? -You'll never make it.

-We'll see about that. Petty Officer, on your responsibility.

-Got it.

-Who are you people? -We're the people who are trying to

to do something.

(Leonid) -Are you stopping nuclear facilities, too?

-Did he tell you that?

Yeah, they're canning them. But they also disarm them.

And while Russia is dying, they're stealing our nuclear ammunition.

He's running this operation.

Loparev, come in. There's a fork ahead.

We're changing course. We'll have to stop and change hands if we have to.

-Where to? -Towards Murmansk.

-Got it.

Did you hear that? Come on, slow down.

Come on, pull over.

I said slow down. I'm gonna count to three. One...

...-Two...

"Fuck. .

He's not slowing down.

-So why are you sitting here if he's not slowing down?

Palych, he can't stop the train!

Hans, Beso, to the cars, tear off the stopcocks!

-First car, the stopcock didn't work.

(Palych) -Why didn't the stopcocks go off?

(Loparev) -The driver says there's no air pumped into the brake system.

-If you don't stop the train in five minutes,

I'm gonna start shooting your men one by one.

-What do you mean? What are you guys doing?

-No. -No! -Sel!

Said, sat down.

-Sel.

Come on.

There you go.

-If your driver doesn't figure out how to stop the train soon,

I will shoot one of you.

(Sergei) -What? -Unusual circumstances.

require extraordinary solutions.

-You guys, but that's not the solution. We're peaceful people, nothing depends on us.

-Nothing personal.

-What's your name? -What's it to you?

-Is he really gonna shoot my people?

-The main thing is to motivate the fighter correctly.

-Are you stupid?

What's the point of motivating me if I don't know how to slow him down?

-There's not enough motivation. One of yours is gonna get smacked, you're gonna get itchy.

-Is that all he knows how to do?

-You just don't understand the magnitude of it.

If it wasn't for Degtyarev, the whole country would be extinct by now.

He put sanitary zones in place, he stopped the virus.

-Is that General Degtyarev?

-Yeah. -Have you heard of him? I've heard of him. You know what you heard?

How they took people to the firing pits and killed them all.

-Well, sometimes those are the easiest methods. The most workable.

"Fuck. ...fuck.

Loparev, come in.

-Reception. -There's a railroad bridge up ahead.

(Gianni) -Fuck. -Blasted?

-Before the cities, all the bridges were destroyed back in December.

How many kilometers?

-There's a driver asking how many kilometers to the bridge?

-about 20 kilometers.

He's got a minute to think about it. Time's up.

-It's five minutes.

-Come on, come on, think, what do I do?! How do we stop this shit?!

-30 seconds.

Who do we start with?

-Daddy, Daddy... -Sit down!

-Twist!

-10 seconds.

-Why isn't he slowing down?!

Wait. There's one of those in every car.

We should all go to the last car and unhook it from the train,

then we can slow it down.

-Well, what are we sitting here for?! Run, run!

-Run. Come on, Tosh. -Move it!

-Go, go, go, go, go, go! -All aboard the last car!!!

Ljonja!

-Nastya, Tosh, stop! Stop.

-Let's go.

-Sit down on the floor, everybody.

-Fuck you!!!

-Prepare to brake. Get your feet on it! -Hold on.

-Hold the children. -It's okay, it's okay.

It's gonna be okay.

-Where? -I'll help him. I know how.

-Lenny! Lenny, don't go, Lenny!

-We're on the other side!!!

Jump!

Jump!!!