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mosfilm - watch it!- cut! cut! what do you want, comrade? - wha..?- what do you want? - afonya.- who's afonya? borschov. i've been w... thumbnail 1 summary
kick in the teeth papa roach download

mosfilm - watch it!- cut! cut! what do you want, comrade? - wha..?- what do you want? - afonya.- who's afonya? borschov. i've been waitingfor him for 2 hours! plow the land i will! till the land i will!


closed for maintenance siphon block broke down.no end of hassle now! have to get my pay before 15.00.it's a quarter to. borschov! i'll add up sewagemaintenance for you! sure thing. i'm in no moodto beaver away for free. and the fountain! - haven't got one.- what about matches? - i don't smoke.- too bad for you. - one kick less.- borschov!


- do you have a conscience?- i've loads of conscience. time is what i don't have. afonya starring leonid kuravlev cast: katya - yevgenia simonova kolya - yevgeny leonov fidget - savely kramarov elena - nina maslova


fedul - borislav brondukov building administration:utilities management no2 cashier desk borschov! come back after 16.00. milya christoforovna, please! need to take him for an injection.he sticks with me like an orphan. - what orphan?- my nephew. they sent him here from the villagefor medical treatment. - what's with him?- don't know.


nobody knows. the poor little dotcan't stop shaking. there he is! fedulov! - she spotted me. what'd ya want?- get back to work! doesn't he havea legal lunch break? he's been on lunch breaksince 10 a.m.! - get back to work this very minute!- told ya we'd better go to 'daisy'. coming! a georgy danelia film.


this table free? gee, it's damn hot. that roach? caspian. fresh? be my guest. gimme yours. - i can't.- why not? i'm allergic to it. it's a healthproblem.


- i get skin rash.- 10 grams. - i can't!- one drop? - i said i can't!- half a drop. for the smell of it. right into the snowstorm we will daringly dash! and onward we will driveour sleigh... you happy with your life? can't blame it.


what about yourself? - na.- too bad. why? i take a philosophical approachto it. philosophically i'm not too happywith it either. white geese paddled to marusya... shoo, geese! fly on... dig this! borschov - plumbing mechanic


i've been hanging here intomy second week. come on in! how about playing some good olddominoes? where do you think you're going? gonna wipe my feet. no need to! hello there. i'm kolya. who's that? meet my friend kolya.


i'm asking you: who is that? what is your surname? - i forgot.- you have to remember. - i can't.- see how you end up? you bring home god knows who. what if he's an easy rider? or a wanted criminal? did you check his papers? mister!


i want to see your passport. borschov, i've been waitingfor you for 3 hours. you've been hanging aroundhell knows where. scam! what now... kolya's gone... god! alcoholic. what's wrong with downinga shot on pay day!


pay day my ass! i bought you perfume. 'moscow'. not there. i clearly remember buying it. you drank it up. with kolya. you've ruined my life, borschov! - here we go again...- yes... yes... 'here we go again'.


i've wasted 2 years of my lifeon you. thought we'd get marriedand live like all normal people do. i... hiccup, hiccup, for fedot you stick up,then jump on to jacob, then on to mike,then to anyone you like. you are a bastard, borschov. bastard. get back here! i said, get back here!


she thought..! - what's the next stop?- 'profsoyuznaya'. belikov. feel my forehead. am i runninga fever? it's room temperature. murad, you feel it. you need to cut down on yourdrinking. my uncle abdullah is 76. last year he won 3rd class in chess. what do i care about thisabdullah of yours.


say, uncle pasha, can i borrow5 rubles until payday? they paid out the wage advanceonly yesterday. - need to run to the polyclinic.- no way. cm'on, i quit. hey everyone! we've a group of technical schoolapprentices here! come in, feel yourselves at home. but don't forget you're visiting. oh, it's only borschov.


the rest are nice people basically. i'll allocate you to your sections, and our mechanics will showwhat you theoretically know. not a bad rhyme. avdeyev and buryak. your tutor will be belikov. he'll teach you to lose wrenches. god! rakhimov takes kim,krivonos and bubnov. uncle pasha shevchenko takesvasilyev, ivanov and sedin.


hello. - well, good luck!- the hell with it! well, get to know each other better. where're my guys? guys. not so fast! don't get to know each otherbetter! lyudmila ivanovna, and what aboutme? - what about you?- any students for me? no students left. they ran out.


what'd you mean, ran out? there's 8 of them.makes 2 for each of us. - that's not what i think.- why? because. sure, if a person went wrong once, -he's in for a life-long thrashing. you work your guts out -and you don't get no students. lyudmila ivanovna... i've been lyudmila ivanovnafor 40 years now. so? all right. no students it shall be.


- but what matters is the truth.- what truth? look at yourself in the mirror! 40 years!.. no one will evergive you more than 26! you two beer fans? when it gets hot. heat or no heat - don't even think about it at work!1 big, 2 small. my apprentice students. boy, it's hot!


borschov! you still here?! there's beenan accident. they called 3 times! albert petrovich! how's it going? they've forced these studentson me here. have to teach'em. stop! this way. what's this here? - a tap.- i can see that. what kind? - it's to water.- good. it's a watering tap! and what comes out of this tap?


- water.- sure as hell it's not beer. a spurt of water as thin as a match ends up in a leakage of200 liters a day. comrade mechanic! - over here! the 9th floor!- on my way! wait a second, afanasy nikolayevich.i'll wind the tap closed. wait! this is belikov's sector. he's got his own students.cm'on! semyon! start the elevator!need to get to the 9th floor!


can't do that.come back after lunch. outrageous! he's been fixing itfor 3 days. right, we'll come back after lunch. afanasy nikolayevich, water'sflooding the apartment up there. - wrench!- i only twisted it slightly, and... 'twisted it'! wrench! hurry up! give him the wrench! all i needed is this painin the ass. where do you work anyways,archimedes?


in the planetarium. what if i'd tried to twist oneof your microscopes? - a catastrophe.- see what i mean? cm'on, wiseguys. well, grandpa, i turned off yourwater main. and don't you attempt to openthe main tap. when'll you open it? hell knows. there're no 'o' ringsat the warehouse. - what am i supposed to do?- think! you're an astronomer, aren't you?


- maybe you could get one someplace?- where would i get it? - i'm no magic gold fish.- i'll be much obliged. get me my magic case, vova. think i had something like thatin store. just one. my own personal one. cost me 2.80. it's made in japan. there. - sly dog!- who, me? 3 cabbage soups, 3 beef fillets.


we'd rather like milk soupand potato cutlets. you talk too much. 3 compotes too. well hey there! - you work here now?- 81 kopecks. these are on me. them my students. it'll be 2 rubles 43 kopecks. why aren't you a foreman yet?they won't make you?


who, me? they offered me a thousandtimes. but what do i need it for? your ambitions are completelyatrophied. - wha..?- you've no urge to become famous. how can a foreman be famous? he's no cosmonaut or hockeyplayer. a foreman has heaps of workand a fixed salary. whereas i'm paid piece rate. - plus overwork.- plus tips. archimedes! he can usehis brains alright.


here's for the movie tickets. thanks. no thanks. and i'll give you back3 kopecks tomorrow. - you so rich, eh?- can't say we're poor. you think i'm poor? - i let them go.- what'd you mean, you let them go? they learned fast.clever guys. borschov, wait! - do you realize you...- hello.


- hello.- hello. - you never get tired of joking.- who's joking? why do you hang around here?i let you go, so off you go. we ask to be transferred to anotherspecialist. we refuse to work with borschov. - why?- it's a matter of principle. principle my ass! it is i who refuseto work with you! what do i need you for? samesalary, and an extra pain in my ass. afanasy!


hey there! - can i stay with you?- what? it's only for a while.she threw me out. gave me one bed set. said i could come for the second oneafter she picks it from the laundry. i rented this folding bed. afanasy! do you have macaroni? - macaroni.- no. i bought 3 packs. highest quality.


- step inside.- afanasy, do you snore? i don't know. well i do! but it's no big deal. you go ahead and punch meon the side. gotcha. so i moved in. - don't we have a tv-set?- nope. why don't we rent one?they're cheap. go ahead and do that.


- where'd i put it?- what're you looking for? - my necktie.- i'll give you mine. claudia brought it from sochi.it's nice looking. where is... there it is!lay there calm and quiet. mount ahun.against the setting sun. here, afanasy, wear it. no, thanks. afanasy. don't worry, i won't be stayinglong.


soon as mikhalych comes back fromvacation, i'll move to his place. you from the telephone station? - no. - you're vasya fromthe 3rd construction company! - right?- no. i'm kolya, a plasterer. you're the guy from assol cafelast night? - that's me.- i thought i saw you before. - why didn't you say so? hello!- hello. so it's a housewarming then?


draw! one of us will have to goget the booze. - oh, no!- why not? i've got... allergy. what?! allergy.there, this one? that's the one. all right then. you make yourselfat home, and i'm off to a meeting. oh, it's you? hey. i was passing by and i thoughti'd drop by.


well, you go on and head your way. how can i help you? sorry, wrong address. cleaning day trofimych! - where's fedul?- on lunch break. don't you ever have lunch?you're like some camel. camel yourself. i need to talk to sima petrovna.


where is she? leopold here. got married? long ago? may i? the lady's engaged, dude. - what is your name?- claire. - i'm carl.- dude! on this one it's dames that askmen to dance. what about yourself?are you a dame? and that is strictly my personalbusiness.


you're no dame, you're an asshole. what? it's wonderful weather, don'tyou think? all right, we'll talk later. cockroach's tit! young lady! do they havea cafeteria here? may i ask you for a dance? - me?- yes. you may.


looks like they don't havea cafeteria. i don't know.i'm here for the first time. i've arranged to come here with mygirlfriend, pasha stroganova, paramedic from ward 3.but she couldn't make it. good heavens! there's our tu committee chairman! now i will have to dance with himall night! sorry, pal. - may i?- already taken, dude.


ladies ask men. one minute. soon i'll be old and grey-haired, - time to retire and write memoirs... this is a hot dance. that's him. we can relax, have some tea,listen to the radio. the program for those whodo not sleep. - what's your name?- lyudmila.


well, i happen to be ruslan. holy baloney! i forgot to callour hr manager. i won't take a minute. ruslanych! i've a plasterer stayingat my place. tell him to grab his pillow andmattress and go into the bathroom. excuse me. hey, mister, can i have youfor a chat? working hours over. - chicken, eh?- who, me?


- scared of you?- cm'on then? cm'on. so who's an 'asshole'? they let you out? hazel-eyes!what re you doing here? - i thought...- you thought what? - i was worried.- worried? are you a street cleaner? - why?- why'd you have to call the police? now they'll report me to my boss.all right, bye now.


i'm really sorry! - where'd you live?- old city. old city. how will you get home? buses don't run at this timeof night. boiled water. spoon. tea. sugar? sugar.


drink it, or you'll catch pneumonia. what's your name, hazel-eyes? katya. i'm dormidont. - yevlampiyevich.- no you're not. you're afanasy. the country knows its heroesby name! how do you know me? you played volleyball with mybrother. snegirev. remember him? - the dark haired lad?- no, he's got brown hair.


he was in the reserve team. don't know anyone fromthe reserve. he moved to irkutsk.got married. has 3 kids. good for him. blimey!it's past 2.00. gotta go grab some sleep. you can sleep in the room,and i'll stay here. - i'll bring the folding bed.- oh no, i'll go home. the rain's over. almost. - i'd see you home, but...- oh no, no need to.


as you like. chao. i'll give you a ring. sometime. - what? what time is it?- wakey, wakey, company! sit. eat. did you hit the door jambor something? no. it was an airplane. what airplane? tu-134.


it was landing, i got a bit absentthere, and - bang! my volodya used to have a haircutexactly like yours. he comes back - i'll have tokeep an eye on him. - so you have kids?- two. volodya and lena, my girl. we need to buy a third fork. - go ahead.- you have to get married, afanasy. what ever for? so i get thrownout of my house like you? don't generalize.


mine is an individual separatecase. a family is a cell that formsa society, it is the foundation of a state. hello! hey there, hazel-eyes!how're you doing? - i'm fine.- that's my girl! keep it up! wait! what're you doing here? i work as an ambulance nurse. where i work - they weredistributing circus tickets.


they have himalayan bearsriding bicycles. i took 2 tickets. want to come? - when?- tonight. tonight i can't. have to get readyfor the world politics class. i'm conducting the politicsclass tomorrow. what's your number? 03? no. ours is a different number. 50-50-2. write it down.


i'll remember. 50 - that's one shotof vodka, one more shot, and 2. - still i'll write it down for you.- whatever. such is life, katyusha. it's all work, social extra-workactivities, self-education. and no personal life. soon as i'm free - i'll give youa call. comrades! we received another signalfrom the militia. and once again it's aboutborschov.


with your permission i'll read itto you. - go ahead, shoot.- afonya! come out to the stage. - let the good folks see you.- coming! on april 2 this year, while on vacation atthe 'gorny orel' resort home, employee of your organizationborschov, being in a drunken state, was arrested by the localmilitia


for jumping and bathing inthe fountain in the city square. we advise you to discussborschov's unworthy conduct and administer a public reprimand. chief of local militia dept ofthe city of ja... jarobaidy. captain tshardzh... tshardzhbridzhi badzhibayev. well, comrades. any questions to borschov? show some initiative, comrades!


why'd you jump into the fountain?was it so hot? - it was because of a woman.- she was drowning? no. there was a bunch of us. and she said: 'bet voldemar won'tjump into the fountain!' - so i jumped.- why you? why is it always you? that voldemar fellow should'vejumped. that's what she called me. oh, so i see. still it's not good,borschov. we gave you a discount on yourvoucher, - and you!


- that's not good.- can't agree more. borschov recognizes the factof his disorderly conduct. any suggestions? fyodorov! i suggest we issue a warning notice,and all go home. good idea. today they're showingthe 6th episode. i've already got a 'warning notice'.i don't have the 'severe reprimand'. oh, keep quiet, i know that. comrades. borschov already hasa 'warning notice'.


he hasn't got a 'severe reprimand'. - who is it?- the pope in person! - who?- it's the plumber! open up. hello. our tap roars like a tiger. you don't have to do that. i'll mess up your floor. done. it doesn't roar any more. - you can use it safely.- thank you. no problem.


if you need me, just call.i'm a. n. borschov. a. n. borschov! you intend to go barefoot? that's what overwork doesto you. my boy's got 3 conditions. will have to feed the littlesponger all summer. life's no easy thing. what time is it? young lady, what time is it please?


- 20 past 17.00.- 20 past 17.00. - so where is he?- he promised to be here at 17.00. one moment. wanna be the third party? - what?- wanna be third? - what?- oh, go home! afonya! i don't like peoplelike him! unpunctual. shit!


afanacy, do you happen to knowthe un decision on honduras? you and... who n? i've a feeling i live in a cave. - borschov!- i'm not in. i'm away on field works. complete isolation. afonya! hey, friend, call afonya for us,will ya! he's not in.


where is he? - he went away.- went away? he's on fieldworks. - i don't fancy the likes of him.- and who's that? - and who're you?- me? a relative... distant. spare us a ruble, relative.afonya owes me a ruble. - 2.- two! a. n. borschov?


- may i come in?- please do. done. you can use it now. how much do i owe you? nothing. the lack of client complaints - is the best reward for a jobwell done. all the best. eventually we can replace the sinktoo. borschov! what do you say? what is it?


need to cut! - what about a pipe strap?- no good. call the emergency brigade! they are fixing a sewer accidentin block 17. you know that. that's none of my concern. i finished my shift. you're the forewoman -you figure it out. good man, what about us?we can't eat, can't drink, can't wash our laundry.


300 apartments are left withoutwater. is this not water? good enoughfor drinking and washing. you can use it as a swimming pool,grandpa! am i right? and i'm done for today. see you tomorrow. chao! - what's your apartment, grandpa?- 27. so i've replaced the sink in thisone too. - sign here. it won't leak now.- it didn't before. it would have.


it was tin-plate. i've changed it for a cast iron -to last for ages. well thank you, but... you can't spread'thank you' over your bread. chao. done. you can use it now. i don't know how to thank youenough. that's nothing.


- you know who you are?- who? you're gena the crocodile. as handsome as him? no. as generous. with time i could install a finnish basin in yourbathroom. - ivan! what are you doing?- see for yourself. picking mushrooms. i see. 'and i play my harmonicafor passersby to see...'


- hey there, hazel-eyes!- hello. - how's life?- fine. that's my girl. keep it up! so what's new? ivan! that's no way to do it! it's leaning. you should usea plumbrule. why don't you come over hereand help. consultant. i can't. i've no time. so how's life? tell me.


where i work paramedic fedoseevahad just had twins. - no kidding!- yes. a boy and a girl. the girls and i went to buy hera baby pram. when we came back, they said someone called me. - i thought, maybe it was you.- me? no, i didn't call. i went away on fieldworks.only just come back. - i thought it might have been you.- no... just look at them!


can't do anything right. funny.they're doing it for themselves! and i thought it was you. give me your hand. clenchyour fist. say: beep! louder. hello! it's gena the crocodilespeaking. there, so i called you. i don't seem to be feeling well. i'd better go lie down.read some papers.


maybe you need medicine? no. i prefer homemade remedies to medicine. soon as i get better, i'll call you. at the vocational schooli used to sing in a choir. they were going to send meto a music school. i had a 1st degree in volleyballtoo. they recommended mefor a master's degree. i could be a couch by now.would travel worldwide.


if i hadn't quit, that is. what's the use... claudia travelled to hungary. i'vebeen asking her - she saw nothing. went on a shopping spree, boughta wig. that made her happy. - for you?- for herself. afanasy, are your parents alive? no. my mother died when i was one, father was killed in the war. you grew up in an orphanage?


no. my aunt looked after me. - she alive?- auntie frosya? she's alive all right. that's her. - and that's you?- right. you're funny. she used to call me magic horse. a good-looking woman. half our village was crazy abouther. only she was a one man woman. her fiancã© was killed in the finnishwar - and that was it for her.


she must have grown older by now. haven't seen her since i wentto serve in the army. remind me to send her a postcard,will you? i moved here, and i didn't send hermy new address. look! there's a comet. it's only an airplane. if they'd offered you a planet withany kind of life you choose, - what would you choose?


i'd like one with free beer. i'd choose one just like ours. only without wars, hotbedsof tension.... so that people would live in peaceand accord, and not abuse each other for trifling causes. give you an example. there's this guy vasya solovyev -our tasksetter. him and i spent 2 hours standingin line to buy fresh bloodworm. we finally got it, prepared it, -


and she threw it out into the sewer. who, solovyev? the bloodworm. broke our fishing rods too. no. i tell you, we haven't achievedall-round sociability. tired, afonya? yes. - hello, children.- hello, father.


do you do your homework? they do. you have to study. you can't getnowhere without education today. there you go. - borschov! drop by the office.- what? vladimir nikolayevich wants to see you. what for? there's been a report fromthe militia. you're charged with organizinga fight in a dance hall.


when do you have the time forall this, borschov? jumping into fountains, fightingin dance halls? comrades, does anyone have questionsto borschov? show some initiative, comrades. we're wasting our own time. - your turn to make a speech.- comrades! on what topic? - pipes.- comrades! for 3 months 1-inch pipes have beenlying useless in the yard,


and voronkov doesn't give a damn.and it's winter soon. get your sleigh ready inthe summer... - where would i get the workers?- voronkov! don't sidetrack the meeting! what do you suggest on the borschovcase? now about borschov. what about borschov? i think he deserves an honorablemention. - afonya? whatever for?- for a noble attitude to women.


vladimir ivanovich, let's not keepthe meeting waiting! borschov? maybe an honorablemention? a mention? comrades! this way we won'tbe through until next morning. it's such a trifling issue, and we are wasting so much time. go ahead, vostryakova.and no more jokes. i'm not in the mood. what is happening with us?


our comrade is going downhill,and we are laughing. goes downhill? he goes dancing! - you see what i mean.- quiet! quiet, comrades! go on, lyudmilaivanovna. - go on!- what? - suggest a community sanction.- what for? we have to respond to the signal. that's the thing. no one reallycares what happens to borschov. we all want to run home to watch tv.


meanwhile, before our very eyes, a working man is turning intoa hooligan and a drunkard. - he's a disgrace to look at.- don't look. i can't avoid it. yesterdayhe left the scene of an accident. 300 apartments, 3 blocks were leftwithout water. he left ruthlessly. i didn't sign up for workingovertime. all you can think of - is get a tip from the tenantand get stoned. you're a neanderthal man!


- a who?- a neanderthal! i'm fantomas. can you prove by facts that borschovaccepted cash from tenants? what other facts do you need? look at him scoffing at us! satisfied, as fat as butter,the world-beater! i don't need to sit on a diet. i'm not eager to get married.at 42. really now...


what shall we do with you,borschov? i suggest we give borschovthe sack. for what? for everything. because of your likes normal peoplecan't live in peace. my sister's husband fedul, your pal, squandered away allhis dough on booze. he beats up his wife, his son. yet you still want to make a manout of him.


i suggest that we fire borshov. which way is better: like this,or like this? don't crumple it. claudia broughtit from riga for me. hey there! nice weather, ein't it? why're you so jolly today? no special reason. i've been promoted to a managementposition. i'm away on fieldworks. - is the tenant home?- he went away on fieldworks.


- long ago?- that's right. i saw him in the window just now. oh really? that's strange. perhaps he slipped past meunnoticed. come in. oh, you've come back then! i've been in the kitchen.must've missed you. afanasy, when did you come back? - yesterday.- really? well, borschov, so you've decidedto keep your head down?


why? i simply decidedto take a break. - don't i have the right?- of course you do. - made in leningrad?- saratov. look at that. they've finallymastered the tricks of the trade. - taking a break, eh?- that's right, sir. my woman sais: go up to afonya,talk to him. after today's meeting he's boundto go on drinking bout. so you've come to lecture me? why lecture? thought i'd drop byfor no reason.


don't you have a tv set? nope. no radio either. and i don'tsubscribe to newspapers. - that's my boy, a hero.- no, you are the heroes. demoted a 4th degree mechanic toan odd-jobber, and are happy now. nobody's happy. you've got to understand:the people want to help you. help me? why does everyonewant to help me? i don't barge into people's lives,i let everyone live. i won't care if they walk on theirheads.


- they do just that.- so what do i care? care for some macaroni withcheese? no, thank you, i've alreadyhad dinner. - how about some tea?- that i might. thank you. you know what's your worstquality, borschov? you are indifferent. what's so bad about that? i'm indifferent. kolya hereis henpecked.


you are beetle-browed.we are all different. so what? i read in a book, that you shouldn't as much feartraitors and murderers, - because all they can do is betrayor kill, - as those indifferent. it's with their silent connivancethat all crimes are committed. same old story. what do all of youwant from me? am i any worse than all the rest? don't others take tips or drink?do all of them have wings?


why don't you leave the othersalone? think about yourself. look at yourself! comrade, you are wrong there. every individual first of allhas to think about the society, and only then - about himselfand his place in it. your philosophy will lead usnowhere. this is what i say, borschov. in building 4 you had replaceda finnish sink with a rusty old one.


if by tomorrow you won't put itback in place,- you will be fired. all philosophy aside. a. n. borschov? hello. you are a magician, a. n. borschov. - ellen, what floor?- 7. lena, do you have the keys? yes. ivan, i want you to meeta. n. borschov in person. oh, gena the crocodile!nice to meet you. orlov. - borschov.- look at the sink he brought us.


wonderful. how much dowe owe you? a.n. borschov works for free.he's an altruist. altruists can do with money too. they have wives too. that enough? - do we go or don't we, bros?- we sure do. there's some more. and we'llinstall it tomorrow, right? i'll be working at home. thank you.good bye. why isn't brother borschov joiningus? a. n. borschov, come on in. he's got work to do. good bye,gena the crocodile.


oh my darling, oh my darling, you stop leaning on your dove! oh my dove, oh my dove, i'm so terribly in love! there you go, my friend. one more time, mother! up! cut the yelling, cut the scolding, i won't hide and i won't run,


i am young, my heart is yearning, i just wanna have some fun! katyusha, there's someone askingfor you. - oh!- hello. you receive guests? - what kind of jam do you prefer?- any kind. there's blueberry jam.i made it myself. want some? i do. we've honey too. mother broughtsome from kuban. you like honey?


- where is your mother now?- she's on her shift. she works as a train conductor. don't you worry, afanasy.everything's going to be just fine! what's important is that you'rea good man, and all mistakes can be corrected. you should come to your senses. if i'd known you would come -i'd make a mushroom pie. katerina. would you marry me?


would you? for that you have to love me,don't you? if you like, on saturday we could go sailing. where i work this paramedic,shagar, has a 2nd degree in yachting sport. i'll ask him, and he'll take usfor a ride. would you like that? next summer we can sail alongthe yenisei river.


go camping. i saw it on tv - beautiful nature,rapids. we might as well. you have a wrinkle, right on your nose bridge. it's like a little ray. one over here too. we're getting old. it's because you like to laugh.


when someone's funny and jolly, they have wrinkles aroundthe eyes. jolly. i sure feel like jumpingwith joy. afanasy, i was thinking. where i work there's this girl, sonya ryabinkina, she was also judged bythe collective. but it was her own fault. she was rude with doctors.


she never wore her cap whenon shifts. never took part in social extra-workactivities. but then she came to her senses. now you wouldn't recognize her. she's always polite. wears herwhite cap at all times. she even started writing poemsfor the wall newspaper. about influenza, encephalitic... main thing is to come to one'ssenses. right? it's five o'clock.


i have to be going, katyusha. have to meet my aunt. my aunt is coming to visitfrom the village. afanasy, would you like me tocome with you? no, katyusha. it's cold outside. katyusha, was i very drunklast night? you see, we kinda celebratedyevdokimov's retirement... they're sending me to afrika. they've built a new hospital therewith up-to-date equipment.


3 people were supposed to go: anna ivanovna, ryabinkina and me. now i don't know whether i shouldgo or not. katya. what shift are you workingtoday? - the second shift.- i'll give you a call, right? deal, hazel-eyes? afonya, bosom buddy! - afonya!- he's not in. - afonya!- i'm telling you, he's not in.


and who are you? go get some sleep. you're drunk! why won't you stay for some more?we'll buy us a tv set. i can't. afanasy, i told you i can't. my son's coming back from the army.what example will i show him? so i'll apologize. no big deal. there's no harm in it for me. there, let's sit for the road.


maybe i should get married? i really don't know, afanasy. a man has to decide his own life. - wait, let's talk some more.- i can't. have to go. i still need to drop my thingsat home on my way to work. you forgot your hat. no problem. it's my contribution. afanasy, i wrote down my address for you.


drop by my place sometime. - promise!- i will. best when claudia is not at home. she saw your portrait and... well, you know. thank you, afanasy.thank you for everything. good bye. good luck! hello, aunt frosya.


hello, magic horse! i'm making you a shirt to wearon september 1. for that you've ruined youronly dress! it's no use anyway. relative! gimme a ruble, relative! afonya owes me a ruble. katyusha, we're here. what's wrong with you?


- lena, did they discharge fedoseeva?- not yet. katyusha! - someone called you.- who? a man. hey there, rabbits! he's not in, young lady. he left. - where to?- to a village. - oh, on fieldworks?- he left for good. how?


hello there. afonya! let's go home! - i'm talking to you!- be right there. i've been hearing it sincethis morning. hurry up! coming. what, you fancy my steel stallion? want to swap? i give you my horse, you give meyour cap.


fidget? boar? wait... wait, wait. turn your side to me. in the darkest forest,in the darkest forest... magic horse! - magic horse!- fidget. ask to be dismissed of my ownfree will - coma -


papers to be sent to borschov -coma - i give up my apartment.a. n. borschov. thank you, nadyusha. you plan to work here? - maybe.- not maybe. for sure! you know who this is? professorof plumbing engineering! by the way, he's single. give us a smile, lescheva. you know what teeth she's got?


she can bite a nail in half! yelizaveta! magic horse is back!my bosom buddy. - hello.- hello! - don't be late!- don't worry! he doesn't drink. - he's got allergy!- what? allergy! we'll go fishing. i bought a bike. only it's hush-hush for yelizaveta.while she's in fedot's henhouse. - i will plow...- i will plow...


- i will till the land!- i will till the land! - ivan ivanov! remember him?- you bet. every morning ivan ivanovtakes his stupid pants off! every night the same old manputs his pants back on again. wait till i get you!cockroach's tit! to think how many years i've sentdown the drain in the city! - now we'll start from scratch!- you bet! - in the darkest forest!- in the darkest forest! when?


it's been over a year now. i thought you knew. we sent you a telegram.didn't you receive it? i don't understand. i'll go get the key. hope i'm not interfering. who're you? i'm egor leschev. you don'tremember me? uncle egor.


come in, uncle egor. sit down. oh, no. i've just dropped byfor a sec. that's how it is, uncle egor.so i've come back. well, come into possessionof the inheritance. this is frosya's archive. i kept it just in case. papers for the house. account book. she saved 87 rublesin your name. bonds.


letters written by kolya,your father. his death notice. your letters. read'em, they're good letters. frosya wrote them to herself. - how?- very simple. she would write a letter, slip itinto a mailbox in leshevka village, then receive it at this end,and read it to us. everyone knew, of course,


but didn't show it. she loved you. she sure did. she passed awayright here, by the window. never got tired of waiting for you. the number! - the number?- give me the phone number. - hospital.- what hospital? i need the phone number. a shot of vodka - that's 50, 5-0,and then...


4? or 6? nadyusha, the client forgotthe number. forgetful fellow. will you give it a try throughthe register-office? a personal favor. thank you, nadyusha.the address! quick! - mine?- of your fiancã©. it's near a monastery. a 2-storey house.


do you at least know her name? - i do.- well? snegireva yekaterina. nadyusha, sweetie! try to find herfor me. city hospital. first 4 digits are: 50-50.name snegireva yekaterina. i'm waiting. - will she find her?- she will. hello. yes. - she's out.- where is she?


where is she, if you please? i see. thank you. she left. once a daring maplein a maple grove with a stunning birchfell hopelessly in love... attention! departure of flightnumber 302 verhnye yamki - petrozavodskis delayed due to... touch me and caress mewith your tender branch. now i stand here dyingfor your loving touch.


answer me, my darling,i love you so much. but the dashing whirlwindheard the song of love, he sent thunder comingon the maple grove. and the feeble maplelost the fearful fight, just his farewell love songlingers in the night. i want to change my ticket. again? how i dream to build a castle, a splendid crystal castle,


for my very lovely princess, i'd become the good magicianthat would work for you. cause it's only in a fairytale, yes it's only in a fairytale, that thing happen like you want them to. it is only in a fairytale that all your dreams come true. may i see your passport, young man?


ticket please? you were going to fly to murmansk,then to petrozavodsk. now - cherepovets? - so is it all the same to you?- looks like it. who are we running away from? from myself. you can run away from yourself, but not from the militia. follow me, mister.


transit flight zavyalovsk -cherepovets has just landed. passengers are requestedto board. mister! follow me. what's the problem anyway? this is not your passport,young man. whose is it? look here. now here. well?do you find any resemblance?


how about - like this? my apologies. someone called. i thought it might have been you. script - alexander borodyansky directed by georgy danelia camera - sergei vronsky production designer -boris nemechek music - m. veinberg


translation - elena baskakova

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