Przesluchanie Interrogation

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00:00:07 Warsaw, beloved Warsaw
00:00:10 I see you in my dreams
00:00:13 With your joyful people
00:00:17 And beautiful streets
00:00:20 You call me with longing
00:00:24 With your songs and words
00:00:27 Oh, how I would like to see you
00:00:31 Oh, my dreamed of Warsaw
00:00:34 Oh, how I would like to see you
00:00:38 Oh, my dreamed of Warsaw
00:00:42 Thanks for the song, my boy
00:00:46 Thanks for your heart and song
00:01:09 Do you like it?
00:01:15 INTERROGATION
00:02:11 Wake up, Tonia,
00:02:30 Guess, my sweetie,
00:02:37 Caress your pussycat
00:02:45 Partly sweet, partly mean,
00:02:52 Guess, my sweetie,
00:02:55 And if you guess right, I'll say yes
00:02:58 Yes, yes
00:03:01 Oh, yes
00:03:04 Yes
00:03:06 Guess, my sweetie,
00:03:12 Caress your sweet one's head
00:03:17 I'm mysterious, exotic
00:03:22 Guess, my sweetie,
00:03:25 And if you guess I'll say yes
00:03:27 Yes!
00:03:32 Yes, yes, yes
00:03:34 Yes
00:03:39 34TH ANNIVERSARY
00:04:23 - What's the matter, Tonia?
00:04:28 - Where's my beard?
00:04:31 Tonia!
00:04:33 Where is my beard?
00:04:37 My God, it's cold here
00:04:39 Get dressed, Tonia.
00:04:41 I'm not going home.
00:04:44 Get dressed.
00:04:46 - Get away from me, please!
00:04:48 Go back to feeling Junia up
00:04:51 Junia?
00:04:53 - I saw
00:04:56 I'm not going anywhere.
00:05:01 But darling, she's your best friend
00:05:04 You were being too friendly by half
00:05:08 I saw the play you were making for her
00:05:11 I'll go home on my own
00:05:13 Go, then. I don't need your lousy coat
00:05:16 This is ridiculous
00:05:19 Tonia. Goodbye
00:05:24 Excuse me
00:05:27 This is for you
00:05:30 Me and my friend
00:05:34 Could we possibly
00:05:38 Come and meet Tonia
00:05:41 We'd really like it if you came with us
00:05:45 What do you say?
00:05:47 The Trumanillo Circus
00:06:14 Shall we take a taxi?
00:06:17 - Kaz, I'm going, OK? See you
00:06:22 - Who's he?
00:06:24 Drink, girl. Drink!
00:06:27 Please, I can't drink any more
00:06:29 - Cheers!
00:06:37 Oh, God. I'm drunk
00:06:40 Do you know my husband?
00:06:44 Listen to me!
00:06:46 - Yes, I know him
00:06:50 But let's drink
00:06:53 - Here's to my husband!
00:06:58 Let's have a smoke
00:07:05 Ada, you're misbehaving
00:07:07 It can't be like this
00:07:13 Thanks for taking me out, boys!
00:07:20 Really
00:07:21 Cos if it weren't for you
00:07:25 You see, we had an argument.
00:07:32 My husband will be worried
00:07:35 The name of my street is Widok.
00:07:40 Quickly
00:07:43 Hey!
00:07:53 - Quickly!
00:07:58 6 Widok Street
00:08:13 Here we are
00:08:15 Come on
00:08:21 Why did you drink so much?
00:08:25 See you, boys
00:08:40 Name and surname?
00:08:45 Surname?
00:09:04 Leave me
00:09:10 Undress her!
00:10:43 Excuse me. Have you seen a red
00:10:49 They take all handbags
00:10:51 Get up or you'll be in for it
00:10:54 But... Oh, God, what time is it?
00:10:58 Excuse me
00:10:59 Line up straight there.
00:11:01 Is there a phone somewhere
00:11:04 - My husband doesn't know I'm here
00:11:06 I'm an artiste. I have to perform
00:11:10 I've got a performance. If I'm late...
00:11:17 Cell reporting.
00:11:20 Excuse me
00:11:34 Be quiet
00:11:55 - Hey, listen. Be quiet
00:11:58 Listen. My name is Antonina Dziwisz.
00:12:02 Tell someone to come and talk to me.
00:12:06 Be quiet or I'll bite you
00:12:11 Stupid woman
00:12:34 Be quiet
00:13:12 Letter 'D'
00:13:19 No
00:13:27 No
00:13:29 They're letting me out.
00:13:32 Letter 'D'!
00:13:36 Karmelicka Street, what number?
00:13:38 OK, don't worry.
00:13:41 They're letting me out. Antonina Dziwisz
00:13:45 Bye!
00:13:52 Don't you know
00:13:55 Sorry
00:14:12 Stay there
00:14:20 Good morning
00:14:22 Reporting Antonina Dziwisz
00:14:26 I'm very pleased that
00:14:28 There's a stool there
00:14:32 You see, I'm really glad
00:14:35 I've already asked the guards
00:14:38 ...someone to take me to an officer
00:14:41 - Name and surname?
00:14:44 Born 1st April, 1926 in Lwow
00:14:48 Daughter of Jadwiga
00:14:51 Yes
00:14:56 Damn drawer
00:14:58 Excuse me
00:15:01 It's always getting stuck
00:15:03 Above all,
00:15:06 ...if my husband's been informed.
00:15:10 You've definitely got me mixed up
00:15:12 You know how it is.
00:15:16 ...what the surname is or who it is
00:15:18 Yeah, so tell me now about yourself
00:15:21 But about what specifically?
00:15:23 Everything
00:15:25 Well, I don't think you want to hear me
00:15:29 Why not?
00:15:32 But about what?
00:15:35 About kissing at school
00:15:37 Look, maybe you could
00:15:40 I haven't done anything.
00:15:43 I don't know.
00:15:46 No one wants to talk with me.
00:15:50 This really is a waste of time
00:15:52 Don't worry. There's plenty of time
00:15:54 Don't you believe that
00:15:59 - Sorry
00:16:02 One thing at a time.
00:16:08 He had red hair and a big nose
00:16:11 - You're interested in that?
00:16:14 Who?
00:16:16 - The one I kissed
00:16:19 What does it matter?
00:16:21 - When did you lose your virginity?
00:16:24 Why do you need to know? What has
00:16:28 - Who was it?
00:16:32 - Is he alive?
00:16:34 He died from that poisoned homemade
00:16:37 - Did he rape you?
00:16:40 I wanted it as much as he did
00:16:43 You like those kind of things, don't you?
00:16:46 And you don't?
00:17:00 Listen. Have you been to our baths?
00:17:05 We can give you a bath
00:17:08 I don't understand why I have to talk.
00:17:18 No, they're not.
00:17:21 For every question I ask
00:17:34 OK. Let's go. The surnames
00:17:39 I don't remember surnames
00:17:43 During the uprising and after the war
00:17:46 - That man in the Rising?
00:17:49 His codename was "Boar"
00:17:51 - That's all I remember
00:17:53 Later we were taken to Pruszkow.
00:17:57 A boy lived there
00:18:01 Lysiak or something.
00:18:07 One time I went up to the attic
00:18:09 He reared pigeons.
00:18:14 And I came in and...
00:18:17 Yes, go on
00:18:19 Well, can't you imagine?
00:18:21 Later, after you left Pruszkow
00:18:23 Later in Lodz there was one.
00:18:26 Well, his real surname was Gorka
00:18:28 - And everyone called him...
00:18:31 And then there was my husband,
00:18:34 - Did you cheat on him?
00:18:37 - What's it to you anyway?
00:18:39 I don't mind telling you everything.
00:18:43 Do you know Witold Lemanski?
00:18:46 Yes
00:18:47 - Did you sleep with him?
00:18:50 He says otherwise
00:18:53 - Well, if you know better...
00:18:56 No
00:18:58 At your house we found
00:19:02 Well, if you've locked me up
00:19:05 ...it doesn't make sense. I never had
00:19:09 - I only know him by sight
00:19:12 - I was there once
00:19:15 We drank coffee.
00:19:20 And after you drank that mint liqueur
00:19:24 ...what happened then?
00:19:30 Who told you about those doughnuts?
00:19:34 - And do you know Major Olcha?
00:19:37 Well?
00:19:39 I don't know.
00:19:43 He organized performances
00:19:47 And I knew him as well
00:19:50 - Your friends didn't go to bed with him
00:19:56 Here I have a statement
00:20:00 ...claiming that he discovered
00:20:03 ...in compromising circumstances
00:20:09 Do you want me to read it?
00:20:12 It was just that once
00:20:47 - Major, are you finishing up here?
00:20:50 Sign this
00:20:52 - Can I take her out
00:20:55 If I catch you lying again
00:20:58 ...so that you'll remember it
00:21:04 I'm not signing anything
00:21:07 - What? Why won't you sign?
00:21:12 But this is a confession
00:21:20 Lieutenant. Once again from the start.
00:21:34 Are you going to let me out?
00:21:36 If it was up to me
00:21:40 ...and shoot you
00:21:44 - Where are you taking me?
00:21:47 You won't be there long
00:21:53 Upstairs
00:22:18 Hi
00:22:30 What's your name? I'm Tonia
00:22:37 Mira Szejnert
00:22:42 Listen. What's outside this window?
00:22:47 - A hospital
00:22:52 - And you?
00:22:54 For kissing boys at school
00:23:13 How long have you been here?
00:23:15 One and a half years
00:23:31 What do they get up to
00:23:51 Good morning
00:24:04 Cell reporting.
00:24:07 Any requests?
00:24:09 - No
00:24:49 Good morning
00:24:51 Good morning
00:24:57 Good morning
00:25:00 - Good morning
00:25:10 Is that cupboard free?
00:25:13 You can put it in mine
00:25:21 - And is that bunk free?
00:25:25 - What's your name? I'm Tonia
00:25:30 Wow.
00:25:33 From home. The farm
00:25:41 Help yourselves
00:25:43 Here you are. You want some?
00:25:47 - What's wrong with you?
00:25:51 Here you are. Would you like some?
00:25:55 And some bread. Here you are
00:25:58 Eat. You have to eat well
00:26:02 If you eat well,
00:26:06 Don't worry about me.
00:26:11 What are you talking about?
00:26:14 The party official came to survey
00:26:18 They wanted to take my land!
00:26:22 Well, would you hand over the land
00:26:26 ...and your father's father worked on?
00:26:38 How do you know that?
00:26:40 From the newspaper
00:26:42 General Tatar and Kirchmayer, for life
00:26:46 Colonels Utnik and Nowicki, 15 years
00:26:51 Illustrious people, all of them
00:26:53 - What's that?
00:26:57 How could Gomulka
00:27:01 I gather he's in jail too. So is the defense
00:27:06 Unbelievable
00:27:12 What are you doing?
00:27:39 Where does the path lead to?
00:27:48 Which way do you take?
00:28:07 I'll never meet
00:28:15 Who I have been waiting for
00:28:28 Across the peaceful river...
00:28:39 Letter 'D'
00:28:42 Letter 'D'!
00:28:45 For you
00:28:47 Please don't take me to be interrogated.
00:28:54 Don't be stupid.
00:28:57 No, go.
00:29:04 To which political organizations did you
00:29:08 I didn't belong to any organization
00:29:10 Rubbish! You must have belonged
00:29:14 No, I didn't belong to the movement.
00:29:18 Your first lover was a soldier
00:29:21 Yes, he was but that's better
00:29:24 I'll tell you. Evidently, you were drawn
00:29:28 To the underground forces of
00:29:32 You're from a Proletariat family
00:29:38 - Could I have a cigarette please?
00:29:41 You only think about your own arse
00:29:44 Stuff your face and get laid.
00:29:50 When others were working away for
00:29:54 But I've been working
00:29:58 You call waving your arse about
00:30:03 What planet are you on?
00:30:06 What system do we have?
00:30:08 What is people's power?
00:30:11 What country do you live in?
00:30:20 - Name, surname, date of birth
00:30:24 Sit up straight.
00:30:27 - How was it with Olcha?
00:30:29 - That's not enough
00:30:31 Tell me everything in detail and you will
00:30:34 It was hot.
00:30:36 - Sit up straight, head up
00:30:39 We had accommodation in tents
00:30:41 And I was hot so I went out.
00:30:45 So I went over to smoke a cigarette
00:30:48 Kazimierz Olcha was there
00:30:51 We didn't have costumes so we swam
00:30:56 - Later we found ourselves in a lorry
00:31:00 And later our costumes...
00:31:02 - On the grass or in a car?
00:31:05 You keep changing your story.
00:31:08 No
00:31:09 When did you decide to have
00:31:13 Why are you prying
00:31:15 - Is your husband bad in bed?
00:31:18 Why? For money?
00:31:22 - Where did he get dollars from?
00:31:25 Sit up! Head up!
00:31:27 Why did Olcha pay you dollars?
00:31:31 I am innocent. Why can't I get
00:31:36 I want to write to my husband.
00:31:39 Here!
00:31:45 Sign
00:31:58 Did they kill her?
00:32:01 She won't die that quickly
00:32:06 She's OK
00:32:07 She hasn't broken anything.
00:32:10 Lift her head up
00:32:13 Up we get. Good. You need to sit
00:32:22 - Look. The last piece, with garlic
00:32:26 She has to eat
00:32:28 Open your eyes. Sit up. OK?
00:32:31 Do you feel OK?
00:32:36 Letter 'S'
00:32:45 Hold it together
00:33:28 Did you sign anything?
00:33:31 What do you mean?
00:33:33 Everyone signs
00:33:35 Yeah, I know. But I'm innocent
00:33:41 It doesn't matter.
00:33:44 But I haven't done anything wrong
00:33:46 But no one gets out
00:33:49 It's simply impossible
00:33:51 But I can get out
00:33:54 What do you mean by mistake?
00:33:57 They've got me mixed up
00:34:01 But the authorities
00:34:04 I'd advise admitting to everything
00:34:10 Otherwise they can vaporize you
00:34:14 Just like they vaporized Colonel Wara
00:34:19 And they told his family
00:34:24 But I've got nothing to confess to
00:34:27 So you'll have to think of something
00:34:32 But why should I have to lie?
00:34:36 Why should I make something up?
00:34:40 You must understand
00:34:42 The authorities
00:34:45 There's a fierce class battle going on
00:34:47 The enemy could be lurking
00:34:50 We have to be on our guard
00:34:52 Any weapon that advances victory
00:34:55 Every one. You have to understand that
00:34:57 But I'm sitting in prison,
00:35:00 Why should I care about all that?
00:35:03 Listen, it won't always be like that
00:35:05 In five, ten years
00:35:08 ...our methods will change.
00:35:12 Wouldn't you like your children to live
00:35:17 But this can't be done without martyrs.
00:35:20 And would you agree to be such
00:35:25 I'm an American spy
00:35:29 A real spy?
00:35:31 But not subjectively
00:35:34 All my life
00:35:38 I am an objective spy
00:35:40 I was found out
00:35:43 I don't understand what that means
00:35:45 It was like this.
00:35:49 ...asked me to take
00:35:53 He pretended to be a communist
00:35:56 ...that he was working for his intelligence
00:35:59 All our new projects -
00:36:03 He passed the information on
00:36:07 But you didn't do it on purpose.
00:36:10 That's what I mean.
00:36:13 But objectively I did the work of a spy
00:36:16 And I have to suffer
00:38:03 Konstanty!
00:38:28 I think it's high time
00:38:35 Jesus, stop splashing that water.
00:38:54 Wash
00:38:58 Please wash yourself.
00:39:02 You know they just want you to behave
00:39:07 Get away from me!
00:39:10 You're behaving like they want you to
00:39:16 My God! My God!
00:39:21 A year ago I did exactly the same
00:39:23 Get away from me! I told you!
00:39:26 You've wasted all that water
00:40:49 Yeah! So he goes,
00:40:53 "...the land, the cows, the horses
00:40:56 "We'll set up home there,
00:40:59 "...because here those bastards
00:41:03 I'd love to go to Brazil
00:41:06 One guy was in France
00:41:09 Why?
00:41:10 There was no brown bread just white
00:41:13 I'd like some white bread rolls
00:41:15 I said, "Do you think I'd leave the land...
00:41:17 "...my father and his father
00:41:22 "I'm not so stupid as to let them steal
00:41:25 He went to the barn.
00:41:30 Listen
00:41:32 Have I told you about when we went
00:41:37 - No
00:41:42 One day, suddenly, they gave us
00:41:47 Kaz Olcha, Junia,
00:41:50 ...and of course this is after
00:41:53 Totally wasted.
00:41:56 There's this field.
00:41:59 There are tanks, cars and cannons there
00:42:02 So Junia, totally pissed,
00:42:05 She wanted to get into the tank
00:42:08 We'd never been in a tank
00:42:12 Don't sit there on the bunk
00:42:17 So... where was I?
00:42:19 So I get into this tank and what do you
00:42:23 I was so drunk so I go, "OK let's shoot
00:42:28 So Kaz goes, "Let's load it",
00:42:31 I didn't know
00:42:34 And so we fire a shot -
00:42:38 We look up. An alarm has been raised -
00:42:42 ...and getting into some lorries.
00:42:45 They must have thought
00:42:48 Eventually we stagger out
00:42:50 It turns out the round was live
00:42:54 Shit was splattered everywhere
00:42:56 Soldiers were running
00:43:01 And getting into those lorries
00:43:03 Of course, Junia and I stank so badly
00:43:07 ...that we couldn't go on stage
00:43:26 Have you got a cigarette?
00:43:37 I would like to make an amendment
00:43:41 All right
00:43:42 I said I slept with those men
00:43:47 All of those men meant a lot to me
00:43:51 When I was giving those details
00:43:55 - About love?
00:43:57 Well, apart from the pigeon bloke
00:44:01 - You're up to something again
00:44:05 So you're saying
00:44:11 ...there was a bond
00:44:14 - They all meant a lot to you, right?
00:44:17 Can you tell me how much
00:44:21 - No...
00:44:23 For example, what would you
00:44:26 I've told you everything.
00:44:32 OK
00:44:36 Do you know what
00:44:39 - I know
00:44:42 Death
00:44:45 So let's say you had a choice -
00:44:49 - What would you choose?
00:44:52 So, Olcha doesn't really mean
00:44:56 You must understand that if you help us
00:45:00 We can, for example,
00:45:03 But sentencing for what?
00:45:05 You have to tell us
00:45:07 Who he met with, what you talked about,
00:45:11 But I only talked to him
00:45:14 If I'm to talk about my private matters
00:45:18 You've already said
00:45:21 One ought to be consistent
00:45:24 But everything I've said
00:45:28 How do you know
00:45:31 Well, I don't know how you'll use it
00:45:34 I promise you that
00:45:37 - Your husband won't find out either
00:45:41 OK, I'll be honest with you
00:45:49 But I also want you to be honest, OK?
00:45:52 OK, I've wavered a bit, but how
00:45:55 I give you my word
00:45:59 Well, all right then
00:46:01 - I have your word?
00:46:04 But I warn you
00:46:12 Olcha has been unmasked
00:46:18 He's charged with
00:46:21 Betrayal of his country. Spying for
00:46:29 - Kaz?
00:46:31 But that's impossible
00:46:36 - You'd think so
00:46:40 He was arrested
00:46:48 Right! How did the plot begin?
00:46:50 But I'm telling you, there was no plot
00:46:53 We are dealing with a plot
00:46:57 When a fourth person comes in they go
00:47:01 But nobody went quiet
00:47:04 You too were part of a plot.
00:47:08 What plot?
00:47:11 We met up, drank vodka, told jokes.
00:47:16 Anyway, if you'd known Kaz
00:47:19 ...he was just a cheerful, lovely guy
00:47:24 And above all he's my friend
00:47:26 You call someone who betrays
00:47:29 - I believe him more than you
00:47:33 That's not everything. You took part
00:47:38 What buildings?
00:47:40 Have you forgotten about the incident
00:47:45 - Who told you about that?
00:47:48 Was it Witkowska?
00:47:50 I was just telling a story in the cell
00:47:54 I just made it up -
00:47:58 We have cast iron evidence
00:48:01 OK. So shit flew everywhere
00:48:04 That's what happened.
00:48:07 A communal lavatory is as important
00:48:10 You weakened the defensive power
00:48:13 You were working
00:48:16 We were drunk. I didn't know what was
00:48:24 If you sign a confession that you were
00:48:29 ...you could save your neck
00:48:31 But it was my idea to shoot
00:48:38 "Major Olcha passed an agent to me
00:48:43 - I didn't say that
00:48:47 I want to read my previous confession
00:48:49 You've already signed it
00:48:51 I'm not signing this
00:48:56 You know yourself
00:49:06 Not true?
00:49:09 Great. I haven't been able
00:49:12 I'll give you a cold perm
00:49:19 So is it true or not?
00:49:25 Maybe it's true?
00:49:31 - Yes
00:49:38 Yes!
00:49:54 Sign this
00:50:04 - It doesn't write
00:50:10 It doesn't write
00:50:21 Dip it in this. Here, write
00:50:30 Damn, write!
00:50:33 It doesn't write. The nib is broken
00:50:37 For fuck's sake!
00:50:42 BOLLOCKS
00:50:47 Warden! To the baths!
00:51:08 No. Let me go please.
00:51:15 No!
00:51:24 I'm frightened
00:51:34 Faster
00:54:07 Leave her
00:54:13 Listen.
00:54:31 You have to wash, don't you?
00:54:35 Not to be like an animal, you hear that?
00:54:40 You have to eat because then you can
00:54:44 You've got to sign and make up crimes.
00:54:48 Then our children will live
00:54:56 And to every question
00:55:01 No!
00:55:02 They'll smack us in the teeth so hard
00:55:08 Class consciousness
00:55:13 Do you understand that? I was stupid
00:55:19 Shooting's too good for people like me
00:55:21 And you've got to belong
00:55:25 Quiet!
00:55:29 You'll keep ratting on us, won't you?
00:55:33 Yeah, go on, take it out on me.
00:55:38 Communists are
00:55:41 Go on
00:56:03 What happened?
00:56:14 Calm down
00:56:23 Jesus!
00:56:31 Calm down
00:56:34 Quiet
00:57:01 - Reporting Antonina Dziwisz
00:57:09 Please, sit over there
00:57:22 - Eat
00:57:29 I know what you had for breakfast
00:57:33 I'm not hungry
00:57:35 You're being stupid
00:57:39 You'll lose strength.
00:57:45 You're right
00:57:47 What nice rolls.
00:57:51 - Why isn't there a knife?
00:57:58 I want to talk with you seriously
00:58:00 Every citizen is obliged
00:58:05 Think about it. Whose side are you on?
00:58:07 That of the traitor
00:58:10 That means the fatherland
00:58:15 Why are you protecting him?
00:58:20 - Why are there no napkins?
00:58:24 My mum always said talking about
00:58:27 ...isn't good for you
00:58:31 If you cooperate with us,
00:58:36 ...you'll be treated much more leniently
00:58:41 And what do I get? A lollipop?
00:58:43 - I'm serious!
00:58:45 I've got a terrible sweet tooth
00:58:48 You'll get permission to go out
00:58:51 - Wouldn't you like that?
00:58:55 Promotion to Baths Unit Manager?
00:58:57 Don't speak to me so informally.
00:59:00 You are important, aren't you?
00:59:03 Fascist slut. I've tried to be nice to you
00:59:06 But I'm obviously wasting my time.
00:59:10 It's you who he should teach.
00:59:17 Major, the subject is refusing to comply
00:59:22 Apply a knife or a coin.
00:59:44 Bring her in
01:00:00 Comrade, reporting Mira Szejnert
01:00:08 Read
01:00:11 - "I, Mira Szejnert..."
01:00:16 And louder
01:00:18 "Together with Antonina Dziwisz,
01:00:20 - Can't your read louder?
01:00:24 "...where a liaison officer
01:00:26 "He gave the order to Antonina Dziwisz
01:00:29 "...in army bases for
01:00:36 So?
01:00:38 She says black and you say white
01:00:40 Mira, why did you do that?
01:00:44 Speak, did we force you?
01:00:47 Confess, you won't get a long sentence.
01:00:51 They forced you
01:00:56 I had to
01:01:00 - I really had to
01:01:02 What the fuck d'you mean "you had to"?
01:01:15 So, are you going to sign?
01:01:23 Don't be stupid. Sign and it's all over
01:01:28 The authorities aren't going to
01:01:39 Take your clothes off
01:01:44 All of them
01:02:02 And?
01:02:05 You filthy little slut
01:02:07 You think you can wind me up?
01:02:12 If you don't sign
01:02:18 I'll count to five
01:02:20 One
01:02:22 Two
01:02:25 Three
01:02:27 Four
01:03:04 Get dressed
01:03:16 You fucking bastards
01:03:20 Fucking bastards
01:03:23 Fucking jerks.
01:03:29 Pieces of fucking shit
01:03:34 Fucking scum
01:03:38 You yourselves don't believe
01:03:42 Fucking bastards. Sadist!
01:03:46 I see we have taken the wrong approach
01:03:49 It's just a question
01:03:52 What method can you use
01:03:55 - You haven't got the imagination
01:03:58 Gestapo. Nazi
01:04:01 If we've taken the wrong tack with you
01:04:04 Gestapo!
01:04:07 You stupid insolent whore.
01:04:11 What do you know
01:04:15 What do you know
01:04:32 I'm tired
01:04:33 You're not going back to the cell
01:04:50 You can walk around a bit
01:04:52 You'll sign everything sooner or later
01:04:57 You've got no reason
01:05:01 Of course, sooner would be better
01:05:09 You've got nothing to fall back on
01:05:13 No great idea
01:05:17 I suppose you think you'll be a hero
01:05:20 No one becomes a hero
01:05:24 ...but from dedication to a great cause.
01:05:28 You want to die.
01:05:31 For whom? A traitor?
01:05:35 Only those guided by a great idea
01:05:39 Those who struggle
01:05:42 And no one will remember them
01:05:47 It's as if we were all in a car
01:05:50 One wrong move and we'll all crash.
01:05:56 If at this stage when our system
01:06:00 If our enemies can find
01:06:03 ...it could have terrible consequences
01:06:06 Try to understand
01:06:12 - Eat
01:06:19 You can put the dumplings
01:06:22 Yes. Lift your leg higher
01:06:25 Stop singing
01:06:26 Don't bother me with that.
01:06:31 Stop singing!
01:06:33 I haven't got time. Yes.
01:06:37 Stop singing
01:06:40 Stop singing
01:06:46 You stupid woman.
01:06:48 I can bring anyone off the street and
01:06:52 Ada. It can't be like this
01:08:27 Someone's on the phone for you
01:08:30 - What?
01:08:52 Stupid woman! What have...?
01:08:54 Are you trying to make a fool of me?
01:08:57 There was a call.
01:09:00 - What's she doing here?
01:09:02 She has to be brought round.
01:09:06 We'll have to start from scratch
01:09:08 - Take care of it
01:10:20 There... my sweet
01:10:24 See?
01:10:26 See?
01:10:43 I'm scared
01:10:45 Don't be scared
01:10:48 - I'm scared
01:10:51 - I'm scared. It's a dream
01:10:55 I'm scared. It's a dream!
01:10:58 - What dream?
01:11:16 What's the time?
01:11:21 Five
01:11:24 Five in the evening
01:11:29 Five in the morning
01:11:34 I'll tell the Major that you let me sleep
01:11:38 And he'll replace me with someone
01:11:44 Why did you do that?
01:12:15 I don't want to force you to confess
01:12:19 I would like you to freely admit
01:12:23 Guilty of what?
01:12:29 I would like you to understand that...
01:12:33 ...for matters of state importance,
01:12:38 ...sometimes you have to sacrifice
01:12:41 ...and sometimes even friendship
01:12:44 Maybe you could make
01:12:46 ...but I really don't know anybody
01:12:50 And Mira Szejnert?
01:12:54 You want to convince me
01:12:57 ...that if they've betrayed me
01:13:01 You don't know my friends.
01:13:04 They're people who don't betray
01:13:07 You're still very naive
01:13:10 After all, there's no such thing
01:13:16 In Auschwitz what was honesty for one
01:13:24 People are capable of doing
01:13:28 Everyone. Without exception
01:13:32 Were you afraid?
01:13:34 Yes. I was then
01:13:37 - I was afraid
01:13:41 What of? Death?
01:13:44 No. Loneliness
01:13:49 - Do you believe in God?
01:13:53 So in whose name
01:13:57 You know, I always
01:14:00 As a punishment
01:14:04 The whole family in Lwow died
01:14:10 After the outbreak of the uprising
01:14:13 His codename was "Boar".
01:14:16 I was really taken by him
01:14:18 He had shiny officer's boots
01:14:22 He was terribly attractive
01:14:25 One night I got away from the bakery
01:14:29 We went to this flat during a bombing.
01:14:36 And it was really wonderful,
01:14:39 I hurried back feeling guilty
01:14:43 ...and there I was enjoying myself
01:14:47 But when I got back
01:14:52 It was just a pile of rubble.
01:14:57 And you know what I think?
01:15:00 No matter what, in life you've got
01:15:06 Sensibility and obedience
01:15:12 Perhaps that's the only thing I believe
01:15:24 I want to go back to the cell
01:15:47 Sergeant. Here's to the birthday boy!
01:15:50 Vodka!
01:15:57 - Cigarette?
01:16:01 - Shall we get her clothes off?
01:16:03 - You know... her
01:16:05 So she stinks. So what?
01:16:10 Morawski
01:16:13 Give the patient a drink
01:16:17 - It's a waste of a shot, Major
01:16:22 - Come here and help me
01:16:30 Go on. Drink, little girl
01:16:33 Go on, drink
01:16:36 - Drink
01:16:40 Happy Birthday to you...
01:16:43 Happy Birthday to you...
01:16:50 Now she'll be sick
01:17:29 Don't kill me. I want to live
01:17:33 Let me go. I'm begging you. No!
01:17:41 Leave me
01:17:43 Name, surname. Father's name?
01:18:09 Name, surname, date of birth,
01:18:19 - Name
01:18:22 - Surname?
01:18:24 - Father's name?
01:18:28 - Father's name?
01:18:31 Date of birth?
01:18:33 Date of birth?
01:18:42 So... are you going to sign or not?
01:18:46 This is your last chance
01:18:51 No
01:19:01 Shoot
01:19:03 Do it
01:19:08 Shoot!
01:19:11 You. Tell him to shoot me!
01:19:15 Do it! Please!
01:19:32 These methods are crap
01:19:34 First some stupid breakfast.
01:19:37 A brothel or an investigation?
01:20:21 Where's Mira?
01:20:23 They let her out
01:20:26 She's free
01:20:30 Good
01:20:40 I can't take this any more
01:20:50 Let me out of here!
01:20:53 Let me out!
01:20:56 Mummy!
01:21:00 Let me out!
01:21:06 I would like to inform you
01:21:14 Does that make any difference to you?
01:21:19 How do you feel?
01:21:26 Warden? Come here
01:22:11 Tonia. How do you feel?
01:22:16 Are you all right?
01:22:19 I wrote so many letters to you.
01:22:27 What's the matter? Tonia?
01:22:34 You see. It's like this...
01:22:36 For the first few days
01:22:40 I thought you'd died
01:22:46 I thought I was going out of my mind
01:22:51 Then after a couple of days
01:22:55 I was finally summoned
01:22:59 One of the officers explained to me
01:23:01 A lieutenant said
01:23:07 I couldn't believe it.
01:23:12 But Tonia.
01:23:16 With your own signature
01:23:21 Tonia how could you?
01:23:27 You slept with Wit Lemanski
01:23:30 There were so many others
01:23:33 With such coldness? So easily?
01:23:38 Didn't you stop to think
01:23:46 I'll never forgive you
01:23:48 You destroyed our marriage
01:23:54 So coldly and cynically
01:23:59 Tonia, I hate you
01:24:03 I hate you.
01:24:07 That's all I really came
01:24:12 ...because anyway I can get
01:24:18 That's all
01:24:23 Tonia, at least say that it wasn't...
01:24:27 That they...
01:24:34 Nothing?
01:24:55 Stand here
01:24:57 A parcel from your husband
01:28:16 Oh, gosh!
01:28:20 Help!
01:28:24 Help!
01:28:41 Murderers!
01:29:28 So she comes over to me
01:29:31 Three packets... she comes to me
01:29:36 Look. She's woken up
01:29:50 - Where am I?
01:29:55 Am I in prison?
01:29:57 What did you think?
01:30:01 - What time is it?
01:30:07 And it's 1952?
01:30:09 Maybe it is 1952.
01:30:12 I'm here for life anyway
01:30:24 Do you have a mirror?
01:30:27 A mirror?
01:30:40 Take all the water from the siphon
01:30:43 Kiss kiss
01:30:46 Legs and tits
01:30:52 Emilia Walesiak
01:30:56 For you from the men's ward
01:31:00 Kisses on your legs
01:31:02 Your tits
01:31:41 Mira?
01:31:53 I thought they let you out
01:31:57 Yes
01:32:04 You're not angry with me, are you?
01:32:07 I don't hold anything against you
01:32:11 No
01:32:13 Mira, what's the matter with you?
01:32:24 Mira?
01:32:25 You don't recognize me, do you?
01:32:31 Dziwisz
01:32:37 Mira
01:32:59 Here, my Princess.
01:33:13 Lullaby, sweet Jesus, lullaby
01:33:25 Lullaby, my baby, precious and dear
01:33:37 Lullaby, sweet Jesus, lullaby
01:33:50 Your mother will cradle you
01:33:57 And wipe away your tear
01:34:03 Letter 'D'
01:34:31 Best wishes
01:36:46 Cell reporting.
01:36:49 Any requests?
01:36:51 Antonina Dziwisz wishes to see
01:36:55 ...to make an important statement
01:36:59 Name, surname and date of birth
01:37:04 I wanted to tell you something in private
01:37:07 We have to follow protocol
01:37:11 You'll regret this
01:37:14 Leave
01:37:23 What the hell do you think
01:37:28 You know fully well
01:37:32 So what did you want?
01:37:36 I'm pregnant
01:37:48 Don't worry
01:37:50 I'll say I was raped in hospital
01:37:59 Don't worry, I didn't say anything
01:38:01 ...and I won't say anything about you
01:38:04 It makes no difference
01:38:06 Olcha was shot a long time ago
01:38:15 You son of a bitch
01:38:19 - Tonia
01:38:23 Tonia. Listen. We have to talk
01:38:27 Don't touch me
01:38:30 - Comrade, you called for me
01:39:09 - Head of cell, come here
01:39:12 Wait a moment, will you?
01:39:15 In a minute! Wait a moment!
01:39:19 Waligorska
01:39:21 Antonina Dziwisz
01:39:23 Dziwisz! Are you deaf? Move yourself!
01:39:31 And the parcel? The parcel's for me
01:39:33 That's it
01:39:36 - Show me
01:39:38 - Haven't you seen it?
01:39:41 It's almost new
01:39:43 It was supposed to be old and American.
01:39:46 It's a bit too big for me
01:39:48 - I'll buy it for 180
01:40:00 News! Stalin's dead. Pass it on
01:40:05 Listen!
01:40:06 Stalin's dead
01:40:09 What?
01:40:12 - What's she doing?
01:40:15 When?
01:40:19 It can't be true!
01:40:23 I told you!
01:40:25 Did you hear that?
01:40:28 Did you hear that or not?
01:40:34 What happened?
01:40:38 Stalin's dead
01:41:13 Shut up!
01:42:21 The toilet's dirty. Clean it
01:43:02 The towels are dirty. Change them
01:43:11 - Surname?
01:43:14 - First name?
01:43:16 The child's name?
01:43:18 - The child's name?
01:43:24 - Surname?
01:43:30 You pigs! No!
01:43:33 Child's name?
01:43:35 Malgorzata, but be careful
01:43:39 Surname?
01:43:42 Surname?
01:43:44 I said surname?
01:43:49 Please, I'm begging you
01:43:51 Don't take my baby
01:44:32 Listen
01:45:07 You'll be out in three months.
01:45:15 Take her out
01:45:20 I understand
01:45:54 Hello. Operator?
01:46:55 - Hey, be careful
01:47:24 The child is doing fine in our care.
01:47:28 And her father visits her
01:47:31 A short man... receding a bit?
01:47:37 No. Tall and slim with glasses
01:48:17 I can't recognize her
01:48:30 Malgosia?
01:48:35 Malgosia?
01:48:38 Malgosia? I'm your mummy
01:48:44 Come here. Malgosia?
01:48:48 Malgosia?
01:48:51 Come to me. Malgosia?
01:48:58 Malgosia
01:49:02 I'm your mummy.
01:49:05 Malgosia?
01:49:11 Hey, come on. Don't cry.
01:49:15 Please don't cry.
01:49:43 Daddy
01:49:47 Daddy
01:49:55 Daddy