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During the 1917 Russian revolution, a group of artistocrats find themselves in the custody of a brutal Communist revolutionary. He lusts after one of them, a ballerina, and gives her an ultimatum: give in to him or her friends will face the firing squad.
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00:00:00Oh
00:04:37Bravo.
00:04:38A true artist.
00:04:40Whatever your public demands, you give.
00:04:42You give.
00:04:43You give, please.
00:04:54Why are we stopped?
00:04:55Shh.
00:04:56Be quiet.
00:04:57Perhaps we've arrived.
00:04:58It's Sevastopol.
00:04:59Sevastopol?
00:05:00No.
00:05:01It must be over a hundred bars from here.
00:05:02Stop talking.
00:05:03I do.
00:05:04Isn't it dear?
00:05:05No?
00:05:07Yes, of course ...
00:05:19I need you.
00:05:20I have some work.
00:05:22Come on.
00:05:23Now...
00:05:24Greetings, comrade.
00:05:41Greetings.
00:05:43Success to the revolution.
00:05:44So say all workers.
00:05:46Long live the Soviets.
00:05:47Join us, comrade.
00:05:49There's always room for one more.
00:05:54Going far?
00:06:06No, not far.
00:06:09Just to join Kalenko.
00:06:11Kalenko?
00:06:13Yes, he and his sailors have cut the railway this side of Sevastopol.
00:06:16Cut the railway?
00:06:17This one?
00:06:18Yes.
00:06:21Why?
00:06:24Were you going to Sevastopol?
00:06:49Scarcely.
00:06:50We're going where you are, comrade.
00:06:54Here.
00:06:58Have some tea.
00:07:04You must be cold.
00:07:11Try this.
00:07:12It's all we have.
00:07:14Nice.
00:07:28I'll reach the cracks.
00:07:30The revolution knows how to deal with your kind.
00:07:32Shoot you down like you're in your side, you stuff.
00:07:35Yeah.
00:07:36But the men's have cut the line at Sevastopol.
00:07:51Take this and turn off the Theodosia.
00:07:53From there, we'll take a boat.
00:07:54Well, no.
00:08:15You're welcome.
00:08:21You're welcome.
00:08:21Any word, Colonel?
00:08:43Not since the one an hour ago.
00:08:44But, Colonel, please, Your Honor, I'll party at the hotel.
00:08:47Must know when the boat will get in.
00:08:49All right.
00:08:50Get the steamer portion again.
00:08:51Why so nervous, my friend?
00:08:53I'm not, Colonel.
00:08:54It's the women.
00:08:55They won't feel safe until they know that the boat of Sebastopol is actually here.
00:09:04You talk as if the Reds were just around the corner.
00:09:07How can you tell, Colonel?
00:09:09Who knows where that...
00:09:10That sailor clinkle will show up next or when.
00:09:14I wish he'd put his nose in here.
00:09:17We'll have a surprise for him after the Pushkin gets in.
00:09:19There's a whole company of Cossacks on board.
00:09:21Well, thank you, sir.
00:09:23Oh, what do you want?
00:09:41Milk.
00:09:42My child.
00:09:43She's sick.
00:09:45You know the orders?
00:09:46Yes, comrade, but I had to.
00:09:49And the shop was just over there.
00:09:51No civilians allowed on the street after dark.
00:09:53But I'm not a red.
00:09:55You wouldn't stop me.
00:09:57You can't!
00:10:16Why do you wear this dress in this dirty place?
00:10:35No better than a factory town.
00:10:40Sasha, you're a confirmed grumbler.
00:10:42You don't like it when you can't dress me up
00:10:44and you complain when you do.
00:10:46Well, my little one,
00:10:49you have so few things left.
00:10:52Why do you want to waste them?
00:10:55Why not?
00:10:56Everybody's dressing.
00:10:58Is it true what the old general says?
00:11:02That the Tsar is not really dead after all?
00:11:04Who knows?
00:11:05Anyway, this is heaven after that train.
00:11:08The boat will be in an hour.
00:11:20I just came from the wireless.
00:11:21My daylight will all be out of here.
00:11:24Sasha, I'll wear them after all.
00:11:26Well, how do I look?
00:11:45Oh, you look lovely.
00:11:48Sasha, you flatterer.
00:11:50The Tsar is not really dead.
00:11:55The boat will be in an hour.
00:12:01Wonders I'm glaring up, and the stars I've been born.
00:12:10So far I'm feeling, but I am without waiting.
00:12:20Give to us peace, give our time for long.
00:13:01Was this wise tonight?
00:14:03Let's go.
00:14:33Let's go.
00:14:34Let's go.
00:14:36Stammer.
00:15:03Look here.
00:15:24What are you doing here?
00:15:25You're not supposed to be out after dark.
00:15:27I'll speak to the commandant.
00:15:35Who are you?
00:15:39What do you want?
00:15:40What do you mean by breaking in here like this?
00:15:42Dimitri, please.
00:15:44Look.
00:15:44What do you mean by breaking in here?
00:16:14Keep playing.
00:16:24It's Kalinko, the sailor.
00:16:52He's taking the tower.
00:17:04My money.
00:17:18Stay where you are.
00:17:30Do we interrupt you, comrade aristocrats?
00:17:42Do we interrupt you, comrade aristocrats?
00:17:54Do we interrupt you, comrade aristocrats?
00:18:06Do we interrupt you?
00:18:24Come around here all of you.
00:18:36Hand over everything you've got.
00:18:46Put them here.
00:18:47Your money jewels everything.
00:18:48They belong to the revolution now, to the people.
00:18:51I'll take no orders from a murderer, traitor.
00:18:54I'm a general of his imperial majesty, the Tsar.
00:19:00Where are you going?
00:19:13You and Varoviev, stay here.
00:19:29Varnovievich and I will search the rooms.
00:19:45Come on.
00:20:07Better give me those.
00:20:12They belong to me.
00:20:13Not any longer.
00:20:14They belong to the people.
00:20:16So does that.
00:20:18Hand it over.
00:20:19No.
00:20:20Want me to take it off?
00:20:41The cheap gesture of an aristocrat.
00:20:50Not that of a woman who danced her way up from the slums.
00:20:54You belong with us.
00:20:56With the people.
00:20:57The people.
00:20:59What did they ever do for me?
00:21:01They've given me nothing but envy, ugliness, hatred.
00:21:05I belong to nobody.
00:21:07It's in your blood.
00:21:08All the pearls, all the gold in the world can't change that.
00:21:12Maria Yeskaya.
00:21:15How do you know about me?
00:21:17Haven't I paid my ruble to sit high up in the gallery to see you dance?
00:21:20Oh.
00:21:21Forgotten us, er.
00:21:22Us up there under the roof.
00:21:24You only danced for the ones who could give you flowers and take you to the officers club.
00:21:29But all the time we knew you belonged to us.
00:21:32To men like me.
00:21:34You.
00:21:35Women have been known to like sailors before.
00:21:49And I see men have been known to like you.
00:22:00conflicted both.
00:22:03Uh huh.
00:22:04Mm hmm.
00:22:05Soft too.
00:22:06Uh huh huh huh.
00:22:07Uh huh huh.
00:22:08Uh huh.
00:22:10Just my size.
00:22:12Huh huh huh?
00:22:13Just my size.
00:22:15Pardon my intrusion.
00:22:20Pardon my intrusion
00:22:25But this young lady is under my protection and those happen to be my boots
00:22:33These
00:22:37Oh
00:22:41Well now she's under Kolenko's protection
00:22:44And his shoes are under her bed
00:23:02I'm afraid you'll find force the poor weapon in such matters
00:23:08But since you have apparently taken to wearing my clothes
00:23:12I think I should warn you the gentleman who wear boots
00:23:21How could you stand that hand kisser now that you have my jewels taken everything I have
00:23:29Don't you think you might go what for?
00:23:42I
00:24:12I
00:24:14I
00:24:42I
00:24:44I
00:24:46I
00:24:48I
00:24:50I
00:24:52I
00:24:54I
00:24:56I
00:24:58I
00:25:00I
00:25:02Don't know why I waste time talking I never have before
00:25:18It's easier to convince women without words
00:25:20Maybe it's because you seem so far away
00:25:28From where I sat up by the rafters you appeared in
00:25:30That costume that you wore more like a handful of mist at sea than like flesh and blood
00:25:38Don't get excited
00:25:40Don't get excited
00:25:46It's only my sailors celebrating
00:25:48If I do
00:25:50They can
00:25:54It's a free Russia now
00:25:56Every man for himself
00:25:58And every woman
00:25:59For any man who can take her
00:26:02Sorry to be always interrupting
00:26:03It's a free Russia now
00:26:05It's a free Russia now
00:26:06Every man for himself
00:26:07And every woman
00:26:08For any man who can take her
00:26:10To
00:26:26Sorry to be always interrupting
00:26:28Where'd they get through our lines?
00:26:29By sea my friend from Sevastopol
00:26:32I must have forgotten to warn you
00:26:35Who've you got here?
00:26:36Another red, a sailor captain
00:26:40Where's your leader?
00:26:41Kilenko
00:26:43Forgive him
00:26:44He's not always so bashful
00:26:47Slow
00:26:50Take him down to the boat
00:26:51Put him in chains
00:26:53Get all your people aboard
00:26:54The sooner you're all out of here the better
00:26:56But him?
00:26:58Why the boat?
00:26:59His men killed old General Spiro in cold blood
00:27:02The orders are that all important prisoners must go to the general staff in Sevastopol
00:27:07You ought to be shot
00:27:09Don't worry
00:27:10He'll be shot all right
00:27:11Take him away
00:27:12Just a minute
00:27:13My boot
00:27:14just to see hunt
00:27:19Up
00:27:20Did
00:27:21Of
00:27:23Up
00:27:25Up
00:27:26Up
00:27:28Up
00:27:29Up
00:27:32Up
00:27:33Up
00:27:34Up
00:27:35Up
00:27:37Up
00:27:42Up
00:27:43I'm going to go.
00:28:13Let's go.
00:28:43Are you going to keep us out here all night?
00:28:47It's cold, comrade.
00:28:49You'll soon be warming up.
00:28:52Turn them all over to Sakanap in the stoke hole.
00:28:55He's complaining half his men deserted.
00:28:58Jumped ship at the war.
00:29:00Come on, you.
00:29:04Tell Sakanap they're whining that they're cold.
00:29:08He'll make them sweat.
00:29:09Aye.
00:29:13Let me see your sweat.
00:29:33Let me see your sweat.
00:30:03Let's go.
00:30:04Let's go.
00:30:05Let's go.
00:30:06Let's go.
00:30:07Let's go.
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00:30:41Let's go.
00:30:42Let's go.
00:30:43Let's go.
00:30:44Go ahead.
00:30:46Let's go.
00:30:48I'll hang in.
00:30:50Boy.
00:30:51Boy!
00:30:52Boy!
00:30:53Yes sir.
00:30:54Any message?
00:30:55For the captain your honor from theodotоп here the Red Army's captured it.
00:30:56Oh.
00:30:58Well the gentleman.
00:30:59And you, my dear sir.
00:31:00It seems we got out of theodotоп here just in time to avoid a truly unpleasant intimacy.
00:31:14Come down here.
00:31:36You've had air enough.
00:31:44There's been enough lights back there.
00:31:57Where?
00:31:58Theodosia.
00:31:59First one, then two, then three.
00:32:04Theodosia.
00:32:05First one, then two.
00:32:08Then three.
00:32:09Theodosia.
00:32:11First one, then two, then one again.
00:32:15I wonder what it means.
00:32:17First one, then two, then one again?
00:32:20Are you sure?
00:32:22We've taken it.
00:32:24We've driven them out of the town.
00:32:27What do you say to that, comrades?
00:32:30The Reds have taken Theodosia.
00:32:32Pushed the whites into the sea.
00:32:34He saw the signals.
00:32:36First one, then two, then one again.
00:32:40Get back to work.
00:32:41Get away from here.
00:32:42Get back.
00:32:43Get back.
00:32:44That's for you.
00:32:45I'll give you .
00:32:47Yell about it.
00:32:48One more like that, and they'll be shoving you instead of coal.
00:32:54This part would do better for you.
00:32:58Yes, Captain.
00:32:59I know all about it.
00:33:01Just heard.
00:33:02Don't worry.
00:33:03We'll give up plenty of steam.
00:33:05Keep those fires up.
00:33:10Keep those fires up.
00:33:13Keep those fires up.
00:34:36That'll teach you to put Calico in chains.
00:34:55He's killed him.
00:34:56Now, why are you afraid of, comrades?
00:34:59All we've got to do is take the ship ourselves, turn it around, go back to Theodosia.
00:35:05Want to go on burning your cells to ashes for men like that?
00:35:09Everything he stood for is as dead as he is.
00:35:11Are you with us?
00:35:14We are with you, comrades.
00:35:16All right, then.
00:35:17Somebody get that sledgehammer.
00:35:18All right.
00:35:19All right.
00:35:20All right.
00:35:21All right.
00:35:22All right.
00:35:24All right.
00:35:58Comrades, listen to me.
00:36:16Take the other one.
00:36:17The door over there.
00:36:28The door over there.
00:36:58The door over there.
00:37:28You black sea sailers can still take lessons from the Baltic.
00:37:40You first, comrades.
00:37:41Everybody upstairs!
00:37:54Be quick, now all of you!
00:38:01Everybody upstairs, Lawrence!
00:38:03Keep it there.
00:38:11New East.
00:38:13See that he doesn't get off that course.
00:38:14But, Michael Petrovich, I know nothing about ships.
00:38:18It's very simple, even for a peasant.
00:38:21See that it always points to the E.
00:38:24See?
00:38:24If it doesn't, that's what you got that toy of yours for.
00:38:41All right, on deck.
00:38:42Aye, all right, Mayor.
00:38:44I've been there.
00:38:57Oh gente, oh no.
00:39:03Shh.
00:39:07I forgot to.
00:39:08I forgot to Rosa.
00:39:11I can't even show any new Something here,
00:39:14I mean a normal woman will never have a thing to tell.
00:39:16But that said I have GLICOURNE,
00:39:18I can't even figure it out on a fly now.
00:39:23Where'd she leave a little house?
00:39:25Maybe it's a little loved one.
00:39:27If she'd only stop, I can't stand that in front of me at all.
00:39:41Yes, it is a little out of tune.
00:39:44To play at a time like this, why, it isn't decent.
00:39:57So, we meet again.
00:40:02A pleasant voyage to you, Your Excellencies.
00:40:05By daylight, we'll be back in Theodosia.
00:40:08None of you will leave this room tonight.
00:40:11But you'll soon be sleeping peacefully and long.
00:40:16Theodosia, we'll shoot you as neatly as you would have shot us at Sevastopol.
00:40:27You two, you had your choice, you went against your own people.
00:40:36Turned your back on the workers for these scum.
00:40:41Even now, it isn't too late.
00:40:46If.
00:40:57Theodosia, we'll be back in Theodosia.
00:41:27Theodosia.
00:41:41You're no good to be up here.
00:41:43Go down and set up a man who can stand on his feet.
00:41:57All right.
00:42:13Let one in and another one out to relieve him.
00:42:21On your way to the bridge.
00:42:22There's one on that extra wireless stuff in my locker.
00:42:24That peasant will never know what it is. He's never been on a boat before.
00:42:33When Kalenko leaves the bridge, try it. It's simple.
00:42:36That peasant will never know that the compass is wrong.
00:42:38Not until we've arrived in Sevastopol and it's too late.
00:42:43All right. If I get a chance.
00:42:47It's hopeless.
00:42:48We can't keep Kalenko off the bridge all night.
00:42:51I keep him in his cabin.
00:42:52How?
00:42:52Forgive me, Your Excellency, but the fact is even you must realize we're all in this.
00:42:58What? Out with it?
00:43:00You heard him. It's not too late.
00:43:02He said perhaps you could go up there.
00:43:07I, I mean, I mean, use her influence.
00:43:12Oh, Excellency, I couldn't.
00:43:15I, I, I mean, I wouldn't.
00:43:16Only you have more to lose than all of us.
00:43:21Why don't you ask her?
00:43:23I, I mean, I mean, no one's gonna lose than all of us.
00:43:32I, I mean, we're halfway through the time.
00:43:42Excuse me, please, am I interrupting you?
00:44:11I wouldn't be suggesting it if you're, I mean, if his Excellency hadn't said it was all right, but we could turn the board around, go on to Sevastopol, if we could only keep Kalinko in his cabin, one of the officers could fix the compass to point the wrong way. I thought, I mean, they all did. If you could just go to his cabin, he'd stay there for you. You're such a marvelous actress. You're the only one who could keep him there. Just talking, of course.
00:44:41And you let him. You just stand there.
00:44:47This isn't Petrograd, my dear. The world is standing on its head, and we might as well adjust ourselves.
00:44:53To a man I detest? Who's no better than a bandit? And you call that adjusting myself?
00:44:58Does it matter what it's called? Scarcely pleasant, it's true, but hardly as unpleasant, even for you as death.
00:45:07So that's all you want, to live at any price?
00:45:11Not I alone. Others are involved. Yourself. All of them.
00:45:17Oh, madam, please. Help me. I don't want to die.
00:45:34I don't want to die. I don't want to die.
00:45:38I don't want to die. I don't want to die.
00:45:42Oh, please. Help me. I don't want to die.
00:45:46I'll do something. Anything. Make them do something.
00:45:50The man. Oh, please, madam. I'm so afraid.
00:45:54I don't want to die. I don't want to die.
00:45:57Oh, please. Oh, please.
00:46:02Oh, please. I don't want to die.
00:46:06Oh, please.
00:46:16Oh, please.
00:46:20Oh, please.
00:46:26Oh, please.
00:46:29Let's go.
00:46:59I've changed my mind.
00:47:17You were right.
00:47:19I don't belong to them.
00:47:29There is something in the blood.
00:47:41Now I know.
00:47:42Oh, you ought to have seen them down there, praying, whining.
00:47:51I thought so.
00:48:05Just to save your own skin.
00:48:09Wait.
00:48:10I've got better things to do than play games.
00:48:15But it's true what I said.
00:48:16I don't believe you.
00:48:20Then you don't want me to stay?
00:48:24Didn't have the stomach for it, did you?
00:48:27No, that isn't so.
00:48:29You needn't be afraid.
00:48:31If it's only your life you wanted, you have it.
00:48:33I'll see that you go free.
00:48:35You have my word for it.
00:48:38Now get out.
00:48:41Perhaps I did come just to save myself.
00:48:45But now...
00:48:46Why do you think I'm still staying?
00:48:51Why do you think I'm still staying?
00:48:51Why do you think I'm still staying?
00:49:14Why do you think I'm still staying?
00:49:15Why do you think I'm still staying?
00:49:17Why do you think I'm still staying?
00:49:17They call themselves Russians.
00:49:21Oh Holy Father for a gun for just two good hands
00:49:51Oh Holy Father for a gun for a gun
00:50:21Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:50:51Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:51:21Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:51:51Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:21Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:23Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:27Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:31Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:37Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:47Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:49Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:51Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:53Oh Holy Spirit
00:52:57Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:52:59Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:53:03Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:53:05Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:53:09Oh Holy Father for a gun
00:53:13Oh God
00:53:16That's what I can't get straight either.
00:53:30You better put this on.
00:53:34We'll soon be getting in.
00:53:38We're almost there.
00:53:40Yes.
00:53:41But don't worry.
00:53:46I don't care what Markov and his committee do.
00:53:50I'll get you out of this whether they like it or not.
00:53:53Are you doing it just because you gave me your word?
00:53:59No.
00:54:03Not just because of that.
00:54:10What's that?
00:54:11We're coming in to Theodosia.
00:54:20This isn't Theodosia.
00:54:21It's Sebastopol.
00:54:23That's why I came to you last night to trick you.
00:54:25Trick me?
00:54:27You?
00:54:27Yes.
00:54:28The man on the bridge.
00:54:29The peasant.
00:54:29Something to do with the compass.
00:54:32I don't believe it.
00:54:33Please, you've still got time to get away.
00:54:35I don't care now who you are.
00:54:38What you've done.
00:54:39I can't let them find you here.
00:54:41I don't believe it.
00:54:44Look.
00:54:53You must go before it's too late.
00:54:54Slip over the side.
00:54:55Anything.
00:54:57Oh, don't let them take you, please.
00:54:59They'll kill you.
00:55:07Why did you do it?
00:55:09Because I hated you.
00:55:11So, that's the only reason you came last night.
00:55:18Yes.
00:55:19And why you stayed?
00:55:22What difference does it make?
00:55:24You still have a chance.
00:55:27Oh, please go.
00:55:28A little late.
00:55:31You let the whole night go by without a word.
00:55:34Pretended you loved me.
00:55:35And now, done.
00:55:40In Sevastopol, eh?
00:55:43Well, this happens to be Theodosia.
00:55:52Oh, Ivan.
00:55:53I hear they tried tricks on you last night.
00:55:55Yes, they did.
00:55:58But they forgot that I'm a peasant, Michael Petrovich.
00:56:01And when they tried to turn the boat, I stopped them.
00:56:04I made them go the way we do at night on the steps.
00:56:08By the stars.
00:56:15Who's she?
00:56:16One of them?
00:56:24Take her along.
00:56:25Come on.
00:56:31You gave me your promise.
00:56:33At least I only lied with my lips.
00:56:43Where are you taking her?
00:56:45To the committee, comrade.
00:56:47I'll handle her case.
00:56:48Just keep her under guard.
00:56:50I can't, comrade.
00:56:51The order's from the committee.
00:56:52Tell them Kalenko said he'll be responsible for her.
00:56:54That's enough.
00:56:55Not for me, it isn't.
00:56:57You'll have to tell that to the committee yourself.
00:56:59Don't worry, Michael Petrovich.
00:57:07They'll take care of her.
00:57:09Good care of her.
00:57:10Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:57:12Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:57:14Funny, is it?
00:57:15Ha, ha, ha.
00:57:15Why didn't you tell me you loved her, Michael Petrovich?
00:57:25I'll see you, Michael Petrovich.
00:57:38Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:58:41I'm afraid you won't appreciate them.
00:58:43But you still have a little time to learn.
00:58:58Forgive an outworn custom.
00:59:00But at least it will be pleasant not to have to live with new ones.
00:59:05What do you want, comrade?
00:59:28We have come for the answer. The committee is rehearing her case.
00:59:35And I say no.
00:59:38She's no more an aristocrat than you are.
00:59:41She hasn't heard the same blood that's in all of us.
00:59:43Her father was a worker.
00:59:45You suppose she's forgotten he was the slave of a machine,
00:59:49sweated his life away?
00:59:50I, Kalenko, will answer for her.
00:59:53This isn't the Petrograd Soviet, comrade.
00:59:55You and your Baltic sailors don't rule the revolution here.
01:00:00And you seem to forget that you yourself belong to this committee.
01:00:04And that's reason enough why no special privilege should be given you.
01:00:08Are we still agreed, comrade?
01:00:13Take her away.
01:00:15Tell the commissar of the jail is responsible to the committee for her safekeeping until dawn.
01:00:25Perhaps now you know who rules the revolution here, comrade.
01:00:37What do you want?
01:00:55The woman pretty come for her.
01:00:57But it isn't time. It's not daylight yet.
01:01:00Besides, there ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:02From the committee?
01:01:07Can't you see the stamp?
01:01:16This way, comrade.
01:01:17There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:18There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:19There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:20There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:21There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:22There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:23There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:24There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:25There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:26There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:27There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:28There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:29There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:30There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:31There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:32There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:33There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:34There ought to be an order from the committee.
01:01:35Are you the dancer, yes, Kaya?
01:02:00I am.
01:02:02We've come for you to carry out the order of the committee.
01:02:05Why?
01:02:09Have they...
01:02:10Has the committee...
01:02:12Why?
01:02:16Do you hear that, comrade?
01:02:18She wants to know why.
01:02:24For the same reason that you were on your knees.
01:02:28A lot of good praying will do you now.
01:02:30I was only asking that someone might come.
01:02:38That I might see him.
01:02:41Let him know how I feel.
01:02:43I know Rasputin, no priest.
01:02:50Confess to one of them, not me.
01:02:52Here you go.
01:03:02Here you go.
01:03:39Go in this door, through the building.
01:03:44You'll find a man waiting.
01:03:46He will take you to Ivana Bonavich,
01:03:47who will hide you until you can get away by boat.
01:03:51But you, aren't you coming?
01:03:54With you?
01:03:55Where?
01:03:57I belong here.
01:04:00Don't you think I know if they find out what you've done?
01:04:04If I go, they'll make you pay for it.
01:04:10I couldn't do that, even if I hated you.
01:04:13Much less now after...
01:04:15After all you've done.
01:04:18No, I won't. I can't go now.
01:04:20They won't touch me.
01:04:21Go quickly.
01:04:22In five minutes it'll be daylight.
01:04:24Then it'll be too late.
01:04:27Don't you want to come?
01:04:30Both of us.
01:04:30What could I do?
01:04:35A sailor?
01:04:37Sing songs in a cabaret?
01:04:41No.
01:04:42That's your world out there, not mine.
01:04:48Now go quickly.
01:04:49Take me to headquarters.
01:04:59I'm the committee's prisoner.
01:05:01Attention!
01:05:04You hear what I said?
01:05:05It's Kalanko's orders.
01:05:06But you couldn't have got an order.
01:05:21Not from the committee.
01:05:22She was to be turned over only to me.
01:05:24But here it is, comrade.
01:05:26See?
01:05:27There's the committee's stamp.
01:05:29Idiot!
01:05:37Why don't you learn to read?
01:05:59That's all of them?
01:06:01Are you sure?
01:06:03That's all.
01:06:04That is, of course, except one.
01:06:13Deliberately divide the committee.
01:06:15For a Bolshevik, comrade, one of our own,
01:06:17to turn his back on the revolution,
01:06:19that's treachery.
01:06:20That's Frank, Cameron!
01:06:21Let Kalanko take their girl's place.
01:06:23Close those doors!
01:06:24There are more!
01:06:29There are more!
01:06:52Deliberand!
01:06:53Deliberand!
01:06:59Why have you kept my sailors away?
01:07:03Not afraid of them, are you, comrades?
01:07:06They've got orders to sail on the Pushkin for Odessa.
01:07:10From there, they go by train to Petrograd.
01:07:13They should be leaving by now.
01:07:16Without me?
01:07:18I don't believe it.
01:07:19I've convinced them that we need you here, as you see we do.
01:07:24I'm not going to plead for my life if that's what you want.
01:07:26I get down on my knees to no man.
01:07:29As for what I did, if I had it to do over again, I'd still do just the same.
01:07:33If you think that you, any of you, all of you,
01:07:37can tell me, Kalenko, about duty to the revolution,
01:07:40I'll laugh in your face.
01:07:41This isn't the Petrograd Soviet, comrade.
01:07:45They'd accept what you did.
01:07:47Let you have the girl because you're Kalenko.
01:07:51But not us.
01:07:52What does it matter who she is, what she's done, if I love her?
01:07:56Do you think you can drain the blood out of all of us,
01:07:58make us into machines?
01:08:00If any one of us can't have the woman he wants, who wants him,
01:08:03if that's all you care about, human feelings,
01:08:06if that's your gratitude, then keep your revolution.
01:08:09Go ahead.
01:08:11Kill the one who put you where you are.
01:08:14Take Kalenko out and shoot him.
01:08:16That's right.
01:08:18Comrades, we're not after Kalenko's life.
01:08:20All he has to do is to tell us where the girl is.
01:08:23She can't escape.
01:08:25Sevastopol is being evacuated.
01:08:27And by tomorrow, all Russia will be red.
01:08:29And then where can she go?
01:08:31So be sensible, comrade.
01:08:33Where are you hiding her?
01:08:34It's she we want, not you.
01:08:36That's right.
01:08:37Why don't you tell us, comrade?
01:08:39Where is she?
01:08:41She's guilty.
01:08:41She's all we want.
01:08:43Be reasonable, comrade.
01:08:44Tell us.
01:08:47I'll tell you, comrades, if he won't.
01:08:50I know where she is.
01:08:51Keep your tongue in your head.
01:08:53It's not my doing, Michael Petrovich.
01:08:55She made me come.
01:08:59She did?
01:09:00As soon as she knew about this, she made me...
01:09:02You told her?
01:09:03I'll break your filthy peasant neck.
01:09:05Where is she, comrade?
01:09:08She's there.
01:09:14If it's a victim you want, take me.
01:09:22I should be the one, not him.
01:09:25Now that we have you both here,
01:09:28I fear the committee can make no distinction between you.
01:09:32You fool!
01:09:34Didn't you know enough not to bring her here?
01:09:36I brought her, that's true, Michael Petrovich.
01:09:38But I brought the sailors, too.
01:09:40Where is the boat?
01:09:54The Pushkin!
01:09:57Waiting for Kalenko.
01:09:59When is the boat, comrades?
01:10:01It's postponed.
01:10:04Sorry, comrades.
01:10:05The meeting's adjourned to Petrograd.
01:10:07Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
01:10:10Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
01:10:40The End
01:11:10The End
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