- 3 months ago
The Windermere Children Full Movie
Category
🎥
Short filmTranscript
00:00:00They told me out from my father's arm and took me away.
00:00:25It's a moment I will never forget.
00:00:31We were unloaded from the trains and boys and men in one queue, women and children in
00:00:38the other queue.
00:00:39I was ten months old when I arrived in Theresienstadt.
00:00:43At night we could see the chillies were growing.
00:00:46You had dead bodies all laying on the floor.
00:00:49I hope it's not me tomorrow.
00:00:50We were starving all the time.
00:00:52All we were thinking of was food.
00:00:55We were supposed to be eliminated.
00:00:57They got the 10,000 children and took them to Helmau and they got them and then they
00:01:02buried them to mass graves.
00:01:06I only believed that the war was over when I actually saw German soldiers captured by
00:01:13the Russians.
00:01:15They told me that they were going to England.
00:01:18I didn't know anything about England.
00:01:21I didn't speak any, not a word of English.
00:01:23I knew two words and no okay.
00:01:25I came with absolutely nothing because I had no clothes of my own, no toys.
00:01:29I didn't know where we were going because what we were going to do.
00:01:33I didn't know anything about England.
00:01:34I didn't know that Jackson has taken place to stay.
00:01:36Later to see him.
00:01:37Bye.
00:01:38TODAY
00:01:55The train was under the train.
00:02:10What's his name?
00:02:12Męským czy damým?
00:02:13Męským.
00:02:14To nas to narzekasz.
00:02:15To nie moje imá.
00:02:17A czyje?
00:02:18Efraima Minsburga.
00:02:20Znám Efraima?
00:02:21Fajný chłopak.
00:02:22Ale ja siÄ™ nazywam Chaim Olme.
00:02:24Maybe you will have more happiness than Ephraim.
00:02:28God believes that you have to go like him.
00:02:54This is the last group. It's been a long day. Let's get them settled as soon as possible.
00:03:16Welcome. It's warm inside.
00:03:24Welcome to Windermere.
00:03:29This way.
00:03:33Welcome.
00:03:34Welcome.
00:03:42My dear boy, if nothing, a damn cloth can't throw that.
00:03:45Please, um, please follow your friends.
00:03:48Get ready.
00:03:49Get ready, children.
00:03:54Chłopcy na lewo, dziewczyny na prawo. Znajmijcie wszystkie ubrania.
00:03:58Jeżeli macie w kieszeniach jakieś wartościowe rzeczy, wyciągnijcie je i głóżcie do swoich palicek.
00:04:08Cukuję również dla was nowych ubrań, które przyjadą jutro.
00:04:11Czy mi znajomo?
00:04:12Przecież powiedział jutro.
00:04:14Spokojnie.
00:04:15Co?
00:04:16Spokojnie, możecie zabić.
00:04:17Stańcie proszę w kolejce do przyglądu lekarskiego.
00:04:24Jak myślisz? Kolejna selekcja?
00:04:26Hej, jesteśmy w Anglii.
00:04:28Hej.
00:04:29Ostatnio jak sprawdzałem, to wciąż jesteśmy Żydy.
00:04:31WaktÄ™ jedyni do Å‚ybral Butler i Å‚owÄ™ mam porÄ™.
00:04:33Je to chciało powiedzieć.
00:04:34Zo South Africa szkalonych naj cryptujnej w ang خinflammę
00:04:36Pφ ledAfE
00:04:36Thanks for having me.
00:05:06Oscar!
00:05:10May I introduce you to Edith and Georg Lauer?
00:05:15Kept prisoner with some of the children in Traceon, Scott.
00:05:20Edith Georg, overseeing our project.
00:05:23Our esteemed director, Oscar Friedman.
00:05:26Traveling all day. You must pick Salsett.
00:05:29We are glad to finally be here.
00:05:32Before coming to England, Oscar ran an institution for troubled boys in Germany.
00:05:38He has since become quite the expert with regards to child refugees.
00:05:43Which is why I asked him to lead this project.
00:05:46They are going to be here for three months.
00:05:49Yes.
00:05:50And after?
00:05:51We are working very hard at what will happen to them after Windermere.
00:05:58Come. You'll accept it.
00:06:07It's the Friedman.
00:06:09One of the lads is refusing to get off.
00:06:12Refusing?
00:06:12I tried to explain. He's got nothing to fear, but he won't much.
00:06:29Sonic.
00:06:30Risty.
00:06:31I can tell you now that you are in security.
00:06:53But why should you believe me?
00:06:57Here to be sitting to be in security, makes a certain sense.
00:07:06On the other hand, there are two things you know.
00:07:12The Nazis are defeated.
00:07:15And you can't sit here forever.
00:07:17The Nazis are defeated.
00:07:47What happened?
00:07:55We talked, and now we wait.
00:08:00And how long are you?
00:08:09Take him inside, Draco, would you?
00:08:13That's what he sounds like.
00:08:15Come inside.
00:08:16Let's get you seen quickly.
00:08:39Good lad.
00:08:40My name is, uh, Joakob Lawrence.
00:08:52And you?
00:08:54B7608.
00:08:55B7608.
00:08:59Nein.
00:09:02I've said the right name.
00:09:03This guy wants to know how you're called.
00:09:05Arek.
00:09:06Arek Hershlikovic.
00:09:08Arek.
00:09:09Where are you from, son?
00:09:12We'll know where you're coming.
00:09:13He was in four camps.
00:09:14He was in four camps.
00:09:20He was in four camps.
00:09:26Again, physically smaller than we might expect for his age.
00:09:29Various scars across his back and arms.
00:09:32Burn scars.
00:09:33Come inside the fingers.
00:09:35Heal.
00:09:35Badly.
00:09:37Open your mouth, please.
00:09:39Open your budget.
00:09:42Four missing teeth.
00:09:45Several in decay.
00:09:46Again, almost certainly due to malnutrition.
00:09:48Yet another for the dentist.
00:09:50Problem?
00:10:01The last minute, another boy on the flight went back to Poland.
00:10:05This boy took his place, but there was no more time to amend the roster.
00:10:08Nazywam siÄ™ Chaim Olmer.
00:10:11Muszę tu być pod własnym nazwiskiem.
00:10:13My dear boy, calm yourself.
00:10:17We shall sort everything out.
00:10:20In the meantime...
00:10:24Welcome to England.
00:10:28Musisz być cierpliwy, a wszystko wróci do normy.
00:10:36Tu w trakcie wojny w Calgard robiono wodno-samoloty.
00:10:40Będziecie mieszkać w kwaterach pracowniczych.
00:10:47Mi to przypominał Buchenwald.
00:10:50Ale nie ma reflektorów.
00:10:53Drutów pod napięciem.
00:10:55Nie ma krematorium.
00:10:59Przepraszam pana.
00:11:02Kiedy dowiemy siÄ™ czegoÅ› o naszych rodzinach?
00:11:04Czerwony Krzyż wyśle nam informacje, jak tylko coś będą mieć.
00:11:14Ale kiedy?
00:11:17Chciałbym móc odpowiedzieć na to pytanie.
00:11:20Mam nadzieję, że niebawem.
00:11:22Więc tutaj będziecie spali.
00:11:24Prycze?
00:11:28Prycze?
00:11:29Prycze?
00:11:33Każdy ma swój pokój.
00:11:34Iż mi dobrze.
00:11:40It's good to be here.
00:12:10Compared to survivors in newsreelists I've seen, they look more normal than I was expecting.
00:12:17Three months ago, you wouldn't have recognized a single child.
00:12:23Just wait, please.
00:12:25Mr. Friedman, it's quite clear girls and boys must sleep separately.
00:12:30How?
00:12:30When these boys and these girls are inseparable, we want them to leave the chaos of their former life behind and restore order.
00:12:37When I understand they will not, then we must explain it to them.
00:12:43May I suggest explaining it tomorrow once they and I have slept?
00:13:12Would you prefer me too?
00:13:40I can manage.
00:13:44Morgen kannst du in dem jungsbereich am bei den anderen jungs sein.
00:13:47And de mädchen gehen in de mädchenbereich zu den anderen mädchen.
00:13:53Most strangers get a slap.
00:13:55He must like you.
00:13:56I did not expect such little ones to survive.
00:14:15They were exceptions.
00:14:17Hidden.
00:14:19Living off scraps.
00:14:21Like rats.
00:14:21I will be most curious to see how it has affected them.
00:14:29Turn around.
00:14:37Wherever Bella goes, they go too.
00:14:45Inseparable.
00:14:46Leonard, you know, they always think for months is not enough.
00:14:55Well, you've certainly got your hands full.
00:14:59One of the boys said to me,
00:15:01the reason I am alive is because I was strong enough to take dread from someone who was too weak to eat it.
00:15:08The camps taught them survival at any cost.
00:15:16Four months?
00:15:19Not much time to bring them back to civilization.
00:15:24Keeping them all together in one place was your idea.
00:15:26We've achieved that.
00:15:28I wish I could give you longer.
00:15:32We raised as much as we could.
00:15:34We raised as much as we could.
00:15:56I don't know.
00:16:26I don't know.
00:16:56I don't know.
00:17:26I don't know.
00:17:56I don't know.
00:18:26I don't know.
00:18:56I don't know.
00:19:26I don't know.
00:19:56I don't know.
00:20:03I don't know.
00:20:04I don't know.
00:20:05I don't know.
00:20:07I don't know.
00:20:09I don't know.
00:20:10I don't know.
00:20:12I don't know.
00:20:18I don't know.
00:20:19I don't know.
00:20:26I don't know.
00:20:27I don't know.
00:20:34I don't know.
00:20:35I don't know.
00:20:36I don't know.
00:20:37I don't know.
00:20:38I don't know.
00:20:39I don't know.
00:20:44I don't know.
00:20:45I don't know.
00:20:46I don't know.
00:20:47I don't know.
00:20:49I don't know.
00:20:51I don't know.
00:20:58I don't know.
00:20:59I don't know.
00:21:00I don't know.
00:21:01I don't know.
00:21:02I don't know.
00:21:03Let's go.
00:21:33Let's go, please.
00:21:37Next.
00:21:38Close your eyes.
00:21:41Więc będą odszabiać Efraima czy Haima?
00:21:45Moje imię zawsze było, jest i będzie Haim Olmer.
00:21:48Właśnie tak powiedziałbym Efraim, żeby nam zamydlić wszystkim oczy.
00:21:52Ale Efraim znalazł kogoś z rodziny, kto przeżył i wrócił do domu.
00:21:57Szczęściar z niego.
00:21:59Right, next.
00:22:01Are you up?
00:22:03What's going on here?
00:22:07Right, next.
00:22:11Who you looking at, Fritz?
00:22:13What are you doing?
00:22:15Adolf wants to shake hands.
00:22:17Go on, shake hands, mate.
00:22:19Go on.
00:22:21Now yank the kelp bastard over.
00:22:23Go on, shake hands.
00:22:25Go on, shake hands, mate.
00:22:27Go on.
00:22:29Now yank the kelp bastard over.
00:22:33Pull a bit on.
00:22:34What is he doing?
00:22:35What are you doing?
00:22:36I'm trying.
00:22:37He's stronger than me, Luke.
00:22:38You're off me.
00:22:39Let's go.
00:22:40Come on.
00:22:41Come on.
00:22:42Get off.
00:22:43Good.
00:22:44Next.
00:22:45Run.
00:22:46Run.
00:22:47Run.
00:22:48Run.
00:22:49Run.
00:22:50Run.
00:22:51Run.
00:22:52Run.
00:22:53Run.
00:22:54Run.
00:22:55Run.
00:22:56Run.
00:22:57Run.
00:22:58Run.
00:22:59Run.
00:23:00Run.
00:23:01Next.
00:23:02Run.
00:23:03Run.
00:23:04Run.
00:23:05Run.
00:23:06Run.
00:23:07Run.
00:23:08Run.
00:23:09Run.
00:23:10Run.
00:23:11Run.
00:23:12Run.
00:23:13Run.
00:23:14Ha, ha, ha.
00:23:44Ha, ha, ha.
00:23:59Mrs. Lauer?
00:24:02Good morning.
00:24:05I would like to apologize for the ill-judged comments I made about the little children last night.
00:24:12No apology necessary.
00:24:14I would like to understand them more.
00:24:17To that end, I was wondering if you might bring them to my classroom to paint.
00:24:24Paint?
00:24:26I have developed a therapy where we invite children to paint without instruction or critique.
00:24:34They choose the colors and the themes that they want.
00:24:38I've discovered that this freedom allows the subconscious to reveal itself upon the paper.
00:24:45It would be fascinating to know what the little leader, Bella, to see a visual representation of her psychology would be extraordinary.
00:25:00I am taking them for a walk.
00:25:06Come with them.
00:25:09I am taking them for a walk.
00:25:11You are my eye-to-be, dear ladies.
00:25:14How are you here tonight?
00:25:17I am liking that.
00:25:18I like that.
00:25:19I like that.
00:25:21My name is
00:25:42Why are you dressed like that?
00:25:51Maybe we'll have some trousers next time.
00:26:03Perhaps we'll have some trousers next time.
00:26:21I don't know.
00:26:26Why are you talking about this?
00:26:29They were killed.
00:26:31Why do you think it's wrong?
00:26:33There's a chance, that my family still lives.
00:26:35Where?
00:26:37I don't know.
00:26:39So they're probably dead.
00:26:40Maybe they're not.
00:26:41Maybe they're not.
00:26:42Maybe they're not, but they're probably.
00:26:45Go.
00:26:51Or maybe they're guilty.
00:27:17Perfectly friendly.
00:27:18It's not a dog.
00:27:20It's any dog.
00:27:21Are these the Jewish children we've been told about?
00:27:26Some of them, yes.
00:27:28We were promised that land to be given back to the local community after the war.
00:27:33Why can't their own people take them?
00:27:35Oh, well, most Jewish communities have been established in the cities.
00:27:39Then send them to the cities.
00:27:42That is the plan.
00:27:43Once they have been revitalized with careful supervision.
00:27:48It hardly seems fair that we should have to accommodate all these foreigners.
00:27:55Madam, are you aware what these children have been through?
00:28:02The war has been terrible for everyone.
00:28:04Not just for you people.
00:28:18Bella!
00:28:23Kinder!
00:28:29Bella!
00:28:30Bella!
00:28:30There you are.
00:28:46Bella, you can stand up again.
00:28:50He is gone.
00:28:52The Hund is gone.
00:29:00We are living in the city, where I live.
00:29:08Maybe not so big.
00:29:10But they are around us, where they are from.
00:29:12Congratulations.
00:29:14We live in the city.
00:29:16We have buildings, where they are from.
00:29:18He just remembered.
00:29:20I'm in the mood.
00:29:22And how?
00:29:24I'm talking about the house.
00:29:26Everyone is gone.
00:29:32It fell.
00:29:34Fries.
00:29:36houses.
00:29:38All that fell.
00:29:40It fell.
00:29:42But it was another chance of filming.
00:29:45It fell on the mountain.
00:29:47I'm thinking of the forest.
00:29:48It fell on the mountain for a beach.
00:29:50It fell on the mountain.
00:29:51It fell on the mountain.
00:29:52It fell.
00:29:55I don't care, he saw a fish.
00:30:11Look at the fish.
00:30:13The fish!
00:30:15Newspaper
00:30:37Newspaper
00:30:39Newspaper
00:30:43Photograph
00:30:45Photograph
00:30:47Photograph
00:31:07It would be easy if you put out the cigarettes
00:31:09Who can say this?
00:31:11It is a pleasure to meet you
00:31:19Window
00:31:21Hey, zapytaj się, chcę powiedzieć
00:31:23Witam, pięknie idziesz wyglądać jak masz na imię
00:31:25Po co ty tracisz czas?
00:31:27Żadna angielka na ciebie nie spojrzy
00:31:29Czyli, chłopany herr
00:31:31Ty chcesz sobie raz zjelibasz?
00:31:35Yes
00:31:37English girls
00:31:39He likes
00:31:41He likes
00:31:43English girls
00:31:45Sara
00:31:47No
00:31:49No
00:31:51No
00:31:53No
00:31:55No
00:31:57No
00:31:59No
00:32:01No
00:32:03No
00:32:05No
00:32:07No
00:32:09No
00:32:11No
00:32:13No
00:32:15No
00:32:17No
00:32:19No
00:32:21No
00:32:23No
00:32:25No
00:32:27No
00:32:29No
00:32:31No
00:32:33No
00:32:35No
00:32:37No
00:32:39No
00:32:41Mama...
00:33:05Come here, come here!
00:33:22Help!
00:33:23Help!
00:33:24Help!
00:33:25Help!
00:33:49Help!
00:33:54I wonder if they will ever be free of night terrors.
00:34:00Talking about it will help.
00:34:07Starvation, beatings, shootings, hanging, gassing.
00:34:14All these were commonplace in their lives. What would you say?
00:34:17Forget about all that and focus on the future?
00:34:20First, I will listen.
00:34:26A favorite game of the gods was to put ground-up glass into our soup.
00:34:32And watch some of us slowly bleed to death from within.
00:34:39For those of us who remember, life before, these things were horrific.
00:34:45But these children, they...
00:34:47They grew up in that horror. For them it was normal.
00:34:53If you ask them how they feel, they might just...
00:34:57Shrug.
00:34:59I get the impression most don't want to talk about it.
00:35:03They are more obsessed with the fate of their relatives.
00:35:05Every day they ask when the Red Cross is coming.
00:35:29Very nice.
00:35:35Lovely.
00:35:38Lovely.
00:35:39Come on lads, put your back in here.
00:35:40Come on, lads, put your back into it.
00:36:10Is he very good?
00:36:17The rest, very, very bad.
00:36:20No real skill, but from his speed, his balance, his strength, he's clearly a natural athlete.
00:36:26Amazing considering.
00:36:31Oscar, I've been contacted by the coach of a Windermere team, asking if we'd like to play a friendly with him.
00:36:40They're friendly.
00:36:42A match played as a gesture of friendship from the local community to the children.
00:36:48Is the team good?
00:36:50Aye, not bad.
00:36:52Well, if you had 11 of them, probably.
00:36:58Surely what doesn't kill them makes them stronger.
00:37:01I think they need to experience what they can do, not what they can't.
00:37:08Telekontakt.
00:37:10Thank you, but no.
00:37:18Hold the ball.
00:37:19Hello, look.
00:37:36There it is.
00:37:37Go on.
00:37:38Have you seen this, Mark?
00:37:43Enjoying English ice cream, are you?
00:37:44Here's something to remind you of all.
00:37:55Georg.
00:37:56No.
00:38:00Look at him.
00:38:07We should be too.
00:38:12Enough.
00:38:12Back to bed and clean now.
00:38:17Hi, I'm Alk.
00:38:21What do you want?
00:38:23Good afternoon, gentlemen.
00:38:26You were attempting the Nazi salute?
00:38:30So?
00:38:30So?
00:38:32It is always the right arm.
00:38:35Trust me, I'm German.
00:38:36I'm also a Jew.
00:38:40So, no Nazi.
00:38:43Try.
00:38:46Try.
00:38:52Higher.
00:38:53The boy is scared so much that he pissed himself.
00:39:05He's not German.
00:39:06He's Polish, as are the others.
00:39:09They watched their families being slaughtered by the Nazis.
00:39:13Do you understand?
00:39:15Slaughtered.
00:39:15You should lower your arms, boys.
00:39:20You look like fools.
00:39:26None of us can imagine what they went through in their short lives.
00:39:30Not you.
00:39:31Not me.
00:39:32I need your word that my children are safe to walk your streets.
00:39:39From man to man.
00:39:42What do you say?
00:39:47Well, thank you so much.
00:39:48Good day to you.
00:40:10It's very good.
00:40:18Very good.
00:41:48Son, I've been a PE teacher for many years.
00:41:51I've seen a lot of kids play all sorts of sports.
00:41:54The most you can hope for is a modicum of enthusiasm and the ability to be the right plimsoll
00:41:59and the right foot.
00:41:59The number I've encountered with genuine physical ability is small, to say the least.
00:42:04Well, who cares?
00:42:05Let's all go crazy.
00:42:06Do you understand a single word that I'm saying?
00:42:09I'm so...
00:42:10You...
00:42:11Have natural talent.
00:42:12You...
00:42:13Have natural talent.
00:42:14But like any natural gift, you need to work at it to make the most sense.
00:42:19So...
00:42:20Here's a book of exercises for you to look at.
00:42:22Here, sir, a book of exercises for you to look at.
00:42:25Is it interesting?
00:42:38For you.
00:42:44Thank you, sir.
00:42:52Forget any notion of competence.
00:42:57Whether the child is a good or a bad artist is immaterials.
00:43:03My interest only concerns what they paint.
00:43:07How do these compare with children who survived the Blitz?
00:43:14Despite being bombed daily, those children express themselves as you would expect of those
00:43:18and good mental health.
00:43:20Strong colors, clear blue skies, shining suns, smiling faces.
00:43:27They painted happy times.
00:43:30By contrast, these children depict their most painful memories of losing family and identity.
00:43:39And extreme violence.
00:43:42It is as though they can no longer access the happy memories to talk, but...
00:43:46It is as though they can no longer access to Buchenwald.
00:43:48It is as though they can no longer access to Buchenwald.
00:43:49It is as though they can no longer access to Buchenwald.
00:43:54I'm sitting here all day waiting.
00:43:58To talk to them.
00:44:00And hear they scream from the rooftops.
00:44:02Before I came here, I was determined to hold their experience at arm's length.
00:44:22To protect myself.
00:44:23But how can you analyze these paintings?
00:44:33How can you ignore the suffering on every page?
00:44:37Week after week, I see this same level of extremity.
00:44:43When I saw this one, I was overwhelmed by sadness.
00:44:47I did something I have never done before.
00:44:51Instinctively, I went to the boy and I helped him.
00:44:55Marie.
00:45:01We feel compelled to respond as if they were our own children.
00:45:06That is what we feel, Captain.
00:45:08That means anything.
00:45:09How can you do?
00:45:10Yes.
00:45:11Yes.
00:45:13Yes.
00:45:16Yes.
00:45:17That's so good, Amber.
00:45:21That is the end of the day.
00:45:23Yes.
00:45:25Yes.
00:45:26Yes.
00:45:27Yes.
00:45:28Yes.
00:45:29Yes.
00:45:30Yes.
00:45:31Yes.
00:45:32Yes.
00:45:33Yes.
00:45:34Yes.
00:45:35Yes.
00:45:36Yes.
00:45:37Oh, my God.
00:47:07Tree.
00:47:09Rain.
00:47:11Water.
00:47:13River.
00:47:15Bird.
00:47:27Flower.
00:47:31You are welcome.
00:47:33You are welcome.
00:47:35You are welcome.
00:47:43What do you think?
00:47:45You are welcome.
00:47:47I just think if my family was with me in Theresienstadt,
00:47:53or if we were together.
00:47:55Why do you think about that?
00:47:57I think about them all in a different way.
00:48:01Kiss.
00:48:03Lunch.
00:48:05Hungry?
00:48:07Always.
00:48:09You are welcome.
00:48:11Always.
00:48:13You are welcome.
00:48:15I am.
00:48:17I am.
00:48:19I am.
00:48:21I am.
00:48:23I am.
00:48:25I am.
00:48:27I am.
00:48:29I am.
00:48:31I am.
00:48:33That was true.
00:48:39That was true.
00:48:41I am.
00:48:43I am.
00:48:47Let's go.
00:49:17Let's go.
00:49:47Let's go.
00:50:17Let's go.
00:50:47Let's go.
00:51:17Let's go.
00:51:47Let's go.
00:52:17Let's go.
00:52:47Let's go.
00:53:17Let's go.
00:53:47Let's go.
00:54:17Let's go.
00:54:47Let's go.
00:55:17Let's go.
00:55:47Let's go.
00:56:17Let's go.
00:56:47Let's go.
00:57:17Let's go.
00:57:47Let's go.
00:58:17Let's go.
00:58:47Let's go.
00:59:17Let's go.
00:59:47Let's go.
01:00:17I am.
01:00:47Let's go.
01:01:17Let's go.
01:01:47Let's go.
01:02:17Let's go.
01:02:47Let's go.
01:03:17Let's go.
01:03:47Let's go.
01:04:17Let's go.
01:04:47Let's go.
01:05:17Let's go.
01:05:47Let's go.
01:06:17Let's go.
01:06:47Let's go.
01:07:17Let's go.
01:07:47Let's go.
01:08:17Let's go.
01:08:47Let's go.
01:09:17Let's go.
01:09:47Let's go.
01:10:17Let's go.
01:10:47Let's go.
01:11:17Let's go.
01:11:47Let's go.
01:12:17Let's go.
01:12:47Let's go.
01:13:17Let's go.
01:13:47Let's go.
01:14:17Let's go.
01:14:47Let's go.
01:15:17Let's go.
01:15:47Let's go.
01:16:16Let's go.
01:16:46Let's go.
01:17:16Let's go.
01:17:46Let's go.
01:18:16Let's go.
01:18:46Let's go.
01:19:16Let's go.
01:19:46Let's go.
01:20:16Let's go.
01:20:46Let's go.
01:21:16Let's go.
01:21:46Let's go.
01:22:16Let's go.
01:22:46Let's go.
01:23:16Let's go.
01:23:46Let's go.
01:24:16Let's go.
01:24:46Let's go.
01:25:16Let's go.
01:25:46Let's go.
01:26:16Let's go.
01:26:46Let's go.
01:27:16Let's go.
01:27:46Let's go.
Be the first to comment