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00:00:28You
00:00:38You
00:01:04You
00:01:04You
00:01:15I'm alright
00:01:19Good thing they didn't hurt you
00:01:22Sleep okay honey?
00:01:24Mum
00:01:31Mum the police station had so many women outside
00:01:34And Mrs Vischer was saying they all came to support you
00:01:38Sleep now honey
00:01:40I'm sure you'll like it here you know
00:01:41Vischer's sister left for Germany and I don't think she's coming back here
00:01:45Sleep darling
00:01:50And while you were gone
00:01:52Dad's friend from the hospital came by
00:01:55He said that pig Adam Herman is going to be the new department head
00:01:58Not Dad
00:02:25Never before in the history of Poland has the younger generation had such bright
00:02:29Prospects as under socialism
00:02:30But to become a manager, a director or a member of parliament
00:02:35Good grades and hard work are not enough
00:02:38Young representatives of the working people must distinguish themselves through impeccable moral fibre
00:02:44And serve as a model of socialist honesty
00:02:47The Polish United Workers Party is addressing these problems by setting an example for the younger generation
00:02:53Honesty and transparency are paramount here
00:02:58So it's no surprise that young people are joining the Polish Socialist Youth Union in droves
00:03:05It won't be long until they obtain the coveted party membership card
00:03:09To the young citizens of our country
00:03:12Chin up
00:03:13You are in good hands
00:03:16The Polish United Workers Party will support you
00:03:20Since our strength lies in the unity of the older and younger generation
00:03:49I haven't seen you in Targo Biscoe in three months, Doctor
00:03:53I keep sitting at the dovecot thinking
00:03:56About all the kids who left here
00:03:59And soon all those children will be coming back, won't they?
00:04:02Why are you telling me this?
00:04:04Because if everything here is polluted
00:04:06I wouldn't think them returning is a good idea, right?
00:04:09I've done my part
00:04:11You must take care of yourselves now
00:04:14But I tried
00:04:15I went to the Governor's Office
00:04:17Then to the Metal Works
00:04:19But they wouldn't talk to me
00:04:22They would just send me from director to director
00:04:26Let me say that
00:04:28I now get
00:04:30How, uh, how much work it must have taken to get
00:04:33All those kids away and into those sanatoriums
00:04:39Why are you buttering me up, Mr. Sontag?
00:04:41Because we need to, to move everyone from Targo Biscoe to new apartments
00:04:46And I reckon it can't be done without your help, Doctor
00:04:52There has to be a way to do it without me
00:04:55What did the secret police do to you?
00:04:58Bye, Sontag
00:05:00Monday at 9am I'm going to see Mitzker
00:05:03I'll find out how many apartments the Metal Works has
00:05:05The kids need to move out of Targo Visco
00:05:09In the cardiovascular system
00:05:12They take on characteristics of vegetative disorders
00:05:17Expressed by a transient state
00:05:21What?
00:05:23No, no, no
00:05:25Darling
00:05:28What's wrong?
00:05:30The kids are going back to Targo Visco
00:05:32They had to eventually
00:05:34Yes, but they shouldn't be living there
00:05:37I...
00:05:39I will...
00:05:41Make you some tea
00:05:47You can't move hundreds of households, it's just not possible
00:06:06Good morning
00:06:07Good morning
00:06:08Good morning
00:06:12Good morning
00:06:19Good morning
00:06:19Morning, I'll leave you to you
00:06:20Hi
00:06:25They've been keeping me here for so long
00:06:27Because when they started doing tests
00:06:29Turns out the problem is
00:06:32Actually neurological
00:06:34So the lead poisoning thing is nonsense
00:06:39Of course, neurological problems can be caused by lead
00:06:45I see your mum prepared you for this conversation
00:06:48What's your problem with my mum?
00:06:49Nothing
00:06:51But some things can be
00:06:53Pretty easily solved if you're calm about it
00:06:55Okay, well when my mum tried to solve things calmly
00:06:57They set our car on fire
00:06:59Sure, but you know that hundreds of folks work at the smelter
00:07:02And this lead killed how many kids, your washer?
00:07:06There was Taffis
00:07:08But that boy could have had some other diseases
00:07:11You know, when I speak to you, you always explain the world to me
00:07:14Yet you don't seem to hear anyone else
00:07:16What are you saying?
00:07:18I'm saying this is the last time I'll visit
00:07:21Girl, open up your mind to a different point of view
00:07:23You know what?
00:07:25When you think about all this calmly
00:07:26You'll come to realise that my mum is looking after sick kids
00:07:29And your dad is secret police
00:07:31And your dad is secret police, Marek
00:07:31You cannot change that with some charming speech
00:07:37And in chapter 2 I made some small, really small corrections
00:07:42But I think that, mmm
00:07:45Perhaps you should avoid the word industry in the title
00:07:49And those sources of emissions
00:07:54Eola, is something wrong?
00:07:58The kids are coming back anyway, so what's the use in writing this?
00:08:06Eola
00:08:08Eola
00:08:10I know the best way you can help them
00:08:15Get your doctorate and treat them
00:08:19Rehoming is not our job
00:08:25This really could be a ground-breaking paper
00:08:38A scientist should have doubts, you know
00:08:55Always praying for your child
00:08:57Eola
00:08:57Or
00:08:57To
00:08:57To
00:08:57To
00:08:57To
00:09:17You put on those socks, buddy.
00:09:25What's going on here?
00:09:28Dad said we haven't been on a mountain hike in a while and we have to go.
00:09:32And he told me that Mum needs some peace and quiet so she can focus on her doctoral thesis.
00:09:37Which version is true then, Dad?
00:09:38Both.
00:09:40Everyone, I made you some sandwiches for the road and some apples.
00:09:46Don't forget your teddy.
00:09:48Yola, I know you can't sleep because the children will be returning soon.
00:09:53So you and the kids are going walking?
00:09:55Yeah.
00:09:56And besides, at least our kids can't get accused of stealing matches.
00:10:02Oh, I love you.
00:10:04Thank you, darling.
00:10:05Till the end of the world.
00:10:07Good.
00:10:11I love you.
00:10:40Good morning.
00:10:58Good morning, congratulations on your promotion to director and thank you for helping us
00:11:03to get the children away from here.
00:11:05Morning.
00:11:06Morning.
00:11:07I was just doing my duty.
00:11:09Come in.
00:11:09Yes, please do come in.
00:11:10Right.
00:11:10Right.
00:11:11And exactly, because you know how to fight for the folks here, we came to you.
00:11:16Uh, yes?
00:11:17What about?
00:11:17The children mustn't go from the sanatoriums to Targa Visco because the whole area is polluted.
00:11:21I am aware of the complications that arise from here.
00:11:23What we're saying is these families need new apartments.
00:11:26Living next to the smelter isn't safe for anyone.
00:11:30How am I supposed to move 250 households and to where?
00:11:34Homes don't drop from the sky, but perhaps Mr. Sontag is planning on building them.
00:11:38Mr. Mitzker.
00:11:39No, the Metalworks has its own housing cooperative, Mr. Mitzker.
00:12:00Mr. Mitzker.
00:12:01Goodbye then.
00:12:08Miss Chrysia, please connect me with Major Nijana.
00:12:12Let's go.
00:12:51There'll be no dinner.
00:12:53Well, since you found out that the smelter's toxic, the fish are getting heavier, too.
00:13:01How can I help you?
00:13:04Where can I find out what apartments the Chopinese Metalworks Cooperative is building?
00:13:09No need to investigate them, I'll just tell you.
00:13:12The Cooperative is building on Stelztyu-Bitonski at 21, and building on the Rostenski Estate.
00:13:20They're building 27-floor high-rises over there.
00:13:23How many homes is that?
00:13:24In total, about a thousand.
00:13:27They'll be released over several, several years.
00:13:34Look, Mrs.
00:13:36You want these homes for the...
00:13:39the folks in Togaviska, right?
00:13:44Then you should remember, those with authority, if they want to, could crush any individual.
00:13:52But if there is strength around the individual, they start to get scared.
00:13:59I'm not sure I have the strength you mean.
00:14:01I would say, 250 households is some serious strength.
00:14:08Thank you so much, Governor.
00:14:26Good luck.
00:14:31God bless.
00:14:33God bless.
00:14:35I've come to talk to you mothers, because your children will be returning very soon to Togavisko.
00:14:42And so their sickness is going to return, too.
00:14:49I'm not just saying that they shouldn't come back to us.
00:14:52I am telling you that none of us should be living near the smelter because it's unhealthy.
00:14:58So I am saying to you, the smelter should provide each of us with an apartment so that
00:15:05all of our families can move away from it.
00:15:08Right.
00:15:09But how's that going to work?
00:15:10They haven't built enough for everyone here.
00:15:15So, apartments are being built by the city and the smelter.
00:15:18But people in cooperatives wait for years, you know.
00:15:21No one will just give them to us.
00:15:23Yeah, no one will.
00:15:24That's true.
00:15:25Yes, I'm sure they will not just give us homes.
00:15:27If we want these apartments, we will have to fight.
00:15:29Fight?
00:15:31Ladies, apparently we're going to fight the smelter.
00:15:34Yeah.
00:15:35Yeah.
00:15:35No, our job is to settle for what they offer us, because otherwise things will get much worse.
00:15:41Mm-hmm.
00:15:42That's right.
00:15:43No one's ever won against the smelter.
00:15:46For years, they have made the area toxic.
00:15:50Previously, they might not have known it.
00:15:52But now they are removing the filters so that production increases.
00:15:55And that is a fact.
00:15:57A fact that your children and families deserve to get a new home.
00:16:00Yeah, but maybe it'll be fine.
00:16:02My little one is all better now.
00:16:04I mean it.
00:16:05Yeah.
00:16:05You know, my kid is already healthy and yours is feeling better.
00:16:09Yeah, my boy's better.
00:16:10Yeah, would you look at that?
00:16:11All the kids are feeling better.
00:16:13Listen, ladies.
00:16:14That's right.
00:16:14They do seem to be better.
00:16:15Look, the filters will get returned.
00:16:17It'll all go back to normal.
00:16:19Putting the filters back in won't help, since everything around the metalworks is contaminated.
00:16:25Things can only be okay if we can move all of us away from the smelter.
00:16:31I want to go to the metalworks management to fight for those apartments, but since I shall
00:16:35go to talk about your apartments, ladies, I would like to find out if you would go with
00:16:41me.
00:16:49What about the men?
00:16:51They'll lose their jobs.
00:16:53I'd rather go instead of talking here.
00:16:58Women!
00:17:00Alone, I can't do this for you.
00:17:03I'll come with you, doctor.
00:17:05I'll go too, doctor.
00:17:07I'll come with you too, doctor.
00:17:07We're going too.
00:17:08I'll go.
00:17:09I'll go too.
00:17:11I'll go too.
00:17:14I'm very glad.
00:17:15I'm going too.
00:17:17Yeah.
00:17:18I'll come too, doctor.
00:17:33What's going on?
00:17:34What's going on?
00:17:34I did my best, but the women are coming to the metalworks.
00:17:37Get out of here.
00:17:38Okay.
00:17:40The metalworks.
00:17:42Holy fucking shit.
00:17:44Holy shit.
00:17:48Holy shit.
00:17:50Holy shit.
00:18:09Mrs. Wozniak. Mrs. Wozniak. Mrs. Pyrtec. Mrs. Tafis. Mrs. Tafis. Fes. Juba. Juba. Maya. Maya.
00:18:26So what are we going to do with them, Major?
00:18:45I shall start to scream, I swear it. Leave it alone. Your son was nearly killed because of the poison.
00:18:51Why don't you leave it alone?
00:18:52I just can't. And I can't. I do not want to hurt you. If you don't leave this, it will
00:19:00end awfully for both of us.
00:19:01I'm not doing it.
00:19:06But you've got lead poisoning. Do you want to lose your baby? Please think it through.
00:19:12Move your leg or I will scream.
00:19:15Please, Yola.
00:19:16Ah!
00:19:18Ah!
00:19:27Ah!
00:19:35I don't know.
00:20:03I don't know.
00:20:29Show her face ever again.
00:20:31Sit.
00:20:38She can't pull it off alone.
00:20:40Not alone.
00:20:42But if she can get a few hundred ladies to join her, we'll have a social movement on her hands.
00:20:47That's why I came to ask for permission to use extraordinary measures if we have to.
00:20:54Use whatever you want, Nigella.
00:20:57Because if you don't silence the doctor, it's back to the works for you.
00:21:20Hello.
00:21:21Where?
00:21:22There.
00:21:22Let's go.
00:21:24But...
00:21:27Hello.
00:21:28Hello.
00:21:28Hello.
00:21:31Hello.
00:21:33Hello.
00:21:35Here?
00:21:36Yes, here.
00:21:37Come on.
00:21:49God bless.
00:21:50God bless.
00:21:51God bless.
00:21:51God bless, Mrs. Piatek.
00:21:52Look, we're very sorry to be intruding on you like this.
00:21:56It's just that, well, we managed to get the smelter to pay for a trip to visit our kids.
00:22:01I'm from the smelter.
00:22:03I organized the visit for mothers, but you have to hurry.
00:22:05Because the buses leave in an hour and we could only get them for one day.
00:22:09And what about sleeping at their beds?
00:22:11Uh, yes, with the kids.
00:22:13You'll sleep with them.
00:22:14It's all paid for by the smelter.
00:22:16Really?
00:22:16That's good.
00:22:17Yeah, it is good.
00:22:19I suppose I should get ready.
00:22:21Yeah.
00:22:21Yeah.
00:22:22God bless, Mrs. Piatek.
00:22:22God bless.
00:22:24Yeah.
00:22:35Who's there?
00:22:36It's me, Soundtack.
00:22:38What happened?
00:22:39Doctor, all the women, they've left.
00:22:43I heard a commotion outside.
00:22:45So I went out and I saw some buses pulling into Targa Visco.
00:22:50Mrs. Wozniak said the smelter is taking them away to visit their kids.
00:22:57Yeah, so they won't be at the smelter tomorrow morning.
00:22:59Oh, those fuckers know absolutely everything, don't they?
00:23:02Now we have to wait until they all return here.
00:23:09We have to wait until they've left.
00:23:11I've got to wait until they're leaving.
00:23:25I have to wait until they're leaving.
00:23:25Oh, that's awesome.
00:23:26I can't wait until they're friends.
00:23:26We have to wait until they're leaving.
00:23:26I can't wait until they're leaving.
00:23:27Oh, that's awesome.
00:23:38Because I'm home.
00:23:38I can't wait until they're leaving.
00:23:38And this is that time, you're traveling with the kids who are coming in.
00:23:41Hi, Huber.
00:23:43It's Nigella to you.
00:23:58Is this really that urgent?
00:24:00Tomorrow you're going to have dozens of women from Targo Visco
00:24:03who will demand apartments from the metalworks.
00:24:05They can demand all they want.
00:24:07We're not giving them any apartments.
00:24:08What's the problem?
00:24:09If you don't understand the gravity of the situation,
00:24:10you better shut up.
00:24:12How many apartments from the social pool are left?
00:24:14I don't remember.
00:24:15I'd have to check.
00:24:16Don't fuck with me.
00:24:18Visco, I know full well that you give away apartments for bribes
00:24:21so you'll have all the numbers in your head, man.
00:24:24And I swear, if you cheat me and it turns out it doesn't add up,
00:24:28you'll be using your own cash from the drawer above the minibar
00:24:30to make up the difference.
00:24:32You hear me?
00:24:34Woof.
00:24:35Woof.
00:24:36We have 26 homes.
00:24:39There.
00:24:41There are some pretty angry women among them.
00:24:46We need to pacify them.
00:24:56We need to take care of them.
00:25:02Yeah.
00:25:02We need to take care of them.
00:25:05We'll still be using the spot.
00:25:45Now, listen to me closely.
00:25:47Speak to their husbands, tell them these apartments are for their exemplary work, okay?
00:25:51They must think that these apartments have been earned.
00:25:56Will that do?
00:25:58If the smelter gives away 26 homes, they'll relax, right?
00:26:02And in a year, we'll remember this.
00:26:05And the doctor?
00:26:11I don't know.
00:26:23I don't know.
00:26:24I don't know.
00:26:44Oh, King Harold!
00:27:02Let's go.
00:27:25Let's go.
00:27:38Dr. Why's people are here to see you?
00:27:41Hello. Please accept my apologies, but no one informed me about your visit, Doctor.
00:27:46So I don't really know what to do now.
00:27:48No, that's fine. It's a spontaneous visit.
00:27:50Yes.
00:27:50But we didn't want to arrive empty-handed, so we thought we'd bring...
00:27:55Ah, that is...
00:27:57Well, then I suppose perhaps I'll ask you to follow me to the cafeteria.
00:28:03Thank you, sir.
00:28:04I'm sure it will be more comfortable to meet there.
00:28:10Um, she's here, and there's a fellow with her.
00:28:16She's about to go and talk to the mothers.
00:28:19I didn't let her in, mind you. Absolutely not. No chance.
00:28:21I've no idea how she got in. Perhaps the kitchen? I've really no idea.
00:28:30Yesterday they sent you here to the sanatorium. Tomorrow they'll come up with something else.
00:28:34This is the best moment to pressure the metalworks for apartments.
00:28:37Maybe tomorrow?
00:28:39Why tomorrow?
00:28:40Hang on, Doctor.
00:28:42May I say something?
00:28:43Yes, please.
00:28:44Listen up, ladies.
00:28:45You don't want to live there anymore, do you? Yeah?
00:28:47Yes!
00:28:48So get up and do something.
00:28:50Because if we don't do it today, then you won't get shit from them.
00:28:53Why are you so upset?
00:28:54Because we've got to act.
00:29:02I said no interruptions, right?
00:29:05Comrade secretary, you're here.
00:29:10What's going on?
00:29:11Everything's under control.
00:29:13Under what control?
00:29:16I've been informed, so to speak, that the women have already left the sanatoriums.
00:29:21What are they planning?
00:29:24Protests tomorrow in front of the smelter.
00:29:26They want to see the management about the apartments.
00:29:30Well, if it's that doctor's doing, then why don't you arrest her?
00:29:34Because if I arrest her, those women will come to the station.
00:29:36I have a better plan.
00:29:39Tell me.
00:29:41We'll bribe the loudest of them with brand new homes.
00:29:45When the others get upset because they didn't get one,
00:29:48they'll start bickering among themselves, the crowd will despise, they'll leave.
00:29:52And if it doesn't, Nigella?
00:29:54Well, if it doesn't, the Polish Republic has a law for that.
00:29:57Don't you start Nigella with all that bloody law crap.
00:30:01I made a promise to Edward of peace and quiet, yes?
00:30:18Thank you, and I'm sorry for the trouble. I just thought it was best not to go home.
00:30:22It's no trouble.
00:30:25I don't quite understand this need to fix the world.
00:30:32But your courage, I admire.
00:30:38All right, time to sleep.
00:30:40You'll be needing your strength at the metalworks tomorrow.
00:30:47Tell me why you're doing this.
00:30:50Because it's right.
00:30:56Good night.
00:30:57Good night.
00:31:24I have a question, sir.
00:31:29Thank you, sir.
00:31:31Quiet.
00:31:31He's here.
00:31:32Here we go.
00:31:34Gentlemen.
00:31:36Listen here.
00:31:37Um, it's a beautiful day today.
00:31:40Therefore, I bring you beautiful news.
00:31:44It turns out that the Smelter Co-operative has an extra pool of homes,
00:31:47and it just so happens that you gentlemen here today are the ones who get those apartments.
00:31:53What? You guys hear that?
00:31:56Director, are you being serious? Or is this some gentleman?
00:32:00No joke here. The apartments are waiting just for you.
00:32:05Bravo to everyone. It's a great joy.
00:32:09A little more enthusiasm, gentlemen. Come on.
00:32:13I always said, together we can do anything. Bravo. Well done.
00:32:28Where are you off to?
00:32:30To the metalworks. I told you. About all those apartments we're supposed to fight for.
00:32:35Darling, we've already got one.
00:32:36What do you mean?
00:32:38There was a meeting with Mitzka.
00:32:42He said there is a pool for outstanding employees.
00:32:46So that means we've got 52 square meters.
00:32:49Who else got one?
00:32:52Juba, Meyer, Peartek.
00:32:55Yeah. They're attempting to shut us up.
00:32:58The doctor's also getting one. More than 75 square meters, Greta.
00:33:02Yeah? Was it the doctor herself who told you she was given an apartment? Or could it have been some
00:33:07prick with a cravat?
00:33:08I don't understand why you're fighting still.
00:33:11For 251 apartments.
00:33:16Just stop it with you. Our family is a new home. You don't have to go.
00:33:20No, let me go.
00:33:23Roman, you're a good man, you know. I'm sure you couldn't be bought for a measly 52 meters.
00:33:29My dear, if the whole of the neighborhood is being poisoned, well then, everyone has to move out. Not just
00:33:36us.
00:33:49What's going on?
00:33:51The doctor, as usual.
00:33:54Maybe she's right.
00:34:17The doctor, as usual.
00:34:54The doctor, as usual.
00:34:59The doctor, as usual.
00:35:00The doctor, as usual.
00:35:01The doctor, as usual.
00:35:05The doctor, as usual.
00:35:08The doctor, as usual.
00:35:10The doctor, as usual.
00:35:11The doctor, as usual.
00:35:12The doctor, as usual.
00:35:13The doctor, as usual.
00:35:13The doctor, as usual.
00:35:13The doctor, as usual.
00:35:13The doctor, as usual.
00:35:13The doctor, as usual.
00:35:15The doctor, as usual.
00:35:16The doctor, as usual.
00:35:20The doctor, as usual.
00:35:59Good morning.
00:36:00Morning.
00:36:01I've come to speak to Director Mitzker.
00:36:03I'm afraid I can't hear you in.
00:36:05Please submit a visitation request.
00:36:07Please call the Director and inform him that he should come down himself because we will not be moving until
00:36:12we have spoken.
00:36:20I found Mitzker!
00:36:22In the window!
00:36:24Look in the window!
00:36:29Mr. Mitzker!
00:36:31The smelt is toxic!
00:36:32We want apartments!
00:36:34You are toxic!
00:36:35Give us apartments!
00:36:37You are toxic! Give us apartments!
00:36:40You are toxic! Give us apartments!
00:36:55What was it you said, Nigella?
00:36:57You are toxic! Give us apartments!
00:37:00They'll bicker with each other and leave.
00:37:01Give us apartments! You are toxic!
00:37:18Give us apartments!
00:37:29You are toxic! You are toxic!
00:37:32They know we're here. They know we're here.
00:37:34So we'll wait for them here.
00:37:36Pardon me. Pardon me. Pardon me.
00:37:38I wondered if you knew that some folks got an apartment already?
00:37:43Yeah?
00:37:44They did? Yeah, who did?
00:37:46Us? But I don't give a shit.
00:37:48They tried to bribe us with an apartment.
00:37:50Yeah, they offered my lot one, but we didn't take it.
00:37:53Yeah, even if you didn't take it, others have.
00:37:57Wait, wait, wait. It was her!
00:37:59She's the scab that told us to visit the children, aren't you?
00:38:02What are you talking about?
00:38:02I did not!
00:38:03What are you talking about?
00:38:04It was her!
00:38:04What are you saying?
00:38:05I know you're trying to talk to you!
00:38:07What's this woman doing? Get out of here!
00:38:09Yeah, get out of here!
00:38:09Get out of here!
00:38:11Get out of here!
00:38:11Get out of here!
00:38:12Get out of here!
00:38:13Boo!
00:38:15Get out of here!
00:38:16Get with them all!
00:38:21Boo!
00:38:22Yeah, bravo!
00:38:30Let's separate them.
00:38:32Have them send up a delegation.
00:38:45Excuse me.
00:38:48Excuse me.
00:38:49Hello.
00:38:50The director will speak to a delegation of you, and he politely asks the rest to go home.
00:38:57We're here together, and no one is going anywhere.
00:39:01We're not going anywhere.
00:39:02How about the director comes to us?
00:39:05We aren't going anywhere.
00:39:07We're not going anywhere.
00:39:08We're not going anywhere.
00:39:10We're not going anywhere.
00:39:11We're going anywhere.
00:39:14We're staying.
00:39:15So, I'll go upstairs, speak to the director.
00:39:18And we'll wait here.
00:39:20We're staying.
00:39:36So, I'll go upstairs, speak to the director.
00:39:37I don't know.
00:39:37So, I can't believe that they are going to stay here.
00:39:42Nigella, wake up.
00:39:44Where is your ingenious plan?
00:39:52This is Nigella.
00:39:54Positions.
00:39:54I don't know.
00:40:29I don't know.
00:40:54The citizens' militia orders you to disperse.
00:40:57This gathering is illegal.
00:41:00Please remain calm and return to your homes.
00:41:05I repeat, the citizens' militia orders you to disperse.
00:41:11Please remain calm and return to your homes.
00:41:14I repeat, the citizens' militia orders you to disperse.
00:42:01The citizens' militia orders you to disperse.
00:42:11The citizens' militia orders you to disperse.
00:42:12You are toxic! Give us partners!
00:42:16You are toxic!
00:42:16Yeah, that should, uh, disperse them.
00:42:19You are toxic! Give us partners!
00:42:30What's on the menu today?
00:42:32Meatballs. Thanks.
00:42:35Guys, guys, listen to me.
00:42:37What?
00:42:38Look out there. Our women are outside the smelter.
00:42:40Huh?
00:42:40And they sent a riot squad against them.
00:42:42Wait, what?
00:42:43Do they want to be...
00:42:43The militia's at them with transients!
00:42:46Hey, boys!
00:42:46Come with me!
00:42:47Pick up whatever you can. Let's go.
00:42:48Come on, everyone.
00:42:49Come on, everyone.
00:42:50Come on, let's go!
00:42:52Let's go!
00:42:53Let's go! Let's go!
00:43:05Look, what the fuck?
00:43:07Sergeant!
00:43:09Second platoon! Go round them!
00:43:11Push the rear!
00:43:13You are toxic!
00:43:14You are toxic!
00:43:17You are toxic partners!
00:43:19You are toxic!
00:43:21You are toxic!
00:43:40Turn on the water, can it?
00:43:42Are you crazy?
00:43:45Cruiser here. Hold back and wait for new orders.
00:43:48You are toxic!
00:43:50You are toxic!
00:43:51You are toxic!
00:43:54We don't exude...
00:43:54Would you just shut up?
00:43:57This is getting out of hand.
00:43:58Even for me.
00:44:00You are toxic!
00:44:01You are toxic!
00:44:04You are toxic!
00:44:06You are toxic!
00:44:11You are toxic!
00:44:15You are toxic!
00:44:18You are toxic!
00:44:20You are toxic!
00:44:22You are toxic!
00:44:24You are toxic!
00:44:54Lieutenant, get ready. Lieutenant, let's go.
00:45:01Wait, wait.
00:45:02Get us a promise, get us a promise, get us a promise!
00:45:38There you are.
00:46:01You go and tell them. The metal works will take care of it all. And apartments will be given to
00:46:07everyone.
00:46:08Where am I going to get 251?
00:46:10What don't you understand, Mitzka? Get a fucking move on!
00:46:14All right, I'll go.
00:46:52The director's here.
00:46:53Oh, brilliant!
00:46:55Director Mitzka's here. Come on! Come on, girls!
00:47:01Hello.
00:47:03Morning.
00:47:06Good morning, all. Thanks for coming.
00:47:08Morning.
00:47:10I'm here to share some brilliant news today.
00:47:12You'll be getting apartments.
00:47:16Apartment?
00:47:17That's right.
00:47:19Yesterday we only had 26, but I personally made the right decision to telephone the first secretary.
00:47:28And he...
00:47:28Mr. Mitzka, please stop trying to charm us and just tell us if the apartments are for every one of
00:47:33us here.
00:47:33Oh, great.
00:47:34I pledge there's one for everybody.
00:47:39Bravo!
00:47:40Uh, okay, sure. It would be wonderful to have that in writing.
00:47:43Oh, exactly.
00:47:43That's right.
00:47:44So, we'll draft the appropriate documents today.
00:47:48And so, perhaps, ladies, you can go to your homes, workers, you can all get back, and the delegation is
00:47:54invited for tea.
00:47:55No, no, no. The delegation's happy to wait. In fact, we'll all wait, yes?
00:47:58Well, in that case, I'm... going to head... to call some people.
00:48:04Yeah.
00:48:05Yeah, it's good.
00:48:06All right.
00:48:07Well, we did it.
00:48:08Let him go.
00:48:08We did it, Doctor.
00:48:09We did it.
00:48:10Very good, very good.
00:48:12The most important thing is that we stay as a group.
00:48:14That we stick together, unanimously, absolutely.
00:48:18It's very important that we stay as a group, okay?
00:48:20Yeah.
00:48:23What's wrong?
00:48:24Oh, gosh, what's wrong?
00:48:26What's...
00:48:27My water's broke.
00:48:28Please get an ambulance.
00:48:39Yes.
00:48:40Push, push, push.
00:48:42Push some more.
00:48:43Hold on, hold on, hold on.
00:48:44Push, push.
00:48:46All right, all right.
00:48:47Stop pushing.
00:48:47Stop pushing.
00:48:48Breathe, breathe.
00:48:49Breathe for a moment.
00:48:50Breathe.
00:48:51Breathe deeply, deeply.
00:48:53Take a big breath.
00:48:54I can't do this.
00:48:55Deep breath.
00:48:57No!
00:48:58Take a breath.
00:49:00And push hard, hard, hard.
00:49:02Keep going, keep going.
00:49:03Okay, okay.
00:49:04Stop pushing.
00:49:04Stop pushing.
00:49:05Stop pushing.
00:49:06Breathe calmly.
00:49:07Breathe, breathe, breathe, breathe, breathe.
00:49:10There it is.
00:49:15Easy.
00:49:16Easy.
00:49:18Jesus.
00:49:20Much harder.
00:49:25Stop.
00:49:28Breathe.
00:49:30No.
00:49:32That's my freedom stop.
00:49:33No.
00:49:38It's a little girl, Mrs. Dodosca Coole.
00:49:41It's a cute little girl.
00:49:43Any more baby.
00:49:58Bye.
00:49:58Today, we're starting the defense of the doctoral dissertation of Mrs. Yolanta Vodovska-Kroll.
00:50:07We welcome you warmly. Please, do sit.
00:50:15To begin, I would like to ask the reviewer to ask a question.
00:50:20Over to Professor Marian Koniechny.
00:50:25I have no questions for you.
00:50:28It's hard to have any questions about this dissertation.
00:50:32Firstly, in my opinion, the dissertation is simply quite bad, to be honest.
00:50:38Secondly, I don't understand why we've even gathered here today.
00:50:42Because, to be frank, there's nothing we could defend here.
00:50:49Professor.
00:50:50I share a similar sentiment. The piece is chaotic, all based on assumptions and speculation.
00:50:58And not undocumented scientific facts.
00:51:00Could you give some detail?
00:51:02That's the problem. The lack of detail within your piece was its biggest weakness.
00:51:06Four and a half thousand children were examined. Over a thousand had lead poisoning. That's not detail.
00:51:11No. No, that's speculation.
00:51:14Please, Professor, won't you say something?
00:51:17Professor?
00:51:18Professor.
00:51:27I agree with the previous statement.
00:51:46Good morning.
00:51:49Hello.
00:51:53Professor?
00:51:55Professor?
00:51:57Professor, you knew.
00:52:00Of course I knew.
00:52:01Of course I knew.
00:52:02How could you?
00:52:05Imagine you had an option of a single doctorate or brand new beds for 80 children in a newly built
00:52:11wing in my clinic.
00:52:13What would your choice be, Yola?
00:52:16What would your choice be, Yola?
00:52:40What would your choice be, Yola?
00:52:48Dear and esteemed comrades and citizens. I speak to you all to address and report to the people of this
00:52:58here country what we have managed to make happen, our achievements for our employees' good, the region, and our proud
00:53:07land.
00:53:17In 1974, the value of industrial production in the province of Katowice doubled.
00:53:33Let us take a look at our metal production.
00:53:38The latest technology has made its way into our region's plants in recent years.
00:53:47It has helped us to reduce the emissions of harmful substances which are a by-product of a developing industry
00:53:57which has an impact on our natural environment.
00:54:08Let us take, for example, the problem at the Chopenese metalworks.
00:54:15I think you're too small. You'll have to grow some more, aren't you?
00:54:18Thoughtlessness of certain individuals nearly caused a disastrous tragedy for the children.
00:54:28And yet, fortunately, my team discovered the problem and didn't hesitate when taking immediate and appropriate relevant action.
00:54:50The people responsible for these oversights have been severely punished for their negligence.
00:54:59Caring for the sick children of our workers is a priority for me, so I sent the children to the
00:55:05mountains for them to rest and convalesce in sanatoriums for a while.
00:55:11Yet, our aid did not stop at sending the sick children away.
00:55:17I've personally come to the decision to demolish the Targa Wisco neighborhood in Chopenese, which was threatened by contamination,
00:55:29and to place the 251 families living there in newly-built apartments.
00:55:51Our bond with society is our main source of strength, as well as the basis for the righteousness of our
00:56:03policy and its acceptance by the working people.
00:56:06Because, for the party, the well-being of the working people must stay forever as our first concern.
00:56:18The party!
00:56:21The party!
00:56:23The party!
00:56:28The party!
00:56:43The party!
00:56:43The party!
00:56:45The party!
00:56:46The party!
00:56:49The party!
00:56:51The party!
00:56:56The party!
00:57:01The party!
00:57:03The party!
00:57:04The party!
00:57:06The party!
00:57:07The party!
00:57:08The party!
00:57:10The party!
00:57:11The party!
00:57:11The party!
00:57:40That's a doctor, yeah!
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