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00:28You
00:32I'm sorry what are you doing are we breaking in? Well you heard him ask us to come here so
00:36we aren't breaking in.
00:53He said it's in the living room on the tile stove.
00:58Would you hold that?
01:08Here.
01:22The metal work showed me these. Apparently these filters are meant to stop the poison.
01:28If it's in the chimney it might stop something. In Targo Visco everyone has this fabric at home.
01:35At home?
01:36Schlieber gave it out. Folks took it, they brought it home and made it into tablecloths or something else.
01:46This mess is our doing eh?
01:50It was the metal works doing. They've lied to everyone.
01:53Come on doctor. We are the metal works.
01:57I have to go. I can't take these with me.
01:59I'll take it. I'll bring it to the clinic tomorrow.
02:04Doctor, what are we gonna do about all this?
02:08They must have been there at night. I checked the tape in the morning.
02:14Major.
02:14Major.
02:17What are we gonna do about all this?
02:41On the 19th of July at 4pm, all of Warsaw warmly welcomed Leonid Brezhnev.
02:48The leader of our kindred Soviet nation.
02:52This visit is a testament to the friendship between our nations.
02:57Along the route, this enthusiastic and spontaneous demonstration shows the joys that this visit brings to the Polish people.
03:05Let's remember that the largest Polish industrial facilities were built with Soviet aid and technology.
03:12That's why Leonid Brezhnev supervises the progress like a good steward.
03:18And it seems he can smell the success of this endeavor.
03:25Comrade General Secretary Brezhnev greatly values and respects our miners and metal workers.
03:32That's why his visit to Silesia is an opportunity to thank him and present him with the titles of honorary
03:38coal miner of people's Poland and honorary citizen of Katowice.
03:45All of Silesia is waiting for these celebrations. We're sure that our guests will appreciate our mines and metal works.
03:54Comrade Brezhnev, welcome to Silesia.
03:57Silesia Reilly, welcome to Silesia.
04:11Silesia Reilly, welcome to Silesia.
04:23Adam, eggs are ready.
04:32Mum asked Dad how work's going.
04:34What's that?
04:38Here you go.
04:41How's work?
04:44There are whispers that the hospital is looking for a new head of department.
04:48And?
04:49Adam says I'm at the top of the list.
04:51At last.
04:53And, uh, what are my lady's plans for today?
04:57I'm going to tell you.
04:59Lots of peace and quiet.
05:01Please take care of yourself.
05:04Fine.
05:25Let's go.
05:28I'm going to roll.
05:29I'm going to roll.
05:31I'm going to roll.
05:34Our comrade secretary, excuse me.
05:37Are we done?
05:40What a moment to come.
05:43What is it?
05:45The metalworks can't handle its business.
05:48Soon folks will be saying the metalworks is removing filters and poisoning them.
05:52But that's a lie, Nigella.
05:56Who's saying this nonsense?
05:59The doctor.
06:00It's always the doctor.
06:03Comrade secretary, I know that it's nonsense.
06:06But I know these folks.
06:07And I know they'll spread it.
06:09And today, Comrade Brezhnev is visiting the metalworks.
06:13So?
06:15If Comrade Brezhnev were to fall ill, and not because he visited our smelter,
06:22just simply by accident, then what?
06:25People will think it's our fault.
06:32Cigarette?
06:38You nervous, Ciget?
06:40Me?
06:41No, no.
06:42What?
06:43Anger detracts from beauty, you know?
06:46I don't know that.
06:47Morning, Governor.
06:49But that doesn't apply to you, really, does it?
07:00Who thought to, you know, to bring Comrade Brezhnev to the Chapanese, to the Chapanese smelter?
07:11Well, you remember our first working meeting, right, Nigella?
07:16Hmm?
07:16Speaking honestly and truthfully.
07:18Whose idea was it?
07:22Governor's genetics.
07:25You remember correctly, Nigella.
07:28Now, you make certain that everyone who was at that meeting, so to speak, remembers it the same way that
07:34you do.
07:50Good afternoon.
07:52Good afternoon.
07:52Good afternoon.
08:01Good afternoon.
08:03Good afternoon, Mr. Sontag.
08:05Good afternoon.
08:06Good afternoon.
08:09Good afternoon.
08:10Good afternoon.
08:10Good afternoon.
08:26Good afternoon, Mr. Sontag.
08:29Good afternoon.
08:30You mean, this is that filter?
08:33Yeah, Roman.
08:35Roman, listen.
08:37Big metal lid.
08:38You open it, get the container out, take out the old filter, throw it away.
08:43Insert a new one, return the container, close the big lid, and you do it every day.
08:49Because it blocks up quick.
08:52Maybe they bought too many filters.
08:55that's why they were giving them all away right and since when has the draft improved uh well
09:00since around may and was that hmm why roman because since may they haven't put the filters in
09:15mrs helena the poison from the chimneys is lead which our children absorb by breathing swimming
09:21in the pool and eating vegetables you've grown and so we must send them away as soon as possible
09:27to a place where they can breathe fresh air is that right mr santa yeah
09:40how long should i pack them up for
09:53oh
10:01oh
10:03oh
10:03oh
14:57my deepest regards
15:03so tell me wilhelm
15:05what's the news around here
15:07you know i've not seen a bus the whole day governor
15:10i would say there's a very influential person in town
15:14oh is the army brought home your grandson
15:18by the way governor upstairs waiting for you
15:22is the professor and that woman doctor they're up there now
15:26but i suppose if you're tired i'm thinking you should
15:32well i'll manage
15:34goodbye
15:36there's ten families perhaps fifteen will send away their kids
15:40we'll need one bus but i'm not inclined to go to mitzger again because that man can't be trusted
15:44he's a crook maybe you governor could recommend someone
15:48are you certain one bus is all you need
15:50i think so
15:54i'm not sure how you convinced them girl
15:57however you did it so duff my hat to you
16:01i'll get you two buses from our office
16:04thank you so much
16:06thanks take care
16:07i'll stay for a bit
16:09to health
16:16wouldn't it be better to let some factory supply the buses
16:19it no longer matters christina
16:23girek's distracted today
16:24because he's seeing off brezhnev
16:27he'll call tomorrow though
16:30and i'll be retired
16:33uncle do you know why
16:35i'm guessing that i endangered the health of comrade brezhnev
16:39because i wanted to take him to a poisonous metal world
16:41but that was grusion's idea no
16:43how can you not get
16:44that they'll spin this however they want to
16:47that's a dirty trick
16:48well i'll get off pretty lightly
16:50i reckon that little pastor would certainly get me locked up today for a coup d'etat
17:00i hope that man doesn't bring down my spodic arena
17:05there he is
17:06old yorg
17:12hit him
17:14and sunk him didn't i
17:16i think i got him good no
17:18it was a very intelligent move i'd say
17:23and
17:23the others
17:26won't
17:27well you know
17:27breathe a word about this
17:29they wouldn't dare
17:30they'd be too afraid to
17:32comrade secretary
17:38i like you
17:39nigella
17:42i don't drink
17:44heart problems
17:47still
17:56come on
18:04hubert
18:05call me
18:06call me zizek
18:08oh just not around the
18:10not around people i understand
18:18may i ask you something zizek
18:25those filters that doctor was talking about
18:27what's going on
18:33best leave it alone hubert
18:38you
18:47i
18:59you
19:21hi hi there hi one son when it turned out
19:29Brezhnev wasn't coming to the metalworks Mitzker gave Marek two crates really did he yeah he knows my dad
19:38but I thought your dad didn't work at the metalworks Marek he said fathered Brezhnev's visit
19:44he's in the security service no everyone here likes him says he doesn't hurt anyone
19:49yeah sure I bet Marek where are you going Marek Marek
19:59Marek
20:04Marek
20:13breathe in hold your breath
20:19release
20:34administer acid take a urine sample follow me
21:02how can I help you
21:05I'm afraid your son collapsed today we ran some tests and it turns out he has acute lead poisoning an
21:10ambulance has taken him to the pediatric clinic
21:12how serious is the poisoning carol toughest died of this disease
21:16oh but your son is being looked after now good day
21:20Jesus Maria
21:25did you hear that
21:27she is a hysteric
21:29I'm going to the clinic
21:34all right yes go to the clinic I'll talk to a doctor friend of mine and find the best place
21:38for Marek
21:41if need be I'll arrange him a transfer
21:53I'm going to the clinic I'll build the clinic and find the principal胸ıyor
21:55after all this maiva
21:55for me
21:55yeah
22:32Hello, put me through.
22:46Hello, Edvard.
22:55Edvard, let's do it with the bullshit, yeah?
22:59I'm not even going to start a grovel, Sonny, or prove that what that sniveller is saying is complete build.
23:05Because you know that.
23:08It's sincere.
23:10This place being run by that fucker.
23:16I'm hoping, though, it doesn't piss on everything I created in my time.
23:49They're not coming.
23:52If you had asked me, doctor, I would have told you that nobody's coming to a meeting at six because
23:56they're all at mass.
23:57We should move the meeting to seven.
24:11God bless.
24:12Oh, come in, come in.
24:15God bless.
24:16Hello, doctor.
24:17Doctor.
24:20Doctor.
24:21Take the slip.
24:23Your test results.
24:27Please take a seat.
24:32Need any help?
24:33None.
24:48Yeah, it was a good one.
24:50Hello, doctor.
24:50Yeah.
24:51Hello.
24:51Hello, doctor.
24:53Hello.
24:53Is the seat taken?
24:53No, it's it.
24:56The priest gave a good sermon today, right?
24:58Yeah.
24:58Yeah.
24:59First, we'll be sending away the children whose blood work shows the highest amounts of lead.
25:07Any sibling families with small children, don't worry.
25:10We'll be sending them away together.
25:11What about school?
25:12September's around the corner.
25:14Yeah.
25:14The sanatoriums have teachers.
25:16However, it's...
25:17Ladies, we'll explore the options.
25:19Because this is important.
25:20Very important.
25:20It's really important.
25:21They can't miss school.
25:22And how long before the kids return?
25:23I don't know.
25:25Excuse me, but if the doctor doesn't know, then who else is going to?
25:29Yeah, exactly.
25:30It depends on the speed that the lead can flush itself out.
25:32So how long will that take?
25:33Yeah.
25:33Yeah.
25:33It could take a month, or it could take two.
25:36It's often a hour.
25:36But how much longer?
25:37I mean, doctor, are we saying three months?
25:39Three whole months away from my kids.
25:42That's not possible.
25:43Doctor, can it not be done quicker?
25:45No, it's not possible.
25:46We can't wait.
25:48And how should I pack for them?
25:50I don't know.
25:51I don't know.
25:52I don't know.
26:03I can see you're displeased with me.
26:07Actually, you have all been displeased since the beginning, haven't you?
26:10Because I stomp around your neighborhood and disrupt your day.
26:13Yet I do this because the filters aren't being used in the metalworks, and that's poisoning us all.
26:17And yet, how much are they doing it?
26:19With what?
26:20How long does treatment take?
26:21The answers you want, I don't have them.
26:22Do you have any answers?
26:23I don't have them.
26:24I don't have them.
26:25No, but I know one thing.
26:25The children have to move out.
26:27Move out, or I know there will be more stories like the one of Carol Taffer's.
26:33Please sign up for the trip with Vischer.
26:59Please sign up for the trip with Vischer.
27:03Everything all right?
27:04Yes, yes, everything's fine.
27:05Everything's fine.
27:05Yes.
27:25Shake.
27:27Yes, the situation is getting serious.
27:30Let me tell you.
27:32Yes.
27:35Yes.
27:41Now.
27:48I'll be right back.
28:04I'll be right back.
28:12I'll be right back.
28:17I'll be right back.
28:21Okay.
28:22Mom was right.
28:22Your asher was right.
28:24You were right.
28:24This is not your fault.
28:26It's those fucking bureaucrats in the smelter.
28:30So, from now on, you do not go to Targa Viskop.
28:34Instead, lots of walks in the park, lots of drinking and peeing.
28:40I brought this on myself, I know.
28:42Crazy doctor.
29:04Sir, visiting hours are long over.
29:10Is the food good?
29:11It's not bad.
29:13Oh, ah.
29:16Here.
29:17Thanks.
29:19Do you need anything else?
29:21No.
29:22Mum came already.
29:32Marek, everything will be all right.
29:34They've got the best doctors here.
29:36Dad.
29:41Will I die?
29:47Of course you will.
29:49But when you're 80, buddy.
30:02I love you.
30:05I love you too, Dad.
30:14For he's a jolly good fellow, for he's a jolly good fellow, for he's a jolly good fellow, and so
30:32say all of us.
30:35Say all of us, Comrade Cruiser.
30:42Cheers.
30:43Cheers.
30:44Aren't you satisfied?
30:46Old York is gone.
30:47Into retirement.
30:48The king is dead.
30:49Long live the king.
30:52Another one.
30:53Another one.
30:53He's a very good teacher.
30:54Look, I'm getting them tipsy.
30:57People let slip a thing or two when they're drunk, so to speak.
31:01Please just tell me, please tell me, Comrade, what is the deal with those filters?
31:07Hubert already said it's none of your business.
31:10None of my business.
31:11My son is in the hospital now.
31:13The smelter pollution has to stop.
31:22Nigella?
31:23Nigella?
31:26It seems that you are an enemy of the party.
31:30And enemies of the party don't work for the security service.
31:34What will you do when you get fired from this position?
31:37And where are you going to work?
31:39The smelter again?
31:41You'll dig ditches, will you?
31:43Hm?
31:44You won't find another job.
31:47So shut your mouth, Nigella.
31:51And shut up the mouth of that doctor.
31:58Cheers.
31:59Yeah, cheers.
32:02Cheers.
32:16Jesus, look.
32:20They're here.
32:32Oh, wait a minute.
32:33Hold it, hold it.
32:35We need to split them up into two buckets.
32:38Wait, wait.
32:39I'm coming alive.
32:40I'll have to check you on.
32:42No, hold them all the way to the back.
32:45Don't crouch.
32:46Yes, touch it.
32:56Hold on, they can go on here.
32:58Bye, bye, bye.
32:59See you, bye.
33:01Miss you.
33:02I'm proud of you.
33:03Move along there.
33:04Can you go right up to the front?
33:07All right, take your brother with you.
33:09See you.
33:09Come along.
33:11You two up there, that's better.
33:13Yeah.
33:13Come on, there's a place on the front here.
33:15Come on.
34:01next up please yeah and the last here everyone's sitting down yeah have a nice trip bye
34:30so i guess it's about time you started uh planning your phd thesis doctor i suppose there's not much
34:36choice is that
35:20what's going on here
35:27yes you've been summoned to the precinct come with us
35:31why though we'll explain everything at the precinct let's go handcuffs honey honey don't get so upset
35:39don't get upset
35:56so
36:03so
36:36Jacket off.
36:42Earrings.
36:43Here.
36:46Watch.
36:53Andres.
36:55What are you waiting for? An invitation?
37:02Do you admit your guilt, Vodovska Kroll?
37:06What guilt?
37:11Found in Mrs. Vodovska Kroll's office were unique structural and technological elements belonging to the Chopinese metalworks.
37:18These materials were stolen from the metalworks a week ago.
37:23Do you admit the theft?
37:25I didn't steal anything.
37:28This whole thing is a witch hunt against me and my family.
37:31This is an attempt at intimidation.
37:33This should answer the questions.
37:34In order to force me to stop my research.
37:37What research, Miss? We are talking about stolen goods.
37:39My research is the lead poisoning of many hundreds, if not thousands of children.
37:43That's why they call you the crazy doctor.
37:51Did you know these poisonings lead to paralysis, to comatose state?
37:56And eventually the effects of the lead poison will kill them.
38:02Maybe you have kids.
38:12Did she confess?
38:13I didn't. I'm not a burglar.
38:14If that's the case, then your daughter must have nicked it.
38:17Please don't bring her into this.
38:18I'm not doing anything.
38:20She's already been brought in, so we'll just question her.
38:23How can you?
38:24And the court will decide whether it was you, your daughter, or your husband.
38:29Well, you know, if it was her, she probably won't go to juvie.
38:35This is economic espionage.
38:37And nobody likes spies.
38:39I know we don't.
38:41The community won't.
38:44And the other inmates won't.
38:57Afternoon.
38:58Good afternoon.
38:58Good afternoon.
39:05I'm here to see my son.
39:09What for?
39:12Is he a suspect?
39:14No, he works here.
39:15His name's Nigella.
39:17Hubert Nigella.
39:39You want to apologize?
39:43No, I want you to release the doctor.
39:48Sixteen years since we've spoken.
39:51I would have guessed once we started it would be for a good reason.
39:57Well, Hubert, I thought I would never speak to you again.
40:01Right, head off to your Targavisko. That's your world.
40:04You'll never understand mine.
40:07Hubert.
40:08Look out the window.
40:18Who are those women?
40:19These are the mothers of the kids the doctor's taking care of.
40:24They came here to show you that behind the doctor there's an army.
40:28You better get them out of here before they make a scene.
40:30If the doctor isn't let out, they aren't going anywhere.
40:33Well, your doctor is a thief and must be tried for it.
40:36You can see they're calm right now.
40:37They didn't come here to make a big scene.
40:39Just no marketplace women won't stay calm long, son.
40:44And your party doesn't like when there's trouble in the streets.
40:59If this doesn't get settled today, well then, the police in the Lublin branch will have to question your son,
41:06Shemek.
41:08How old is he?
41:11Why are you doing all this?
41:14Just admit your guilt.
41:18Sit down.
41:20Interrogation's over.
41:21Sign the report and go home.
41:23Major?
41:24And you.
41:25Stop saying that the metal works is poisoning.
41:26Do you understand what I'm saying?
41:28Do you hear what I'm saying?
41:31Hubert, you don't scare me.
41:43There heaps.
41:46Wait.
41:56Oh.
43:08It's okay. It's light. I won't do any heavy lifting. I'll take it. I don't mind.
43:14Asha, stop fussing. All the way to the back.
43:23Afternoon. Afternoon, doctor.
43:25What's wrong?
43:26There's something important.
43:27Asha, darling, please come with me.
43:29Please come with me. I need to warn you.
43:31But what happened that you...
43:32Listen to me. There are folks desperate to hurt you.
43:43Dad!
43:43Dad!
43:44Dad!
43:45Dad!
43:47Dad!
43:47Dad!
43:55Dad!
44:50Shall we dance?
44:56On the ground.
45:01On the ground.
45:08On your knees.
45:22On the ground.
45:23So?
45:25You're not afraid of me?
45:27Please.
45:27I'm very afraid.
46:25I'm very afraid.
46:27I'm very afraid.
46:57I'm very afraid.
47:14I'm very afraid.
47:32I'm very afraid.
48:02I'm very afraid.
48:41I'm very afraid.
49:18I'm very afraid.
50:00I'm very afraid.
50:02I'm very afraid.
50:40I'm very afraid.
51:10I'm very afraid.
51:40I'm very afraid.
52:14I'm very afraid.
52:16I'm very afraid.
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52:16I'm very afraid.
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