02:21So what do you think?
02:22The boys will be desperate for a taste of home, won't they?
02:24So I thought we could give them somewhere nice to sit, do bacon sandwiches, tea, that
02:29kind of thing.
02:30And if we make it cosy, they'll stay longer.
02:36He's alive.
02:42Oh my gosh, so many dead.
02:44I prayed and I prayed.
02:45Why not him?
02:51When's he back?
02:53Tonight.
03:04You know I'd keep you on if I could.
03:14Shade the dog, shave the dog, shave the dog, shave the dog, shave the dog, shave the dog, shave the
03:21dog, shave the dog, go round to the slum!
03:51This place is a goddamn zoo.
03:54It's not that bad.
03:58My dad wrote.
04:00He says the war is going to end.
04:02For real this time.
04:04They're planning a big party.
04:10If they let us go home, you should come.
04:13It's at our London house.
04:47Let's go.
04:50So, how did it go?
05:03Thank God.
05:20If the business is safe, we can keep eviates and downs next year.
05:26I know how expensive it is, but imagine if they're right.
05:31They don't say that about every girl.
05:35University.
05:40She'll be set up, James.
05:42For life.
05:43Hmm.
05:48Yeah.
05:49I wondered what all this was actually laid on.
05:54I know how much we've sacrificed, but...
05:58Now the business is back on track.
06:06She can stay?
06:12Yes.
06:24I don't know how much we've done.
06:27I don't know how much we've done.
06:28I don't know how much we've done.
06:29I don't know how much we've done.
06:31I don't know how much we've done.
06:31I don't know how much we've done.
06:31I don't know how much we've done.
06:32I don't know how much we've done.
06:32I don't know how much we've done.
06:32I don't know how much we've done.
06:33I don't know how much we've done.
06:33I don't know how much we've done.
06:34I don't know how much we've done.
06:34I don't know how much we've done.
06:36I don't know how much we've done.
06:40I don't know how much we've done.
06:43I don't know.
07:15I don't know.
07:53I don't know.
08:14I don't know.
08:38I don't know.
08:46Miss Davies, I saw you come in.
08:52I'll get you the rest tomorrow, I promise.
08:54You said that yesterday.
08:57I've got nowhere else to go.
09:00I can't help that, love.
09:02Half of England will be turning up soon.
09:04And I'll pay for a room.
09:05Please.
09:06Will this cover it?
09:14Thank you, Mrs. Fisher.
09:17Thank you, Mrs. Fisher.
09:25I'll pay you back tomorrow.
09:26No.
09:26Whenever you can.
09:28I'm sure we'll see a lot of each other this week.
09:31If we survive the cold.
09:45They could have found us somewhere a little more salubrious.
09:52Why, Lord Davies?
09:55Unlicensed nightclubs.
09:57Vices of the flesh.
09:59We are entering a time of unprecedented moral turmoil, Miss Davies.
10:03Policing London requires a steady hand.
10:07I understand, sir.
10:09I speak for us all when I commend you on your exemplary work in munitions.
10:14However, whilst your application is certainly compelling,
10:18we do have concerns over your suitability to serve.
10:24My suitability?
10:26To lose your sister in such tragic circumstances,
10:31it could affect your judgment.
10:33And we cannot allow emotions to interfere with police work.
10:40That won't be a problem, sir.
10:44Whilst you were working in munitions,
10:45your relationships with the other women remained professional.
10:50I'm not an invert, sir.
10:54Good.
10:57Because depravity of any kind will not be tolerated.
11:00Miss Davies, if you pass selection,
11:02you'll become one of the first ten female police officers in this country.
11:07Do you understand what a privilege that is?
11:12You asked me if it's a privilege to join the police force.
11:17It's not a privilege, it's a duty.
11:39You're early.
11:40You're early.
11:45It's a duty.
11:45It's a duty.
11:51It's a duty.
12:02It's a duty.
12:02It's a duty.
12:02It's a duty.
12:02It's a duty.
12:03It's a duty.
12:03It's a duty.
12:09It's a duty.
12:35Oh, my God.
13:00Did it hurt?
13:05What?
13:09Do you hide the tax hurt?
13:21No.
13:25He was asleep.
13:31He wouldn't have felt the thing.
13:53He was asleep.
14:02Oh my God.
14:04Imagine what it's like live.
14:08Oh my God.
14:11Oh my God.
14:14Oh my God.
14:26Oh my God.
14:39That was good.
14:40Oh my God's not far.
14:43You want a drink?
14:46No.
14:47I'll see you tonight.
15:04Come on ladies, assume more life than a morgue.
15:07Quicker.
15:11Quicker.
15:13Quicker.
15:14Quicker.
15:15Next.
15:18Pathetic.
15:26Ladies.
15:28You can do better than that.
15:30I bet he's got a tiny button.
15:36Come on.
15:39Who was that?
15:40It was me, sir.
15:42If you're going to waste my time whispering like a little schoolgirl, you can run home
15:48to mommy and daddy.
15:49This is an experiment what we're doing here and I might believe in you, but every other
15:55man on this force thinks you're a freak show.
15:58They want you to fail.
16:00So go on schoolgirl.
16:04Fail.
16:06At the end of this week, only 10 of you will make the cut.
16:09This is a competition, not a bake sale.
16:11So show some desire to win it.
16:13Because right now I wouldn't pick one of you to clean the shit out of my asshole.
16:17I need a volunteer.
16:25I'll do it.
16:30Okay.
16:31Schoolgirl.
16:33Come here.
16:39You're on patrol at night and a dope head comes up to you with a knife.
16:45You have to get it off him.
16:47What do you do?
16:56Shall I run home to mommy and daddy?
17:04Look in his eyes was amazing.
17:06You were amazing.
17:18You know, in Napoli it's even better.
17:22You've been to Italy?
17:23Mm-hmm.
17:24Mm-hmm.
17:25Oh, you've just got some.
17:29Oh.
17:30Here, sir.
17:31Let me.
17:31Let's go.
17:33Let's go.
17:34Let's go.
17:45Let's go.
17:50Let's go.
17:53I pass through the entire nights without a soul, and there you see, I contemplate the
18:12Le passo di la notte, signor gno, pittia non pulso ora, chiudo miri, pace non ave più, sta freddo cuori.
18:49Oh, come on. Tomorrow evening I could be back in an empty house with a labrador.
18:55I don't see that.
18:56Well, it's true. This could be our last night. I mean, I hate to break it to you, but the
19:02odds aren't exactly in our favor.
19:07Okay.
19:09One more.
19:10Oh, you know what I'm talking about?
19:12Can I have a cup of water?
19:25Oh, come on.
19:27Oh.
19:29Oh.
19:33Oh.
19:34Oh.
19:35Oh.
19:35Oh.
19:36Oh.
19:36Oh.
19:39Oh.
19:39Oh.
19:43I can't go home tomorrow.
19:48Oh.
20:04Oh.
20:06Oh.
20:06Oh.
20:06Oh.
20:08Oh.
20:16It doesn't have to mean anything.
20:40...
21:00Do you have no drinks for me?
21:04Do you have no drinks?
21:15I'm sorry we couldn't make it to the funeral.
21:18I need my job back.
21:20I'm sorry.
21:21You always knew it was temporary.
21:23This place is only open because of me.
21:25It's okay.
21:26You couldn't even balance the books on your own.
21:29Anne, I need you out there.
21:31Look, I said I'm sorry.
21:32It's not exactly my decision.
21:34So make it your decision.
21:38I'm sure someone in the village can help.
21:40I don't need charity.
21:41I need work.
21:43How the hell am I supposed to keep Evie in school?
21:46Well, maybe you need to reconsider her future.
21:49She's been evicted.
21:51Evie's old enough to get a job.
21:54Okay.
21:55You must have family.
21:58Somewhere you can go.
21:59Anne.
22:00Anne.
22:00Clear those tables.
22:03Anne.
22:04Oh, Sean.
22:08Oh, my God.
22:38Oh, my God.
22:51Oh, my God.
23:28Oh, my God.
23:39Oh, my God.
24:13The business stanked, and he used the house as collateral.
24:20Other than that.
24:23Jesus, Kate, I'm sorry.
24:32It's good to see you.
24:44Does she even know who I am?
24:53You're fucking half.
24:58We need a place to stay.
25:02Just for a few nights while I find some work.
25:05And you want to stay here?
25:09If there was anyone else, I wouldn't be asking this of you.
25:13I promise.
25:15My answer's no.
25:20Please.
25:23One night or we'll be on the street.
25:27None of this is half up.
25:31Fine.
25:34One night, then you're gone.
25:43Do you know where I can get work?
25:45No.
25:49What about the club you told me about?
25:52Dantons.
25:52You said you made good money?
25:54Why do you think that is?
25:56It's not exactly a village, but we serve after hours.
26:01I don't care.
26:02Kate, we get raided by the police.
26:03No, I said I don't care.
26:23You don't owe me anything.
26:25But I'll clean glasses, mop toilets, whatever they want.
26:32I just need to make enough money to find us a room.
26:37And then figure out the rest.
26:41And be out of your life for good.
26:50If that's what you want.
26:57Fine.
27:00You're going to need different clothes.
27:16Morning.
27:19Breakfast is finished, so I saved you this.
27:24What time was it?
27:25Nearly noon.
27:26Why didn't you wake me?
27:29You didn't sleep well.
27:36I'll wait for you downstairs.
27:47Father, Clark, Keynes, Williams, Sharp, Chudley, Antony, Beedle, Fisher, East.
28:00Congratulations to those of you I have called.
28:03Please stay behind.
28:04The rest of you ladies are free to go.
28:07Better luck next time.
28:15Thank you for your efforts.
28:16I'm sorry it didn't work out.
28:20Thank you for your efforts.
28:21I'm sorry it didn't work out.
28:22I need to report something, sir.
28:25Concerns the morality of another officer?
28:28Which officer?
28:29Ladies, tomorrow morning, the Minister for Policing wants to have a few words.
28:34But there is no rest for the wicked.
28:37We are expecting another night of chaos on the streets.
28:41And the greatest cleanup in history begins now.
28:45From here you'll go straight to your station where you will shadow a sergeant.
28:50Try not to get in their way.
28:51Tell me that they're to train you, teach you.
28:55Listen to them.
28:58Father, you will be going to Camden.
29:02Fisher, you have the good fortune of joining me in Soho.
29:07Clark.
29:09Mrs. Fisher, come with me, please.
29:13If you'll follow me.
29:24I'm going to teach you how to make the best scrambled eggs in the world.
29:29How do you know my mother?
29:32Pass me the salt.
29:38So the secret to eggs is butter and speed.
29:46Lots of butter are less speed.
29:49So you're on butter and I'm on speed.
29:53What do you think of this dress?
29:58Cut some butter into the pan.
30:00I'll be back in a sec.
30:08Who is she?
30:09I talked to you, an old friend.
30:11She's helping me look for work.
30:14Please don't go.
30:20I've left your books on the table.
30:22Do your revision.
30:25I won't even be at St. Anne's next year.
30:27Oh, you'll be there?
30:29Working in the kitchen.
30:32I'll be there.
30:53Now let's finish your supper, shall we?
31:19Reggie, this is Kate.
31:21She's with me.
31:48She's with me.
32:26Money.
32:27Catch.
32:28Money, money, money, money.
32:30Catch.
32:31Oh, butterfingers.
32:35You're late.
32:36Sort yourself out.
32:37You're on stage in half an hour.
32:41Who's that?
32:42She's looking for a job.
32:44What, here?
32:45Yes.
32:47Okay.
32:49We're a girl down.
32:52Get changed.
32:54Where?
33:02Just ignore him.
33:03He's a prick.
33:06Tea sausage.
33:07I gave you eight wraps.
33:08Where's the money for the tea?
33:10Get it.
33:11Now.
33:11And you need to start pushing the whiskey.
33:23The rest of you, you're meant to be selling dope, not snaffling it up your face holes.
33:28Get out there and work it.
33:37Let's have a look at this.
33:39Go.
33:40To.
33:51To.
33:53To.
33:53To.
33:55To.
33:57To.
34:06To.
34:10Oh, my God.
34:37Oh, my God.
35:07New Orleans.
35:09The patron saint is Joan of Arc.
35:12Oh, that city's a girl.
35:15Can cities be girls?
35:18Oh, yeah. I think most cities are girls.
35:20Except London.
35:21I think London might be an old man.
35:27How long are you in town?
35:33I don't know.
35:38Billy told me what's going on.
35:41I'm so sorry.
35:46When a man takes his own life,
35:50he's always got reasons, but
35:53it's his choice
35:55and his alone.
36:00I've got to go.
36:03It gets cold at night,
36:05so, uh,
36:07keep your socks on.
36:09Oh, and
36:10use that sofa.
36:12It's softer.
36:17See you around, kid.
36:18Okay.
36:26Okay.
36:27All right.
36:31Okay.
36:31All right.
37:08Where should I start?
37:21get your granny out of here oh that's amazing thank you she'd scare off the
37:31customers why'd you get off speaking to people like that because you don't fool
37:37me you pencil dick no fuck you wouldn't last a second in our shoes I'm glad you've
37:41let me know how you feel thank you now put your little wings on get on that
37:47stage and show on your tits because that is your fucking job okay fine see you in a moment
38:24thank you
38:26you're welcome how much for the phone slice of cake and a smile whatever that is the victoria sponge a
38:35wise choice I baked it fresh this morning cream comes all the way from devon would you like
38:40anything to wash it down just the sponge
38:56there you go thank you thank you
39:17operator yes connect me to the police
39:22I'm calling about a nightclub
39:24the amtons they're serving alcohol after hours and selling drugs
39:36there was a little girl who had a little girl right in the middle of her forehead
39:42well when she was good she was very very good she was really when she was good she was very
39:53very good but when she was bad she was silly
39:57When she was good, she was very, very good.
40:00But when she was bad, she was bad.
40:29Oh, my God.
40:57Ray! Ray!
40:58What are you doing?
40:59I'm just going to tell you, everybody, about your fucking glasses back now!
41:04I'm on you off!
41:06What are you doing?
41:07Get them out!
41:17Come on!
41:18Come on!
41:18Bring back your glasses!
41:20Why are you still here?
41:21Get in there!
41:32Come on!
41:36Come on!
41:38Come on!
41:58Evie, you came.
42:00Hi.
42:14Hi.
42:24Hi.
42:26Hi.
43:06Evie, have you come for my soul?
43:10I don't blame you for slipping away.
43:13Fancy dress isn't really my strong suit either.
43:16But Alice's mother seems to relish resembling a herder of goats.
43:31Now, I was very sorry to hear about your father.
43:34He was a hero.
43:36He died in France. They're going to give him a medal.
43:40Well, you should be very proud.
43:47Here they are.
44:13What happens when people die?
44:22I think it depends how a man leads his life.
44:27He can either take the good path or the bad.
44:32When your father died for his country, there is no greater honour.
44:40Oh, there you both are.
44:43Come on, the music's starting.
44:45Come on, Evie, have a sing.
44:47Come on, Evie.
44:51Come on, Evie.
44:57Come on, Evie.
45:08Come on, Evie.
45:13You're a dream.
45:18Come on, Evie.
45:21Come on, Evie.
45:25Be a dream.
45:26You're a dream.
45:40Do you even read it?
45:44A letter?
45:47I read it.
45:49And didn't bother to reply.
45:51Yet you turn up a year later with a little sister I didn't know existed.
46:02Cassidy.
46:03Yes, sir. Of course, sir. Three bags full, sir.
46:06Here. Now.
46:07To protect and serve, right?
46:10She's a little girl.
46:11And she shouldn't be working in a nightclub.
46:13Whatever helps you sleep at night.
46:15Officer.
46:21You're alone.
46:23Really.
46:34You don't want to grab her?
46:47Under the powers granted by Regulation 40B at the Defense of the Realm Act, we have the right to search
46:52your person and all of your effects.
46:54Before we proceed, I am obliged to ask you if there's anything we should know.
47:02Search her everywhere.
47:05I'm going to be wet.
47:06I'm going to be wet.
47:07I'm going to be wet.
47:09I'm going to be wet.
47:09I'm going to be wet.
47:11I'm going to be wet.
47:12I'm going to be wet.
47:13I'm going to be wet.
47:18I'm going to be wet.
47:19I'm going to be wet.
47:22I'm going to be wet.
47:22I'm going to be wet.
47:24I'm going to be wet.
47:24I'm going to be wet.
47:25I'm going to be wet.
47:25I'm going to be wet.
47:26I'm going to be wet.
47:26I'm going to be wet.
47:27I'm going to be wet.
47:28I'm going to be wet.
47:29I'm going to be wet.
47:32I'm going to be wet.
47:33I'm going to be wet.
47:45Are you going to take that?
47:53You're a weak little bitch.
47:56Is that your sister?
47:59No.
48:01I hate it.
48:05I hate it.
48:16I hate it.
48:30You're a weak little bitch.
48:31You're a weak little bitch.
48:31You're a weak little bitch.
48:34We all, we all, we all, we all
48:40We all, we all, we all, we all
48:48We go Frank on a strong
48:51Oh, I wonder what you are
48:55We go Frank on a strong, oh, I wonder what you are
48:57Up above the wind so high
49:00Frank on a strong, no strong
49:03Hey, hey, hey, hey!
49:33Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!
50:03Your slap friends left you, this.
50:05Get dressed.
50:42Get dressed.
50:45Get dressed.
50:46Get dressed.
50:52Get dressed.
50:54Get dressed.
51:09You silly bitch.
51:11Shh. You should have hidden it better than that.
51:24Oh.
51:31Oh.
51:33Oh.
51:35Oh.
51:38Yeah.
51:39Hey. Oh.
51:40Fuck off.
51:41Fuck off.
51:56What the hell are you doing here?
52:01Hey.
52:04You have no idea what you've just done.
52:18You know what?
52:18You can't do anything if you're arrested for the murder of Silvio Scalucci.
52:22How do you feel?
52:25Nothing but me, Richard.
52:30You're like fucking Jack the Ripper.
52:33We need to get the blood off you.
52:58We need to get the blood off you.
53:11We need to get the blood off you.
53:38Oh, girl.
53:40Oh, girl.
53:47Oh, when your time is last and gone,
53:54they'll care no more for you.
54:01And in every place where you find my trace,
54:07we'll spread all over you.
54:14We'll spread all over you too.
54:24Oh, girl.
54:29Oh, girl.
54:38Oh, girl.
54:40Oh, girl.
54:42Oh, girl.
54:47Oh, girl.
54:48Oh, girl.
55:00Oh, girl.
55:07Oh, girl.
55:09Oh, girl.
55:10Oh, girl.
55:17Oh, girl.
55:33Oh, girl.
55:58Oh, girl.
55:59You know what kind of girl you are.
56:03That's Mr. Huxley.
56:05What are they doing?
56:07Talking to her brother.
56:08I thought he died in the war.
56:10Yeah.
56:11It's bloody creepy if you ask me.
56:15You wanna open a nightclub?
56:16We're in the middle of the biggest party the world has ever seen.
56:19Watch bastards like him and be the only ones who profit from it.
56:22Profit from it?
56:23We just got his fucking legs off game.
56:25I'm going there tomorrow, come with me.
56:28This is our chance, Billy.
56:30Let's do this together.
56:40What do I say?
56:43What do I say?
56:49What do I say?
56:54I love you, I love you, I love you
57:26How I wonder what you are
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