Kajinek Page #4

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- I don't understand you.

- That doesn't surprise me.

They had Dolezal wrapped around

their finger and now they have you.

I will never sell out

to do something like that.

And one more thing.

Tell them that

I'll look closely into their eyes.

Really close.

You are a heartless bastard.

You deserve to rot in here.

You've been lying to me

all this time!

Lunch!

Give it to me.

What are you doing here?

They move us after a while

so we don't get used to it.

I guess they're scared

that we'd escape like you.

I have to get out.

He wants more bread.

Can I give it to him?

Yeah, give him two.

The soup is pretty thick.

You're f***ing nuts.

You can't break out of here.

- Anything is possible.

- What the f***'s taking so long?

- I'm coming.

- Name your price.

...three, four,

five, six...

Man, you got them all again.

Check it out.

I'm trying to put together

the money but...

Relax, it's just peanuts.

- Don't worry about it.

- Thanks.

Let's go.

I believe that my ex husband had

everything here in order.

You'll have the audit report

on your desk in a week.

Thank you.

Quiet. So, are you all packed,

Miss Pokorova?

Here are the keys to the office.

What about keys to the flat and car?

The Volvo is a company car, right?

I never cared about material things

but you can hardly understand that.

Right. It's really hard.

The car is yours, but I'd like to

stay in the flat a little longer.

But hurry, I 'd like to move back.

- Well, how much?

- A mill now and another one after.

I see the prices jumped.

55 Spalena Street, basement

stall # 7, under the floor.

There's more.

I want a car and a place to stay too.

On the first floor they make window

blinds and use silicon wires.

You can count on my wife,

she's never failed me.

Shut up,

this is not a talk show, okay?

- Mr. Novotny, hello.

- Hello, Klara.

I'm sorry to bother you, I was

just wondering how it's going.

Nowhere. I'm done

with the Kajinek case.

I heard you aren't with the firm.

Is there any way I can help you?

- I'm sure we would find something.

- Thanks, but I already have a job.

But in case...

my door is always open to you.

- It's really nice of you, but thanks.

- Goodbye.

Goodbye.

Kitty, I won't leave you here.

Tomorrow you're moving to C Block.

I hope you'll miss me.

- We're moving him now.

- Not tomorrow?

We'll teach that a**hole a lesson.

Let's go.

- Sh*t...

- I said now, didn't I?

Let's go.

Halt!

F***!

Shoot! F***!

Prison break!

Shoot!

Get him!

Wake up, give it to me. Sh*t!

Halt!

Come out, you bastard!

Come on!

Sh*t!

What are you staring at here?

Go! Catch him!

F***, what are you doing there?

- Why aren't you shooting?

- I don't see him.

You shithead! You f***ing bastard.

Come back so I can zap you!

You a**hole!

- Why don't you f***ing fire?

- There's a dog!

F*** the dog, shoot!

Go Czechs go!

Sihvonen was about to finish

the Finns' attack...

Patera stopped him and we can

move forward in a triangle...

David Moravec and... Goal!

Yeah!

Goal!

We're the world champions

for the third time in a row.

Czech hockey players win the gold.

Talk!

Novotny threw you overboard.

What do you know about it?

I'm talking now.

What is it?

I dunno.

Everybody says it was the two

of us shooting at Bory.

What if I confirm it. You ain't

gonna survive the can, man.

- So start talking.

- I didn't do anyone.

And Perner's dictaphone...

You were there first. Where is it?

It wasn't there.

You can kill me... I swear.

It's a waste of a bullet

for somebody like you.

Check you out.

You look worse than me.

So talk.

The most famous prisoner in

the Czech Republic is free.

Last night around 11 PM

Jiri Kajinek escaped.

It's the first escape in the

history of the Mirov prison

which is considered

the Czech Alcatraz.

It's hard to guess where he took

his first steps outside prison.

But it's very likely he will

try to get across the border.

Jiri Kajinek is armed,

therefore dangerous.

We ask all the citizens who

come into contact with him

to call the police.

Jiri Kajinek was sentenced to life

and was serving his time

in a high security prison...

Hello?

Good evening.

We should meet.

You're crazy!

You're a fugitive. I don't want

to go to jail because of you.

You can end up in jail even

if you didn't do anything.

I have evidence for you. Do you

still wanna help me? Or not?

Mr. Kajinek deserves a fair

trial just like anyone.

Thank you...

You're listening to Hit Radio.

It's sunny and 28 degrees in Prague.

For those who don't have an AC

it's a pretty hot day.

We can thank one man

for all this, Jiri Kajinek

who's been wanted by the police

all over the country.

All border crossings

are carefully guarded

and in Prague all roads out of town

and even in the center are jammed.

So watch out who

you're giving a ride to.

I'm risking a lot by coming here.

Everybody's looking for you.

How did you manage to get out?

To the point.

You mentioned some evidence.

I have a question first.

Why did you want to defend me?

Did you know those three guys?

I did. And if anybody

deserved to die, they did.

And the one who killed them...

I owe him a favor.

You don't owe me anything.

Though the idea is...

pretty tempting.

- This is from Lejko.

- Lejko?

What's this all about?

Major Bukovsky.

He and Lejko worked together.

- You're holding an original.

- That's impossible.

Somebody played with the picture.

Somebody tampering with the picture

doesn't mean that you're innocent.

You look totally different

than through the bars.

What are you gonna do?

Everybody's after you.

I want to find something that'll

help me. I've already started.

Now I will go after

the biggest bastard of all.

Who is it?

Novotny.

Novotny?

Well? Where is he?

Do you have anything to eat?

That thing whirring in the corner

is a fridge

- and the stuff inside is food.

- Vaclav said you were nice.

Where is he?

Where is he? Where is he?

Are you gonna tell me?

How long you think

you can take it?

Where is he?

It's the courtroom, you know.

- Good afternoon, Judge.

- Hello.

What do you want?

We're your fans. We come

to most of your trials.

- This was the last time.

- I see.

We hope not.

There's a butcher for every pig.

How are your grandkids?

Frantisek and...

Anika... How are they?

Well, we have to go now.

See you later.

Smart kid. See you later.

Recording

I came because I want

to help you.

Did your conscience bother you?

I'm sorry about Dolezal

but I had nothing to do with it.

Dolezal came to me

to help him get Novotny.

- He wanted to protect you.

- From what?

From Novotny.

He's the one who was behind all

this dirty business, even back then.

But Perner and the Klempars

were totally out of control.

- So he decided to get rid of them?

- But it didn't end with that.

Then he got me and Bukovsky

fired from the police.

Only because we knew

everything. F***ing jerk.

So who was shooting?

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