Spare Parts

Nuclear Power Plant

SPARE PARTS:

Hello, Krsko!

Ladies and gentlemen,

dear speedway fans,

welcome to our great

international race

for the Golden Sign

of Krsko.

We've had more

than 170 races in our town.

Let's imagine the rich history

of the speedway races

in this stadium.

Especially from the time

when the winners on this track were

Franc Babic,

Kreso Omerzel, Ludvik Zajc.

On the tracks

in the stadium today,

we once again have renowned

international speedway racers

from Australia,

Argentina, England,

Denmark, Norway,

Germany,

Finland, Sweden,

Poland,

Italy, USA and Slovenia.

Speedway is quite a festivity

here in Krsko.

That's how it's going

to be today too.

In this 2nd lap

of the 20th race

we see a fantastic pass

by the American rider

Greg Hancock,

one of the best riders

in the world.

It's very tight here.

Is the pass going

to work out for him?

And... he falls.

The American rider

Sam Ermolenko falls down.

Dear spectators,

the winner of the 20th race

is greeting you.

And please welcome him

with a big applause!

The American rider

Sam Ermolenko is

still on the ground.

Dear spectators,

dear speedway fans,

this is the final race

of today's best four riders

for the winner

of the Golden Sign.

Among them there is also

Gerhard More Geri

from Krsko, Slovenia.

Is Geri going to make it?

The competition is great.

It's just a few moments

to the start. And... go!

Whoo!

Hi, I'm Rudi.

- Got a driver's license?

- Yeah.

...a home race,

an excellent public,

a good machine...

is this the makings

of a real sensation?

Geri is still leading.

I can't believe it!

He's pressing

his advantage.

And... he wins!

There's great enthusiasm

in the stadium

and incredible joy

amongst the winning team

that backed up

the excellent performance

of its rider

Gerhard More Geri...

- Whoo! Whoo!

...who's being lifted by his team.

Are you scared?

I don't know.

A little.

A man has to do

what he's most afraid of.

That's how

he gets stronger.

That's why Ludvik Zajc

began racing,

'cause they used to

pick on him at school

and so I became

a national champion.

The first one in the

independent Slovenia 199991.

I know. I remember.

I used to root for you.

Everybody in Krsko

rooted for me.

Everybody in Krsko.

Let's see how you're

going to manage.

- How have you been?

- Cool.

- Hi.

- Hi.

- Those two are Macedonians.

- He's collecting the money.

- 1000 euros. Counting, kid?

- Yeah, yeah.

Count if there's 2000.

So, guys, where the f***

is the money?

We don't have any more.

That's all we've got.

What the f*** do you mean,

it's all you've got?!

No money.

The Croats crossed us.

- What about the Croats?

- They took double.

- So? What do I do now?

- Come on, let us go.

Sh*t!

All right, all right.

I don't like Croats either.

Croats are thieves.

Come on. Get in.

Easy!

Come on, count it.

Motherfuckers.

Shh.

Sh*t!

Want a beer?

The two Macedonians

are without cash.

Really?

I want to go out a little bit.

Where to?

To Ljubljana.

It's been a long time.

I want to go to McDonald's.

- To McDonald's?

- Yeah.

Ludvik Zajc wouldn't patronize

the Americans if they paid me.

Americans get on my nerves.

You're not going anywhere.

We're not on vacation.

Sh*t, it stinks in here.

We're hungry.

We can organize

pizzas for you.

You've got to be kidding!

What? You go and

complain to the police,

and they'll take you back

from where you came,

you Albanian dick.

So? So, how many?

What the f*** is with you?

- One.

- One.

Pizza.

Come on outside.

Let's talk, yeah?

- What's wrong with him?

- He's got a fever.

Are you hungry?

Very hungry?

Is it hard without money?

Listen.

Me and my friends are

nice and clean people.

We'll give you

No one will give you more,

you know.

It's a pity.

I'm not a bad guy.

I made a friendly offer.

Oh, whatever.

Bring eight pizzas.

I'll have one

with ham and egg.

Take care of the car,

will you?

- Okay. Bye.

- Ciao.

- And don't let anyone see you.

- Okay.

What's up

with the Macedonian girl?

- She's not hungry enough.

- And the guy?

The guy is all f***ed up.

He needs help.

We can help.

We've got some antibiotics.

Good ones.

American ones.

Hmm?

- Hi.

- Hi.

- How was it?

- Great.

- Ilinka is good?

- She's great.

Go on, kid.

You go too.

Where do I go again?

Come on, kid.

The girl needs cash.

She offered herself

for 50 euros.

You're kidding me.

She's not really

in there, is she?

Here you are.

So she can earn something.

We're checking you.

To see if you're one of us.

Go on. Go!

Go on, go!

Come on!

- Go!

- She won't bite you.

Go on!

Pull over.

Cops are on the alert.

They're everywhere.

Take cover

till the stench is gone,

then our connection will

come and get you, okay?

Got you.

I'm in the woods.

Motherfuckers.

If it gets tough, just run.

- Where to?

- Wherever, just away from me.

What about the van?

Don't worry. The boss

will say it was stolen.

- What about them?

- What about them? F***.

Cops make me f***ing nervous!

Motherfuckers.

Police! Sh*t!

Hush that kid or I'll do it!

Now the police will f*** us

like you f***ed her!

So you didn't f*** her?

Answer me!

Did you or didn't you?

Answer me I said!

Did you or didn't you?

Did you hear me?

Didn't you f*** her?

Yes, I did.

I just wanted to hear that.

Why are you bothering me

in the middle of this sh*t?

I don't know what the boss was thinking,

sending me such a p*ssy for help.

Look at you.

I sweat my ass off,

losing my nerves because of them.

Don't preach to me.

I feel bad about it.

Don't. Feeling bad is

a waste of time.

What's wrong with you?

Most of these women end up

being whores.

- What did you think?

- Sh*t.

Half of them end up

like spare parts anyway.

What spare parts?

What spare parts?

For spare parts.

On the Italian side

they drug them and kill them

they take out everything...

heart, kidney, liver...

anything you can transplant.

One kidney is 15,000 euros.

Are you f***ing with me?

We are tour guides

in comparison with the other side.

What's up, Marcello?

Come on, go and open it.

It was hard, but thank God...

Come on, kid, stop dreaming.

Let's go!

Llinka!

Llinka!

What gets on my nerves

the most is

this globalization or...

antiglobalization, whatever.

You know, when Ludvik Zajc

used to race,

we would travel.

When I got home

I brought from Hungary

the Pick salami

and the "bull's blood" wine.

Or to my mother-in-law

I brought a Becherovka liqueur

from Czechoslovakia

or the Mozart chocolate rounds

from Austria.

And now, you get it all...

and to my nephew...

a Mrklin toy train set.

Sh*t.

And now...

you get whatever the f*** you want

in the shop next door.

F*** it!

This is sh*t. F***.

This f***ing world

is falling apart!

Yes, it's sh*t.

The whole world is

one big hard piece of sh*t.

Bravo, Rudi. You're right.

Bravo, bravo, bravo.

Earlier this morning there was

a tragic accident

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