The Justice of Wolves Page #4
- Year:
- 2010
- 94 min
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and I won't be able to do
anything
I don't like it here, dad
I can't, Mika
I 'd take you but..
- Don't take the clothes.
- Why 7.
All fences are cops' informers
We don't need problems.
That is, cash and gold.
We have to fiind them first.
Every thief knows:
Dough is hidden on the shelves
with bed-linen,
and gold and jewelry is kept
in flower pots.
There you go.
And then I saw a flower pot
and the golden
hidden inside.
Lavrik had not wasted his time
trying to convince me
to become his partner
in Robin Hood crimes.
He called it so,
in his romantic way,
to our raids on the houses
of the local moneybags.
Good work!
- You 're late again!
- Downside of our profession.
Wash your hands and let's
have some lunch.
H era.
And don't stash it away.
Buy something useful
for the house.
Misha surprised me today:
He can see through the walls.
You 'll stay 111 our place, Misha,
won't you?
There's enough room for everyone.
I own the whole place.
Buy him a good couch.
And a wide one 111 that.
Who knows who'll roll
onto him 111 night
I fell in love with Lavrik
at first sight.
The minute I saw him
I liked everything about him:
The stripes on the sailor's vest
under his open-necked shirt,
and his jacket, and the boots.
And his tender approach,
no foul language..
- Can he do without it?
- Sura.
- What presents he gave me!
- Come on!
- Let's drink Here 's to us!
- To us!
There 's only one thing
I don't like about Lavrik:
He reads too much.
It can drive you crazy.
I once tried to read one
of his books
I got to the 3rd page and
had a headache.
Gramophone is much better:
You tum it on, put on a record..
What's so Robin-Hood-like
about burgling the rich?
I keep falling lower and lower.
'My heart's in the highlands
My heart is not here...'.
How about
having some fresh air
in the mountains?
What do you say, Lilya?
Let's drive to Medea.
We 'll have some fun,
catch butterflies,
entertain the ladies.
But we have to find someone
for Misha.
How about Sveta,
She'd be a good match
for Misha
Misha, it's your tum to kiss!
Sveta, stop gobbling.
- I'm not gobbling.
- I can see that.
Let's go.
It was a brilliant idea
to come here.
Let's have a drink.
Sveta, who taught you all this?
My step-father:
He taught me this since I was 10.
And then he left us,
mother and me, both pregnant.
- You were 10?
- 12. And don't ask me anymore
I love you so much, Misha
I was madly in love with Sveta
I liked everything about hen.
Her laughter, her breasts
like Fergana melons.
I robbed the rich and gave the loot
to the poor:
That is, I gave it to Sveta.
- What's taking them so long?
- They 'll be here, wait.
We've got company.
I'm sure it was clean.
Don't worry, we 'll get away
through the backyard.
Get in!
Hold on!
Are you ready?
Give way!
Sorry, broth er!
Poor crops this year!
- They're catching up with us!
- Don't fret, Misha!
There 's not a cop on earth
- Can I go now?
- Lie still!
Your task was to make
Polyakov fall for you"
We need to know his every move
And what have you done, b*tch?
- I know his moves.
- So you do?
- Where was he yesterday?
- He was painting my portrait.
He's an artist.
He's a thief and his partner
is also an 'artist', like him.
And we have to catch them
red-handed.
Do you get it, b*tch?
If I don't know where they are
and what they are planning to do
I 'll put your alcoholic of
a mother into a nuthouse,
and your broth er will go
to an orphanage.
And you 'll get 2 years in prison
for concealing information,
and 3 more for intentional
infection with a venereal disease.
On the whole you're in for
five years.
- But I'm healthy.
- So far you are.
Safari..
Wait till I put you in
a prison cell for a day.
You 'll get the whole range
from clap to chancre.
Do you want to go to a concert
at the club tomorrow?
- When does it start?
- At 730
I won't make it.
Lavrik and I are going to Talagar
on business.
Let's do it some other time
I saw its shore,
and tall palm-trees
I saw people.
They were laughing and talking
I wanted to ask them
how they got to the island
of my dreams.
But then I soared up
towards the clouds
and the island vanished.
Two burglars are going to Talagar
on business.
Our task is to apprehend them.
Perhaps we should take more men?
- Why do we need them?
- They've got a gun.
A shitty poet and a f***ing artist.
Don't make me laugh.
Sh*t!
Iris' here.
Lavrik, maybe, we'd better leave?
I have a bad feeling about this.
A new life starts behind this wall.
We 'll take with us our girls,
a heap of books
and buy a house
overlooking the sea.
And you were afraid stupid.
Hands up!
- High er!
- Don't sh out.
Sh*t!
We give in.
What is this?
What about our house
overlooking the sea?
I didn't expect to see you here,
Polyakov.
Neither did I, Petr Alexeevich.
Take a seat.
Tell me honestly, Mikhail,
did you kill our detective?
Me? How?
That's exactly what I 'd like
to know.
No wounds on the body,
yet the man is dead.
That reminded me of our
first encounter on the train.
murdered your dad's assistant.
- Do you remember?
- I do.
So what?
The point is that
when we searched the train
we found the body
of an old offender
without any traces
of violent death.
to shoot you
but all of a sudden he cranked.
It happens.
It happens..
But only when you are around,
somehow
I've looked through some files
and came across a strange case:
The death of two a**holes
in a police can.
When they died; Polyakov,
you happened to be in that can.
Not only ma.
Th ere was also a witness,
a homeless boy.
He stated that you had killed
the two thugs
with a look.
Do you want to tell me
how it happened?
without any traces
of violence.
Don't you find it strange?
Did someone check their health?
Lavrlk also was healthy,
and look at him now...
Don't duck my questions.
Why do all these deaths
look so much alike?
And every time you were around.
Or is it a coincidence?
Does anyone of your family
know where you are?
I have no one.
Here, Mikhail, read this.
This newspaper contains the news
that is very sad but very important
for you"
Sergey Polyakov killed"
Dad! Father!
Cut the h hysterics!
Want to feign it, wait
until morning.
Doctor will give you an enema
And now sleep!
Dad.f.
Daddy!
Open the door!
I'm suffocating..
Bars..
I'm in pain!
I can't breathe.
- Thank you, Petr Alexeevich.
- What for?
For helping me to get to
the Air Force school.
F or taking care, for everything
Misha, why did you decide
to be a pilot?
Do you want to be like Chkalov?
No, Kulpan, I want to be
like my father:
Here, Mika, take it
You 'll need it.
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