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Hello. Yes.
What about the gun?
He took it himself, nobody knew when.
He was like a member of the family.
Who used to visit him?
Mr. Arens.
- I called you. - That's why I came.
What a disaster!
He shot himself from Jozek's gun.
Jozek will go to jail now.
He was to become a lieutenant.
You weren't home last night.
I think I were.
He called you several times.
He was upset.
And said he needed you.
Were you his acquaintance? A relative?
A friend.
A suite from Lermontov's play "Masquerade"
1. Waltz, 2. Nocturne, 3. Mazurka
I'm here.
You were looking for me, weren't you?
For the whole evening.
- No. - No? That's a shame.
Not just the evening.
I was looking for you for the whole...
For a very long time.
You're lying, Rodrigo.
No, I'm not, Julia.
Julia?
You're...
Julia.
Today. What about tomorrow?
But it happens. You see somebody...
Suddenly, for a moment, from a distance
And you know that it is the person
you missed without knowing him or her.
For the whole life.
If it could just happen to us.
It has just happened.
Let's go.
Can you see Kosciuszko Mound from your window?
I can see all the mounds of the world.
Rodrigo, I feel I could be happy with you.
Actually, I don't know what happiness is.
But I'd like to find out.
Julia.
My name is Jowita.
I'm going to change now.
Wait for me in front of the gate.
Get dressed, we'll make a test.
I'm not running today.
Success has turned your head, huh?
Why?
I knew many competitors who
never stood on the podium of winners
only because they couldn't answer the easiest question.
And they became coaches?
I'm sorry.
Can you see this boy?
We started this together.
Next year he'll be better than you.
I have some time left then.
Marek
You have to take part in the memorial, I got a letter.
You were interned a long time ago.
You have to get below your record!
What's wrong with you?
Nothing. I've got a toothache.
Then go to the dentist.
I can't, I'm afraid.
Master, I've got problems.
I'd never suspect you of it.
You'd never suspect me of what?
Fine, what are your problems?
What have I done?
Nothing, I just said that.
You never say things for no reason.
I always do so.
So what are your problems exactly?
I can't hit the beam.
Maybe I don't measure steps properly.
Artur, I want to talk to you.
Does Elizabeth study at the Academy?
She says she's at the third year.
I beg you, ask her about the girl at the ball
dressed as a Turkish woman.
A Turkish woman, eastern style.
You can see only her eyes through the costume.
Have you got 50 gr?
Wait.
Marek!
What are you doing here?
- I'm here coincidentally. - Have a sit.
- Good evening. - Good evening.
Will you come to the jubilee on Saturday?
I don't know. I don't want to.
Come, we won't talk about sport.
We have to go now.
Are you staying?
And you?
Just a moment.
Goodbye.
It's not her.
What will you do?
I've something to tell that one too.
- It was so long ago. - What?
This.
What's new?
I got married, I live in Nowa Huta.
I'd like you to meet Andrzej, he's your fan.
What are you thinking about?
We were practically children back then.
But everything I told you was true.
I loved you and promised
I'd never love another woman.
I firmly believed it.
Terrible, isn't it?
A man makes promises he can't keep.
Poor me.
Were you disguised Eastern-style at the ball?
Yes, why?
Was anyone else dressed in such a way?
Maybe. What is it?
You've got blue eyes.
You noticed?
I remembered.
You haven't changed a bit.
I'm glad I met you.
You were always somewhere on my mind.
Shall I walk you home?
That would be nice.
Bill please.
Just a moment.
You have to wait.
Look at the pictures from the contest.
- You're there. - Right.
Look.
Is it this one?
No, it isn't her.
It's hard to find the one right away.
...scored a goal, then Urbanski scored the second one.
Polczyn scored the third.
Then they had a break.
After the break...
How do I look?
Fantastic.
Who's there with Mirek?
I don't know, she's from outside.
Do you like her?
No.
But I'll take her away from him.
Are you mad?
Yes.
Because of me?
No, I've been mad for a few days.
Why?
That's none of your business.
Who are you?
I'm an engineer from Nowa Huta.
And a sports fan?
No, I don't care for sport.
So what are you doing here?
I like cutting paper
and dr Plucinski asked me to make some decorations.
Dr Plucinski?
Yes, he's that fat hippo dancing there.
He's the chairman of the club.
He's nice.
Now I have the right to know who you are.
I'm an athlete.
That's the first time in my life
I get a close look at a real sportswoman.
There are lots of them here.
You belong to the club?
Yes, I'm a pole vaulter.
- How high do you jump? - Sometimes 7-8 metres.
That's great, I wouldn't even do 4.
You just have to push yourself off the ground
and move legs in the air.
Just do it.
Agnieszka, look out!
Don't look so silly. That's the first time
you dance with a famous sportsman, huh?
What are you thinking about?
I wonder who is who.
That's easy.
You're the famous sportsman
and I'm dr Plucinski's niece.
But just the same you could be
an engineer from Nowa Huta and I'd be an athlete.
Don't you think we should have a drink?
The wine is terrible here.
We'll find something better.
Marek.
Agnieszka.
But we've just met.
We may not want it later.
I fooled you with the story of an engineer cutting paper!
No way! I did the decorations myself.
- Did you go to the Cracow Academy? - I still do.
Did you go to the last masquerade ball?
No.
Do you know a girl who was disguised as a Turk?
I didn't care for it.
Oh, wait.
I know now.
It was Alina from Nowa Huta.
No, it wasn't her.
Do you happen to know Jowita?
Of course. But she doesn't go there.
That's a strange story.
It isn't strange at all, I'll explain it to you.
Jowita is my best friend.
I don't care for her.
I didn't say you do.
Rodrigo!
How could you left your girl like this?
I'm not Jowita.
Are you angry with me?
I don't care for Jowita.
Aren't you inviting me for breakfast?
You invited her.
Wait a minute.
You are Jowita.
You must have been drunk.
I've never been drunk.
If you think I'm her, you must have been drunk.
Didn't you notice she speaks bad Polish?
I don't think I did. Is she a foreigner?
She's Polish, but her parents went to Australia
before the war, she was born there.
She's my best friend.
I'm becoming very curious then.
Go away.
Look for your Jowita.
Agnieszka, are you there?
Agnieszka?
What?
Nothing.
I'm glad you're here.
Jola, Jola, don't be so upset...
Don't sing off key!
- You changed. - I went home.
And I bought jam.
I love you. How much was the jam?
Leave it to me. I'll be able to remind you
that you invited me for breakfast for which...
- You had to pay yourself. - Right.
Get dressed.
Otherwise I won't eat with you.
I love you. What about you?
Do I look like a girl
you pick up at a party and take home?
No.
Then don't ask such questions. You're old-fashioned.
- Love is old-fashioned. - You're old-fashioned.
Where do you keep spoons?
In the drawer.
Agnieszka, answer the phone.
Mr. Arens' apartment.
He was to come today?
On Sunday?
No, I'm not one of his numerous lifelong lovers.
I'm from the gasworks.
We also work on Sundays.
Fine, I'll tell him.
Goodbye.
It was Michal Podgorski, my assistant on architecture.
Now I work at his studio.
He used to do discus throw.
What about your numerous lifelong lovers?
He was joking.
- Was he? - Yes.
What about Jowita?
She doesn't exist.
Who is he?
It's Szymaniak.
He was my first coach when I did boxing.
I thought I could be a champion.
I finally gave it up.
Can you see this chain?
It's the only memento from that time.
I got it from Szymaniak after my first boxer step.
Have you ever played a dirty trick on somebody?
A dirty trick? What do you mean?
Something you remember
but you'd like it to never happen.
Szymaniak took care of me
when I became independent from my parents.
He helped me to find my place in the world.
He was stubborn and persistent.
He did it selflessly.
His only interest was me becoming a great boxer.
He thought I had a talent, he believed in me.
Are you having an interview for Sport Review?
This... "lady" beside him
is Lola Fiat 1100.
A hooker you can find in Cracovia,
on the third bar stool from the wall.
She was always near him
and when I left the club
she twisted him around her little finger
and made him... shot himself.
He was looking for me before it happened
but I didn't feel like answering the phone
because I was with a girl
whose face I don't even remember today.
When I finally got there, it was too late.
Agnieszka, are you listening to me?
Hold it.
You asked me if I have ever done something
I remember but would like to never happen.
I did. Once I met a boy
and slept with him the same evening.
It was the first time.
I wanted to die. I wanted him to die.
So that nature would take back what happened.
I felt sorry for him.
I thought he loved me.
He only pretended to do so.
Because he wanted to be gentle.
He was very careful so he wouldn't hurt me.
His gentleness made the situation worse.
Why am I telling you this?
I swear I'll never leave you
and you'll be the last woman in my life.
I don't know why I thought
one could see Kosciuszko Mound from your windows.
It hurts.
Of course it does.
Do you know why I bit you?
How am I supposed to know?
It's because I bit you for the first time
because I tell you things I don't want to say
and I'm making a fool of myself.
- Are you going out? - I want to walk you.
You don't have to do this. Bye.
- Hi. - Hi.
Have you seen Agnieszka?
No, but I think she was here.
Give me a cigarette.
Have you seen...
What?
Hello.
- Hello. - Are you going out?
- Yes. - That's a shame.
Yes, it is. But I'm in a hurry.
- Goodbye. - Bye.
EXHIBITION PAVILION
Sir?
I can lend you some money if you need it.
No, thank you.
Can you give me Agnieszka's phone number?
I promised her, you know...
- Fine. 57713. - 57713. Thank you very much.
Marek, you'll run for 1500 metres.
Fine.
Agnieszka went to Warsaw to arrange her trip abroad.
What do you think?
That's very good she's going abroad.
I'm asking about your opinion
on long distance running.
I've no opinion, Ksiezak thinks for me.
Anyway, 57713?
Why are you so indifferent about this?
A number is a number, no need to make a fuss.
I'm talking about the change of distance.
You can't make it.
I can run for 10 km, a marathon, anything!
You're in a bad mood. Fortunately, I know you.
- 57713? - 57713.
- Aren't you staying? - No, I'm not.
That's a shame.
Are you staying?
No, I'm off.
Hello. Hello!
I'm sorry, wrong number.
Who do you want to talk to?
Nevermind.
Did you call a moment ago?
- Yes. - Don't bother me anymore. Bye.
Agnieszka!
You were to go to Warsaw.
I'm going. The train leaves in 30 minutes.
Attention, the train from Cracow to Warsaw...
Will you leave before the train sets off?
Why?
I don't like it when the train leaves
and someone is left at the station.
Someone?
You.
Are you angry that I called?
I was sad that you didn't.
You could have called me.
I could have. Goodbye.
- When are you coming back? - The day after tomorrow.
Goodbye.
Bye.
I'll call you!
Michal! Are you going to Warsaw?
You didn't tell me.
I got a telegram. I'm in a hurry.
I'll tell you everything when I'm back.
Sorry I'm late.
Were you sleeping?
You don't have to come here if it bores you.
The conductor was magnificent.
He conducted too slowly.
Oh, she's here.
I know this gal.
Be quiet and at least don't embarass yourself.
At least? What do you mean?
Put away this hideous chain or I'll move.
All seats are taken
you'll have to seat on someone's lap.
Who is this girl?
It's my mother
when she was very young.
You are very much alike.
What's up with Jowita?
You're not interested in her anymore?
You're talking about it again
while I forgot it. What do you want?
This.
Where did you get it?
She didn't forget about you.
What do you want?
I got a letter from her. She wants to know
if a boy from the Academy remembers her.
What letter?!
You weren't in front of the Academy after the ball.
Two days later she went to Australia.
Maybe you'll attend a contest in Melbourne?
If Jowita really exists
it seems you want me to fall into her arms.
I promise you that there are many better ways
to get rid of a man one doesn't love!
The best is to say it to his face.
You didn't notice my hair grew.
What is it?
Do you like it?
It's nice.
Wait, I'll make supper.
So Edward isn't here?
He had to go to Warsaw.
Would you like some tea?
No.
Maybe some wine?
No...
Thank you.
I feel a bit strange today.
Why?
I don't know.
Life passes and what?
It's not much of a life.
Everyone admires you.
You've got...
a unique personality.
I'm bored with everything.
And most of all with my personality.
You've no idea how stagnant my life is.
Your life is
an opposite phenomenon.
You don't know many fears that bother people.
The worst fear concerns wasting one's life.
That one won't experience anything new.
I wanted to become a botanist, you know.
Why didn't you?
Edward didn't let me study.
Why did you marry him?
I loved him.
I love him, after all.
Would you...
sacrifice something for... love?
For love
I don't know.
But for something else
Maybe.
For a cause, an honorable deed, you see?
Not really.
Do you understand a man running around
a damn lawn as fast as he can
to outdistance the others?
Yes. But I wouldn't feel like doing it.
What's that got to do with it?
Life is a bloody Olympic Games.
People compete in various events
and they strive to win even
against themselves.
One has only to decide which rules to follow.
And just follow them.
Do you know what I want?
I don't want to be Ksiezak's wife.
It doesn't mean I'd like to divorce him.
I love him and what I said is not against him
but against myself.
I want to separate myself
from what I have become
and be someone else, even for a moment.
Why can't a man change?
- He can change. - Can he?
Of course.
How?
One needs courage and determination.
You talk nicely.
I think I wasted a lot of time
doing various things instead of listening to you.
Do you remember when...
I pulled your hair at the ball?
Do you know why I did it?
Hello. Edward?
Yes, it's me.
It's me!
Stop repeating "hello, hello"!
Stop yelling! Yes, you're yelling!
You have to understand these matters.
It's just maintaining appearance
but it's for my parents.
They are dim-witted bourgeois.
It would be terrible for them
if we lived together unmarried.
I care about them.
Will you marry me?
What?
If you're ashamed to live with me unmarried
then we can break up.
You're sometimes astonishingly old-fashioned.
How such a thing in the second half of 20th century
can be a problem to anyone?
Dorota!
You're still reading this.
Such a big girl reads stories for children.
It's a very wise book.
"You stupid ass", she said and vanished in the bathroom.
I jumped for 5,90, you know?
- I don't believe you. - Ask the Master.
Ok, I believe you. Where's Edward?
I think he went home.
I got 12,1 for 100 m yesterday.
Shall I ask the Master?
Why is he picking on me?
He is? I didn't know about it.
- He doesn't pick on anybody. - He does on me!
You saw it!
What did he mean by that suspicion?
How am I supposed to know?
I know what he meant.
Which way are you going?
- I can walk you. - But I'm in a hurry.
- You won't keep up. - Are you nuts?
I told you not to be so vulgar.
What's vulgar about it?
Fine, go home to your mum.
My mum lives with an actor, you know.
He played a bishop and it's so funny
when I think about my mum and a bishop.
You always have to talk dirty! Bye.
I kept up with you, you see? Bye!
Come in.
So? You weren't at the stadium today.
I was.
Listen.
If you don't get to work immediately
you won't get below 4 minutes
and there will be embarrassment.
To me or to you?
What do you mean?
Various things.
That's why I came here.
Edward, listen.
I behave in a silly way towards you.
Please, don't be angry with me.
And let's not speak about it anymore.
I'm not going to take part in the memorial.
You can be disqualified?
You got me wrong.
I don't want to take part in anything.
You're saying that
you don't want to take part.
You're saying...
Fine.
But sport isn't your auntie's nameday.
You don't say "thank you" and go away.
Here you run and get money for it!
Haven't you noticed that?
Tell me about it.
I haven't read about it in a newspaper.
I don't want to be a racing horse!
But it's the basis of your existence!
That's what I'm afraid of.
Now you think you're smart.
But remember - without running
without winning, sport,
everything that created you and your myth -
what will be left?
- Me. - Me? You and your sulking
Your love affairs, delusions
about which nobody cares!
So you ran and you will run!
It doesn't matter if you like it or not!
It's your only hope.
The rescue for your ego which you adore so much.
Otherwise you will drown yourself
get confused
or loose your mind. I know you well.
You enter the race on 17th
at 16:45.
You're afraid.
Hello.
You argued with Edward. Over what?
You don't want to enter the race.
Edward really cares about it, he wants you to win.
Don't you have other things to talk about?
I like talking about you, is that bad?
Don't put it out. It's nice.
Tell me, why is it so?
What do you mean?
We met so many times and nothing happened
but now...
I don't know why it is so.
But I know we can't see each other anymore.
I know.
- But why? - We just can't.
You're smart
but you don't know women.
That's a shame you don't trust me.
- Shall I go now? - Don't go.
Don't think badly about me.
You should understand me.
Not a single person in my life understood me.
I never thought badly about you.
But you don't like me.
I want you to like me.
Helena, we can't see each other again.
You know everything anyway.
You're silly.
Silly.
Here you are.
Are you going to Ela's place?
No, I'm going to Warsaw. Take care of Helenka.
I'm not going anywhere without you.
Come on, you're exaggerating.
Perhaps for a half of an hour.
Fine, but walk her home.
I can't go either.
My aunt from Poznan has arrived.
I hardly made it to the concert.
Go and get me an autograph.
I must have it.
Why can't you go yourself?
Of course I can.
Stop singing off key.
Thank you. Here you are.
Did you enjoy it?
Mr. Arens!
You've no idea how glad I am to meet you.
I saw you at the stadium in Rome a few weeks ago.
I kept my fingers crossed. I admired you.
Thank you very much.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye.
For Mr. Marek Arens with admiration and fondness
Wanda Wilkomirska
Take Helena with you.
I have to go to the station
and she's very nervous when I go away and she's alone.
I'm not nervous, don't be silly.
You see? She can't be alone
because she needs to talk to somebody.
Otherwise she...
- She's silent. - Yes, indeed.
Now excuse me, I'm going to catch a cab.
- I've got the cab. - Let Marek and Helena go.
I've to stay with the wretched aunt.
I didn't think you bother so much about the family.
Do you expect an inheritance from the aunt?
If you can't even manage to get an autograph,
spare me your nasty remarks.
I'll try to get rid of the aunt and come to Artur.
I think you'll manage without me.
Kids, hurry up.
Go, I'll go on foot.
- Goodbye then. - Bye.
Marek?
What happened?
Nothing.
Hands up!
What a great film! I'll go with you if you want.
Fine, just hide that colt or there will be a crowd.
Are you afraid of some passers-by?
They'll get what they deserve.
- Spare them. - One because you ask me.
Where are you going? Can I walk you?
Fine, let's go to my place. We'll make some food.
I don't know. I have to read.
- Peter Pan, huh? - Yes.
Here's your milk, grow up tall.
Aren't you eating?
Look. You get your knees too high.
Yet nobody notices that.
Who is this?
- I don't know. - What do you mean?
It's somebody
I met once in my life for so short
and in such circumstances that
I don't know if she really exists.
What?
But I believe she exists.
And one day I'll find her.
What is it?
I can see something's wrong.
How did it happen?
No big deal. What's the fuss?
Dorota
You are so spoiled.
- Me? - Yes.
Since we're friends, it doesn't count at all.
I love you like my own brother.
Still reading Peter Pan?
You think this book is silly
but it's wiser than all the books you read.
Then tell me what it is all about.
Generally speaking
Children used to be birds
living on an island in the park.
One of them, Peter Pan, ran away.
When he flew back he found out that
he wasn't a bird and he lost his faith in flying.
He wasn't a child anymore.
He was neither this, nor that.
You're like that too. Neither this, nor that.
Me?
You, me and the Master.
You're either a genius
or a total idiot.
Master said that too.
Can't you just call him Ksiezak?
You'd call him "Master" even if you were in bed with him.
That's true.
- What's true? - This.
I think I got you wrong.
I called him "Master" in bed.
I'm so used to it, I couldn't call him differently.
When did it happen?
In Budapest, when I dislocated my ankle.
He was very good to me.
I bet he was.
Do you know what he said?
Wait...
I have to think about it.
But without me.
I'm off. Thanks for the supper.
Bye!
Bye.
- Is Lola here? - Who?
Lola Fiat 1100.
Yes.
Mr. Marek, where's your tie?
Do you remember me?
Get lost, you boozer.
Hold him!
Good evening. I'm glad you're having a good time.
Sergeant, he wanted to kill that woman.
And he attacked us
when we tried to defend her.
I can see you attacked him.
They're telling the truth I wanted to kill her.
He wanted to kill her.
She was standing by the bar, drinking juice
while he suddenly attacked her.
Someone said it's Arens.
Sergeant, you know Arens well, don't you?
Is it Arens?
I didn't ask you about it. No, it isn't.
We will find out who it is.
Documents, please.
Where is the injured one?
Her head was smashed, she's in the hospital.
We only acted in self-defense.
We defended the lady.
I've heard that. We'll find out what happened.
Next time
Let the police do their job.
Please disperse.
Let's go.
Will you be quiet or shall I handcuff you?
I'll be frantic and bite you.
Are we running today?
We do, but in a different direction.
- What are you doing? - Nothing.
- I wanted to kill her. - What really happened?
- Where are we going? - Home.
Skowronski, we're going to Stolarska.
You still live there, right?
Kosmala
Take me to the police station.
Don't worry.
Who was this... "lady"?
Lola Fiat 1100.
Szymaniak shot himself because of her?
Why did you want to kill her?
I thought it would solve everything.
Revenge for Szymaniak?
It's too late.
Not only this. Everything.
Would you kill her if they didn't stop you?
They didn't stop me.
I couldn't do it.
Fine, you'll go to sleep and forget.
We'll forget too. Right, Skowronski?
Sure.
Don't be afraid of the witnesses.
I'll shoulder Lola Fiat 1100.
I'm not asking you to do this.
I didn't ask you when we were fighting.
You could have knocked me out but you didn't do it.
You let me finish.
You have to understand what I'm saying.
You think I could have knocked you out
but I didn't because in the audience
there was a girl you liked.
That's not true.
I didn't knock you out so she'd like me.
I wanted to show her what I'm capable of.
And later she slept with me.
See?
I wanted to be honest and noble in my life.
But it never worked out.
I want to start all over again now.
But firstly I have to shatter everything.
Stop fooling around, we're going to the police station.
Skowronski, we're going to the police station.
Yes, sir.
I knew you would do something crazy.
I always feared it.
If the thing I did really is crazy.
I don't know. I should have told you earlier.
About what?
I and Michal...
are going to get married.
We've been together for a long time.
Don't think it was easy and...
that it went on easily.
When I went through that gate
and saw you standing and pondering
I was afraid of the greatness of your love
and my inability to respond to it.
Listen, I should go.
I'd better go.
Go, Agnieszka.
It doesn't matter now, but I have to tell you.
I was Jowita.
THE END