PREJUDICES!
WOMAN IS A HUMAN BEING, TOO"
Gyulchatai!
Show your face.
Don't think I'm just playing...
I may have serious intentions.
I don't mind you were someone's
wife. You're just right for me.
I like spirited girls.
I can even propose to you.
I've got a good, kind mother.
Everyone respects her.
- Come on, show your face.
- As you were!
Hold it!
- Gyulchatai!
- Yes, master.
Go announce a reveille to the girls.
Hold it!
As of today, I appoint you
to be in charge at the dormitory here,
responsible for the order.
- Any questions?
- No.
The master has appointed me
his favorite wife.
Comrade Sukhov, I'm very serious,
I want to marry her.
I just want to see her face, what if
she looks like a crocodile.
Go to the shore. Find the white house,
a former czarist custom house.
Find out who's there now.
Freeze!
Hands up!
D'you know whose house you got in?
- Answer me!
- I don't know.
Have you never... heard of Vereschagin?
What have I come to!
In the old times,
everyone knew me here.
I had them all in my hand.
Now they forgot.
Hold it!
Stop, I said!
Why did you kill my men, Sayid?
I sent them to tell you not to look
for Dzhavdet at Dry Spring.
He's not there.
Go back to Pedzhent.
Your father and my father were
friends.
When you happen to get a good
companion, the road comes easier.
Your Honorable Excellence,
Lady Separation.
We've become like one with you,
Though with no intention.
Letter in the envelope,
Don't tear it, enough!
No luck in dying,
There'll be luck in love...
Letter in the envelope,
Don't tear it, enough!
No luck in dying,
There'll be luck in love...
Your Honorable Excellence,
Dear Lady Luck.
Some you grace with fortune,
Others you would duck.
A bullet in the heart...
Don't call me, enough!
No luck in dying,
There'll be luck in love.
A bullet in the heart...
Don't call me, enough!
No luck in dying,
There'll be luck in love.
Hey, good man!
Have you got a light?
- Where are you going?
- That's Comrade Sukhov.
So you say it's Sukhov?
Let's check out
that Sukhov.
Oh God, forgive me my sins...
Catch it!
Well, come on in!
- Have you seen the peacocks
in the yard? - I have.
I traded them in... for my uniform.
Petrukha!
I don't drink.
Good for you.
I'm going to finish this
and give up, too.
Drink up!
Sit down!
I like your Petrukha very much.
Can you give me a machine-gun?
- Are you waiting for Abdullah?
- Yes.
Look, Sukhov,
when I had a custom house here,
there were the smugglers.
There's no custom house now,
there're no smugglers.
In short, I made peace with Abdullah.
Whites or Reds,
they make no difference to me.
Whether it's Abdullah,
or it's you.
If I went with you,
that would be different.
What's the problem, then?
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Hello.
Hello.
Guys!
Come back!
What did you tell me?
What solemn promises you gave me?
Have you gone crazy at your age?
Nastasya...
You'd ruined the best years of my
life,
and now you want to make me
a widow?
Pasha!
Pasha dear!
Pasha!
Forgive me, for Christ's sake!
Don't go!
Don't go with them!
They'll get you killed
just for nothing!
Well, guys...
I can't give you the machine-gun.
We understand.
So, it's the peacocks, right?
Who told you to come here?
- Have you measured it?
- Exactly three and a half meters!
- Will it catch fire?
- It should.
As soon as it does, start counting.
Forty two!
They can go in the motor boat now.
They want to get behind the border.
After they start the motor,
42 seconds and... boom!
That's right.
Clean up here.
The geese...
They may have come from our parts,
or just flown over there.
- Where are you from?
- A village near Kursk.
Never been there. I left home
when I was a kid like you...
I've been knocked around the whole
world...
- From the Amur river...
- The Amur river?
...to Turkestan.
Before he died, my father said:
"Abdullah, all my life I was poor,
and I wish that God send you
an expensive