Strudel. Strudel. Right. It's hot in here. Go back to the hotel? Um, there is one more thing I have to do. You know butcher shop near hotel? Uh, yeah. You can meet me there in one hour. Bye. Okay. The name is Moore. Jonathan Moore. How's it goin'? Uh, no "sprechen sie." American. What are you doing here? You have great interest in butcher shop? Yeah, it's a nice knockwurst. Passport. Here. I'm just, uh, you know, waitin' for-for a friend. Should be here anytime now. Jonathan Moore. You don't need my name, do you? I mean, I just... waiting for a girlfriend. Uh, "meine fraulin"... "fraulein." Right? Yeah. Deutsches fraulein. No, American "fraulein." Name? "Name." l... Name. What is the girl's name? Uh... Sasha Banicek. Banicek? That's not American! Czechoslovak. The name's Czechoslovakian, but she's American. See, she's kinda both. She's both? Yeah. So. You will wait for a girlfriend. Yeah. I also wait. Oh, no, look. I appreciate it, but you don't have to do that. I mean, uh, you know, she's late already. She probably won't even show up. So, uh... You know how women are. Think I'm just gonna get goin' myself. Be talkin' to ya later. It's been good talkin' to ya. Keep in touch. Excuse me. Hello? Jonathan? Listen to me. Yeah. Where are you? Go to "S- Bahn" and take the train... to Leninallee Station. And I will meet you there. Leninallee Station. When? Now. You okay? Yes, I'm okay. Well, what's goin' on? Where have you been? I was being followed. But, um, I lost him. You were being followed? By who? I do not know. He's a Russian, I think. Russian? Oh, shit, 'cause when I was waitin' at that butcher shop for ya, this policeman came up and started hassling me. I gave him your name. It does not matter. We have what we came for. So we can get out of here? Soon. I want you to go back to the hotel, and I will meet you there in 45 minutes. No, no, no. I don't want to leave you. Jonathan, please. I know what I am doing. Go back to hotel. Soon we will be in Spain, you will see. Forty-five minutes? Hello? Jonathan? Yeah? Meet me at the Cafe Friedrichstrasse. What? Meet me at the Cafe Friedrichstrasse. Come on. Come on. What? I'm sorry, I don't "sprechen sie." What's wrong? Why are you running? Oh, uh, nothing. Just a little exercise. Go inside to customs. Auf Wiedersehen. Jonathan Moore? Jon-Jonathan. Yeah. What was the purpose of your visit to East Berlin? N-No purpose. Uh, just to see it. Tourist? Yeah. Yeah. "Ja." Do you always travel at such unusual hours of the night? I just hate crowds. You make a joke. Well... not a good one. Come with me. Take off your rucksack. Put it on here. Open it up. Take off your clothes. Huh? Go in there and take off your clothes. Uh, th-that's all I got, really, so can I get dressed now? Do you know that you are guilty of serious crime? What-What are you talking about? This is what I'm talking about. It's forbidden to bring pornographic material into the D.D.R. - That's not pornography. - Of course it is. This pornographic material will be confiscated. Get dressed. Your passport, please. You have no visa for the D.D.R. What do you mean? Your visa expired four hours ago. You have paid for only one day. But I'm leaving the D.D.R. Now. But you are in the D.D.R. You must have a visa for the additional day. Where do I get this visa? Window two. Yes? What? What do you want? L-I want a visa, please. For how long? For one day. Jesus. Danke. Wait! Wait! - Why are you in such a hurry to leave the D.D.R.? - What do you mean? Your change... from your visa. Danke. Wiedersehen. Come on. Come on. Hey. How you doin'? Am I in West Berlin now? You sure are. Fuck you! Good night. I've been
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