there?
Did you like the concert, girls?
- Schwartz, can I talk to you for a moment?
- Of course.
I'll be right back.
Thank you very much.
I liked you a lot.
Thank you.
I'm very pleased to hear that.
- Perfect yourself.
- Thank you.
These sixteenth,
I can't understand how to play them.
Ask your teacher, little girl.
David!
Hanna?
- Hello, David.
- Hello, Hanna.
These are for you.
Thank you.
What is it?
This is my cold.
Look, how did you find me?
You don't visit us,
so I had to find you.
It's not hard, though.
There's only one Conservatory in Moscow.
Yes.
Why are you standing on the way?
Why are you standing here?
Thank you.
- Hi.
- Hi.
I'm leaving today.
-Where?
- To the Far East. To build a new city.
The train leaves at night.
It's great, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
How did your mother let you go?
She was crying all morning.
Then she yelled at me
and now she's crying again.
I'm glad actually.
I'm so glad that I even
sing all day long.
It's funny. You go from me,
I go after you.
And I go from you again.
Now I'll have to make a concert
at the Far East.
-You will really come?
- I will.
Great, but you're lying.
You will never come.
Why do you think so, I will.
Like you came to Matrosskaya Tishina?
Not once within three years.
I've been waiting,
but you never showed up.
I need to recover and after that
I'll definitely come. In a week.
- Ok, come.
- Deal.
- My parent will be happy to see you.
-And what about you?
I'm leaving, you know.
But will you be happy?
-Very much.
-You see?
You know, now I can tell you,
we'll never see each other.
I always thought I'd meet you.
Not like today. In another way.
Because I knew,
you'd never visit us.
But anyway I was waiting for you.
Every day.
And you were brilliant today.
Excellent.
You will be a famous violinist for sure.
The happiest man in the world.
I planned that.
Good bye.
Hanna.
I love you very much, you hear me?
Very much!
The Dormitory
of the Moscow State Conservatory
What are you pottering about?
-What took you so long?
- I'm coming, guys.
-And what is this one from?
- Birch.
Ivan Kuzmich.
Let me introduce you
your future friend David Shvartz.
Where's Slava?
I brought you a new neighbor.
He is going to study
how to play folk instruments.
- Kulyushov.
- Nice to meet you.
His father makes these spoons.
And he's good at that, I can tell.
What about Slava?
-You mean Lebedev?
-Yes.
He was expelled this morning.
So he must be at the station
or near his town.
I saw him in the Conservatory
several minutes ago.
He's at the station now.
Ivan Kuzmich, I'll go to grab
some clean underclothes.
Go, Petya, go.
Shvartz!
- Hello, Ivan Kuzmich.
- Hello.
I wanted to ask you something.
What was the main issue
at the second convention?
- Party program.
- Thank you.
I'm sorry.
I forgot to tell you,
we're gonna start in five minutes.
And we're waiting for you too,
Ivan Kuzmich.
Thank you.
Have a sit.
Ivan Kuzmich,
I'm sure Slava has nothing to blame for.
This issue is closed.
Ivan Kuzmich, try to understand!
-We need to sort it out.
- People will.
Who? I've known him
for three years.
I've been in the party
for seventeen years.
I'm used to believe
that everything
that party did and does and what will do
is rational and just!
If Slava wanted to stay here
just had to break with his father.
The father, who was considered
as a betrayer by People's Court.
Who is your father? A musician?
Yes, he is. Not quite.
He's a conductor.
He conducts
an orchestra in a cinema theatre.
You know, in an orchestra, which plays
some simple stuff before movies start.
-You know what I mean?
- Of course, I do.
Listen, I'm telling you,
he's a very suspicious fellow.
He's been here for forty minutes.
Assistant station-master Belyaev.
Show me your documents.
Just a minute.
Here they are.
Where are you heading to?
To the Dormitory
of the Moscow State Conservatory.
- To see someone?