now.
l have serious things to do.
A new constitution.
The main law ofthe state.
Then l'll go on vacation.
To Pitsunda.
Malkov ViktorVasilyevich,
the officer of lgnatov's guard.
A.l. Mikoyan.
A member ofthe CC CPSU presidium
Tell me onlywhat you know.
We'll draw conclusions by ourselves.
Yes, comrade Mikoyan.
Let me report onlyfacts.
- Sergey, take notes.
- Okay.
Constant meetings
with Podgorny and Brezhnev,
their mysterious calls.
And finally, an unexpected
friendship of my boss
with Semichastny and Shelepin.
For some reason
l heard ''November'' in everytalk.
What must be done before November?
And now l think
that the constant talks about November
are connected with
Nikita Sergeevich's vacation.
That is it.
l asked you to keep yourself
from your own versions.
- The thing you told me, comrade...
- Malkov.
...Malkov, is very serious.
l hope you understand about
responsibilityyou take upon yourself.
l do, comrade Mikoyan.
That's good.
You acted like a real communist.
But l must state that comrades Podgorny,
Brezhnev and other comrades you mentioned
are honest people too.
Devoted their heart and soul
forthe welfare ofthe people
and the communist party.
That's whywe treat them
as our companions-in-arms.
- Sergey, did you write that down?
- No, too quickly.
Take yourtime.
...as our companions-in-arms.
Are you going on vacation
with yourfather?
Yes, but later
when l finish with mythings.
Then decode the notes
and take them to Pitsunda.
You've got a nice
eavesdropping device here, Sukhov.
l hear non-important things
and l don't hear important.
Scumbag.
Anastas is like a fox.
As always, he takes both parts.
He's a strategist.
What is it?
The personal file
ofthe captain Malkov, comrade General.
l'm not gonna look at that.
-Why not?
- Because.
lt's you who overlooked,
so it's you who's gonna deal with that.
Got it.
He didn't believe me.
l think everything was fine.
And as forthose words...
Hejust didn't want to cast a shadow
on CC CPSU members
before he could check them.
Or maybe even worse.
Worse than what?
l'm sorry
for dragging you into this.
Don't call me anymore.
They know about me.
Stop it. Don't worry.
Nikita Sergeevich
knows about you already.
-Where are you going?
- l overslept.
Check other platforms,
l'm gonna check the station.
Yes.
-Yourticket?
- l'll settle this down.
l need the internal phone.
The First, it's the Seventh.
The object
has left the station in Kharkov.
- ls this the last train fortoday?
-Yes.
-Where to?
- To Mariupol. Where do you need to go?
- The same city.
- lnsane. Why didn't you come earlier?
601, wait a minute.
There's a passenger here.
Thank you.
Moscow. Airport Vnukovo-2.
October, 2.
As we Russians say,
dear Nikita Sergeevich,
this one is forthe road.
Don't worry,
we're guarding here.
l see.
-What's your rank now?
- Colonel-general, Nikita Sergeevich.
Colonel-general.
l was a lieutenant-general today.
And l'm a private.
So, our supreme
commander-in-chief, have some rest,
and then, relaxed...
lt would be good to be relaxed,
private.
But why do l need to be relaxed,
when as l heard
you're gonna remove me in November.
Nikita Sergeevich, this is not funny.
How did you think
about such things, Nikita Sergeevich?
Who could've told you that?
Who is trying to force a wedge
to the leadership?
Nikolay,
did you lose your sense of humour?
Nikita Sergeevich is teasing us.
He likes doing that.
- Our dear Nikita Sergeevich!
- Stop it. lt's time.
Dad, l'm sorry,
l'vejust escaped.
My son. l was laughed here
because ofyou.
What do you mean?
l told them about the conspiracy.
You did? And what about Malkov?
OK, let's not talk about this.
Good bye.
Let's step aside.
Did you hearthat?
Yes.
He knows everything.
He does, but he doesn't believe that.
Otherwise he wouldn't leave.
-We've got to do something!
- Like what?
We need to do something.
lnaction is critical for us.