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Good morning, Sir! Can I help you?
Good morning! I'd like a necklace.
Yes...
Over there... that one...
This... is, let me say, a bracelet,
you have pointed at the bracelet sir...
A bracelet, oh, yes.
Ok, well... so let me see a bracelet then.
Here you are, sir.
Bracelet... hmm...
No, no. Definitely no.
Can you show me an elegant necklace?
These are necklaces? Are you sure?
Absolutely, beyond a doubt. I know my job very well.
I've been working as a jeweler for 24 years.
Oh, I see... and, excuse me, could I see this ring?
Did I say it correctly, this is a ring, isn't it?
You are absolutely right!
Now that everything is so beautiful let me take it all.
Everything? How so, sir...
May I take the liberty to point out that the cost of all these
pieces amounts to three thousand three hundred zlotys.
So will you please add something else for seven hundred zloty
to make an equal sum? But something elegant, you know...
I'm at your service, sir... Do you like it?
What is it?
A brooch.
Yes... and do you know what it is?
Yes, well, what is it?
Silencer.
Oh, I see. I don't see what you mean...
Will you wrap it up right away or shall I fix it to a gun?
So it means...
That this is probably...
A robbery.
Sure, it stands to reason.
You had better not touch the alarm, any clever tricks. It's unhealthy.
Smile, smile as usual, and wrap it up. This...
Turn around and look for something in the bottom drawer.
When you'll reckon up to one hundred
then you can turn around, but no sooner
Does anybody sell here?
Thirty two...
Oh my God! Rychlinski!
Maybe he lives!?
Jesus, so young!
Thanks for remembering.
He's walking out today.
He has to walk out sometimes.
Thank you, you are free.
Good morning, Mr. President.
Kramer's Banking House... " Forget-me-not ",
please switch off the alarm system.
The treasury.
See you.
Oh God! Henry!
Come in, come in Henry, and come in please!
Henry, Henry, I'm glad you are already at liberty
Dinner is just ready; you know I'll serve something hot in a minute.
It's so long I've come to see you last because I was a little ill.
I didn't tell you I'd been at my aunt's place in Skierniewice
for two weeks because my uncle had died.
Yes...
Anyway I should have introduced you to one another.
Henry, this is Mr...
My name is Karmelicki...
I'm very glad.
So I, I'll go and bring some table-ware. I won't be long.
Sit down Henry, stay here.
Oh, at last to dinner.
What are you doing with that chair! Stop it!
Do you hear? Have you become idiot? Stop it!
Are you looking for a cab? We can give you a lift.
I'm sure we go the same way.
Excuse me, Sir! Sir!
I'm going to the president.
But I...
But I'm going to the president! Please, I must get in!
But sir, I've told you.
Let me in please!
But I...
I must get in at once!
You can't sir.
Please, sir, Mr. President is busy.
Go away.
But...
Mr. President... hands off! Mr. President, you must hear me out.
Your tellers don't want to pay me out my money.
What is it? Don't get excited. Take it easy.
Mr. President, my name is Jan Rozek.
I have deposited in your bank all my savings, and those dirty dogs,
sorry, your tellers, don't want to pay them out.
Damn it! Isn't that a reason to get excited?
My dear man. Will you stop roaring? Don't insult my employees.
Mr. Majer...
This gentleman's name - as he says it himself is Rozek
and he want to withdraw the money from Mr. Kowalski's account, so...
Well, yes...
We can't pay out.
Well. Well. I'm very sorry,
but the money from Mr. Kowalski's account
can be withdrawn by Mr. Kowalski only.
Yes, but I...
Of course...
What? Why do you keep silent?
But... that was you who advised me to pay my money under a false name,
you who told me that there are a lot of Kowalski's
and anybody would find out who is who, and I... and I wouldn't
have to pay tax on this sum. That's what you've said.
You told me it would be a gentleman's agreement.
Did you really advise our buyer a gentleman's agreement?
Mr. President, I do nothing that you don't know about.
On the other hand that's not nice of you
to try to cheat the tax collector's office.
What? I...
Yes.
How so? What? An honest Pole like me,
just because I've invested money in your bank.
And I didn't want to support foreign capital?
Do you want to take me in? You... you robbers, cads! But...
You'll pay for this, you scoundrels!!!
You can't get away with that...!
Thank goodness ours is a legally governed country.
I'll, I'll bring an action against you, and you too.
Mr. Rozek, you've gone too far with that shooting.
But if you slip away right now and stop talking nonsense...
I won't call the police. Go out. OK?
But my money!
Take him off!
My money!
Get out!!
But... but...
What is it?
Everything's quite all right. Go back to your work, quietly.
Gentleman's agreement. How did you think it out?
Mr. Sawicki? How much was it?
Six thousand.
Well, well!
To your happy liberation!
Why happy? In due time.
So it is. But mind you don't say,
think that everybody set at liberty we give such rousing welcome.
Only you!
You're Henry Kwinto,
the most outstanding safe-breaker in the Republic.
Do I look like a safe-breaker? I'm a musician.
And you've worked out for bigamy, eh? He! Ha!
Yes.
Lvov 1924, Polish National Bank 1925,
Lodz, Swiss Loan Bank
in nineteen twenty six...
Seven.
Bydgoszcz in nineteen twenty seven.
Country bank in nineteen twenty eight,
National Farm Bank.
I've mentioned only the most important performances of yours.
Mr. Musician!
Caught once in 1928, six years in prison only because
the rest hasn't been substantiated.
What do you want?
Cooperation. We have a few excellent ideas...
Cheers!
You're not drinking to us?
Nuta, show him!
You've taken me for somebody else.
Do you know what it is?
Silencer.
Will you say yes or shall he fix it to a gun?
And do you know what this is? This is a mouthpiece.
What?
Of a trumpet.
What trumpet?
I'm a musician.
Ok.
When you... if you would like to play with us
come to the workshop at Okopowa Street.
Tinsmith - vulcanization.
You've been opening safes not using tools, but ear only.
What safes?
Stop it Moks!
Moks!
What then?
This is the last scheme of yours. Not any more. It's not him.
What shall we do with him?
What?
Damn it! We have to drive him back.
Sure we have to do it.
May he go to the hell!
A single room please.
I'm sorry but...
Here you are.
Hallo!
You haven't changed at all.
May I?
Aren't you interested what there is inside?
Oh, I would like you to treat it as a business not personal matter.
After all, we both are businessmen.
Have you ever thought of what would have happened
if I had told at court about your share?
Nothing would have happened because it hadn't been a share,
provocation only.
As you can see I'm quite frank with you, Do you remember my case
... the case with false securities? The criminal police kept a sharp eye on me.
I don't know how a police officer happened to know about our connections
and he has made me squeal.
They forced me to cause a burglary and to put you into a trap.
Catching Kwinto red-handed was a feat.
They have been teaching about you at police school by then.
It wasn't an easy thing to do.
We were friends after all.
Try to understand me Kwinto,
if they landed me in jail, it would've been the end to everything.
Career, health, everything. And you already had a bad reputation.
This is cruel. Cruel, that was the only way I reasoned out them.
You can't undo the past.
But this parcel would make things easier for you.
Forty five thousand Polish zlotys.
Look! Forty five thousand!
Twice as many as you would have taken then.
I've been in jail for twenty two thousand one hundred ninety six days,
that makes about twenty zlotys a day. You've tot it up... cheap.
Honestly I think. Now understand me!
I've been uneasy in my mind about it for six years.
At least I'd like to settle all these fair to the end.
I've done with it, with the past.
I'm an honest man.
Today I can be honest because I have money.
You honest man! In the cell... I was dreaming of this moment all the time.
You've thought it out nicely!
Ok, today
let's be even.
You had the right to do it. I forgive you.
Should you have any troubles come over without hesitation.
You'd better not leave your address.
Ha! Ha! Ha! I've taken your hint. Nothing doing!
It's impossible to rob my bank.
Herring's ear! I know a thing or two. You know it.
Then what? As you've said we are even Kwinto?
You'd have only lost your time.
Herring's ear!
"Spiety" called on me yesterday. Understand?
He keeps something in mind. He is looking for a team.
If I had know I would have recommended you. So what?
Shall I call him up? Arrange it with him?
Safe. No risk.
Weltmajstertszaft.
How much?
Even 250.
I'm, asking about the Fiat.
Let's make it 4, especially for you, do you stand?
Hydraulic brakes.
"Spool", I've bought a car from you. What else do you want?
I want you to think it over.
For the past six years I've been thinking all the time
and I've thought it out that that's enough.
They've cut your hair and your balls as well?
So what? Will you go?
Boss!
So what am I to say to Spiety?
Tell him to unfasten.
They've set you free?
Is Tadeusz in?
No.
May I wait? I've come here because Tadeusz wrote to me.
To you? What for?
When will he come back?
Tadeusz is dead.
What?
Don't you understand? He is dead!!
How did it happen?
That's no business of yours.
Tadeusz is my friend.
He was. He was your friend.
And that's just the thing I can't understand
since I've learnt who you really are.
What has happened to Tadeusz?
Tadeusz decided to
deposit all our money at interest in the bank.
All, all nineteen thousand.
When he was on his way home they robbed and beat him.
They took the payment receipt away from him.
Tadeusz couldn't withdraw his money from the bank because...
he had got the bill to the bearer.
What bank was it?
I don't know. Next day he threw himself from the window.
The police told it had been a suicide.
Tadeusz? Suicide?
Take it.
I know Tadeusz would like you to have it.
Listen, Kwinto.
Tell me,
was Tadeusz also
...was he like you?
You needn't worry. He wasn't.
Go away now.
Get away.
"Kwinto! They are following me - that's why I'm writing this.
I know now how Kramer took over the bank. Details to be found in a gray suitcase.
Tadeusz"
...:::Lord Sadler:::... lordsadler2012@gmail.com
Not worth a fart. It looks like a qui pro quo.
It ought to have been hammered out better.
Hammered out? You'd better hammer you running in pate you blockhead.
What?
Wait till the boss sees it. He'll give us a car.
You'll ride on your ass on an unshaven board.
Running in. And who has hit it, who?
This is the last time you've taken the wheel, the last time.
Have you seen?
Mr. Musician.
I say, you're rigged out like a caretaker.
First, you'll sell my car - five thousand, and you'll do it today.
Secondly, you'll look for Dane, his last address, that's for tomorrow.
The day after tomorrow we'll meet by the front door at Smutna Street at two.
How about...
I don't want any ideas of yours, thirdly.
How did you manage to get in?
You should have been more careful.
A parcel for you Mr. President.
Check up what else is inside it.
Dough, Mr. President.
Forty five thousand?
Yes, how do you know?
Oh, here is something else.
Is it that Rychlinski? The one who was playing together with Kwinto in one band?
Rychlinski, Kwinto, yes, yes,
in nineteen twenty six, twenty seven in one of the cabarets.
Couldn't you have checked it beforehand? Ask Krepicz to come over here.
Yes, sir!
Damn it!
Good morning.
I can't be bothered.
Have a cigar, lease.
No, please, I beg you no, I beg you no, please no.
NO, this pistol is not good.
How so? Not good?
I've specially borrowed it from my brother-in-law who is a policeman.
It's real Browning.
What is it again Mr. Turwid?
Are you scared? Why? It's not loaded.
You know it perfectly well that I'm not afraid, that's beside the point, director.
I just don't wish it.
Everything is imitation except the pistol, it's real, it just throws me off my mood.
Mood, mood. First you don't want to stay under the bed and now the pistol.
What's the matter with you, Mr. Turwid?
Have I engaged an actor or an old woman?
Director, I won't stand it.
The dressing room is dirty; there are no towels, no soap. The wig doesn't fit.
Director, I was at my brother-in-law's place specially...
Ok, bring a dummy for Mr. Turwid
and ten minutes break.
Thank you.
What is it?
I would like to talk to the owner.
You're just doing it.
Mr. Kwinto would like to play football with you.
What?
Football.
I play tennis only. Who is Mr. Kwinto?
You are not Dane?
Dane?
I saw him for the last time four years ago when I bought this business from him.
It was difficult to call it a theatre then.
Now our standard is not too bad. But who will appreciate it,
only dilettanti everywhere.
Just a moment. Do you happen to know where I can find him?
I hard he had bought a cinema at Ziemianska.
Mr. Dane, of course I knew him, but he sold the cinema two years ago or so.
What shall I do now?
I don't know, sir I sell tickets.
You'd better ask that man who lets people in, they were on friendly terms.
We would like to get in touch with Mr. Dane.
With Mr. Dane, yes say.
Yes...
I don't know the man.
Hm... that's strange. He has been your employer for two years.
Has he? I don't remember. Maybe I was ill then.
And now?
Now I'm well.
Do you think we are cops?
It's none of my business; either you come in or clear out, good bye.
Good bye. We've already seen that film.
Good morning, sir.
Things stand as follows.
Dane had sold his vaudeville four years ago and he bought
a cinema which in turn he sold two years ago and now he has a business.
At present we don't know what kind of business.
Anyway, if he is consistent he should sell it this year.
I've even looked over some ads. Oh, here, for example:
"I'll urgently sell a "fotoplasticon".
Todays?
Offers? Yes.
Over there, at the top if you please.
Curious.
Eh?
We play with Victoria today.
Nothing doing! We've got a licking 3:0 in Berlin. We stand no chance to win.
Nobody knows... maybe...
How are things going, Dane?
Kwinto here?
It's nice to look at you.
You've grown manly. It's hard to recognize you.
Hard to find you.
Too many people look for me.
Luckily you don't change your likes and dislikes so many times as your addresses.
But only a few people know it.
Me, for example.
How many years is it? Four?
Six.
We'll go for a drive to bank and back.
It's a long time since we met last time you don't know...
What is, eh?
That I've resigned.
Me too, but this time it's something extraordinary.
How much do we have to draw out?
Everything.
I'm asking put of curiosity because I turn down.
At my age the demand for profit goes down
and the demand for quietude goes up.
Forgive me Kwinto, but you're talking with the man who has retired.
Dane, I must do it. Together with you.
By yourself! By yourself!
It's not the same team. They'll do nothing.
Bolek wait!
He lost consciousness.
Let's go. The police will be here in a minute.
Como on, be quick,
What's up here, excuse me, excuse me.
My God! Blood!
Stand back!
On the field you looked as if somebody has aimed at you.
I won't say no..
Are you in a hole?
Gustaw Kramer Banking House Co. Kredytowa St 6
Wait! Isn't it the same Kramer who helped the police to nab you?
The same. Now he has helped my friend to end his days
taking all his money away from him.
Oh yes, I see. And what was it that you had in mind... What scheme?
Va Bank.
Leave metaphors alone.
Do you remember Szwanderski's case? In Cracow in 1924?
Ha, ha! Sure. Well conceived. But it didn't work out.
I will carry it off.
Aha! Gustaw Kramer. He knows all about alarms, doesn't he?
He has worked in bank
Can't you take your revenge on somebody else? He's a crafty fellow, isn't he?
Has he any weak points at all? Do you know him?
Yes, I do.
It needs at least two or more for you scheme to be carried out.
Yes, I do.
Do I know them?
No.
What have they been doing?
Once, a jeweler...
Shop lifters.
But they are very eager.
Because they haven't worked out.
And that's very good. We can't show up too much.
Ha! Ha! A guy who is an expert in alarms and two eager shop lifters.
And I have only to come into play.
As if I were dribbling the ball across the whole field,
passed it and you only ready to shoot... is it so?
Make yourself clear.
I would have to be seriously ill to accept it.
And you know that I don't feel well lately. Have a look.
The last chance. I'm, selling it soon.
Ha! Ha! The next ones will be even better.
The first one from the left... hm?
Take it and check up the returns once again... OK?
Excuse me, Mr. President.
What's the matter?
One of the women tellers says that this man was here yesterday.
Dane? I've completely forgotten that he exists at all.
There has been no news of him for the last few years.
He has placed his money in our bank today.
Maybe he simply started to save up.
Maybe.
You have to find out where he lives and watch him.
Who does he meet... where does he eat? Everything.
Ok.
Right.
Ok
Let's start up and here, Krepicz, Kramer's
guy doing messy work...
seven years in the Foreign Legion.
He has dispatched more people than you've eaten chops...
and this is the bank on the first floor.
There is a restaurant, below, open at the time when the bank is closed.
There's nothing to be done here. Private flat.
And just towards the end...
And the most difficult thing-the alarm system.
Unfortunately they have the best possible. Swiss Zeigler.
In case of the alarm it blocks all exits
and of course the police is informed immediately.
Inside it you can't even open a box of matches not to switch on the alarm.