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I saw when you stole it.

- What are you talking about?

- My heart.

You stole my heart.

Hope you have better luck

with that lame line next time.

Listen, you're making a huge mistake.

What do you want?

A million dollars and your phone number.

Well, you have a chance with one.

Play the lottery.

Tell me your name, at least.

Maybe the next time I see you.

End of the line.

Please leave the train.

Nice job!

Oh, it's you?

What a surprise.

Your paper's upside down.

My name's Attila.

Kata.

Hi, Kata.

Can I buy you a drink?

I'm parched.

Oh, that was sweet.

Your little story's very enjoyable.

The tough Romanian childhood.

Sorry, Transylvanian.

The train, the romantic subplot.

It seems that things started

shaping up quite nicely.

New friends, chasing girls,

everything was going swell.

- Swell.

- So? Where did it go wrong?

I'm curious.

Where did all this bullshit begin?

I needed papers so I could get

a good job.

So? You go to a new country,

you get new papers.

To work, you need a permit.

Even those born here need

all sorts of documents.

We all do.

Why was it so tough for you?

You thought the rules

didn't apply to you?

Not again!

ASYLUM AND IMMIGRATION OFFICE

Are you applying for a work permit

or citizenship?

Both.

Then you need to speak

to an immigration official.

Come back in 2 weeks.

Fill those in and bring them back

with all of your Romanian documents.

Translated and certified.

And you'll need a letter of intent

from whoever's going to employ you.

You'll additionally need

a medical certificate

detailing all vaccinations

and illnesses,

particularly infections

and contagious diseases.

Translated and certified.

A verification that you have

no criminal record.

Translated and certified.

Should you have a criminal record,

you'll need all the documents

pertaining to your release.

Translated and certified.

And an official declaration

from a psychiatrist

that you are fit to return to society.

Translated and certified.

Next!

Something to drink, too?

Can I have a Coke?

- Yeah?

- Good evening, kind sir.

May I have a large popcorn and

2 Cokes from your finest vintage?

- I was only kidding.

- Anything else?

No, just a large popcorn

and 2 small Cokes.

What? 500?

Uh-huh.

- I've got some money...

- No, it's alright.

I'll pay for mine.

No, I'm not thirsty.

You're still 100 short.

Hi, Zro.

I wanna ask something.

What?

You said something last week.

You got a relative in the ministry.

Not mine, he's my girlfriend's uncle.

Why?

I want to apply for citizenship.

I don't have half the papers I need,

so...

I need some help.

Listen, Atti.

I don't really know the dude.

But Uncle Miki ain't cheap.

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