Once Upon a Time in November Page #2

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In flagrante.

That's what he said in court.

"I was in flagrante, your honour."

Can that dog sniff out uniforms?

Really?

Here. Here.

Don't you need the lead?

What for?

We're free here.

Visiting hours are till 10.00.

It's medicine for my mum.

It's a course of treatment.

What's her name?

Przecki.

Stay!

Home!

Home! Home!

What did you do?

I just took the key.

Why so late?

Because I love Ola.

Come in through the door.

He said he'd been at the squat.

But he came back for the night.

At this time?

Is this a by-the-hour hotel?

Quiet.

You be quiet.

Let him stay at the squat then.

I'm getting a room in a dormitory.

When?

I don't know.

Soon.

Ola,

go to bed, would you?

How could he get through the bars?

His head's too big.

But the rest is thinner.

Why did you tie him up?

Look behind the pallets.

Is Kole with you?

No, those cats annoy him.

Where is he then?

At the Clinic?

He ran away.

He's at the car wash.

There's a shed, so he stays dry.

Do anarchists annoy him too?

It's f***ing clean.

Should be white as a communion dress.

He's made a den.

It's dry and out of the wind.

Past its sell-by date.

It's expired.

Is there a bar open around here?

I don't know.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello, excuse me...

Are you here to see me?

My office is closed today.

Please call and make an appointment.

Mondays and Tuesdays.

Excuse me.

You've frozen my bank account,

but it's not just my benefit...

There's also a grant.

Please let me pass.

It's my son's grant.

Stand up, please.

Why should I?

Please comply, or we'll use force.

Get up, mum.

What are you saying?

What are you saying?

You're too young to give me orders.

Take our stuff!

Don't push her around!

That's the report.

You're free to go, madam.

I'm waiting to see my statement.

My mum is with me.

Have you been questioned?

Yes, on my request.

And I submitted a complaint.

I want to sign my statement.

I'll come back to sign the statement.

- Did you sign anything?

- No.

Are you sure?

Yes.

I've got some scraps for the dog.

Mum!

Don't "mum" me!

Many people were shot here...

Even children.

How did grandpa die?

Do you even know?

Which grandpa?

My grandpa!

Who was killed in the Uprising?

Who?

Marek...

Mr Przecki?

That's me.

Come this way.

To the right.

No, no, down here.

Keep going. Left here.

Down here.

A complaint?

Be my guest.

"Poland has not yet perished,

As long as we still..."

(Polish National Anthem)

Get him out of here.

Don't mix me up in politics.

Black and white, spotty, I'll show you.

Similar... but it's not him.

PULMONARY CLINIC

Where's the sewing room?

Left after the birch trees.

Hi, Marek.

Hi.

What are they, epaulets?

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