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if you know where to look.
How is your uncle feeling
about you being here?
Well, he's not happy.
But I want to find out
Why?
She was a spy.
You might need some help.
It's only bad when you're tired.
And in a bloody arms race with the
Americans, when am I not tired?
- What does the doctor say?
- He says there's nothing to be done.
And now reading's a problem,
and, in five years, I won't be able to
see my own hand in front of my face.
I need your help.
Read these tonight and tell me about them
in the morning. All right?
I'm not cleared
for these files.
Who can I ask
if not you, Sasha?
Who is this girl
you're seeing?
Um, you mean Katya. She's... Well, it's only
been a couple of times.
Four..
Parents shot as dissidents.
Brother Yuri went with a dance troupe
to America and never came back.
She deserves to be judged
on her own merits.
That's very modern
of you, Sasha.
Luckily, she was head of
her pioneer brigade at school.
Denounced her father
in writing when asked.
Mmm, hasn't put
her foot wrong.
- Will that be all, sir?
- Mmm, yes, yes.
Watch where you're going!
- You okay?
- Yeah.
- We're closed.
- I have clearance for extra research time.
I'll tell my daughter I met you.
We read all your articles.
We need 1961. KGB.
Thirty minutes.
Do you really think they would have
documented what happened to Katya?
Hard to know.
anything to you?
- "Andrei Gorodovsky, dead 1961."
- No.
- "Anna Petrova," also dead.
- No.
- "Mikhail Ardonov..."
- Wait, "Ardonov"?
My uncle's best friend
was Misha Ardonov.
"Misha" is the diminutive
for "Mikhail."
According to this, he was the
leader of Katya's spy cell,
and he's still alive.
- Oh, just play, Misha.
- Mmm-mmm.
Genius can't be rushed, my friends.
- Checkmate.
- Ah...
I didn't want to embarrass
him in front of you.
Oh, very kind, Misha.
You hungry?
Very.
Again?
Thinking up some new chess moves?
He's good at chess.
You need to be careful, Katya.
You start off playing a role, and suddenly it
doesn't feel like acting anymore.
He's nice.
It makes it easier.
A little easier.
I think it's time you took something from him.
It's too early.
I thought blind Dmitri gave him papers
to read every night.
- Sometimes.
- Good. Well, take whatever he brings next time.
Photograph it. You remember it if you have to.
Hungry?
Mmm. Starving.
What is the maestro chef cooking today?
A chicken.
Hardly anyone
can buy a whole chicken.
I know, but I wanted
you to have it.
Please don't make me feel guilty
for wanting to buy you things.
How was work today?
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