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and that you publicly expressed

your remorse. But Nikolai...

No. Please, sir. Wait, wait.

Nikolai doesn't deserve this.

-Do you want to solve this?

-Yes.

Perhaps you could bring me

an enemy of the revolution.

Find this person,

and I will find a crime

to fit him with.

Thank you very much.

Mr. Howell.

Hi, Mar?a.

Look, I...

I need to get something out of the

country without the censors seeing it.

I heard you could fix that.

Sure... But it is expensive.

Okay. So, charge it

to Marco's room.

And prepare my

bags for checkout.

Are you leaving?

Paris.

-You are not staying for the tour?

-Tour?

Yes, the Press Office tour.

No, I'm not staying for

the Press Office tour.

Hey, Henry.

Are you running away again?

Come on!

They're buying us lunch.

Come on.

Don't worry.

I have the right connections.

-I should give it to you now? Or...

-Yes.

Mr. Howell, are you sending some

of your fiction to New York?

No, no. It's a birthday card.

Grandmother.

Fancy a little sightseeing?

I...

Please. You will

be our star guest.

I'm on my knees.

What is he doing here?

Calm down. I invited him.

I don't trust him.

These people work for newspapers that sell

millions of copies all over the world.

We should look after them.

No.

Please, Vasyl. I know

how to do my job.

Please come with me.

My brother, he's...

I thought the great Communist Party

was obsessed with schedules.

We wouldn't wanna be late.

Let's talk later.

Thank you.

-Where's the journalist from Madrid?

-No idea, he's always late.

Let's go.

You have one hour

to take photos.

Enjoy the food, the views,

and write nice things about us

if you can, okay?

If somebody wants to go to the

top, there are 241 steps.

Good luck. The

views are amazing.

We meet back at the bus.

I'll come up shortly.

Are you coming up?

Absolutely beautiful.

Yes, it is.

You wanna start over?

Why not?

Bit early.

More for me.

All right. You just live once.

There you go.

So, what's your life's story?

I wanted to be a writer.

But when the war happened,

the loyalists needed people

who spoke languages,

and knew how to deal

with journalists.

So you're dealing with me?

Well, in my way.

And because you didn't

become a writer,

you deal in editing what

other people write.

Well, circumstances delimit

one's choices, don't they?

To be honest, I'm like you.

I don't fit in many places.

You're a Communist?

Loyalist.

I wish to see a

democracy for Spain.

-Morning, my Lieutenant Colonel.

-Good morning, Wolfgang.

Berlin wants better air

and land coordination.

With the Spanish?

Impossible.

The engine is fine but

check piston two.

The Spanish aren't the

only ones, Wolfgang.

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