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to spend Christmas with!

Don't do this, va!

I'll walk up to someone on the street!

No, no, wait!

Wait, do you hear? va!

This is the last time. I promise.

- Have you got kids? A wife?

- No!

va, no!

Trust me!

I love you!

You're a fool!

This is Radio Free Europe,

the voice of free Hungary...

The girl's leaving.

Tell Varga to follow her.

I'm going.

- Csap.

- This is Jung.

- Can we talk now?

- Have you got what I asked for?

- Yes.

- How many?

Just one.

- Is she on it?

- She's on it...

And?

It's pretty... surprising.

Put it in an envelope and take it to the

arranged place. I'll pick it up in an hour.

Okay.

Who was that?

I don't know.

Wind it back.

- Csap.

- This is Jung.

No, to the dialling.

- Can I borrow that?

- Of course...

- Sorry!

- I'll get it.

Stop.

Sorry.

And a pencil.

Here.

And again.

Stop.

teacher at the Music Academy.

- Is that who Jung called?

- Does he work for us?

Codename Music Man.

Failed attempt to defect.

He reports on Szabolcsi.

Tell me the address.

Comrade Mark, can I come, too?

- What did you say your name is?

- Kulcsr. Emil Kulcsr.

You're driving.

Any news?

Varga called. He followed the woman

on the bus to Blaha Square.

She went into a building there.

He's waiting for orders.

- Should I drive?

- I've got a chauffeur.

I'll call you.

- Who's the woman, Comrade Mark?

- Drive.

- Did you know about Jung's affair?

- Keep your eyes on the road.

According to the rules

personal visitors...

are not allowed

in undercover apartments...

without prior permission.

Are you raising

your daughter on your own?

I saw the drawing.

- She's called Panni.

- Is she in hospital?

You got this from the drawing?

From your face.

Tense. Nervy.

I'm always like this.

I'm a nervy type...

- Turn.

- Thank you, I can see.

Panni is ill a lot lately.

She's got whooping cough.

- What happened to Gyimesi?

- He called in sick.

Why wasn't I told?

I only knew this morning.

Green.

It's a great honour to serve next

to the Comrade Lieutenant-Colonel.

- When you're not standing in,

what do you do? - I teach.

- At the Political Academy?

- Yes.

And what do you teach?

- You amongst other things.

- No!

Yes!

I've just set my students essays

on Comrade Mark:

The time in Spain, your time

as a prisoner of war, you injury...

Is it true that Stalin met you

at the airport

when they exchanged you

for that French officer?

We're here to see Imre Csap.

And who are you?

Are you really Jung's father?

Why did they send you?

So I can learn.

You already know

the first rule, don't you?

Keep my mouth shut.

You just sit, observe and

leave the evaluation to me.

Jung is my best man.

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