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Warsaw, beloved Warsaw
I see you in my dreams
With your joyful people
And beautiful streets
You Call me with longing
With your songs and words
Oh, how I would like to see you again today
Oh, my dreamed of Warsaw
Oh, how I would like to see you again today
Oh, my dreamed of Warsaw
Thanks for the song, my boy
Thanks for your heart and song
Do you like it?
INTERROGATION
Wake up, Tonia, or we'll be late for the rehearsal
Guess, my sweetie, what there is inside my soul
Oaress your pussyCat who's a bit of this and a bit of that
Partly sweet, partly mean, partly slave, partly queen
Guess, my sweetie, what there is inside my soul
And if you guess right, I'll say yes
Yes, yes
Oh, yes
Yes
Guess, my sweetie, what there is inside my soul
Oaress your sweet one's head She's a little good and a little bad
I'm mysterious, exotiC or a strange kind of bird
Guess, my sweetie, what there is inside my soul
And if you guess I'll say yes
Yes!
Yes, yes, yes
Yes
34TH ANNIVERSARY OF GREAT OCTOBER
- What's the matter, Tonia? - Nothing
- Where's my beard? - What a dump!
Tonia!
Where is my beard?
My God, it's cold here
Get dressed, Tonia. Let's go straight home
I'm not going home. Do you understand?
Get dressed. Put something on
- Get away from me, please! - What happened?
Go back to feeling Junia up
Junia? What are you on about?
- I saw - Get dressed!
I'm not going anywhere. I saw what you were up to with Junia
But darling, she's your best friend
You were being too friendly by half
I saw the play you were making for her
I'll go home on my own
Go, then. I don't need your lousy coat
This is ridiculous
Tonia. Goodbye
Excuse me
This is for you
Me and my friend are big fans of yours
Could we possibly invite you for a drink?
Come and meet Tonia
We'd really like it if you came with us
What do you say?
The Trumanillo Circus
Shall we take a taxi?
- Kaz, I'm going, OK? See you - See you at tomorrow's rehearsal?
- Who's he? - My friend, Kaz Olcha
Drink, girl. Drink!
Please, I can't drink any more
- Cheers! - I can't drink any more!
Oh, God. I'm drunk
Do you know my husband? Tell me. Listen to me!
Listen to me! Do you know my husband?
- Yes, I know him - My husband is the best guy ever
But let's drink
- Here's to my husband! - To your husband
Let's have a smoke
Ada, you're misbehaving Ada, you must be raving
It Can't be like this Hard luCk
Thanks for taking me out, boys!
Really
Cos if it werert for you I would have cried all evening
You see, we had an argument. But what for?
My husband will be worried with me coming home late
The name of my street is Widok. Will you remember, Widok 6?
Quickly
Hey!
- Quickly! - We're going
6 Widok Street
Here we are
Come on
Why did you drink so much?
See you, boys
Name and surname?
Surname?
Leave me
Undress her!
Excuse me. Have you seen a red handbag? It's leather with a white strap
They take all handbags
Get up or you'll be in for it from the head of cell
But... Oh, God, what time is it?
Excuse me
Line up straight there. Hurry up
Is there a phone somewhere that I can use?
- My husband doesn't know I'm here - Calm down!
I'm an artiste. I have to perform in the theatre this evening
I've got a performance. If I'm late...
Cell reporting. Occupants - 31. Present - 31
Excuse me
Be quiet
- Hey, listen. Be quiet - Let go
Listen. My name is Antonina Dziwisz. Tell someone to come and talk to me
Tell someone to come and talk to me. Do you hear?
Be quiet or I'll bite you
Stupid woman
Be quiet
Letter 'D'
No
No
They're letting me out. Wake up
Letter 'D'!
Karmelicka Street, what number? 12, second floor
OK, don't worry. I'll talk to them. Bye
They're letting me out. Antonina Dziwisz
Bye!
Don't you know you can't say your surname aloud?
Sorry
Stay there
Good morning
Reporting Antonina Dziwisz
I'm very pleased that you wanted to...
There's a stool there
You see, I'm really glad that you summoned me
I've already asked the guards several times for...
...someone to take me to an officer or to somebody
- Name and surname? - Antonina Dziwisz
Born 1 st April, 1926 in Lwow
Daughter of Jadwiga and Stanislaw, yes?
Yes
Damn drawer
Excuse me
It's always getting stuck
Above all, I'd like to know...
...if my husband's been informed. You see, I haven't done anything
You've definitely got me mixed up with someone else
You know how it is. You don't know who to look for...
...what the surname is or who it is
Yeah, so tell me now about yourself
But about what specifically?
Everything
Well, I don't think you want to hear me talk about the boys I kissed at school
Why not? Go on, talk
But about what?
About kissing at school
Look, maybe you could really tell me what's going on
I haven't done anything. I'd really like to help you but...
I don't know. I've been kept here for so long
No one wants to talk with me. No one has explained anything...
This really is a waste of time
Don't worry. There's plenty of time
Don't you believe that I haven't done anything?
- Sorry - It's OK
One thing at a time. Just like confession in church
He had red hair and a big nose
- You're interested in that? - Yes
Who?
- The one I kissed - Did you kiss him or did he kiss you?
What does it matter?
- When did you lose your virginity? - A long time ago
Why do you need to know? What has it got to do with me being arrested?
- Who was it? - Who? Oh, that one. An insurgent
- Is he alive? - No
He died from that poisoned homemade vodka which the Germans left
- Did he rape you? - Why would he have raped me?
I wanted it as much as he did
You like those kind of things, don't you?
And you don't?
Listen. Have you been to our baths?
We can give you a bath that you'll never forget
I don't understand why I have to talk. Those are my private matters
No, they're not. You're here to answer questions
For every question I ask I want a clear truthful answer!
OK. Let's go. The surnames of all the men you've slept with
I don't remember surnames
During the uprising and after the war nobody used their surname
- That man in the Rising? - I can't remember
His codename was "Boar"
- That's all I remember - Continue
Later we were taken to Pruszkow. I lived in an attic in a house there
A boy lived there but I don't remember his name
Lysiak or something. I don't remember
One time I went up to the attic
He reared pigeons. He was taking eggs from the nest
And I came in and...
Yes, go on
Well, can't you imagine?
Later, after you left Pruszkow
Later in Lodz there was one. He was called Tarassini
Well, his real surname was Gorka
- And everyone called him... - Next
And then there was my husband, Konstanty Dziwisz
- Did you cheat on him? - No
- What's it to you anyway? - I'm asking
I don't mind telling you everything. I just need to know why
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