"It's time to pay the rent." "Will you pay immediately or shall I come in?" " Got the money?" " No." "OK..." "ANARCHY IN ZIRMUNAI" "Pedagogical University?" "You must be joking." "I'm not." "Is it so bad?" "Not so good, I'm afraid." "Well, what do you suggest?" "Get the hell outta here, what else?" "Get out where?" "Doesn't matter." "Just away from all this Lithuanian mess." "My mom says it's anarchy." "Absolute anarchy." "A what?" "That's what." " So, bye." "Good luck." " Bye." "!" "ATTENTION !" "SINGLE-ROOM FLAT FOR RENT." "SANDRA" "SUMMER" "You must be Vilė?" "I am." "OK, Vilė." "First of all, don't make a draught." "Well, was your trip good?" "Yeah." "This is for you, Auntie." "What's that?" "Greetings from mom." "They're clean." "Mom's taken care of them." "That's why I'm cleaning them." "What're you gonna do with the jam?" "It's made by mom." "Auntie, I'm all set." "Come on, eat it." "Had a long trip." "Why aren't you eating?" "I didn't take a trip." "Auntie, have you ever wanted to go away someplace?" "Like where?" "Anywhere." "Just away from this Lithuanian mess." ""Lithuania is the leading EU member state in the proportions of emigration." "According to the data by the Department of Statistics, over 300000, people have emigrated from Lithuania since the restitution of Independence, which is nearly percent of the Lithuanian population." "Huge flow of emigrants concerned even..."" "Auntie, haven't you got a cable TV?" "Cable TV costs money." "Vilė, we must decide how we're going to live together." "You'll stay here during your entrance examinations and a little longer." "But I want you to stick to some rules while you're staying here." "Auntie, I won't be staying here." "I'm going to rent a flat." "I'm not trying to push you out of here." "I know, but I want to be independent." "You speak just like your mother." "Is it so bad?" "So it's your decision." "I'll tell your mom that's what you want." "No, you won't." "Why not?" "Because you stopped talking to my mom long time ago." "Vilė, let's just imagine I haven't heard that, ok?" "Hi, mommy..." "I'm already at Auntie's..." "Everything's fine..." "We've had some food, watched TV..." "Sure, everything's all right..." "Kiss you too..." "Bye." "Auntie, where is Žirmūnai?" "Across the town." "Why?" "There's a flat there." "There's lots of flats." "Found something already?" "Not yet." "Just fixed up a meeting." "To have a look at it." "Well, go and look." "Now Žirmūnai is perfect for the students." "Buildings are old, soviet construction," "I think rent prices might be fair." "Your mom gave you money, did she?" "I got mine." "I've been working the whole last summer." "Looking over next-door kids and raking hay?" "Cool!" "I'm Sandra." "What's your name?" "Vilė." "Was it you who called me last night?" "Yes." "Couldn't sleep?" "Those things happen." "For me too." "I just never call anybody." "Toilet, bath, kitchen." "Here's fridge." "Now it's empty, but you can always put something inside." "The room." "No TV." "But here is a balcony." "Panorama of Žirmūnai." "Nice and natural." "Like it?" "Yes." "Price is natural too. 600." "Plus municipal rates." " It bites?" " Who?" "The price." "Are you serious?" "We've got the lowest prices here." "Ask anyone." "We?" "The flat belongs to my brother." "I'm just supervising rent and tenants." "Is it really too much?" "Well, how much can you afford?" "100..." "What kind of discount?" "Are you out of your mind." "Where did you find such thing?" "Here." "From a street pole?" "!" "Vilė, you can't do this." "They might be some fraudsters." "How can you take some filthy papers from the street." "Nobody looks for flat rent that way now." "And how they do it?" "Internet." "They look over the internet." "Auntie, do you have an internet?" "Internet costs money." "But I've already agreed and I like it there." "You're just like your mother." "Same style." "You've put stones in there or something?" "You'll see." "No doubt about that." "Thanks for help." "I take care of my tenants and you're my tenant." "Well, show me what the heck was so heavy in there?" "Here." "What's this?" "Jam." "Well, maybe you know someone who likes it?" "What do you mean?" "All the people I've met in Vilnius don't like jam." "Seriously?" "Well, I could ask someone, if you really need it." "No big deal." " Listen, I gotta run now." " How can we contact each other?" " You got my mobile?" " Yes." "Well, if you need something, just text me this message." "Just three "A's"?" "Capital "A's"." "And that's all?" "And, of course, stay at home." "I'll come." "Just don't bother me with rubbish, ok?" "Don't get mad." "Better help me leave." "How?" "Close your eyes." "Now count up to three." "One... two... three." "Hi, mum..." "Right now I'm doing the chores at aunt's..." "Alright, I'll give you a call." "I've got no washing machine there." "Washing machine costs money." ""British paper The Express has named ten nationalities that are known the UK law officers to have committed the largest numbers of crimes in England." "Unfortunately, the top ten list of famous-for-crimes nations includes Lithuanians too." "Lithuanian criminals run..."" "Hi." "Hi." "How did you?" "Told you I look after my tenants." "You are my tenant, aren't you?" "Or have you forgotten this?" "It's cool, the way you've settled in." "You like it?" "Very much." "Do you want some tea?" "Sure." "Hold on!" "Just no jam, please!" "You sure you don't like jam?" "I'm sure." "Strange." "My brother does, though." "Even in the orphanage." "He's from an orphanage?" "Is that bad?" "No, it's just I've never met anyone from any orphanage." "Well, now you have." "I was also there." "Anything else you wanna know?" "What do those three letters "A" mean?" " Anarchy." " A mess?" "Anarchy isn't mess." "Anarchy protects one." "What do you mean?" "I'll show you." "Vilė, Lina." "Lina, Vilė." "Hi." "Where's she?" "And this is Jurga." "Which one?" "What are you doing?" "They're scum." "Won't get it any other way." "Hey, you!" "Who's next?" "What for?" "For her." "Did you have to do it so hard?" "Hit as much as you can." "Straight to the ground." "And no matter who - a man, a pole, a building..." "My brother taught me that." "Who is your brother?" "He's abroad now." "In England." "Went away?" "For a while." "But not like the others." "I'm not going away either." "What are you gonna do?" "Study at the Pedagogical University." "We had a good share of pedagogical education at the orphanage." "That's when Anarchy came up." "...then brother said no one's ever gonna give us orders." "Ever." "We would make it by ourselves, with no goddamn authorities." "Would make Anarchy." "And admit everybody like us." " With letter "A"." " What do you mean?" "They must have at least one letter "A" in their name." "I've got two, my brother's got three." "Jurga and Lina both have one." "We all belong to Anarchy." " And so do you." " But I have no letter "A"." "Isn't Vilė a shortening for Vilija?" "Cool." "How could I've..." "Is that so bad?" "We'll see." "Want some?" "That's not very healthy." "But what can I do?" "Here, it's for you." "Oh cool." "What's she doing here?" "She's always this way." "I understand." "Good." "Look..." "You take this, ok?" "But I brought it for you." "Jurga may not like it." "Bang!" "Scared ya?" "I came with a favour to ask..." "Could you keep this with you?" "Yes, of course, sure!" "Don't even ask!" " Just put it on the chair." " No." "We gotta put it somewhere." "Is it cool here?" "Looks like..." "Let's put it here." "There are two of those bags here." " What if you mix them up?" " I won't." "Care for some tea?" "Are you really a student?" "Not yet." "I'm gonna have the exam soon." " Do you study anything?" " No." " You work?" " No way." "You don't like working?" "I do only what I want to." "I'm protected by Anarchy." "Besides, my brother's promised I'd never have to work." "And he always keeps his promises." "Good brother you've got." "Very good." "With three "A's"." "QUIET PLEASE!" "EXAM IS IN PROGRESS" "So, what happened?" "Hi." "What?" "Nothing." "So why did you?" "There's no one to eat jam with you?" "Where shall we walk to?" "Walk?" "We'll drive." "You like that car?" "That one's nicer." "Yes." "But unfit." "How about that one?" "Why that car was unfit?" "Because inside there was an alarm." "Cool." "Get in." "We can't do this." "Are we going or not?" "Come on, don't be all in the pouts." "What if we get busted?" "!" "Why should we?" " By whom?" " I don't know." "But we can't do this." "Can't?" "And you?" "Can you sit alone in your flat?" "No friends, no nothing." "Can you?" "And life goes by." "Later you must run after it." "Can you catch up with your life?" "With a car like this, easily." "You've picked a good one, Vilė." "On a night just like tonight, my brother took me from the orphanage." "From that pedagogical education." "He just came and took me away." "I don't even know what I would've done without him." "And he came with a new car." "And took me away." "Brother's all you've got?" "Never seen my parents." "Me too, I've never known my father." "Cool." "Mom did want to be with him, only he was gone some day." "Or left." "Yeah, that's what happens." "Still mom decided to keep me." " She didn't want to..." " I see." "Cool mom you got there." "My aunt doesn't talk to her for this." "Shit!" "Cops!" " I told you we'll get busted!" " But we're still not." "What's wrong?" "You never wear lipstick." "Never." "And that's it." "No, not yet." "I don't wear lipstick but I can give it to somebody." "Now that's it." "Goodnight." "Hi, mum..." "I forgot to call you again..." "Yeah, I passed exams..." "No, aunt's not here..." "Yeah..." "Kiss you too..." "Bye, mum." " Hello." " Hello." "I knew I couldn't trust you." "I didn't take anything." "You don't have a letter "A"." "And mind others' business." "Anarchy doesn't need you." "You're no anarchist either." "What did you say?" "I've read everything and I know." "What you do is piece of crap." "You're painting your "anarchies", break into other people's cars and don't even know what's going on in the world." "You've made up some sort of fairy tale." "What's with the letter "A"?" "!" "Don't you know the ABC?" "!" "What's wrong with the rest of it?" "!" "Are the other letters good for nothing?" "!" "Just like your lipstick, only for painting?" "Pedagogical education." "And I hate not knowing who and when is going to come here." "You, or... somebody else." "Then why didn't you stay in a dormitory?" "I didn't think about it." "It's not late." "You want me to leave?" "You can't pay full price anyway." "What if I pay?" "You?" "Me." "Protected by anarchy." "Yeah..." "I'm Vilė." "Aleksas." "Wow, we got a little mess here." "Do you like this shit?" " And you don't?" " I don't." "Well, what does this mean then?" "This one?" "It's my brother's." "Was he an anarchist?" "Maybe." "Now it's just a jacket." "And that's all?" "What else do you need?" "I thought you were an anarchist..." "You were wrong." "You're angry." "Fuck it." "Angry..." "I'm protected, you know." "Yeah." "And so are you protected." "Coz of your name." "Nobody protects me." "So why do you wear Anarchy then?" "I told you." "It's my brother's." " Why did he wear it?" " Cause he wanted to, that's why." "And what do you want?" "To get away from this country." "Well, so go." "You need money, don't you?" "Have you got it?" "I have." "That much." "Where?" "There." "Sure..." "You're sad." "It's time to pay the rent." "Will you pay immediately or shall I come in?" "Come in." "Got the money?" "No." "What we're gonna do then?" "Could you give me some more time?" "Gotta pay percentage then." "Do you want it?" "Why are you like that?" "What am I supposed to be like?" "Like Anarchy tells you to be." "What are you doing?" "My pedagogical education." "It's strange this anarchy." "I don't think so." "What about the anarchist terrorism, communes, protestations against corporations?" "Don't you wanna blow all the McDonald's?" "I've already blown mine." "All of them?" "Well, maybe still got some last one." "Are you still mad at me?" "No." "Why're you asking?" "Just needed to know this." "And I don't need anything." "But everybody needs something." "Like what?" "Like money." "Money?" "You're serious?" "Yeah." "You came here yesterday for it, didn't you?" "What happened?" "Vilė!" "It's gone." "Package of yours." " Maybe you did mix them up?" " I'm sure I didn't." "Did you check everything?" " A few days ago there was this..." " Who?" " Guy..." "Aleksas." " Where's he now?" " He's gone." " Gone where?" "I don't know." "OK..." "What are we gonna do?" "Fear nothing." "You're protected by Anarchy." "I'll take care of that." "You might wanna go check for this Aleksas guy." "You find everything, call me straight." "It's important." "No sms's, alright?" "Hi." "Where's Aleksas?" "Not here." "When's he coming?" " He's gone away." " Gone where?" "!" "London, I guess." "You're serious?" "Where did he get the money?" " Somewhere." " Who?" "Aleksas?" "Cut the shit out!" "I'm telling you." "He showed me." "Hello..." "No, Auntie, I really can't right now..." "I'm..." "What!" "What's this?" "Auntie, I'm..." "Vilė, what's this?" "!" "Auntie..." "Vilė, what have you got yourself into?" " Vilė?" "!" " I've got to return them!" "Vilė, I'm calling your mother!" "Sandra!" "I've got it." "What?" "The money." "It doesn't matter now." ""CRIMINAL CONFLICT CAUSED BY MONEY"" "He was one of them." "Who?" "My brother." "Sandra, I didn't mean to..." "Bullshit." "I really didn't mean to." "You've got nothing to do with this." "You think people are murdered for that much?" "I did mix up my bags." "Like you said." "Cool." "I'm gonna have to find a job now." "I gotta go now." "You know what to do." "Will we see other again?" "Do you want to?" "Take care of Jurga and Lina, ok?" "OK." "Wanna ask me something?" "Which one is your brother?" "What's the difference now?" "Anarchy is over." "Better help me leave." "One... two... three." ""...all four were brutally murdered by shots in their heads." "England police claim this to have been an act of criminal gangs settling accounts." "They also investigate the version of financial indebtedness." "The murdered persons were in the document forgery and weapon smuggling business." "All four were well known to the Lithuanian authorities..."" "Auntie, don't!" "Please..." ""..." "Aleksandras Ivanauskas, born in 1978;" "Aleksandras Hellmanas, nicknamed Monte, who had been hiding from the justice for a long time;" "a former member of Kormanas gang Aleksandras Ramygala and previously convicted for serious crimes Aleksandras Vaškevičius." "It's transmutation of fortune but all four were tied by the one attribute -the same name." "Criminals invested their profit into real estate in all major Lithuanian cities." "In Vilnius alone, a number of... during the searches, police have found..."" "Vilė, I've called your mother." "But I didn't say anything about..." "We just had a talk." "About what?" "There's always things to talk about." "We're sisters." "AUTUMN" "Hey, what's up?" "Remember me?" "I've been told you left Lithuania." "Came back." "Didn't like it there?" "Maybe some day, when I go with my own money." "And this time?" "Brother lent me." "I see." "I gotta go now." "Will I see you some day?" "Maybe." "I'm tired of these meetings of ours." "We must stay together." "But why?" "Cause that's what Sandra wanted." "Sandra again..." "Where is Sandra now?" "Or perhaps you two call each other or write those sms's?" "You know very well that Sandra's said not to call her anymore." "See?" "I see you're being a real bitch just because you don't like me." "Since the very beginning." " Oh, just don't start..." " Aren't you?" "That's it." "Let's get out." "I'm not coming here anymore." "Then Anarchy won't be protecting you." "Listen, you anarchist." "It's true I never liked you." "Just like your fucking Žirmūnai." "Just like your Sandra." "Wanna know how she was giving discounts to her tenants?" "I could tell you." "You want that?" "You know it yourself." "And I can protect myself." "Bye!" "You two also had a discount?" "Are we gonna see each other again?" "Of course." "Let's call each other, ok?" "I'm home, Auntie." "Good." "Dinner's almost ready." "Yeah, mum..." "School's started..." "Everything's fine..." "Auntie's fine too..." "Says hi to you..." "Yeah..." "Kiss you too..." "Bye, mum." " Hi." "My name's Vilė..." " I know." "I've been told about you." "Come on in." " Who?" " Nobody." "She's poisoned with some food." "Look what she's eating." "Why you're standing here doing nothing?" "What am I supposed to do?" "Can't you see?" "!" "She needs help!" "She needs curing!" "Here, she's cured." "Take it easy." "You're protected by Anarchy." "Hit as much as you can." "Straight to the ground." "And no matter who - a man, a pole, a building."