"MOSFILM" "CENTRAL PARTNERSHIP presents in association with the Russian federal Agency of Cinema a Studio "COURIER" production" "OIeg Menshikov" "ChuIpan Khamatova" "OIeg Yankovsky" "vladimir IIyin" "Varvara Andreeva" "KiriII Pirogov" "AIeksei Petrenko" "Inga StreIkova-OboIdina" "Directed by AIexandr Proshkin" "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO based on the novel by Boris Pasternak" "EPISODE 6" "Script by Yuri Arabov" "Directors of Photography:" "Gennady Karyuk, AIexandr Karyuk" "original Music by Eduard Artemyev" "Production Designer:" "Viktor Yushin" "Art Director:" "vladimir Ermakov" "Costume Design by svetlana Medovaya" "Costume Design by pavel Lipatov" "Take the fur, soldier!" "Take it!" "Buy a cat!" "A young cat!" "I'II give you a deal too!" "It's a good cat!" "What would I need a good cat for?" "What for?" "You must have been away a Iong time." "Chinese food is now very popular here, see?" "Cook the meat in oil till it's tender." "Add parsley or thyme or laurel leaves to it for flavor." "Do you have any beef?" "Beef?" "What are you talking about?" "Uniform!" "Buy a uniform!" "What department is it from?" "A department that's no more." "This is from the Department of Justice." "Are you saying there is no more Department of Justice?" "Right." "How can we live without it?" "Like everyone." "Day by day." "Say, what do you have there?" "A duck." "Look, soldier, give it to me." "And you can take the uniform." "Why do I need a uniform of a department that no Ionger exists?" "So what if it no Ionger exists?" "Winter is coming." "It will keep you warm." "Go on , be on your way." "Give it to me!" "You want to swap?" "What are you doing?" "Nothing." "Give it back!" "Who's there?" "It's me." "It's me." "Open up." "Who's "me"?" "Name yourself." "The father of your child." "Yurochka." "Open the door." "hold on , not right away." "Come on , open up!" "No, there are epidemics on the front." "There are even some cases of cholera here." "Anyways, there's Sasha." "You can't come in until you've been to the bathhouse." "well , that's reasonable." "Yuri , I knew you would understand." "I'II be back in a second!" "Here's your clean underwear." "And here's a duck." "A man gave it to me on the train." "Great!" "I'II cook it for dinner." "Here." "What's this paper?" "New bills." "Don't you know?" "How much is this?" "Just give them everything." "What about Father?" "How is he?" "He's a deputy at City hall." "I'II tell you about everything later." "Are you upset with me?" "No, you're absolutely right." "What's that you've got there?" "Underwear!" "I'm going to the bathhouse!" "Get it?" "Take it." "I'm feeling generous today." "Next month , you'II come back with a wedding ring." "Thank God." "I hate the uniform and its dirty green color." "Even the smell." "Not now, Yuri." "You've been away for too long." "I'm not used to it anymore." "He woke up." "Hear him?" "Let's go." "Come meet your son." "Let's go." "Come to Mama, honey." "I don't want to!" "Sasha, look at Papa." "This is our papa." "Look at your papa." "Where's MarkeI?" "He's in demand now." "The only street sweeper for 1 0 blocks." "Did Moscow run out of sweepers?" "It sure did." "Where did they all go?" "Into politics." "Good-bye, sorrow." "Good-bye war." "They say that stove was designed by a graduate of the University of HeideIberg." "AII metal , smeIted , with phenomenal heating capacity, sold only at either the SmoIensky or the DaniIovsky Market." "They say it only takes one newspaper to make a breakfast." "How heavy is it?" "I don't know, some 1 5-20 kilos." "The pipe goes out of the window." "One can only dream of such a wonder." "This is pre-war red wine." "Here's to your return , Yuri." "impossible." "What's impossible?" "It's impossible to warm up a 20-kiIogram stove to the needed temperature with only one newspaper." "You need several logs to make a breakfast." "That's basic physics." "Don't argue." "There is such a stove." "You can go to the SmoIensky Market and find out everything about it." "I'II go there and find out." "Good , because I never have the time." "Where did you hunt down this marvelous bird?" "I almost traded it for a Justice Department uniform." "Here we go." "It was very irresponsible of you to reject such a profitable offer." "We could use some nice things around here." "It's almost wintertime." "That's right, Tonya." "Don't we have enough nice things?" "I remember this house used to be filled with warm clothes." "unfortunately, in March , when foodstuffs began to disappear, we had to trade many things for meat, matches, and bread." "hold on , I need a spoon." "Here, Tonya, Yuri." "Go ahead , eat." "Liza." "Excuse me, I didn't sleep well on the way back." "Go ahead , Yuri." "How embarrassing!" "In front of the servant." "Don't you know how Father is?" "When he was talking about the uniform , he was thinking about me and you." "Who knows what will come in December?" "The winter." "The winter will come." "Not only that." "They say AIexandr Fedorovich will leave." "Let him leave." "There are plenty of idiots to fill his place." "Bread , matches, Kerensky, a wonder-stove." "I don't understand anything." "I don't recognize anything." "well , I don't recognize you." "I'm the same." "But what's with all of you?" "I just feel like smashing everything." "Go ahead and smash everything." "Answer me honestly, what happened to you at the front?" "What was supposed to happen to me at the front?" "It happened." "I see it." "What could happen there except sorrow, war, and death?" "And something else." "Nothing I can remember." "I ran into a few people." "By chance." "I wrote to you about them:" "I met Gordon there." "There was another completely accidental meeting." "Remember the girl who fired at the Sventitsky's Christmas party?" "She worked as one of my nurses." "No, I don't remember." "Oh!" "The daughter of a French woman who owned a workshop." "Some Madame Goshir or other." "Gishar." "We saved her life once with Faddey." "meaningless episode, perfectly accidental." "Yes." "No, no, don't do that!" "Go to your own room." "We're going to sleep separately?" "Come back to your senses." "Did I say something?" "You did!" "You sure did." "Don't you know that nothing happens by accident?" "Nothing!" "What?" "What are the odds of running into her by accident after so many years?" "Do you suspect me of having an affair?" "No, I do not." "But fate spells everything out plain enough." "only an idiot can faiI to see that." "What do you suggest I do?" "I suggest that you find that woman and stay with her." "Has everyone gone mad here?" "Take the flyswatter so you can smash anything you want!" "Father, can you tell me what's happening?" "Or else I'II go insane." "Nothing's happening." "TrifIes:" "War." "Despair." "revolution." "There was a war before too, with Japan." "That was 1 905." "We lost everything , Yuri." "We simply lost everything." "Our nation is no more." "We placed so much hope on KorniIov's march into Petrograd , hoping he would stop the anarchy." "soldiers and cadets were ready to support him." "Just think!" "This son of a Cossack and a peasant woman is perfect to lead the country through turmoil." "You can't imagine what kind of August we've had." "Hopes and broken dreams." "I remember vaguely reading something about a riot and worker militias." "What militias?" "Who's drunk, you or I?" "And this stage clown threw a tantrum in front of the general." ""Where are you going?" "How can you crush the victory of the February revolution?"" "And the general lost his spirits and gave them up in front of a sniveling Kerensky." "You know the magic word you can petrify any Russian with?" "I know." "The police." "Oh , no, you idiot!" ""Democracy."" "And here's another one:" ""people's rule."" "Just mention "people's rule" to any Russian moron , son of a Cossack and a peasant woman , and you'II see his eyes turn blind with ruthless desire." "Do you know what awaits us all?" "Shit!" "A sea of shit." "We'II all drown in it." "And no sewage workers will come to save us." "Even the street sweepers are gone." "Here's what you do." "No!" "There's nothing you can do against shit!" "But there is." "What is it?" "sleep it off." "I can't." "My feet won't move." "Forgive me, Yuri." "Find out about that stove, though." "Breakfasts made with one newspaper are our last hope!" "Run for your life!" "Wait for me!" "Give me a stretcher." "This one goes first." "careful." "Who did this to you?" "Move him carefully." "Where are they?" "Here, here, quickly!" "Are there any more stretchers?" "Here, over here!" "Don't sit here." "Let's go." "Faddey Kazimirovich , I'm back!" "Do you recognize me?" "I thought you were killed." "I was wounded in the thigh , but I'm healthy now and can get back to my duties." "Does the front still exist?" "Depends." "Depends on what?" "On how you look at it and the old Moscow way of Iife that is almost gone now." "Nonsense." "We're all still here, the same people, intellectuals." "I wouldn't say that." "Everyone is selling something." "well , you were away." "You haven't noticed the prices." "They've gone up." "Prices for meat rose by 600%%% over the Iast four months." "Prices for butter went up by 1 ,000%%% ." "This is all nonsense anyway." "That's not the point." "We don't live on bread alone." "Did you operate a Iot?" "Up to 1 0 operations a day." "And what do you want from me?" "Work." "No!" "In what sense?" "In the sense that we're fully staffed." "You don't need anyone?" "A surgeon?" "A diagnostician?" "You need to work on the analysis of your unique experience in the war." "I want to operate." "I also want to, but not here." "When a dam can't contain a flood , it gets washed away." "Europe has bled dry." "AII that is left is england and America." "New Jersey." "My wife's nephew lives there." "I don't know where that is." "I don't know, either." "But I'm going there." "I mean , I'm sailing there." "Are you serious?" "Soon , it will be too late." "I advise you to leave." "You have a child and a whole life ahead of you." "Think about it." "When a dam can't contain a flood , it gets washed away." "You must keep this in mind." "I'II take you on temporarily." "Have your answer for me in a month." "About New Jersey?" "Go to the Doctors' Lounge." "I won't keep you any longer." "I have one question for you." "I'm listening." "Some sort of a wonder-stove is being peddled around Moscow." "It was designed by some graduate of the University of HeideIberg." "well , I'm the graduate of the University of HeideIberg." "I made that stove." "What of it?" "Is that not allowed?" "You?" "So it's true you can make breakfast with only one newspaper?" "Not you , too!" "My father-in-Iaw asked me to find out." "Lies!" "They all lie!" "theoretically, it's supposed to give out heat." "But in reality, it's a piece of junk." "It works, all right, but eats up tons of wood." "tell that to your father-in-Iaw." "The problem is not with the stove but with the wood." "What about yourself?" "What do you put in it?" "I use wood." "There's a wooden fence at the corner of Serebryany and MoIchanovka." "I suggest you use that." "Do it at night." "The streets are poorly lit these days." "We must all go to New Jersey!" "New Jersey!" "The briefcase." "Where is my briefcase?" "What briefcase?" "stolen?" "Can you help me up, please?" "Why take the briefcase?" "Bastards!" "There were only papers in there." "And it was for those bastards that I made the revolution." "So we owe the revolution to you?" "I was just talking figuratively." "What did they hit you with?" "Who knows?" "Perhaps with the penal Code." "Why waste a good book?" "They could use it to make breakfast." "You've got the right idea, young man." "I think we've met before." "Can you walk?" "I'II try." "Let me help you." "The bastards stole my briefcase." "I remember now." "You?" "Where is your assistant?" "That heavyset man?" "Faddey Kazimirovich?" "I used to be his assistant." "Is he alive?" "Yes, thank God." "What about that lady, Madame Gishar?" "The second attempt proved more effective." "Why didn't you save her?" "To save is not my department." "I can only warn." "You need to rest." "Stay in bed for two days." "Bed rest?" "You're joking." "I Iive in St. Petersburg now." "Have to be there the day after tomorrow." "please bring some cognac here and two glasses." "I feel feverish." "My name is Viktor IppoIitovich Komarovsky, a lawyer, and until recently an assistant to Chernov, the Minister of agriculture." "Yuri Andreevich ," "Surgeon and Diagnostician of the Krestovo-Vozdvizhensky hospital." "And your surname?" "So Chernov is gone?" "He's gone." "And what now?" "And now I offer consulting services to another party." "To my nameless savior." "There are great achievements ahead of us." "Finish with your achievements and revolutions, or else next time, you'II end up with a crushed skull." "Why do you think all this happened?" "Because of the war." "Your view is naive." "War only triggered the whole thing." "The real reason was property, young man." "Remember that." "It happened so that people like you and me could do what we wanted with this property without asking the police, the church , or the Tsar for a blessing." "Everything else is fog , a smokescreen." "Freedom , equality, brotherhood." "That's for the lower class scum." "They'II cut each other's throat by the time they figure out what freedom means." "We're going to own it all , and we'II be absolutely free." "I think you've made a mistake." "The genie that you've released from the bottle will be impossible to put back in." "We don't need to put him back into the bottle." "We must be next to him." "To protect your interests, and that's all." "Because of these so-caIIed interests, the woman you love lost her mother and her husband." "You saw her?" "Yes, on the front lines." "You must tell me about her, or else I'II break your head." "Or I'II break yours." "What?" "You , too?" "She's a phenomenal woman , isn't she?" "absolutely free inside." "She's got gypsy blood in her." "And the color of her hair, her skin." "And that fleeting expression on her face, Iike on Mona Lisa." "I thought about her for a Iong time and came to the conclusion that she has a slight squint in her left eye." "Do you agree?" "Where is she now?" "I thought you knew." "In Yuriatin." "Oh , yes." "She has a daughter, Katerina." "Have you seen her?" "On the front?" "You must be joking." "I apologize." "still , what's your name, young man?" "Zhivago." "Yuri?" "Are you sleeping?" "I was an idiot." "I agree." "But I really do believe in fate." "No, Tonya, no." "But there are signs." "You always happen to run into that woman." "We all run into thousands of people." "But there is choice or will." "I chose you , my home, and my work." "That's all." "Do you know what I missed the most during the time that you were gone?" "Your scent." "I really missed it." "I was going crazy for it." "But when you returned , I felt you were someone else." "You even carried a different scent." "That's why you burned my things." "I still haven't seen your scar." "It's on my thigh." "I'm going to live here now, on your leg , and won't leave anywhere from here." "I think that's no Ionger rain , but hail." "No." "It's gunfire." "It's horrible." "Bastards!" "Yuri , if you're coming with me, get dressed!" "It's a coup!" "What coup?" "God knows." "We'II find out in the Duma." "Get dressed." "No, I won't allow it!" "Quiet." "The fate of the country is at stake." "No, no!" "calm down , quiet." "No, Yuri , I beg you." "Don't open it!" "Oh , my God!" "Don't get mad , Yuri Andreevich." "The entire block is engulfed in gunfire." "I got here on all fours, so to speak." "The city's wine cellars have been opened." "The mob is pillaging anything they can put their hands on." "There was shooting , but I got away with this one." "hello, uncle Sasha!" "My dear MikhaiI Grigorievich!" "Now I understand." "It's a coup against Prohibition." "They'II sweep the cellars clean , and then they'II stop shooting." "How did you get this here?" "It's so heavy!" "well , if we can't reverse history, we can at Ieast have a drink." "But it's stolen." "I represent city government." "Bring it upstairs." "My boys, you came back from the Front alive." "I dream of the time when you were both kids." "Let's hope this is fine Georgian wine." "This isn't wine." "Cognac?" "My friends, this is indeed cognac!" "Tonya!" "Set the table!" "hold on a second." "When did you get back from the Front?" "I already said." "Today." "And look at this one." "And what's there, how is it?" "There is no more front." "Right." "That was to be expected." "Here, take it." "Oh , God!" "And I thought I lost everything." "I picked it up when you got wounded." "Take a look." "They're excellent." "excellent." "Did you take them all?" "Some of them , but not all." "I have around 400 photographs." "I think eventually they'II have a tremendous value." "You can sell them somewhere, Iike New Jersey." "I don't count it out." "No one needs these now." "Can't even sell them for a kopeck." "Here's to Misha!" "To MikhaiI!" "Thank you!" "congratulations!" "These are excellent!" "I don't have anything to brag about." "Not one poem , can you believe it?" "Not one idea." "absolutely nothing." "The war swallowed everything." "I don't believe it." "I'm telling you , not a single idea." "Do you know what family is?" "How long have you been married?" "almost 7 years." "See?" "Faddey used to tell me that a marriage can only last seven years." "If it lasts longer, it becomes incest." "Your Faddey is an idiot." "I lived with my late wife for 30 years." "Did you hear that?" "They're already near." "Soon , they'II be in the living room." "actually, I did create something." "Tonya, bring Sasha here." "I think you're drunk." "Bring him." "Bring him , please." "I'm jealous of you." "really." "I want a family like yours." "I would give anything for it." "Don't worry, it will happen." "I don't want to!" "I don't want to!" "I don't want to!" "I don't want to!" "Come on , quiet, quiet, quiet!" "Here, kiss him." "I don't want to!" "I don't want to!" "Like him?" "really cute." "well , then take them both." "What?" "I'm speaking to you Iike a brother." "They're yours." "I need to write." "I need to write." "What, you don't want them?" "Then I don't know what to give you." "Let's swap crosses," "like Myshkin and Rogozhin in Dostoevsky's Idiot." "I don't wear a cross." "You don't say!" "Then let's swap shirt buttons!" "AII right?" "AII right!" "It's all quiet!" "Everyone, it's all over!" "The Decree on Peace"