"East Germany, Brandenburg Prison 9." "November 1989" "Last night, many East Germans crossed the border by just showing their IDs." "Several West Berliners also paid a short visit to East Berlin." "However, it has been announced that from 8 am onwards, an ID card will no longer suffice." "11 years later, 20 prisoners jailed during the Communist aera, are still in the Brandenburg Prison." "Martin Schulz is being released today." "Have you got everything?" "Off you go!" "Good luck!" "See you, Martin." "Your driver's license, your Id and your wallet." "And your money." "Please sign here." "So Mr. Schulz, here's your release allowance of 800 marks, a train ticket to Berlin, and your release certificate." "You must contact your probation officer in Berlin." "I'm sure you know that." "A place." "Papers are there, too." "If you could just sign here." "TRAINEE SEASON-TICKET 79 DM" "NORMAL TARIF" "Hello, may I help you?" "Uhm... yes." "I want a present for my son." "How old is your son?" " Eleven." "What does he like?" " He..." " What are his hobbies?" "Hobbies..." "Yes..." "What's he like doing?" "Well..." "When you ask me like that..." "I don't know what he does or what his hobbies are." "But it should be something modern." "I saw an ad for it." "It's something where you press with both hands..." "A Gameboy?" "But not a Tamagotchi." "I saw a TV program on it." "I reckon they're absurd." "Feeding an electronic pet seems warped to me." "No, it's something you have to press with both hands." "Perhaps just a football is better." "Um, hello." "Is this where the Schulzes live?" " Yes, it says so there." "Oh, yes." "And are you Rokko?" " Yes." "Is your mother home?" " No, at work, and then she wanted to go shopping." "Shopping." "Actually I just wanted to drop off a few presents." "My mother says I'm not allowed to let strangers in." "Your mother's quite right." "Then I'll just put everything in front of the door." "By the way, the little package is for you." "Thank you." "OK." "Goodbye, Rokko." "Piss off!" "Piss off, I said." "Leave me alone!" "Piss off!" "Piss off, I'm going to jump." "Leave me alone." "Piss off, I said." "Clear off!" "Piss off!" "It's at least a 15 meter jump." "2 or 3 seconds, and you're gone." "But if you jump, then I'll jump, too." " Piss off!" "Piss off!" "Leave me alone!" "Are you crazy?" "Don't you recognize me?" "Piss off!" "Leave me alone!" "Calm down." "Calm down." "Martin!" "Martin!" "What's wrong with you, what's wrong?" "After reunification," "I went over to the West, to a building site in Stuttgart." "Are you from East Germany?" "Eastie, can you lift this?" "Over there, their own people come first, then Giuseppe, then Achmed, then "Easties" right at the bottom." ""Eastie"!" "I couldn't take it, and came back to Berlin." "I worked a while as a floorer now they say interior designer." "And then I wanted to set up on my own." "That was all so complicated." "My last job was as an "ice-man."" "Frozen goods." "An "ice-man."" ""Ice is Nice" was written on the van." "I got my truck license specially." "Then I forgot to shut the back, and all the stuff fell out on the street." "That was it." "Then you sit with a woman in a pub, and she asks what you do for a living." "And I say nothing, simply nothing." "You know how women are." "If you have nothing, you are nothing." "Yes... and then" "I thought, "I'll jump off the roof and put an end to my misery."" "But I didn't even manage that." "I'm not even capable of that." "Do you have a handkerchief?" "Martin?" "Could you give us two beers, Ute?" " I won't do it on tick anymore." "I'll pay, OK?" "Thanks, Martin." "And what's Manfred doing?" "Haven't seen him for ages." "And Enrique?" "Haven't seen him for ages either." "Well, if it isn't Mr. Pau!" "What a surprise!" "Kurt, if you want to make trouble, get out." " Don 't interfere, get me a beer." "When do I see my money again?" "Do you owe him money?" " Yes." "Who's this here?" "We don't like tourists here, do you?" " How much d'you owe him?" " 300 marks." "Here, take your dosh and get out." "Is Daddy paying for you?" "OK, the Party thanks you." "Have you been in a gay bar, meeting such generous people?" "Piss off!" "Come on, get out of here!" "Listen here!" "Don't try talking to me like that, you motherfucker." "You alright?" " Yeah, I'm alright." "We could go to my place." "You can sleep over." " No, I'm OK." "I'll be off." "Go home." "Martin?" "Despite being almost totally submerged, they can breathe, smell, see and hear." "They sink down silently, their lungs holding enough air for 5 minutes." "Buoyancy and gravity are more or less equal." "Above water, there's turmoil again." "Hippopotamuses are known for their aggressión." "Their powerful jaws and sharp teeth are dangerous weapons, but most scuffles end peacefully." "Martin!" "What a surprise!" "But why the TV?" "Why didn't you leave it for the others?" "They've all got one." "I brought your picture, too." "Two jailbirds sat before the bank, one was smelly, the other stank." "Then Smelly said to Stank:" "I'll sit in front of another bank." "What's it mean?" " It's poetry." "No, Victor, it's shit." " It's not shit." "Hubes got 3 years more." "He tried it on with a social worker." "And Bucki?" " Still the warders' best friend." "And Ralli Is in the looney bin." "He lost it a few months ago." "He kept hitting his head against the wall." "They just took him away." "But he had life anyway." "And you?" "Any plans?" "Well to slowly get back into things." "My wife's with another guy..." " You knew that!" "Yes, I knew, but it's still strange seeing her with someone else." "And your son?" "At least I've seen him for the first time." "And you?" "Porn?" "I'm..." "I'm in retirement, Martin." "I see nothing, I hear nothing!" "Do you want to go in?" "For you it's free." "Live show!" "Have you been here before?" "Or... is it your first time?" "Do you like it?" "Shall I tell you my prices?" "One... two... three." "Can you speak Russian?" "I understand... a little." "Where did you learn?" "Are you from East Germany?" "My mother... was... a Russian teacher... in an East German school." "I'm not stupid, little soldier." "Ood morning, Mr. Schulz." "Oh, sorry, did we wake you?" " Ye:" "We're from the Berlin News." "We chose your address at random, and would like to do a short interview." "May we come in?" "Thank you." "Do you like it?" " Nice." "A bit big, maybe." "Here's information on opening a savings account, this is to help you find an apartment, here are job center addresses, something on health and pensión schemes, and here's your new tax card." "An application for social welfare." "A job training program is also possible." "And I've also prepared an application for supervised lodgings." "I'd rather stay in the hotel, and find work myself." "That's alright." "But you'll have to come here regularly so we can monitor progress." "I recommend our workshops." "I take the art therapy, and would love to see you there." "Take a look at the pictures on the wall." "Now you can see when it's our turn." "We've 345, and it's showing 325." "So there are 20 people to go." "Do I need my passport?" " Of course." "Here's the Berlin News' card." "They asked where I was when the Wall came down." "Here, look." "They should've asked me." "Do you know where I was?" "No." " Didn't I write?" " No." "I was sitting in a tank." "The T72." "Not an animal, not a man, but an armored infantryman." "That was October 89', with the demos on the Alexanderplatz." "We all knew what was up." "We had to give blood." "They asked for our blood groups." "We gave blood and got in the tanks." "The square was full." "I wouldn't have known what to do if we'd mobilized." "You couldn't talk, the Stasi were always there." "They'd have let us fire, like in China." "And me in a T72!" "Professión?" " Engine fitter." "Where did you train?" " Karl Liebknecht transformer works." "What was your last place of employment?" "Where was your last place of employment?" "In Brandenburg." " With What firm?" "In the metalworking shop of the Brandenburg Penitentiary." "Floorer, interior designer." "You can't call me at home, because I'm in a telephone box." "But you can call me here." "The number is 4-6-7-2-3-9-8." "Yes, goodbye." "Yes, I'm a fitter." "Of course I've got experience." "The last thing I did was installation work abroad." "Ringing me at home is difficult, but you can get me in this telephone box." "I'll wait for your call." "The number is 4-6-7-2-3-9-8." "4-6-7 hello?" "Hello?" " What's wrong?" " Hung up." "Hello." "Hello." "I thought I'd just come to see how you are." "You're looking good." "Thanks." "You, too." "What are you doing tonight?" "Today's bad, we've got visitors." "Perhaps we could..." "Wait." "Here's a visiting card from work." "My telephone number's on it." "You can ring me there." "I mean we could organize something." "It'd be nice if you rang." " OK." "See you." "Martin?" "Don't you want to come in?" "Yes." "...and then we go to Spain or Portugal." "This is Martin, an old friend." "Martin." " Petra." "Pierre." " Pierre?" "Pierre." "Wolfgang." "Martin." "Take a seat." "Can I offer you a drink?" " Yes." "I won't say no." "I'll bring a glass." "Are you hungry?" "What is it?" " Paella." "It's Spanish." "Thanks." "Thanks." "Tastes good." "Tastes really good." "Nothing beats watching other people eat, does it?" "Are you finished?" " Yes." "Superb." " Thanks." "Thanks." "You too?" "Where do you all come from?" "I'm from South Germany, like Wolfgang." "I only know South Germany from TV." "Wolfgang and I studied together." "Oh, did you?" "And you?" " I'm from near Marseilles." "Marseilles." "France." "Only seen that on TV too." "Where the bottle once was full now stands a coffin." "Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin." " Cheers!" "Zum wohl" "Cheers!" "Are you a writer?" " Me?" "No." "Not me." "I just had a lot of time to read." "I liked the Russians best, Nabokov, Dostoevsky, Pushkin." "They've no idea about politics, but they can really write." "Is he a writer?" " No, I asked if he was, but..." "Manuela?" "Rokko's already in bed, I suppose." "Yes." "He went to bed a quarter of an hour ago." "Thank you." "No, no need." "I don't light them." " But You can smoke here." "No, I don't smoke anymore." " What do You mean?" "It comes with time." "I haven't for years." "I'd like to ask you something." "You're from East Germany, too." "What were you doing when the Wall came down?" "Sorry I'm so curious, but I always find the stories so exciting." "Do you really want to know?" " Yes." "I was in the army." "National People's Army." "Armored división." "Not an animal, not a man, but an armored infantryman." "All my friends were in the streets." "My wife was pregnant with our son." "And I sat in a tank waiting for the order to move in." "It was terrible." "The hospitals stocked up on blood." "The soldiers had to donate blood." "You couldn't say anything, because someone from the Stasi was always there." "Anyway..." "I got up, and said, "Do what you want, but I'm not shooting at my wife." "I'll take the tank... and drive it into a tree."" "What do we do now?" "Can you be quieter?" " Yes, but what should we do?" "What do you want to do?" " I'd send for a taxi right away." "No way." "What do you mean, "no way"?" "OK, then I'll just go to bed." "Why aren't you sleeping?" "I did some English homework." "You were all so loud." "Good." "But that's enough now." "It's late." "Sleep well." "Wouldn't it be better to lock the bedrooms?" "With your husband here." " Don't start that again." "He seems so strange." "I know you lost contact with him, but" "He looks like he just got out of jail." "I'm sorry." "I haven't anything against him." "But it's weird how he just turned up..." " Martin." "He really has just got out of jail." "How do you know that?" "I always have." "He went to jail in July 1989." "Before the Wall came down." "We had just married, and I was pregnant with R kko." "It all started in the spring of 1989." "I was at home on my own." "The doorbell rang." "Is your husband home, Mrs. Schulz?" " No, he's at work." "I've found an irregularity in the list of occupants of this house." "Two weeks ago you had West Germans here." "But you didn't register them in the house list." "But why?" "They were friends of friends, and we registered them with the police." "Please write the names and addresses of your visitors in the list." "So that's done." "Now for another delicate matter." "I found something in your cellar that really worries me." "Mrs. Schulz," "I'm worried about your husband." "You know it's really my duty to put these things into the right hands." "I don't need to tell you that crossing the border illegally is an offence." "Mrs. Schulz," "I only want to help." " He had us in his power." " Go away!" "And I was scared." "Simply scared." "Actually..." "I didn't want to tell Martin the whole story." "I shouldn't have told him." "I simply shouldn't have told him." "What happened then?" "When I..." "When I visited Martin in jail, he told me that he counted his steps until he arrived." "He kept wondering whether to turn back." "Where are my things?" "Mr. Schulz!" "It could look bad for you if your equipment got into the wrong hands." "I want my things." "It'd be better to let me and the authorities deal with it." "Give them to me!" " Mr. Schulz, I only want to help you." "I talked it over with your wife." "We talked about your class attitudes." " Give me my things!" "We can talk about everything, class attitudes, solidarity but give me back my things." "My name is rokko shultz i am a boy from berlin" "Berlin is in Germany" "What brings you here at this hour?" "I need somewhere to sleep." "In 1974, what song won the?" "Wolfgang!" " Waterloo?" " Eurovisión st prize." "What author gave his name to the literature prize Cologne has been awarding since..." "Andreas!" " Heinrich Böll?" " Yes!" "Good night." " Good night." "What German city has the number plate HRO?" "Rostock?" " Yes..." "Good morning." " Morning." "Thanks." "DER LETZTE OSSI" "I've got a question about an article in your local section." "Yes, about that man." "Can you tell me in what hotel he's in?" "Oh." "Then I'll come by." "Is my ID enough?" "See you soon." "Bye." "Your husband's left." "Oh." "Did he tell you where he was going?" " No." "I've even got his stuff here." "You can have it if you pay his bills." "Your husband talked about you a lot." "When did you lose contact?" "Years ago, wasn't it?" "Yes." "He didn't want me to come anymore." "Why wasn't I told of his release?" "You have to apply for that yourself." "We can't do everything." " Oh." "Has he already visited you?" "Yes, briefly." "He came at a bad moment." "I'll be frank with you." "Your husband's case is special." "He isn't a criminal, and his offence was unusual." "But a long sentence always has the same effects." "He'll get in touch after a success or a disappointment." "If he can't cope at first, he'll need your help." "You shouldn't promise him too much." "That could make him overreact if he's disappointed." "But don't apply for divorce or withdraw custody of his son yet." "That would be too much for him." "He needs you, but he also has to become independent." "He didn't say anything." "I said he could stay here but he didn't want to." "Then he said he'd be in touch." "Nothing about his plans?" "No." "Not a word." "Maybe he's gone on holiday." "You never know with Martin." "Here are the keys to get in, for the till, and so on." "I don't know if this is my thing." "What?" "I bust a gut getting you a job, and it's not good enough for you?" "Have you got a better one?" "Don't think about what you shouldn't do." "Think about what you should do." "Dolores from Cuba," "Lee from Hong Kong," "Magda from the Czech Republic," "Asye from Turkey," "Petra from Lichtenberg..." "Well, hello!" "Why are you here?" "He's going to work and live here." " I'm just helping out." "You mostly have late shift, don't you?" " Leiwand!" "Clever boy, aren't you!" "I thought she was Russian." " "Leiwand!" "Totally leiwand!"" "That's the way they talk in Vienna." "Leiwand." "Natasha, live show!" "What about the door?" " Oh, yes." "Natasha, it's a couple." "I'd like Natasha, please." "OK." "Natasha, live show." "Sorry." "Well?" "Have you already finished?" " Yes." "Tell me..." "Why do you pretend to be Russian when you aren't?" "It sells better." "Oh." "What's your real name?" "Guess." "Erika?" "I don't know." "What could your name be?" "Andrea?" "No, come on." "Wait, wait..." "Ursel?" "No way!" " Mata Hari?" "Oh, please!" " She was a dancer!" "You're being dumb." " Then tell me!" "Ludmila." "Ludmila." "Ludmila." " Nice Name." "Thanks." "How much?" "Enrique?" "Martin?" "How long've you been out?" "How're you doing?" " Pretty well." "And you?" " Fine." "My old pal!" "And Gisela?" "Still around?" "Of course." "Here she is with my son." "It's amazing seeing you again." "Unbelievable." "Take care." " Thanks." "See you." " See you." "See you." " Goodbye" "A former colleague of mine." "Where do we go now?" "How many students live here?" " No idea." "200?" "I don't have any contact." "It's all pretty anonymous here." "The exchange program pays for the apartment." "That's why I'm here." "It's cheaper, you see?" "And where exactly do you come from?" "Do you really want to know?" "OK." "Well my mother comes from Skopje in Macedonia, my father from Kiev in the Ukraine." "I was born in Belgrade, grew up in Zagreb," "and then I went to Vienna." "That's pretty complicated." "Complicated." "So how's things?" "Hey!" " Hey, Martin!" "Hey!" "I keep getting extra games." "By the way, Manuela visited me." "What?" "Manuela came to see you?" " Yeah." "She asked for you." "Watch, Martin!" "Oh, isn't that cool?" "Listen to that!" "Martin!" "I've made a mint!" "280, 290, 300 marks." "And the bag's for free." "Great!" "Know who I saw?" " Who?" " Enrique." "Enrique?" "Haven't seen him for ages." "I'd like to see him again." "What's he up to?" "Do you have his number?" "What, you've got a mobile?" " Yeah." "An investment, Martin." "No more telephone boxes for me!" "18..." " Yes." "20..." " Yes." "2... 3... 4... 7..." " Yes." "30..." " Yes." "Gone." "I've got nothing again." " You're holding back again." "I'll discard you... and you." "We're playing grand, friends." "With grand you play your aces or shut your faces." "Man, has he got luck!" "I'd like a hand like that!" "If it goes on like this, we'll be poor." "Look what I've brought." "Martin, that's you." "Till and Manfred." "Peter, that's you." " Me?" "Yes..." "And this is me..." "the mandatory Cuban" "How long ago was that?" "86', 87'?" " Yes." "You were still young and beautiful!" "Good for a medal!" "18." " Yes." "20." " Yes." "22." " Yes." "Gone." " Go on." "...0." " Yes." "24... 27..." " Yes." "30?" " Yes." "Peter!" "33... 35... 36..." "What's a nigger doing on your balcony, Peter?" "Stop yelling, we're playing skat." "Let's have a look at you, nigger!" "Isn't that the guy from the pub?" " Yes." "Watch it or we'll come over!" "Are they sick?" "They're just kids." "Are we going to stand for this?" " No, I don't think we are." "I'll hold the fort, OK?" "You lot are in for it now!" "No more "uuh uuh uuh"!" "Good stuff!" "Get 'em!" "Yes!" "Look out, Martin!" "Good, Enrique!" "What do you want with that?" " You know, Martin some guys run around with guns." "As a taxi driver, you've got to watch it." "Get in." "This is some car!" "Can I drive?" "Top left." "Hand brake." "On the left clutch, in the middle..." "brake, on the right... accelerator." "Like in the East." " Like in the East." "Oh, a lovely sound!" "Now press the accelerator gently." "Daring, Mr. Wenz, very daring." "Did you see your father?" " Yes." " Good." "Yesterday." "I can go, can't I?" " Yes." "Ciao." "How's it looking, Mr. Schulz?" "Wow, great!" "Really great!" "Your wife came to inquire about you." "Aren't you in the hotel anymore?" "Manuela?" "What did she want?" "She asked where you're living." "While you're under supervisión you must always tell us your address." "I'm staying with Peter Pau." "I'll give you the address." "Make sure you do." " Yes." " Good." "Why were you in the same jail?" "I'll tell you why." "In, 1990 after the reunification," "I did a bank job in the East." "I got given years in Brandenburg jail..." "I've seen many jails ...in my life" "But I've never experienced something like Brandenburg" "When I came to our story," "there was a white towel on the floor." "A freshly laundered white towel." "All the prisoners stood there, Martini as well." "I was just about... to step over the towel." "But that seemed too much bother." "And with my dirty shoes," "I trod right on top of the towel." "That was the "towel test."" "If you trod on it, you were OK, if you didn't, they had it in for you." "What did you do?" "Me?" "Well I saw the towel," "picked it up, and asked who'd lost their towel." "Like that." "Is that Rokko?" " Yes." "He's just as small as I was." " Then You were really small." "Did you see?" "That's Manuela's new boyfriend." "He's a teacher." "What a shit!" "Hello." "Hello." "I'd like to book a trip." "I want to find out what sorts of things are available." "Aha." "Where do you want to go?" "I don't know." "What's on offer?" "Far away destinations are very popular." "Venezuela, Mexico, Australia," " Australia." "Australia's good." "Australia." "You can fly to Sydney or Melbourne." "It'd be best to book for the school holidays so my son can come along." "Why would I go to Australia on my own?" "My idea is to do my taxi license..." "You drive a taxi?" " Yes, the test's soon, and when I get the job," "I want to see Rokko." "To collect him at school in the taxi." "One day he'll ask who his dad is anyway." "But Rokko's. 11" " I know how old my son is." "I don't want to interfere with your life." "But I waited 11 years for one thing." "I want to see my son." "And for him to know who his dad is." "Having a cabby as dad's OK, isn't it?" "As usual there are around questions on streets and buildings and so on." "Yes... the test's in the registration office." "You from Berlin?" " Yes, so to speak." "Then it shouldn't be a problem." "Have you got someone to test you and help you learn?" "Yes, my wife." "Then we'll put you down for the test." "So, my friend." "All of this by heart." "That's hard." "So..." "Lenin Square ...no, United Nations Square into Friedensstrasse, then up Greifswalderstrasse, left into Dimitroffstrasse, is now Danzigerstrasse, then right at Schönhauser Allee, then left into Schivelbeinerstrasse..." " Wait!" "Once Willi Bredel Strasse." "Schivelbeinerstrasse, then onto Helmut Just Strasse, now has a different name..." " Behmstrasse." "Behmstrasse." "Who thought of that?" "So anyway, Behmstrasse, then up Norwegerstrasse, and there's Bornholmerstrasse Station." "You're good at the East." "Just forget the old names." "Let's do a route in the West." "Ruhleben to Heerstrasse Station." "That's easy." "Reichstrasse, Reichsportfeldstrasse, Theodor Heuss Square, Heerstrasse, and the station's on your left." "Good." "Hello." " Hi." " Your taxi?" "Yes, almost." "It belongs to a friend, but soon I'll have my own." "Is Rokko in?" "Come in, I'll open the door." "This is where I can buy players and sell players." "Now I'll play a game." "Now I can pick the players, but I never play myself." "Haven't you any influence?" "I can put on substitutes, but that's all." "Here you can see what day the game's on, and here's when the next game is." "But I don't have a game every time." "But now I have one." "We'll play this one?" "Go on." "OK." "I can change the team." "I can say that the trainer selects, and I'm the manager." "Players are on offer." "Make a bid for..." "How much does, say, Meisner cost?" "But this is cool, isn't it?" "Yes, natch..." "Natch?" " Naturally." "Martin?" "Could you come here, please?" "Yes, natch." "Wolfgang will be home soon." "I don't think it's good if you're here." "Why's that?" "It's a nice big house." "Enough chairs." "So many rooms you can't use them all." "I'll move in." "Enough food, too." "Ménage á trois." "It's a bit loud." "If I had my way, travel would be banned again." "OK, I'll be on my way." "I have to take Enrique his taxi anyway." "I'll ring to tell you how the test was." "And then we'll talk to Rocco, OK?" "Bye, Manu." "Bye." "Goodbye, Mr..." "Bye." "See you, Rokko!" "Hello." "I was just at the bank, and I tell you it'd be child's play." "With two people you'd need 3 minutes." "We go in, take a hostage, and walk to the safe in our own time." "In the East it's all changed." "Fritz Heckert Strasse is Engeldamm, Ho Chi Min Strasse is Weissenseerweg." "It's really hard work." "It's ages since I've been in a bank with such good vibes." "You can feel when luck is in the air, and you only have to grab for it." "Can you tell me how they could change Helmut Just Strasse to Behmstrasse?" "Hey, are you listening?" " No, I'm trying not to." "DU NERVST" "Martini, things aren't going so well, and I have to think of something." " I'm not here much longer, whether things are good or bad." "I wanted to suggest you change your name anyway, maybe Thorsten instead of Victor." "But Victor is a good name." "Why should I call myself Thorsten?" "You don't have to ...oh, never mind!" "Hello?" "Is Victor there?" "No." "Can I help you?" "I'm looking for videos." "The whole shop's full of them." "You just have to pick one." "What is it you want?" "Otto Grotewohl Strasse turns into Wilhelmstrasse." "Ludmila, could you come here, please?" "Victor's not back yet." "I have to go to my test." "Go on then, I'll close the shop." "OK." "Martin." "Good luck." "You can do it." "Mr. Schulz, ...could you come?" " I'm not through." "Yes, but please come with me." "What's wrong?" "Mr. Schulz, we check each applicant's police record." "Unfortunately we found that you were convicted of a serious offence." "The guidelines regarding applicants for a taxi license exclude anyone convicted of a serious offence." "What's wrong?" "Martin, tell us what's up!" "Martini, you think you're the only one things don't work out for." "Haven't you any grit?" " You're getting on my nerves." "You'll be in jail again soon anyway." "You mess things up and are proud of it." "That's enough..." " Shut up!" "Do you think I'm blind?" "That I don't know what you're selling under the counter?" "People like you should be hanged!" " Pull yourself together!" "See you." "I'd hang people like you." "A nice thick rope and that's that." "Leave the shop in one piece." "So, some tomato that's always very important, tomato or peppers." "Hello?" "Is anyone there?" "Good evening." "Police." "We've got a search warrant for your shop." "Are you the owner?" "I only help out." "Bingo!" "Behind the counter!" "What's wrong?" "What's the time?" " Half past." "Why?" "Martin had his test." "He was going to ring." "Don't look like that." "Why not?" "I'll look how I like." "You're making a fool of yourself!" "Let me go." "Hey!" "Are you crazy?" "Open the door!" "Wolfgang, let me out!" "Are you mad?" "Open the door and let me out!" "Open the door!" "I want to see Manuela." " Sorry but Manuela's at her mother's." "And where's Rokko?" "He's with her." "What's going on?" "I can hear Manuela." "Go away!" "Manuela!" "Go or I'll call the police." "Police?" "Leonhardt Frank Strasse." "We've got a burglar." "Come quickly!" "My name is Riedel." "Leonhard Frank Strasse in Pankow." "There's only one of them." "Open the door!" "Let me out!" "Are you mad?" " The guy outside's the problem." "You're the problem!" " He'll break the windows!" "Martin!" "What's wrong?" "Wait." "I'll get dressed and come out." "What's going on?" "Go to your room." "I'll tell you later." "What's up?" " I've got hassles, and I told you to go to your room." " But what's wrong?" "Oh boy!" "Come here." "Police!" "Police!" "Hands up!" " Out of there!" "Hands up!" "I want your hands up!" "Come out!" " I haven't done anything!" "Both hands!" " I haven't done anything!" "Car calling HQ." " HQ here." " Last name Schulz with a "z"." "Born 22.5.64in Berlin." "First name Martin." "Don't worry." "Everything's alright." "But... why are you here?" "He hasn't done anything." "Why did you ring us, then?" "I didn't." "He is my husband." "Let him out!" "Rolf?" "This looks like another family drama." "Let's go." "Watch out!" "He's had a conviction and he's wanted." "Bring him in." "What's wrong now?" "Open the door!" "Let him out!" "No, let me go!" "Are you mad or something?" " Go away!" "Martin, come out!" "Bloody pigs!" "Martin!" "Mr. Schulz, you've had a conviction for murder, after the reunification was changed to manslaughter." "When did you first go to prison?" " It's all in my file." "I don't know..." "Answer my question." "When was it?" "It was before reunification." "I was sentenced in SOMMER 1989 in Berlin." "Manuela and I wanted to get out of East Germany." "East Germany was..." " You don't have to tell me about East Germany." "What had You done?" "I killed our house administrator, but I didn't mean to, I flipped." "It was a fluke." "It says here You beat him to death." "Is that a fluke?" "The People's Police made the report..." " The autopsy report confirms it." "They did what they liked with people who wanted to escape." "You know that." "I can see you were one of them, too." " Don't get insolent!" "How do you know Victor Valentin?" "We were both in Brandenburg Prison." "Was he your friend?" " My friend?" "Was there a sexual relationship?" "No." "And you knew nothing about what was sold under the counter?" "No." "That was also a "fluke."" " I didn't do anything!" "Can you tell us where he is?" "No." " Mr. Schulz." "I'll read you Section 184, agraph 4 of the Criminal Code." "If the offender acts for gain or as part of a group, the punishment is imprisonment for a term of 6 months to 10 years, in addition to your probation." "Are you scared of Mr. Valentin's testimony?" "I didn't do anything!" "Where did you learn these methods?" "In the Stasi?" "Listen here." "There are places where they hang people like you." "I know guys like you." "I've met enough." "Bit boring now, eh?" "No electric shocks, no padded cells." "What a shit!" "Mr. Schulz?" " Yes?" "I'm not from the East." "I'm from Bremen." "I've brought you some things." "Look." "Dear Dad, you have to jump over the snakes, and watch out for the monkeys." "Love from Rokko."" "It's not looking good." "They want to get me with this." "I can't go through that again." "Why did you get involved with Victor Valentin?" "You knew he wasn't good to be around." "And the taxi license!" "I could have told you you needed a special report." "You can do the license, but only when you've settled down, and another offence is unlikely." "I can organize a special report so you can do the test..." "So?" "Martin old Eastie," "did you think I'd leave you in the lurch?" "I gave myself up." "Do you think 5 years more or less make any difference to me?" "Bring me my TV when you've time." "And send my love to your wife." "Don't think about what you shouldn't do, Martini." "Think about what you should do." "So, here... and here."