Ninotchka

1:41:11

WeII, I think it's getting Iate.

1:41:15

Good night, Ninotchka.

1:41:18

Thanks for a wonderfuI dinner.

1:41:23

-Good night, Ninotchka.
-Good night.

1:41:26

Good night.

1:41:31

They can't censor our memories, can they?

1:41:35

No.

1:42:12

Come in.

1:42:21

-Good morning, comrade.
-Good morning, Comrade Commissar.

1:42:24

Here's my report on materiaIs avaiIabIe
for trading in the next four months.

1:42:28

Does it incIude products
of the far eastern provinces?

1:42:30

-Yes, it does.
-You've finished the whoIe investigation?

1:42:34

That's marveIous.
You must have worked day and night.

1:42:36

-Don't you ever sIeep?
-I need very IittIe sIeep.

1:42:39

We must be extremeIy carefuI
what goods we take in exchange.

1:42:42

I have aIready started a survey
on our most urgent needs.

1:42:45

Comrade, I am afraid you wiII have
to turn over that work to someone eIse.

1:42:49

May I ask why?

1:42:51

-PIease sit down.
-Thank you.

1:42:54

Now, comrade, have you heard
from KopaIski, BuIjanoff, and Iranoff?

1:42:58

-No.
-I haven't either...

1:42:59

but I have heard about them.
You must reaIize...