:27:00
...I give you the one and only
living American in Belgrade...
:27:03
...Mr. Harvey Jackson.
:27:10
Bravo! Bravo!
:27:18
Here we go again.
Working without pay.
:27:22
Finally I'd like to mention
a typically artistic gesture...
:27:27
...made by the old
but enthusiastic Tatula.
:27:37
This brave soundman
has told me today...
:27:42
He doesn't want one
cent for the film.
:27:45
He said to me
:27:47
'Friend, take my pay and spend it
the way you know best. '
:27:52
Now you see what Serb
film-hands are made of!
:27:57
Bravo Tatula! Bravo!
:28:01
Thank you everyone.
:28:03
We'll take questions
over cocktails downstairs.
:28:05
Tell everyone about this.
Filming starts tomorrow.
:28:08
Long live art!
Long live Serbia!
:28:21
Congratulations!
- Thank you.
:28:23
You're a very cunning man.
:28:26
The heavy artillery, a press
conference, journalists, TV...
:28:31
...and all that to save a Yankee, eh?
- No.
:28:35
No? Is it then
to save his money, eh?
:28:40
Because you need it for the film?
:28:42
Well, there can't be a film
without money.
:28:44
He spoke like the President.
- What charisma!
:28:48
You mean inside?
- There as well.
:28:53
Filmmaking during war
is an unpredictable matter.
:28:56
Like penalties. A lottery.
:28:58
Hi, I'm Djole, director of
photography. Irresistible Djole!