1:11:01
I'm not sure that he would
shoot. - He would. He's crazy.
1:11:06
- He's one of ours.
- He's working for the police?
1:11:11
Yes. A collaborator.
1:11:17
- You were his boss?
- Yes.
1:11:21
How come he's working
for the police now,
1:11:23
when the police is changed?
- Who says it's changed?
1:11:27
Me and your late father are
the only ones who're changed.
1:11:31
- This was a planned rebellion?
- Guided by remote control.
1:11:36
He organizes riots where
they're needed.
1:11:38
And why were they needed
here now?
1:11:41
I don't know. I'm not
in the service anymore.
1:11:44
I used to move him
from firm to firm.
1:11:47
He's the greatest agitator.
1:11:49
In the Department
we call him "Trotsky".
1:11:53
Take a sip,
you'll feel better.
1:11:57
In any case, thank you.
Can I ask you something?
1:12:02
If he did kill my by any
chance, would he be accused?
1:12:06
- For what?
- For murder.
1:12:08
- Well, it wouldn't be a murder.
- And what would it be?
1:12:13
Probably a suicide.
1:12:16
- I would shoot myself?
- Yes, you would commit suicide.
1:12:20
But Martha was present.
She would testify.
1:12:24
- How could a dead woman testify?
- He would kill her too?
1:12:27
No, you would kill Martha
and then commit suicide.
1:12:32
I would kill Martha and
then commit suicide?
1:12:35
Yes. Newspapers are full
of tragic love stories.
1:12:39
You loved her,
she betrayed you,
1:12:42
you killed her and then
committed suicide.
1:12:49
Jovan would probably be
the witness to your tragedy.
1:12:53
And you? - What about me?
- You were present too.
1:12:58
Two dead people would
testify that I was present?