:29:00
I went into East Berlin and there was
this parade and they wanted to arrest me.
:29:04
- Arrest you?
- Cos I was taking pictures.
:29:07
And then this boy, he was in the parade.
:29:10
He said I shouldn't be arrested,
I should be pitied
:29:13
cos I was a typical bourgeois parasite and
the rotten fruit of a corrupt civilisation.
:29:19
- So naturally I fell in love with him.
- Naturally.
:29:23
- Want to see his picture?
- Not particularly.
:29:26
I want your honest opinion.
:29:31
Isn't he beautiful?
:29:34
- You fell in love with Khrushchev?!
- No, silly. The one carrying Khrushchev.
:29:40
His name's Otto.
:29:42
I finally got East Berlin
and just like I told you, wrong number.
:29:46
Hi there.
:29:47
Now, you and this Otto.
Exactly what do you do together?
:29:51
All kinds of goodies. I wash his shirts
and he broadens my mind.
:29:55
And if it's a warm night we go lie on
the roof and watch the Sputniks go by.
:30:00
- Is that all?
- Last night we were blowing up balloons.
:30:04
- Balloons?
- You know.
:30:09
It is a communist trick. They float
them across to undermine our morale.
:30:16
- "Yankee go home"?!
- They come in green, yellow, blue...
:30:20
You're spreading
anti-American propaganda?
:30:23
It's not anti-American, it's anti-Yankee.
:30:26
Where I come from
everybody's against the Yankees.
:30:29
I have a good mind
to change this to "Russki go home"...
:30:32
OK, OK. Now you listen to me.
There's going to be no more foolishness.
:30:36
Tomorrow your parents
are taking you home.
:30:39
They are?
:30:41
Who?
:30:43
Chet Huntley? All right, I'll speak to him.
:30:45
I've been watching your programme.
Keep up the good work. Bye.
:30:50
When your parents arrive, keep your
mouth shut for your sake and mine.
:30:54
- If they ever find out...
- I'd better talk this over with Otto.
:30:57
You're not going to see him again.
And you're not going back to East Berlin.