1:12:02
But then, you see, I began to ask myself,
1:12:04
how did they find out
that I had been to a farm?
1:12:07
Well, the taxi driver. Very simple answer.
1:12:10
So, uh, he must have seen Gromek there too.
1:12:14
Was Professor Lindt at the screening?
1:12:16
Oh, yes, and he's inquisitive as hell.
1:12:19
When he found out that he
wasn't supposed to question me,
1:12:22
he called up Sarah and asked her to come in.
1:12:24
Now that they know you lied about Gromek,
1:12:27
you're liable to be picked up at any minute.
1:12:29
I've got to get you both out
and back to Berlin immediately.
1:12:34
(Sighs) Only to get this far after
all these months' work?
1:12:37
I know. It doesn't make any difference now.
1:12:40
They are too close.
1:12:41
I know.
1:12:43
I suppose you have told
Miss Sherman everything.
1:12:45
Well, I had to, finally, this afternoon.
1:12:47
You won't be able to leave tonight.
Too many people involved.
1:12:50
It has to be tomorrow morning.
1:12:53
It will take all night to organise things.
1:12:54
- Is it that complicated?
- Yes, it is.
1:12:57
Both of you be in my clinic
tomorrow morning,
1:13:00
10:00 punctually, no baggage.
1:13:11
Oh, Sarah, it's no use. It's too late.
1:13:14
- # (Ends)
- (People Applauding)
1:13:16
Don't forget, Mr Armstrong,
10:00 tomorrow morning.
1:13:20
# ('The Vienna Waltz')
1:13:33
Ah, Armstrong.
1:13:35
So, you're not out trespassing tonight.
1:13:38
We have some very nice farms around here.
1:13:40
(Armstrong)
Well, I decided to give it a miss tonight.
1:13:43
Michael, I think Professor Lindt needs a drink.
1:13:45
Yes.
1:13:47
Let us drink the wine
1:13:49
and... discuss the harvest.
1:13:52
Armstrong, I think, Professor,
the Vice Rector's waiting.
1:13:56
Cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck.
1:13:58
Let us have some intelligent conversation.