Brilliantovaya ruka
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:05:23
We bring you a live broadcast
from our sea port.

:05:27
This snow-white liner
is to depart on its next cruise,

:05:31
carrying a large contingent
of Soviet tourists

:05:35
on a very fascinating voyage.
:05:37
- Hello!
- Hello.

:05:40
What is your name, please?
:05:42
Semyon Semyonovich Gorbunkov.
:05:44
- And what’s your occupation?
- Senior bookkeeper.

:05:47
Is there something you would like
to say to our dear listeners

:05:52
before leaving
for this fascinating journey?

:05:56
As a matter of fact,
I didn’t want to go.

:05:59
I was about to buy my wife
a fur coat.

:06:01
The fur coat can wait.
It’s more important to see the world.

:06:05
He works day and night...
The fur coat can wait.

:06:09
So you’ve never before...
:06:11
No. We never travelled farther
than Dubrovka.

:06:15
Is it your first trip abroad, too?
:06:17
- I’m not going.
- We’ve come to say goodbye to dad.

:06:21
Fish Street. That’s an important
street there. The Chikanuk pharmacy.

:06:26
Lyolik, I remember it all.
:06:28
Everything you do must look very
real. You fall down and swear...

:06:31
‘Damned apple!’
No...’Damned melon!’

:06:33
Keep that in mind!
:06:35
The injury...
Everything should be true to life.

:06:38
As our chief says, ‘The most important
thing in our business is realism.’

:06:46
Happy landings, tourist!

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