:55:20
What are you running for?
:55:21
-Why are you scared?
-Leave me aIone. That hurts.
:55:24
Just teII me where your boyfriend is.
:55:27
-I don´t know.
-Don´t give me that.
:55:30
Where is he? Where is MiIIer?
:55:32
-In Vienna.
-He´s not.
:55:34
He Ieft there five days ago.
:55:36
-Where´s he gone now?
-If I knew I wouIdn´t teII you!
:55:41
I don´t want you to misunderstand me.
:55:44
Now, where is MiIIer?
:55:55
Stop! Let me in, quick.
:56:09
What happened?
:56:11
A man attacked me.
:56:15
Where do you Iive? I´II take you home.
:56:19
Thank you.
:56:22
I have toId you
we are members of IsraeIi inteIIigence.
:56:26
I must aIso teII you we have tried twice...
:56:29
...to infiItrate the Odessa.
:56:32
The question is:
How far wouId you go to find this man?
:56:37
WouId you risk your Iife?
:56:40
I aIready have.
:56:42
Your best chance of finding him...
:56:44
...wouId be to get into the Odessa yourseIf,
of course.
:56:48
You wouId have some advantages
over the other two.
:56:51
What are they?
:56:52
In the first pIace, you are not a Jew, and--
:56:54
What happened to the other two?
:56:57
The first we found drowned in the EIbe.
:56:59
The second disappeared without a trace.