Stop blathering on.
In our country, people are dying like flies.
And you say this one got healed.
There are no miracles here, Pavel.
He got healed.
Got healed?
Are you sure he actually had it?
With the eyes and the cough and everything?
All the primary symptoms, including the eyes.
So what? Do you think we'll find the medicine in Cherepovets?
The medical director promised me.
We used to work together.
We just need to get to the hospital.
AMBULANCE
You are so funny.
When did he promise you?
He might've changed his mind.
You see what's going on in this country?
From bad to worse, every day!
-Nikolay-- -Hey.
"Nikolay"? Don't forget, we had a deal.
Sorry, Uncle Kolya.
Let me think.
Don't think or you'll get a headache.
You know what, maybe...
we should drop by Ira Martynova's?
Just for an hour.
You know, she had this birthmark on her bum.
Like a guiding star.
It would even shine at night.
Where was it? On the left or right?
Uncle Kolya, stop it.
I remember. The right one!
I'm sure it was on the right one.
CITY OF CHEREPOVETS
God damn it.
I'll go and check.
Are you coming with me or waiting here?
Personally, I didn't take the Hippocratic oath.
It's so damn slippery.
He promised to help, you say?
What's that?
"Your district will be evacuated."
Why are we going around in circles here?
We're looking for a storage room.
Maybe we should drive there?
Where?
Here are addresses--
Hey, stop!
Hey, I'm telling you to stop!
You assholes!
You just wait!
Damn!
Pavel!
How are you? Are you all right?
Who was that?
I don't know.
Some junkies.
"Ibuprofen."
Do we need ibuprofen?
We don't.
Look for Evazine, Uncle Kolya.
Evazine, Evazine...
Thank God we got the heck out of there.
Nikolay...
-Uncle Kolya. -What?
Thank you for driving me there.
Nobody else would've agreed.
Seriously, I really appreciate it.
Come on!
You know, I'm gonna be honest with you.
I thought I would drop by Ira Martynova's on the way.
That we'd have some fun.
But then I realized that her husband was about to be released.
And, you know, I kinda changed my mind.
How many chicks have you had?
If you count all of them, starting from high school.
Two.
No way.
Seriously? Just two?
You're so funny.
I could understand if you only had one.
But two is neither here nor there.
I'm not interested in all that.
Not interested in women.
I find them complicated.
Or rather, they find it hard to deal with me.
You know how many I've had?
Take a guess.
So?
Ten?
You're hilarious.
Ten was just in high school.
Altogether, I've had 99.
I'm one step away from making it 100.
As soon as I reach that milestone, I can die in peace.
Why are you so picky?
Or is there something else?
The problem is that I don't want to be with the woman who wants to be with me.
What do you mean?
You want to know my advice?
You need to stop worrying so much.
And you definitely need to be more fun.
Yeah!
Chicks love a funny guy.
I'll keep that in mind.
You should.
Anton!
Oh, my God!
Anton!
Jeez!
I told you not to go anywhere. This is a road with cars.
Oh, my God!
Are you blind?
You almost hit my child.
He's alive.
Come on, don't worry. Nothing happened.
On the bright side, you wouldn't have had to call an ambulance.
I mean, if we'd hit him, the ambulance would've already been here.
It was a bad joke. Sorry.
Are you with anyone infected?
No.
Excellent. Be well.
All right...
Do you like vitamin C candy?
What do you say?
-Thank you. -You're welcome.
Oh, my God.
I'm Pavel.
Irina.
Are you a doctor?
Come with us.
Let's go!
Stay close to me, got it?
I'll be damned.
Well, does it hurt?
It's all right.
What is this powder?
She said it's some kind of antiseptic.
-"She" who? -The vet.
Did the vet do the stitch, too?
No, I did.
Professional work. Did you learn how to do it?
I was improvising.
You have a good hand.
How does it look overall?
It's not festering much.
We could drain it, but that might infect it even more.
Keep disinfecting it along the stitches until it dries up.
And loosen the bandage, that only makes it wetter.
I told you.
I'm doing fine.
And I have no fever, I can feel it.
But I can't prescribe any medicine. I don't have any.
But the topical antibiotics should be enough.
I think it's going to be fine.
But it's still too early for you to be up.
Thank you.
What are your minus points?
I have a lot of them.
No. I mean your eyesight.
Minus four.
Easy, easy!
Easy!
Sorry, I can't help it.
They keep closing on their own.
-I've never worn contact lenses. -Let's try again.
-What about you? -I have some more. Keep them open.
Keep them open. Don't blink.
Hold it, hold it. Keep them open.
Yes, yes.
-I'm sorry, I don't think it'll work. -It will.
How do you feel?
You're so beautiful.
Well, it's not minus four.
But it's better than nothing.
May I take a photo of you? To remember you by.
What's keeping them back there?
Lyonya?
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
Dad?
What happened in there?
Where?
In that house.
Why did you get out of there so fast?
I told you.
You said there were sick people.
Yeah.
That they took our food.
Lyonya, shoot!
Shoot!
That you just got out of there.
And the gunshot? Did you kill someone?
Polina, why won't you stop nagging me?
Why?
Are you leaving?
Yeah, I gotta get going.
Hey, there! Are we going or what?
It's getting dark soon, and they're just sitting here.
-Where are you going? -We need to get home to Vytegra. You?
We're going to Karelia.
Isn't that in the same direction?
No. We're going to the right.
And we're going to the left.
All right, good luck to you then.
Yes.
Thank you.
Any time.
Goodbye.
Tell me...
this outbreak will be over soon, right?
I'm afraid it hasn't even started yet.
Bye!
Seriously. Goodbye, right?
You should've bowed as well.
What could I say?
You should've said nothing. At least then you'd seem mysterious.
The way she looked at you...
Did she?
How?
The way Lady looked at the Tramp.
There's something I don't get.
This Sergey guy...
how's he related to her?
The injured one?
It's her ex-husband.
As for the redhead, she's his current woman.
As for the pip-squeak who jumped in front of our car, that's his son.
The slow one is his stepson.
How do you know all that?
How? I have a lot of experience
But also, the old geezer was quite the talker.
Well, let's get going.
Want some?
Thanks.
VITAMIN C
Mom, what about me?
You don't deserve it.
Why?
Because.
You get in the way of cars when you're specifically told not to.
Mom, it's not fair.
Get used to it. Life is never unfair.
Why not just give it to him?
Don't get in the way.
But he gave it to me.
So what?
Hey, I'm sorry.
Anton, does it hurt? Let me see.
You bitch!
Anton, that's a very bad word.
You shouldn't say that to anyone.
Especially not to your mom.
Where did you hear it?
Bitch! Bitch! Bitch!
Ira, stop!
Stop!
Wait here.
What?
It's a dead end.
Damn.
How will we get through?
Stop. Be careful.
Sergey, what's up? Why did you get out?
It's okay, I'm fine.
Good thing we weren't driving at night.
Was it destroyed on purpose?
What road should we take now?
We have no other option but to go back.
Through Vytegra.
It's like I'm driving blind, I can't see anything.
Let's slow it down, Uncle Kolya.
We're crawling as it is.
What's that?
Can you see it?
Yeah.
What is it?
Let's go check.
EDEN KARAOKE CAFÉ
Let's go!
Maybe they'll serve us a drink to warm us up.
We don't know when the snowstorm will be over.
WELCOME
After you.
Good evening!
May we stay here for a while?
Do you have a reservation?
Nikolay.
Natalie.
"Natalie," really?
Wanna see my ID?
I'll check it later.
Damn...
What's wrong with it?
Enough, enough, don't waste the gas, I'll tow you out.
Mom.
Mom!
Please forgive me.
I promise I will be good.
You did a bad thing. You have to mean what you say.
And don't you dare cry.
Tears won't help.
I don't want you to become a crybaby like your daddy.
All right?
Now, we'll carefully stretch the line to drag you out.
Step aside, Boris, don't get in the way.
Lyonya, maybe we'd better get out?
Stay put.
-Are you alive? -We're all right.
-How are you? -Are you okay?
-We're fine. -Everything okay?
Guys, take them!
Something is leaking.
What's leaking?
-Damn it! The tank is punctured. -Kolya.
Whatever you have, bring it here. Jars or cans.
Bring them here!
Damn it!
Damn it! Look, the tank is punctured. Take it!
That's it, guys.
This is the freaking end.
We should try to push it out of here.
We don't need many words
Let's drink to love, darling!
Look at the words! Can you see?
Even if you're without extra words
-No words... -Don't say too many words
If you love me, darling
Let's drink to love!
A great place to get stuck, right?
You're driving.
She's a cook here.
When it started, everyone fled.
She's single, she has nowhere to go, so she stayed, you see?
Why are our glasses empty?
Let me do it!
How do you like our plague-time feast?
I don't feel comfortable.
We're eating your food.
Kid! Stop whining.
We only live once. Am I right?
Too right!
Let's have a friendly cheers.
Okay.
To good company!
I was starting to go crazy.
I hadn't seen a living person for a week.
I thought maybe everyone had died and I was left alone in the entire world.
And here we are.
-Ta-da! -Here you are.
-Here we are. -Here you are.
-You can't do this to me. -Why?
I'm melting.
Time for us to go, Uncle Kolya.
Let's try to keep driving.
Pasha, we've tried already, look out the window.
Look at the amount of snow. All the roads are blocked.
Come on, just relax. You're so tense.
I'll drive you, don't worry.
Where would you go, anyway?
Just stay here. Is it that bad here?
Tell him what a nice place it is here.
He made a promise.
A promise to whom?
Go ahead and show her. Don't just sit there.
His name is Petya, and he's ten.
I promised to bring him medicine.
When was that?
Two days ago.
He must already be--
Regardless, I promised.
You're a good man, Pasha.
You're a ray of sunshine.
He is,
though I wish he would shine a bit less.
People like him burn out fast.
Go ahead! Sergey, get behind the wheel. I'd hate for you to get stitched up again.
Yeah.
All right.
Dad!
Why did you get out of the car? Go back.
May I push the car, too?
No, you may not.
-Just let him stand here. -I won't allow it.
I told you to stay in the car. You're grounded.
Why is he grounded?
For Vitamin C.
-For Vitamin C? -Dad, can I ride with you?
Anton, in order to ride anywhere, we need to push the car first.
You just stay here guarding Aunty Marina.
That's it, Misha, use all your strength.
Girls who are not pregnant, come on, let's go all out.
Polya, why are you standing still? Come here!
Go, rock it, Sergey!
One, two, three!
Come on, come on, push it!
Europe's last plague outbreak happened in Moscow
in the second half of the 18th century.
Over three years, around 50,000 to 100,000 people died.
Basically, every sixth resident.
Nobody knew what kind of disease it was or where it came from.
Can we start the engine and heat the car up a little bit?
I can't feel my feet.
Honey, you need to hold on, we have almost no gas left.
Maybe it'll get warmer in the morning. We'll be able to dig Sergey out.
We'll never make it till morning this way.
Misha, you were telling us something.
Amid the 1771 outbreak, mass protests erupted.
It became known as the Moscow Plague Riot.
The immediate occasion to launch the upheaval
was the ban by Archbishop Ambrosius of Moscow...
on prayer services at the Icon of Our Lady of Bogolyubovo.
He was trying to prevent mass gatherings which fostered the spread of the plague.
In the end, the crowd raided the Chudov Monastery,
killed the archbishop and then started destroying quarantine outposts
and the houses of noblemen.
I wonder what's happening in Moscow now.
"What's happening"?
The same thing is happening.
-Not this way. -Then what way? Like you do?
Let him do anything he wants? You Sunday daddy.
I'm going for a smoke.
We're out of cigarettes, remember?
Ira, stop behaving like a--
Like a what?
I don't need your input.
What do you need?
I need a good man, for a start.
Here we go again.
It's time for you to finally get this.
Things will never be the way they used to be.
Who said I was talking about you?
She called you a crybaby.
So you're a little sneak, too, are you?
You're disgusting.
Ira, what are you doing now?
Am I doing something wrong?
Anton, come here.
Stop bullying my son.
Stop taking it out on him.
If you're pissed, take it out on me. Go ahead!
But leave the kid alone.
You think it was you I came back for?
I don't give a crap about you.
Dad, you're hurting me.
Sorry.
Sergey! Sergey!
Go! Get up! Get up!
Yes, go, go!
Take the rifle.
Anton, Ira, hide somewhere away from the road.
Faster, faster! Anya, back up!
Back up! I told you to back up!
Stop!
Is he a mute?
Looks that way.
Looks like he's inviting us into the house.
Yes, but it's very strange. We don't know him at all.
So what? I didn't know you, but I somehow got used to you.
-Well, let's go! What's wrong? -Let's go!
We haven't discuss it, but we don’t have anything to give you in return.
Only some canned meat.
Well, we have money.
We have money if you need some.
We have money. Money.
You have a cozy place.
Are you alone here?
-He's mute, not deaf, Dad. -I know. It's just in case.
Where should we go?
Thank you very much for having us.
Otherwise we'd totally...
Do you clear the roads every day?
This way?
Thank you.
Take off your clothes.
All of them?
Yes.
Can I leave my socks on?
Did you come?
Did you?
Inside me?
Freaking great!
Get dressed.
Did you enjoy it?
It was pure magic.
Thank you.
I was being sarcastic, in case you missed it.
Thank you anyway.
You're welcome.
Uncle Kolya!
Get up, let's go!
Nikolay!
What?
Time to go.
Jeez! Someone cleared the road.
Maybe it's not as bad as we thought.
Kolya!
Uncle Kolya, we must go!
We're going. Don't be a dick, let me say goodbye.
Natalie, I'll be right back, I just need to take Pavel to the hospital.
Quick as a flash.
That's it? Wham, bam, thank you, ma'am?
Natalie.
Listen to me.
In Soviet times, I bought a lottery ticket almost every week
for 30 years straight.
Can you imagine?
I never won anything.
Whatever I did.
I didn't know that the Lord would give me such a big win in my old age.
Am I the big win?
Of course, Natalie.
Why are you leaving, then?
Natalie, believe me, I'm going to drive this madman and be right back.
I wanted to draw.
No, kid.
You can't draw in here. I'll find something else for you.
Where is everyone?
They're outside.
Wait.
Take it!
Enough!
Give it to me faster.
All right.
Here we go.
That's it, I'm holding it.
That's it, it's enough.
All right, all right.
That's it, enough.
What are you doing?
Otherwise, we can't go.
We didn't take that much.
Where's our host?
He left, early in the morning.
Were you actually going to ask him?
Anya, please.
We all made the decision.
Sergey, I'm not surprised about this one, but you?
Listen.
Listen, Anya, you don't get it. It's not your car.
Sergey, it's stealing. Don't you get it?
Just get her out of here.
What?
-Easy, easy! -What are you doing?
Are you freaking nuts? Stealing! Yes, stealing.
Is it any worse than murder?
Why are you staring at me, blinking your eyes?
-What murder? -You innocent thing!
Listen, they attacked us. It was self-defense.
What? Self-defense, my ass.
-Lyonya! -What "Lyonya"?
If she didn't have the rifle, she would've ripped her head off.
-What? -Shut up!
-What? -Leave her alone!
If it wasn't for this bitch here, I'd break your neck.
Look, we borrowed some of your gas.
We just needed it to get going.
We needed it in order to make it there.
VYTEGRA
You see?
I reached my milestone.
Congratulations!
Come on. My situation is clear.
What should we do about you?
What's that gathering?
I don't really like it.
Where are you going?
Wait, Uncle Kolya.
Hey, where are you going?
-Hello! What happened? -Hello!
Will you let the ambulance through?
Where did you put the people, asshole?
Where is everyone?
We've just returned. I don't know.
-We need to get to the hospital. -"You don't know"?
Where did you take the people? They were all here yesterday.
Look, we've just returned from Cherepovets.
Let us through. I brought medicine.
-Medicine? Call everyone here! -Wait!
You don't know how to take it.
You don't know the dose.
Open up!
Hey, get off! Get off my car!
-Guys! -Hold on!
I'm telling you to stay away from my car.
-Close the doors! -Pass it on!
Let me reach the hospital, then you can come and get help.
-Hey! -Hold on, people!
Back off!
Hands off the boxes!
I told you to get your hands off the boxes!
There's something going on up ahead.
Looks like our doctor is there.
You don't know the doses.
Are you totally nuts?
You... You're totally...
out of line.
You can't do this.
Screw you!
Take that!
Finish him off.
Take this!
Anya!
Back off!
This chick is crazy.
Uncle Kolya!
Hey, Uncle Kolya!
Back off!
Beat it! Beat it!
Uncle Kolya!
Get up!
Come on, Uncle Kolya!
Get up! Get up and come with us.
You can't help him.
Uncle Kolya, stop it, get up!
Take him!
-Uncle Kolya! -Let's go!
-Uncle Kolya, get up! -Take him!
-Let's get him in the car! -Come on.
Get up! Get up!
Let's go to the car!
Back off!
Come on, that's it.
What's wrong with you?
Come on! Let's get in the car!
Back off! I'm going back!
Uncle Kolya!
Quiet, quiet!
Everything's all right.
Oh, my God!
Easy, easy!
Mom!