Harbour Drift

00:00:04 Across the Road: A Tragedy of Everyday Life

00:01:00 Hundreds of thousands of notices ... daily.

00:01:06 "Who thinks of this between coffee and a cigarette?"

00:02:20 in parts, so destroyed, that there was probably a fight.

00:02:31 old man

00:06:04 Let it be, son. You may stay with me in the boat ...

00:06:23 Go on home alone. I will go to my corner, until the evening.

00:17:48 Every night Jak, the infamous fence, waited in his usual tavern.

00:20:36 Well, what has happened with your necklace?

00:28:17 Leave me in peace today! I'll see you early tomorrow morning.

00:36:10 I like to be with you!

00:37:06 What about the rest?

00:37:24 We cannot serve guys who don't pay!

00:38:37 Then how will we live?

00:40:23 ... that he must sell! Then we will have enough for all three of us!

00:41:32 I just want the necklace to sell for us.

00:42:30 The boy is fetching it now.

00:45:08 Leave me! It's all the same to me! No one can escape from this shit!

00:45:43 Take off the necklace away from that old big head! At least, you two will have ...

00:46:16 The necklace! ...

00:49:26 The necklace!

00:51:41 in parts, so destroyed, that there was probably a fight.

00:51:52 that proved to be a good imitation.

00:53:40 End