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00:00:11 - Hi, Lennart, it's Pelle.
00:00:15 - This bloody cough!
00:00:18 It was good of you to come.
00:00:20 - Sorry, Lennart, didn't catch that.
00:00:26 Well sure, you asked me to,
00:00:31 No, no, no. Stay here.
00:00:35 Right then.
00:00:37 You're not pleased, so I hear.
00:00:40 No, actually I'm not, Lennart.
00:00:43 This is no fun.
00:00:46 Who said anything about fun?
00:00:48 You know very well
00:00:51 You really mean that, Lennart?
00:00:54 I do.
00:00:59 Everything has its day, Pelle.
00:01:01 Yes, but...
00:01:04 The pyramids had their day.
00:01:07 Of course they did.
00:01:08 - Steam engines had their day.
00:01:11 Steam engines had their day.
00:01:14 That's true.
00:01:22 This is a new day and age, Pelle.
00:01:26 True enough, but still...
00:01:29 If this keeps up
00:01:34 That would be a disaster
00:01:36 What's that got to do with us?
00:01:38 - You have a point...
00:01:42 Sorry, Lennart, what do you mean?
00:01:45 I mean, what's the point of staying
00:01:50 No, there's no point.
00:01:53 When that day comes
00:01:56 ...and so should you!
00:02:13 Beloved be the ones who sit down.
00:02:31 SONGS FROM THE SECOND FLOOR
00:02:56 Very nice!
00:02:58 Oh yes, the old boy
00:03:01 Pelle Wigert wants to
00:03:04 And what does he want?
00:03:06 We'll have to wait and see.
00:03:13 Lasse...
00:03:15 It would be nice if you could be
00:03:19 Sure, but how would that look?
00:03:21 I haven't missed a day in 14 years.
00:03:24 It would be nice just the same.
00:03:27 Everything has its day, dear.
00:03:32 There's a time for work
00:03:34 and there's a time
00:03:42 No, no, no! No, no!
00:03:46 Everything has its day, dear.
00:03:49 You old bore!
00:03:55 Bye.
00:03:57 So long, traitor!
00:04:14 - Would you let go now!
00:04:19 - Pull yourself together, Lasse.
00:04:23 Pull yourself together!
00:04:25 I've been here for 30 years!
00:04:27 I'm sorry,
00:04:30 - I've been here for 30 years!
00:04:33 I've been here for 30 years!
00:04:38 There's nothing I can do.
00:04:43 There's nothing I can do!
00:04:46 - But I've been here for 30 years!
00:04:56 I've been here for 30 years, Pelle!
00:05:13 I've been here for 30 years!
00:05:33 Yes?
00:05:40 Is there an Allan Svensson here?
00:05:48 No, there isn't.
00:05:55 He's not here!
00:06:03 Close the door!
00:06:38 Excuse me,
00:07:10 What are you doing here?
00:07:17 What the hell are you doing here?
00:07:20 - He's talking to you.
00:07:22 - I look for man, he not here.
00:07:25 - What did you say?
00:07:30 What's up?
00:07:32 - Who are you looking for?
00:07:36 What the hell are you doing here?
00:08:26 Lasse... You-who?
00:08:31 What happened?
00:09:03 Such heavy traffic!
00:09:06 Even though it's so late...
00:09:12 What's wrong, Pelle?
00:09:16 We'll buy a new golf club.
00:09:21 We'll buy a new one!
00:09:36 May I have a volunteer?
00:09:38 Over here!
00:09:40 There's one there!
00:09:42 No, leave me alone.
00:09:53 Please, come over here.
00:09:58 - May I take that for you?
00:10:51 Ow!
00:12:00 Ow! Ow! Ow!!!
00:13:00 When are you going
00:13:08 When will you do it?
00:13:11 Answer me!
00:13:41 Let's move along a bit then,
00:13:45 Move? Oh. Right.
00:14:02 - There we go.
00:15:56 You have to believe me, Krister.
00:16:00 You "have to" believe me!
00:16:03 I'm stuck here!
00:16:06 I haven't advanced more than
00:16:14 - Hi.
00:16:17 Krister, I swear...
00:16:24 - Hi.
00:16:26 Darling, what shall I do?
00:16:38 How are you?
00:16:41 What can I say?
00:16:45 It's not easy being human.
00:16:48 I agree.
00:16:53 - You saw your boy's there.
00:16:56 He's been sitting and waiting
00:17:01 You think I look like this
00:17:05 No.
00:17:08 Dare I ask what you've done?
00:17:10 Done? I'm ruined.
00:17:13 My whole business
00:17:15 What's that?
00:17:16 I said, the entire business
00:17:26 Hi.
00:17:30 What have you done?
00:17:33 I'm ruined.
00:17:35 Don't you see?
00:17:37 My whole business
00:17:43 Look at this...
00:17:46 The books!
00:17:50 Nothing could be saved.
00:17:52 It's a fortune!
00:17:58 Maybe it's just as well...
00:18:00 Is that what you have to say to
00:18:05 I've been waiting for you.
00:18:08 I want to talk to you.
00:18:10 About what?
00:18:12 You know - the future.
00:18:16 How everything's going to... be.
00:18:21 What we're going to do.
00:18:23 How we're going to get by.
00:18:26 How we're going to put
00:18:30 Enjoy ourselves.
00:18:36 Does anyone know
00:18:40 No.
00:21:03 You could have called.
00:21:10 Something terrible has happened.
00:21:16 My whole business
00:21:22 Nothing but ashes...
00:21:28 I'm the one who set fire to it.
00:21:31 And I think
00:21:34 - Don't you see?
00:21:36 I'm the one who set fire to it!
00:21:38 I think I'll be discovered.
00:22:30 You seen that crazy traffic
00:22:34 It hasn't moved in over 8 hours.
00:22:40 It seems the whole town
00:22:43 Everyone going
00:22:46 Makes you wonder, you know,
00:22:49 ...the people.
00:22:52 Do you know where they're headed?
00:22:55 Well...
00:23:00 - Do you want some bread?
00:23:03 - It's good. There's mustard on it.
00:23:12 You live around here?
00:23:14 Not any more.
00:23:16 What the hell
00:23:18 I was just passing by.
00:23:24 I used to live up there.
00:23:27 At the top,
00:23:30 Really?
00:23:32 - I got thrown out.
00:23:35 Yeah, she didn't want me anymore.
00:23:38 Man, that's sad.
00:23:45 God damn...
00:23:46 Ask me, I know.
00:23:49 What's her name?
00:23:51 Susanne.
00:23:53 Susanne...
00:23:57 - Susanne, don't be so cruel!
00:23:59 Open your door to a man
00:24:05 Don't be so cruel, Susanne!
00:24:08 Damn, what beasts!
00:24:13 Maybe there's more...
00:24:25 Susanne!
00:24:28 Don't be so cruel, Susanne!
00:24:32 Open your door to a man
00:24:35 Who the hell is that?
00:24:38 I don't know who it is.
00:24:48 You've got to believe me, Micke!
00:24:51 It's true...
00:25:09 Yes, well naturally,
00:25:13 But it was impossible.
00:25:16 I was about to catch fire myself.
00:25:19 You see here before you
00:25:25 Everything seems
00:25:29 One catastrophe after another.
00:25:33 Have there been other fires?
00:25:35 No, there haven't.
00:25:38 There are other catastrophes
00:25:42 That are much worse.
00:25:44 I have two sons.
00:25:47 The oldest...
00:25:49 ...he's seriously ill.
00:25:54 Yeah, he's lost his mind.
00:25:59 Oh dear!
00:26:00 Yes, it's terrible.
00:26:02 What's a few charred pieces of
00:26:07 Nothing!
00:26:11 Of course, they were expensive.
00:26:14 Well... not this one.
00:26:17 But there was a Chippendale suite
00:26:29 A sofa.
00:26:31 Two armchairs.
00:26:38 Top quality!
00:26:41 78000.
00:26:47 Do you have that on paper?
00:26:49 Paper?
00:26:51 Obviously,
00:26:54 But a Chippendale
00:26:57 Even if it doesn't say
00:27:02 You, for example.
00:27:04 You are who you are,
00:27:06 whether or not
00:27:08 - Aren't you?
00:27:10 Yep, we'll just have
00:27:14 This, this is my youngest son.
00:27:18 They're from
00:27:21 - or so they say...
00:27:23 So, we'll just... have to take
00:27:37 In case you have trouble
00:27:40 you may as well
00:27:42 and do some good.
00:27:46 Stock prices are falling.
00:27:49 The country's
00:27:53 They're fighting
00:27:56 and here you stand
00:28:00 a sofa and a few armchairs.
00:29:12 Hi, Tomas!
00:29:14 Here we go again...
00:29:18 What have I done, Tomas?
00:29:23 He's not answering.
00:29:27 Can't even say "hi"
00:29:31 He's been writing poetry
00:29:39 It's okay, Tomas.
00:29:43 The kids are fine.
00:29:45 Elisabeth too.
00:29:49 I drop by now and then.
00:29:52 You don't have
00:29:54 Or about the cab.
00:29:57 It's a lucky thing
00:30:01 He's left his cab and family
00:30:06 Writing poetry
00:30:09 It's awful! It's just awful!
00:30:18 Beloved be the unknown man
00:30:26 My fellow man with sleeves,
00:30:32 Beloved be the one
00:30:37 The one who wears
00:30:42 Beloved be the bald man
00:30:49 The one who catches
00:30:52 Catches a finger...
00:30:55 It's happened to everyone.
00:31:02 Beloved be the one who sweats
00:31:07 What kind of nonsense is this?
00:31:12 The smock!
00:31:20 The one who pays with
00:31:24 There was a wallet here too.
00:31:35 Beloved be the ones
00:31:38 Sit down?!
00:31:40 - What's with that?
00:31:42 Beloved be the one
00:31:45 Easy!
00:31:46 Why should you love him, eh?
00:31:48 - Look at that brother of yours.
00:31:51 He sits where he sits.
00:31:53 No yelling in here.
00:31:55 Sit down, sit down...
00:31:58 He sits where he sits!
00:32:04 Who's going to come along
00:32:08 Can no one help him?
00:33:28 It's good of the Father to let me
00:33:35 See, it's like this...
00:33:48 My entire business
00:33:51 It's nothing but ashes.
00:33:59 And I have a son
00:34:02 Makes you wonder
00:34:07 You can't talk to him.
00:34:11 He doesn't respond.
00:34:16 I'm at my wits' end.
00:34:20 At your wits end...
00:34:23 I've been trying to sell
00:34:27 No such luck.
00:34:29 Yep, I'll lose 200 thousand -
00:34:35 That's a shame.
00:34:38 A shame. A real shame.
00:34:41 What about me, then? I paid for
00:34:45 went bankrupt, the money's gone.
00:34:48 It's all because
00:34:51 They... they go up and down.
00:34:54 - It's frightful!
00:34:58 Beloved be the one
00:35:01 I beg your pardon?
00:35:04 Beloved be the one
00:37:34 We can go with this.
00:37:59 When are you going to do it?
00:38:05 You could answer at least!
00:38:30 It's nice to sit down
00:38:34 I've walked all the way
00:38:38 I thought...
00:38:40 "It'll be quicker to walk",
00:38:42 In chaos like this,
00:38:45 without anyone being able to give
00:38:49 But it was a long way!
00:38:51 Longer than I thought.
00:38:57 I'm in a hurry. I'm late.
00:38:59 I overslept.
00:39:01 - I had nightmares.
00:39:05 Where are we going?
00:39:07 I'm going to visit our former
00:39:10 who has a birthday today.
00:39:12 - He's turned a hundred.
00:39:16 Where does he live?
00:39:18 Where do you think someone lives
00:39:23 and who doesn't have
00:39:25 St. George's rest home.
00:39:27 St. George's. O.K.
00:39:33 A lot of people will be paying
00:39:35 Admiral Bengtsson
00:39:39 And can you guess
00:39:42 No.
00:39:46 I did.
00:39:48 That's my main job these days,
00:39:53 But it still makes me nervous
00:39:57 Terribly nervous.
00:40:02 Fact is, I had to nip into
00:40:06 I needed one.
00:40:10 Well, three...
00:40:15 So now I'm actually quite
00:40:22 My approach was a rather
00:40:26 About being human
00:40:31 This is how I see it...
00:40:34 Life is time and
00:40:40 That makes life a journey, a trip.
00:40:43 - Don't you think so?
00:40:46 I guess you could
00:40:49 Yet in order to travel you need
00:40:53 Otherwise you wouldn't know
00:40:56 - Would you?
00:40:59 And our map and compass...
00:41:03 ...are our traditions.
00:41:05 Our heritage, our history.
00:41:08 - Aren't they?
00:41:11 If we don't understand this...
00:41:14 Before we know it,
00:41:20 Where are we?
00:41:22 Well, actually we haven't moved
00:41:25 - We haven't?
00:41:48 They keep delivering
00:41:51 Sure they do - when someone
00:41:54 And has been so clever! Become both
00:42:00 Millionaire?!
00:42:02 He's one of the largest landowners
00:42:06 20000 acres of cultivated land
00:42:10 How much is that?
00:42:14 How many square meters is that?
00:42:16 - 240 million, isn't it?
00:42:20 Two hundred and forty million
00:42:24 And eight lakes on his property.
00:42:31 - Fantastic!
00:42:34 Really.
00:42:37 Uh-oh. I think it's time
00:42:39 - Anna, the bed-pan!
00:42:50 They're here now.
00:42:53 They're here now.
00:43:33 Right honorable general and
00:43:37 It is man's fate to grow older.
00:43:40 Year is added to year,
00:43:44 during our never-ending journey
00:43:47 Honored general and, if I may
00:43:52 Few people are privileged
00:43:56 to have completed such a
00:43:58 around the sun
00:44:01 Today when you set out on
00:44:06 I, as an active member of
00:44:09 the joint Chiefs of Staff,
00:44:11 have the task, pleasure
00:44:13 on behalf of all branches
00:44:17 to extend our hearty congratulations
00:44:20 sir as a person
00:44:22 and as a representative
00:44:24 of the safeguarding of our
00:44:28 our distinctive character
00:44:32 My best to Goering!
00:44:34 - I beg your pardon?
00:44:41 Sound the regiment's
00:44:49 Hoist the flags!
00:44:51 Hoist the flags!
00:44:54 Hoist the flags!
00:45:53 - Where have you been?
00:45:55 Hi!
00:45:59 What do you mean, "been"?
00:46:04 I've driven all over town
00:46:09 ...and listened to people
00:46:13 I asked where you've been!
00:46:15 Yeah... and then...
00:46:19 Well, then I felt like
00:46:23 At least three, to be honest.
00:46:33 At least six, to be honest.
00:46:35 You could have called.
00:46:37 Seven, to be perfectly honest.
00:46:40 You didn't need to come here.
00:46:46 For Christ's sake,
00:46:49 that damned car this minute.
00:46:54 Tomas can't drive a cab.
00:46:57 He's too soft.
00:47:01 He takes everything to heart.
00:47:06 What?!
00:47:08 What's wrong?
00:47:11 - Why not?
00:47:20 Beloved be the one
00:47:32 Beloved be the one
00:47:43 ...who sits down.
00:47:48 Beloved be the one...
00:47:59 Rune...
00:48:03 "Do unto others"
00:48:12 "as you would have them do
00:48:16 In other words...
00:48:19 If you want me
00:48:23 you have to make me happy.
00:48:28 Right?
00:48:30 But you haven't done that!
00:48:34 Have you seen the nails?
00:48:37 You come here, you sit down
00:48:40 without any cash.
00:48:43 I was thinking you could give them
00:48:47 30 days?! Who the hell knows
00:48:52 I'm really in a bind, Uffe.
00:48:56 Kalle! Well, I'll be damned!
00:48:59 - You're here this year too!
00:49:02 Alive and kicking! And here I was
00:49:05 How're you doing?
00:49:07 Oh, you know how it is, Uffe,
00:49:10 You have to struggle
00:49:13 Try to find something you can sell
00:49:18 In that case you've come to the
00:49:31 - Hi, Kalle.
00:49:33 - Sit down.
00:49:38 So, this is what you're up
00:49:41 Yes, I too have to survive.
00:49:44 Here is the product you can put
00:49:48 - You think so?
00:49:51 We're heading for the year 2000.
00:49:55 And this here is the birthday boy.
00:49:57 You get a chance like this
00:50:00 It'll be another thousand years
00:50:02 before this man
00:50:04 I guess I won't be around then.
00:50:07 This, this suits you, Kalle.
00:50:11 It suits an old furniture salesman.
00:50:15 Come here. Between you and me...
00:50:19 There are already too many in
00:50:21 on the champagne
00:50:24 Choose three sizes.
00:50:26 Take along an order-book.
00:50:30 Yeah... I don't know, Uffe.
00:50:35 I already have a cross to bear.
00:50:38 The insurance company
00:50:41 Besides my son has gone mad.
00:50:44 He what...?
00:50:45 Yeah, he's been writing poetry
00:50:48 Well, it won't be a bread winner
00:50:50 It'll blow over, Kalle.
00:50:53 - You think so?
00:50:56 It's not good.
00:51:30 - What happened?
00:51:34 He's stuck.
00:51:36 Well, that's pretty damned obvious.
00:51:40 He slipped, I guess.
00:51:42 - Slipped?
00:51:44 - How clumsy can you get?
00:51:47 He slipped and fell backwards and
00:51:53 - And it shut.
00:51:57 Try to take it easy.
00:52:03 My colleague will come and open
00:52:11 Here he is now.
00:52:31 - That's not so bad.
00:52:34 It wasn't so bad.
00:52:36 It wasn't so bad, was it?
00:52:57 Poor man!
00:53:01 Our son got himself stuck
00:53:04 - No, it was three years ago!
00:53:07 No, it was three years ago.
00:53:09 What about me! I got my finger
00:53:12 and it really hurt.
00:53:15 And look,
00:54:23 - Hi.
00:54:31 - It's been ages...
00:54:47 It really became barren.
00:54:54 - You really scared me, Sven.
00:54:57 Yes, you did.
00:54:59 I suddenly felt really guilty.
00:55:03 When I caught sight of you, Sven.
00:55:06 You understand, I guess.
00:55:14 - You know what I thought?
00:55:17 As a matter of fact,
00:55:22 I heard you'd committed suicide.
00:55:24 Yes, that's right.
00:55:32 For Christ's sake, Sven!
00:55:36 I had no choice.
00:55:42 Sven, am I to blame?
00:55:44 - Is it my fault?
00:55:52 He's so unhappy, the poor boy.
00:55:54 - What does he want?
00:55:57 - Are you looking for me?
00:56:00 - Sister?
00:56:03 The Germans hanged her
00:56:09 Then they hanged him too.
00:56:12 He's so very unhappy,
00:56:15 to apologize to her.
00:56:17 - If I've understood correctly.
00:56:20 He'd done something mean.
00:56:22 Hurt her, I think.
00:56:24 And regretted it, but he didn't
00:57:35 - Please!
00:57:37 I can't bear to listen.
00:57:40 What had they done?
00:57:43 Something to do with being
00:57:46 - What?
00:57:49 Oh dear, oh dear...
00:57:52 What happens now?
00:57:54 - Who?
00:57:57 What do you mean, "do"?
00:58:01 That's why he's so sad.
00:58:03 Don't you see?
00:58:06 He didn't get a chance to make amends
00:58:08 while she was still alive.
00:58:11 Then he was hanging there
00:58:18 That's why it's so tragic.
00:58:20 Because he can't do anything
00:58:25 He's dead.
00:58:28 They both are.
00:58:35 Sven, how much
00:58:40 Was it 280000?
00:58:42 No, I know, it was 287...
00:58:48 Excuse me for saying so, Sven,
00:58:54 ...but I was relieved
00:59:01 "Now I don't have to pay back
00:59:06 There wasn't any papers.
00:59:12 Good God, Sven,
00:59:16 I can't very well pay back
00:59:20 To me? That would be difficult.
00:59:27 I'm only human, Sven.
00:59:31 A man does the best he can
00:59:34 ...of food on the table.
00:59:38 And enjoy himself.
01:00:04 Jesus...
01:00:06 He wasn't the son of God.
01:00:09 He was just a nice guy.
01:00:16 That's why he was crucified.
01:00:21 - He was tormented and killed.
01:00:25 He was tormented and killed.
01:00:27 - Who?
01:00:29 - He was crucified.
01:00:35 Because he was a nice guy.
01:00:45 Hi, Tomas.
01:00:47 - Hello.
01:00:54 You could at least say "hi"!
01:00:56 - When your grandma's here and all!
01:01:07 Forgive me, Tomas.
01:01:10 I had something fun to tell you.
01:01:13 - I've got a new business concept.
01:01:17 I've got a business concept too,
01:01:27 Imagine, Tomas...
01:01:31 The insurance company gave in.
01:01:33 And why do you think
01:01:37 You've got to be able
01:01:41 Speak plainly
01:01:48 You can write poems
01:01:51 It's not that.
01:01:54 Why complicate things, Tomas?
01:01:59 Life is a market.
01:02:02 It's as simple as that.
01:02:06 It's all about buying something
01:02:12 Or two.
01:02:14 The whole world knows that
01:02:19 Is there no one
01:02:23 - Is there no one who can help you?!
01:02:27 Writing poetry
01:02:32 Easy does it.
01:02:34 It's awful!
01:02:36 Is there no one who can help him?
01:02:40 Is there no one who can help him?
01:02:43 ...that's why he was crucified.
01:02:46 ...who can help him?
01:02:50 Is there no one who can help him?
01:03:13 It would of course
01:03:15 if the chairman of the Economic
01:03:18 could at this point present
01:03:22 of the long-term perspectives
01:03:26 which the council would like
01:03:29 Long-term... I don't know if
01:03:36 but the short-term ones
01:03:39 One moment, please.
01:03:51 Strange. I'm sure I had them
01:04:11 This is obviously not good.
01:04:14 It appears that we shall
01:04:18 and concentrate
01:04:21 But before we do so, we should
01:04:26 what we've discussed here today.
01:04:29 It's difficult, I know.
01:04:33 Our discussion has lasted
01:04:36 but is there anyone who feels
01:04:43 Anyone?
01:04:46 Professor Frank, for example,
01:04:49 hasn't said anything
01:04:52 Well, I agree with
01:04:57 have had to say today.
01:05:00 All we can do is hope.
01:05:07 Would Dr. Wendt
01:05:09 The house across the street,
01:05:13 - I don't follow you.
01:05:16 That house over there.
01:05:19 - What do you mean, "moving"?
01:05:27 That's right, it is!
01:05:29 What kind of nonsense is that?
01:05:31 Hey...
01:05:33 It's moving...
01:05:34 - It is moving!
01:06:08 Take it easy! Take it easy!
01:06:10 The doors open inwards.
01:06:28 It's very important
01:06:34 Very... important!
01:07:19 What papers
01:07:22 What papers?
01:07:24 An official report.
01:07:26 A very troublesome report
01:07:29 which is supposed to clarify
01:07:39 You'll just have to write
01:07:42 Try to remember what was in it.
01:07:44 Write a new one!
01:07:47 What was in it?
01:07:49 There wasn't very much in it.
01:07:52 It's hard,
01:07:56 why we can't afford to work.
01:08:00 It's impossible!
01:08:09 It's not us who decide
01:08:14 We're not the ones who decide.
01:08:17 We must understand that.
01:08:19 It's fate that decides.
01:08:24 Not us. Fate.
01:08:27 Who can decide over fate?
01:08:30 Not us anyway.
01:08:33 All we can do
01:08:38 That's all we can do.
01:09:24 You'll have to forgive me,
01:09:27 because I can't understand
01:09:35 Like I said, I can't help you.
01:10:09 Help!
01:10:23 Ow! I'm stuck!
01:10:30 Enough is enough!
01:11:59 Well now, Anna. From what
01:12:03 not sick or anything.
01:12:05 - Yep, very healthy.
01:12:08 - She's very healthy.
01:12:10 And you're doing well in school.
01:12:12 You're good at reading and writing
01:12:16 I see.
01:12:18 - Have you read many books?
01:12:21 I see.
01:12:23 You see, these ladies and gentlemen
01:12:27 ...they've read all the books.
01:12:31 - Yes, most of them!
01:12:34 And when you've read that much,
01:12:36 well, then you also know
01:12:39 Yes, and we also have
01:12:42 Quite right.
01:12:44 Long experience, I might add.
01:12:47 Yes, indeed.
01:12:49 That's how you know
01:12:51 And, Anna, there's one more thing
01:12:59 You know what can't be done,
01:13:04 Exactly!
01:13:06 Because you can't do
01:13:08 Certainly not.
01:13:10 An ant, for example, can't eat up
01:13:15 Right.
01:13:17 And when it's your birthday,
01:13:20 well, not everyone
01:13:23 If they did, then everyone would get
01:13:27 - No bigger than a crumb!
01:13:31 - That wouldn't be such a fun party.
01:13:36 I can see you understand that.
01:13:42 But there are other things, Anna,
01:13:44 that are impossible
01:13:47 That you can't really understand
01:13:49 when you're small
01:13:52 and have read many, many books.
01:13:55 And then there's also experience.
01:13:59 - No, absolutely not.
01:15:55 Aaaah!
01:17:01 I can't get up.
01:17:07 Help! I can't get up!
01:17:24 We have sacrificed
01:17:29 What more can we do?
01:17:33 Nothing.
01:17:34 - What?
01:17:41 What more can we do?
01:17:51 - Where are we?
01:17:57 Where are we?
01:18:00 At the Grand Hotel,
01:18:05 Oh...
01:18:07 What more can we do?
01:18:11 What?
01:18:13 - But, where are we?
01:18:23 - Where are we?
01:18:36 - Where are we?
01:19:38 What's wrong now,
01:19:40 It's heavy, Pelle.
01:19:43 You have to, Robert.
01:19:47 Come on!
01:20:02 Hang in there, Pelle!
01:20:07 Yes, I know. I know.
01:20:12 - There's a time for everything.
01:20:17 Pelle!
01:20:19 There's a time for misery.
01:20:21 Sure, I know there is.
01:20:23 But it'll soon be over.
01:20:25 Only a few more yards
01:20:27 and we'll have left this damned
01:20:30 Yes. Let's hope so.
01:20:32 - As free men, Pelle.
01:20:34 - Free at last!
01:20:36 And then we'll only have
01:20:39 Right, sure, that'll be nice.
01:20:41 And do what we feel like!
01:20:45 Sure. Sounds good.
01:20:49 Do we not deserve that, Pelle?
01:20:52 Aren't we worth it,
01:20:56 Only a few more yards!
01:20:58 A new day is dawning!
01:21:06 Come on then!
01:21:29 There's a time for everything,
01:21:35 There's a time for everything.
01:21:40 Your time will come, Tomas.
01:21:44 It will... I know that.
01:21:51 It's not true that
01:21:57 They just pretend they don't.
01:21:59 Right now...
01:22:01 They're just pretending.
01:22:04 That's how it is. I know.
01:22:23 Beloved be the one who works
01:22:26 by the day, by the month,
01:22:36 Beloved be the one who sweats
01:22:41 The person who goes, at the order
01:22:48 The one who pays with
01:22:51 The one who sleeps on his back.
01:22:57 The one who no longer remembers
01:22:59 Stop it, Stefan!
01:23:02 You mustn't be unhappy, Tomas.
01:23:13 Take it easy, Tomas,
01:23:18 Beloved be the one
01:23:21 It's okay to cry.
01:23:23 That's what you should do
01:23:25 - Jesus did.
01:23:30 Jesus cried when he was
01:23:34 He hurt so much.
01:23:36 He was crucified...
01:23:39 ...because he was a kind person.
01:23:41 Kind?
01:23:44 Tomas is kind, too...
01:23:46 ...but he's got no head
01:23:50 Of course you're unhappy!
01:23:54 Jesus didn't either.
01:23:58 Yeah, sure.
01:24:00 He was tormented to death
01:24:05 He wasn't the son of God.
01:24:07 He was just a kind person.
01:24:10 Sure.
01:24:17 Beloved be the just man
01:24:26 The bald man without hat.
01:24:30 The thief without roses.
01:24:35 The one who wears a watch
01:24:42 The one who has honor
01:25:42 Are you here, Uffe?
01:25:50 It's been a long time.
01:26:04 I'm ashamed, Kalle.
01:26:08 I'm ashamed.
01:26:13 - It was a bad idea.
01:26:15 The worst I ever had.
01:26:20 Shit!
01:26:22 Damn it all!
01:26:25 How could I be so stupid?
01:26:27 Out of my mind.
01:26:29 To think you can make money
01:26:34 God dammit,
01:26:38 What a fucking dud product!
01:26:44 I haven't kept up
01:26:47 That's the bitter truth.
01:26:54 But I'm going to get
01:26:56 We'll have to find
01:27:00 with a few extra zeros on it.
01:27:09 If I think of something...
01:27:14 I'll call. Bye, Kalle!
01:28:13 Is that Sven?
01:28:30 Is that you, Sven?
01:28:36 Why are you following me, Sven?
01:28:39 Why are you tormenting me?
01:28:43 I can't make it up to you.
01:28:45 How could I do that?
01:28:50 You have no relatives.
01:28:53 What can I do?
01:28:58 Sven!
01:29:00 Can we not treat each other
01:29:04 Forget it all.
01:29:08 The past...
01:29:13 I'd be really happy
01:29:19 You have to see it
01:29:23 I can't take it any more.
01:29:25 I can't take it any more!
01:29:34 I just can't take it any more!
01:30:04 What the hell is this?
01:30:09 How much can you ask
01:30:20 You do what you can.
01:30:23 You struggle...
01:30:27 ...to get a bit of food
01:30:35 And enjoy yourself.
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