Unter Den Br cken Under The Bridges

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00:00:25 Under the Bridges
00:01:39 Hello, "Ente!" Ready to be towed?
00:01:44 Hello "Ingeborg!" Ready to be towed?
00:01:50 Hello, "Lieselotte!"
00:01:52 Ready to be towed?
00:01:59 He'll be right back.
00:02:02 Either Hendrik's not on board,
00:02:06 A boatman needs what a boatman
00:02:21 I'm a boatman. You knew that.
00:02:25 Well, I gotta get going.
00:02:30 Take care, Marie.
00:02:34 Karl, why don't you take me aboard?
00:02:42 Why not? I'm as good as anyone.
00:02:46 Nothing against you, but sometimes
00:02:53 The name's Hendrik. Bye.
00:03:21 On the bridge, too lee doo
00:03:27 The girls walk fro and to
00:03:33 Light and dark, big and small
00:03:39 Who is the prettiest of them all?
00:03:44 The thin ones with blond hair
00:03:47 But the brunettes, a hot delight
00:03:50 And the redheads, sultry and round
00:03:55 Oh, God, yes...
00:03:58 On the bridge, too lee doo
00:04:04 The girls walk fro and to
00:04:09 Round and thin, light and heavy
00:04:15 If only one were mine!
00:04:20 Ash blond, a morsel fine
00:04:23 But gentle ones bronzed brown
00:04:26 And all the rest who'll be mine
00:04:30 Oh, God, yes...
00:04:33 You see, my boy, now you know
00:04:38 Nothing lasts forever, no
00:04:44 On the bridge, too lee doo
00:04:50 The girls walk fro and to
00:04:55 What does he think he's doing?
00:05:13 When you do see a pretty girl,
00:05:18 You can't tie up,
00:05:21 Maybe she wouldn't call a guy Karl
00:05:48 You coulda told me sooner.
00:05:53 Hendrik!
00:06:03 Hey, Marie! Whatcha lookin' at?
00:06:10 Did you see that?
00:06:24 Come on up here! Dang blast it!
00:06:29 I'd smack that guy one
00:06:34 No, no... It's no life...
00:06:59 Hendrik, listen.
00:07:03 We both own equal parts of the barge.
00:07:07 So I reckon I'd have to tell you
00:07:11 if a woman came aboard.
00:07:14 Yeah, I thought about that, too.
00:07:19 But how are you gonna get her off
00:07:25 It gets light so early now.
00:07:28 She can stay here.
00:07:34 Hendrik, this is no way to live.
00:07:38 Chasing every skirt.
00:07:44 I want to get it out of my head.
00:07:47 I'm going to marry.
00:07:52 The one in Brandenburg.
00:07:55 Black hair. And she has a great walk.
00:08:00 Aha!
00:08:03 One kiss, nothing else.
00:08:07 I know one like that, too.
00:08:13 There's room here. You two
00:08:20 Sounds good to me.
00:08:24 I'll introduce her to you tonight.
00:08:32 You'll introduce her to me tonight.
00:09:02 Here we are!
00:09:06 Hi, Vera.
00:09:08 Oh my goodness,
00:09:12 Last time you had a boatman's cap on.
00:09:17 Nice of you to remember.
00:09:21 You still have tar on your fingers.
00:09:26 But, well...
00:09:30 I'm thinking about getting married.
00:09:39 - To whom?
00:09:48 Say, Vera...
00:09:52 What kind of a girl do you think I am
00:10:08 One beer...
00:10:11 Why don't you give me a whole case?
00:10:15 I'm not much on beer.
00:10:20 Come aboard tonight. - What kind
00:10:23 No, not like that!
00:10:28 Um...
00:10:31 My boss. I gotta get a move on, Willi.
00:10:36 Cognac?
00:10:40 Orange liquor. Right away!
00:10:51 Tell me, are you seeing
00:10:57 What kind of a girl do you think I am?
00:11:02 You want me. - The gentlemen
00:11:14 Your liquor.
00:11:18 Right. You drink beer.
00:11:22 Well?
00:11:25 Bring me a beer.
00:11:28 But, Vera! Don't call me 'sir. '
00:11:34 Funny way to propose to me.
00:11:36 Me? I didn't propose!
00:11:39 You gotta be careful about that.
00:11:43 So many things to think about
00:11:48 I'll bring your beer, Hendrik.
00:11:57 Your liquor, Willi.
00:12:02 I need time. There are
00:12:09 Yes, I understand.
00:12:14 Thank you, Willi.
00:12:26 Hi, Hendrik! Don't have a seat...
00:12:31 Where's your boatman's cap?
00:12:36 Your hat?
00:12:39 And my hat.
00:12:41 I will definitely think about it.
00:13:01 Not that we have anything against you.
00:13:04 5 marks 20. Keep the change.
00:13:08 Take care.
00:13:13 You are seeing those two.
00:13:18 What kind of a girl do you think I am
00:14:10 You see, my boy, now you know
00:14:17 Nothing lasts forever
00:14:24 On the bridges, too lee doo
00:14:32 The girls walk fro and to...
00:14:40 Hey, Vera. Shake hands.
00:14:43 Good Vera.
00:14:48 To remind us
00:14:57 How are we supposed to know
00:15:02 We never have the time.
00:15:10 We'll never have the time
00:15:15 If you're always in a rush,
00:15:23 We slaved away for eleven years
00:15:28 now we're stuck here
00:15:33 No, it's no way to live.
00:15:37 Vera's got it good, right?
00:15:40 Say "Quack, quack," Vera!
00:15:49 What is it?
00:15:51 No! Nonsense!
00:15:56 That's the solution!
00:16:01 Then we can tie up where we want.
00:16:05 Yes...
00:16:07 But there's a catch.
00:16:13 20 with installation.
00:16:14 Minus 10 percent... 7, 14, 17...
00:16:22 We'll be in Berlin tomorrow at 3.
00:16:26 If they give us a loan,
00:16:29 then in eight years,
00:16:37 A motor's only worth it if you carry
00:16:42 Express freight is the same deal.
00:16:50 Darn it...
00:16:53 And here we are half the night doing
00:16:59 I'm going up again,
00:17:03 What's more important to you,
00:17:08 Barge. You know where you stand.
00:17:13 So we'll just do a quick
00:17:31 Come here.
00:17:35 Pretty? Where?
00:17:37 On the Glienicker Bridge. Come here!
00:17:49 She wants to jump.
00:17:59 Get the boat ready.
00:18:38 Look, she threw something in.
00:18:59 10 marks. Do you get it?
00:19:12 There, at the bus stop.
00:19:23 Miss, excuse me,
00:19:28 but it's no use waiting.
00:19:33 Thank you.
00:19:39 Don't worry about it. It's better
00:19:46 Yes, I saw everything.
00:19:55 She wanted to jump. - Maybe she
00:20:00 Wait.
00:20:03 I always have to wait?
00:20:05 I pulled a body out of the river once.
00:20:10 You look pretty nice.
00:20:13 You gonna think of another way to die?
00:20:18 It's not true. I didn't want to jump.
00:20:21 Oh, you just came around
00:20:26 Here's the money.
00:20:32 Should I throw it away?
00:20:42 I'll scream if you don't.
00:20:47 If you want something from me,
00:20:56 Come on, Willi.
00:20:58 She looks like every other one.
00:21:19 What's up with Vera?
00:21:27 Did you pull in the plank?
00:21:42 Something wrong?
00:21:46 You hanging around the waterfront?
00:21:50 Why don't you go home?
00:21:56 Why come all the way to Potsdam?
00:22:01 You're a mean person.
00:22:05 Give me the money back.
00:22:08 I do. I have to rent a room.
00:22:12 I didn't think of it before.
00:22:18 I'm in my socks.
00:22:25 It's a half hour's walk to Potsdam.
00:22:30 I'll have to find it.
00:22:33 I guess I'll have to take you.
00:22:36 You're a poor little thing.
00:22:40 Oh, right. You can't be poor
00:22:47 None of my business.
00:22:55 So what's your name?
00:22:59 I got a sister called Anna.
00:23:05 I'm not a mean person.
00:23:09 Why should I get dressed
00:23:14 You can come down to our cabin.
00:23:19 No, I'll find a hotel. Thank you.
00:23:23 It's no problem! You can pay.
00:23:27 You can ride with us
00:23:30 Just like being a ferry passenger.
00:23:34 We're no cannibals, just bargees.
00:23:41 Room, board, the trip...
00:23:45 All together...
00:23:48 10 marks?
00:23:51 Is it a deal?
00:24:40 What kind of life must she have
00:24:46 Send her off if you think
00:24:50 It's my dopey good nature.
00:24:53 We're too good-natured.
00:24:57 You're a bigger dope than I am.
00:25:00 The 10 marks go towards the motor.
00:25:45 Willi?
00:26:10 Why aren't you in your bunk?
00:26:16 On the door.
00:26:20 Don't worry. I took in the plank.
00:26:28 Good night.
00:26:32 Gave you a fright, eh?
00:26:34 It was just a frog. You see?
00:26:38 There he goes.
00:26:41 There are so many noises here.
00:26:49 D'you hear?
00:26:51 There...
00:26:58 That's the wind in the reeds.
00:27:04 And that?
00:27:06 Do you hear it?
00:27:14 That's the water on the hull.
00:27:17 And here...
00:27:19 The ropes rubbing on the bollards.
00:27:22 Put your ear up to it.
00:27:27 Do you hear?
00:27:33 But those aren't noises.
00:27:40 It's nice music to fall asleep to.
00:27:44 Yes. If you know what it is.
00:27:48 And once you get to know it,
00:27:54 When I have to sleep on land,
00:27:59 I start listening for something.
00:28:04 until I remember.
00:28:26 I heard that in the cabin.
00:28:30 It's the helm.
00:28:34 Come here.
00:28:44 It's the heart of the barge.
00:28:47 As long as the heart keeps beating,
00:28:52 You're really attached to your ship.
00:28:58 Is Berlin your home?
00:29:03 Just a furnished flat. My family
00:29:08 I've been in Berlin six months.
00:29:11 Yes, I'm all alone in Berlin.
00:29:16 Please don't think
00:29:20 It's something new, a woman on board.
00:29:26 You're the first.
00:29:30 If I'm not a burden to you,
00:29:33 You go to sleep now. If you listen,
00:29:41 just nice music.
00:29:44 Right?
00:29:47 Good night.
00:31:29 Hello, "Ente!" Ready to be towed?
00:31:35 Hello, "Ingeborg!" Ready to be towed?
00:31:40 Hello, "Lieselotte!"
00:31:44 Ahoy!
00:31:48 Hendrik isn't on board.
00:31:53 ...to get bread rolls!
00:31:56 That can't be!
00:32:03 Since when
00:32:06 Why can't I really want fresh rolls
00:32:17 Come on. Lend a hand.
00:32:19 If she's paying,
00:32:24 Yes, that's right.
00:33:17 Ahoy! You sure slept in.
00:33:23 ...well?
00:33:25 I want to get off now.
00:33:28 I made coffee for you.
00:33:31 Please stop the barge.
00:33:37 Why? Don't you like it with us?
00:33:41 No.
00:33:44 I see.
00:33:48 You should've thought of that sooner.
00:33:51 I like it here.
00:33:56 I wouldn't trade with anybody.
00:33:59 The paint job alone!
00:34:03 I had to scrape it seven times.
00:34:10 Almost... like real ivy.
00:34:16 Believe you me.
00:34:20 Do you live in a mansion?
00:34:25 I thought you were asleep?
00:34:34 Oh well... Anyway, you can't stop
00:34:39 You can wait till we're in Berlin.
00:34:45 No cheese for breakfast.
00:34:54 Cherry jam. Whole fruits, no stones.
00:35:00 Put it back in the corner afterwards,
00:35:08 If you don't like my ivy
00:35:11 then just don't look at them.
00:35:46 You ate all the jam.
00:35:50 He won't notice.
00:35:58 You're so different. I trusted you
00:36:02 It's my character.
00:36:06 But the stories I could tell
00:36:11 Well, um ...
00:36:15 I really do like him.
00:36:21 He could have knocked.
00:36:28 We didn't hear from you all morning.
00:36:34 ...jumped. He wanted to see
00:36:40 He's like that.
00:36:42 He needs his hat.
00:36:48 But otherwise, he's great.
00:36:51 You don't need to worry about me.
00:36:56 So how is it then?
00:37:08 If you don't want to tell me...
00:37:14 What's that?
00:37:27 It's...
00:37:32 The hearts?
00:37:36 My goodness, no...
00:37:42 I want to tell you, but I can't.
00:37:48 Maybe you'll tell us later.
00:37:57 So this is our Vera.
00:38:01 Shake hands, Vera.
00:38:06 She did it!
00:38:10 Want to hold her?
00:38:14 C'mon, give the lady a kiss.
00:38:24 She did it!
00:38:28 You can take her. She's tame.
00:38:35 Can I show him?
00:38:40 Maybe he'll cheer up then.
00:38:52 Look what she does.
00:38:57 Yeah, I taught her.
00:39:02 She plays with my pipe. Vera!
00:39:10 What a great goose.
00:39:18 She likes it with us here.
00:39:22 I like your ivy and hearts, too.
00:39:30 She's like a person. - She's just
00:39:36 Hendrik is right. It's not natural.
00:39:44 Willi, take the helm, okay?
00:39:53 There. Berlin!
00:41:09 Your friend says to come up.
00:41:15 What's that smell?
00:41:19 When the cook won't let anyone into
00:41:24 You have to eat something before
00:41:31 You know. Never had a woman aboard.
00:41:56 Let's keep her on board,
00:42:01 If she stays, we can find out
00:42:05 And she can find out
00:42:10 What about that thing on the bridge?
00:42:13 We don't want to buy a pig in a poke.
00:42:17 And how are you going to tell her?
00:42:21 You're better at feelings and stuff.
00:42:24 If I do it with feeling,
00:42:28 But we have to be able
00:42:33 If that's how it is, we could've kept
00:42:44 Here we are then.
00:42:48 You're hungry, too. Miss?
00:43:00 Like butter.
00:43:17 A leg for me, too.
00:43:28 Just potatoes and gravy, please.
00:43:32 Why teach a goose tricks
00:44:03 That was silly of me.
00:44:13 You're really chewing on her.
00:44:18 Like I said, as tender as butter.
00:44:23 How can a guy eat when
00:44:49 Hendrik has something to tell you.
00:44:52 Not in the mood.
00:44:58 We're taking a load to Rotterdam,
00:45:02 Sit still!
00:45:05 Rotterdam. Right, Hendrik?
00:45:07 2 or 3 months is a long time.
00:45:12 if you... like one of us.
00:45:18 You can stay aboard. For free.
00:45:27 But we need to know
00:45:31 You hear all kinds of things...
00:45:37 Did you really earn that 10 marks?
00:45:41 I know you didn't steal them.
00:45:44 Excuse me, he said it all wrong.
00:45:48 I'm sorry if it was wrong.
00:45:55 He's better at that.
00:45:57 It's not your fault.
00:46:02 Farewell.
00:46:10 Your stupid goose is to blame.
00:46:20 Hey, your purse!
00:46:31 Thanks.
00:46:44 I didn't steal that money.
00:46:54 Look how small she is. Our cabin's
00:47:01 Did you ask where she lives?
00:47:18 That's another thing about a motor...
00:47:23 Then we'll only carry the best.
00:47:29 We'll stand on deck and say,
00:47:36 When we cruise down the Havel
00:47:41 we'll know we have it made.
00:47:45 To Sell & Reeser. About the motor.
00:47:51 Are you really going to Sell & Reeser?
00:47:55 She's a model.
00:48:00 She takes off her clothes for money.
00:48:03 Then they paint her,
00:48:09 We're too good-natured.
00:50:34 She gets upset
00:50:37 Even if she's covered by blankets.
00:50:40 Then my mistake wasn't so bad.
00:50:53 Yes, I'm coming.
00:50:59 Evening.
00:51:03 I was just passing by and...
00:51:08 I thought to myself,
00:51:12 and ask her how she is. "
00:51:20 How did you know where I live?
00:51:25 Your address was there.
00:51:29 Would you have told me?
00:51:34 We're leaving the day after tomorrow.
00:51:40 You knew what he wanted to say.
00:51:43 Yes, but he forgot something.
00:51:48 That we never have time
00:51:55 And that sometimes,
00:52:00 we feel very lonely on our barge.
00:52:03 Yeah. And since you seemed
00:52:09 we thought you'd understand us.
00:52:15 Are we just going to stand here?
00:52:29 Nice place you have here.
00:52:32 but not right now.
00:52:36 You do it evenings, too?
00:52:39 Yes. It can be quite tiring,
00:52:43 I'm sure you haven't eaten.
00:52:52 Cornflowers.
00:53:04 You have noises here, too.
00:53:07 Yes...
00:53:09 Wait!
00:53:14 Chops, butter, rolls,
00:53:19 herring salad. Enough for two.
00:53:24 You think you can always get your way.
00:53:27 The barge always gets its way.
00:53:31 I can't always be eating your things.
00:53:35 Do you like potato pancakes?
00:53:42 Again.
00:53:44 Please do it again.
00:53:48 I got it. Which hand, left or right?
00:53:59 Damn it!
00:54:02 I couldn't do it at first either.
00:54:05 But when you do it 8 hours a day,
00:54:09 What? You make potato pancakes
00:54:14 Yes, at Jaenicke's,
00:54:19 Do you know it?
00:54:21 So you're not a... model?
00:54:30 Making potato pancakes!
00:54:35 Bargee's not much better.
00:54:39 We bring tons of potatoes
00:54:44 To think you made potato pancakes
00:54:49 I didn't lie.
00:54:55 Oh?
00:54:58 Maybe it was just a small picture,
00:55:02 I mean, with trees.
00:55:05 I only went once.
00:55:09 Then it can never be finished?
00:55:14 In a museum?
00:55:20 Alright, now I gotta...
00:55:23 Now I gotta play for you.
00:55:27 Not much. Just tar.
00:55:33 Sure it will.
00:55:35 Just a little more. - It wasn't much
00:55:45 Don't stiffen your fingers.
00:55:48 There.
00:55:50 You have to sit still now.
00:55:53 Now you're
00:56:04 You can't just blow at me!
00:56:09 I had to blow. The curl.
00:56:15 I won't do it again.
00:56:52 I didn't blow.
00:56:56 Your nails are clean.
00:57:04 Do I have to leave now?
00:57:08 Only when we turn the lights on.
00:57:38 The sun said, "Moosh moosh"
00:57:44 The waves said, "Moosh moosh"
00:57:51 The waves said, "Moosh moosh"
00:58:00 And kissed your hand
00:58:06 The South Wind said, "Moosh moosh"
00:58:13 A steamer growled, "Moosh moosh"
00:58:20 A steamer growled, "Moosh moosh"
00:58:29 And sailed to Zanzibar
00:58:38 The big steamers: "Moosh moosh"
00:58:44 Growled and muttered, "Moosh moosh"
00:58:49 Growled and muttered, "Moosh moosh"
00:59:03 And so in love with you
00:59:19 I can't see anything. - If you turn
00:59:27 No.
00:59:57 Good evening.
01:00:06 It's a bit late.
01:00:12 Hendrik thinks I'm disturbing.
01:00:16 He didn't tell me your address.
01:00:21 In my purse, right?
01:00:28 I got it from Hendrik's jacket.
01:00:31 Ask him. Your address,
01:00:39 Max Braun.
01:00:44 Good job.
01:00:49 How dare you
01:00:53 Why are you so upset?
01:00:58 A man who drives a girl so far
01:01:02 I don't want to be reminded.
01:01:09 Willi reminded you.
01:01:14 Mouth!
01:01:17 We're leaving. May I write you?
01:01:22 You don't have to answer.
01:01:25 There's no point in writing
01:01:28 I'm alright without an answer.
01:01:32 As long as you go through my pockets,
01:01:37 Can't you see that you're imposing?
01:01:39 Tell him I'm not imposing!
01:01:42 I should never have come on the barge.
01:01:45 Don't get upset.
01:01:51 You paid for everything.
01:01:56 I would've been cheaper
01:02:01 Much cheaper.
01:02:05 Don't worry.
01:02:11 Otherwise I'd wring his neck. 'Night.
01:02:23 Maybe I really am
01:02:27 If you write, I'll answer for sure.
01:02:30 Just a few words on a postcard.
01:02:33 Yes. How you're doing.
01:02:38 He can write for himself.
01:02:42 Not a fight. I'm just mad at him.
01:02:49 The two of us have never fought.
01:02:53 I'll write to you when we're away.
01:02:58 Good night.
01:03:01 Have a good trip.
01:03:03 Thank,.
01:03:36 Ferry!
01:03:43 We said one takes the cabin,
01:03:47 and the other moves up to the bow.
01:03:49 I see...
01:03:54 You mean you couldn't stand it
01:04:02 One of us has to leave the barge.
01:04:05 And who?
01:04:07 That's simple.
01:04:09 The one who gets her.
01:04:12 At least the other one has the barge.
01:04:19 You've got it all figured out.
01:04:24 Decency. We're friends, aren't we?
01:04:28 Or could you bear it
01:04:35 Yes. He'd have to leave the barge.
01:04:49 Willi!
01:04:51 That's unheard of. They didn't
01:04:56 Darn it!
01:05:23 Would you like something?
01:05:27 Does a painter live here?
01:05:31 Which one do you want?
01:05:37 It's... business, you see?
01:05:42 Come in.
01:05:55 Navy, right?
01:05:58 Naw, I'm a bargee.
01:06:02 Oh my goodness! Of course! Silly me.
01:06:06 Go on in.
01:06:11 Thls is his studio.
01:06:13 I'm so used to knocking
01:06:18 'Cause they're always naked...
01:06:21 Quite a draft today.
01:06:27 Put this on till Herr Braun gets back.
01:06:31 Here. - Why?
01:06:36 Hang your clothes on the hangar,
01:06:41 Herr Braun doesn't like untidiness.
01:06:44 Do I look like I'd
01:06:48 Then put back the robe
01:06:52 I thought you were going to model,
01:06:57 Your head doesn't really
01:07:29 If dust gets on them,
01:07:34 As if there were
01:07:43 Hello?
01:07:45 My goodness!
01:08:12 Evening. Herr Witt sent me.
01:08:15 'cause he's not coming to Rotterdam.
01:08:33 "... I want to tell her
01:08:36 that she means
01:08:40 Your dear friend, Willi. "
01:08:47 Fix up your bunk in the bow.
01:08:51 Yes Sir, boatman.
01:08:55 "Your dear friend, Willi"
01:09:10 Evening. - Evening. - I won't
01:09:14 Yes, please do.
01:09:19 Was Willi here?
01:09:22 10... 60... 1.60... 6.60
01:09:26 I just wanted to return your money.
01:09:31 You were right.
01:09:35 You didn't eat, so 6.60 change.
01:09:40 You said we were too expensive.
01:09:44 I didn't mean it that way!
01:09:48 I don't want to fight again.
01:09:53 The money stays!
01:09:56 Fine. Leave it.
01:10:00 I really don't want to fight.
01:10:06 It's silly. I mean, I'll take it.
01:10:09 No. Just leave it.
01:10:21 I'm sewing curtains for the cabin.
01:10:24 But I'm not quite finished.
01:10:29 You have everything so neat and tidy.
01:10:34 We do everything ourselves.
01:10:39 But curtains were too tricky.
01:10:44 I don't think I paid enough...
01:10:49 No. You took care of me.
01:10:53 And I never even said thank you.
01:10:56 Thank you.
01:10:59 Don't mention it.
01:11:05 Sure.
01:11:08 Of course.
01:11:14 My God!
01:12:30 Curtains!
01:12:33 Put 'em in the cabin. But don't
01:12:38 No Sir, boatman.
01:13:26 Just passing by...
01:13:32 No, no... It's just 'cause
01:14:47 And tousled your hair
01:15:01 And sailed to Zanzibar
01:15:57 You just run off!
01:16:02 Naw. I was just thinking
01:16:08 Why did you fight with your friend?
01:16:12 Aw, it's no big deal.
01:16:17 ...on whether
01:16:27 So do you want
01:16:35 Did you know the "Lieselotte"
01:16:40 Tonight she'll tie up
01:16:43 He writes to you. What does he write?
01:16:47 He thanked me for the curtains.
01:16:55 Shall we go rowing?
01:17:00 No, let's go rowing.
01:17:19 Why are you in such a hurry?
01:17:22 Somebody might see me, a full-fledged
01:17:26 It was your idea.
01:17:38 Let's stop here.
01:17:56 I've wanted to tell you something
01:18:01 What?
01:18:02 I trusted you right away,
01:18:10 I'd like to know your opinion.
01:18:15 About...
01:18:17 That time in Potsdam...
01:18:20 Did you ever look out my window?
01:18:24 The first time I looked out,
01:18:29 I wasn't used to it. Now I am, but
01:18:35 Just a bare wall.
01:18:41 It was springtime when I moved
01:18:44 I didn't have anyone to talk to.
01:18:48 I didn't know anyone in Berlin.
01:18:51 And frying potato pancakes
01:18:56 One Sunday I was in Potsdam.
01:19:01 I stood on the Glienicker Bridge
01:19:05 There were young girls everywhere.
01:19:09 And on the banks, too. I thought
01:19:13 it was my own fault
01:19:17 That's what I thought.
01:19:21 Yes, right?
01:19:23 Then I went swimming.
01:19:26 I fell asleep under the sun,
01:19:31 A big beach ball.
01:19:35 and I took the ball and threw it back.
01:19:39 That was the one who...
01:19:43 We met often after that. In cafés.
01:19:47 He was a painter, and said one day
01:19:52 that I should model for him.
01:20:00 He said it was only for his painting.
01:20:05 I didn't believed him and said no.
01:20:08 But later at home, and at Jaenicke's,
01:20:13 I recalled the Glienicker Bridge,
01:20:16 I went to him. I thought I had to,
01:20:20 But I was wrong. It really was
01:20:25 He even said I looked better
01:20:28 First I go running to Herr Braun,
01:20:32 Yes, I would have done it.
01:20:35 And then he didn't even want me.
01:20:40 I was terribly ashamed,
01:20:46 I stood there for an hour.
01:20:50 I was so bewildered
01:20:54 And then I ran and ran...
01:21:00 No, what makes you think that?
01:21:03 I went everywhere I'd been
01:21:10 But on the Glienicker Bridge,
01:21:13 I figured out I was more ashamed
01:21:20 And that I shouldn't cry so much
01:21:25 Yes...
01:21:28 That's it?
01:21:32 Would you like liverwurst or aspic?
01:21:35 No, no aspic. Nothing.
01:21:39 But I could never tell him that.
01:21:44 Who?
01:21:45 Well...
01:21:48 Hendrik.
01:21:54 You like Hendrik a lot.
01:21:57 Well, yes. Otherwise it'd be simple.
01:22:01 I didn't like him at all at first.
01:22:07 At least he sent you a card.
01:22:09 He didn't write to me. I found out
01:22:15 Could I have a sandwich now?
01:22:18 No, liverwurst.
01:23:24 Shut up, Tobi!
01:23:32 Forget about it, Tobi.
01:24:08 Can't your stupid mutt shut up?
01:24:12 It's disgusting with animals onboard.
01:24:16 The dog is housetrained.
01:24:25 Then he can stay.
01:24:28 I bet you taught him some tricks.
01:24:47 The evenings are getting cold.
01:24:51 She'll just have to freeze.
01:24:58 Sure she has coal.
01:25:03 No one to bring up the coals.
01:25:10 But today...
01:25:14 She doesn't care about me.
01:25:21 Not about me.
01:25:28 Here.
01:25:34 Well then...
01:25:41 So you knew all along?
01:25:44 You left me on land working the crane
01:26:02 You left me sitting on the crane,
01:26:07 No I didn't. I didn't disappear from
01:26:13 Anyway... going 'round and 'round...
01:26:20 It's better if I stay onboard.
01:26:26 What now?
01:26:30 I tell you,
01:27:00 Don't, the boy'll do it.
01:27:21 Scandalous,
01:27:53 Oh my goodness, where did
01:27:58 He adopted me.
01:28:00 He's really crazy. Tobi, get the cat!
01:28:10 Did the "Lieselotte" come in today?
01:28:17 He's nice.
01:28:24 Do you want him?
01:28:28 You'd have something to take care of.
01:28:35 I know how it is to care
01:28:42 It's not good.
01:28:44 You want to give him to me
01:28:49 Aren't you sad?
01:28:53 You really think he'll come tomorrow?
01:28:57 You see, it's like this...
01:29:00 He might. He has a lot to do
01:29:07 But one thing I know for sure:
01:29:13 left him cold.
01:29:17 He really cares about you.
01:29:30 Hey, listen...
01:29:32 But he's a really great guy, Hendrik.
01:29:39 You still have my keys.
01:29:43 You say he never said it.
01:29:48 There must have been something.
01:29:52 What was it?
01:29:54 Before he left, he...
01:30:00 A fight?
01:30:06 Listen, Miss Altmann...
01:30:12 Someone's at my place!
01:30:56 Now, damn it, I have to know...
01:31:00 Nonsense! You didn't have anyone
01:31:04 I've been thinking about it for
01:31:09 Homesick. Depressed.
01:31:12 Painting. Depressed afterwards,
01:31:15 Am I right?
01:31:21 So I wasn't mistaken,
01:31:25 Now I know for sure. A guy always
01:31:30 But the barge is small. You can't
01:31:35 I'll take care of you.
01:31:43 Now I'm here,
01:31:48 I brought you a little
01:31:53 But he's gone.
01:31:58 A llttle fur ball?
01:32:02 He's downstairs with the dog.
01:32:18 Come on, Tobi.
01:32:25 Hurry up with your packing!
01:32:29 You can't wait, can you?
01:32:34 Yes.
01:32:36 My good nature is gone for good!
01:32:39 Don't forget the bobble curtains.
01:32:47 Motor! What a laugh...
01:32:51 Shut your yap, I say!
01:32:54 Go climb the freight crane,
01:32:57 Round and 'round like a carousel.
01:33:04 The dog's not going!
01:33:10 Do you understand?
01:33:15 So the dog stays.
01:33:25 Out of my way.
01:33:27 Get out of my way!
01:33:30 So you're really going to do it:
01:33:34 With this mutt!
01:33:38 I'll move out of the cabin...
01:33:47 Willi, you're really making a scene!
01:33:53 Don't make such a fuss.
01:33:56 I thought it wouldn't work out
01:34:01 Anna is up in the bow already.
01:34:12 And I thought the good times
01:34:18 Willi, it'll be a great life!
01:34:28 Hello, "Lieselotte!"
01:34:31 Hello, "Lieselotte!"
01:34:35 Oh, right!
01:34:38 Morning, Peters!
01:34:43 Tie on the others first.
01:34:49 ...went to get fresh bread rolls!