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00:02:00I'm really sorry. Does he wear glasses or contact lens glasses?
00:02:31You'll have to hurry up
00:02:48He decided that his brown leather shoes were the best pair to wear
00:02:53His back hurt a little but not like some other times in the past when the pain was intolerable
00:03:00He was thinking his wife didn't love him at all anymore
00:03:07He didn't burst into tears and he didn't think that the first thing most people do when they realize someone doesn't love them anymore
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00:03:20Sir, do you mind taking a look into the camera here for me?
00:03:25Doubtful, thank you
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00:03:32Have you ever been on your own before no never
00:03:36Are you allergic to any foods? No
00:03:39Your last relationship lasted how many years around 12. Do you remember how long exactly sir?
00:03:4611 years in one month
00:03:49Sexual preference women
00:03:54However, I had one homosexual experience in the past in college
00:04:00Is there a bisexual option available?
00:04:03No, sir. This option is no longer available since about last summer due to several operational problems
00:04:09I'm afraid you have to decide right now if you want to be registered as a homosexual or heterosexual
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00:04:24Think I should be registered as a heterosexual
00:04:27Any children sir, no and the dog my brother he was here a couple of years ago, but he didn't make it
00:04:33You might remember him
00:04:35Medium build 48 years old ball patch blonde hair. I'm afraid not, sir
00:04:42Okay, I would like you to write your name clearly on this form in capital letters and sign it, please
00:04:48Okay, thank you very much
00:04:51Okay, so you are not allowed to use the volleyball or the tennis courts
00:04:55These are only for the couples. You can use the facilities for individual sports such as squash and golf
00:05:01You can stay in the hotel for up to 45 days
00:05:04You'll be staying in a single room if everything goes well and you make it you'll be moved to a double room
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00:05:34I'm afraid you cannot keep any of your personal belongings
00:05:38We will provide everything you need as far as garments accessories and shoes are concerned
00:05:44You can keep this
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00:05:47shoe size, please
00:05:49forty four and a half
00:05:50Forty four or forty five. There are no half sizes
00:05:55Forty-five
00:05:57If you need a haircut call reception one day ahead smoking is not allowed
00:06:01That way you'll be able to run for longer during the hunt without getting tired and your breath won't smell when you kiss
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00:06:27Excuse me, if we need to get here cut we must call the reception day before that right? That's right
00:06:44His room number was 101
00:06:50A tranquilizer gun was hanging on the wall above his bed
00:06:56On the table were 20 tranquilizer darts, a black plastic watch, a pair of sunglasses, and a cologne for men.
00:07:08Inside the wardrobe were four identical grey trousers, four identical button-down shirts in white and blue,
00:07:16a belt, socks, underwear, a blazer, a striped tie, and a white bathrobe.
00:07:26He looked out the window. The unconscious bodies of the captured loners were lying on the wet ground.
00:07:38Thank God they wear those waterproof ponchos, he thought.
00:07:44Room 195. Two loners, two extra days.
00:07:52Room 272. One loner, one extra day.
00:07:58Hello. I'm the hotel manager and this gentleman is my partner. We'd like to welcome you.
00:08:18You're one of the lucky ones. You have one of our superior rooms, which means you have a view.
00:08:22Did you read the leaflet?
00:08:24Yes, I did.
00:08:25Very good. Now, the fact that you'll turn into an animal if you fail to fall in love with someone during your stay here
00:08:30is not something that should upset you or get you down.
00:08:34Just think, as an animal, you'll have a second chance to find a companion.
00:08:38But even then, you must be careful. You need to choose a companion that is a similar type of animal to you.
00:08:44A wolf and a penguin could never live together, nor could a camel and a hippopotamus.
00:08:50That would be absurd. Think about it.
00:08:54I understand this discussion is a little unpleasant for you, but it is my duty to prepare you psychologically for all possible outcomes.
00:09:03Now, have you thought of what animal you'd like to be if you end up alone?
00:09:06Yes, a lobster.
00:09:08Why a lobster?
00:09:09Because lobsters live for over 100 years, are blue-blooded like aristocrats, and stay fertile all their lives.
00:09:22I also like to see very much. I waterski and swim quite well since I was a teenager.
00:09:30I must congratulate you. The first thing most people think of is a dog, which is why the world is full of dogs.
00:09:36Very few people choose an unusual animal, which is why they are endangered.
00:09:40A lobster is an excellent choice. Could you stand for us, please?
00:09:45This is to show you how easy life is when there are two of something rather than just one.
00:09:50We tend to forget that from time to time.
00:09:52The handcuff will be removed at the same time tomorrow.
00:09:55Sorry, Bob.
00:09:57I hope you enjoy your stay with us. Goodbye.
00:10:14Have a good day.
00:10:44Good morning. Room 101.
00:11:1444 days left. Breakfast is served.
00:11:18His first day was one he'd never forget.
00:11:49Near his table at breakfast sat a young woman with her head tilted back.
00:11:54Later he would learn that she often got nosebleeds.
00:11:58Next to her sat her best friend.
00:12:04He thanked the waiter who served him his coffee and thought about his wife for a moment.
00:12:11A woman who seemed to like butter biscuits offered one to a man drinking a Campari and soda for breakfast.
00:12:21He then looked behind him and saw a woman, who he would later find out was absolutely heartless.
00:12:30And some others in the couple's area, whom he'd never meet during his stay at the hotel.
00:12:39That morning he was really hungry.
00:12:42He could have eaten a whole chicken, but ate almost nothing.
00:12:46Hello.
00:12:48Hello.
00:12:49I've decided to go for a walk outside with my new friend.
00:12:52Let me introduce you. This is Robert.
00:12:55He stays in the room next to mine and has a list.
00:12:57Pleased to meet you.
00:12:59I'm staying in room 101.
00:13:02I'm on the same floor. I'm on 186.
00:13:04Would you like to join us?
00:13:06Why not?
00:13:25One of these days it's going to be me on one of those yachts.
00:13:28What are those yachts?
00:13:30The final ordeal before letting you go, and the hardest one.
00:13:34Fifteen days of vacation, just the couple alone.
00:13:37Didn't you read the leaflet?
00:13:38I did.
00:13:42Have you seen John's leg?
00:13:44No.
00:13:46John, would you show your leg?
00:13:52Oh, yeah.
00:13:58Room 187, day two.
00:14:05Hello, everyone.
00:14:10My mother was left on her own when my father fell in love
00:14:12with a woman who was better at math than she was.
00:14:16She had a postgraduate degree, I think,
00:14:18whereas my mother was only a graduate.
00:14:22I was 19 at the time.
00:14:26My mother entered the hotel but didn't make it
00:14:28and was turned into a wolf.
00:14:30I really missed her.
00:14:33I found out she'd been moved to a zoo.
00:14:35I often went there to see her.
00:14:38I'd give her raw meat.
00:14:41I knew that wolves liked raw meat,
00:14:43but I couldn't figure out which of the wolves was my mother,
00:14:45so I used to give a little bit to each of them.
00:14:50One day I decided to enter the enclosure.
00:14:54I really missed her and I wanted a hug.
00:14:57I climbed the fence and jumped in.
00:15:00All the wolves charged at once and attacked me.
00:15:04All but two who stood motionless.
00:15:07My guess is that one of those two must have been my mother.
00:15:12The zoo guards got to me quite quickly
00:15:14and took me to the hospital.
00:15:17Thankfully I didn't lose my leg, I just had this limp,
00:15:20which is also my defining characteristic.
00:15:24My wife died six days ago.
00:15:27She was very beautiful and I loved her very much.
00:15:31She had a limp too.
00:15:36Thank you, John. You can return to your seat now.
00:15:38APPLAUSE
00:15:48Let's move on to our next guest.
00:15:50Room 104, Day 2.
00:15:58Hello, everyone.
00:16:02This is only my second day here,
00:16:05but already I feel like a member of a wonderful group.
00:16:09My defining characteristic is that I have a very beautiful smile.
00:16:15MUSIC
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00:16:43Have you ever danced with anybody?
00:16:45Sorry?
00:16:47Have you ever danced with anybody?
00:16:49Yes.
00:16:53What sort of dancing did you do?
00:16:57It depends on the music.
00:17:00Do you need to sit down?
00:17:02No, no, no. I'm getting ready to dance.
00:17:04Oh.
00:17:09Can I sit here?
00:17:14Sorry.
00:17:23Can I sit here? Of course.
00:17:27Let me introduce you to my best friend.
00:17:32That woman you were talking to has no feelings whatsoever.
00:17:35She feels nothing at all.
00:17:37She's the best hunter in the hotel.
00:17:39Silent and very fast.
00:17:41She's the women's record holder.
00:17:43192 captives.
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00:18:35Would you like to dance?
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00:19:07I'm sorry I've got blood on your shirt.
00:19:10But don't worry, there are many ways to remove blood stains from clothing.
00:19:13One way is to rinse the clothes with cold water, then rub with sea salt.
00:19:17Another way is to scrub the stains with cotton wool dipped in ammonia.
00:19:20The third way is to mix flour and water into a paste like toothpaste,
00:19:23especially if the clothes are delicate or brightly coloured.
00:19:26But just never use warm water on blood, ever.
00:19:29OK.
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00:19:51I think I have to rest for a little bit. My legs hurt.
00:19:54That's OK. But let me know when you feel better and we can dance again.
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00:20:23APPLAUSE
00:20:27SIREN BLARES
00:20:51I wish I didn't have this limb.
00:20:55I used to be very good at running, but not any more.
00:20:58I'm sure I'll be slower than them.
00:21:01If I were you, I'd think of some tricks that use the element of surprise instead of speed.
00:21:08You're right. That's what I'll do.
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00:22:24SINGING IN GREEK
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00:23:24SINGING IN GREEK
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00:24:18Room 186, one loaner, one extra day, 38 days there left, plus one, 39.
00:24:36Room 180, the days of your stay remain unchanged.
00:24:42Room 290, four loaners, four extra days.
00:24:48154 days left, plus four, 158.
00:24:55Room 101, the days of your stay remain unchanged.
00:25:0132 days left, breakfast is served.
00:25:14Man eats alone.
00:25:17Man eats alone.
00:25:37How many darts did you use yesterday?
00:25:39Twelve.
00:25:47Please take off your trousers and sit on the bed.
00:25:50Can we not do this today? It's awful.
00:25:54I know. But I'm afraid we have to do it.
00:25:57And you have no idea how much it helps you psychologically in your search for a partner.
00:26:02Man eats with woman.
00:26:18Thank you.
00:26:26Is your room number 186?
00:26:28Yes, it is.
00:26:32I imagine you know that masturbation is not permitted in the rooms or any other area of the hotel.
00:26:37Yes.
00:26:39And yet it has been brought to my attention that you continue to do it.
00:26:44Today you became erect quicker than on other days. That's good.
00:26:48Please, just a little longer.
00:26:50Have a good day.
00:26:52That's awful. Just awful.
00:26:54Were you looking at a photograph while you were masturbating?
00:26:57Yes.
00:26:59What did the photograph show?
00:27:04A naked woman on a horse in the country.
00:27:07If I were in your shoes, I would not be ogling the naked woman but the horse.
00:27:11I'm sure that horse was once a weak and cowardly man just like you.
00:27:15Woman walks alone.
00:27:25Help!
00:27:27This is not necessary, please.
00:27:30It was an accident. I just got carried away.
00:27:33This is not necessary.
00:27:35Please, place your hand in the toaster.
00:27:37This could be a warning.
00:27:39But I've been good otherwise.
00:27:53I'm sorry. I'm sorry, please.
00:27:55Please, please, I'm sorry.
00:27:59Woman walks with man.
00:28:09Woman walks with man.
00:28:30What they do as soon as you enter the room is to wash your body and your head really well.
00:28:35How do you know?
00:28:37My uncle used to know a waiter who worked here.
00:28:40No waiters know about the procedure. They're not allowed inside that room.
00:28:43Nevertheless, they peel off the skin which has become soft due to the water and the soap.
00:28:50Afterwards, they remove the heart, the eyes and other vital organs of the body with a laser or scalpels.
00:28:58Then the procedure changes according to the animal one has chosen.
00:29:02That makes total sense.
00:29:05I mean, I suppose mammals demand a different kind of work than fowls, for example.
00:29:11Exactly.
00:29:12Afterwards, they throw the remaining body parts into the casks outside the hotel's restaurant
00:29:17and distribute the blood to the hospitals in the city.
00:29:20Why is that?
00:29:21The blood is used for surgeries where there are no blood donors available.
00:29:30Your guests arrived yesterday.
00:29:32Yes, I saw.
00:29:33I think I saw a woman with a limp.
00:29:35It's just a sprained ankle.
00:29:38She'll be walking normally again in a few days.
00:29:40That's a shame.
00:29:43That is a shame indeed.
00:29:50One night on the coach, he sat next to the woman who liked butter biscuits.
00:29:55He gazed out of the window, not looking at anything in particular, just trying to avoid talking to her.
00:30:02How's Bob?
00:30:03He's fine.
00:30:05Give anything to go for a walk with you and Bob one afternoon.
00:30:09The dog's not allowed out of the room, I'm afraid.
00:30:12There are some excuses that no one can argue with, he thought.
00:30:16Some excuses are without doubt better than others.
00:30:19And that was a really good one.
00:30:25These biscuits are for Bob.
00:30:27I want you to give them to him whenever you want to reward him for something.
00:30:30Tell him they're from me.
00:30:31Thank you.
00:30:33Can I come to your room sometime for a chat?
00:30:36I could give you a blowjob.
00:30:38Or you could just fuck me.
00:30:40I always swallow after fellatio and I've got absolutely no problem with anal sex, if that's your thing.
00:30:45My ex-husband always used to say I had the most beautiful eyes he'd ever seen, but let's not talk about him.
00:30:50My room number is 180, so my telephone extension's 180.
00:30:55Hope I catch some loners tonight.
00:30:57Haven't caught any the last few nights.
00:31:00Hope you catch lots, too.
00:31:02Thank you very much.
00:31:07If I don't find a suitable partner soon, I'm going to kill myself by throwing myself out of one of the rooms.
00:31:14Out of the window.
00:31:17I want you to know that.
00:31:19My room is on the first floor.
00:31:21I hope I catch some loners today, she said.
00:31:25And I hope you catch lots, too.
00:31:27She then told him that if she didn't find a suitable partner soon,
00:31:31she was going to kill herself by jumping from one of the room windows.
00:31:36320, maybe.
00:31:38Or one higher up, 480.
00:31:41That would be even better.
00:31:44When she stopped talking, he stared at her blankly, not knowing what to say.
00:31:50He then looked out at the woods and thought once more how good his excuse had been.
00:31:58Not bad. A bit higher.
00:32:04Have you thought about what animals you want to be if you don't make it?
00:32:09A lobster.
00:32:18I'm going to be a parrot if I don't make it.
00:32:23Why don't you become parrots, too?
00:32:25And then we'll all be together.
00:32:27You're a complete idiot.
00:32:29Picking one of the few animals that can talk when you have a speech impediment.
00:32:32You're lisp, even as an animal.
00:32:34As for you, they'll catch you and put you in a pot of boiling water until you die.
00:32:38And then they'll crack open your claws with a tool, like pliers,
00:32:41and they'll suck out what little flesh you have with their mouths.
00:32:43You're pathetic, both of you.
00:32:47I'm not going to be turned into some animal.
00:32:49I'll come and visit you, though.
00:32:51With my partner.
00:32:52When we're walking together in some park, or when we're swimming in the sea.
00:32:56Or when we're on one of our trips.
00:33:05Ah!
00:33:06Fred!
00:33:08Come on!
00:33:14Room 187, please.
00:33:16It's no coincidence that the targets are shaped like single people and not couples.
00:33:46Hello.
00:34:09Hello.
00:34:11Hello.
00:34:12Your swimsuit is very nice.
00:34:14Thanks.
00:34:17Thank you very much.
00:34:18You're welcome.
00:34:20Do you like to swim breaststroke, front crawl, butterfly or backstroke?
00:34:24I like all strokes equally.
00:34:26You know, I love breaststroke.
00:34:28No, really.
00:34:29My friends often tease me and say,
00:34:30stop swimming breaststroke all the time.
00:34:32And then they laugh.
00:34:34Breaststroke is great.
00:34:36It's excellent exercise for the back.
00:34:47Thank you.
00:35:07When swimming breaststroke, men shouldn't wear swim shorts
00:35:11as it really limits movement in the buttocks.
00:35:15But you knew that, didn't you?
00:35:16I think your nose is bleeding.
00:35:18Really?
00:35:21Oh, no.
00:35:24This happens to me all the time.
00:35:28It's really, really annoying.
00:35:30I know.
00:35:31I have a nosebleed problem too.
00:35:45I saw what you did.
00:35:47It must have hurt.
00:35:56Is it coming out?
00:36:00No.
00:36:05Yes.
00:36:06Can I use a tissue?
00:36:07Yes.
00:36:11I'm going to ask you a question
00:36:12and I want you to answer me honestly.
00:36:15What's worse, to die of cold and hunger in the woods,
00:36:18to become an animal that will be killed and eaten by some bigger animal,
00:36:22or to have a nosebleed from time to time?
00:36:26To become an animal that will be killed and eaten by some bigger animal.
00:36:29Exactly.
00:36:31She doesn't suspect that you're lying?
00:36:33No.
00:36:43I'm very happy because we have a new couple.
00:36:46They met just two days ago,
00:36:48but they're very much in love and perfectly suited.
00:36:51They both have the same problem with their noses.
00:36:53They bleed quite suddenly.
00:37:00Tomorrow they'll be transferred to a double room
00:37:02with a larger wardrobe and a larger bathroom.
00:37:05They will remain in the double room for two weeks
00:37:07and then they'll be transferred to the yachts for a further two weeks.
00:37:10We wish you every success
00:37:11and we hope you will return to the city as a couple.
00:37:18I'm very happy.
00:37:19Me too.
00:37:21Congratulations.
00:37:22The course of your relationship will be monitored closely
00:37:25by our staff and by me personally.
00:37:27If you encounter any problems, any tensions, any arguing
00:37:30that you cannot resolve yourselves,
00:37:32you will be assigned children.
00:37:34That usually helps a lot.
00:37:41CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
00:37:50Good morning.
00:37:52Room 101.
00:37:54Seven days left.
00:37:56Breakfast is served.
00:37:58DOORBELL RINGS
00:38:11DOOR OPENS
00:38:13DOOR CLOSES
00:38:39You have really nice hair.
00:38:42I know.
00:38:44Look.
00:38:53How do you like mine?
00:38:56Well, I think you have quite dry hair.
00:38:59The colour is OK, though.
00:39:01The most important thing is that you're not bald.
00:39:05However, when it comes to men,
00:39:07baldness is always a possibility you can't avoid.
00:39:10Is your father bald?
00:39:11No, he isn't.
00:39:12And even if I someday lose my hair,
00:39:14there are things I can do to get my hair back.
00:39:17I can have a hair transplant.
00:39:19You can always tell them someone's had a hair transplant.
00:39:21I know.
00:39:22Nice hair is not something you can get.
00:39:24It's something you're born with.
00:39:26And the fact that your father isn't bald
00:39:28shouldn't put you at ease.
00:39:32Have you decided what you're going to do on your last day?
00:39:38I'm still thinking about it.
00:39:41DOOR CREAKS
00:39:44Morning, ladies.
00:39:46DOOR CREAKS
00:39:52So, today is your last day.
00:39:55And as is customary,
00:39:57you can choose how you would like to spend your last night.
00:40:00What I always say in these situations
00:40:02is it would be wise to do something you can't do as an animal.
00:40:05For example, read a work of classic literature.
00:40:08Or sing a song you really like.
00:40:10It would be silly to choose, for example,
00:40:13a walk in the grounds
00:40:15or to have sexual intercourse with another person
00:40:18because those are things you can do as an animal.
00:40:21But first, your best friend has written something
00:40:24she'd like to read to you, which is really very touching.
00:40:30We always sat together at school.
00:40:32And whenever I had a problem, I talked to you about it
00:40:35because you always gave the best advice.
00:40:37When we didn't manage to find dance partners at the school prom,
00:40:40the fact that we were together at that difficult moment
00:40:43gave me strength.
00:40:45I'm sorry that things have come to this.
00:40:47I'm sure that if you had a few more days,
00:40:50you would find someone just like I did
00:40:52because you're an adorable person
00:40:54and you have very beautiful hair and very nice breasts.
00:40:57I was always jealous of your hair. You know that.
00:41:00You were, are and always will be my best friend
00:41:03and I'll think of you often
00:41:05and I'll always wear those silver earrings you gave me for my birthday.
00:41:09I'll miss you.
00:41:11And however many new girlfriends I make in a few days
00:41:14when I move back into the city,
00:41:16I don't think I'll find another as true.
00:41:21I'd like to watch the films down by me.
00:41:23Woods River Phoenix, Kiefer, Sutherland and Richard Dreyfuss.
00:41:27Alone.
00:41:28Excellent choice.
00:41:30Lovely film.
00:41:36PHONE RINGS
00:41:49Please leave a message.
00:41:54Hello.
00:41:55You're probably in the bathroom,
00:41:57that's why you can't hear the phone ring.
00:41:59Nothing like a cold shower in the morning.
00:42:02Well, I'll call you a little bit later
00:42:06after you've finished your shower.
00:42:08We'll talk later.
00:42:10Bye.
00:42:19One day, as he was playing golf,
00:42:21he thought that it is more difficult to pretend
00:42:24that you do have feelings when you don't
00:42:26than to pretend you don't have feelings when you do.
00:42:30He also thought that he liked her accent
00:42:33and he'd always preferred women with short hair.
00:42:36So he decided that she was the one.
00:42:39During the hunt, he would follow her
00:42:42and as soon as she shot a loner,
00:42:44he would say to her,
00:42:46I wish we had real guns instead of these silly tranquiliser ones.
00:42:50Why don't you kill him with your bare hands?
00:42:53And the moment she put her hands around the loner's throat,
00:42:56he would say,
00:42:58I hope he dies right away.
00:43:27CRYING
00:43:50What happened?
00:43:52She jumped from the window of room 180.
00:43:56There's blood and biscuits everywhere.
00:43:58I hope she dies right away.
00:44:01On second thoughts,
00:44:03I hope she suffers quite a bit before she dies.
00:44:06I just hope her pathetic screams can't be heard from my room
00:44:09because I was thinking about having a lie down
00:44:11and I need peace and quiet.
00:44:13I was playing golf and I'm quite tired.
00:44:16The last thing I need is some woman dying slowly and loudly.
00:44:19I can't hear you with all the screaming.
00:44:21We'll talk some other time when it's quieter.
00:44:27Goodbye.
00:44:32Goodbye.
00:44:41One message.
00:44:43Hello.
00:44:45You're probably in the bathroom, that's why you can't hear the phone ring.
00:44:48Nothing like a cold shower in the morning.
00:44:51Well, I'll call you a little bit later
00:44:55after you've finished your shower.
00:44:57We'll talk later.
00:44:59Bye.
00:45:04Mind if I join you?
00:45:14You're wet, ain't you?
00:45:25No, I'm not.
00:45:55Thank you.
00:46:15I think we are a match.
00:46:17Yes, I think so too.
00:46:22The keys to the double room, please.
00:46:25Thank you.
00:46:32I wish you the best of luck.
00:46:34We all wish you the best of luck.
00:46:51Do you normally sleep on the left side of the bed or the right?
00:46:54The left. Perfect.
00:46:58Should I turn off the light or would you like to read?
00:47:01I'd like to read. Does the light bother you?
00:47:03No. I'm not bothered by light or noise.
00:47:07I'm a deep sleeper.
00:47:25Hello. Hello.
00:47:28Congratulations. Thank you.
00:47:30This is our new daughter.
00:47:32Her name's Elizabeth.
00:47:33Elizabeth, give the nice man a kiss. He's a friend of mine.
00:47:37The last thing I want right now is a kiss from a silly little girl.
00:47:46Don't cry, Elizabeth. You should thank me.
00:47:48Now you'll have a limp and be more like your father.
00:47:55Oh.
00:48:16Good morning.
00:48:19Good morning.
00:48:23I killed your brother.
00:48:25I left him to die very slowly.
00:48:27He may not be dead yet if and as we speak.
00:48:30I was kicking him for ages.
00:48:33It doesn't matter.
00:48:36He whined a little, a strange kind of bark.
00:48:39Something like this.
00:48:42It must have been from the pain.
00:48:44You didn't hear anything?
00:48:46No.
00:48:47You really are a deep sleeper.
00:48:50Would you like some coffee?
00:48:52I'd love some.
00:48:54As soon as I wash my face and brush my teeth off.
00:49:01I can't wait to hear the story you promised to tell me.
00:49:04I can't wait to hear the story you promised to tell me.
00:49:08I can't wait to hear the story you promised to tell me last night
00:49:12about that student of yours at the university
00:49:15and his awful final project.
00:49:18It's really a very funny story.
00:49:21His name was Rhys.
00:49:23R-Y-E-S-S.
00:49:25Rhys.
00:49:30I don't know.
00:49:32I don't know.
00:49:34I don't know.
00:49:36I don't know.
00:49:38I don't know.
00:49:40I don't know.
00:49:42I don't know.
00:49:44I don't know.
00:49:47These aren't tears. It's just water.
00:49:49I just washed my face.
00:49:51I knew you were lying.
00:49:53I can't understand why you did it
00:49:55when you know as well as anyone
00:49:57that a relationship cannot be built on a lie.
00:49:59We are going to the hotel manager right now
00:50:01and you will get the punishment you deserve.
00:50:03What's the punishment for this?
00:50:05They turn you into the animal no one wants to be.
00:50:46Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
00:51:16hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
00:51:46Hey
00:51:54I saw your partner running back that way. He looked frantic. Is everything okay?
00:52:16At first he wanted to kill her in some horrible and painful way, like the death she had inflicted
00:52:30on his brother.
00:52:34He thought about kicking her in the stomach over and over again, and then stabbing her
00:52:39in the same spot, in the stomach.
00:52:48But then he thought there wouldn't be much point, because she was already unconscious
00:52:52and wouldn't feel any pain from the kicks or the knife.
00:52:56You have to shoot me, so they won't suspect I helped you.
00:53:01A hotel maid helped him, he couldn't understand why she did it.
00:53:20So he decided to turn her into an animal.
00:53:24He dragged her to the room where the transformations took place.
00:53:29I asked him many times what sort of animal he turned her into, but he always gave me
00:53:34the same answer, that's none of your concern.
00:53:46That night he left the hotel, once and for all.
00:53:53He began to run without knowing where he was headed, but he was headed towards us.
00:54:23This was the start of his new life, and back then he didn't know how much it hurts to be
00:54:32alone, how much it hurts when you cannot reach to rub pain relief ointment on your back and
00:54:40you are constantly in pain.
00:55:10Find him in the woods, he escaped from the hotel.
00:55:32Are you a doctor by any chance?
00:55:35No.
00:55:36That's a pity.
00:55:38We need a doctor around.
00:55:40We had one, but they caught him a couple of months ago.
00:55:43I'm an architect.
00:55:45That's okay.
00:55:47So welcome.
00:55:49You can stay with us for as long as you like.
00:55:52You can be a loner until the day you die.
00:55:54There is no time limit.
00:55:55Thank you very much.
00:56:11By the way, any romantic or sexual relations between loners are not permitted, and any
00:56:17such acts are punished.
00:56:18Is that clear?
00:56:22Can I have a conversation with someone?
00:56:24Of course you can.
00:56:26So long as there is no flirting or anything like that.
00:56:29That applies to dance nights as well.
00:56:32We all dance by ourselves.
00:56:34That's why we only play electronic music.
00:56:48What happened to your mouth?
00:56:52He can't speak.
00:56:53He was given the red kiss.
00:56:56What's the red kiss?
00:56:57He slashed his lips with a razor, on the lips of another loner, and we forced him to kiss
00:57:02each other.
00:57:03That was a couple of days ago now.
00:57:06But the cuts were deep and they're still in pain.
00:57:08They were flirting, you know?
00:57:20Some punishments are worse than other punishments.
00:57:25Having your thumb cut is worse than having your head shaved.
00:57:29And having a hot boiled egg under your armpit is worse than having your leg kicked.
00:57:35The punishment I am afraid of isn't the red kiss, but another one that is called the red
00:57:40intercourse.
00:57:42I have never seen it happen, but it's not difficult to imagine what it means.
00:57:48Oh my God, I am so afraid of it.
00:58:00Move!
00:58:03Hide!
00:58:08Move!
00:58:11Hide!
00:58:18That was the first time I saw him.
00:58:21He was hiding behind a tree close to mine.
00:58:24He seemed quite presentable.
00:58:27The next day, in the city, he found out that I was short-sighted too.
00:58:38That night, in my sleep, I dreamt that we lived in a big house together in the city,
00:58:44with a large, well-lit kitchen.
00:58:46And I was wearing dark blue trousers and a tight cream blouse.
00:58:50And he took my clothes off and fucked me up the ass.
00:59:00And as he was fucking me, a thug came into the kitchen and took the steak knives from
00:59:05the second drawer and attacked us, stabbing the knives into our bellies one by one.
00:59:11I woke up terrified.
00:59:14Help!
00:59:24Try harder.
00:59:27Don't give up, you know you should have been more careful.
00:59:31Try harder or they'll find you and you'll be turned into an animal, a weak one.
00:59:37We must get a move on now.
00:59:39It's really too dangerous to stay here.
00:59:41If you manage to free yourself, run as fast as you can and come find us.
00:59:44If you manage to free yourself but think you'll die from the bleeding, go straight to your grave.
00:59:50Have you dug your own grave?
00:59:51Yes.
00:59:53Very good.
00:59:55That's enough for now.
01:00:05I'm going to go hunting for truffles.
01:00:07They're delicious and quite rare.
01:00:09A killer can fetch a lot of money.
01:00:11You're going to need a pig.
01:00:12They're impossible to find otherwise.
01:00:14I know.
01:00:15Don't be long.
01:00:16Got to get them back in 50 minutes.
01:00:17OK.
01:00:40Hello, David.
01:00:42Hello, Robert.
01:00:46What you did to that woman was dreadful.
01:00:48She killed my brother.
01:00:50I would have done the same thing if she'd killed you.
01:00:52You're like a brother to me.
01:00:54Oh, you're my best friend in the whole world.
01:00:56I don't think I'm your best friend in the whole world.
01:00:59You used to spend much more time with John.
01:01:01Oh, who's John?
01:01:03John, the limping man.
01:01:05He was a good man.
01:01:06John, the limping man.
01:01:07Oh, yeah.
01:01:08I didn't even remember his name.
01:01:10Or his face.
01:01:12You're the one I think of whenever I need a friend.
01:01:16Nevertheless, did John make it?
01:01:20They're getting ready for the yacht.
01:01:22It all begins this week.
01:01:25Everyone says they're going to make it as they're perfectly suited
01:01:27and the child will help them get past the fighting and the arguing.
01:01:30That's great.
01:01:31You're not thinking about coming back?
01:01:33You know, if you told the hotel manager about your brother,
01:01:35she'd probably forgive you.
01:01:36No.
01:01:37It's really nice to be on your own.
01:01:39There's no one tying you down.
01:01:41You listen to music whenever you like.
01:01:43You masturbate whenever you want.
01:01:45Go for walks whenever you like.
01:01:47Have a chat whenever you like.
01:01:49I don't miss companionship at all.
01:01:52I just miss you because you were my one true friend.
01:01:57Are you going to shoot me?
01:01:59I'm afraid so.
01:02:00I only have two bullets left.
01:02:02I only have two days left.
01:02:04What did you say?
01:02:05I can't understand the way you speak.
01:02:08I'm going to shoot you.
01:02:09I only have two days left.
01:02:10I need more time.
01:02:11Do you actually believe another day will make a difference?
01:02:13Have you seen how ugly you are?
01:02:15You haven't got a chance.
01:02:16If I was a woman, I...
01:02:23Don't tell anyone I helped you.
01:02:25If you want to repay me, there is a way.
01:02:27If you kill a rabbit, bring it to me to eat.
01:02:30Do you promise?
01:02:31Yes.
01:02:32Bye.
01:02:33Bye.
01:02:59Bye.
01:03:18Hello.
01:03:19Hello.
01:03:24Did you bring what I asked for?
01:03:26Of course.
01:03:30The gun is in the pocket.
01:03:32With the electronic keys and the room number.
01:03:36Try not to lose the keys.
01:03:38You can put them back where I found them.
01:03:41I suggest you do that on Saturday.
01:03:43Because after the ball, everyone is rather tired.
01:03:45And then, on the weekend, most of the staff is on leave.
01:03:49And the shampoo?
01:03:51I forgot.
01:03:53I'll bring you two bottles next time.
01:03:55You know you're great.
01:03:58Note down the shampoo, please, so you don't forget it.
01:04:04I have something to tell you.
01:04:06What?
01:04:08It's my last mission.
01:04:11I can't take it anymore.
01:04:13I can't stand living in this horrible house with this big dentist.
01:04:17He keeps asking me if I brushed my teeth.
01:04:20He forces me to brush my teeth after every meal, even when I'm very young.
01:04:24After the big night of action we're preparing, you can come and live with us.
01:04:27I'll find someone else.
01:04:30I don't think I'll be able to recruit someone as efficient as you,
01:04:33but I have to respect your will.
01:04:36Wait a few more days and don't forget to take your contraceptive pill.
01:04:40Okay?
01:04:41Thank you.
01:04:42No, we should thank you.
01:04:45You were fantastic.
01:04:53Thank you.
01:05:14You carefully fillet the rabbit with a sharp knife and cut off its head.
01:05:19You then slice open its belly and stuff it with well-washed bread and green peppers,
01:05:25not too spicy, and a little garlic and mint.
01:05:33You then soak it in lemon juice and leave it a while to marinate the flesh,
01:05:38before you skewer it on a stick and roast it over the fire for about an hour.
01:05:43That's my favourite food.
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01:08:18A woman.
01:08:20Brunette.
01:08:2150 years oldgage certificate expired two months ago my
01:08:28husband is away on a business trip.
01:08:34And he had... I was trying to...
01:08:37Hands.
01:08:47No dirt under her nails or mud on her shoes.
01:08:50Nine, Belsize Road.
01:08:53So your husband is away?
01:08:54Yes.
01:08:55Where?
01:08:56Borough.
01:08:56Good morning, sir.
01:08:58Are you here alone?
01:09:00Good morning, officer.
01:09:01No, I'm here with my partner.
01:09:04She's inside one of the stores shopping right now.
01:09:07Can I see your certificate, please?
01:09:11My partner keeps it in her purse.
01:09:13You see, I am losing it all the time.
01:09:17I see.
01:09:18And what store is she shopping in?
01:09:28Oh, here she is.
01:09:31I'm sorry, darling.
01:09:32They had such a huge variety of pain relief ointment.
01:09:36I bought you this one.
01:09:37I hope it's the one you were looking for.
01:09:39That's wonderful, dear.
01:09:41Can I have my certificate, please?
01:09:44Of course, darling.
01:09:46Would you like to see mine also, officer?
01:09:48No, that's okay.
01:09:51Thank you, sir.
01:09:52You have a good day.
01:09:54Thank you, officer.
01:09:54You have a good day.
01:09:56Madam?
01:09:57Sir.
01:10:03If I'm walking too slowly, just say.
01:10:05And I'll pick up my pace.
01:10:07This pace is fine.
01:10:09Maybe don't squeeze my hand so tightly.
01:10:12My palm's getting a little sweaty.
01:10:14Better?
01:10:15Yes.
01:10:16Much better.
01:10:18Are you planning on buying anything else nice for yourself
01:10:21while we're here?
01:10:22Yes.
01:10:23Contact lens solution and a parka rollerball.
01:10:28I didn't know you were short-sighted.
01:10:31I'm short-sighted, too.
01:10:35Will you stay a few days?
01:11:02I'm afraid not, Papa.
01:11:04We're heading back again today.
01:11:06Tomorrow, I'm going away on a business trip.
01:11:09You know how demanding my job is.
01:11:12Don't ask if I can stay a few days every time I come.
01:11:16Do you all work for the same company?
01:11:20Yes.
01:11:21Yes.
01:11:22My daughter says me it's a very fine company.
01:11:26Do you agree?
01:11:28It's a rather good company.
01:11:30It is.
01:11:32One of the best, I'd say.
01:11:35The only problem with the job is that I don't have enough time
01:11:38for my wife and kids.
01:11:44We have four beautiful children.
01:11:47Congratulations.
01:11:49Thank you.
01:11:50Thank you.
01:11:55But even if we'd never had children,
01:11:58I would never dream of leaving my wife.
01:12:01Even if it was just the two of us on our own,
01:12:05we'd go on trips.
01:12:07We'd go to Portofino in Italy or go to a Greek island
01:12:10for the summer.
01:12:12And so our relationship would be as intense
01:12:15as it was at the start.
01:12:19I love my wife so much, I could die for her.
01:12:28That's how much I love her.
01:12:42Well, your first day in the city did great.
01:12:45That part about holiday destinations
01:12:47in the Mediterranean was brilliant.
01:12:50Thank you very much.
01:12:59When did you become short-sighted?
01:13:03When I was 16.
01:13:05You?
01:13:06When I was 12.
01:13:09What was the make of your first pair of glasses?
01:13:13I don't remember.
01:13:16Do you have astigmatism too?
01:13:18Yes.
01:13:29Would you like me to rub some balm on your back?
01:13:33On the bits you can't reach on your own?
01:13:38I'd like that.
01:13:56Here?
01:13:57A little lower, please.
01:13:59Here?
01:14:00Yes.
01:14:28Hello, everyone, and good luck.
01:14:30The room numbers are as follows.
01:14:33Room 306, the hotel manager and her partner.
01:14:36They both have nice voices.
01:14:39Room 240, couple who both love to ski.
01:14:42Room 282, couple who both studied social sciences.
01:14:47Name of yacht, Bliss, couple prone to nosebleeds.
01:14:58You and you take 306.
01:15:01You and you take 240.
01:15:03You take 282.
01:15:05And you two take the yacht.
01:15:08Can I go to the yacht?
01:15:10Okay, then, so you take the yacht,
01:15:13and you take 282.
01:15:15And us three will take the manager's room.
01:15:19We have 40 minutes.
01:15:23We have 40 minutes.
01:15:53Wake up.
01:15:57Get up.
01:16:01Sit in that seat over there.
01:16:05Get up.
01:16:09Get up.
01:16:13Get up.
01:16:20Sit in that seat over there.
01:16:23Put your hat behind your back.
01:16:27A basketball weighs between 550 and 650 grams.
01:16:31Did you know that?
01:16:32No, I didn't know that.
01:16:34Yes.
01:16:37The weight's different for men's and women's games,
01:16:39but that's roughly how much it weighs.
01:16:42Do you know how much a volleyball weighs?
01:16:44No, but I'd like to find out.
01:16:48Good evening.
01:16:49Good evening.
01:16:50I have something to tell you.
01:16:52His nose doesn't really bleed on its own.
01:16:55He bangs it against a wall or a piece of hard wood
01:16:58or something like that.
01:16:59Or he cuts it with a penknife when you're not looking.
01:17:02You two are not suited.
01:17:04Shut up.
01:17:05Dad, tell him to leave. I'm sleeping.
01:17:08And I'm quite sure that stain on his T-shirt isn't blood,
01:17:11but cherry juice or tomato ketchup
01:17:13or red watercolor paint or something like that.
01:17:16Or beetroot juice.
01:17:21Do you love her?
01:17:24With all my heart.
01:17:27How much do you love her?
01:17:29On a scale of 1 to 15?
01:17:3414.
01:17:3714 is a very impressive score.
01:17:40He loves her very much indeed.
01:17:43Who do you think we should kill?
01:17:45Someone who will be able to live on their own better.
01:17:55Here's a knife. Mom, kill him.
01:17:59You'd better get out while you still can.
01:18:01Okay.
01:18:04I don't know what to say anymore.
01:18:16You.
01:18:18If this woman dies,
01:18:20do you think you'll manage on your own
01:18:22or will you get involved with someone else?
01:18:24No.
01:18:25I can live alone. She can't.
01:18:28I'm on my own for hours when she's running the hotel.
01:18:32I like sitting in the room.
01:18:35It relaxes me, calms me.
01:18:39I like it a lot.
01:18:43I can definitely live on my own.
01:18:47Be quiet.
01:18:56Take it.
01:19:00Shoot her.
01:19:14No.
01:19:16No. No.
01:19:18No, I can't. No.
01:19:34Oh, God.
01:19:36Oh, God.
01:20:05Where were you?
01:20:07I was looking for you.
01:20:09I was masturbating behind those trees over there.
01:20:14Why aren't you dancing?
01:20:16My leg's a little sore.
01:20:19Did you dig your grave?
01:20:21Not yet.
01:20:23I don't mean to pressure you
01:20:25or to ruin the moon now that we're celebrating,
01:20:28but at some point you'll have to do it.
01:20:30Don't expect anyone else to dig your grave for you
01:20:33or to carry a corpse.
01:20:35We'll throw some dirt over you, but that's about it.
01:20:38Tomorrow, find a spot you like
01:20:40where the ground isn't too rocky and make a start.
01:20:45Enjoy the rest of your evening.
01:20:47Thank you.
01:21:01As soon as his last patient left,
01:21:03I entered his office and I said to him,
01:21:06Honey, the dinner is ready.
01:21:08However, I'm not sure I can eat right now.
01:21:11One of my front teeth hurts a lot.
01:21:13Can you take a look, please, dear?
01:21:15Yes, sure, no problem, he said.
01:21:17And the minute he turned his head,
01:21:19I took the drill and I shoved it to his chest.
01:21:25That story sounds really interesting, but I have to leave.
01:21:28I left some batteries next to a tree down there,
01:21:30and the last thing I want is to lose them.
01:21:32Sorry.
01:21:43Did you catch rabbits?
01:21:45No, someone brought me them.
01:21:47Who?
01:21:48A friend of mine.
01:21:49Do you want one?
01:21:51No.
01:21:54You don't need to accept rabbits from other people.
01:21:56Honey, if you need more rabbits, just ask,
01:21:58and I'll bring you more.
01:22:02Catching a rabbit is difficult, but I'll try to do better.
01:22:04There's no need for you to be indebted to the others.
01:22:07Thank you very much.
01:22:10The man who brought you the rabbits,
01:22:12is he short-sighted?
01:22:14I don't know.
01:22:16I don't think so.
01:22:17OK.
01:22:30Is that a sparrow up in that tree?
01:22:33I can't really see that far.
01:22:35I don't think so.
01:22:37Are you short-sighted?
01:22:38No.
01:22:39You're lying.
01:22:40It's the truth.
01:22:47What does it say here?
01:22:50YKK.
01:22:52You knew that already.
01:22:53All Zips say the same thing.
01:22:55I'm not short-sighted.
01:22:57I don't understand why you won't believe me.
01:22:59I can see really clearly.
01:23:01I used to be a pilot.
01:23:02You're wearing contact lenses.
01:23:04I don't wear contact lenses.
01:23:05I'm not short-sighted.
01:23:06I swear.
01:23:07You are.
01:23:08You think I'm an idiot and can't tell.
01:23:13Let me see.
01:23:16Let's see.
01:23:17I want to see your eyes.
01:23:20Look up.
01:23:22Look up.
01:23:25Up, up.
01:23:27Look down now.
01:23:30Look left.
01:23:33Look right.
01:23:36Up again.
01:23:44I'm sorry.
01:23:47I thought you were trying to fool me.
01:23:51I'm sorry.
01:23:56For this synchronisation exercise,
01:23:58we have to fully concentrate
01:24:00because we both have to press play
01:24:02at exactly the same time.
01:24:04Why don't we just use one headset?
01:24:07Because that's the whole point.
01:24:09This is an exercise for us.
01:24:11We have to be totally synchronised.
01:24:14Okay.
01:24:21I'm ready.
01:24:22Okay.
01:24:26Five, four, three, two.
01:24:56Five, four, three, two, one.
01:25:11We've developed a code
01:25:29so that we can communicate with each other,
01:25:31even in front of the others,
01:25:33without them knowing what we are saying.
01:25:36When we turn our heads to the left,
01:25:38it means,
01:25:39I love you more than anything in the world.
01:25:42And when we turn our heads to the right,
01:25:44it means,
01:25:45watch out, we're in danger.
01:25:49We had to be very careful in the beginning
01:25:51not to mix up,
01:25:52I love you more than anything in the world
01:25:54with,
01:25:55watch out, we're in danger.
01:25:58When we raise our left arm,
01:26:00it means,
01:26:01I want to dance in your arms.
01:26:04When we make a fist
01:26:05and put it behind our backs,
01:26:06it means,
01:26:07let's fuck.
01:26:10The code grew and grew as time went by,
01:26:13and within a few weeks,
01:26:14we could talk about almost anything
01:26:16without even opening our mouths.
01:26:47guitar solo
01:27:01guitar solo
01:27:15guitar solo
01:27:25guitar solo
01:27:35guitar solo
01:27:49Stop it!
01:27:50That's enough.
01:27:51Show my parents some respect.
01:27:53They are playing you music.
01:27:55That's okay.
01:27:57No, Mother.
01:27:58It is not okay.
01:28:00Please continue.
01:28:02Do you want us to perform the same piece,
01:28:04or something else?
01:28:07Something else.
01:28:10clapping
01:28:17guitar solo
01:28:32Didn't her parents play beautifully?
01:28:37Yes, they did.
01:28:39It was wonderful.
01:28:47We love each other,
01:28:48and we suit each other,
01:28:50and that's the reason why we've decided
01:28:52to leave the woods
01:28:53and live together forever in the city.
01:29:05Tomorrow, during the hunt,
01:29:07we're going to disappear
01:29:09and everyone will think we've been captured,
01:29:12and that we're going to be turned into dogs
01:29:14or something.
01:29:30I think the first thing I'm going to do
01:29:32when I get into the city
01:29:33is buy a bathroom,
01:29:35and then we'll go to a pool
01:29:36with a high diving board,
01:29:38perfect for diving.
01:29:39And we'll do lots of different things together,
01:29:42serious things, not silly ones,
01:29:44like go for walks in the park
01:29:46or play the guitar together.
01:29:56Portofino,
01:29:57Italian fishing village
01:29:58and upmarket resort,
01:30:00famous for its picturesque harbor.
01:30:02Population 439.
01:30:05Beaches nearby.
01:30:07Paraggi Beach,
01:30:08Camogli,
01:30:09Chiavari,
01:30:10and Lavagna.
01:30:12Serifos,
01:30:13Greek island located in the western Cyclades.
01:30:17Where did you find this?
01:30:19On the edge of the river.
01:30:21Someone must have dropped it during the hunt.
01:30:24Give it to me.
01:30:26I'll take care of it.
01:30:37Can you imagine the way it brought you
01:30:39to such a quiet place today?
01:30:48No.
01:30:50Because I think it's the perfect spot for your grave.
01:31:17Here.
01:31:42Now cover yourself with soil.
01:31:44Use your hands.
01:31:47Cover your face, too.
01:31:49You wouldn't want your face to get eaten by dogs, would you?
01:32:17If you die before me,
01:32:18I'll visit you as often as I can.
01:32:20I promise.
01:32:48I think we should leave right now.
01:32:53The three of us coming here
01:32:55instead of two or four
01:32:57is very dangerous.
01:33:00How didn't we think of that earlier?
01:33:04Highly likely the doctor will suspect us.
01:33:08I suggest that we leave
01:33:10the first chance we get.
01:33:13Right now, in fact.
01:33:15Don't be afraid.
01:33:18No one will suspect a thing.
01:33:21I bet you weren't expecting this surprise.
01:33:25Isn't it wonderful?
01:33:27Yes, it is.
01:33:29Still, I'd like a few days just to think it over
01:33:32so that I can maybe have the surgery
01:33:36when we next come to the city.
01:33:41But still,
01:33:44what's there to think about?
01:33:46If it's better to see clearly
01:33:48or to be short-sighted,
01:33:49is that it?
01:33:51That's absurd, you know that.
01:33:54Anyway, this doctor is the best there is
01:33:56and it's really very difficult to get an appointment.
01:33:59I called him months ago to get him to see you today.
01:34:13Thank you.
01:34:44She's blind.
01:34:46Thank you.
01:35:14Throw down your knife and stand up.
01:35:20Why did you have to blind me?
01:35:22You could have blinded him.
01:35:24I have no idea what you're talking about.
01:35:27The drugs are messing with your head.
01:35:29If I were you, I would try and be a little braver
01:35:32about what's going on.
01:35:34I don't know what you're talking about.
01:35:36I don't know what you're talking about.
01:35:38I don't know what you're talking about.
01:35:40If I were you, I would try and be a little braver
01:35:42about the whole thing.
01:35:44Now get up and give me your knife.
01:35:47I'll hit you and take it by force.
01:35:50Here I come.
01:35:52I swear I'm going to kill you.
01:36:06Let go of my hand.
01:36:07You're hurting me.
01:36:11Let go.
01:36:29Just think that when someone goes blind,
01:36:33one of their other senses is heightened.
01:36:40Let go of my hand.
01:37:11You could also catch a dog in the woods
01:37:14and train it to guide you.
01:37:16Dogs can do that, you know.
01:37:19I'll help you catch a dog myself.
01:37:23Now calm down
01:37:25or I'm going to leave you here
01:37:27and I don't think you'll manage to find
01:37:29meeting point two on your own.
01:37:41Are you enjoying the view?
01:37:45Sure.
01:37:49What happened to your hand?
01:37:52I was cutting a tree branch with a knife
01:37:55and I cut myself by accident.
01:37:57You look handsome today.
01:37:59Did you get your hair cut?
01:38:01Thank you.
01:38:02No, I didn't get a haircut.
01:38:04I'm going to get my hair cut today.
01:38:06No, I didn't get a haircut.
01:38:08I'm going to get my hair cut today.
01:38:10Look what I brought you.
01:38:12Oh, thank you so much.
01:38:13I'm so hungry.
01:38:14I'll eat it right away.
01:38:16It's a bigger flashlight.
01:38:18Oh, I'm sorry.
01:38:20It's so big.
01:38:21I thought it was a rabbit.
01:38:23The biggest flashlight I've ever seen.
01:38:25Oh.
01:38:27Are you ready for tonight?
01:38:29Of course I am.
01:38:32I want to tell you something,
01:38:34but please don't be angry.
01:38:37Okay, what's wrong?
01:38:39I can't see anything.
01:38:42I'm blind.
01:38:44What do you mean?
01:38:47There's no point in lying to you.
01:38:49You'll find out sooner or later.
01:38:52Our leader blinded me in the city.
01:38:55She must have realized that I love you
01:38:58She must have realized that I love you
01:39:00and you love me
01:39:02and that we were going to run away to the city together.
01:39:08I'm sorry.
01:39:12You can't see at all?
01:39:15No, not at all.
01:39:19And when you asked if I'd had my hair cut?
01:39:24I was just saying that.
01:39:27So you wouldn't realize that I can't see.
01:39:33I'm sorry.
01:39:35Don't cry.
01:39:37Crying will make your eyes hurt more.
01:39:42We'll find a way.
01:39:57What blood type are you?
01:39:59B.
01:40:12From the first time I saw her, I knew she was the one.
01:40:16As she stared in my eyes and smiled,
01:40:20and her lips swirled,
01:40:22and her lips swirled,
01:40:25and her lips were the color of roses
01:40:29that grew down the river, all bloody and wild.
01:40:37Do you like berries? Blueberries? Blackberries?
01:40:40No, no.
01:40:43Can you play the piano?
01:40:46No.
01:40:54Plastic cup.
01:40:56That's right. Very good.
01:41:01Do you speak German?
01:41:05No.
01:41:08I could teach you German,
01:41:11but it would take at least a year for you to be able to speak the basics,
01:41:14not fluently, so there's no point.
01:41:16You know, German is one of the most difficult languages in the world to learn
01:41:20because its grammar is very complicated.
01:41:25I bought you something.
01:41:29Fish.
01:41:35On the second day I brought her a flower,
01:41:39she was more beautiful than any woman I'd seen,
01:41:43and I said, do you know where the wild roses grow
01:41:47so sweet and scarlet and free?
01:41:55Kiwi.
01:41:57That's right. Ten out of ten, again.
01:42:02Can I give you a kiss?
01:42:07I can't thank you enough for all the activities and games
01:42:10and for keeping me company, but, you know, we can't do that anymore.
01:42:18Would you like to play another round of Touch, Guess, Think, Win?
01:42:21No, that's enough for today.
01:42:25In any case, I've run out of things to test you with.
01:42:30Maybe tomorrow, or one of these days.
01:42:34Tomorrow morning?
01:42:36We'll see.
01:42:42Bye. Bye.
01:42:51Bye.
01:42:53Bye.
01:43:19Good afternoon.
01:43:23How are you?
01:43:25Fine.
01:43:28I'm hungry.
01:43:30The ant brought me a rabbit for days.
01:43:34All things for me to touch and guess.
01:43:38I've got good news.
01:43:40I've had a great idea.
01:43:43Have you a minute?
01:43:45What kind of idea?
01:43:50I raised my left foot.
01:43:53I bring my elbow to my knee and tap it twice.
01:43:57I bring my foot to my knee and tap it three times.
01:44:00I lie face down. I kneel down.
01:44:04I touch my left cheek.
01:44:06And then lie face up.
01:44:14Are you sure you're prepared to do that?
01:44:17Yes, of course I'm sure.
01:44:20I wouldn't propose it otherwise.
01:44:27When?
01:44:30Tomorrow.
01:44:38Tomorrow.
01:44:47Tomorrow.
01:45:17Tomorrow.
01:45:47Tomorrow.
01:46:03Tomorrow.
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01:46:29Tomorrow.
01:46:31Tomorrow.
01:46:36We should speed up a little.
01:46:42I can't go much faster.
01:46:44These trousers are too tight. I'm sorry.
01:46:47It was dark and I couldn't see clearly.
01:46:50And I didn't have time to try them on.
01:46:53I'm sorry.
01:46:56Never mind.
01:47:01There's a bus coming.
01:47:15It was the hotel coach.
01:47:17He didn't see us.
01:47:44Profile.
01:47:54Fingers.
01:48:01I'm sorry.
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01:48:13I'm sorry.
01:48:21Elbows.
01:48:23Elbows.
01:48:41Would you like me to show you my belly?
01:48:43No.
01:48:45I remember your belly very well.
01:48:50Smile.
01:48:53Smile.
01:49:11Can I have a knife and fork, please?
01:49:13Not a butter knife. A steak knife.
01:49:15Certainly.
01:49:24Thank you.
01:49:35I'm going to deal with a knife.
01:49:37Do you want me to come with you?
01:49:39I'd rather you didn't.
01:49:42Don't worry.
01:49:44It's strange at first, but then you get used to it.
01:49:49It's strange at first, but then you get used to it.
01:49:53And your other senses are heightened.
01:49:55Touch, for example, and hearing.
01:49:59I know.
01:50:11I won't be long.
01:50:18I won't be long.
01:50:48I won't be long.
01:51:18I won't be long.
01:51:41Thank you very much.
01:51:48Thank you.
01:52:18Thank you.
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