All language subtitles for The.Silent.Forest.2022

[birds chirping in distance]

[♪♪♪]

GROSSREITHER:
Grimm!

Are you deaf?

Didn't you hear that?

You have to watch out!

She hasn't been in the forest
for that long.

Darn it!

ANJA:
Good evening, Mrs. Gruber.

[indistinct TV chatter]

[inhales, exhales]

[♪♪♪]

[birds chirping in distance]

[taking deep breathes]

Did you just see anyone?

No, I think we're wrong.

The map shows a spruce forest.

I don't see that.

So what now?

Let's do it.

[sighs]

[hammering in distance]

[foot falling]

OBERMÜLLER:
Anything wrong?

Yes. Let's take another one.

Another one?

Yes.

[hammering in distance]

[foot falling]

[Obermüller grunts]

ANJA:
Soil Profile: 112.

Strong reaction
to hydrochloric acid

suggests unusual
calcium deposition.

[♪♪♪]

[indistinct TV chatter
in background]

ANJA: Soil sample 14-32
with moderately

moist silty loam
without calcium.

Except 25 + 26 in the Haingries.

Here calcium and sediment layers
in reverse order.

[indistinct TV chatter
in background]

[dog barking in distance]

[birds chirping in distance]

Shh.

Shh.

[dog continues barking
in background]

[Anna groans]

XAVIER:
Mother.

There's digging
in the Haingries.

[birds chirping in background]

[hammering in distance]

[♪♪♪]

[wood creaking]

XAVIER:
Leave!

[breathing shakily]

Xavier...

XAVIER:
Go away!

It's me, Anja Grimm

[♪♪♪]

[breathing shakily]

[taking deep breathes]

[knocking]

ANJA:
Mrs. Gollas?

Waltraud?

Yes?

We are mapping the region
around Neustadt and Weiden.

Today we are working
in the Leybach Forest.

I know.

WALTRAUD:
You want some more?

Thank you.

Xavier just pointed
his gun at me.

What? Oh Lord!

RUPERT:
Xavier is nuts.

You just have to shout at him.

As if he was a cow.

How is your mother doing?

Fine.

I left my gear in the Haingries.
I don't want to go back alone.

Where?

The Haingries.

I'll go with you.

No. I'll go.

May I use...

Of course kid,
I'll show you the way.

I still remember, thank you.

[gulps]

[indistinct chatter]

[water flowing]

RUPERT:
I almost didn't recognize you.

ANJA:
What a pity.

...my internship ends next week.

RUPERT:
Just come along.

We'll go to the house
and I'll talk to him.

He didn't recognize you,

otherwise this would
not have happened.

We'll explain
what you are doing.

That'll be the end of it.

[dog barking in distance]

[door opens and closes]

RUPERT:
Anja!

Anja!

[♪♪♪]

KONRAD:
Thank you for now.

If you recall anything else

please call me.
This is my number.

We'll be in touch.

[♪♪♪]

[telephone rings]

Dallmann, hello?

Why?

Yes, looking forward too.

KONRAD:
Hello Dad.

How's Elisabeth?

Well.

GUSTAV:
And the kids?

KONRAD:
Likewise.

GUSTAV:
Did they pick up Xavier already?

KONRAD:
He's at the forensic psychiatry.

GUSTAV:
Good.

Can I ask you something?

Sure.

KONRAD: I found something strange
in the old documents of Xavier.

This thing
with the teacher back then.

He was a tourist.

Gone missing.

Hiking accident.

A teacher from Munich.

[clears throat]

Johannes Grimm.

Left Faunried to go
on a hike on 18 August 1979.

Last time he was ever seen.

You quickly focused on Xavier

put quite some pressure on him

The first step is to investigate
in all directions.

After one day?

The man had just barely been
reported missing.

There wasn't any suspicion.

Are you going to teach me
police work now?

No, I'm wondering.

No motive, no traces,
no corpse, nothing.

So what?

KONRAD: Well, Xavier had threatened
a young forest trainee

in the Haingries with a gun,
last week.

And she's the daughter of this
lost teacher Johannes Grimm.

Who cares?

We had two problems back then.

The teacher
was the less important one.

We had this damn state visit.

The Italian president
and Franz Josef Strauß

in Flossenbürg.

It got worse every day.

State Security guys calling
all the time

with new instructions

So? What's the point?

GUSTAV: Xavier ran around in the woods
with his shotgun back then.

As a precaution, we had him
arrested for a few days

Precautionary?

Without any reasonable
suspicion?

A madman
is always suspicious, no?

GROSSREITHER: This incident with Xavier
must have been very tough for you.

I could instate you elsewhere,
that may be better.

I'm alright.

Why did you even go back
to the Haingries?

Obermüller said
you had finished there.

There was a strange soil
profile.

Where?

In the clearing.

You mapped a clearing?

Yes.

We don't map lots
when there is no forest.

I found top soil at 80 cm
and calcium at 120.

Who digs so deep
to make a hunting clearing?

Miss Grimm, I appreciate
your thoroughness,

but we are not at university.

I know you want to
become a soil scientist

but if you go on like this,

our forest will not be mapped
in a hundred years.

Want candy?

No, thank you.

GROSSREITHER:
Have you shot anything yet?

No.

GROSSREITHER:
Why don't you make a few kills?

It's part of the job.

Or do you have a problem
with that?

In the Haingries?
It's private property.

The boars don't give a damn
about who owns what.

Dallman can't keep up,
so if you want?

Of course not in the Haingries.
In the area around it.

[barking in distance]

[gunshot]

[coos in distance]

[deep breathes]

[grunts]

[deep breathes]

[taking deep breathes]

[Anja groaning]

[groans]

[breathing shakily]

[grunting]

I hope it is urgent.
We were already asleep.

Good thing that one of us
is not sleeping.

This Grimm woman - how much
longer will she be here?

How should I know that.
Ask Grossreither.

I am not going to ask anyone.

You make sure this cunt
will be gone.

Got it?

Wait a minute,
what's gotten into you?

She must leave. Now.

Why? And how?

We are not discussing here,
Konrad. Got it?

Stop playing the super cop.

You better watch out
that your mushy brain

doesn't ooze from your ears
with all that questioning.

The moment you find a bomb,
what do you do?

You clear the place
and defuse it.

You don't wait for someone
to come along and set it off.

And blow up the whole place,
do you?

This Grimm woman,
as if she has a sixth sense.

She reads the forest
like none of us can.

I knew right away that there
was some foul play involved.

All those interrogations
of Xavier.

This is about something
completely different.

[grunting]

KONRAD:
What can I do for you?

I ask you to dig up
the Haingries

and look for my father's body.

And I want to press charges.

Charges?

Against Xavier Leybach.

For killing my father.
Johannes Grimm.

My father disappeared
in these woods 20 years ago.

I'm sure you heard about it.

This is the spot
where Xavier threatened me.

The soil profile shows
profound anomalies,

unusually deep digging.

I first thought
I had made a mistake.

Why didn't you tell me
right away,

that you spent
your vacation here as a child?

And that you and Xavier
knew each other.

He must have recognized you
when he saw you there. Right?

I was eight years old when
he saw me the last time.

Xavier was strange
already back then,

he only played with us children
and avoided adults.

For what reason or motive

should Xavier have harmed
your father.

I mean,

a soil anomaly is...

Did he need a reason to smash
his mother's skull?

Or has he told you by now?

My father had been responsible
for the hunting area

in the Haingries.

And this wild meadow
I do know quite well.

My father set it up after
the death of my mother.

Long after 1981.

If somebody really buried there
that deep, as you say,

wouldn't they find out?

Especially if somebody dug
that deep.

I must talk to Xavier.

Where is he?

He is in a forensic
mental institution.

But...

for now, only family members
are allowed to see him.

[foot falling]

[door opens and closes]

DOCTOR:
You won't recognize him,

He's looking more neat now.

Don't be surprised, your uncle
is slightly sedated.

He can hear you,
but probably won't react.

NURSE: The door will remain open.
I'll keep an eye on you.

RUPERT:
Hello Xavier!

Just wanted to check
how you are doing.

Do you need anything?

I'll get it for you.

Xavier?

[dog barking in distance]

[birds chirping]

[gunshot in distance]

[laughing]

So, have you learned
to swim by now?

Not particularly well.

Didn't Lukas teach you
back then?

Where is he, anyway?

In Zürich, works
for some insurance company.

That suits him. Never wanted
to get his hands dirty.

At least not with soil.

Does he come back here
sometimes?

Every other Christmas or Easter.

So you hold the ground?

Looks like it.

The devil will take the
hindmost.

It wasn't your decision?

My parents can't manage
on their own.

So I got stuck.

And you? How do you cope?

I'm okay.

It's just my mother.
She never got over it.

The worst thing is not that
he is gone, it's uncertainty.

GUSTAV:
What are you doing?

I was hunting here yesterday.

I fell and lost my knife.

You have to inform me
if you do so.

ANJA:
You're right I'm sorry.

GUSTAV: You have a good hand
for four-legged friends

Dallmann.

ANJA:
Grimm Anja, forestry intern.

You're a fine one.

GUSTAV:
That's Iras,

tracks down the wild boars
like no other.

You shot one yesterday?

Yes.

Grossreither is complaining
that I don't hunt enough.

Let him know,
that I will clean the area

in the next few weeks.

The wild browsing is a shame.

And stay away from
the Haingries okay?

Sure.

[dog barking]

ANJA: Unusual rush trace
in the Haingries.

Rushes are marsh plants.

In the forest they are
compaction indicators.

They grow in old trail tracks
and transport ways.

[indistinct chatter]

GUSTAV:
Lenka,

two Schnaps.

Sorry for your loss.

Thanks.

Poor Anna...

Anna, your grandmother,
was a fine woman.

What do you know?

She was horrible with Xavier.

And Alois was worse.

They treated him like an animal.

Don't sin against
your grandparents, Rupert.

Not everyone has the patience
of an angel.

Well,

now at least everyone
can make their peace.

You'll see,

in the end it will all have been
a lucky break for you.

A lucky break.

Maybe for the bank.

Why is that?

Now you got the entire forest

without a madman around.

And the two farms.

You can finally build that
fairy tale theme park.

Hansel and Gretel.

The house of the witch
and so forth.

It'll be great.

Except for my uncle's rampage,
really bad for business.

You visited him, didn't you?

Did he say anything?

He never talked.

Besides, he's full with stuff
that doesn't exist.

Maybe he just wanted
to redeem her.

Redeem her?

By ramming a spade
through her brain.

Holy mother Mary.

The next Schnaps will be on me.

Goodbye, Gustav.

Goodbye, Rupert.

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ANJA: Soil disturbance
in the Haingries on 6x4 meters.

[indistinct chatter]

OFFICER:
Hello Gustav!

[door opens and closes]

GUSTAV:
Stay seated.

[slurps]

[gulps]

As shitty as back then.

She was in the Haingries again.

We better give her
what she's searching for,

so she stops searching for,
what she shouldn't find out.

Just leave.

I have to report this.

GUSTAV:
Report?

I might as well hang myself,
if this comes out.

And the village, the entire
region?

I don't want to deal with this.

Get out!

[knocking]

We're in a meeting!

What you expect from me is...

GUSTAV:
...is that you grow up!

That's criminal.

What is criminal
is to blame us for something,

we were not responsible for.

When is it ever going to end?

Dad.

That was murder!

This endless wallowing in guilt.

How do you live with this?

How can you live with it?

GUSTAV:
We did what had to be done.

I sacrificed myself, you wimp.

For you, too.

Do you think that was easy?

Tomorrow you get it done.

Pretending you didn't know,

wouldn't save your ass now,
anyway.

[breathing shakily]

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[crying]

KONRAD: We re-checked all testimonies
and found evidence

that was not followed up, back then.

We didn't have the technical
means twenty years ago.

That's why we brought in
a ground radar,

that's how we found the spot
in the Doost yesterday.

ANJA: And that was his grave
for 20 years?

He was slain, just like Anna,
out of the blue,

without any reason?

KONRAD:
That's what it looks like.

Trust me we'll make Xavier talk.

[breathing shakily]

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[coughs, spits]

RECEPTIONIST: You have an appointment,
I suppose?

No.

Are you related?

Xavier Leybach murdered
my father.

We are related by blood,
so to speak.

Where is he?

Listen, you will have to consult
with the doctor in charge.

You can't just go in there!

ANJA:
Look at me!

Xavier!

I have to talk to you.

Xavier.

Xavier, look at me!

Look at me, please look at me!

Why have you killed him?

Say something.

Look at me!

[crying]

[water falling]

[splash]

[keys clicking]

[buzzer rings]

[taking deep breathes]

[water dripping]

[taking deep breathes]

[water falling]

Go away!

Now also my brother.

When is it enough?

What is it that you want
from us?

[crying]

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ANJA:
August 16th, 1979.

Urtica Dioica, Nettle.

Location: Haingries.

Unusual nettle field discovered
in spruce forest.

Such an anomaly suggests

unusually high nitrogen
deposition.

Request 287

March 1982

Creation of a wild meadow...

Client: Anna Leybach

Franz Joseph Strauß and the
Italian president Sandro Pertini

visit the Flossenbürg
concentration camp.

Teacher from Munich missing.
According to his landlady,

he left his vacation apartment
to go on a planned excursion

One Tobacco please.

Thank you.

SHOPKEEPER:
Welcome.

[dog barking in distance]

FRANZ:
Can you hand me the bag?

So sorry for your loss.

Thanks.

Thanks. We'll get over it.

So, the extension,
or the new credit line...

A new credit line ?

That's why we are here,
to talk everything through.

WALTRAUD:
Yes.

Why new?

Father.

Well, you still owe the bank
roughly 60.000 Deutschmarks,

we agree on that.

For renovations and build-up,
you will need another 30.000.

For that, our headquarters
needs more assurance.

We now have the Leybach Farm.

BANK EMPLOYEE:
That we included already.

Or did your mother leave a will?

But Xavier...

There is no will.

...but is Xavier even eligible?

Another thirty thousand?

Father, Mother.
One thing at a time.

I just want to make sure
we are all on the same page.

Mrs. Gollas,
don't you feel well?

RUPERT: Would you prefer
to wait outside?

I'll sort this out. Go ahead.

It's all way too complicated
for them.

Because of what happened, the
whole concept is in jeopardy.

You must be aware of that.

No one runs around
with a gun in the forest.

Maybe. But think about it:

a fairy tale themed forest,
where a guy killed his mother?

We also got the additional
forest.

First we install
the treetop path...

That's not the point...

I got everything worked out
and it adds up.

The treetop path will generate
a profit from day one.

We'll do the theme park later.

The bank will give you the
30.000 Marks without a fuss.

For them it's a profitable deal,
even if you go bankrupt.

I am telling you
this in confidence:

if anything goes wrong,

they will take everything
you have.

You'll be left with nothing.

[tractor cranks]

[foot falling]

I heard the noise.

I don't get it. Do you?

Nobody really understood Xavier.

I thought you were finished
here?

ANJA: Do you remember when
this lot was cleared?

When I was ten or eleven. Why?

The ground was dug up
unusually deep.

You can see that?

Top soil is like the skin
of a child.

It remembers everything

If someone went missing
in a forest,

no one forgets that either.

No one goes on holiday here.

Someone dug
a tremendous hole here.

They probably had to remove
extremely deep-rooted rootstock.

Or maybe there was an accident,
a spill of machine oil.

Don't you also want to know
why he did that?

I just want things
to be normal again.

[birds chirping in background]

[indistinct TV chatter]

REPORTER: ...and the accession
of Czech Republic to EU.

The tragedy of Faunried,

which has already claimed
one life,

at the beginning of the week,
has taken a sinister turn.

The suspected perpetrator
Xavier Leybach committed suicide

in the forensic mental
institution.

According to the police,

he was also a suspect in the
murder of Johannes Grimm.

[sighs]

[foot falling]

[door opens and closes]

Your brother?

Killed and buried
Johannes Grimm?

You believe that?

He clubbed his own mother
to death.

He hated Anna. Just like you.

Let's go!

Everybody bullied and pushed
Xavier around, his whole life.

He could not run away.

And he even took care of her
up to her very end.

Because none of us could
stand being with her.

That's how it was, wasn't it?

And now Xavier is supposed
to have murdered this man Grimm.

I won't believe it
in a hundred years.

Who cares what you believe.

It's finally over.

I spent the entire day
with Xavier back then.

We even saw Grimm go
into the Leybach forest.

Xavier has not killed him.

And especially did he not
bury a body in the Doost.

How was he even supposed
to go there?

You are lying,
you are all lying.

Even you, mother.

Anna did it!

There are mass graves
everywhere around here, Rupert.

From the death marches.

In the Haingries is one too.

The prisoners
from the concentration camp

in Flossenbürg
were driven south.

The ones who managed to escape
and hide in the forest,

were hunted down
and beaten to death.

Zebra Hunting,

they called it.

Xavier had to watch it all
at that time.

For his education they've said.

And then this teacher came
and started digging right there.

Of all years,
in the summer of '79!

That year there was a memorial service
at the concentration camp.

If this teacher had found
the mass grave then

the whole world
would have known about it.

So everyone was fine
with Anna killing the teacher.

That's why everybody
kept their mouth shut!

Even Gustav.

RUPERT:
And where are the bodies now?

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FRANZ:
One day is enough.

You'll have it back
in the morning.

JOHANN:
How many cubic meters?

FRANZ: Four by six,
fifty centimeters deep.

JOHANN: That's more than
seven cubic meters,

so a tripple-axle unit
would be scarce.

With fluid system as well?

[phone ringing]

Yes?

RUPERT:
Anja? It's me, Rupert.

The funeral is this weekend.

I know. I'm sorry.

RUPERT: I know your internship is over
but can we meet again?

I'm going home.

RUPERT:
Take care Anja.

Is she gone?

Yes.

[takes deep breath]

Are we doing the right thing,
Konrad?

What else should we do?

Tell the truth.

[scoffs]

And ruin all of us?

Xavier took revenge for it.

And paid for it.

Yes.

We all pay eventually.

Your father too.

Anna murdered Johannes Grimm
and he covered her.

Do you call that paying?

Two years ago,

I got a call from the director

of the concentration camp
memorial in Flossenbürg.

He wanted to meet me.

So we drove further out
to a farm,

somewhere near Waldmünchen.

An old woman lived there,

with her daughter.

The old woman had only
a few months left to live.

So she wanted to confess.

What did she want to confess?

In the spring of 1945,

right past their farm,

concentration camp inmates
were driven south.

One inmate collapsed.

They've shot him.

And she heard the shot.

After they had gone,

she went outside
found the body,

dragged it back to her property
and buried it there.

For fifty years this family
has taken care

of this anonymous grave.

But the old woman felt so bad

that she wanted to confess it,
so she could die in peace.

She wanted the bones to be

buried in the
concentration camp cemetery

and for the relatives
to be informed.

What did you do?

Nothing.

Some things have to be
endured in silence.

Even if it's hard.

That is also a way
of reconciliation.

[door opens and closes]

[knocking]

[kissing]

[taking deep breathes]

[screaming]

[gasps]

[taking deep breathes]

[birds chirping in distance]

[creaking]

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Lord, forgive Xavier.

You gave him a tough life.

He was just a poor man.

Give him the peace
he could not find here.

Amen.

Amen.

Amen.

Well then.

[clears throat]

[engine starts]

[crying]

[knocking]

Miss Grimm,

You can't believe how sorry
I am about all that

has happened to you here.

If there is anything I can do...

Where is that?

In the Doost.

In the Doost?

Such a huge nettle field
in nitrogen poor soil?

Someone should have noticed this
a long time ago.

Yes. But who would ever
think of that.

That's true.

Have a safe trip.

Good bye.

[♪♪♪]

ANJA: Soil disturbance
in the Haingries,

at same location
as nettle field,

before creation
of the wild meadow.

[shoveling in background]

[engine starts]

[indistinct chatter]

ANJA:
A beer, please.

The bill.

I'll take it.

Thanks.

Good night then.

Did I do something wrong?

Nobody said that.

Maybe he thought now
she's coming back

to find out what I have done.

But why killing Anna, then?

Otherwise, he didn't need
a reason to kill my father.

So it does make sense again,
doesn't it?

I've got to go, Anja.

ANJA: You have to build you
fairy tale forest.

How about a gingerbread house?

Hansel and Gretel
in the Leybach Farm.

Do you know the story?

Sure.

ANJA:
I mean the real story.

That was a pretty
antisocial family.

Who's abandoning their children
in a forest, during a famine.

But these kids weren't normal
either.

They were petty criminals.

Did they knock on the door
to ask for help?

They broke into the house
right away.

The old woman understood
immediately.

And locked up the boy.

I would have done the same.

The girl was just as depraved.

So she frees him,

they beat the woman to death,

rob her, burn the body

and return home with rich loot.

The parents have no problem
believing

the outrageous story
about the wicked witch.

And neither do we.

Our favorite fairy tale
is nothing but a disgusting,

oversugared pogrom story.

It's ingrained deeply Rupert.

We don't even hear the screams
of that burning woman.

What do you want?

Good luck with your
fairy tale forest, Rupert.

[clears throat]

[indistinct chatter]

[taking deep breathes]

[indistinct chatter]

ANJA: The transport route
at the Haingries leads

from the high seat
at the wild meadow,

deeper and deeper
into the Leybach forest.

Watchpost for operational team.
I am in position.

[inhales, exhales]

WALKIE-TALKIE: Operational team to watchpost:
On schedule. Confirm.

Watchpost for operational team:
Confirm. Over.

[shovel clicking]

[agitator starts]

RUPERT:
Less plasticizer!

Stop.

[birds chirping in distance]

[♪♪♪]

[taking deep breathes]

[gunshot]

[grunting, groans]

RUPERT:
Anja!

[taking deep breathes]

ANJA:
No.

[car whooshing]

KONRAD:
Stop!

[breathing shakily]

So that's how it is.

KONRAD:
Holy Mary!

Gustav!

It is for the likes of you
we've done all that.

Gustav!

It's over.

Over.

Father, stop it, please!

[♪♪♪]

[gunshot]

[♪♪♪]

When the Nazis disbanded
the concentration camps,

shortly before the end
of the war in 1945,

thousands of prisoners perished
on death marches across Bavaria.

Their murderers were German
soldiers

who had orders to cover up
traces.

Civilians from the surrounding
villages participated

in the murders and tried
to cover up their deeds

for a long time after the war.

Bones are still found in the
Upper Palatinate to this day.

The Silent Forest

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