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DANCERS

Music!

Yes, that looks good!

Nice... Smile.

Get your head up.

Mark, get your head up!

Mom? The power's out!

Listen, I'm considering a Viennese
waltz for the end-of-year dance.

Does that sound good?

Now line up for a Viennese waltz,
and I'll see if the power's back on.

It is... Are you ready?
Try dancing a Viennese waltz to this.

...and 3, and then 4, and then...

Husum Dance, Kis speaking.
Has Soren left?

- Has Soren left?
- Yes.

Yes, he has. Goodnight.

And that...goes for me as well.

- Bye-bye.
- Bye-bye.

- See you tomorrow.
- So long.

Mom...?

Oh, I thought you'd left.

- Will you lock up after me?
- Sure.

Have you spoken to the insurance
company about the water damage?

We also have to plan
the end-of-year dance.

- What day is it today?
- We have seven weeks to get ready.

- Will you check with the sports hall?
- I already have.

All I have is a little 'My Fair Lady'
for the opening number.

Carina's performing
something Tyrolean, and Mai-Britt...

- She has a jive number.
- And you have...?

'Giddy-up' with the kids
and 'Swan Lake' with the juniors.

Poultry again? Then there's
the cleaning company...

They better give us a refund
for the days they stood us up.

I don't get it. This is a dance school.
Goodnight, honey. Sleep tight.

- Hi, Annika.
- Hi, Louise!

- There's coffee.
- Oh, that's nice.

Kis speaking... Hello?
Will you take care of it?

What was that?
This is a really bad connection.

It all just went 'poof, and that was
that. I didn't dare turn it on again.

You aren't the first one
who's tried to fix it.

We can change some main fuses
for now, but it needs an overhaul.

- That sounds expensive.
- I'll get a price for you.

Can you at least make sure
we have power for today?

Then we'll have to see
how much that overhaul will cost.

What was your name?

- Lasse.
- Annika.

- Do we have electricity now?
- Yes.

- And how about that overhaul?
- My boss will call with a price.

Let's just hope
it's not too expensive.

Hey, you know what?

I'd like some lights in the closet
up in my flat at the school.

I have these little lights
that my ex-boyfriend never put up.

Do you do a little moonshining
once in a while?

No bill, you know.

It's not impossible.

Can we arrange that you come by...

...and put them up?

It doesn't have to be an evening.
It can be a weekend.

- Shall we say Sunday?
- Yeah.

Good... That's nice.

Choo-choo-choo! Everybody in line!
What's a train say?

Choo-choo-choo-choo-choo...

- And where's the caboose?
- It's coming.

Boy, this is one, long choo-choo train!
Phew, I'm getting dizzy...

Shake it, shake it, shake it.
And shake it, shake it, shake it...

2, 3, cha-cha-cha.
2, 3, cha-cha-cha...

Doesn't anyone have a lesson?
Then what are you doing out here?

Just come down when you're ready.
Whenever that is...

Would you like something
to eat or drink?

I don't have any coffee.
But I have some tea...

...and some raisins.

- Raisins.
- That's really all I've got.

My mom says you'll be
overhauling the electricity.

We start Wednesday.

It's really nice
that you don't mind doing this.

I have classic black tea
and green tea with lemon...

Original India Spice...

- May I wash my hands?
- Sure.

Do you have
any brothers or sisters?

- No.
- I don't either.

What a coincidence.

Don't you ever show your teeth
when you smile?

You have a towel?

Here.

- What happened to your arm?
- Boiling water.

Ouch, that must have hurt.

Wow!

That's fantastic.

Hey, they work separately.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- I'm turning off the power.
- Huh?

I said I'm turning off the power
for an hour, if that's okay.

Yeah, sure... Hey...!

Lasse...?

- I forgot to pay you last Sunday.
- Oh... Forget it.

No!
You saved me from the darkness.

Then I'll have to give you
a free dance lesson.

Hi...

- Do you have a hip-hop class?
- Yes, we do. What's your name?

Jonathan.

- Want a lollipop?
- Yeah, it's okay.

- How old are you?
- I'm nine.

We have a class for you Friday
afternoons, with a guy named Steff.

4:30. Just come.

Yes! That's good!

Hi.

Hi.

I didn't come to dance...

Just give me a beer,
and we're even.

Come along, then...

Well, they're not that cold...

Just as long as
you have milk and sugar.

Thanks.

- Pretty far out place you've got here.
- Right.

My grandfather started it in 1944.

People were crazy about dancing
during the war.

My mom and dad
took it over from him.

Haven't you ever considered...
moving away from home?

Yes...

The rent's cheap.

Doesn't take long, getting to work.

What about you?
Are you from around here?

No.

I'm...

I can't do this.

I've been in prison and I just got out.
And I can't...

How long were you in for?

- A year. A little over a year.
- For what?

For fraud.

No, nothing... Nothing special.

- What's it like, being in prison?
- You just want to get out, right?

Has the electrician come yet?

That cleaning company
stood us up again.

- Mom, is the electrician here yet?
- Yes.

Hey! Would you mind
cleaning the bathrooms? They stink.

I was wondering,
would you like a soft drink?

Thanks.

- A movie...? Nah, you wouldn't.
- Do I want to go to the movies?

- Some evening, or...
- This evening?

Yeah.

I get off at nine.

- I can come by and pick you up.
- Sure.

Yes, Nicolai!

Down with your shoulders, Kate.

And not too close. Think to the left.

Do you know if you have
enough feathers for your poultry?

Let's pop down to the cellar later
and see what we need to buy.

I'm going out... Lead her, Nicolai.

- You're what?
- Remember: heel on the first beat.

- You're going out?
- Yeah.

Well...
I'm not going to ask with who.

Give me a smile! C'mon!

- Who are you going out with, dammit?
- The electrician.

- I guess the sparks are flying.
- Aw, Mom...

They dance great!
No doubt about it.

You did real well. You know what?
You two make a fantastic couple.

New message received, 2:44 pm:

Just say hello to Lasse
from Nina Julander.

Just say hello to Lasse
from Nina Julander.

- Come in.
- Thanks.

I borrowed the boss's car.

- A new Audi.
- Really?

Someone left a message on my phone,
that I should say hello to you...

...from Nina Julander.

But it was some guy
who left the message.

Let's drop it.

- Who's Nina Julander?
- I'm not getting into that shit again.

But, who is she?

A flipped-out bitch I met at a party.

We were drunk as hell.
And this here is some fucked-up shit.

I told you I'd been in prison, right?

Yes.

It was for rape.

I know what you're thinking,
but I'm not like that.

So, fuck it.
Are we going, or what?

It turns the other way...

Hello...?

Lasse?

I'm turning off the power.
It'll only take a second.

Just a quarter of an hour or so.

That's my grandfather.

Okay...

I don't really know
what to say to you.

You don't have to say anything.

- I don't know you at all.
- No, you don't.

- I can't be with anyone just now.
- No.

No.

Yep.

Yep.

Well, I'll...
turn off the power.

We have to collect from the parents.
We're owed way too much money.

I found some real cheap Lycra
at the mall. For your juniors.

Husum Dance. Kis speaking...
With whom am I speaking?

Who is this?

- Who was it?
- That's what I'd like to know.

But who was it?

"Your electrician
is a rapist son of a bitch."

What's that supposed to mean?

- It's not like that.
- Not like what?

What's this about?

- He's been in prison.
- For what?

For rape.

- Jesus Christ...
- Mom, he's not that kind.

One doesn't end up in prison
for nothing. You're too naive.

Whatever it is, it has to stop!

You can't have someone like that
touching you.

Look at me!

I didn't have your phone number.

He called the dance school.

- How does he know I know you?
- Beats me.

- What does he want?
- It must be her boyfriend.

She's sick in the head.

Would you please tell me
what it is you've done?

I fooled around with her
at a party.

And both of us
were really bombed.

Next morning, the police came. I had
no idea what they were talking about.

What does everyone
want from me?

I've done my time. I've had boiling
water poured over me. Dammit!

- Boiling water...?
- Would you mind leaving?

- But who did it?
- Other inmates. Now leave.

I just want...
I just want to forget it.

I just want to get on with my life.
Understand?

What did you say your name was?

Let's start over.
Not a word about the past.

My name's Annika.

Haven't you ever
lived with someone?

Yes, a little.
Once upon a time.

But it's been a while.

- Where's your father?
- He's dead.

I was thirteen.

Mine died
of a cerebral hemorrhage.

What about your mother?

I don't see her that much.

If we had some bread,
we could feed the ducks.

- There aren't any ducks.
- We don't have any bread, either.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Palle...?
The rumba is a dance of love.

Show Birgit how much you love her.
Look at her while you dance.

1, 2, 3, 4.

1, 2, 3, 4. Pow.

- Loose. And use your hips, okay?
- I'll try.

Okay. Ready? And remember that arm.
A masculine arm, okay?

1, 2, 3, 4. 1...

Masculine hips.
That's it. Yeah, yeah!

Let's take it from the top.
With music.

The ladies go in...
Make the invitation...

And we're ready.

...3, 4. 1...

Yes! You're going
to be down here next week!

Ready to roll?

A little harder...

Helllllp!

See you, dancing queen!

You coming?

We'll have to buy spring decorations.
Cherry blossoms and stuff.

I've taken care of
that hole in the curtain.

Good.

Does Martin have the stage ready?

- Does he?
- Yeah, yeah.

I'd like to find a new catering service
this year.

I've never seen shrimp
that were so limp.

You're still seeing him?

Yes.

You know
this could wreck the school.

Stop it, Mom.
What do you know?

For Christ's sake. You always
used to go out with normal men.

Allan and all the others.

Ones like your father.

- Doesn't it bother you, what he did?
- You don't know what he did.

- Do you?
- Yes.

They were shit-faced,
and she was totally out of it.

It's not you who got hurt.
It's some poor girl.

Hey, boys! Here we are!

We were afraid you'd stood us up.

And the dance position. Hold your
hand up like this, and a bit loose.

And you hold me back here.
On the shoulder blade, okay?

This hand here. Look up.
Shoulder down... No.

Don't collapse. Correct posture.

You're the one who leads. Ready?

Forward, to the side, feet together.
Back, to the side, feet together.

Forward... Forward, to the side...
Ow! Don't step on my toes!

You can't look down. Look up.

Out there. Towards infinity.

Shouldn't we hear some music?
Some waltz music, or something?

Let's see...

This one, maybe.

- Is that supposed to be a waltz?
- Yeah, it's waltz music.

Forward, to the side, back.
And forward. And back...

Forward, to the side. Forward,
to the side. Forward, to the side...

This is how it's done,
you assholes!

- Annika.
- Aren't you ashamed?

- Who is this?
- Aren't you ashamed at all?

Why does he keep calling?

Fuck... Not again...

I'm sorry...

Don't worry,
I'll buy you a new phone.

Where is she?

- I don't have the slightest idea.
- Is she dead?

Yes, I always kill my ex-girl friends.
Force of habit.

"Girlfriends"...?

I haven't killed anyone.

Was she your girlfriend?

Ex.

- What?
- Ex-girlfriend!

Yeah, we went out together
for half a year.

Things were all fucked up. Dad was
in hospital, and Mom was going mad.

- Why didn't you just tell me?
- Because you'd have just split.

I didn't fucking ask you
to come running over here, did l?

I hadn't seen her for years,
and then she was at that party.

We got drunk as hell. I don't remember
shit. It's just a big, black hole.

If I fucked up that night,
I've sure as hell paid for it.

- What'd you do?
- We were pissed, I said!

I can't remember a goddam thing!

Won't you stay awhile?

Please don't go now.

Gosh...
We've sold almost 1,800 tickets.

That's more than last year.
That's great.

Wait till you see what I found...
You choose first.

Then Tina can have the other one.

Why don't you just give Tina
the one she likes best?

Annika, just choose.

No, I don't know.

I'm not asking you to save the world.
Just choose a color for your girls.

I don't know, Mom,
and I don't care.

You don't care. Okay.

Good. Then we'll say,
"Eenie, meenie, miney, mo".

That one's yours.

I don't care, either.

Stop!

- Benjamin, what are you doing?
- I dunno.

Can't you see that Caroline's
getting upset? Can't you?

- What happened, Caroline?
- We follow after them, right?

- But then we can't turn outwards.
- Why not?

We end up turning inwards 'cause
we have to follow right after them.

You have to figure it out!
You're supposed to lead.

We're holding the end-of-year dance
soon, and you're not co-operating.

Your parents are coming -

- and they don't want to watch
nonsense like this. Do they, Benjamin?

No.

And what's that, Philip? What do
you think I'm going to say now?

That I can't chew gum?

Then why are you doing it
when it's not allowed?

- 'Cause I felt like chewing.
- You did?

We won't have you chewing
while we're dancing.

- You understand that?
- Yeah.

Then let's take it from the top.

And just...
show what you can do, okay?

1, 2, 3, 4!

- Husum Dance. Annika speaking.
- It's Lasse.

I...
I bought you a new cell phone.

But I've already bought one.

Okay...

How about going for a drive with me?
I'm right outside.

There's a built-in GPS.

Just press this button, and you can see
where we are on the screen.

Hey, you gotta see
the trunk on this car.

Just open the trunk...
Right there.

It's for you.

I'm not too good
at stuff like this, so...

So I asked the boss's daughter
what I should buy, and...

Thank you.

There's also a cross and a heart
that goes with it.

But she said
you can use the necklace just as it is.

Was this a really dumb idea?

No.

Let's see...

This latch is so fuckin' tiny...

Just a sec...

Hi...

- My name's Annika.
- Go to your room, Jonathan.

- Is Mom coming?
- Yes. Pack your things.

- Is Ole coming?
- I don't know. Go get ready.

- How long will I be at Mom's?
- Is Nina home?

Listen here:
We want to put this behind us.

We don't want
to start stirring things up again.

Why do you keep calling me?

It is you, isn't it?

How can you be with him?

How the hell can you do it?

I want to know
what happened that night.

Please go. Sorry about the phone
calls. It won't happen again.

But I'd really like to talk
to the two of you.

Talk to him.

I was just making some coffee.

I'll just warm up some milk.

I want to know what you did.

I want to know
exactly what you did to her.

- What's going on here?
- I want to know now, Lasse.

Weren't you the one
who wanted to start over?

- Tell me what happened.
- I already have.

I told you I can't remember.
It's one big, black hole.

I was drunk as hell. I had a blackout.
It's all a big...

Now we're getting somewhere.
Do it again.

Let's start all over.

Come on!

You can hit harder than that,
can't you? Huh?

Okay... Okay, okay.

You're lying.

What?

I said you're lying to my face.

There's nothing
for you to be afraid of.

You wanted it, didn't you?
You like it like that, don't you?

It has to be dangerous.
Everything mamma won't allow.

Fuck off outta here.
Fuck off home and waltz!

Naughty girl, trying out real life.
So just fuck off!

Get outta here.
This is where we boil water.

We boil water and pour it
over the evil people! Now fuck off!

Tell me how you think it's going.

- With what?
- With what? With you and Nicolai.

It's going fine, I think.

Is that all you have to say?

You're the worst couple
on the dance floor.

You just mess about.

We plan to practice every day.
And we've got the waltz under control.

Kate, you're the one
who chose to dance with Nicolai.

Instead of dancing with Rasmus.
Am I right?

Do you think
we're playing some game?

- Do you?
- I don't think it's a game.

- So you do take this seriously?.
- Yes, very.

- No one's forcing you.
- But I want to!

Don't just tell me
what I want to hear.

I want to do it!

That's good.

Fair enough.

See you on Thursday, then.

Okay?

- Hi.
- Hi.

I'm Annika.

Hasn't your boyfriend
mentioned me?

No. He isn't home.
Can I help you with something?

I'd like to talk about Lasse.

Right... Come in, then.

- Would you like a glass of water?
- No, thanks.

What did he do to you?

- What happened?
- Nothing happened to me.

I've been seeing him.

And...

...he's told me about you two.

He says he can't remember anything
about that night.

He says he was drunk.

That's a lie, because
he drove me home after the party.

Then he came in,
and we had a coke.

Suddenly we were on the floor,
and I couldn't breathe.

Was it here?

Excuse me...

It's really dumb
that we haven't moved out of here.

But... Andreas lived here with his ex.
Their son was born here.

- What is it you want?
- I want to know what he did to you.

Suddenly I couldn't move
the fingers on one of my hands.

Andreas came home,
and he totally freaked out.

Then he drove me to the hospital.

And I still have
this thing about my throat.

Your throat?

I can't stand having anyone
touch me there. Not even Andreas.

Hi, sweetheart.

This is Annika.

- Didn't I tell you to stay away?
- Yes.

Can't you go bother someone else?

- I'm leaving now.
- You ought to be ashamed.

I'm sorry...

I'm sorry. I'm sorry...

What do you want me to do?

You have to tell me everything.

She was at that party...

...and we danced together...
And talked.

And then I drove her home.

I went in with her, and drank a coke.
Then we began kissing.

She started babbling on
about all kinds of things.

She wanted to know
why I'd left her.

And that now it was too late,
and I should leave.

- What's that?
- My police record.

Read it, so you can see I've
never done anything like this before.

I told her to take it easy...
We'd only been kissing...

And then she started shoving me.

I knocked her over backwards,
and she began yelling and screaming.

I put my hand over her mouth
to make her shut up -

- but I couldn't get it up...

Then she started
scratching my face...

So I took hold of her fingers
and snapped them.

Then suddenly...

I grabbed her
and really started going at it.

We were lying on the floor
and she was crying. And I thought...

Shit!

And I left.

I just left.

I broke her fingers and I left.

I just left her there.

No...

I won't have this.

Go away.

Normal people... They can't
have this kind of shit in their head.

What do you want me to do? Huh?

- You... You should just go away!
- Annika...

- What do you want me to do?
- Boil some water!

What the hell's going on?
I had two mothers on the phone.

They say
you speak too hard to the kids.

I speak to them
completely normally.

Apparently they're all upset when
they come home. What about Kate?

I had to talk to her
about her priorities.

Her mom said she came home crying.
That's no good for our students.

They're the ones who pay the rent,
in case you'd forgotten.

- Would you please shut up?
- What?

Would you please shut up!

That's not how
we two speak to each other.

l do.

I'm telling you to shut up!

Shut up!

This isn't you. The two of us
used to be able to talk together.

You're not yourself.

You're good, you're clever, you're
professional. You're everything.

l don't know what the hell's going on!
Like it's me doing something wrong.

I'm not the one
who's acting weird!

I'm exactly like I always am,
god dammit!

- And that takes a lot of effort!
- Shut up, and get out my flat!

We live off this dance school.
End of discussion!

Shut up!

I don't know what you're up to,
but it better not affect the children.

When they're here, they're supposed
to be happy. It's a party. Understand?

I'm expecting you
to be ready tomorrow -

- and that you look after your students
and behave yourself.

Th-that looks really nice.

Let's just stop here for today.

See you at the hall on Saturday.
You're really good. It looks great.

- What now?
- 20 minutes of an hour and a half!

Remember...
Remember the feathers for your hats.

I don't know where to go.

This is a dance school...

It's just a dance school, dammit.
It's not some kind of religion.

That damn end-of-school dance...

I can handle it without you.

Mai-Britt will be there. Carina.
Per and Allan. They'll all be coming.

No one's forcing you.

I think l...

I think I love him.

I see.

But I don't know if I can.

I sure as hell don't know, either.

How does one love
someone like that?

I'm not you.

No.

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