All language subtitles for Butter.On.The.Latch.2013.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG

-[heaby breathing]

-[audience]
[chuckling]

[laughter]

-One,one,one.

-One.

-One.

-[audience] [laughter]

-[Sarah] I loved it.

-[woman] Well, now I can finally sleep.

-Thank you, you're amazing.

Bye.

[phone ringing]

Hey!

Pony?

What?

What do you mean
you don't know where you are?

[crying] What do you mean?

Your jaw hurts?

Are you in there? Get out of there!

Get out of the house, get out of there.

You don't know them?

Get-- Get-- You don't need your shoes,
you don't need your shoes!

You can get other shoes, get out of the house!

They're waking up?
Get out, get out right now.

What do you mean?

Where were you last night?

You're in New York.

You went out-- Pony, you went out?

Are you outside right now?

What do you see?

I promise I'm not going to hang up on you.

I'm coming to get you out of that house.

Who the fuck were those people?

No!

No!

[crying]

[fence rattling]

It's fine, totally fine.

[inaudible chatter]

[clinking on metal]

♪hip-hop music ♪

[snoring]

[soft crying]

[bottle rolling]

[garage door opening]

-[woman] [humming]

-[Sarah] You get to choose him or not?

And you get to choose--
no, but everybody else does, right?

On my"

[rummaging sounds]

[chopping wood]

[wood chop]

[footsteps]

-[Sarah] Oh my God!

—[Isolde] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

What's going on?

I can't believe you made it.

-[Sarah] I had no idea
you were actually coming.

-[Isolde] You look so much happier.

[Sarah] Really?

-[Isolde] Do you see them?

-[Sarah] What are you doing here?

I had no idea you were actually going to--

-[Isolde] Really? You didn't get the email?

You look great! You look great!

No, don't lean on me, don't lean on me.

[laughter]

[giggling] Sorry.

-Are you going to the dance tonight?

-Yeah, we're going to the dance, yeah.

-[woman] Do you know what
bands are playing tonight?

-I--I don't know.

[brushing teeth]

-[Sarah] What's your name?
-[Nez] Uh, Nez.

-[Isolde] Nez?
-♪-E-Z.

-[Isolde] Nez, ♪-E-Z.
-And my wife is Leah.

-[Isolde] Leah. It's Isolde and Sarah.

-[Nez] Yeah, thank you.
-[laughs]

-So we'll see you?
-Yeah, see you soon.

-See you down there.
- [Sarah] Bye, Nez.

Nice meeting you.
-[Nez] Nice meeting you.

-[whispering] So sweet.
-I know.

-Was he considering coming with you here?

-No way.

That would be hell.

-Was it official, the break-up?

-Yeah, yeah.

-How long has it been since...

-It's been like two weeks.

We haven't spoken, so...

-Remember Simon?

-Huh?
-Remember Simon?

-Oh yeah, what's up? [laughs]

-He went back to London.

He also fucked me in my ass last week.

[laughs] It was awesome.

He's always so surprising,
like it was-- I don't know how he

pulled that off, it was as if we were,

like, falling asleep and then all of a sudden--

-He just pulled a fast one on you?
That's usually how it starts, you know?

Gain your trust and then...

- And he doesn't have,
like, an ass-fucking dick,

like, it's enormous.

[laughs] I'm sorry.

-No, those are tender moments, you know?

Like you have to, like, really trust the person.

You can't really just pull that on someone,

you know?
-I do really trust him.

-Yeah.

It would be nice to be in
kind of like a-- like a--

like a formal relationship, you know?

Like with a man instead of-- instead of a boy.

-Why wasn't it formal?

He was a man,
he was 30, you know, that's--

-[whispering] Yeah, but
he's still a boy, you know?

-What happened?
What happened that made it final, A,

and B, is it final?

-Yeah, it's totally final.

-That's what you said a few times ago.

I'm just curious why you know it's final now.

-I just like" okay, okay.

Do you know that place that's like 2626,
it's in the East Village, and they give,

urn, like, these, uh, scrubs, you know?
-Yeah-- I, yeah.

-Um, so, uh, he was like, "Okay, go inside,
make yourself comfortable," or whatever,

I'm like, "Make yourself comfortable,
does that mean,

do you like, take off your clothes?"

It's just a stranger,
am I supposed to be naked,

and it's a guy, like what do I do?

-They didn't clarify at all.

-Yeah didn't clarify, just like,
"Make yourself comfortable," and

I'm like, "Alright, well,
if I'm getting my body scrubbed,

"I probably should be naked, right?"

It just makes sense, you know?

So I was like, "Okay, this is all right,
I understand, this is professional,

so just go topless," you know?

And then he gives me a scrub, you know,

but he's just this stranger
and he's scrubbing salt,

like, all over your tits,
and then rubbing oil all over your tits,

and was really paying attention to,
like, areas, you know what I mean?

It was just very...

[laughs] All these kids.

-There's children coming.
-Yeah, there's children coming.

Okay, so like, he like...

[sighs] There's a part where you
rinse off the--the-- the salt, you know?

So he lays me down,
and then he like stretches me out

in all these wacky positions,
and there's one position--

-[laughs] What the fuck?

-He was like this--like this,
he was like stretching me,

and using the weight of his chest
to like stretch me out

and then like massage
[laughs] my ass like this.

-That's completely hot!
- It was totally hot.

I was like, dude,
my boyfriend never did that before.

This is insane! [laughs]

-Did he speak English?

-Um, yeah, but like...
- But like no.

-No, but was-- that's-- that's good, you know?

-Oh my God, that is the hottest.

-So then, after like the so--the scrub,

they wash you off, you know,
and then, um-- [laughs]

-Just say it.

-And then like, you know,
he's like soaping up your body

and then he comes back in, he was like,

you know, professionally wiping
like the salt off of your tits,

like this, and then professionally.

Like, under the context of that
this is, like, professional massage.

-That is not professional massage.

-And I was like, "I don't think
I can fucking handle this anymore.

Like, I can't hold it together,
this is way too steamy.

This guy is a babe, he's rubbing my tits,

he's like all over me."
-What was he wearing?

-These big fucking hot hands.
-[scoffs]

-And he's just wearing,
you know, one of those dorky

"I am from", you know,

"2626", you know like,
"I am a masseuse," buff T-shirt,

like bodybuilding T-shirt.

And then he had this big dorky chain
around his neck, really sleazy.

And then he leans like this
and just starts breathing into my ear

like this a little bit, like just
enough distance so you know that like,

just enough distance
so it's kind of like pushing,

and then it was like boom, barn, boom...

-How much was he...
-Down.

-How much was he aware...Oh, just-- [clap]
-boom, barn, boom, on it.

-Doom tech doom.
-Doom tech doom.

And then I went and left, and I was like,

"Uh, seven passes please."

[laughter]

-Was the place nice?

Did it obviously generate a lot of money?
-No, it was fucking filthy.

It's really dirty,
and all these people who go there,

like, I think know
what goes on there, you know?

So everyone has this kind of guilty look
when they pass each other, you know?

Yeah, 2626, you should go, man.

-I'm kind of... Kind of considering it.
-Victor, his name's Victor.

[laughter]

♪ traditional Balkan music ♪

-[Sarah] "A dragon loves me, and he'll take me.

Every evening he'll come to see me,

and this evening he'll come too.

One day with a sound like a rifle shot,

the dragons descend on the girl
and entwining themselves in her hair,

carry her away,
burning the forest as they go.

In the dragon's house,
she brews an herbal drink

that renders her suitor powerless."

It's so, so beautiful.

Let me see what I can remember.

-[Isolde] You should sing it.
-Yeah.

-[Isolde] It can be my bedtime lullaby.

-Yeah [laughs]

♪singing in foreign language ♪

-[Sarah] Oh, no, it's...
-[laughs]

♪ singing in foreign language ♪

[birds chirping]

[door shuts]

[hair dryer blowing]

♪ rhythmic drum beats ♪

-Heachefl
Ta-ticky-doom-ticky-doom-ta

Ticky-doom-ticky.

All right, are we okay with this?

Those of you that have
been playing for a while,

the pattern is simple for you.

Start working on
getting that shake in there, okay?

Uh.

♪ tambourine beats ♪

So you're, you know, you're...

♪ tambourine beats ♪

That hand and this hand.

So it's not really this, it's really this.

So you're pushing with this...

[wind blowing]

♪ singing in foreign language ♪

[drums beating in distance]

[bell ringing]

[inaudible chatter]

-[woman] But are you into music
and other kinds of music, or...

-[Isolde] I mean, I--I sung in,
like, choir when I was young,

but I don't have a lot of control, you know?

-Well, that's practice.
-You have a lot of control.

I've been listening to you sing.

You have amazing control,
you seem like a singer.

-[woman] So what are you taking?
What classes are you taking?

-[Isolde] I'm taking the Greeks-- the Greek--

-[Sarah] The Greek--
-Yeah.

-[woman] The Greek singing with Christos.

-That one, and maybe a few dance classes.

I've mainly just been
wandering around the woods, actually.

[laughter]

-She just wanted to get away from the madness.

-That's a great base.

That's a great base.

♪ man and woman singing
"My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean'♪

-What is this? What is this?

-Slivovitz, it's like a plum brandy.

Bulgarian, Balkan plum brandy, slivovitz.

-Cheers.
-Cheers.

-Wait, who was the woman that
we were talking to earlier who was,

said that she sang with Merita?

-Mari-- Marianne said
she sings with Corinna,

from like 30 years ago
or something like that.

-Can you do me a favor?

Can you not tell people
that I just got out of something?

Is that okay? I just don't want to like...

-I didn't say anything to anyone.

-Well you were like, you know,
it was like an introduction to someone.

She was like-- I mean
I was being introduced to her,

and then, like, my introduction was like,

"Oh, she just got out of of this relationship."

-I'm sorry.

-I don't want to make it into a big deal,

but I don't want to be
introduced as someone who just got...

-I'm sorry, I can totally see
how that would feel strange for you.

I'm sorry, that was kind of insensitive.

I guess I was just trying
to open up the-- the door for you

to talk openly about what's been
going on with you, so I wanted...

-Well I've slept with
like three different people

like over the course of four years.

And like, you'd have
to be a fucking saint to stay

with someone like that, you know?

-What?

-You'd have to be like a saint to stay...

You'd have to be a saint
to stay with someone who's

trying to get rid of you for four years.

But it's just fucked up because
he was the one who actually was

totally in love with me, and I
was the one who pushed him away.

Because I didn't just have the--

The guts to leave him.
-Yeah, I know he's in love with you,

but it seems like it's gone on
and on and every single time,

you got to a point where...
You know what I mean.

-This guy is so annoying.

Urn, yeah, it's okay.

-But I mean, do you know what I mean?
-Yeah.

It's fine, we don't have
to talk about it right now.

-No, that's why I want to talk about it.
I want to understand.

-It's okay.

-Why aren't you giving me any specifics?

I feel like that's going
to help you through the entire...

-Let's just drink, okay?

-Isolde.
-Let's finish these drinks.

I have to slowly be pried open, you know.

Let's just finish these drinks
and then we'll dance.

Maybe I'll find some, like, cute
banjo-violinist and we can all go...

-That guy plays a banjo.

-Skinny-dipping in the pool or whatever.

-He's cute.
-There's a waterhole. Who?

-That guy is so cute.

[laughs] Do you think?

-No, he's...No. [laughs]

-He is so cute. [laughs]

I'm sorry, not the timing, the time and place.

-It's okay. It's okay.

♪ singing in foreign language ♪

♪ traditional Balkan music ♪

[cheers and applause]

-[Steph] I'm following you, you're following me,

neither of us know's what we're doing.

-[Sarah] I don't want to be at the
end of the line, it makes me nervous.

-Did I, I have a habit of...

-Hi.
-Hi.

♪ band playing Balkan music
in foreign language ♪

[applause]

-[Steph] This is exhausting.

[inaudible crowd chatter]

It was a pleasure dancing with you.

♪band playing Balkan music ♪

She put it down in front of my father,

and just sort of looked up at him
expectantly, and as--

-[Isolde] And he was like, "Ah!"
-As she was making eyes at my father,

the bunny got up and ran away. [laughs]

The bunny was just paralyzed with fear.

That's it, it was fine.

-You missed a good, um--
you missed a good pet story.

-What was it?

-[Isolde] Uh, I can't even tell it.

-Which one, the triple homicide?

-Oh, now you ruined the punch line.

[laughter]

-[Steph] My cat brutally murdered my, urn,

my parakeets, three all in one afternoon.

-Nice.

-Yeah.

♪ traditional Balkan music ♪

-[Sarah] How are you?
-[Isolde] Good.

-[Sarah] No, I mean...[laughs]

No, I mean, how are you?

Like, how are you since everything?

-[Isolde] When?

-[Sarah] When you woke-up when you were
in New York in that really awful house?

-[Isolde] Oh, yeah, she's fine.

Grandma, she just needs
to switch her medications.

-[Sarah] No no no, that really awful house,

and you were with those guys?

Did you go to the hospital,
or end up filing a report of any kind?

-[Isolde] Oh, oh, I just remembered it.

Someone taught me when I was in first grade,

and it was-- it was

a bad joke, it was like a dirty joke.

And it was, "Why did Raggedy Ann
get kicked out of the-- the toy box?

Because she sat on Pinocchio's head."

[laughter]

[crickets]

[deep rumbling]

[demonic sounds]

[heavy breathing]

[creaking door]

[breathing]

-Fuck.

[rummaging]

[Sigh]

-[Steph] [humming]

-[Sarah] You disappeared after our dance.

I was looking for you, I was like,
"I want to dance more!"

-Dancing.
-Yeah, cool. [laughs]

-Well, I'm headed to lunch.

-Cool.
-Because they are eating.

-What time is it?
-Lunch time.

-Okay, urn, do you want company?

-Yeah, sure.

-All right.

[door shuts]

on shit!

[laughter]

-What happened? [laughs]

Too much?

-It was too much caffeine, that is disgusting.

I'm so sorry.

-You're just, "I just OD'ed.
My body is rejecting it."

[laughing] It's like a--
[laughs] a bad transplant.

[laughter]

Would you be friends
with me if I was like this?

-[laughs]

I don't think I could be friends with you.

No, I don't think I would be.
-Okay.

-But I think I would be more
likely to be friends with you

if you were like that, than you
would be likely to be friends with me

-What?
-If I was like...

[laughs]

-Big set-up.
-You're not going to like this.

It actually scares me a little bit.

-I think I know what's coming.
-You might really not like it.

-I think I know what's coming.

-No, but it's worse than with other people.

I really have to...

-I cannot wait for this.

I cannot wait, you've really
built it up very, very high.

-Don't look at me for a second.
-I can't stop looking at you.

-[laughs] You'll be able to stop shortly.

-Oh.
-Oh shit.

-It changes your voice, too.
-Hey, Steph.

-You are so beautiful.
-Thank you so much.

-I love the smacking of your lips and tongue.

Yeah, it's really good, it's very rodentine.

-Don't I have almost like...

-It's gorgeous, it's gorgeous.

It's gorgeous.

-[laughs]

[rhythmic chanting]

-[teacher] This time,
we're going to take up the four

so it's a little bit faster, so it's going...

[rhythmic noises]

Because it's a lot faster, okay?

So let's practice that,
two nines into a faster four.

[rhythmic chanting]

One two, one two, one two three.

One two, one two, one two three...

[continues counting with rhythmic clapping]

So, let's listen to it.

♪ traditional Balkan music ♪

-[Steph] It's in us, you know?

And these are like,
very old rhythms that are, like, biological.

Even the seven and the three.

And the idea that-- the idea that a four...

[music playing in distance]

[birds chirping]

[thunder clap]

[rain falling]

-[Steph] So what do you do when
you hit someone immovable like me

and it just doesn't even affect me?

-[Isolde] I'm not hitting you hard.

-[Steph] [laughs] Can you?
Yeah, hit me like it would be...

[Punch]

[laughter]

"[Steph] Run away!

-[Sarah] [laughing]

-[Steph] Cool, cool.

[Balkan music plays in distance]

-[laughs]

[laughs] Ouch, God.

Man, I am going to fall asleep on this table.

I am so sleepy.

-Do you want your cigarette?
-Yeah.

I think it's the only thing
that's keeping me up right now.

What is this stuff?

What is that drink called again, schluzo?

Slivovitz.

-[Sarah] You didn't have that much.

-[Isolde] No, I didn't.

[loud scraping sounds]

[footsteps]

-[Isolde] [sighs]

How far--How far are we?

Sarah?

I feel like you were the one
who was kind of leading us,

so where-- I don't know where we're going.

-[Sarah] Maybe... Maybe this way.

-[Isolde] What do you mean, "Maybe this way?"

-[Sarah] I mean I don't--
I'm not 100 percent sure.

-[Isolde] I need to pee.
-[Sarah] You're absorbed.

Like in that you're no longer-- Jesus, man.

-[Isolde] I need to pee.

Where's the-- did you bring the wine?

-[Sarah] I have it, it's in my hand.

-[Isolde] Did you drink all of it?
Because I don't, because I still...

We still need some when
we get back to the cabin.

-[Sarah] Yeah, we have like half a bottle.

We're good and you don't need anymore.

In fact, you're not drinking anymore.

-[Isolde] Don't be my fucking mom!

Because he had a trampoline,
and I knew he had a trampoline,

and I wanted to play on the trampoline

so I took my pony over to his house
but he wasn't there.

Because I wasn't supposed
to take my pony on asphalt,

because he didn't have shoes.

-[Sarah] Ouch.

[animal sounds]

-[Isolde] You're 80 percent sure?
-[Sarah] Correct.

How sure are you?

-[Isolde] I wasn't doing anything because
you seemed like you knew where you were--

This is so not where we were before.

Sarah, this is not where we were.

We have no idea where we are.

Sarah?
-[Sarah] Hmm?

-[Isolde] What do you mean, "Hmm?"
-[Sarah] Hmm.

We should go back and
then go back on the big trail

and that's the route,
that's what I said before we left,

where we should go,
we should follow the big route.

But we got a little lost.

-[Sarah] Are you implying that I got us lost?

-[Isolde] I'm not, like-- it's not your fault,
but we are now lost.

I should have just, like...

-[Sarah] No, I'm saying,
if you're the one who told me

that I was leading and now we're lost,
but it's somebody's fault.

-[Isolde] Yeah, why are we,
we're looking at fucking twigs

and branches in front of our face,
and we're not on a path.

-[Sarah] [laughs]

-[Isolde] It's not funny, I wanted to be home,
I wanted to be, like, asleep already.

-[Sarah] Then go to sleep.

[footsteps]

[crickets]

-[Sarah] I used to bite my cuticles like you.

-[Isolde] I don't...

-[Sarah] I broke my nail, shit, that's disgusting.

-[Isolde] Okay, are we going
to go left, or are we going...

I don't know how to get out, I'm just going to go.

-[Sarah] Okay, going to be here
with our fat fingers. [laughs]

-[Isolde] I don't want to be with you
because you brought me out here,

and now we're fucking lost.

I'm going to find my fucking way.

Don't, you don't have a headlamp.

Get the fuck out of my life.

-[Sarah] Isolde!

-[Isolde] [mocking] "Isolde!"

You're so fucking fake.

-[Sarah] How are you going to get back?

[wind blowing]

♪ ambient sounds ♪

-[Sarah] Hey, I was worried about you.

Where'd you sleep?

-[Isolde] You look great.

-[teacher] Entering the camp,
they are calling her...

[singing in foreign language]

They telling her,
you're going to change bad life.

Not anymore, Cinderella.

That's it, okay?

[group singing scales]

-[teacher] But still they need different character.

Need different, I need the sound, "Eh."

Like that.

This song, it's from city and villages,
both are singing.

[group singing in foreign language]

♪ traditional drum beat ♪

"[Steph] Hey, what's up?

-Hey-

[cheering]

-[woman] It's on backwards.

-[man] No it's not,
this is a left-handed accordion.

[laughter]

Let's watch this,
this is going to be something, wow.

Okay, go for it.
[laughs]

♪ playing accordion ♪

-[Steph] Depends where I am.

Various things, food services, custodial work.

-[man] It's guaranteed to make
you a beginner on the accordion.

[laughter]

♪Balkan traditional music ♪

-[Steph] Are you going to keep that?

-[Sarah] No, you want it?

-Uh, I mean I would, yeah.

-I mean I would keep it--
-[laughs] I like souvenirs.

-Of all numbers,
I would keep that number.

-What are you up to?
-What are you, a pack rat?

-I'm a pack rat, yep.

-[laughs] I'm going to go back,

I'm going to walk back to the cabin.

-Really?
-Yeah.

-All right.

-Do you want to walk back with me?
-Uh, no, I'm going--

I'm going to stick around and dance I think.

I'm going to dance.

-How long, are you just
going to be here for the night?

-Yeah, I mean, I'm really tired,
but I think I'm going to let it.

[laughs]

-All right, okay, I'm going
to go back there I guess.

-Yeah, I mean, I'll see you tomorrow.

-[Sarah] Okay, all right.

Okay, night.

-Hey-

-Hey-

-Hey.
-How are you?

-[Isolde] I'm good.

-God, I'm just like exhausted,
I just went to the auction.

-[Isolde] Cool.
-I had plate 103.

-What is 103?
-[Sarah] I had plate 103.

What are you doing
standing in the middle of the...

-[Isolde] Oh, I just saw you, I was just waiting.

-Hi.

-[Isolde] Did you get anything?

-Not really, I bid on something.

-Didn't get any wins?

No?
-No.

-Cool, all right, well,
I'll see you at the cabin.

-Okay, how are you?
-Good. See you soon.

-[Sarah] Okay.

I upbeat traditional Balkan music ♪

[crickets]

♪ eerie a cappella music ♪

[fire crackling]

♪ singing ♪

-Don't push, very piano, very soft.

Breathe here, stay.

Don't breathe here,
don't breathe with the mouth, with the nose.

♪ Singing ♪

-[teacher] Okay, now all the vowels.

♪ singing vowel sounds ♪

[inaudible chatter]

♪ Balkan music playing in distance ♪

-Sarah.

-Hey.
-Hi.

Oh, that looks really good.

Yeah, you should definitely get that.

-Yeah?
-Yeah, that looks good.

I'm going to get cookies
Urn, I'll see you in a bit.

[Zipping sound]

♪ traditional Balkan music ♪

-What is...

What is the hair symbol?

Why does that come up in so many songs?

-Let me back up a little because
you can't understand the hair

without understanding
this whole dragon thing.

In Bulgarian folklore,
there's many creatures in nature

that are either friendly
or sometimes very ominous,

and in the snake family,
they're the ominous kinds, okay?

-Okay.
-And, uh--so there's all these creatures,

and there's also spirits
that reside in natural things,

so it's not like the thing itself is bad,

but a spirit may go into it
and make it into a kind of evil thing.

-Mm-hm.

-Like even a river or a dove
or a tree can become dangerous.

But who is that dangerous to?

♪ Balkan folk music ♪

[footsteps]

-[Sarah] [humming]

[birds chirping]

-[man] There was
a lot more romance, you know?

People would do stuff like that for courting.

-[Steph] Right.

-[man] The--The--The culture
itself was so restrictive that

she had to be home at a certain time,

and they'd sing in the streets,
and it would resonate down all the...

-[Sarah] How long have
you been singing this music?

[laughs] I'm so sorry.

-[man] You guys are kind of,
you know, a little silly.

-[Steph] They were presented to us.

-[man] Yeah, well anyway,
so she asked about it.

-[Steph] So sorry to bother you.

I don't mean to interrupt you.

-[teacher] Let's do the last time
through melody B into the gaida.

Okay, so it goes,
let me see if I can remember it.

[humming]

-Sorry.
-[man] No problem.

♪ upbeat traditional Balkan music ♪

[cheers]

-[woman] You missed the choreography class.

♪ traditional Bakan folk music ♪

[footsteps]

[heavy breathing]

[kissing]

-What is that?

Do you hear that?
-No, no.

-Are you sure?
-Yeah. It's okay. Hey, hey, it's okay.

It's okay, it's okay.

There's nobody.

[kissing]

[heavy breathing]

Are you okay?
-Mhm.

[kissing]

-[Steph] What are you doing?

[heavy breathing]

What?

Come here.

[water splashing]

[splashing]

[heavy breathing]

♪ traditional drum beats ♪

[various rapid sounds]

[sounds increase with intensity]

[heavy breathing]

-[crying]

[heavy breathing]

[crying]

[hyperventilating]

[crying]

[door opens]

-[Sarah] Isolde?

-[Isolde] Jesus Christ.

-[Sarah] [crying]

-[Isolde] Sarah, what the fuck?

-[Sarah] [crying]

-[Isolde] Are you okay? What's going on?

-[heavy breathing]

-Do you want to sit down?

Come here, come here,
come here, come here.

Come here, I'll help you,
I'll help you, I'll help you.

I'll help you. Sit down, sit down.

-You're fucking soaking wet.

-You okay, you okay?

Are you okay?

-[Sarah] [crying]

-It's okay, it's okay, it's okay, it's okay.

[kiss]

You okay? You okay?

-[Sarah] Something happened. [crying]

-I know, I know, it's okay, it's okay.

It's okay. Lie down.

I gotta go back to sleep.

-Huh?
-I gotta go back to sleep.

-Right now?

-Yeah.

-[Sigh]

[slapping]

[slap]

[deep breathing]

[wind blowing]

[fly buzzing]

[fly buzzing]

[slap]

[slapping]

[fly buzzing]

-[sobbing]

[slapping]

-[crying]

[birds chirping]

♪ upbeat traditional Balkan music ♪

♪ traditional Balkan music ♪