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ELVIRA MADIGAN
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In 1859, a Swedish army lieutenant,
Count Sixten Sparre...
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and a Danish tightrope walker,
Elvira Madigan, alias Hedvig Jensen...
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.
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shot themselves
in a forest in Denmark.
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This film is their story.
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SVENDBORG, DENMARK
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What is it, Sixten?
A bee-stung my arse!
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I won't be able to sit down, ever!
Never in my whole life!
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Come, let me blow on it.
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CHRISTIANSTAD, SWEDEN
Captain! First troop ...
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as ordered.
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Captain, Second Army,
as ordered!
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Where is Lieutenant Sparre?
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Are you happy?
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Are you happy?
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I'm so happy, Sixten.
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I can hardly believe
that I dared to escape.
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I was always brave on the wire,
but nothing but a coward on the ground.
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SUNDSVALL, SWEDEN
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Where the hell's Elvira? Without
her, they'll want their money back.
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Let them search for me.
Even I hardly recognize myself.
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Stop that!
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Hold the mirror for me.
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Call me Hedvig.
It's my real name.
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Dear, sweet Hedvig.
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See the bear?
Like those trick pictures.
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Not a bear. It's a rabbit.
-It's a bear. Can't you see?
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Rabbit!
-Bear!
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What is it?
-Feel for yourself.
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Just imagine it: News report--
"Missing: Lieutenant Sixten Sparre.
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Description: with half a beard ...
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can not and will never sit.''
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Do you love me?
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You gave me back
my name.
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Before you, I had to be
both Hedvig and Elvira.
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Now I know who I am.
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First we need to buy
civilian buttons for your coat.
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How much money do we have?
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Don't worry;
we'll get by.
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How much?
-18 Million ...
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and 11 farthings.
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A gift.
You have more use for it.
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How elegant.
-You see, I'm a civilian now.
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Thank you so much.
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It looks expensive.
Can we afford it, Sixten?
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What a beautiful couple! Think
will stay in our hotel?
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I think I saw them in the woods ...
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but the man had a beard and golden
buttons, so it can't be them.
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Do you like it?
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I can't sleep with that in the room.
What can we do about it?
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Have you seen this, Sixten?
Who designed it?
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A cripple. He never
said his name.
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He drew me while I
was sitting in a cafe in Paris.
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May I borrow
a needle and thread?
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Black?
-Yes, please.
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Thank you.
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You are the cook of the hotel?
-Yes, I cook, clean and do everything.
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You are a busy woman.
-I certainly don't sleep all day long.
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Let me try. Can I?
-Yes.
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Let me show you
how it's done.
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.
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No, wait.
I have another skein here.
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Cast on and try again.
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.
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I've never sewn on
a button before.
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You can support us
as a seamstress.
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If you fall, well,
you can't do anything about it.
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I fell, but I was lucky.
In Venice.
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I danced on a rope over the
canal.
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An orchestra played
on a raft in the lagoon.
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By the light of burning torches.
Oh, I love Italy!
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You ask if I'm happy?
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Sometimes I wonder if I
deserve to be so happy.
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What we're doing is perhaps
not allowed yet.
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But one day people will be able
to choose
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more than one way to live.
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People will have courage
to admit that they change.
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The war...
You've seen the war, Sixten?
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You're a soldier,
but you know nothing about your job.
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War is a soldier's job,
right?
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Our circus tent burned down in Paris.
It was hit by a grenade.
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I was only 2 years, but they
told me. It was in 1871.
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All animals died
on fire. I remember the smell.
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War is not
pompous parades, Sixten.
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It's the smell of burning flesh.
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Today, nothing is sacred.
Nothing.
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Sporrong, Stockholm.
Where did you get that?
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In the forest.
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"When John arrived in Stockholm,
he borrowed money for rent.
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Always extremely
sensitive...
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he wanted to live where he used
to watch the workers' parades."
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Have you seen the clothesline?
-No.
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"We are speaking of our
circus princess,
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Elvira Madigan.
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The circus came to town...
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and performed at Rullan's arena.
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Right away,
everybody Coved Miss Elvira.
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They loved her more and more
with each performance.
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But one day she disappeared
without trace.
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In their sorrow,
her parents...
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tried to hide the fact
that she had run away."
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Let me see.
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"It was clear,
as soon as one saw her...
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that she was a highly strung,
sensitive creature.
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With her silky,
golden hair flying...
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she looked more like a spiritual vision
than human flesh and blood.
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A strange fire
lived in her eyes...
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and a cold smile seemed always
to play on her lips...
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despite the ardent enthusiasm
of her admirers."
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Excuse me.
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"Missing:
Elvira Madigan, Sixten Sparre."
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Elvira!
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I did not recognize you at first.
Our guests will be so excited...
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when they know that Elvira
Madigan is staying here.
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I think Larsen baked a cake.
Let me go and tell him.
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No, please!
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See! See who's
disappeared ...
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What do you mean?
-The scarecrow, the gold buttons.
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It has to be them-- Sparre and Madigan.
I'm going to report them.
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What'll they do to him?
-As a deserter, prison.
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I can't whistle, Sixten.
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Miss Elvira,
they know who you are.
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I just spoke with Madsen.
He has a horse for you.
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You must pack right away.
-Hurry, Sixten.
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Wait.
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You forgot your knitting.
You'll need a sweater come autumn.
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I've got one!
Easy! Easy!
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Slowly! Slowly!
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Where is the fish?
Did we lose it?
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Here!
We have food, Hedvig.
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Food, we have food!
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Find a good place for a fire
while I gather sticks.
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I have to clean the fish.
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So I finally found you
after a week of looking.
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I've been searching for you
for a week.
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Nobody knows I'm here.
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Not even...
-Not even Henrietta.
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How are the kids?
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Christian had pertussis
Louise has lost a tooth.
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-Where?
Well here.
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She is so proud.
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Now she can spit
with her mouth closed.
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She always envied her
brother that skill.
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This is the friend I know!
-No ...
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is not.
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I'm on the women's side now.
Unravelling wool. Lying on the grass.
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I know about lying in the grass.
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If you look at a blade of grass
that's close to your eye...
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that blade is clear
but nothing else is.
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We have to make choices, Sixten.
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I believe one blade of grass
can be the entire world.
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And the world is nothing
without grass.
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We need to start somewhere,
start with something real.
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Words have lost their meaning
for me lately...
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and other things have
come to life instead.
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Our royal parades...
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horses' hooves,
drums...
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bayonets bright
and sparkling.
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You know how many layers of skin
a bayonet to cross ...
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before reaching
your guts?
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I looked it up
in a medical book.
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Epidermis, dermis,
subcutaneous ...
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a thin fat layer, then
the aponeurosis. You know what that is?
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It's like a skin that covers
and protects muscles.
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Then the muscles. Through it all
before you reach the guts.
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Need to know it layer by layer.
Need to examine things closely.
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She's distorted your vision.
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Yes, I agree, she has.
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But isn't that what love is?
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To borrow another person's eyes...
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to-to experience the world...
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as your beloved sees
and feels it?
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Isn't that what love is?
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What a fellow!
Taking a carton of eggs to the opera.
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Incredible!
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-What is your favorite aria?
The egg aria...
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Thank you.
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-What did he do with the eggs?
Who?
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Lauritzen.
-He ate them.
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Shall we say it's me
who's on duty?
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You're shivering.
I'll get your coat.
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What shall we say
to each other?
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You did that very skillfully,
but can you really afford it?
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There are times
when you don't question the cost.
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Are you happy? I know
someone who is unhappy...
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One, two, three, actually.
-I know that Sixten has two children.
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But I know nothing about them.
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Don't you ever think of the ones
he left because of you?
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What gives you the right?
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I need him too.
-What you need is an admirer.
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In your profession, I'm sure
that has many opportunities.
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He is not the first, that's
true, but he's the best.
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Up to now. There will be others.
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No. He's the last for me.
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It's not just about people.
He's betrayed his country too.
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My mother is German,
my father Danish.
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My stepfather is American.
I have friends in France and Italy.
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Look, my hand is like
a map.
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Here are the lines,
like borders.
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What does it matter
where the lines are?
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I worry about the hand.
The whole hand.
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There aren't any cigars left.
Remember Axelson's trousers?
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His pipe went round and round.
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It was a good summer. I remember
because Christian was not well.
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I nursed him every morning.
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The sun was shining through the curtains
Belgian lace...
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and made patterns
on Christian's bed.
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I have to tell you something -
something difficult.
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Henrietta tried to kill himself.
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She tried to drown herself.
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After she'd put the children to bed.
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You knew she was there?
You lied about Henrietta?
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Then you're no longer my friend!
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Hedvig!
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Hedvig!
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He was lying,
he lied about Henrietta.
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You must come back.
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Hedvig, my love,
look at me!
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"To Father from Louise"
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I'm going for a walk.
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Can I help somehow?
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Can I help you with something?
No, it's not your kind of work.
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What does it say?
-"T.L.," I think. I can't remember his name.
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He sketched me in a cafe in Paris.
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He was a cripple.
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A cripple's work
isn't worth much.
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How about two crowns?
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Hedvig.
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Sixten.
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Hedvig.
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Sixten.
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Sixten.
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Sixten.
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I bought cream for
raspberries. See how thick it is.
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Did you buy some wool as well?
-Yes. I had enough for some wool.
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It'll do the front
and a sleeve.
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Then there's only one sleeve left to do,
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and I've money left over.
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"Performing Artists Wanted
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For Annual Craftsmen's Fair."
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Can I help you, miss?
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You're looking for performers?
Yeah, what do you do?
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01:00:16,672 --> 01:00:19,300
I'm a tightrope walker.
-We don't need that.
245
01:00:19,508 --> 01:00:22,841
But we have a good floor.
Can you dance on it?
246
01:00:24,980 --> 01:00:26,948
Show me your legs.
247
01:00:30,352 --> 01:00:31,751
Your legs!
248
01:00:45,400 --> 01:00:46,924
A little higher.
249
01:00:48,070 --> 01:00:50,265
All right. 25 crowns.
250
01:00:51,573 --> 01:00:54,440
Tonight, at eight.
251
01:01:37,018 --> 01:01:39,987
She's a pretty little piece, eh?
252
01:01:47,396 --> 01:01:50,297
Think I could have her?
253
01:01:50,932 --> 01:01:56,461
I'll tell you one thing,
I could really do her!
254
01:01:57,005 --> 01:02:02,705
What are you doing out here?
You saw her knees?
255
01:02:04,679 --> 01:02:07,147
She was kind to me ...
256
01:02:57,199 --> 01:03:01,295
He's all right,
but we better get away from here.
257
01:03:03,271 --> 01:03:05,398
They know who we are.
258
01:03:10,278 --> 01:03:12,769
Why did you show your knees?
259
01:03:13,949 --> 01:03:15,678
You weren't supposed to -
260
01:03:16,351 --> 01:03:17,545
or were you?
261
01:03:21,122 --> 01:03:22,749
How much did you show?
262
01:03:23,258 --> 01:03:24,657
Up to here?
263
01:03:25,594 --> 01:03:27,960
Or here?
264
01:03:28,196 --> 01:03:31,529
Why did you do it?
I can't go and get my money now.
265
01:03:46,281 --> 01:03:51,776
Don't you see, it's not my knees
we're quarrelling about.
266
01:03:52,654 --> 01:03:54,519
It's something else.
267
01:06:37,919 --> 01:06:41,616
Don't talk about love, Sixten.
Can we butter our bread with it?
268
01:06:51,266 --> 01:06:53,325
You want me to find a job?
269
01:06:55,837 --> 01:06:57,270
Is it?
270
01:06:59,074 --> 01:07:00,735
Where? Tell me!
271
01:07:02,677 --> 01:07:04,975
Want me to find
a job?
272
01:07:07,615 --> 01:07:10,448
Tell me! Where?
273
01:07:13,321 --> 01:07:15,118
How am I supposed to do it?
274
01:07:17,192 --> 01:07:18,853
Should I go in and say...
275
01:07:19,294 --> 01:07:21,455
"My name is Count Sparre.
276
01:07:21,863 --> 01:07:26,493
I have deserted from the Swedish army.
Can you give me work?"
277
01:07:26,868 --> 01:07:31,396
Is that how I should do it?
278
01:08:30,598 --> 01:08:31,678
"Forgive me."
279
01:11:01,916 --> 01:11:04,316
Don't you understand
what we have to do, Sixten?
280
01:11:07,622 --> 01:11:09,089
Do not say that.
281
01:11:16,030 --> 01:11:17,361
We need...
282
01:11:18,700 --> 01:11:20,759
We have no choice.
283
01:13:08,676 --> 01:13:10,701
Sorry, I've made a mistake.
284
01:13:54,555 --> 01:13:57,149
Sorry, I'm not well today.
285
01:14:09,137 --> 01:14:10,729
I'm so hungry.
286
01:14:16,777 --> 01:14:18,768
Tell me how it's done.
287
01:14:21,682 --> 01:14:24,913
Heart.
-The temple.
288
01:14:26,888 --> 01:14:30,949
And we thought we knew everything
about our bodies.
289
01:15:35,189 --> 01:15:36,383
How about some eggs?
290
01:15:37,858 --> 01:15:40,326
We don't have any eggs.
-Just give me a minute.
291
01:16:17,198 --> 01:16:19,189
Do not be sad.
292
01:16:22,837 --> 01:16:25,465
We're just going out
to have breakfast.
293
01:16:30,111 --> 01:16:33,911
How do you want your eggs?
-Hard-boiled.
294
01:16:41,822 --> 01:16:44,017
How hard?
-I'm sorry?
295
01:16:44,425 --> 01:16:48,225
-For how many minutes?
Four.
296
01:16:50,898 --> 01:16:52,798
From the start?
297
01:16:55,770 --> 01:16:57,931
No four minutes ...
298
01:17:00,007 --> 01:17:01,907
after the water boils.
299
01:17:03,277 --> 01:17:05,507
How many slices of bread do
you want?
300
01:17:39,480 --> 01:17:41,243
Is everything ready?
301
01:17:42,483 --> 01:17:43,711
Yes.
302
01:17:44,352 --> 01:17:46,115
So let's get going.
303
01:17:52,326 --> 01:17:56,786
"I hope this covers the rent.
Forgive the inconvenience."
304
01:18:25,793 --> 01:18:27,886
You never told me
your name.
305
01:18:30,831 --> 01:18:34,096
You never told me your name.
My name is Anton.
306
01:18:37,571 --> 01:18:39,334
My name is Sixten.
307
01:24:21,215 --> 01:24:22,705
I can't do it.
308
01:24:26,854 --> 01:24:28,321
You have to.
309
01:24:30,457 --> 01:24:33,221
I can't.
-You have to.
310
01:24:41,835 --> 01:24:45,168
You need to do.
We have no choice.
311
01:24:47,307 --> 01:24:48,672
I can not.
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