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Like most living creatures,
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the pigeon quickly associates the
pressing of a lever with reward.
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But when a timer releases the seal
automatically every 20 seconds,
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the pigeon wonders,
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"What did I do to deserve this?"
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If it was flapping
its wings at the time,
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it will continue to flap
convinced that its actions ...
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have a decisive influence
on what happens.
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We call this
"pigeon superstition."
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What did I do to deserve this?
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How's it been going
since the last time?
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- Do I know you?
- We see each other every week.
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I'm Dr. Feldheim.
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- And who are you?
- Nobody.
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Nemo Nobody.
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That's an unusual name,
don't you think?
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Sometimes, people call me Mr. Craft.
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Who?
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C-R-A-F-T.
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Can't Remember A Fucking Thing.
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What was the first question
I asked you?
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- I don't know.
- Can you tell me how old you are?
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I'm 34.
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I was born in 1975.
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Would you mind
looking at your hands?
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You don't have to
if you don't want to.
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There's a mirror in front of you.
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No. I ...
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What year is this?
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2009.
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I'm 34.
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I was born February 9th, 1975.
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So I guess, it must be
your birthday.
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I'm 34.
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I'm 34!
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I've got to wake up!
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I've got to wake up!
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Don't, Nemo.
Sun hurts my eyes.
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Hey, buddy.
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Good morning, my little angels.
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- Time for school, okay?
- Hmm.
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Come on.
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Elise, I'm gonna
take the kids to school.
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- Paul, keep it down.
- My name's not Paul.
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Paul?
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Daddy ...
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Daddy ...
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Daddy ...
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Paul, don't wake your father.
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Elise.
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It's me, Jean.
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- Am I dead?
- Go back and play Paul.
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- Who's Elise?
- I don't know anyone called Elise.
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You're so tired, Nemo.
You need to rest.
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I'll turn the television
on for you.
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I'm going inside ...
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- The sun hurts my eyes.
- What?
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The sun hurts my eyes.
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Nemo, your friends are here.
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Hello, Nemo.
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How are you feeling today?
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Do you know who I am?
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We're all very worried
about you, Nemo.
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Everyone wants you be
back in the office soon.
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Mrs. Nobody.
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This is Julian Marshall.
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Live from New New York hospital,
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where we're going to see the final
episode in our series, "The Last Mortals".
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Mr. Nobody is 117 years old
and he has not been telemorized!
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Nor does he have one of these
marvelous stem-cell compatible pigs.
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Live on WWB,
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Mr. Nobody will be the last man
on Earth to die of old-age.
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- Mr. Nobody ...
- The Last Mortal.
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The last mortal.
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Now, Doctor,
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no trace of his identity has been
found on the National Records.
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Nothing about his past.
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We do not know
who Mr. Nobody is.
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Neither does he.
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Our patient's memories
are confused,
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but it is not unusual at his
certain stage of illness ...
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for very old memories
to re-emerge in great detail.
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Let's try something new.
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I'm thinking
of an old technique.
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I can't promise anything.
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Maybe snatches of memory
will come back.
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Maybe nothing will happen.
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Are you willing to try?
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You are very relaxed.
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You hear only my voice.
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Your eyelids are getting heavy.
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Your arms and legs
are getting heavy.
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I'm going to count to three.
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When I say three ...
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you will be asleep.
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One.
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Two.
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Remember the day you came here.
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Three.
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You're sleeping.
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Remember even further back.
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When I say three ...
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One ...
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Two ...
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Three.
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Remember.
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I can remember a long time ago ...
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Long before my birth.
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I was whizzing with those
who were not yet born.
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When we're not born yet,
we know everything.
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Everything that's will happen.
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When it's your time,
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the angels of Oblivion
place a finger on your mouth.
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Shh.
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It leaves a mark on the upper lip.
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It means that you have
forgotten everything.
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But the angels missed me.
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Then you have to find
a daddy and a mummy.
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It's not easy to choose.
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Blond and blue eyed.
It's all I'm asking.
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Andrew!
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It would be nice to the little
one not to be all alone.
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You stay here.
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It's normal to think about babies
when you reach a certain age.
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Well, for women at least.
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- It's the meaning of life ... │- Of life.
I had not finished yet, darling.
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It's the meaning of life.
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It's not that we want a kid.
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But we slept together.
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- It's an important experience.
- It's an important experience, yeah.
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I think it would help my husband
if we had a child.
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We'd call him George.
Right, George?
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We had a dog, but he died.
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In the end, I chose them
because the lady smelled nice ...
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and the man said ...
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Well, I can tell you how we met.
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It was meant to be. Have you
heard of the Butterfly Effect?
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Once upon a time, there
was a daddy and a mommy ...
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named "The Daddy" and "The Mommy".
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They found a cute little baby ...
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and called it
"The Cute Little Baby".
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The little baby was born there.
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He was born that day,
and not another.
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His daddy and his mummy
live at number seven.
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Everything you see exists.
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We can see it.
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I can see Mummy's eyes.
But I can't see my eyes.
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The little baby can see his hands,
but he can not see himself.
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So, does he really exist?
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Do I really exist?
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Boo.
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Boo.
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♪ Eenie meenie minie mo ♪
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♪ Catch a baby by the toe ♪
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♪ If he squeals let him go ♪
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♪ Eenie meenie minie mo ♪
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♪ My mother told me
to pick the very best one ♪
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♪ And you are it ♪
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The Mummy has a brush for her
hair and lipstick for her lips.
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She smells good.
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The Daddy has a watch
and hair in his arm.
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The watch goes "tick-tock".
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If the baby falls, the
mother claps her hands.
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She says, "Bravo."
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Bravo.
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Why am I me, and not someone else?
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And so, high fresher fronts
moving in tomorrow.
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It will bring clear skies
for the whole weekend.
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So, get those barbecues out.
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Hello.
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Why do we remember the past,
but not the future?
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When you ask Mummy, she says,
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- "Stop asking why."
- Stop asking why.
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- "It's complicated."
- It's complicated.
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Yes.
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It's okay, I'm--I'm a journalist.
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The hospital won't allow interviews.
I just like to ask you a few questions.
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A friend of mine's a nurse
here. She helped me get in.
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What time is it?
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14:12.
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Where did you get that?
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I borrowed it from the
University Museum.
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But it still works.
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I've got nothing
to say to you.
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- I'm ...
- I'm Mr. Nobody.
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The man who doesn't exist.
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Do you remember what the world was
like before quasi-immortality?
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- What?
- Telemorization.
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Endless renewal of cells.
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What was it like
when humans were mortal?
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There were cars that polluted.
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We smoked cigarettes.
We ate meat.
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We did everything we can do in
this dump and it was wonderful.
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Most of the time,
nothing happened ...
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like a French movie.
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And sexually?
Before sex became obsolete?
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We screwed!
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Everybody was always screwing.
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We fell in love.
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We fell in love.
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What time is it?
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What was there
before the Big Bang?
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Well, you see,
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there was no before because
before the Big Bang,
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Time did not exist ...
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Time is a result of the
expansion of Universe itself,
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but what will happen when the
Universe has finished expanding ...
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and the movement is reversed?
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What will be the nature of time?
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If String Theory is correct,
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the Universe possesses
nine spatial dimensions,
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and one temporal dimension.
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Now we can imagine that
in the beginning,
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all the dimensions
were twisted together ...
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and during the Big Bang,
three spatial dimensions,
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the ones that we know as
height, width and depth,
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and one temporal dimension, what
we know as time, were deployed.
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The other six remained
miniscule, wound up together.
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Now, if we live in a Universe
of wound dimensions,
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how do we distinguish between ...
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illusion and reality?
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Time, as we know it, is
a dimension we experience ...
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only in one direction.
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But what if one of the additional
dimensions wasn't spatial,
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but temporal?
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If you mix the mashed
potatoes and sauce,
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you can't separate
them later. It's forever.
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The smoke comes out
of Daddy's cigarette,
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but it never goes back in.
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We cannot go back.
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That's why it's hard to choose.
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You have to make the right choice.
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As long as you don't choose,
everything remains possible.
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- Hello, Nemo.
- Hello, Anna.
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- Hi, Nemo.
- Hello, Elise.
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- Hello, Nemo.
- Hello, Jean.
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For as much as Anna and Nemo have
consented together in holy wedlock,
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and have witnessed the same
before God and this company.
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For as much as Elise and Nemo have
consented together in holy wedlock ...
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Jean and Nemo have
joined themselves ...
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I pronounce that they be
husband and wife together ...
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Those who God has joined
together, no one can separate ...
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Daddy says you can predict exactly
when Mars will be in the sky,
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even in 100 years.
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But the funny thing is,
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that daddy does not know
what will happen to him ...
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two minutes from now.
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Mama!
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That's not possible,
no one knows the future.
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That's I, I remember it.
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You remember the past,
not the future.
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Believe me. I can.
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Sometimes things happen and I'm feeling
that they have already happened before.
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Well, that's déjà vu.
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It happens to everyone
from time to time.
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No! It's because of the
Angels of Oblivion!
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They did not put
their finger on me!
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Come on!
259
00:28:05,964 --> 00:28:08,555
Get it! Grab on!
260
00:28:08,880 --> 00:28:10,882
One, two ...
261
00:30:49,788 --> 00:30:53,705
Should Mr. Nobody be allowed
to die a natural death?
262
00:30:53,706 --> 00:30:58,774
Should his existence be artificially
prolonged? Make your vote now!
263
00:30:59,211 --> 00:31:01,523
Press X for artificial prolongation,
264
00:31:01,524 --> 00:31:05,306
press 0 to let nature
run its course.
265
00:31:05,419 --> 00:31:07,564
We'll be back after this!
266
00:31:07,565 --> 00:31:10,420
You too can take a valley
vocation on Mars.
267
00:31:10,421 --> 00:31:13,478
Book before the Union
and save 16,000 inits.
268
00:32:28,231 --> 00:32:30,679
Okay, Anna, let's go.
269
00:32:44,149 --> 00:32:48,506
Then, the Daddy and the Mummy
kissed all day long.
270
00:33:12,579 --> 00:33:15,404
So, Nemo, have you
made up your mind?
271
00:33:16,592 --> 00:33:21,654
Do you want to come with me? Or do
you want to stay with your father?
272
00:34:33,844 --> 00:34:35,493
Nemo!
273
00:35:46,948 --> 00:35:49,302
I'm sorry, I ― I don't understand.
274
00:35:50,720 --> 00:35:54,370
Did you stay with your father
or go with your mother?
275
00:36:03,072 --> 00:36:08,369
- Daddy, is it my fault?
- Of course not.
276
00:36:08,789 --> 00:36:10,556
It's my fault.
277
00:36:19,377 --> 00:36:23,497
I can give you a good deal
on this type of shoe lace.
278
00:36:27,965 --> 00:36:29,849
A very good deal.
279
00:36:49,425 --> 00:36:50,956
Remember.
280
00:37:07,038 --> 00:37:09,039
Remember.
281
00:37:13,497 --> 00:37:14,675
Nemo ...
282
00:37:15,087 --> 00:37:16,265
Nemo.
283
00:37:20,339 --> 00:37:22,104
It's time to wake up, darling.
284
00:37:38,063 --> 00:37:41,023
And guess what? You're going
to be late for school.
285
00:37:54,699 --> 00:37:56,583
Nemo, it's me.
286
00:38:00,311 --> 00:38:02,665
I bet you haven't done
your homework.
287
00:38:02,667 --> 00:38:04,433
Hurry up and finish.
288
00:38:05,559 --> 00:38:07,561
I invited someone for dinner.
289
00:38:07,875 --> 00:38:10,818
I'm counting on you
to keep your mouth shut!
290
00:38:16,295 --> 00:38:19,356
- How was the trip?
- Uh, it was good.
291
00:38:19,523 --> 00:38:23,997
- Have you seen some nice apartments?
- I did. I've seen a couple of nice ones.
292
00:38:25,730 --> 00:38:27,614
Nemo, don't stare
at people like that.
293
00:38:28,006 --> 00:38:30,388
It's okay. It's not a problem.
294
00:38:30,423 --> 00:38:33,057
He has a gift for making people
uncomfortable.
295
00:38:33,092 --> 00:38:34,234
It's nothing.
296
00:38:35,484 --> 00:38:37,367
It will happen on a Saturday ...
297
00:38:38,678 --> 00:38:40,796
You will be behind
the wheel of your car ...
298
00:38:42,125 --> 00:38:43,420
You are whistling ...
299
00:38:47,505 --> 00:38:49,271
You do not see the crossroads ...
300
00:38:50,412 --> 00:38:54,768
All of a sudden, a train
will appear from your left.
301
00:38:55,118 --> 00:38:57,119
And you will be crushed.
302
00:39:08,601 --> 00:39:10,602
You're not funny.
303
00:39:11,189 --> 00:39:14,133
Nemo thinks he can
predict the future.
304
00:39:15,542 --> 00:39:19,212
I can. I predicted Dad's accident.
305
00:39:19,213 --> 00:39:22,221
Yeah, I always wondered if you're not
the one who took off the handbrake.
306
00:39:22,356 --> 00:39:26,221
No one can predict the future, no
one knows what's going to happen.
307
00:39:26,747 --> 00:39:28,159
I do.
308
00:39:29,056 --> 00:39:32,234
Well if you could, you'd know
you were going to get that.
309
00:39:33,253 --> 00:39:35,018
I knew you'd say that.
310
00:39:47,040 --> 00:39:48,703
Proud of yourself?
311
00:39:50,626 --> 00:39:54,170
Why you systematically
ruin everything I ...
312
00:39:54,666 --> 00:39:57,393
Do you think I have
a right to live too?
313
00:40:07,724 --> 00:40:10,921
You could've stayed with your
father if you wanted to.
314
00:40:19,035 --> 00:40:20,706
Everyone, please.
315
00:40:21,358 --> 00:40:24,069
I would like to introduce you
a new student in our class.
316
00:40:24,069 --> 00:40:25,685
Her name is Anna.
317
00:40:25,720 --> 00:40:27,215
Please Anna, take a seat.
318
00:40:27,673 --> 00:40:30,695
Alright, let's turn to page 215.
319
00:40:30,730 --> 00:40:32,491
It's last night's reading.
320
00:40:32,526 --> 00:40:35,543
We're going to talk about
climate and vegetation zones ...
321
00:40:35,578 --> 00:40:39,231
and the elements of weather that
are involved in each of both zones.
322
00:40:39,266 --> 00:40:43,210
There are five elements that
make up weather as we know it.
323
00:40:43,245 --> 00:40:44,622
Atmosphere pressure ...
324
00:41:01,597 --> 00:41:02,420
You're going to swim?
325
00:41:04,839 --> 00:41:06,605
- Come on, the water's nice.
- No, I ...
326
00:41:08,907 --> 00:41:11,498
Come swim with us.
They're my friends, c'mon.
327
00:41:12,687 --> 00:41:13,864
They're idiots.
328
00:41:15,083 --> 00:41:17,085
And I don't go
swimming with idiots.
329
00:41:20,879 --> 00:41:22,056
Jerk.
330
00:41:32,111 --> 00:41:37,292
What on Earth made me say,
"I don't go swimming with idiots"?
331
00:41:50,460 --> 00:41:51,402
Anna.
332
00:41:51,896 --> 00:41:52,838
Nemo.
333
00:41:53,373 --> 00:41:54,433
Yeah.
334
00:41:55,691 --> 00:41:56,986
How have you been?
335
00:41:58,019 --> 00:41:59,079
I'm fine.
336
00:41:59,287 --> 00:42:00,465
How are you?
337
00:42:01,379 --> 00:42:03,145
Yeah, good.
338
00:42:03,606 --> 00:42:05,372
Are these your kids?
339
00:42:06,369 --> 00:42:07,074
Yeah.
340
00:42:14,144 --> 00:42:16,734
Well, I'll see you around.
341
00:42:18,323 --> 00:42:19,264
Yeah, uh ...
342
00:42:19,831 --> 00:42:21,598
I'll see you around.
343
00:42:33,068 --> 00:42:38,248
What on Earth made me say,
"I don't go swimming with idiots"?
344
00:43:06,420 --> 00:43:07,597
You're going to swim?
345
00:43:08,230 --> 00:43:09,996
- Come on, the water's nice.
- No, I ...
346
00:43:15,692 --> 00:43:17,576
I don't know how to swim.
347
00:43:17,808 --> 00:43:18,868
Sorry?
348
00:43:20,500 --> 00:43:22,149
I don't know how to swim.
349
00:43:23,726 --> 00:43:25,021
That's it.
350
00:43:26,562 --> 00:43:28,211
Please don't tell anyone.
351
00:43:30,465 --> 00:43:31,761
Hey, aren't you gonna swim?
352
00:43:32,738 --> 00:43:35,917
No, I've got my period.
I'm gonna stay here.
353
00:43:36,039 --> 00:43:37,923
Nemo will keep me company.
354
00:43:37,924 --> 00:43:38,385
Okay.
355
00:44:08,297 --> 00:44:13,006
Darling? I ... I want to
introduce you to someone.
356
00:44:13,190 --> 00:44:15,662
- You've already met Harry.
- Hey.
357
00:44:15,663 --> 00:44:20,413
And this is his daughter, Anna.
Anna, this is Nemo.
358
00:44:30,886 --> 00:44:33,005
Why don't you shake hands?
359
00:44:51,900 --> 00:44:53,194
How was work today?
360
00:45:14,077 --> 00:45:16,785
Ugh, I can't believe them.
361
00:45:16,786 --> 00:45:19,141
Soon as I wonder
how old they are.
362
00:45:23,006 --> 00:45:25,008
They already slept together?
363
00:45:25,271 --> 00:45:26,566
I don't know.
364
00:45:27,798 --> 00:45:28,938
I hope they use condoms.
365
00:45:28,973 --> 00:45:32,117
I do not want to end up
with a little brother.
366
00:45:33,619 --> 00:45:35,268
I'd rather die.
367
00:45:35,352 --> 00:45:36,883
Is you mom on the pill?
368
00:45:38,292 --> 00:45:39,469
I have no idea.
369
00:45:41,089 --> 00:45:43,444
We should slip it
into her morning coffee.
370
00:45:43,500 --> 00:45:46,089
It's like her hormones
have gone to her head.
371
00:45:52,136 --> 00:45:54,255
Sometimes I can see the future.
372
00:45:56,740 --> 00:46:00,508
It doesn't seem like it can be much
fun knowing what's going to happen.
373
00:46:21,977 --> 00:46:24,331
You're still here.
374
00:46:25,964 --> 00:46:28,790
Did I fall asleep?
375
00:46:30,408 --> 00:46:33,821
Sometimes I don't sleep.
376
00:46:35,212 --> 00:46:36,860
So I think ...
377
00:46:39,249 --> 00:46:42,192
I think about how it was.
378
00:46:44,549 --> 00:46:47,257
It's all I have left.
379
00:46:50,985 --> 00:46:54,164
What do you see
when you look at me?
380
00:46:54,380 --> 00:46:58,713
A grumpy old man who
never answers questions?
381
00:46:58,748 --> 00:47:00,950
Who mixes everything up?
382
00:47:01,932 --> 00:47:06,996
Who is kept busy
by getting his meals?
383
00:47:08,720 --> 00:47:11,074
Now that's not me ...
384
00:47:14,365 --> 00:47:15,542
Me ...
385
00:47:18,139 --> 00:47:20,258
I wear shorts.
386
00:47:22,420 --> 00:47:25,481
I'm nine years old.
387
00:47:27,032 --> 00:47:30,564
I can run faster than the train.
388
00:47:33,124 --> 00:47:37,009
I can't feel my
aching back anymore.
389
00:47:38,855 --> 00:47:40,857
I'm 15.
390
00:47:43,651 --> 00:47:45,769
I'm 15.
391
00:47:47,558 --> 00:47:49,677
And I'm in love.
392
00:47:52,546 --> 00:47:54,429
I'm in love.
393
00:49:17,316 --> 00:49:18,141
Nemo?
394
00:49:19,873 --> 00:49:20,815
Nemo?
395
00:49:24,221 --> 00:49:25,399
Nemo?
396
00:49:32,009 --> 00:49:33,892
Isn't he sleeping in the study?
397
00:49:34,374 --> 00:49:36,728
No, I just looked
and he isn't there.
398
00:49:37,385 --> 00:49:40,563
- Anna, have you seen your brother?
- He's not my brother.
399
00:49:51,210 --> 00:49:53,448
Oh, there you are.
Sleep alright?
400
00:50:18,398 --> 00:50:20,753
- Who's that?
- It's me.
401
00:50:22,929 --> 00:50:23,989
It's me, Dad ...
402
00:50:24,405 --> 00:50:25,347
Nemo.
403
00:50:26,320 --> 00:50:27,379
Your son.
404
00:50:28,133 --> 00:50:29,899
Of course, son.
405
00:50:30,410 --> 00:50:33,707
- Where were you?
- At the shop, Dad.
406
00:50:34,503 --> 00:50:36,269
I always work at the
shop after school.
407
00:50:36,339 --> 00:50:40,814
You know, a boy your age
should get out more.
408
00:50:40,849 --> 00:50:44,093
You can leave me alone,
you know. I-I can manage.
409
00:50:44,128 --> 00:50:45,741
It's no problem, Dad.
410
00:50:46,585 --> 00:50:48,116
I like being at home.
411
00:51:17,843 --> 00:51:20,316
There was a card from
your mother in the post.
412
00:51:21,661 --> 00:51:25,781
- You have not read it.
- I know. I'll read it later.
413
00:51:25,782 --> 00:51:27,776
Won't you go and see her one day?
414
00:51:28,639 --> 00:51:30,993
I haven't seen her in seven years.
415
00:51:31,164 --> 00:51:33,990
If she ever wanted to see me,
she'd know where to find me.
416
00:51:37,688 --> 00:51:39,691
I've got everything I need, Dad.
417
00:51:40,277 --> 00:51:41,808
Everything's fine.
418
00:52:16,378 --> 00:52:18,497
After three months,
419
00:52:18,776 --> 00:52:21,013
and six days of travel ...
420
00:52:24,339 --> 00:52:26,105
the shuttle was heading ...
421
00:52:27,944 --> 00:52:31,712
directly toward
the Cancer nebula ...
422
00:52:33,292 --> 00:52:35,764
in line with Uranus ...
423
00:52:37,479 --> 00:52:39,363
and its five moons.
424
00:53:00,402 --> 00:53:03,463
It was finally approaching
Mars and the Colonies.
425
00:53:08,933 --> 00:53:10,346
Onboard ...
426
00:53:11,104 --> 00:53:14,989
the computer was monitoring the
passengers' artificial hibernation ...
427
00:53:32,228 --> 00:53:33,524
Elise.
428
00:55:09,971 --> 00:55:11,738
I'm not crazy.
429
00:55:12,167 --> 00:55:13,930
Come on, it's not that bad!
430
00:55:13,965 --> 00:55:16,873
I didn't say anything mean.
431
00:55:19,187 --> 00:55:20,600
Shall we go, Nemo?
432
00:55:21,423 --> 00:55:24,368
- Excuse me?
- Shall we go? He's such a bore.
433
00:55:44,915 --> 00:55:46,210
You'll drown.
434
00:55:51,472 --> 00:55:55,945
- How do you know my name?
- We go to the same school.
435
00:55:56,805 --> 00:56:00,219
You never noticed me.
You never notice anyone.
436
00:56:06,376 --> 00:56:08,142
D'you have a girlfriend?
437
00:56:10,563 --> 00:56:13,036
What? Are you queer?
Why don't you have a girlfriend?
438
00:56:14,062 --> 00:56:15,593
I don't know ...
439
00:56:16,399 --> 00:56:17,929
I ― I don't want one.
440
00:56:20,786 --> 00:56:22,198
Tell me about yourself.
441
00:56:25,997 --> 00:56:29,069
You used to piss your pants,
everyone knows you're weirdo.
442
00:56:30,479 --> 00:56:31,967
You're always alone ...
443
00:56:35,810 --> 00:56:36,810
Talk.
444
00:56:39,783 --> 00:56:41,902
Or say something. Come on ...
445
00:56:47,562 --> 00:56:50,858
Gravity on Mars is 0.38.
446
00:56:53,805 --> 00:56:56,395
That's three times
less than on Earth.
447
00:56:58,248 --> 00:57:02,252
The ground is covered
with an iron oxide dust.
448
00:57:10,299 --> 00:57:11,359
You're incredible.
449
00:57:14,239 --> 00:57:17,772
- Raise your hand and
say "I swear." │- Why?
450
00:57:18,115 --> 00:57:22,589
Promise me that if I die,
you'll spread my ashes on Mars.
451
00:57:23,579 --> 00:57:27,109
It's estimated that travel to Mars
would take six to eight months.
452
00:57:27,144 --> 00:57:28,640
Say "I swear."
453
00:57:32,738 --> 00:57:33,680
I swear.
454
00:57:38,811 --> 00:57:40,930
We were neighbors
when we were little.
455
00:57:44,126 --> 00:57:45,303
It's Elise.
456
00:57:46,093 --> 00:57:47,270
Don't you remember?
457
00:57:48,169 --> 00:57:49,463
Elise.
458
00:57:50,309 --> 00:57:52,407
I had a feeling I've
seen you or something.
459
00:57:52,408 --> 00:57:54,299
Yeah, that's called déjà vu.
460
00:57:54,300 --> 00:57:57,356
And the signal from the eyes
goes from the memory ...
461
00:57:57,357 --> 00:57:58,900
No, it's not it.
462
00:58:00,182 --> 00:58:01,871
Another life then?
463
00:58:03,235 --> 00:58:04,413
Anyway ...
464
00:58:05,782 --> 00:58:07,431
I remembered you.
465
00:58:20,872 --> 00:58:22,484
We shouldn't.
466
00:58:22,519 --> 00:58:25,780
You don't know me and
I am not a good person.
467
00:58:25,920 --> 00:58:27,686
Why do you say that?
468
00:58:50,115 --> 00:58:52,586
- Elise, wait!
- I'll call you.
469
00:58:52,642 --> 00:58:54,762
You don't have my phone number.
470
00:58:57,476 --> 00:59:00,066
What happens when we fall in love?
471
00:59:01,289 --> 00:59:04,469
As a result of certain stimuli,
472
00:59:04,470 --> 00:59:08,696
the hypothalamus releases a
powerful discharges of endorphins ...
473
00:59:08,731 --> 00:59:12,979
but why exactly that
woman or that man?
474
00:59:13,014 --> 00:59:15,783
Is there a release of
odourless pheromones
475
00:59:15,818 --> 00:59:18,986
that correspond to our
complimentary genetic signal?
476
00:59:19,021 --> 00:59:22,541
Or is it physical features
that we recognize?
477
00:59:22,576 --> 00:59:24,661
A mother's eyes ...
478
00:59:25,309 --> 00:59:28,370
A smell that stimulates
a happy memory.
479
00:59:29,531 --> 00:59:33,297
Is love ... part of a plan?
480
00:59:33,382 --> 00:59:37,621
A vast war plan between two
modes of reproduction ...
481
00:59:37,681 --> 00:59:41,819
Bacteria and viruses
are asexual organisms.
482
00:59:41,854 --> 00:59:44,623
With each cell division,
each multiplication,
483
00:59:44,658 --> 00:59:47,635
they mutate and perfect themselves
much more quickly than we do.
484
00:59:47,670 --> 00:59:52,312
Against this, we respond
with the most fearsome weapon:
485
00:59:52,347 --> 00:59:53,489
Sex.
486
00:59:54,188 --> 00:59:57,366
Two individuals,
by mixing their genes,
487
00:59:57,390 --> 01:00:02,938
shuffle the cards and create an
individual who resists viruses better.
488
01:00:02,973 --> 01:00:05,625
The more dissimilar he or she is.
489
01:00:05,660 --> 01:00:11,866
Now, are we unknowing participants in
a war between two modes of reproduction?
490
01:00:15,399 --> 01:00:17,518
Okay everyone, that's it for today.
491
01:00:20,287 --> 01:00:21,814
How was it?
492
01:00:22,130 --> 01:00:24,202
You want to know the truth?
493
01:00:24,203 --> 01:00:25,910
O'key. It was good.
It was really good.
494
01:00:29,821 --> 01:00:32,058
- Hey, honey.
- I'm gonna be a little late.
495
01:00:32,137 --> 01:00:33,668
That's okay. Don't worry.
496
01:00:34,379 --> 01:00:37,087
- I love you.
- I love you more.
497
01:00:37,088 --> 01:00:38,998
- Me more.
- Me more.
498
01:00:39,095 --> 01:00:41,214
- Okay
- Cheater.
499
01:00:41,978 --> 01:00:43,979
Alright, I'll see ya later.
500
01:01:44,529 --> 01:01:47,002
I always liked fish.
501
01:01:47,100 --> 01:01:50,633
I never thought that one day
they would like me too.
502
01:01:53,452 --> 01:01:55,218
You're very relaxed.
503
01:01:56,821 --> 01:01:59,999
Your eyelids are getting heavy.
504
01:02:01,176 --> 01:02:03,177
Remember.
505
01:02:04,618 --> 01:02:06,267
Remember ...
506
01:02:11,829 --> 01:02:14,065
Remember ...
507
01:03:18,380 --> 01:03:19,380
Nemo ...
508
01:03:19,381 --> 01:03:19,761
Shit.
509
01:03:19,927 --> 01:03:20,988
Anna ...
510
01:03:23,726 --> 01:03:27,022
We've got errands to run.
We'll back in an hour.
511
01:03:29,882 --> 01:03:34,004
Anna, cover up!
You're gonna get a sunburn.
512
01:04:52,247 --> 01:04:53,660
I want you.
513
01:04:55,114 --> 01:04:56,527
I want you too.
514
01:04:58,950 --> 01:04:59,775
Forever.
515
01:05:03,216 --> 01:05:04,511
Forever.
516
01:05:05,386 --> 01:05:07,151
Whatever happens.
517
01:05:07,781 --> 01:05:09,783
There is no life without you.
518
01:05:10,732 --> 01:05:12,498
No life without you.
519
01:05:36,509 --> 01:05:38,393
You look like my son.
520
01:05:39,568 --> 01:05:41,217
I am your son, Dad.
521
01:05:41,887 --> 01:05:44,006
My son's taller than you.
522
01:05:59,732 --> 01:06:00,732
Elise
523
01:07:05,842 --> 01:07:07,256
Someone just came in.
524
01:07:09,117 --> 01:07:12,414
If I could at least
move my fingers.
525
01:07:13,632 --> 01:07:15,046
Or my eyes.
526
01:07:16,727 --> 01:07:18,611
Do you think he can hear us?
527
01:07:19,349 --> 01:07:21,233
Have you seen any reaction?
528
01:07:21,234 --> 01:07:22,391
I don't know, but ...
529
01:07:22,875 --> 01:07:24,641
I've got a feeling that he can.
530
01:07:24,642 --> 01:07:25,906
Who's there?
531
01:07:26,040 --> 01:07:27,335
What am I doing here?
532
01:07:27,860 --> 01:07:30,450
If you can hear me,
move your fingers.
533
01:07:30,504 --> 01:07:31,800
I've got to get out of here.
534
01:07:31,916 --> 01:07:34,389
Go back, before the accident.
535
01:08:05,159 --> 01:08:06,925
I believe one thing.
536
01:08:09,195 --> 01:08:14,374
I believe that we should always say
"I love you" to the people we love.
537
01:08:21,886 --> 01:08:23,181
I love you.
538
01:08:31,025 --> 01:08:34,556
Nemo ... we shouldn't.
539
01:08:36,188 --> 01:08:37,482
I love Stefano.
540
01:08:39,120 --> 01:08:39,827
What?
541
01:08:40,828 --> 01:08:43,301
You saw him at the party with me.
542
01:08:45,383 --> 01:08:47,032
He doesn't love me.
543
01:08:48,713 --> 01:08:49,302
And so ...
544
01:08:49,398 --> 01:08:50,694
I love him anyways.
545
01:08:51,457 --> 01:08:53,341
I can't help myself.
546
01:08:54,162 --> 01:08:55,574
I'm in love with him.
547
01:08:58,373 --> 01:08:59,315
I'm sorry.
548
01:09:12,064 --> 01:09:13,594
Dad, I'm getting married.
549
01:09:13,844 --> 01:09:14,668
Oh!
550
01:09:15,231 --> 01:09:16,998
And who is the lucky lady?
551
01:09:17,341 --> 01:09:18,400
No, it's not that.
552
01:09:19,976 --> 01:09:22,919
I'm gonna marry the first girl
who dances with me tonight.
553
01:10:01,091 --> 01:10:02,504
Thanks, Nemo.
554
01:10:39,734 --> 01:10:41,030
Nemo.
555
01:10:46,863 --> 01:10:50,983
On that day, I would make
a lot of foolish decisions.
556
01:10:52,274 --> 01:10:55,688
One, I will never leave
anything to chance again.
557
01:10:55,689 --> 01:10:58,504
Two, I will marry the
girl on my motorcycle.
558
01:10:59,013 --> 01:11:00,897
Three, I'll be rich.
559
01:11:01,101 --> 01:11:02,867
Four, we'll have a house.
560
01:11:03,261 --> 01:11:04,438
A big house!
561
01:11:04,528 --> 01:11:06,735
Painted yellow, with a garden,
562
01:11:06,770 --> 01:11:09,206
and two children, Paul and Michael.
563
01:11:09,207 --> 01:11:12,780
Five, I'll have a convertible ―
A red convertible.
564
01:11:12,815 --> 01:11:15,252
And a swimming pool.
I'll learn to swim.
565
01:11:15,396 --> 01:11:19,398
Six, I will not stop
until I've succeeded.
566
01:11:40,559 --> 01:11:41,854
Daddy?
567
01:11:44,088 --> 01:11:45,266
Daddy?
568
01:11:49,497 --> 01:11:51,499
Paul, don't wake your father.
569
01:11:52,397 --> 01:11:53,456
Elise?
570
01:11:54,025 --> 01:11:55,791
It's me, Jean.
571
01:11:58,307 --> 01:11:59,603
Who is Elise?
572
01:12:03,494 --> 01:12:05,377
I don't know anyone called Elise.
573
01:12:06,081 --> 01:12:07,965
Go back and play Paul.
574
01:12:10,730 --> 01:12:13,438
Nemo, do I matter to you?
575
01:12:17,213 --> 01:12:18,155
I just ...
576
01:12:18,389 --> 01:12:20,978
I just like to ask
you one question.
577
01:12:22,334 --> 01:12:24,336
Did you do it on purpose?
578
01:12:27,321 --> 01:12:30,029
I found this on the bedside table.
579
01:12:31,064 --> 01:12:35,411
There comes a time in life
when everything seems narrow.
580
01:12:35,446 --> 01:12:40,120
Choices have been made
I can only continue on.
581
01:12:40,429 --> 01:12:43,490
I know myself like
the back of my hand.
582
01:12:44,536 --> 01:12:47,243
I can predict my every reaction.
583
01:12:47,244 --> 01:12:48,850
Everything is predictable.
584
01:12:49,549 --> 01:12:54,376
My life has been cast in cement
with airbags and seatbelts.
585
01:12:54,377 --> 01:12:56,289
I've controlled everything.
586
01:12:56,316 --> 01:13:00,908
I've done everything to reach
this point and now that I'm here,
587
01:13:01,160 --> 01:13:03,279
I'm fucking bored.
588
01:13:05,427 --> 01:13:08,842
The hardest thing is knowing
whether I'm still alive.
589
01:13:16,516 --> 01:13:18,752
It is my handwriting.
590
01:13:19,967 --> 01:13:21,968
I don't remember.
591
01:13:39,546 --> 01:13:40,371
Jean?
592
01:13:44,318 --> 01:13:45,965
What did you say?
593
01:13:49,435 --> 01:13:50,848
I had a weird dream.
594
01:14:11,133 --> 01:14:14,340
Well, it's important
for you to understand.
595
01:14:14,341 --> 01:14:17,957
In life things don't
always turn out ...
596
01:14:18,531 --> 01:14:20,373
as we plan them.
597
01:14:21,096 --> 01:14:22,879
Harry and I thought ...
598
01:14:25,396 --> 01:14:27,511
Life isn't what we
all think it will be.
599
01:14:28,240 --> 01:14:30,247
What are you talking about?
600
01:14:31,495 --> 01:14:32,674
I don't understand.
601
01:14:33,902 --> 01:14:35,668
Anna knows already.
602
01:14:38,614 --> 01:14:41,205
Harry and I are going to separate.
603
01:14:42,680 --> 01:14:43,739
What?
604
01:14:45,310 --> 01:14:46,370
Why?
605
01:14:48,265 --> 01:14:51,915
- You have no right!
- Please, you played your part!
606
01:14:52,044 --> 01:14:54,164
I don't know what is going on
between you two
607
01:14:54,175 --> 01:14:56,647
and I don't wanna know.
It's sick!
608
01:14:56,777 --> 01:15:02,078
- You're brother and sister, for God's sake.
- We are not brother and sister!
609
01:15:08,805 --> 01:15:09,983
You knew!
610
01:15:11,565 --> 01:15:13,212
And you didn't tell me.
611
01:15:21,011 --> 01:15:22,305
Where are you going?
612
01:15:25,146 --> 01:15:26,560
To New York.
613
01:15:28,805 --> 01:15:31,041
In ten days.
614
01:15:32,579 --> 01:15:34,934
My father found a job there.
615
01:15:45,053 --> 01:15:47,407
Wait for me near the lighthouse ...
616
01:15:48,016 --> 01:15:50,136
every Sunday, okay?
617
01:15:51,887 --> 01:15:54,242
Until we see each other again.
618
01:15:54,347 --> 01:15:56,583
For life, okay?
619
01:16:00,227 --> 01:16:02,111
It's not over.
620
01:16:09,585 --> 01:16:13,235
You're the first and last
person I'll ever love.
621
01:16:14,877 --> 01:16:16,408
Ten days.
622
01:16:18,488 --> 01:16:19,430
That makes ...
623
01:16:21,137 --> 01:16:22,785
14 thousand ...
624
01:16:23,693 --> 01:16:25,577
400 minutes.
625
01:16:29,630 --> 01:16:32,338
I wish everything
would stop right now.
626
01:16:34,637 --> 01:16:36,993
Things would stay
this way forever.
627
01:16:39,878 --> 01:16:42,703
They say that if you
slow your breathing ...
628
01:16:43,873 --> 01:16:45,639
time slows down.
629
01:16:47,700 --> 01:16:49,465
The Hindu say so.
630
01:17:30,280 --> 01:17:34,870
I have to remember the smell
of every part of your body.
631
01:17:44,482 --> 01:17:46,603
We'll meet near the lighthouse.
632
01:18:10,302 --> 01:18:12,304
Anna, it's time to go.
633
01:18:22,687 --> 01:18:24,218
I love you.
634
01:19:07,984 --> 01:19:10,927
Anna!
635
01:19:46,537 --> 01:19:47,361
Anna ...
636
01:19:48,540 --> 01:19:49,834
Can you hear me?
637
01:20:12,407 --> 01:20:14,173
We must look to the future.
638
01:20:14,977 --> 01:20:16,978
It will be good to move house.
639
01:20:17,248 --> 01:20:18,543
Have a new life.
640
01:20:19,475 --> 01:20:20,889
Will we have a pool?
641
01:20:21,696 --> 01:20:24,169
You hate water.
You don't even swim.
642
01:20:24,844 --> 01:20:27,785
- You never know what you want.
- You know what I don't want?
643
01:20:27,820 --> 01:20:30,728
So tell me, what is it
you don't want?
644
01:20:32,877 --> 01:20:34,878
I don't want to be like you.
645
01:20:37,345 --> 01:20:38,876
You know nothing about me.
646
01:20:40,228 --> 01:20:42,112
I've always loved pools.
647
01:20:44,388 --> 01:20:46,154
When I'm older, I'll have a pool.
648
01:21:42,056 --> 01:21:43,234
Anna.
649
01:21:44,757 --> 01:21:45,463
Anna.
650
01:21:47,643 --> 01:21:51,528
I feel like I'll be seeing you
at every street corner.
651
01:22:13,215 --> 01:22:15,688
Sometimes I tell myself ...
652
01:22:16,377 --> 01:22:18,968
maybe you live in
the same town I do
653
01:22:19,281 --> 01:22:21,047
and I don't know where.
654
01:22:21,380 --> 01:22:24,559
Maybe you're here, very close.
655
01:22:25,241 --> 01:22:28,655
Nemo, do you hear my voice?
656
01:22:30,731 --> 01:22:31,910
Anna!
657
01:22:33,360 --> 01:22:36,429
After 90 days, the onboard computer
658
01:22:36,464 --> 01:22:39,138
is still maintaining
the passengers' metabolism
659
01:22:39,173 --> 01:22:41,610
at the level of a
hibernating frog.
660
01:23:07,841 --> 01:23:09,960
He'd always been
fascinated by the fact ...
661
01:23:10,049 --> 01:23:13,478
that certain frogs can spend
the winter completely frozen.
662
01:23:13,513 --> 01:23:15,833
and that when spring comes comma,
663
01:23:15,834 --> 01:23:20,025
they defrost and begin
living again period.
664
01:23:21,576 --> 01:23:23,695
The onboard computer displayed ...
665
01:23:24,005 --> 01:23:26,360
"End of hibernation".
666
01:23:40,530 --> 01:23:42,296
Welcome to Mars.
667
01:23:42,800 --> 01:23:47,510
We hope you had a pleasant dream
and a refreshing re-awakening.
668
01:23:47,590 --> 01:23:52,204
Please leave your sleep suits in
your suspended animation cubicles ...
669
01:23:52,239 --> 01:23:55,618
and make your way through
to the Arrivals lounge.
670
01:23:57,265 --> 01:24:00,503
You will be directed to the
rest and recoveration rooms ...
671
01:24:00,538 --> 01:24:05,094
to prepare for your first excursion
to the red planet itself.
672
01:24:08,467 --> 01:24:11,159
Probably the worst thing
about being on Mars ...
673
01:24:11,194 --> 01:24:13,279
is that nothing
will happen there.
674
01:24:13,779 --> 01:24:16,135
Time will seem stole and empty.
675
01:24:17,680 --> 01:24:20,152
That doesn't look
like there's much to do.
676
01:24:20,293 --> 01:24:22,412
I hope I brought enough we took.
677
01:24:50,315 --> 01:24:51,257
Day time.
678
01:24:52,855 --> 01:24:54,151
It's day time.
679
01:24:55,990 --> 01:24:56,932
The sun is out.
680
01:24:58,562 --> 01:25:01,388
It's warmer on the right
than on the left ...
681
01:25:05,027 --> 01:25:09,618
She's different
from the one this morning.
682
01:25:11,631 --> 01:25:13,514
Not the same perfume.
683
01:25:15,849 --> 01:25:17,850
Her hands are soft.
684
01:25:20,128 --> 01:25:21,306
Elise.
685
01:25:23,957 --> 01:25:25,486
Is that Elise?
686
01:25:29,762 --> 01:25:32,000
We sh ... We shouldn't.
687
01:25:34,255 --> 01:25:36,374
- I love Stefano.
- Shh.
688
01:25:38,611 --> 01:25:39,906
Don't say anything.
689
01:25:41,008 --> 01:25:42,303
You're the one I love.
690
01:25:44,300 --> 01:25:46,065
You can count on me for Mars.
691
01:25:47,513 --> 01:25:48,690
I promise.
692
01:26:26,609 --> 01:26:28,847
Do you wanna go for
a walk or something?
693
01:26:30,415 --> 01:26:32,534
I don't want anything.
694
01:26:33,500 --> 01:26:34,559
Nothing.
695
01:26:39,426 --> 01:26:42,488
- I'm so horrible.
- No, you're not.
696
01:26:42,696 --> 01:26:46,168
- You're not horrible.
- I can't stand this life anymore.
697
01:26:46,203 --> 01:26:48,781
Think about it, you've got
the most incredible kids.
698
01:26:48,816 --> 01:26:52,431
Stop trying to make me feel better.
I'm actually feeling guiltier.
699
01:26:56,235 --> 01:26:58,590
What's wrong with me?
700
01:27:01,163 --> 01:27:03,283
What is wrong with me?
701
01:27:12,455 --> 01:27:13,514
How's Mom?
702
01:27:14,485 --> 01:27:17,076
She's just a little tired.
She's sleeping.
703
01:27:17,235 --> 01:27:21,710
- She's always tired.
- Yeah, she's always tired.
704
01:27:23,071 --> 01:27:24,365
Is she depressed?
705
01:27:25,059 --> 01:27:26,708
Well, she has ups and downs.
706
01:27:27,432 --> 01:27:28,610
I don't know about you,
707
01:27:28,637 --> 01:27:30,644
but next time Mom
has one of her meltdowns,
708
01:27:30,679 --> 01:27:32,528
I'm gonna go live somewhere else.
709
01:27:37,647 --> 01:27:41,650
So ... who has a joke?
710
01:27:43,081 --> 01:27:43,786
Anybody?
711
01:27:45,783 --> 01:27:46,725
I do.
712
01:27:47,493 --> 01:27:52,320
What's green, small
and goes up and down?
713
01:27:52,971 --> 01:27:54,696
A pea in an elevator.
714
01:27:54,731 --> 01:27:58,346
It's not funny. Old people humor.
715
01:28:00,277 --> 01:28:01,454
Are you gonna be okay?
716
01:28:01,818 --> 01:28:05,586
Of course. Not 'cause Mom's
not okay that I'm not okay.
717
01:28:25,218 --> 01:28:27,102
I can't stand it anymore.
718
01:28:27,623 --> 01:28:31,154
- That noise ...
- I'll ask them to keep it down.
719
01:28:32,351 --> 01:28:34,587
But it is Joyce's birthday.
720
01:28:37,860 --> 01:28:39,507
What kind of mother am I?
721
01:28:42,977 --> 01:28:43,919
I gotta get up.
722
01:29:07,689 --> 01:29:09,220
- Are you having a good time?
- Yeah.
723
01:29:09,246 --> 01:29:10,659
Can I tell you one thing?
724
01:29:10,670 --> 01:29:12,790
You're not allowed to be partying
and not have a good time.
725
01:29:12,873 --> 01:29:13,406
It doesn't work that way.
726
01:29:13,441 --> 01:29:14,927
- I know ...
- And you know what, Tess?
727
01:29:14,962 --> 01:29:16,458
You look beautiful.
728
01:29:16,492 --> 01:29:18,361
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful ...
729
01:29:18,396 --> 01:29:20,127
But your friends aren't
dancing enough ...
730
01:29:20,163 --> 01:29:22,989
And your mother has to
take care of the situation!
731
01:29:23,976 --> 01:29:25,036
Dancing!
732
01:29:27,518 --> 01:29:28,695
You, over there!
733
01:29:43,108 --> 01:29:44,874
Oh, oh! This makes me like ...
734
01:29:46,376 --> 01:29:47,554
Like a dog!
735
01:29:57,852 --> 01:30:00,795
Now let's get ready.
Take one ... two ... three!
736
01:30:22,929 --> 01:30:25,047
It was a nice day.
737
01:30:27,578 --> 01:30:29,815
Nicest in a long time.
738
01:30:35,259 --> 01:30:37,143
Okey-dokey.
739
01:30:37,144 --> 01:30:38,587
- Ready?
- Bye, Dad.
740
01:30:39,629 --> 01:30:41,748
Bye. Bye.
741
01:30:41,749 --> 01:30:43,035
- Have fun.
- Bye, Dad.
742
01:30:44,271 --> 01:30:45,213
Bye-bye!
743
01:32:05,795 --> 01:32:07,171
I'm leaving!
744
01:32:07,172 --> 01:32:09,314
I'm leaving! I'm leaving!
745
01:32:36,930 --> 01:32:38,075
Everything will be OK.
746
01:32:39,435 --> 01:32:40,892
That will be all right. C'mon.
747
01:32:52,292 --> 01:32:53,909
Do you love me?
748
01:32:55,793 --> 01:32:58,057
I could not live without you.
749
01:36:08,223 --> 01:36:10,302
There is no life without you.
750
01:36:16,110 --> 01:36:17,641
Go slowly.
751
01:36:20,816 --> 01:36:22,700
I have to get used to it.
752
01:36:26,812 --> 01:36:32,345
I talked to you so much when you
weren't there. It's so strange for me ...
753
01:36:32,646 --> 01:36:34,647
to talk to you for real.
754
01:36:52,077 --> 01:36:54,078
I need some time, Nemo.
755
01:36:56,768 --> 01:36:58,887
When we were separated at 15,
756
01:36:59,059 --> 01:37:02,114
I said I would never love
anyone else.
757
01:37:02,149 --> 01:37:02,939
Ever.
758
01:37:04,369 --> 01:37:06,253
I would never become attached.
759
01:37:06,834 --> 01:37:08,953
I'd never see you put anywhere.
760
01:37:09,277 --> 01:37:11,396
I'd have nothing for myself.
761
01:37:14,567 --> 01:37:18,335
I decided I would
pretend to be alive.
762
01:37:23,335 --> 01:37:25,571
And this is what
I've been waiting for.
763
01:37:26,251 --> 01:37:28,252
All this time ...
764
01:37:30,269 --> 01:37:35,332
Renouncing all possible
lives, for one only ...
765
01:37:36,433 --> 01:37:37,492
With you.
766
01:37:47,519 --> 01:37:49,276
But I'm not used to it anymore.
767
01:37:51,027 --> 01:37:54,850
you know ... love ... I mean.
768
01:37:58,722 --> 01:38:00,828
I'm afraid of losing you again,
769
01:38:01,446 --> 01:38:04,079
I'm afraid of having
to do without you again ...
770
01:38:04,505 --> 01:38:05,209
I ...
771
01:38:06,059 --> 01:38:07,655
I'm terrified of that.
772
01:38:13,063 --> 01:38:14,748
We need to take some time
773
01:38:16,253 --> 01:38:18,585
And, when will I see you again?
774
01:38:26,065 --> 01:38:27,589
Call me at this number ...
775
01:38:31,365 --> 01:38:32,494
in two days ...
776
01:38:36,848 --> 01:38:38,518
I'll meet you at the lighthouse.
777
01:39:21,849 --> 01:39:24,791
You know why I lost Anna?
778
01:39:26,421 --> 01:39:28,892
because two months earlier ...
779
01:39:29,189 --> 01:39:32,574
An unemployed Brazilian
boiled an egg ...
780
01:39:38,339 --> 01:39:42,383
The heat created a
micro-climate in the room ...
781
01:39:43,131 --> 01:39:45,639
slight difference of temperature.
782
01:39:48,573 --> 01:39:52,582
and heavy rain, two months later
on the other side of the world ...
783
01:39:54,480 --> 01:39:59,707
that Brazilian boiled an egg
instead of being at work ...
784
01:40:00,115 --> 01:40:02,771
He would have lost his job
in a clothing factory ...
785
01:40:03,116 --> 01:40:04,827
because six months earlier ...
786
01:40:05,198 --> 01:40:07,327
I would have compared
the prices of jeans ...
787
01:40:07,328 --> 01:40:09,612
and I will have bought
the cheaper pair.
788
01:40:10,003 --> 01:40:11,867
As the Chinese proverb says ...
789
01:40:12,350 --> 01:40:15,088
"A single snowflake can bend
the leaf of the bamboo."
790
01:40:16,562 --> 01:40:19,934
Jeans production will have
moved to other countries.
791
01:40:28,442 --> 01:40:31,058
I lost every trace of Anna.
792
01:40:34,902 --> 01:40:36,435
I waited for her ...
793
01:40:37,897 --> 01:40:39,040
every day.
794
01:42:09,966 --> 01:42:10,533
Anna.
795
01:42:15,394 --> 01:42:16,475
Nemo.
796
01:42:26,718 --> 01:42:27,718
It's back.
797
01:42:27,719 --> 01:42:29,169
The fear is back.
798
01:42:29,204 --> 01:42:31,696
I'm sick of pills!
799
01:42:31,744 --> 01:42:34,928
I'm sick of doctors.
It's pointless.
800
01:42:35,614 --> 01:42:38,309
I'll do something.
I can't stand it any more.
801
01:42:38,310 --> 01:42:40,082
I'm afraid.
802
01:42:40,422 --> 01:42:42,346
I don't know what to do ...
803
01:42:46,659 --> 01:42:48,326
I often have this dream.
804
01:42:49,333 --> 01:42:50,963
It's a prehistoric time.
805
01:42:52,821 --> 01:42:54,268
I can hear you screaming ...
806
01:43:06,432 --> 01:43:07,861
I chased the bear.
807
01:43:08,882 --> 01:43:10,875
And you're not afraid anymore.
808
01:43:11,586 --> 01:43:13,193
But when I wake up ...
809
01:43:15,328 --> 01:43:16,949
When I wake up ...
810
01:43:17,490 --> 01:43:18,889
there's no bear ...
811
01:43:20,373 --> 01:43:22,381
but you're still afraid.
812
01:43:22,877 --> 01:43:24,844
I'm not a bear hunter ...
813
01:43:25,799 --> 01:43:29,010
I'm an executive of a plant that
manufactures photocopy machines ...
814
01:43:29,573 --> 01:43:31,042
who just quit his job.
815
01:43:32,767 --> 01:43:33,924
I don't dare to move.
816
01:43:35,777 --> 01:43:36,686
I don't live ...
817
01:43:38,452 --> 01:43:40,356
All of I do is a disaster ...
818
01:43:43,209 --> 01:43:45,919
I would so love to be able
to chase the bear away ...
819
01:43:46,915 --> 01:43:48,937
and for you not
to be afraid anymore.
820
01:43:53,011 --> 01:43:55,728
To what extent are
our fears innate?
821
01:43:57,426 --> 01:43:59,593
When we hatch goose eggs
in an incubator,
822
01:44:00,095 --> 01:44:05,069
and then, above the baby birds pass
a form simulating a goose in flight,
823
01:44:05,889 --> 01:44:08,307
the birds stretch their
necks and call out.
824
01:44:08,754 --> 01:44:10,878
But if we invert the direction
of the silhouette,
825
01:44:12,352 --> 01:44:14,131
it conjures the
shape of a falcon.
826
01:44:14,563 --> 01:44:16,965
The response of the
baby birds is immediate.
827
01:44:17,535 --> 01:44:21,271
They will crouch and fear, though
they've never before seen a falcon.
828
01:44:21,588 --> 01:44:23,712
Without any instruction,
829
01:44:24,535 --> 01:44:27,560
an innate fear helps
them to survive.
830
01:44:29,130 --> 01:44:30,181
But in humans ...
831
01:44:31,349 --> 01:44:33,341
to what ancient dangers ...
832
01:44:34,027 --> 01:44:36,312
might our innate fears correspond?
833
01:45:30,411 --> 01:45:31,411
Hey.
834
01:45:31,994 --> 01:45:32,468
Hey!
835
01:45:33,746 --> 01:45:34,679
Excuse me!
836
01:46:19,881 --> 01:46:21,365
Remember ...
837
01:46:22,988 --> 01:46:24,362
Remember!
838
01:47:38,913 --> 01:47:40,129
Honey, it's me.
839
01:48:57,403 --> 01:48:59,606
Did Elise die or didn't she?
840
01:49:00,734 --> 01:49:01,781
I don't get it.
841
01:49:02,833 --> 01:49:05,151
You can't have had children
and not have had them.
842
01:49:14,949 --> 01:49:15,918
Hi, Dad.
843
01:49:18,228 --> 01:49:18,610
Hi.
844
01:49:20,088 --> 01:49:21,018
Hey.
845
01:49:22,842 --> 01:49:24,465
I'll be in a minute, guys.
846
01:49:47,975 --> 01:49:50,905
- You're not hungry?
- I don't want anything.
847
01:49:51,560 --> 01:49:52,715
Nothing.
848
01:49:56,742 --> 01:49:57,950
What are you doing today?
849
01:49:58,945 --> 01:50:02,723
I was thinking about taking
the opportunity to wash the car.
850
01:50:08,698 --> 01:50:10,118
What's the deal with that car?
851
01:50:12,605 --> 01:50:13,712
What do you mean?
852
01:50:14,904 --> 01:50:18,384
Why do you such good care of that car
while you leave me here all alone?
853
01:50:20,907 --> 01:50:22,336
What's the problem of the car?
854
01:51:11,509 --> 01:51:13,870
There's no more
problem with the car.
855
01:51:28,342 --> 01:51:29,382
What's wrong?
856
01:51:30,105 --> 01:51:31,845
Why are you looking
at me like that?
857
01:51:32,991 --> 01:51:35,020
Why are you looking
at me like that?
858
01:51:37,263 --> 01:51:38,248
Nemo.
859
01:51:40,020 --> 01:51:42,156
Do I take sugar in my coffee?
860
01:51:44,825 --> 01:51:47,250
Can you please answer me?
861
01:51:47,678 --> 01:51:48,678
Nemo.
862
01:51:52,862 --> 01:51:56,674
You don't know me, Nemo.
You've never really looked at me.
863
01:52:03,540 --> 01:52:06,251
You've always been elsewhere.
864
01:52:07,848 --> 01:52:11,075
Do you realize how
much you've hurt me?
865
01:52:19,603 --> 01:52:24,593
I got a call from the lawyer. He
just says you just put everything ...
866
01:52:24,594 --> 01:52:26,603
you own on my name.
867
01:52:27,766 --> 01:52:29,458
Why, Nemo?
868
01:52:30,853 --> 01:52:32,779
What you're up to?
869
01:52:50,942 --> 01:52:53,070
Are you angling for success?
870
01:52:53,071 --> 01:52:54,938
Then you need a
butterfly fishing rod.
871
01:52:54,973 --> 01:52:57,956
For tension and strength is ....
872
01:52:57,957 --> 01:53:01,068
Buy one today, available now.
873
01:53:08,167 --> 01:53:09,167
Jean.
874
01:53:10,171 --> 01:53:12,235
I'm off to buy a fishing rod.
875
01:54:00,116 --> 01:54:01,443
Mr. Jones.
876
01:54:03,378 --> 01:54:05,771
- Yes.
- We already have your luggage.
877
01:54:05,806 --> 01:54:07,700
Please, follow me.
878
01:54:07,735 --> 01:54:10,332
I'll take you to the hotel
where you can rest for a while.
879
01:54:10,367 --> 01:54:12,427
The appointment is at 3 PM.
880
01:54:39,002 --> 01:54:40,368
Daniel.
881
01:54:41,182 --> 01:54:43,029
Daniel Jones.
882
01:54:43,064 --> 01:54:45,450
Daniel Jones.
883
01:54:46,855 --> 01:54:50,271
Is your name Daniel Jones?
884
01:54:52,115 --> 01:54:54,665
Of course not!
885
01:54:59,685 --> 01:55:01,982
Daniel Jones ...
886
01:55:05,323 --> 01:55:06,323
Hallo?
887
01:55:07,168 --> 01:55:08,168
Daniel?
888
01:55:09,104 --> 01:55:10,104
Yes.
889
01:55:10,442 --> 01:55:12,473
Are you insane?
890
01:55:12,474 --> 01:55:15,130
I told you not to go.
They are furious!
891
01:55:15,131 --> 01:55:17,537
They know it's you.
Don't stay there!
892
01:55:51,042 --> 01:55:52,777
This is weird.
893
01:55:53,365 --> 01:55:55,601
His shoes are different sizes.
894
01:56:06,958 --> 01:56:08,309
Maybe he shrunk.
895
01:56:08,344 --> 01:56:10,806
Times when you get
older, you shrink.
896
01:56:10,841 --> 01:56:12,499
No one shrinks,
that's rubbish.
897
01:56:12,906 --> 01:56:14,576
You got the wrong plug,
that's all.
898
01:56:15,478 --> 01:56:18,180
Astronauts shrink two inches
when they come back to Earth.
899
01:56:18,738 --> 01:56:22,039
- Because of gravity or something.
- You think this fellow is an astronaut?
900
01:56:52,546 --> 01:56:55,307
The ground doesn't vibrate
in the same way.
901
01:56:57,854 --> 01:56:59,349
It's a different perfume.
902
01:57:01,348 --> 01:57:03,404
How old might she be?
903
01:57:03,896 --> 01:57:05,329
Twenty five?
904
01:57:07,732 --> 01:57:10,605
There are other people too.
905
01:57:19,532 --> 01:57:22,012
Let's begin again.
906
01:57:22,538 --> 01:57:24,235
Fingers on the keyboard.
907
01:57:26,199 --> 01:57:29,384
Left hand: A, S, D, F.
908
01:57:31,052 --> 01:57:34,129
Right hand: H, J, K, L.
909
01:58:51,228 --> 01:58:54,698
- What's wrong?
- I was dreaming about Stefano.
910
01:58:58,047 --> 01:58:59,858
He doesn't give a damn about me.
911
01:59:01,616 --> 01:59:02,616
Stefano?
912
01:59:09,364 --> 01:59:10,414
I love him.
913
01:59:12,805 --> 01:59:15,396
I can't see any other explanation
for being in this state.
914
01:59:18,121 --> 01:59:19,586
That's the only thing it can be.
915
01:59:21,655 --> 01:59:22,723
I love him.
916
01:59:25,501 --> 01:59:26,779
I know I'm crazy.
917
01:59:29,449 --> 01:59:32,398
Every morning when I wake up,
I open my eyes and I see your face
918
01:59:32,789 --> 01:59:34,390
and I start crying.
919
01:59:37,617 --> 01:59:41,155
I realize that with you,
my life is passing me by.
920
01:59:45,454 --> 01:59:48,503
How can you stay so calm?
921
01:59:48,503 --> 01:59:51,215
How can you bear that?
922
01:59:51,216 --> 01:59:53,096
You're not human.
923
01:59:53,097 --> 01:59:54,674
I don't know what to do.
924
01:59:56,449 --> 01:59:58,281
It's not my fault, right?
925
01:59:58,670 --> 02:00:00,634
You're not gonna leave me,
are you?
926
02:00:01,235 --> 02:00:03,172
No, I couldn't live without you.
927
02:00:06,079 --> 02:00:07,575
I've hurt everybody.
928
02:00:08,787 --> 02:00:10,334
I've hurt you.
929
02:00:11,615 --> 02:00:13,155
The children ...
930
02:00:14,612 --> 02:00:17,623
- I just can't go on.
- Together we can do it.
931
02:00:17,996 --> 02:00:20,705
If I stay here, you're all
gonna end up drowning with me.
932
02:00:22,105 --> 02:00:23,546
We'll learn to swim.
933
02:00:24,694 --> 02:00:25,757
I love you.
934
02:00:27,777 --> 02:00:28,885
I love you.
935
02:00:31,757 --> 02:00:33,305
I love you.
936
02:00:53,587 --> 02:00:54,786
She left me.
937
02:00:59,858 --> 02:01:02,285
You know what they say ...
938
02:01:03,494 --> 02:01:06,180
Everything works out in the end,
939
02:01:08,137 --> 02:01:09,321
even badly.
940
02:01:38,714 --> 02:01:39,333
Hello?
941
02:01:50,495 --> 02:01:52,899
Not too much at the top, thanks.
942
02:02:06,154 --> 02:02:08,321
- How much should that be?
- $20, please.
943
02:02:09,668 --> 02:02:11,145
- Here you go.
- Thank you.
944
02:02:24,192 --> 02:02:27,003
- $20 please, sir.
- Here you are.
945
02:02:27,260 --> 02:02:28,490
Thank you. Bye, sir.
946
02:02:28,824 --> 02:02:31,559
Bye, and have a nice afternoon.
947
02:02:55,988 --> 02:02:59,286
Why does cigarette smoke
never go back into the cigarette?
948
02:03:00,023 --> 02:03:02,323
Why do molecules spread
away from each other?
949
02:03:02,883 --> 02:03:05,231
Why does a spilled drop
of ink never reform?
950
02:03:05,997 --> 02:03:10,056
Because the Universe moves
towards a state of dissipation.
951
02:03:10,641 --> 02:03:12,336
That is the principle of entropy ...
952
02:03:12,631 --> 02:03:14,225
The tendency of the Universe
953
02:03:14,708 --> 02:03:17,764
to evolve toward a state
of increasing disorder.
954
02:03:18,403 --> 02:03:19,751
The principle of entropy
955
02:03:19,890 --> 02:03:22,574
is related to the arrow of time ...
956
02:03:23,115 --> 02:03:25,480
A result of the expansion
of the Universe.
957
02:03:25,754 --> 02:03:27,828
But what will happen
when gravitational forces ...
958
02:03:27,935 --> 02:03:30,443
counter-balance
the forces of expansion?
959
02:03:31,173 --> 02:03:33,771
Or if the energy of the
quantum void proves too weak?
960
02:03:34,530 --> 02:03:38,152
At that moment, the universe
might enter its phase of contraction.
961
02:03:38,803 --> 02:03:40,029
The Big Crunch.
962
02:03:44,300 --> 02:03:45,798
So what will become of time?
963
02:03:49,755 --> 02:03:50,890
Will it reverse?
964
02:03:58,054 --> 02:03:59,766
No one knows the answer.
965
02:04:05,085 --> 02:04:06,085
Where is Peter?
966
02:04:06,086 --> 02:04:10,429
He left an hour ago. I'm replacing
him. I've selected take 3 and take 4.
967
02:04:10,877 --> 02:04:14,077
I prefer that Peter does it. I don't
mean to say you're not good enough.
968
02:04:14,078 --> 02:04:15,078
But ...
969
02:04:15,704 --> 02:04:18,127
Drop it. In live you get one take.
970
02:04:18,128 --> 02:04:20,659
If it's bad, you just deal with it.
971
02:04:49,615 --> 02:04:51,182
You know him?
972
02:04:52,115 --> 02:04:54,153
We work together.
973
02:04:55,661 --> 02:04:59,136
If I should die,
and you should live,
974
02:05:32,033 --> 02:05:33,564
- I'm so sorry.
- Thank you.
975
02:05:33,565 --> 02:05:35,837
My sincerest condolences.
976
02:05:35,993 --> 02:05:37,934
Peter was a colleague.
977
02:05:38,345 --> 02:05:39,394
Of course.
978
02:05:39,429 --> 02:05:42,368
I've seen your show.
Thank you for coming.
979
02:06:15,603 --> 02:06:17,537
Please take
this opportunity to take ...
980
02:06:17,702 --> 02:06:20,322
one last close look
at the planet's surface.
981
02:06:20,825 --> 02:06:23,008
from our observation dome.
982
02:06:23,244 --> 02:06:27,727
Your elevator will arrive shortly
in the Mars transit station.
983
02:06:33,984 --> 02:06:36,383
What are we doing
with all those bikes?
984
02:06:37,361 --> 02:06:40,165
They're for export.
Labor is much cheaper here.
985
02:06:40,611 --> 02:06:43,125
China has become
way too expensive.
986
02:06:45,094 --> 02:06:47,477
Please proceed
to the preparation area ...
987
02:06:48,210 --> 02:06:51,508
where you will be reissued
to your sleep suits.
988
02:06:51,973 --> 02:06:55,276
You will also receive your ...
989
02:06:55,754 --> 02:06:56,412
Hi.
990
02:06:57,646 --> 02:06:58,663
I'm Nemo.
991
02:06:59,761 --> 02:07:00,479
Anna ...
992
02:07:01,555 --> 02:07:02,723
Nice to meet you.
993
02:07:07,558 --> 02:07:08,902
What brings you to Mars?
994
02:07:09,835 --> 02:07:14,333
I'm measuring the distance between
Mars and Earth at it's greatest.
995
02:07:14,908 --> 02:07:17,128
I study time. You know ...
996
02:07:17,682 --> 02:07:21,063
Thing that makes it so that
everything doesn't happen at once.
997
02:07:24,741 --> 02:07:25,497
And?
998
02:07:25,666 --> 02:07:27,966
The Big Crunch will
happen in 2092 ...
999
02:07:28,237 --> 02:07:32,895
and people who can't hang
on that long will get a free run.
1000
02:07:34,247 --> 02:07:35,204
And you?
1001
02:07:35,754 --> 02:07:37,716
I'm just keeping an old promise.
1002
02:07:43,633 --> 02:07:44,633
Hi.
1003
02:07:45,402 --> 02:07:46,402
Hi.
1004
02:07:47,896 --> 02:07:50,696
We ah ... met at your
husband's funeral.
1005
02:07:51,579 --> 02:07:52,579
Right.
1006
02:07:53,199 --> 02:07:55,948
I had the strangest feeling when
I saw you that we have met before.
1007
02:07:57,083 --> 02:07:59,234
It's called Déjà vu.
1008
02:07:59,235 --> 02:08:00,802
That's not it.
1009
02:08:01,648 --> 02:08:03,399
It's as if ...
1010
02:08:03,400 --> 02:08:05,654
all of this was in real.
1011
02:08:07,442 --> 02:08:11,322
I'm sorry you must think
that I'm completely crazy.
1012
02:08:12,391 --> 02:08:14,991
I'm not trying to flirt with you.
1013
02:08:14,992 --> 02:08:16,615
I am widower myself.
1014
02:08:16,616 --> 02:08:19,015
I ... I'm sorry. I have to go.
1015
02:08:19,016 --> 02:08:20,763
May be some other time.
1016
02:08:26,266 --> 02:08:27,266
Nemo?
1017
02:08:28,610 --> 02:08:31,570
I heard you were dead.
That you drowned.
1018
02:08:31,571 --> 02:08:33,008
Drowned?
1019
02:09:46,166 --> 02:09:49,339
Alert! Alert! Meteors approaching.
1020
02:09:50,378 --> 02:09:51,382
Don't panic.
1021
02:09:53,069 --> 02:09:55,024
Alert! Alert!
1022
02:10:13,588 --> 02:10:14,855
I wanna wake up.
1023
02:10:16,744 --> 02:10:18,165
I wanna wake up!
1024
02:10:18,804 --> 02:10:20,434
I wanna wake up!
1025
02:10:24,899 --> 02:10:26,216
Are you alright?
1026
02:10:28,252 --> 02:10:29,557
Are you alright?
1027
02:10:31,256 --> 02:10:34,142
When I say three, you'll be awake.
1028
02:10:35,242 --> 02:10:36,254
One ...
1029
02:10:41,367 --> 02:10:42,373
Two ...
1030
02:10:48,586 --> 02:10:49,256
Three.
1031
02:11:36,285 --> 02:11:38,436
- Mother.
- Do I know you?
1032
02:11:39,423 --> 02:11:41,203
- It's me!
- What do you want?
1033
02:11:41,466 --> 02:11:43,236
- Henry!
- It's me. Your son, Nemo.
1034
02:11:44,325 --> 02:11:45,929
My son's just here.
1035
02:11:47,960 --> 02:11:51,692
I don't know you. You're mad. Now
go away or I'll call the police.
1036
02:11:52,811 --> 02:11:53,262
Mother.
1037
02:11:53,686 --> 02:11:54,718
Mother.
1038
02:12:11,370 --> 02:12:12,993
What do you see?
1039
02:12:12,994 --> 02:12:15,143
He asks me what I see.
1040
02:12:19,475 --> 02:12:21,786
I say, it's an ink stain.
1041
02:12:22,718 --> 02:12:23,705
He says:
1042
02:12:23,706 --> 02:12:25,874
You have to say more.
1043
02:12:26,044 --> 02:12:29,183
I say, it's an ink stain
on a sheet of paper.
1044
02:12:30,557 --> 02:12:31,557
No.
1045
02:12:32,521 --> 02:12:36,312
You have to say, what
goes through your mind.
1046
02:12:40,844 --> 02:12:43,091
It makes me think of an inkwell.
1047
02:12:43,142 --> 02:12:45,695
So he says: "O'key ...
1048
02:12:46,774 --> 02:12:48,394
That's fine".
1049
02:13:02,673 --> 02:13:05,424
You have until tomorrow to vote.
1050
02:13:05,898 --> 02:13:06,898
Vote!
1051
02:13:06,899 --> 02:13:08,952
And win a vacation on the Moon.
1052
02:13:08,953 --> 02:13:10,371
For the whole family.
1053
02:13:11,175 --> 02:13:13,103
Win a trip to the Moon!
1054
02:13:13,587 --> 02:13:16,363
Take a swing at a
fabulous golf vacation.
1055
02:13:29,405 --> 02:13:32,335
Have they announced
the results of the voting?
1056
02:13:33,364 --> 02:13:34,781
I'm sorry.
1057
02:13:34,782 --> 02:13:37,499
At my age.
1058
02:13:37,500 --> 02:13:41,287
The candles cost more than a cake.
1059
02:13:45,394 --> 02:13:47,845
I'm not afraid of dying.
1060
02:13:48,149 --> 02:13:51,208
I'm afraid I haven't
been alive enough!
1061
02:13:54,610 --> 02:13:58,852
It should be written on every
schoolroom blackboard.
1062
02:14:00,639 --> 02:14:03,382
Life is a playground.
1063
02:14:04,949 --> 02:14:06,869
Or nothing.
1064
02:14:13,387 --> 02:14:14,111
Nemo. Leave.
1065
02:14:18,219 --> 02:14:21,431
Nemo. Leave.
1066
02:14:28,499 --> 02:14:29,499
Nemo!
1067
02:15:00,785 --> 02:15:02,525
Tragic car accident
on a country road ...
1068
02:15:04,394 --> 02:15:06,534
Nemo turn to page 5 ...
1069
02:15:07,357 --> 02:15:09,723
Nemo look at the
end of the street ...
1070
02:15:24,524 --> 02:15:27,467
- Hello, who is this?
- Hello, who is this?
1071
02:15:28,166 --> 02:15:29,344
Who is this?
1072
02:15:30,441 --> 02:15:31,907
I was told to call this number.
1073
02:15:32,410 --> 02:15:34,192
My name is Nemo Nobody.
1074
02:15:36,174 --> 02:15:37,726
Is this some kind of a joke?
1075
02:15:38,291 --> 02:15:40,123
No. No, I ...
1076
02:15:44,981 --> 02:15:46,245
- Operator?
- Yes?
1077
02:15:46,343 --> 02:15:50,238
I'd like the address to
123 581 1321.
1078
02:15:51,235 --> 02:15:52,477
One moment please.
1079
02:15:54,250 --> 02:15:56,450
12358 Alleway Street.
1080
02:16:24,869 --> 02:16:26,542
Hello, Nemo.
1081
02:16:27,089 --> 02:16:29,140
I'm glad you found me.
1082
02:16:29,798 --> 02:16:32,755
All of this must seem
very complicated to you,
1083
02:16:32,810 --> 02:16:35,303
but it's simpler than you think.
1084
02:16:35,876 --> 02:16:38,210
Careful with the chair.
It is damaged.
1085
02:16:44,883 --> 02:16:48,100
- Are you alright?
- I'm fine.
1086
02:16:50,254 --> 02:16:52,330
I should have
warned you earlier but ...
1087
02:16:52,569 --> 02:16:55,179
I couldn't
because of the transcript.
1088
02:16:55,404 --> 02:16:56,403
The transcript?
1089
02:16:57,019 --> 02:17:00,251
The text of our conversation!
1090
02:17:02,576 --> 02:17:05,474
- You can you hear me!
- What you are living now ...
1091
02:17:06,331 --> 02:17:07,808
is the past.
1092
02:17:08,934 --> 02:17:10,691
At least, for me.
1093
02:17:12,648 --> 02:17:14,051
I am you ...
1094
02:17:15,012 --> 02:17:17,537
70 years older.
1095
02:17:19,208 --> 02:17:23,300
Everything you say, I said
myself when I was young.
1096
02:17:23,513 --> 02:17:27,165
I only had to transcribe
our conversation.
1097
02:17:27,912 --> 02:17:30,219
It's all written right here.
1098
02:17:30,278 --> 02:17:31,785
- I can't ...
- Believe it?
1099
02:17:34,053 --> 02:17:35,436
For me ...
1100
02:17:36,277 --> 02:17:38,482
time is inverted.
1101
02:17:39,198 --> 02:17:41,758
I start at the end of the story ...
1102
02:17:41,759 --> 02:17:43,734
and go toward the beginning.
1103
02:17:44,640 --> 02:17:46,238
I don't understand.
1104
02:17:46,273 --> 02:17:47,873
In this life here,
1105
02:17:48,607 --> 02:17:50,763
you don't exist.
1106
02:17:50,763 --> 02:17:52,579
I don't know why...
1107
02:17:52,998 --> 02:17:55,224
Only the Architect knows.
1108
02:17:56,862 --> 02:17:57,854
The Architect?
1109
02:17:59,009 --> 02:18:00,356
The child ...
1110
02:18:01,380 --> 02:18:04,144
The one running after the train.
1111
02:18:05,881 --> 02:18:08,601
Maybe your parents never met.
1112
02:18:12,869 --> 02:18:17,721
Maybe your father died
in a sledging accident.
1113
02:18:19,431 --> 02:18:21,705
Maybe you were one
of the vast majority ...
1114
02:18:21,763 --> 02:18:26,488
of those whose genetic code did
not reach its final destination.
1115
02:18:29,902 --> 02:18:31,458
Maybe when she died ...
1116
02:18:32,411 --> 02:18:34,088
A prehistoric woman ...
1117
02:18:34,336 --> 02:18:38,328
She rolled off the line of
heritance to which you belong.
1118
02:18:39,693 --> 02:18:41,226
So for this world ...
1119
02:18:44,219 --> 02:18:46,487
You don't exist.
1120
02:18:47,987 --> 02:18:50,940
If the Anna's
calculations are correct,
1121
02:18:51,653 --> 02:18:58,262
you need to stay alive
until 2092, February 12.
1122
02:18:59,175 --> 02:19:02,008
5:50 AM.
1123
02:19:34,529 --> 02:19:36,480
I'm sorry, I don't know how long
we haven't been recording.
1124
02:19:37,079 --> 02:19:39,469
I have to submit my story
by tomorrow morning.
1125
02:19:41,909 --> 02:19:44,179
Everything that you say
is contradictory.
1126
02:19:45,690 --> 02:19:49,252
You can't have been in one place
and another at the same time.
1127
02:19:50,101 --> 02:19:54,291
You mean to say we
have to make choices?
1128
02:19:54,768 --> 02:19:56,335
Of all those lives, which one ...
1129
02:19:57,788 --> 02:19:59,164
Which one is the right one?
1130
02:20:00,121 --> 02:20:03,808
Each of these lives
is the right one.
1131
02:20:05,431 --> 02:20:10,116
Every path is the right path.
1132
02:20:13,682 --> 02:20:17,981
"Everything could have been
anything else ...
1133
02:20:19,414 --> 02:20:23,951
and it would have just
as much meaning."
1134
02:20:26,136 --> 02:20:28,529
Tennessee Williams.
1135
02:20:30,280 --> 02:20:32,536
You're too young for that.
1136
02:20:32,899 --> 02:20:34,536
You can't be dead
and still be here.
1137
02:20:36,176 --> 02:20:37,279
You can't not exist.
1138
02:20:43,957 --> 02:20:45,487
Is there life after death?
1139
02:20:49,000 --> 02:20:50,416
After death ...
1140
02:20:53,997 --> 02:20:59,966
How can you be so
sure you even exist?
1141
02:21:10,115 --> 02:21:12,820
You don't exist.
1142
02:21:14,353 --> 02:21:15,956
Neither do I.
1143
02:21:19,126 --> 02:21:25,401
We only live in the imagination
of a nine year old child.
1144
02:21:26,217 --> 02:21:30,455
We are imagined by a
nine year old child,
1145
02:21:31,380 --> 02:21:34,314
faced with an
impossible choice.
1146
02:21:44,051 --> 02:21:45,416
Run! Run!
1147
02:21:51,672 --> 02:21:52,875
Nemo!
1148
02:21:58,496 --> 02:21:59,936
Run!
1149
02:22:04,845 --> 02:22:05,948
Run, Nemo!
1150
02:22:08,911 --> 02:22:10,219
Nemo!
1151
02:22:19,043 --> 02:22:20,188
I love you.
1152
02:22:21,024 --> 02:22:22,024
Anna!
1153
02:22:35,173 --> 02:22:36,173
Nemo!
1154
02:22:45,788 --> 02:22:47,356
You're the one I love.
1155
02:23:03,305 --> 02:23:04,467
In chess,
1156
02:23:06,856 --> 02:23:09,572
it's called Zugzwang,
1157
02:23:11,140 --> 02:23:13,535
when the only viable move
1158
02:23:19,031 --> 02:23:21,065
is not to move.
1159
02:23:30,948 --> 02:23:32,488
Come see.
1160
02:23:56,218 --> 02:23:57,036
It's the sea.
1161
02:23:58,053 --> 02:24:01,020
The child is taking it apart.
1162
02:24:02,385 --> 02:24:04,641
He doesn't need it anymore.
1163
02:24:05,860 --> 02:24:09,635
Before, he was unable
to make a choice ...
1164
02:24:10,551 --> 02:24:12,992
'cause he didn't know
what would happen.
1165
02:24:13,790 --> 02:24:16,615
Now that he knows
what will happen,
1166
02:24:18,763 --> 02:24:21,364
he is unable to make a choice.
1167
02:25:27,032 --> 02:25:28,672
Thank you, thank you!
1168
02:25:29,124 --> 02:25:29,935
Thank you.
1169
02:26:06,419 --> 02:26:12,028
This is the most beautiful
day of my life.
1170
02:26:21,253 --> 02:26:21,782
Anna.
1171
02:26:25,913 --> 02:26:26,869
Anna.
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