All language subtitles for Badehotellet.S06E01.DANISH.720p.WEB-DL.H.264-WEEDPOT-en(2)

Come on.

Not again.

Not again.

Not to the left.
Not to the left!

Not to the left.
Not to the left!

Thank you very much.

- Good day.
- Good day. They're new?

- Yes. My name is Nana.
- Has Mr Skovgaard come?

- He came an hour ago.
- Oh no! Traffic was hopeless.

- He came an hour ago.
- Oh no! Traffic was hopeless.

Unfortunately, he's run again,
Mrs Berggren. He couldn't wait.

- He had something in Skagen.
- Smallpox. Thank you miss.

- He had something in Skagen.
- Smallpox. Thank you miss.

I think it was you,
I heard. What a warm, what?

I think it was you,
I heard. What a warm, what?

There is only air on the terrace. I
sitting and waiting for hauler Larsen.

He usually appears to turn around behind.
He's coming with Leslie.

He usually appears to turn around behind.
He's coming with Leslie.

He is home after a year abroad.
I wanted to get him -

- But he shouldn't have a mother
to stand and fan the flag.

- But he shouldn't have a mother
to stand and fan the flag.

- Do you know where my parents are?
- Upstairs, I think.

Damn, he managed to drive.

- He was in Skagen anyway.
- Where does he come from?

- He was in Skagen anyway.
- Where does he come from?

- Danish Tourist Cooperation.
- We should not have more tourists.

My company needs that task.

Do we need to hear about it now?
We are going down and bathing.

Do we need to hear about it now?
We are going down and bathing.

- I'm driving when I've unpacked.
- Little treasure, Vera is this year.

We had booked room 4, but they did
has given it to a foreign family.

We had booked room 4, but they did
has given it to a foreign family.

- Does Vera live in my room?
- So you have a shared room before.

- Yeah, ten years ago, Dad.
- It will be cozy.

- Yeah, ten years ago, Dad.
- It will be cozy.

- Dav, Vera.
- Dav.

They can just put them on the bed,
if you can come for books.

They can just put them on the bed,
if you can come for books.

Thanks.

- Are you mad?
- No.

I can't understand how Fie
can forget about a reservation.

Fie has been in England. She has got
a little. I thought you knew that.

Fie has been in England. She has got
a little. I thought you knew that.

- Who is it then?
- Try to guess.

Hello, Mrs Berggren. Welcome.
Yes, it's me this year.

Hello, Mrs Berggren. Welcome.
Yes, it's me this year.

I didn't expect that. Mrs.
Andersen asked if I could open -

- And then I couldn't do that well
say no. "Are you going to run the hotel?"

- And then I couldn't do that well
say no. "Are you going to run the hotel?"

"No, I won't, fool you."
It's just until they return home.

- So Mrs Andersen comes back?
- Yes, she does.

I'm sorry the rooms. I had
forgot that room 4 was booked.

They do not stay all summer,
and then Miss Vera gets the room.

- We will look forward to it. Thanks.
- Rooms 11 and 12 are vacant.

- We will look forward to it. Thanks.
- Rooms 11 and 12 are vacant.

But there will be guests later.
It's Mrs. Molin and her assistant.

It should be a surprise
for Mr Weyse.

It should be a surprise
for Mr Weyse.

There you are, Mr Weyse. Welcome.
Did you have a good trip up here?

There you are, Mr Weyse. Welcome.
Did you have a good trip up here?

- Well, even so.
- It's good enough today.

But we should not complain about that.
We wish you a wonderful stay.

- What kind of welcome, what?
- Yes. I see you've found the letter.

- What kind of welcome, what?
- Yes. I see you've found the letter.

It came a week ago.
That's enough from an admirer.

- Wise!
- Madsen.

- Have you started using a reading reader?
- Only on hot days.

- Have you started using a reading reader?
- Only on hot days.

Well, well.

I received an exuberant welcome
by Miss Edith.

I received an exuberant welcome
by Miss Edith.

I'm afraid she's started
to sip the food herry. Mrs. Madsen.

Sir. Weyse. Edith controls it this year,
Until Mrs Andersen returns.

Sir. Weyse. Edith controls it this year,
Until Mrs Andersen returns.

- Where are the boys?
- In Copenhagen. Helene was also.

Her mother is not quite healthy.
She thought I should go -

Her mother is not quite healthy.
She thought I should go -

- So here I am
with a little conscience.

Ne courez pas, les enfants!

Ne courez pas, les enfants!

- Bonjour.
- Bonjour.

Bonjour.

- They're from France.
- You hear that.

- They probably have beaches themselves.
- There is then room for everyone.

Speaking of the beach:
Shouldn't you be in the water?

Speaking of the beach:
Shouldn't you be in the water?

Yes, you can do that.
I'll come in a moment.

- Did you want a stroll?
- Of course, of course. Is it now?

- Did you want a stroll?
- Of course, of course. Is it now?

If you think so.
Hans and I always went this time.

Yes, I remember.
Is it hard to be here this year?

Yes, I remember.
Is it hard to be here this year?

I'm not thinking that way.

- We got five lovely years.
- When's your sister coming?

As soon as she helped Adam's brother-in-law
right. He comes from Austria.

As soon as she helped Adam's brother-in-law
right. He comes from Austria.

- Do I go too fast?
- No, it's fine.

- What did Amanda say to the rooms?
- They enjoy living together.

But how could I be wrong?
I don't usually forget things.

But how could I be wrong?
I don't usually forget things.

- I can't be here the 17th.
- Why not?

I knew it!

I'll cook for a silver wedding
and has four other companies.

I'll cook for a silver wedding
and has four other companies.

- You've got all the dates.
- You do not have to go this way.

I say this to Mrs Andersen.

I say this to Mrs Andersen.

Then everyone is out except Mrs Frigh.

We need flowers
Leslie's room.

- I've done that then.
- Fortunately, there is one who can remember.

Such is the tone of ours.
We tease a little.

We had a maid, Otilia.
You shouldn't tease her.

- Now it goes beyond innocent children.
- Was she married then?

- Now it goes beyond innocent children.
- Was she married then?

- No. She is the schoolgirl in Skørping.
- Well.

Then Larsen is here.
Then Leslie has come.

Then you can come.

- Really, mother?
- Nana has helped me.

- Really, mother?
- Nana has helped me.

- It was your mother's idea.
- I have no doubt about that.

Have you had breakfast? Probably not
pretty much if I know you.

Have you had breakfast? Probably not
pretty much if I know you.

- I've eaten, Mom.
- A little breakfast? Just a few.

Mrs. Frigh has ordered
two pieces of sandwich bread.

- I just put everything away.
- Then you need it again, Martha.

- Where has he been?
- Both in Holland and England.

- Where has he been?
- Both in Holland and England.

Something about tobacco.
It's such a factory they have.

- His father died six years ago.
- Yes, it was right up here.

- His father died six years ago.
- Yes, it was right up here.

I can clearly remember it. Guests
were gathered to celebrate weddings -

- And he didn't wake up.
Leslie hasn't been here since.

- Why does he come now?
- His mother should not be here alone.

- Why does he come now?
- His mother should not be here alone.

Little Miss, will you bring something
hot shavings up to me?

- Yes.
- Thanks. Listen, aren't you ...?

- Yes.
- Thanks. Listen, aren't you ...?

- They're new here, right?
- Yes I am.

- Maybe it's your first day?
- Yes here.

- Last year I was at Svinkløv.
- What is such an experienced lady called?

- Last year I was at Svinkløv.
- What is such an experienced lady called?

My name is Nana.
Now I have to get your water.

Thanks. Miss if the press calls
do we have the rule here -

Thanks. Miss if the press calls
do we have the rule here -

- I'm not here. But it has
Miss Edith probably told.

No, she doesn't, but it must
I remember. What is your name?

No, she doesn't, but it must
I remember. What is your name?

- Yes, if anyone calls.
- Phone, Mr. Weyse.

- That's your wife.
- Yes. I'll take it upstairs.

- That's your wife.
- Yes. I'll take it upstairs.

- What's his name more than Weyse?
- Edward Weyse is an actor.

- What's his name more than Weyse?
- Edward Weyse is an actor.

Don't you know him?

- What, Helene?
- Have you gotten well over there?

- It was a warm trip.
- Thats it.

- It was a warm trip.
- Thats it.

- You sound tired, my friend.
- I'm fine.

From the moment I came,
have I been reminded -

- how fleeting it is
what I'm doing.

- how fleeting it is
what I'm doing.

One moment you are on everything
lips, the next one is forgotten.

- What do you mean, Edward?
- There was a letter to me.

- What do you mean, Edward?
- There was a letter to me.

No, it wasn't for me.
There was an envelope in -

- If I wanted the trouble
pass it on to Poul Reichhardt.

And then I greeted the new maid.
She had no idea who I was.

And then I greeted the new maid.
She had no idea who I was.

- Well. It was sin then.
- No, it's not a sin.

That's how it is because I am
has stopped making movies.

That's how it is because I am
has stopped making movies.

- Then you have to start again.
- Never in my life.

It is an over chapter. I know
Soon not even the theater.

It is an over chapter. I know
Soon not even the theater.

- Because of the maid?
- No, Helene.

Well, but now you have vacation.
Enjoy it, relax and recover.

Then you can start on a fresh one.
Have you given Hjalmar the drawings?

Then you can start on a fresh one.
Have you given Hjalmar the drawings?

- I just got here, Helene.
- Yes you are. Now remember to enjoy it.

Yes. Yes you are right. Now I am back
at my beloved little hotel -

Yes. Yes you are right. Now I am back
at my beloved little hotel -

- and is completely free from the theater.
Thank you my friend.

Well, you've come, Leslie!
Where is it great to see you again.

- You can hardly know him.
- Dav, Leslie.

- You can hardly know him.
- Dav, Leslie.

What is that handshake, kid?
After all, you are still your father's son.

- Not just mother's little dagger.
- Georg hasn't changed.

- Not just mother's little dagger.
- Georg hasn't changed.

Leslie just needs a little lunch.

- You're stupid to listen to, Georg.
- What did I say?

- You're stupid to listen to, Georg.
- What did I say?

Don't worry about Mr. Madsen.
He will always be a proletarian.

He has pain in the envy of them,
that is allowed to build in Germany.

He has pain in the envy of them,
that is allowed to build in Germany.

- Mom, when should I go back?
- There is no urgency.

- We have a long summer ahead of us.
- I promised it was at most 14 days.

- We have a long summer ahead of us.
- I promised it was at most 14 days.

- Fourteen days?
- They teach me how to treat raw tobacco.

It's a completely different way.
There will be a new ship in 14 days.

- How nice it is exciting.
- That is it. They are incredibly sweet.

- How nice it is exciting.
- That is it. They are incredibly sweet.

- Do you want something to drink?
- We might share a beer.

- I didn't want to take it already.
- Take what?

- I didn't want to take it already.
- Take what?

Berthelsen is not that fresh.
He needs support.

You must start at the factory
after the summer break.

You must start at the factory
after the summer break.

- I'm not finished in Holland at all.
- You can't betray your mother.

I've been holding the place for six years. The
is not, so you can be in Holland.

I've been holding the place for six years. The
is not, so you can be in Holland.

No.
Of course not.

Can't you just put it?

Can't you just put it?

Thanks. It comes a little suddenly,
But you are ready for that responsibility.

Unfortunately, your father was never,
But you are completely different.

Unfortunately, your father was never,
But you are completely different.

So.

Maybe it's Berggren.
It finally succeeded. Tage Skovgaard.

Amanda Berggren. They must apologize,
but the traffic was hopeless.

Amanda Berggren. They must apologize,
but the traffic was hopeless.

It does not matter. Have you been
at the Blessed Church before?

- A few times.
- Do you know how many people visit it?

- A few times.
- Do you know how many people visit it?

- Unfortunately not.
- Definitely too few.

Denmark is a great place to stay
for ourselves. Are we going to sit down?

Denmark is a great place to stay
for ourselves. Are we going to sit down?

We've seen your commercials,
And we think they are great.

We thought you were fresh
a major task. A Danish film.

We thought you were fresh
a major task. A Danish film.

And yes, we didn't get one of that person
whose name I do not take in my mouth?

- Poul Henningsen.
- You said that.

He can make all the lamps -

He can make all the lamps -

- he wants, but he should not defile
native country added negro music.

Do you know what Danes abroad
say when they watch that movie?

Do you know what Danes abroad
say when they watch that movie?

They are ashamed.
They do not recognize the country.

The country has probably also changed.

Do we still not have grain fields, mills
on hill tops, girls cycling -

Do we still not have grain fields, mills
on hill tops, girls cycling -

- cows on meadows, stork on the roof,
dunes, beaches, sea?

And the sunrise, Mrs Berggren.
Can you hear it?

And the sunrise, Mrs Berggren.
Can you hear it?

Niels W. Gades
wonderful "elf shots".

You see the sun burning through the haze
and get up.

- You can record it on the beach.
- The sun goes down there.

- You can record it on the beach.
- The sun goes down there.

They have it all.
Will you keep it here?

It is the storybook. We bet
on our big neighbor to the south.

It is the storybook. We bet
on our big neighbor to the south.

- "There is a lovely country".
- Can it be called something else?

We are convinced that,
that 1940 will be remembered as the year -

We are convinced that,
that 1940 will be remembered as the year -

- where the Germans really saw
on small Denmark.

- I thought enough, you found you here.
- Good day, Weyse.

- I was going to greet Helene.
- Thanks. Her mother is sick?

- I was going to greet Helene.
- Thanks. Her mother is sick?

You never know if it is false
alarm, but Helene was worried.

- How's the managing director?
- Fine. She knows my habits.

- How's the managing director?
- Fine. She knows my habits.

- I'm very happy.
- I have a little gift from the boys.

"To Uncle Hjalmar." I want them
immediately go in and hang up.

Thank you very much.
No, I'm calling myself one of the days.

Thank you very much.
No, I'm calling myself one of the days.

No, by the way:

I'm full of admiration
Your decision here in the spring.

I'm full of admiration
Your decision here in the spring.

Yes, you suddenly let them replace you
in "Erasmus Montanus".

Reach. No, it was just ...
I was a little overworked.

Reach. No, it was just ...
I was a little overworked.

Couldn't there be anything else behind?
Guest play in Berlin?

Think of The Royal Theater
embarks on that kind of thing.

Think of The Royal Theater
embarks on that kind of thing.

You see in the report Mrs Bodil Ipsen
stand among healing men.

Nice that you refused to attend.
I didn't know you had it in you.

Nice that you refused to attend.
I didn't know you had it in you.

There must be limits to
what you set up for.

I can only say as before:
I'm full of admiration.

I can only say as before:
I'm full of admiration.

Thanks.

- Hello?
- It is me.

I have given the boys' drawings
to Hjalmar. He calls and says thank you.

- When he calls ...
- Speak higher.

- When he calls ...
- Speak higher.

When he calls, it's important
that he thinks -

- I let myself double in protest
against the guest play in Germany.

- I let myself double in protest
against the guest play in Germany.

- He doesn't.
- That's what I'm telling you.

There have been pictures of wife
Bodil Ipsen among healing persons.

There have been pictures of wife
Bodil Ipsen among healing persons.

Haven't you seen them? How can he
Believe you participate in a protest?

It's strange, but I couldn't
tell me why I did not participate.

It's strange, but I couldn't
tell me why I did not participate.

- Why couldn't you really do that?
- Because it does not concern others.

Don't be ashamed of yourself. It is experiencing
all actors once in a while.

Don't be ashamed of yourself. It is experiencing
all actors once in a while.

- They understand it. It is transient.
- It has come to stay.

No, it's not.
Not at all.

No, it's not.
Not at all.

Severin? Mom comes in a little while.
I'm just talking to dad.

- I need to go.
- Then you finally do it.

- I need to go.
- Then you finally do it.

Goodbye.
We all love you.

Thank you, sweetie.
I am pleased.

Ane?

I didn't know you have a daughter.
How old is she?

I didn't know you have a daughter.
How old is she?

Six years.
I got her pretty early.

- What is her name?
- Emma.

She is with my father and Molly,
Mrs Andersen, in England.

She is with my father and Molly,
Mrs Andersen, in England.

My sister got a son there. Think,
that Emma came abroad before me.

- Who's the shirt for?
- The young Mr Frigh.

- Who's the shirt for?
- The young Mr Frigh.

His mother seemed,
it had been curled.

Has he always just found himself in
that she decides?

He's coming here
and now going to Copenhagen -

He's coming here
and now going to Copenhagen -

- even if he preferred to stay in Holland.
He just finds himself in it.

He is happy. Wouldn't you be happy
if you got a factory supply?

He is happy. Wouldn't you be happy
if you got a factory supply?

- Sounds great. Does not?
- Yes Yes.

I don't know if I get the job.
He also asks Gutenberghus.

I don't know if I get the job.
He also asks Gutenberghus.

Did he say that? You look hot,
my friend. Take a dip.

He wants budget tomorrow,
and i'll stack a team on my legs.

He wants budget tomorrow,
and i'll stack a team on my legs.

- They have vacation.
- What about your vacation?

- We have to film while it's summer.
- What does Max say to that?

I don't know, Dad.

I don't know, Dad.

- You may be more involved.
- What about her marriage?

Have you thought about it?

You're so old-fashioned. For you is
women's place in the kitchen.

You're so old-fashioned. For you is
women's place in the kitchen.

They must look right inside
in the bedroom. So. Stop doing that.

What the hell? Christiani and Nielsen
has again received an order in Germany.

What the hell? Christiani and Nielsen
has again received an order in Germany.

They are all there,
or they are well on their way.

- Every time we get a no.
- Don't you earn enough money?

- Every time we get a no.
- Don't you earn enough money?

- Have you seen Leslie?
- No. Have you, Georg? Leslie.

- No, I haven't seen him.
- I fell asleep. It's the heat.

- No, I haven't seen him.
- I fell asleep. It's the heat.

- He's not in his room.
- Can't he be on the beach?

I do not think. Leslie never did
broke down to bathe up here.

I do not think. Leslie never did
broke down to bathe up here.

Does he still have water problems?

It was a complete one
unnecessary comment, Georg.

It was a complete one
unnecessary comment, Georg.

Yes?

Yes?

- Can I sit here for a while?
- Yes of course. Come in, come in.

I'm not done with the book yet.
I think it's exciting.

I'm not done with the book yet.
I think it's exciting.

I can't figure out
who has done it.

Olga always expects it. It's about
to use common sense.

Olga always expects it. It's about
to use common sense.

If you think while, have
The author didn't do it well enough.

I have it completely like you.
A story must speak to the emotions.

I have it completely like you.
A story must speak to the emotions.

Like an infatuation.

When's your sister coming?
She's taking Adam's brother-in-law?

Yes.
I was just thinking about him.

Yes.
I was just thinking about him.

Sibyll's brother has lived in Vienna for many
years and was married to an Austrian girl.

They are Jews, you know. In November,
that night the Jews were assaulted -

They are Jews, you know. In November,
that night the Jews were assaulted -

- he lost his wife.

Dropped?

Dropped?

Was she killed?

She tried to stop some who pulled
her parents out and demanded -

- that they were kneeling
and washed the sidewalk.

- that they were kneeling
and washed the sidewalk.

I haven't told you
Mr. Aurland. He gets so upset.

You know how he's got it,
that happens in Germany.

You know how he's got it,
that happens in Germany.

- It's good he can come back.
- Yes. He needs it.

Reach. Let's talk about something nice.
How is it at the university?

Reach. Let's talk about something nice.
How is it at the university?

It's English you read?
Are there any cute young men?

I do not know.
Most seem immature.

I do not know.
Most seem immature.

Well, well.

Hello Hello.
It looks like itself.

- Hello, Mrs Molin. Welcome.
- Miss Edith. They're still here?

- Yes Yes.
- I spoke to Mrs Andersen.

- Yes Yes.
- I spoke to Mrs Andersen.

Yes, she said. She also said we
should not say anything to Mr Weyse.

- Has he come?
- Yes.

- Has he come?
- Yes.

Now I'll show you.
Nana, are you taking the luggage?

- Here, when done.
- Yes, we got a radio room.

Fie no longer lives here.

Your assistant gets room 11,
They get room 12 with two windows.

Your assistant gets room 11,
They get room 12 with two windows.

- Thanks.
- Here you go.

- Otilia?
- Good day, Edith.

- Otilia?
- Good day, Edith.

- What are you doing here?
- I'm with Mrs. Molin.

I thought you knew that.
I have promised to read with her -

I thought you knew that.
I have promised to read with her -

- so her Danish gets better.
She has a big role in the fall.

This is Mrs Molins,
and the other is mine. Yes.

This is Mrs Molins,
and the other is mine. Yes.

It's Otilia that I told you about.
I had no idea she was coming.

It's Otilia that I told you about.
I had no idea she was coming.

Is there also no air out at
Mrs. Molin? It's stifling hot.

Is there also no air out at
Mrs. Molin? It's stifling hot.

- Then open the window.
- You should have thought of that.

- Otilia?
- Yes, by all the people in the world.

We just talked about her,
And then she comes.

- She immediately complained.
- I might have thought of that.

- Then she had found something else.
- Is it Otilia?

- Then she had found something else.
- Is it Otilia?

- Yes, she's an assistant to Mrs Molin.
- Mrs. Frigh is asking for Leslie.

- She has also been on the beach.
- The French took service down.

- She has also been on the beach.
- The French took service down.

I haven't forgotten that. You shall not
Doctor Otilia, just because she's here.

Yes?

- Mrs. Molin?
- You didn't expect that.

- Mrs. Molin?
- You didn't expect that.

- May I enter?
- Yes of course.

They must apologize for my dress.
It's so terribly hot.

They must apologize for my dress.
It's so terribly hot.

- Are you passing through?
- No. I stay all summer.

Then we can together practice the play.
Shakespeare, "Troll can be tamed".

Then we can together practice the play.
Shakespeare, "Troll can be tamed".

I have engaged Miss Otilia,
so I can get the Danish correct.

Of course.
But Mrs. Molin ...

I was looking forward to your "Erasmus
Montanus ", but then you were replaced.

I was looking forward to your "Erasmus
Montanus ", but then you were replaced.

- Did you get sick?
- No. Or both — and.

I had a small accident.
Painfully.

I had a small accident.
Painfully.

It is only because you have come,
that I think you should know -

It is only because you have come,
that I think you should know -

- I got stuck
in the middle of "Erasmus Montanus".

- That's not funny at all.
- No sorry.

- That's not funny at all.
- No sorry.

I stood in the middle of it: "A stone cannot
fly. Morlille can't fly. "

"Erg is Morlille en ..."

- The word was gone.
- Isn't it just a stone?

- "Well, Morlille is a stone."
- Yes, it's just, but it was gone.

- "Well, Morlille is a stone."
- Yes, it's just, but it was gone.

It was completely gone.
I have wondered why.

There are too many words
through me?

Too many replicas that are
been transformed into art? Maybe.

Too many replicas that are
been transformed into art? Maybe.

- We all forgot a reply.
- Not me. Not a single word.

- One time has to be the first.
- They misunderstand.

- One time has to be the first.
- They misunderstand.

This has hit me so deeply -

- that I have had to
to take leave from the theater.

- that I have had to
to take leave from the theater.

Unfortunately, I do not come to
to join in "Troll can be tamed".

You don't think so. They have been for five years
tried to persuade me to -

You don't think so. They have been for five years
tried to persuade me to -

- to come to the Royal Theater.
I have said no to big roles.

- to come to the Royal Theater.
I have said no to big roles.

- I'm sorry.
- I'm here so we can read together!

It also had that
been really nice.

Do you know what?
Perhaps you can persuade Poul Reumert.

Do you know what?
Perhaps you can persuade Poul Reumert.

On good days he can be
perfectly well.

Sir. Frigh?

Sir. Frigh?

Swim to the side!

Swim to the side!
Away from the power!

Hold on to me!

Lie now!

- It goes?
- Of course it goes.

Certainly for you too. Now you've got it
a good story to tell the others.

Mrs. Molin?

We missed you for dinner.

I have taken
a little dessert for you.

Not, will you not be sweet? The two of us
shouldn't be unfriendly, well?

Not, will you not be sweet? The two of us
shouldn't be unfriendly, well?

Come down to us now.

No, but then ...

No, but then ...

So I made it right here.

So I made it right here.

All you have to do is
is to write it into the calendar.

- Otherwise you stand without a cook.
- I'm writing it down now.

- Otherwise you stand without a cook.
- I'm writing it down now.

Hello, Martha.
How are you feeling?

- Fine.
- And your mother?

She's fine now.
Is it fun to be a schoolgirl?

- Funny?
- Yeah, or good?

- Thank you, Martha.
- Think you ended up here as a guest.

- Thank you, Martha.
- Think you ended up here as a guest.

Yes, I didn't expect that either.
They lack more coffee in there.

It is on its way.

- How well do you know the maid?
- Well, well? Why do you ask?

- How well do you know the maid?
- Well, well? Why do you ask?

- Where does she come from?
- Last year she was at Svinkløv.

Have you heard anything about her?
Recommendations?

Have you heard anything about her?
Recommendations?

- Why do you ask?
- It was just something I saw.

- It's probably not ...
- What did you see?

First, Leslie came home from the beach
with wet hair and just after Nana.

- I thought they had bathed together.
- They don't know each other.

- I thought they had bathed together.
- They don't know each other.

Yes, but we have heard about girls,
that interferes with the guests -

- and Leslie is a good party.

- Nana is not like that at all.
- I just wanted to mention it.

- Nana is not like that at all.
- I just wanted to mention it.

- The coffee is on its way.
- Thanks.

- The coffee is on its way.
- Thanks.

You are welcome.
Sorry to wait.

It did nothing. Then I got
time to think about your moves.

It did nothing. Then I got
time to think about your moves.

It's a worse accident.
They said you were untrained.

- Leslie isn't bad, is it?
- No, he went to bed early.

- It was a long and warm journey.
- Luckily, it's happier now.

Did you finish?

Did you finish?

Yes. I got a budget,
and my photographer can do well.

- Coffee?
- Yes please. I need that.

- Amanda was offered a tourist movie.
- It's not quite at home yet.

- Amanda was offered a tourist movie.
- It's not quite at home yet.

- Congratulations anyway.
- Thanks.

What? Then you came down.

- Did you get my dessert?
- Yes, I was about to step in.

- Did you get my dessert?
- Yes, I was about to step in.

I just wanted to see
if I could get some coffee up.

No, they go nowhere,
now they have come down. Do you know what?

No, they go nowhere,
now they have come down. Do you know what?

They must have a song.

I've got you under my skin.

I've got you under my skin.

Yes, it's good with you.

I've got you deep in the heart of me.

I've got you deep in the heart of me.

I doubt it.

So deep in my heart
That's really a part of me.

Yes, yes, yes.

I've got you under my skin.

I've got you under my skin.

I tried so, not to give in.

I tried so, not to give in.

I said to myself
this affair never would go so well.

But why should I try to resist,
when, darling, i know so well

But why should I try to resist,
when, darling, i know so well

that I've got you under my skin?

Now you stay and drink coffee.
I can see that you do.

So let's go.

Now I can hear he is an actor.

Now I can hear he is an actor.

Yes, he plays every night.
Didn't you have that on Svinkløv?

No, we certainly didn't.

Did you take a small bath before dinner?

Otilia so,
that you came back with wet hair.

It was just a quick dip. The
was so hot when I picked things up.

- She also saw that Leslie had bathed.
- Then he must have bathed somewhere else.

- She also saw that Leslie had bathed.
- Then he must have bathed somewhere else.

I didn't see him.

We now usually wait with our bath
for the afternoon break.

Pardon.
I was not aware of that.

Pardon.
I was not aware of that.

No. Where would you know?
from before you have been told?

Are you serious about this, Amanda?
This movie?

- Let my things be.
- It's kitsch. A shine image.

It's not real. That picture of
Denmark is from sick people.

It's not real. That picture of
Denmark is from sick people.

It is a polished surface
and to throw over.

- Don't you want to do it somewhere else?
- Listen to this:

- Don't you want to do it somewhere else?
- Listen to this:

"Denmark is a hospitable country there
welcome everyone with open arms. "

- Who wrote this?
- Vera, just give it to me now.

- It sounds like Valdemar Rørdam.
- It is the tourist manager himself.

It looks like German propaganda.
Healthy, proud people for 1000 years.

It's a tourist movie.
Relax.

It's a tourist movie.
Relax.

- I didn't want to touch it.
- What did you really want to touch?

You just want to be dependent on dad's money.
You must extinguish well. I have to sleep.

You just want to be dependent on dad's money.
You must extinguish well. I have to sleep.

Attendez — nous, les enfants!
Bonjour.

- What are they constantly saying?
- I just think they say hello.

Reach.

I spoke to Mrs Molin last night.

I spoke to Mrs Molin last night.

Her ex-husband helped
Christiani and Nielsen with Germany.

- I have to talk to him.
- Isn't he on vacation?

Well, in Skagen actually.
At Klitgaarden.

Well, in Skagen actually.
At Klitgaarden.

- At the royal couple?
- It's very convenient.

You're not going to go up
and disturb the royal couple?

- Georg, you don't.
- No no. I've heard you.

- Georg, you don't.
- No no. I've heard you.

Good morning. Congratulations.
You start at the factory now?

Good morning. Congratulations.
You start at the factory now?

It will be exciting then.

Reach.

- Do you want coffee or tea?
- Coffee. What do you say?

- Well thank you.
- I think that means coffee.

- What are you doing?
- I was going to talk to Klitgaarden.

The king himself does not take the phone.
It's some kind of lacquer -

The king himself does not take the phone.
It's some kind of lacquer -

- And then I'm just asking for Molin.

Is it Klitgaarden?
Who am i talking to?

Is it Klitgaarden?
Who am i talking to?

Your Majesty?
Excuse me for disturbing you.

My name is Georg Madsen.
No, Georg Madsen.

My name is Georg Madsen.
No, Georg Madsen.

We actually met each other
on an earlier occasion.

I thanked for the knight's cross.
I'm not calling to thank you again.

I'm sorry I call this
and disturb you.

I'm sorry I call this
and disturb you.

I understand you have a guest.
Alternates August Molin.

It was just that if I could ...

It was just that if I could ...

No, I can easily call again,
if it is inconvenient.

Will you, your Majesty?
It was kind of nice to you.

Will you, your Majesty?
It was kind of nice to you.

Many thanks, Your Majesty.
Thanks. He's gonna pick him up.

- It's embarrassing, Georg.
- He's a fucking girl, Therese.

- Yeah, hello? It's Madsen.
- Madsen?

- Madsen wholesaler.
- Well, Madsen. It was a long time ago.

- Madsen wholesaler.
- Well, Madsen. It was a long time ago.

I'm sorry,
that I disturbed the majesty.

- He's waiting for a call.
- Then I'll make it short.

I would chat with you. They helped
Christiani and Nielsen into Germany.

I would chat with you. They helped
Christiani and Nielsen into Germany.

Correct, but I'm on vacation
at the moment, so it is scarce with time.

- How did you know I was here?
- Their former wife lives here.

- How did you know I was here?
- Their former wife lives here.

- Does Alma do?
- Yes, she's here all summer.

- Does Alma do?
- Yes, she's here all summer.

Reach.

Well I might be able to look past,
when i drive from here in a few days.

- Well. Do you have time for that?
- Yes. Do you understand, my wife ...

- Well. Do you have time for that?
- Yes. Do you understand, my wife ...

Yes, I got married again,
and she is the lady of the queen -

- and they are going south and playing golf,
so it suited me very well.

- and they are going south and playing golf,
so it suited me very well.

- Well, then we'll see.
- We do, Mr Madsen.

- I will look forward to that.
- Yes.

Molin comes, Therese. You can
after all, you can call the king.

Molin comes, Therese. You can
after all, you can call the king.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

I have not asked,
how you doing

- you and Valter.
How many children do you have now?

- you and Valter.
How many children do you have now?

We have three. Astrid is six,
Axle is four, and little Ole are two.

They are with Grandma and Grandpa. I take
home when Mrs Andersen is back.

They are with Grandma and Grandpa. I take
home when Mrs Andersen is back.

Ane said that Valter has taken over
smithy. Then there is enough to look at.

Edith, you talked to Nana about it,
we talked about yesterday?

Edith, you talked to Nana about it,
we talked about yesterday?

Yes I did. She took a quick
dip, but don't see Leslie.

- You don't have to worry.
- Well, that's good.

- You don't have to worry.
- Well, that's good.

Reach? I was going down to ask,
if you wanted to go for a walk.

Reach? I was going down to ask,
if you wanted to go for a walk.

Maybe later. I have spoken
with director Konradsen from the theater.

I have said that if not
They play, I don't.

Mrs. Molin, is it not a little drastic?

Mrs. Molin, is it not a little drastic?

It happened to him that you did not
played. He waited for you back.

I haven't talked to him yet.

I haven't talked to him yet.

It was impossible
to replace two main forces.

Besides, he would never find anyone
as sublime as you. I totally agree.

I can resist everything,
except flattery.

- But as I told you ...
- I said so too.

- I told you you had scare.
- Did you tell him that?

- I told you you had scare.
- Did you tell him that?

- I told you in all confidence!
- I wasn't aware of that.

What did he say to that?

That he could not defend
Their engagement with the theater -

- Unless you accepted his offer.

So he threatened me,
Unless I accepted his offer?

So he threatened me,
Unless I accepted his offer?

I see.
Yes, yes.

- What offer?
- A psychologist?

Yes, a psychologist. He also has
found him. And Professor Bach-Olsen -

Yes, a psychologist. He also has
found him. And Professor Bach-Olsen -

- who will drive up here
and talk to me.

If director Konradsen brings
your gage in play, then return.

If director Konradsen brings
your gage in play, then return.

He can't decide when I am
ready to meet my audience.

Let him come with his psychologists.
If this professor believes -

Let him come with his psychologists.
If this professor believes -

- He gets something to mess around
in my head, he makes mistakes.

Nothing he wants to find, Helene.
Nothing.

Nothing he wants to find, Helene.
Nothing.

I finished late last night.
Uh, it was exciting.

I didn't reach the living room at all
to the others.

I didn't reach the living room at all
to the others.

Maybe they want to borrow another?
I have one that is slightly different.

"In the dark everything is clear".

I like that title.
I don't know the author.

I like that title.
I don't know the author.

- Arve Myhre. Is he Norwegian?
- I think he's Danish.

Then you arrived!
My sister has come.

Then you arrived!
My sister has come.

You were welcomed home
to Sibylla's brother?

- No.
- What does that mean?

- Hello, Mrs Fjeldsø.
- Good day, Vera.

- Hello, Mrs Fjeldsø.
- Good day, Vera.

Why not?
Wasn't he with the plane?

- Yes, but he wasn't locked in.
- I hear you come.

- Did it go well with Sybill's brother?
- He wasn't locked in.

- Did it go well with Sybill's brother?
- He wasn't locked in.

- But he's the Dane.
- He is an Austrian citizen.

Now that the Germans are in the country,
have all Jews got German passports -

Now that the Germans are in the country,
have all Jews got German passports -

- with a large "J" in.

- I forgot they were Jews.
- Does it make any difference?

Yes unfortunately.
A big difference.

Yes unfortunately.
A big difference.

All Jews trying
to get away from the horrors -

- rejected at the border.
The government has decided that.

Adam and Sibylle had a letter
from the bank who insured -

Adam and Sibylle had a letter
from the bank who insured -

- That he would not lie
the Danish state is burdened.

I explained that he could stay in mine
apartment until he went to America -

I explained that he could stay in mine
apartment until he went to America -

- but just as much it helped.

He was put on the plane
back to Berlin. Yes.

- What is it?
- Mrs. Fjeldsø has come.

Sibyll's brother cannot enter.

Sibyll's brother cannot enter.

"Denmark is a hospitable country. We
welcome everyone with open arms. "

May I speak to you for a moment?

May I speak to you for a moment?

I wasn't very friendly yesterday.
I don't know what happened to me.

I don't know why I should
in the water. I never do that otherwise.

I don't know why I should
in the water. I never do that otherwise.

You may have heard that. I would
just cool down and was sucked out.

They hit a pothole,
where the water flows out.

They hit a pothole,
where the water flows out.

If you swim to the side,
you get sheltered by the crack.

- They're happy to bathe?
- I grew up in Blokhus.

There is not much else to do.

There is not much else to do.

My father has told about potholes.
I can still see him standing out there.

Wide and mighty. He was there
no waves that could move.

Wide and mighty. He was there
no waves that could move.

I have heard,
what happened to your father.

- I haven't been here since.
- I can understand that.

- I haven't been here since.
- I can understand that.

Can you?
Then you are the first.

Thank you for being there.

Thank you for being there.

I think you already have
told it to the others.

- I haven't said anything to anyone.
- Don't you? They are not normal then.

Im not?

I didn't mean that.

I didn't mean that.

Texts: Mikkel Holst
Danish Video Text