All language subtitles for Speak No Evil 2022

Excuse. Is this seat available?

Well... Yes, sure.

- Thank you very much. - You're welcome.

Agnes, honey, we're going now.

And no apple juice before bed.

- Apple juice, yes. Like the other night. - Yes, but no apple juice.

- There's too much sugar in it. - Okay.

- Bye. - Bye mom.

I don't want to hear any more about Derek and Hannah's cooking class.

Today we made ravioli with... I think there were bits of sausage in them.

You should come along to the cooking class tomorrow-

- because then they probably make gnocchi.

The ravioli they tried to teach us... Ouch. Yeah...

Sorry to disturb you in the middle of this lovely dinner.

I just want to say two things... I hope we didn't wake you up.

It was I who knocked on the door last night.

We couldn't find the way, so we arrived very late. I apologize for that.

We do not know eachother. That's how it is on holiday.

But I want to get to know you, because everyone looks so decent and nice.

I would like to raise a toast to you.

For Italy, of course. For the food, of course.

- And for love. - For love!

- It is perhaps a bit touristy. - We are tourists.

- Father... - Let's go inside.

We can move on. What do you think?

- Sheep! - Agnes, don't shout.

- What do you want to say? - I can't find Ninus.

- Watch out for that rabbit. - Do not talk like that.

To hell with it!

Such a rabbit.

For children.

Okay. Goodbye.

- It goes up and down, up and down. - It is so hot.

- Look who I found. - Thanks.

- This is my husband, Bjørn. - Patrick.

We met at the villa...? Right. - Hello. Bjorn.

Hi. Karin.

Sorry, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Louise and this is Agnes.

And what is your name?

Abel has difficulty speaking. If he feels pressured, he becomes insecure.

- There is no pressure. - And who is that?

- Can you tell me the rabbit's name? - Ninus.

Agnes lost it, but Bjørn found it.

- Did you go to find the rabbit? - Yes.

That was very heroic of you.

- Thanks. - No, I mean it. Respect.

- Thanks. - You're welcome.

Have you had lunch yet?

- Where are you from? - South of the Netherlands.

- In the countryside. It's beautiful. - I wanted to get out of town.

- Close to nature. - You should come visit.

- That sounds wonderful. - Lasagna vegetarian.

- Vegetarian? Thanks. - Tagliatelle ai funghi.

- And pizza margherita. - So you're a vegetarian?

I eat fish, but otherwise yes.

Cool. We could learn something from you.

- It's good for the environment. Really. - Thanks.

- Thank you very much! I'm starving. - It looks good.

I actually think Dutch and Danes are very similar.

Yes. We are exactly the same, then.

I think so, in many ways.

It's the same humor. Same... same... same culture.

We have more in common with people from the Netherlands than with Swedes.

I'm so glad you say that.

I had a Swedish colleague when I worked for Doctors Without Borders.

- Are you a doctor? - Yes.

He was the most boring and politically correct man ever.

like saying weird things.

Once we were in Greece and I was going to toast.

- I shouted 'kalimera!' - Good morning.

Brush your teeth, put on your pajamas. It was a little late, huh?

- Can I press the button? - No. No. No, I do.

Agnes. Otherwise you won't get pizza.

- Well. Are you tired? - Yes.

- Who will read a bedtime story? - Dad. I will have three fairy tales.

'The duck grabbed her hair with his beak and pulled her into the pond -

- so she drowned.'

'Yes, then the children went home happy, and if they are not dead, -

- so maybe they are still alive?'

Sure thing. Sleep well?

- Do you leave the light on? - Of course. Lie down.

- Love you. - I love you too.

Look what we got, baby.

Okay.

Turn it around.

'Dear Louise, Bjørn and Agnes. How are you?'

'We were talking the other day about how nice it was spending time with you this summer.'

'And even though it's been a while'-

-'we would like to invite you to visit us.'

'What do you say?'

'A weekend in the Dutch countryside.'

'Food, wine and long walks.'

Well, yes, by the way. Abel keeps talking about Agnes.

'It is so funny. He really misses her.'

Kind regards, Abel, Patrick and Karin.'

That's really sweet of them. Couldn't that be a lot of fun?

It's a bit long to be with someone you don't really know.

We need to buy boots for Agnes. And I think these here.

And.

And we need to look at a fall jacket before it gets really cold.

You in. You dip. You use your fingers.

That's a lot of napkins. We have plenty of time.

- It looks so good. - Yummy.

We have received an invitation from some people we met in Tuscany this summer.

- Okay. Who are they? Are they nice? - Yes, very nice.

Yes. Yes, they were extremely nice. And he's a doctor.

- We don't know yet if we will go there. - We have already flown twice this year.

- Where are they from? - They are from the Netherlands.

- Then you can drive. - How long will it take?

- Eight hours? - I think you've done it in seven.

- I probably have. Seven hours. - It's nothing.

- You can do that. - Exactly. If we drive at night.

It is good to have friends abroad.

And it would be rude to say no.

We had so much fun together, and they have a boy Agnes' age.

- That's perfect. - Yes. It is very possible.

- What's the worst that could happen? - Exactly!

Then we are there.

So, honey. So here we are.

Yes! You made it!

Finally, yes.

Hey!

- Hi. - Hi.

- So nice to see you again. - Hi.

- Such a nice place you have. - Thanks.

No, just keep them on. Or take them off.

You decide. Hand me your coat.

Sorry for the mess. It gets much worse. Come on!

- Come in. - Wow! So very cozy.

- That's how we want it. - We brought you something.

- A small souvenir from Denmark. - Louise bought it, so...

Thanks.

- Where is Abel? - Maybe downstairs.

He has been cooking all day. He makes wild boar.

- Come on. This is your room. - It is really pretty.

- Bjorn. Do you want a beer? - Yes.

- You have to see my pool. - Do you have a pool?

- Aren't you going to say hello to Abel? - Hello, Abel.

- He doesn't remember me. - Yeah. He's just shy.

Look, Agnes. We have made a small bed for you.

- Do you like it? - Yes.

We'll work something out, honey.

- I forgot the presents. Sorry. - No problem.

Wow. It's coffee mugs. How cute.

You think?

And... A mermaid?

Yes, it is something that symbolizes Denmark very well.

It's The Little Mermaid. I know that one.

They say it is quite small and disappointing.

There are some nice anecdotes about it.

You know what's also nice? Louise.

- This one is for you. - No, no, it's not necessary.

- I insist. - No, no, I'm waiting...

It's my favorite part of the steak. Yummy. Both crunchy and tender.

And...

And.

Just take a bite, honey.

- Delicious, right? - Much.

Hello, Abel.

It's a good thing we have our GPS. Otherwise we would have gotten lost 20 times.

- I had it under control. - No, the GPS had it.

And we had a map in the car, honey.

It's scary sometimes how we lose our ability to find our way in life-

- because we leave the responsibility to technology.

- It's so true. - People today can't read maps.

I have to admit... Driving around in a car like that-

- with GPS and all the modern equipment...

Sometimes I want to turn it off.

- And as you said... - Is Abel okay?

Yes, he's fine. He's fine.

He'll fall asleep in a bit.

He does this sometimes. It is part of his illness.

- What does he have? - Abel has congenital aglossia.

This basically means that he was born without a tongue-

-or with a much smaller tongue than you and I have.

- But is he in pain? - No not at all.

He just has a hard time expressing himself.

I understand everything he says.

- Did she sleep? - No.

- Dad, can you leave the light on? - No, now we're going to sleep.

You sleep with mom and dad. Then nothing can happen to you.

Now we're about to land, aren't we, honey?

I'm sure it will be a nice weekend.

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Just a moment.

Abel doesn't want to move and I want to ride the slide.

Abel, do you think you can move? Agnes really wants to try.

Sorry. Agnes really wants to try the slide, and...

Could you perhaps ask Abel if he wants to move for a moment?

- I'm sorry for that. - It's okay. It is nothing.

Patrick, he doesn't have to!

- He wants to say sorry. - Yes, he really wants that.

Sorry.

You must give me the recipe. It is reminiscent of Danish mazarin cake.

Come here.

- I don't think it's that nice here. - Why not?

I don't find them pleasant to be around.

Okay.

- Hi. Am I interrupting? - No, of course not.

Patrick and I want to invite you to dinner tonight.

How kind of you.

There is a good restaurant with good local food a short distance away.

You must try it now that you are here.

- It sounds good. - Wonderful.

Surely she is unpleasant? One and a half more days. You'll probably survive that.

Are you looking forward to going out to eat? We like some of that, don't we?

- French fries. - I think so too.

- Agnes, take your jacket. - Okay mom.

Won't Abel join?

Yes! Perfect timing.

- My name is Louise. - He doesn't speak English.

- And who is Muhajid? - He is our babysitter.

The babysitter?

- Will the children come along? - No, tonight there are no children.

Mom, shall we go soon?

Muhajid is great with children.

Everyone around here uses him. And not just because he's cheap.

Listen! Let's go!

Come, let's go!

- Will we be at the restaurant soon? - We'll be there in a little while.

- Do you know what you want, honey? - If I knew what it said.

- What is the stamp pot? - It's delicious. The specialty of the house.

- You should try. It is delicious. - Ogboerenkool?

- Also stomp pot. Tastes fantastic. - They are so good at that dish.

Is everything stamped?

- What is stomppot? - A traditional Dutch dish.

It is potatoes and vegetables that are mashed together.

- Steve! - I'll order for you. - Yes, please for me.

- Remember that I am a vegetarian. - What?

- I don't eat meat. - Oh yes! Good for the environment.

But you eat fish, right? Then you are not a vegetarian, but a pescetarian.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- And isn't fish meat? - Yes, of course.

But it is better for the environment.

And the way we treat the ocean does not affect the climate?

I would like to raise a toast to good times.

- Too good times. We say cheers! - Cheers!

I hate...

all that team building shit.

So I was just totally…

You should have seen them. It was absolutely crazy.

You should have seen them. They looked insane.

Come on. Come on, honey.

- No. - Yeah, damn it.

Wow. Someone had a great time tonight.

- Do you want us to contribute? - Thank you.

So we pay for the dinner?

That's very kind of you. Thanks, man!

Can't you tell him to turn it down a bit?

Patrick! Can you turn the music down a bit?

- Patrick, can you turn it down? - I love this song!

- Turn it down, dammit! - Listen!

You must excuse that. He's just so drunk. I'm really sorry about that.

I am really sorry.

- Patrick! - Just turn it down a little!

Just turn it down a bit.

- Okay, a little. - Yes.

Yes. Thanks.

Ugh, I smell smoke.

I think I'll take a shower.

Was it nice to shower?

Should I turn off the light?

Mom!

Mother! I want to sleep in your bed.

Please, may I come in?

Bear. Bear!

Bear! Bear!

- I want to go home. - Is something wrong?

I want to go home now!

- Where is Ninus? - You don't have him?

- No. - Are you sure?

Didn't you hold him when we came out?

- I do not think so. - You don't think so?

No, damn it.

- He is not here. - Honey, he's not here.

- We are buying a new Ninus at home. - No!

- We'll buy a new one when we get home. - No, I want my Ninus!

But he's not here. Stop now, Agnes! He's gone!

So, honey.

- I miss Ninus. - I understand that, darling.

Now he lives with Abel.

I'm sure he'll be fine there.

Thanks Dad.

I'll be back in two minutes.

- Look! - No, damn it! Where was it?

- It had fallen under the seat. - Agnes, damn it!

Stay here. I'll be right back.

It's just... How do I explain it?

- It's hard to explain, because... - Okay.

Just get back in the car, honey. I'll be there in two minutes.

We have had some really wonderful days here.

- What's going on? - So...

We have a problem. Someone has left without saying goodbye.

As I said to Patrick, we've had a wonderful few days.

But why are you going then?

We have had some good days. It's just...

There are just some things…

which makes us think it's best to go home.

- What things? I want to know. - There are many things.

Like what?

For example... for example...

The bed, for example. It is really small.

And Agnes doesn't want to sleep on the floor, so she comes in at night.

Would you mind helping me out here?

Okay...

With all due respect...

First of all, I'm a vegetarian-

-but you've only served meat since we got here.

We have all kinds of food. You can get a vegetarian sandwich now.

No thanks.

And yesterday at the restaurant or the inn or whatever it was...

It was a very uncomfortable drive.

And the music was so loud.

And you drove when you had been drinking.

And the way you touched each other in front of us, -

- was extremely uncomfortable for me, and I'm really sorry for that.

So many things just seemed completely wrong.

I'm terribly sorry, but that's just the way it is.

I'm shocked.

Can I say something?

First, Louise.

I'm terribly sorry we forgot you're a vegetarian.

And if it's something you don't eat, you could have just told us.

Right? And our house is not that big, -

- so we have no luxury rooms with large double beds. Sorry, Bjorn.

And I'm terribly sorry that Agnes didn't want to sleep in Abel's room.

But for us it seemed natural.

If you only knew how much Abel was looking forward to-

-to share his toys and his room with Agnes.

And the inn, as you call it...

The hugging and dancing.

We just had a fun night. Honestly!

To dance with and kiss the one you love... What's the problem?

To me it's crossing the line when you pick up my daughter at night.

And then you put her in your bed where you slept next to her naked.

Yes, but... where were you, Louise?

Agnes called many times. She cried.

Where were you?

We cannot do anything now to change how you experienced these days.

And I'm so sorry you didn't have a good time here.

It makes me wonder if I've been a bad host.

Nobody is forcing you to stay.

But I really hope you do, because today is going to be a great day.

I promise you. Today is going to be fantastic.

These scissors don't cut anything. They're so dull.

- Is it okay if I turn on the radio? - Yes of course.

You can turn it up if you want.

- What kind of music do you like? - Well... I...

I listen to all kinds of music.

Like pop and rock and...

Yes, pretty much all kinds of music. And you?

Me too. Pop, rock... funk.

I like music that I can sing along to. I like to sing.

Yes. It's nice to sing.

There is actually a lot of great Dutch music.

- Shall I play a little for you? - Absolutely. I'd love to hear it.

- Are you sure? - Yes, completely.

This one is called 'It Never Ends'.

- And who is this? - Trijntje Oosterhuis.

I think this is what an angel sounds like.

I sincerely apologize for my behavior last night.

Sorry to make you feel so uncomfortable.

It is okay. Do not worry about it.

Sometimes I have a feeling right here.

And it is so powerful and wild.

And I like it. That's the weird thing about it.

- Do you understand what I mean? - Yes.

- Do you? - Completely.

I usually just…

try to hold it back…

keep it chained.

Why?

I do not know.

Too many rules, I guess.

- It's... - What?

It's clau... Yeah, I don't know, it's...

claustrophobic, you know.

It's like I've become a person I don't want to be.

And who is that person?

I do not know. It is...

just some guy.

An ordinary guy who gets up in the morning, -

-and follows his daughter to school and goes to work.

Plays a little squash once a week.

Having dinner with people I don't even like.

And I'm so tired of smiling all the time.

Come on.

Come. I want to show you something.

- It is fantastic. - That's how life should be, right?

Louise, thank you so much for your help in the garden.

It was my pleasure.

Mother! Mom, can me and Abel show a dance?

- They want to show us a dance. - Fine. Maybe when we drink coffee.

After lunch, honey.

Agnes... Would you mind setting the table, please?

Can you show Karin how good you are at setting the table?

- Oh, damn it! - Did you cut yourself? In cold water with it!

- Does it hurt? - Yes.

Patrick, can you check her finger?

Of course.

- Are you okay? - Yes.

- Good thing we have a doctor in the house. - I'm not a doctor.

- Didn't you say you were a doctor? - Did I? I lied.

- New people make me a little insecure. - He wanted to make a good impression.

- What do you do for work then? - I don't work.

I have never worked. I don't believe in work.

That is wrong. It should be the other way around.

- Are you okay? - Yes.

- Okay? - Pardon.

- I can do it, thanks. - Is it okay, honey?

- Who needs a doctor? - Yes.

Bread...

It's a shame that the Netherlands doesn't get the same recognition -

- for its fine quality cheese like Italy or France.

- Watch out. - We are a cheese nation.

We export more cheese than any other country, except Germany.

I sometimes feel that Dutch cheese doesn't get the respect it deserves.

You should eat some of your vegetables.

It's okay, honey.

Everyone should join Bjørn and me at the market and taste Johan's cheese.

Then they would give Dutch cheese the respect it deserves.

Johan said it himself. Forget stilton, forget gorgonzola.

Dutch cheese is number one. Right? Bjorn?

- Surely the cheese on the square was good? - It was fantastic.

It was number one. Johan said it himself. Cheers!

Stop telling my daughter what to do.

Don't tell my daughter what to do. Okay?

Relax. Sorry.

- One more time. You're so good. - Sorry about that.

One two three four.

- It is okay. Both are very talented. - Yes, but he has no sense of rhythm.

- He ruins the dance. - They are just children.

If he's going to reach his potential, he'll have to concentrate, right?

Okay. One more time.

- Mom, I don't want to dance now. - She must stay. It's a duet.

- She doesn't want to dance anymore. - Agnes, just one last time.

One more time. Last time. I promise. You're so good.

Just one more time. So good.

Agnes, come here.

What's the problem?

You can't... He's just a kid, for God's sake.

What the hell is wrong with you?

Don't you see that he is crying and suffering?

You can't talk to him like that. What is wrong with you?

Is it wrong? Because we do things differently?

It's not about doing things differently.

No, it's about doing the right thing. To do what is right for you.

Show your son love when he cries and don't yell at him.

- Why not just let him dance? - That wasn't dancing.

You threw a mug at him!

- I can't bear to hear you say that. - You threw a mug at the wall!

Stop this. Just stop.

So, honey. Now I'm going to talk to mom. Okay? So stay here.

Holy shit.

Mom, is something wrong? Mother?

Can you take her in? I don't want her to see me like this.

- We go into the heat. - Mom, are you sad?

Join now! Go! Disappear! Leave me alone!

- Come on. Mom needs some alone time. - Thanks.

Come, come, come. Yes, come now.

I can accompany Agnes to the flute lesson on Tuesday, if you like.

Agnes, father will accompany you to the flute lesson on Tuesday.

Agnes?

I'll accompany you to the flute lesson on Tuesday.

So that's what we do.

- Louise? Louise, we're going home. - Yes, what's going on?

- You have to wake up. - What time is it?

- Agnes? Wake up now. - Relax.

Come on, dammit! Let's go.

Hurry in, dammit.

Come on, Louise, dammit.

Bear?

- Bjorn, what's going on? - Damn it.

- Mom, are we there soon? - Yes.

I think we are stuck.

- Do you have coverage? - No.

There is a house. I run there and call for help. Lock the doors.

- Hurry up. - Mom.

Hello?

Hello!

Louise?

Louise?

Louise!

Agnes!

Agnes!

Louise!

Agnes!

Hello, Bjorn.

Thanks for calling.

I'm glad you agreed to meet us on the road.

Thanks for the help. That was really nice of you.

Of course.

- Get in the car. - Please, don't hurt us.

Please don't hurt my family.

We just want to go home.

Hey. It is okay. Relax.

As long as you do as we say, everything will be fine.

- When are we back at the house? - It's not that far now.

We'll be there soon, honey.

Mom?

- Is Abel still sleeping? - Yes.

- Is Abel home alone? - Muhajid looks after him.

He had to get up early anyway, so...

- Are you okay? - Yes, I'm fine.

You have cold hands. You should take a warm bath.

And thanks.

- Mom, I want to go home now. - It will soon too.

Are we there soon?

- Mom, I don't like it. - So, honey.

- Mother is with you. - I'm scared, mom.

Be quiet.

- What? - Honey, just do as they say.

We have taken a huge detour.

Can you keep quiet?

Can you tell us when we are back at the house?

We're going to your house, right?

Bjorn, what's going on?

- Mom, I'm scared. - So, little darling. Mother is with you.

But I'm so scared.

Do you remember what mom always told you?

When mom is with you, nothing can happen to you.

- I want to go home to my own bed. - I understand. I take care of you.

- Tell me what is going on. - Shut up.

- Don't talk to my family like that. - Dad!

So, so. Completely calm.

Like that. Come here, Agnes.

Come here, Agnes. Come here.

Please let her go.

- Louise. - Mom!

- Now you let go. - No.

Mom!

- Agnes! - Mom!

Agnes!

Agnes!

Agnes!

Let me out! Let me out! Let me out!

Why are you doing this?

Because you let me do it.

Take off your clothes.

Sorry.

Translation: Gunnar Cortes Heimisson