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You could say
that we humans are like porridge.

- First we are like the little oatmeal...
- This endless searching.

Things, things, things.
As if it were the most important thing in life.

But when we make a revolution?
We'll see who's laughing then.

Better to eat porridge together
than pork chop alone.

Then I would like to welcome us all
to this weekly meeting.

- Thank you very much. Nice to be here.
- It's nice for me too.

- It's my turn to be chairman
- And I am the secretary.

Yes... Let's see the points of the day.

One: Dishwashing and cleaning schedule.
Two: Economy.

Three: Cultivation and self-sufficiency,
and that whole thing.

Yes... Both there and on the economy
we have little to discuss.

- I didn't get the job as a youth worker.
- It was a shame.

It was a real shame.
I guess I was too old or something.

Four: Recruitment of new members
to the collective.

It is also quite slow.

Let's see if there are any
new ideas since last time.

Five: Other issues.

If there are any.

Let's take it from the beginning. Point one.
Dishes and cleaning work well, I think.

- You skimp on the detergent.
- Oh, you think so?

- I've still tried to increase it a little.
- Yes, but it's not really clean.

No, it's stupid, of course.

But it is both an economic
and ecological issue.

But Göran... Look at this.

- It's mostly about the temperature.
- Yes, I know. But, uh...

It's a bit painful.
It feels like wasting hot water.

But it won't be clean
if you wash the dishes in cold water.

- Alright, warmer water.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. And detergent.

And dishwashing liquid.

- Both hot water and detergent.
- yes. Understood.

And rinse afterwards in clean water,
not in the dirty water.

I take the criticism to heart
and will try to do better.

- Hey, hey, hey, hey.
- Hi. Uh... Did I wake you up?

No, I didn't. I had a nightmare.
Just went to get a glass of water.

- How are you? Are you sad?
- No, I'm not sad.

- You can tell me if something's bothering you.
- No, it's...

Is it the dishwasher?

Are you tired of me?
Do you want to leave?

No, no...

- It's been a pretty tough year.
- Yes, it has.

It has to be said.

We should try to get more people to move in here
and get some...

New start. Little...

- What?

The dream was not a nightmare.

- It was an erotic dream.
- Was it?

Yes, indeed.

- It was Lena.
- Lena?

- Yes, it is. Very intense.
- Wow.

She shows up occasionally.

- It's so stupid.
- JO...

I woke up with... Yeah, it was a...

A solid erection.
Which didn't really want to settle down.

- That's good, Göran.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Have you heard anything about her
in recent times, years?

- No, it was a long time ago.
- Uh, yeah, um...

Where the heck did everyone go, Klasse?

When you think back... about everything.

It all happened so quickly.

Now you sit here...
Where the hell did everyone go?

What's that? What a thing.

Everyone just...

- Göran!
- Goran!

- Göran!
- Goran!

Yes, may he live

Yes, may he live

Yes, may he live for a hundred years

Of course he will live
Of course he will live

Of course he's going to live in...

- Congratulations, Göran!
- Congratulations, congratulations, Göran. Congratulations, congratulations.

- What is this? Elisabeth!
- Oh, Göran! I've brought Birger and Fredrik.

Hey! Birger! Fredrik! Signe! Sigvard!

- Is that you?
- Good to see you.

- This is from us.
- Wow, what a... Oh, man!

- Wow!
- Yes. Oh, yeah.

When was it? It was... It was then.

- Oh, Fredrik!
- Congratulations on your birthday.

- Birger!
- I don't know if you remember me. Birger.

Of course I remember you!
That's not true!

- Were you surprised?
- I was terrified.

I thought: "What happens now?"

- You don't have to worry.
- Aggressive male voices like...

I thought:
"Now I haven't paid the tax."

- Do you have it?
- Yes, I have.

- That's good.
- Hey, hey, hey! Oops.

Oh, I'm all dizzy. Oh, my goodness...

But you, it's your birthday. It's from everyone.

Well... Hey, stop it!

Well, now I don't know...

I'm going to the forest! No!

Stop!

- Göran. Congratulations, sweetheart.
- Klas!

And this... A scythe. Hey, hey, hey!

Hello!

- Happy birthday, Göran.
- Thank you very much!

That's quite an entrance.

- Well, well, well. You didn't have to...
- I did. Hey, everybody.

- Cheese and wine?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Good to see you again.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you, Mr. President.

It wasn't yesterday. When did we meet?

It was a long time ago now.
When could it have been...

Come in, come in! No traffic jams.

- Is it... Göran, how nice!
- It's Klasses.

- Class work.
- Amazingly beautiful.

He has spent a few hours on that,
you might say.

- He must have.
- That one's nice too.

- You feel that you are the ones living here.
- Is that so? Is that a compliment?

Is it just you and Klasse,
or are there more of you?

Uh, no. Now it's just me and Klasse.
For now.

You never know. We, uh...

- We are actually in the Guinness Book of Records.
- Is that so?

The world's smallest collective.

Sorry, that was a stupid joke.
I'm just kidding.

Oh, man. I'm totally...
It's like a dream.

- I can't believe you're here.
- It's really great to be here.

Signe and Sigvard,
I don't know if you've noticed...

- but I can assure you
that we don't have a television.

- What?
- There were some conflicts about that.

Don't you remember the discussions?
You remember. So we have no television.

God, that was a long time ago.
We both work in television now.

Well? Really?

Yes, we work
at Sveriges Television, actually.

- Well, that's funny!
- Yes, it is a bit funny.

What fun things do you do?

- I work in children's television.
- Oh, please, what fun!

- You too, Sigvard?
- I don't do children's programs.

I work in administration.
I am a gray bureaucrat.

That's great. That's fantastic.

What has happened to you all?

I am so curious about
where your lives have gone.

- Göran...
- What is it?

- Do you have house mold?
- No, I don't think so.

- Yes, you do. It's here.
- No, but Signe...

I see. But...

I am a bit sensitive to mold
and feel that it comes from here.

So...

That doesn't sound good,
but I don't think we...

- Sigvard?
- No, this place smells really fresh.

- The air is fresh here.
- Is it?

- Yes, it smells delicious.
- Signe, it could be the cheese.

It's a moldy cheese
that smells pungent and sharp.

- It is packaged.
- Clear smell of mold.

- Anything?
- Uh, no.

I clearly feel a distinctive
and distinctive smell from here.

Well, I don't know.
We'll talk to Klasse, but...

Sigvard, I need some air.

I also go out.

That's crazy.
Same old Signe. Very sensitive.

Remember? Sound and smell, and light.
The whole sensory world is activated.

That's why she makes such good
and relevant children's TV too.

- Yes, it is.
- Yes, that's right.

- You don't know either?
- Uh, no. Did he live with us?

I didn't recognize him.
I felt guilty.

- Here he comes with the cheese and wine...
- I don't remember him.

- Who is coming now?
- Here come some more.

- Oh, man. Lena?
- Hey, hey, hey.

- Hello, ma'am.
- Congratulations on your birthday.

Thank you!

- I do not know...
- It was a long time ago.

- This is my daughter.
- That's great! Hey, hey, hey! Göran.

She doesn't talk much
and has no name at the moment.

I see. Well, welcome.
Welcome, both of you!

But she is a great friend.
You can call her Buddy.

- Buddy, hey. Nice to meet you.
- Hey, buddy. Hey, Lena.

Hi. Uh... I, uh...

- Peter. Like this?
- Uh, no.

- Peter Steen.
- Lena. Hello, Mr. Steen.

- Hi, Lena! Howdy!
- You know what? I think we...

We've traveled so far,
so me and my daughter probably need...

There's going to be a party,
so we think we need to...

...wash your hair for the party.

- Yes, but that...
- Isn't it? You have pretty dirty hair.

Her hair is quite dirty.
We really need to wash it.

We were all going to take a dip in the river
in a little while. Those who want to.

- Yes, the weather...
- It's great.

Let's go ahead. Is there shampoo?

- Yeah, absolutely.
- I'll get it.

- We can take two towels too.
- Of course you can.

So...

- Göran...
- Lena. It's like...

- Can you believe this is my daughter?
- It's so... First they came...

She is a bit taller than me,
but that can happen with inheritance.

And the environment. That someone can be taller
than their mother and father.

Almost... Yeah, that's right.

By the way, Janne sends his regards.

- Unfortunately, he couldn't come.
- Oh, Janne!

- What a pity. But tell him to come back.
- I will. But he...

- Who is it? Who is Janne?
- Janne...

He has cancer, so...

- It's stuck in his face.
- What's that?

We often bumped into each other because he was working
at the Ministry of Education

- when I was at the National Agency for Education.

But now it is the case that
that they have removed one of his eyes...

- and now there is a risk
that they will remove the other eye as well.

Was boring...

- Class, sorry.
- No, no, no, no. What is it?

- I just got so...
- No, it's fine.

It was so shocking.
Everyone was so kind and happy and nice.

And then I come.
And it's summer and...

I understand.

You're so nice.
I'm so fucking glad you invited me.

- Yes, of course.
- Thank you for that.

We take a swim and then we get
refreshed and fit for fight again.

Oh, shit... I don't feel like taking a bath.

- It's unbelievable! Yeah, we're going this way.
- Are we? Uh, yeah, okay.

I must say that this is fantastic!
Are you coming in?

That you are here. That this is happening!

Here we come.

Let me show you. The amplifier
for the regular stereo is broken

- so here comes the real stuff. What?

- It's going well. Thank you, Göran.
- What happens now?

- What fun!
- This is one of my favorites.

Oh, shit. I will probably fall in love with Göran again.

I felt it when I saw him.
It just stabbed me in the heart.

How strange when so much time has passed.

Does it hurt? Is it safe?
Shit, it's not possible.

I'm going crazy.
You can't do that if it hurts.

You get to come up and take off your clothes
and jump in for real.

- Hey, hey, hey!
- You get to go swimming for real.

- What is he doing here?
- Are you going swimming?

- What did you say?
- Are you going swimming?

- Why are you here?
- I thought maybe I'd go for a swim too.

- Don't come here!
- What?

- I said don't come here!
- Okay, uh...

I don't know who you are.

Okay, uh... I'm Peter.
Maybe you don't remember me?

- Uh, no.
- No?

But of course, you and I, we...

- We may not...
- I recognize the others, but not you.

- Do you understand?
- Yes, I understand.

We didn't socialize...
We weren't... So...

We were not what?

Maybe we weren't that close.

You mean we were not together
and not sleeping with each other?

- Is that what you mean?
- No, it's not. We did not.

- No?
- No, we did not. So, uh...

My daughter and I are mentally ill.
Do you understand that?

We are mentally ill and do not want
you to look at us when we are naked.

No, I understand that. That's not
why I came. You're not naked.

Now I have ruined everything.

He will tell the others
and we won't be able to be here.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. We wash our hair and then...

You know the guy he told me about?

I have slept with him.

I slept with a guy with no eyes.

But he had eyes, right?

Well, I don't know. Maybe he had an eye.
Like Odin. I don't...

I don't think you need to wash your hair.
We don't give a shit. You look great.

You are like Einstein.

You are like Marilyn Monroe
or Martin Luther King.

I have to thank you for this party.
Unbelievable.

- You are my best friend.
- You're my best friend.

I thought about it this way...

Isn't this the time for us to make an impact?
and try to get more members here?

- Now?
- Yes!

It is now that they are mature.
This is the time to do it.

You saw how nice
they thought it was in the back.

- Yes, but it is a big step.
- For them or for us?

We have talked about expanding with a detached house
with a detached house, and the garage.

No, no, no! Well, then...

- I can't understand!
- Do you remember?

- Have you had it all along?
- Yes, I've had it.

- All these years? Where did you hide it?
- Under the bed.

- I've been hiding it under the bed for 24 years.
- No!

That's it!

I feel that this
might be the beginning of something new.

- It is the beginning of a pleasant evening.
- Maybe it's the beginning of a new...

- That we can start up again?
- Well, Göran!

What do you say? Why don't you just move here?
The whole lot of you!

- We are expanding everything!
- Yeah, well...

- What do you say? Erik?
- Yes, that would be...

Yeah, guys. Old friends...

Yes, I do. I think I...

It's like this... Thought that... Yes, but...

How nice it is here.

We'll just sit here for a while longer. All right?

- So...
- Let go.

- Göran, how did you end up here?
- Well, uh... How did we end up here?

We, uh... We came here two years ago, roughly.

Klas got a temporary job
as a crafts teacher here.

We used to live in a larger collective
in Värmland, but...

- It didn't really work.
- Göran.

Aren't you going to tell me
about when you released minks?

- What?
- No, no, no...

- Yes!
- No.

There were a lot of militant 20-year-olds there.

We are vegetarians,
but that wasn't enough.

You had to be a vegan.
They tricked him into going on all sorts of adventures.

- You have a hard time saying no.
- Let's not talk about it now.

Your children... What were their names?

- Eva and Stefan.
- Yes, that's right. What are they doing?

Eva works at the kindergarten
and Stefan has been working around a bit.

- And Tet? What does he do?
- His name is not Tet anymore.

It was silly of us.
Stupid name, he thought.

- His name is Jakob now. His second name.
- I see.

He is a doctor. Just like my dad.
That's easy to do.

What about you? What do you do?

I still work at the retirement home.
The same as before, in Hägersten.

- That's great. It's an important job.
- Absolutely it is.

It's a good thing. I like it very much.

Because I mean that's the whole...
It's the whole welfare...

Yes, absolutely. Absolutely.

Absolutely.

- What fun, though.
- What about you?

- You have done well!
- Yes, my God. I don't know, uh...

You've had great reviews...

I have read one of your books.

I did not understand everything. It's not
the kind of book I usually read

- but it was beautiful. It really was.

I see. Thank you for that.

- How are you doing?
- Yes, it's going well!

- Do you need help with anything?
- Uh, yeah...

I can... I'm pretty good
at putting up tents.

- Are you?

- Hello:.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey.

- Hey, hey, hey.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey.

- How is it going?
- Uh, yeah. It's fine.

I was going to tell you,
Elisabeth, that...

I was sad when I heard about Rolf.
Really sad.

Thank you for saying that.

I liked him very much.
You should know that.

It is sad that it ended
as it did for him.

Yes, it is.

- It was an accident, right?
- Uh... yeah. or...

- I apologize. I'm sorry I brought it up.
- No, it's fine. It's fine. It's fine.

You don't know if it's...

It is not clear
whether he fell or jumped.

- What about in the metro?
- Uh, yes. Or, no... The commuter train.

- Göran!
- Goran!

Anna!

Here!

No, no, no, no! I had it!

- Target!
- No.

- Yes, there was a goal!
- No!

- You have a nice suit.
- What did you say?

- You have a nice suit.
- Uh-huh. Uh, well...

Yes, it is nice.

- Yes!
- Hey, hey, hey!

- Göran, you're doing it again.
- What?

- Don't cheer when the other team scores.
- That was fantastic!

You have no competitive instincts at all.

I actually remember that, Göran.
You have no competitive instinct.

- Who is he?
- I do not know.

- You haven't invited him?
- No, I didn't. It must have been Janne.

You could make children's programs here.

It's such a childish environment. Look at this.

Halli, hello! Here I come!

Here I come. Hello in the cabin.
I can't do that, but...

Grab your stuff and move here
so we can make children's TV every day!

I am very happy
that there are so many people here now.

It's, uh... It feels extra good... for me.

And I...

My name is Erik Silverskiöld.

I, uh... I think I'm going to
to start with some background.

- We know your name is Erik.
- Yes, I know.

But I want this to be...
personal and not just ideological.

Here's what we do:

I will get back to you later tonight.
Then we'll talk.

- Isn't it?
- Fantastic.

You could live here and I could live
in some other house. Maybe.

- Yeah, it is.
- Wouldn't that be nice?

Would you like to try a glass?
So this is...

I can take red.

Yes, but then it becomes difficult
to separate the semantics.

- Klasse, wasn't Lasse supposed to come?
- Yes, he is. I don't know where he is.

- No, don't look!
- Can't I read?

No, this... Ugh, it's just so...

- Is it the memoirs?
- It would probably be a boring story.

The usual. Pacifism and non-violence.
Gandhi's thoughts, a bit like that. The usual.

- It's very interesting.
- You think so?

Thank you, Mr. President. Maybe not so many people
who agree with you these days.

- I don't get many articles published.
- Crystals, and...

- Oh, my God! I have a present for you!
- Have you?

- I almost forgot.
- You shouldn't have.

- Jo! Shall I fetch it?
- If you've brought it, then...

- Are you sure? Do you want it?
- If you have brought it.

- I'll get it.
- But... what?

It is my so-called guardian animal.

Everyone can have a guardian animal
and mine is the wolf.

Maybe it's a bit ridiculous.

It is a shamanic rattle.
I usually use it when I meditate.

Wow.

There is no danger.

- I'll give you one of my paintings.
- Oh, my! I heard you're an artist.

- That's fantastic.
- Yes, I'm a real artist now.

But nowadays I am bullied out
from the arts and culture establishment.

- because I was at an opening
18 years ago

- where I spat on a painting
that Lena Cronqvist had painted.

- Do you know who that is?
- Oh, yeah. Well...

- I was very psychotic then.
- Okay, I understand.

Then I thought that Lena Cronqvist
had stolen all her ideas from me...

- and that I had painted all her
paintings. And that she and Göran Tunström

- had taken a crowbar and broken into my studio.
into my studio and stole all the paintings.

- Wow, that's hard. These are difficult thoughts.
- I know, I know, I know.

And they had some connection with Säpo.

There were messages in my paintings
that Säpo wanted.

Wow, what a... mess.

I brought three of my works.
I thought I'd let you choose one of them.

Oh, please! Look at those paintings!
What fantastic paintings!

- Do you think so?
- Yes, I do!

- How happy it makes me.
- What a... It looks a bit dramatic.

It depicts various abuses.

This is a...
This is a man being tortured.

- I see. Whoa!
- He's being electrocuted.

Both in the abdomen, legs,
arms and feet. And...

Yes, look. There it is...

I thought maybe it was Chile.
I mean, that it's in Chile.

This is a woman.
They pour gasoline on her legs

and... then they turn it on.

- Yes, it's terrible.
- Yes, indeed!

But strongly...

It's been a very long time since
since I made these.

When I see them now,
I feel it's too dark.

I think that maybe you should let
flowers grow out of their heads.

And that the flowers are reaching
up to the sky and... the light.

Because then I think there must be
some hope in all this.

Yes, it is! It's true, really.
I always say that too.

There must be hope.

Göran, I'm sorry... But this...

- This is not possible, Göran.
- What can't?

- There is mold in this room too.
- What's that?

There is mold in this room as well.
Can't you feel it, Sigvard?

Maybe, but...

Where? Where?

- Where?
- It's here in the corner.

There is no mold here.

It's not something you can see, Klasse.
But I feel it.

We live here. We haven't noticed anything.

I have not experienced it, but I
respect that you feel what you feel.

- It's, uh...
- I'm sorry to say it, but...

You will have health problems,
you and Goran. You...

- I see.
- But we are fine.

Now you're fine, but here's the thing...

But, Signe, they haven't felt anything.

- You haven't coughed, have you?
- No, I haven't.

But, Sigvard,
don't you feel it too?

- You want to go home, right?
- Yes, I do. Let's make Sigvard and I go...

...and we make a final toast
to a great day we've had together.

- Sigvard, don't you know?
- But I don't want to go home.

If Signe is right, and she's usually right,
you need to clean up the house.

If you don't,
there's a chance it will have to be demolished.

- Signe, I think...
- It's serious.

Bye-bye. What was your name again?

- I don't remember.
- Peter.

Peter...

- Let's do this again.
- Yes, we will. Indeed we are.

Sometime in the future.

- We need to see each other more often.
- We can do that.

We would keep in touch, you and I.
We would...

Why didn't we do that?
It got so weird after Rolf.

- I didn't know what to do.
- Yeah, uh... It was awful.

It was really awful.

- But maybe we can...
- I was very fond of Rolf.

He was... He was probably
the best friend I ever had.

Was he?

- It will be easier if we take each end.
- Oh, God...

Janis. This is so damn good.

Is it unplayable, Klasse?
Is it completely destroyed?

- The amplifier is broken.
- We can't play on this?

No, it is only for stone biscuits.

- Anna.
- Yes?

I've been thinking about something.
Were you writing even then? Like in...

- When we lived in the collective?
- Yes, I did.

- Did you?
- Yes, I did.

- I didn't know that.
- It was mostly in secret.

What was it that...
I mean, what is it that...

Why... What is your reason?

Well, uh... What do you mean?

- What do I mean?
- Yes, how do you mean?

Many people find it difficult
to create great art

- in a privileged society like ours.

We have no experience of war,
abuse, torture or... oppression.

That we are spoiled.

It's hard to create something
when we are so spoiled.

For me, it's all my years in psychiatry.

I've had a lot of psychoses.

I have been locked up,
tried to kill myself several times...

I have not been able to take care of my family
or myself.

- It's my foundation, pure and simple.
- Right, right. Oh, wow.

I am very sorry to hear that.

- You feel better now?
- Yes, I do. A little.

Maybe quite a bit better, actually.

- Uh... yeah. That's good to hear.
- I think that...

For example, when my daughter
starts talking again...

When she starts singing, playing,
writing, painting, or whatever she does...

- I think it's going to be big.

It will be something so big
that none of you, you or me...

Because she has been through
so many abuses.

There have been drugs,
the whole rave and club culture.

Perhaps you are familiar with Docklands?

She has lived on the streets, been raped.
Right, sweetheart?

- But, Lena...
- Maybe several times.

Maybe we don't need to talk about that...

You may not want
to talk about it right now, here.

On the other hand, the greatest artist...
here is almost you, Klasse.

Right? You make art
that makes you happy.

That everyone can understand.
That you can recognize yourself in some way.

You and me, Anna... It's dark.

- Do you understand?
- I understand what you mean.

There may be some light perhaps,
but it's not much.

Instead it is dark
with only strips of light here and there.

So... I want to say something.

Do you remember that time
in early December 1975?

When you threw me out of the commune just because I happened to cheat on Erik?
because I happened to be unfaithful to Erik?

- Yes, it is.
- I'm sorry, Göran.

I'm saying sorry now, but you tortured me
almost to death when you did it.

Before that, I was like a regular...

...lost girl...
But after that, I got sick.

I got sick after you threw me out.
Mentally ill.

I went down a dark hole.
I really had no one.

My mom didn't want
know about me, so I...

I was not allowed to go there either.
Then I wandered around the streets.

And I was also pregnant.

She is the one sitting here. She's so pretty.

I didn't know whether it was Göran
or Erik was her father.

And now... I would just like to...

My greatest wish now
is to get back to normal.

And that you should stop
and bullying me all the time.

- Lena, we never bullied you.
- What?

- We have not been bullying you.
- You've been bullying me a lot, Klasse.

You have done so.

I am so alienated and I know
that you didn't want me to come.

Actually, that's not true, Lena.
It wasn't like that.

Anna, I saw your face.

I saw your face out there
when my daughter and I arrived.

That was not a happy face you made
when we came out here with Class.

I know you didn't want me here.
I know that.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Göran...

- Yes?
- I am very worried about you.

Are you worried about me?

How do you manage?

- How do you get money?
- Well, uh...

- What do you eat?
- What we eat?

- In everyday life, when it's not a party?
- We eat a bit of everything.

- Give some examples. Something.
- Well, uh...

We eat quite a lot of potatoes. And soup.

I like soup.
So potato soup, for example.

- Do you eat oatmeal?
- I do. Every morning.

- Lentil soup?
- I guess it happens.

- Lentil stew?
- It happens sometimes. Some red lentils.

- I remember you making a good lentil stew.
- Yeah?

When we were together.

Do you remember that?

I remember everything.
I don't forget anything.

Hey, uh... What you said in there about your daughter...

Where do you get the money from?

So Klas sells carpets sometimes
and substitutes as a sewing teacher.

- This is the foundation.
- What about you?

I do manage to sell the occasional article.

I have tried to start
meditation courses down at the homestead.

Then I worked at the post office
and a little bit of everything.

But you...

What you said in there about Kompis...

Can we do that later?

How do you feel? Are you okay or what? Buddy?

What has happened?

- Did you hear what Lena said?
- No, I did not.

Hey, guys. We're almost done with the food.
Just the last thing left, right, Birger?

- Let's get the food ready and we'll eat soon.
- It'll be great.

You don't have any old photos or anything
we can look at for a while, Klasse?

- Photos?
- Photos or something...

- Maybe I should have thought of that.
- Unless the record player works.

- I can...
- I can read a poem. Do you want to hear it, Erik?

- It's called the Octopus.
- Yeah?

It is quite appropriate, I think.

"Squeezing the sepia bag

the Octopus, deep in his sea...
the cloud of darkness.

Then his cold arms grip the victim.
He himself becomes its grave.

Can those arms even be measured?
Where is in the realm of nightmares

the hope that help is near
that arms are straightened?

- You didn't have to take everything.
- I can help.

- Look at this! Ladies and gentlemen.
- Is that Signe and Sigvard's bread?

What flour!

It's pasta.
It's a saffron-laden pasta salad.

Some stuffed peppers.

It's endive, it's hummus.

It can break off, you know.
It just breaks off.

You want some? Can I serve you?

- Fredrik, you should be a chef!
- Yes, I am.

So good!

What a great party! Fantastic.

But it's a bit sad
that Signe and Sigvard don't...

"Not with us anymore"
I almost said.

- That they had to leave.
- Their bread was left behind.

- Did they bake the bread?
- Yes, they did.

- Extra good with a bit of blue cheese on top.
- Shall we toast them?

Absolutely. Cheers!

I just want to thank Klas.
A toast to Klas!

- To Göran!
- No!

We have to toast the food too.
It's you, Fredrik!

- I would like to say one thing.
- Whoa!

I showed him my breasts
when he was twelve.

I am happy to be here today.
You meant a lot to me as a child.

I had a pretty shitty childhood...
We don't need to go into the details now.

But suddenly one day a bunch of crazy hippies
a bunch of crazy hippies across the street from us.

And it was like a miracle.

For letting me stay with you
and that you were so kind.

Having said that, I would like to make a toast.

For all of you. To your crazy
but wonderful collective.

We were great. Weren't we?

- Fredrik, you are amazing.
- We are fantastic.

- When is Lasse coming?
- I should call him again.

I'll be damned
if he doesn't show up.

Hi, Lasse. It's Klas.
Just wanted to check if you're on your way.

I hope you understand the map I sent you.
Just call me if you have any problems.

I will say my number one more time
if you have lost it.

0321...

Do you think there is
any chance that I...

and my daughter
could come and live here?

With you and Klasse?

- Would you like that?
- Yes, I would.

Yes...

I think nature
and the air and the silence.

I think it could be
like the beginning of something new for us.

- Shit! Now Lena will move here!
- What?

I can't do this.
I should never have invited her.

- You just have to say no.
- Her and her lobotomized kid.

You can't fucking have her living here.
It wouldn't work.

She seems quite...

I just have to say that it is so good
that things have gone so well for you.

- Yes, it does.
- I don't know, but thank you.

- Yes, you will get the Nobel Prize.
- Uh, what? No, I don't think so.

- Yes, of course you should have the Nobel Prize.
- Don't.

You can invite me to the Nobel dinner.
That way I can flirt with the king.

Absolutely. But no,
I won't get the Nobel Prize.

- JO.
- No, I don't. But the Academy, perhaps.

- Really?
- The Academy?

Yes, the Academy. Which awards the Nobel Prize.

- Yes, that's right!
- That's right. Yeah, that's right.

There's nothing definite,
but I've heard some rumors.

Exciting.

I have written positive essays
about some of the members...

You can't be stupid.

- Some of them are very frail.
- Which ones?

- Erland Sidén.
- Yes?

He's so senile that he wants to give the
the prize to Marcel Proust.

- It's true!
- He's bad, isn't he?

Marcel Proust? He is dead.
So it's not possible.

- Or?
- Uh, no... Yeah, that's right. How stupid...

How stupid, right?

- What happened?
- Birger!

Excuse me.

- There is no need to apologize.
- JO.

- Oh, wow.
- There you go.

- What happened?
- I fell.

- Did you fall?
- It's the carpets that...

- I'm just causing trouble.
- No, you're not.

- Yes, I do.
- It's okay. It's okay. It's bleeding a little.

- Göran?
- That's it.

- Göran?
- Almost done. There you go, there you go.

Then.

Too bad Eva and Stefan
couldn't join us.

Yes, it was a pity.

- Were they busy?
- Yes, they were.

Or... Actually, they had
no desire to come.

- Are you fighting?
- Uh, no.

We're not at odds. We're just a little...

You must not lose contact with your children.

My life turned to shit
when I lost contact with my children.

I don't even know where one of them lives.

I have not spoken to him
in almost 25 years.

- What about Lasse? Do you know?
- Yes, I know. I know it's good with him.

He's doing really well
with directing.

- It's going very well.
- Yes, he seems to be a success.

Yeah, I did. I saw his Hamlet a while ago.

- Hamlet and Ophelia fuck on the main stage.
- Really?

- And Hamlet fucks Ophelia's brother, Laertes.
- Really?

Exactly. I will seduce him
if he comes. When he comes.

- All right?
- I'll just take him.

Is that so? We'll see about that.
There will be two of us.

You promised to come.

You promised, Lasse.
You promised that you would come. Where are you?

- Is everything okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine.

- May I sit down?
- Uh, sure.

- Reunions like this... A lot of emotion.
- Yeah, it is.

It's a bit sticky in there?
Or like this sticky...

I don't even think I was invited.
It was Janne who got the invitation.

He said it would be an open house.
But this is not an open house.

- I don't know...
- It's a closed house, if anything.

What do you say? Why don't we go fishing?

- JO.
- I have a stick in the car.

Are we going fishing now? It's the middle of the night.

The fishing rod there...

I've had this for many years.
That's it. And then...

- It's a really nice rod.
- It's very good.

It's been around for many years, you know.

What have you captured with it?

The biggest I have caught
is probably a pike of 11.2 kg.

- Hey, hey, hey.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey.

- How are you doing?
- Yes, I'm fine. What about you?

Yes, it's nice.

- You seem to be having fun here.
- Yeah, things are happening.

So, what's going on here?

- Take a little more.
- A little more?

- These are... Whoa!
- Uh, sorry.

- Nice to meet you all! Cheers!
- Cheers!

- What was your name?
- Peter.

- Elisabeth.
- Elisabeth and Peter!

- Cheers!
- Cheers!

This is my cousin.

What is on your head?

- A very nice... Two breasts.
- Two boobs?

Exactly. So...

- Can I try it?
- Are you going to try it? Go ahead.

- So I get it, then?
- You take it, he takes yours.

It fits.

We were at a reunion with some
old acquaintances in a shack over here.

We didn't like it and went fishing.

- Near here?
- Yes, it is.

Elizabeth! Elizabeth! Elizabeth!

Peter! Peter! Peter!

This is a real party!

Peter! Elisabeth! Peter! Elisabeth!

- I thought about it.
- What?

Your daughter. You said that thing
about who's the father and all...

Uh, yes... Maybe it's best
that I tell everyone.

No, you don't.
You don't have to...

I have to say one thing.

What I said before
about Göran or Erik

- may be the father of my daughter.

Maybe you weren't here
when I told you before. But, uh...

In any case...

It's not like that.
You are not her father.

- Because I'm not her mother.
- What?

No, we are friends.

We met at the hospital.

We were in the same department
and became friends there. Good friends, actually.

I think we saved each other's lives
through our friendship, because we were both...

Because it was... It was not good for us.

But why did you say she was your daughter?

Because I was... I didn't want
for you to deny her to come here.

That she was not welcome
because she was not part of the community.

This is absolutely not the case.

You are very welcome here.
Just as welcome as anyone else.

- Thank you, Mr. President.
- Of course!

Because she is my great support in life.

But you can't just come here
and say things like that.

- You said that Göran or Erik was the father.
- Yes, I did.

- You said that!
- Yes, I'm sorry.

But I don't think you understand
what it is like to be mentally ill.

It's like having a plastic bag.
and you stick your hand in it

- and think you are going to pick up
a packet of butter

- but then you get a packet of eggs.

- Do you understand? It's like that all the time for me.
- This is crazy.

Did you know that I...

- Wait, wait, wait, wait. It's okay. It's okay. Anna!
- She can't just...

- Why didn't anyone tell me?
- Anna! It's alright.

It's like that for me all the time, Anna.
I don't think you understand how it is.

- It's all right!
- You come here and destroy!

- No one destroys!
- I am also lost.

I also get egg

- but I'm not fucking fooling anyone
that he is the father of my child!

It is not being lost. It's being
being fucking self-absorbed and mean.

I'm so fucking tired of people being like that.

You're right, Anna. I am... I am destroying.

No, listen. Hey, guys. No, no, no, no, no!
Here's the thing...

This is how it is. Wait, wait, wait. No one is destroying.
Everyone is welcome here.

Everyone is equally welcome.

One of these... This like you...
All of us here... No one... What you...

Hey, guys.

- Listen to me! Guys! Guys!
- She can't just come and...

She says this: "Hey, Göran...

- ...or you, Erik, are her father."
- It's actually my birthday party!

- You can't just...
- Anna!

- Göran...
- No, now...

- Sit.
- I will tell you...

Now I want to say this:
Wow! What good food!

- Fredrik, what fantastic food!
- Göran...

- Listen...
- It's just so damn tiring.

Hey, guys. It's my birthday party.
Now I want to make a speech.

- I want to thank...
- You don't have to...

Fredrik, what a fantastic feast!
I think we should do this:

We have not sung for me.
That's why we're going to sing:

"Yes, may we live"
to celebrate us all.

Now I think we are singing it.

Yes, we must live

Yes, we must live

Klas, start something festive now.

- May I?
- Uh... yes. The Lord permits.

You are so beautiful!

- Should we give ourselves a chance?
- We should give ourselves a chance?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You and me.

- Do you want to?
- I do.

- Me too.
- Do you want to try again?

What? Is anyone coming?

- Hello in the house.
- Lasse!

- Göran! Congratulations!
- I can't believe it!

- Congratulations!
- What a surprise!

Hello, Classy Klasson!

- What fun! What fun!
- This is Mirjam.

- Lena is here too!
- Hi, how are you? How are you?

This is a good thing.

- Erik the 14th!
- Hey, kid.

- Welder! Are you still a welder?
- No, I am not.

Hello, Ofelia.

Ofelia, it was you
who had an orgasm on the big stage.

I saw it. It was great.
What a fucking great show, Lasse!

- A theater performance? I see.
- Exactly.

- Well? What the hell is this?
- It's World War II here.

- Is that Zarah Leander?
- Yes, it is.

Now! Let's dance!

Now we are back where we left off.
Moving here. We will live here together.

- Should I?
- Klasse, Lasse is mine.

You can dance with Ofelia.

- What are you doing, Erik?
- Now... Now, guys...

- Turn on the music.
- Uh, no. That's enough.

Now it's my turn.
You can dance later. Leave it alone.

- Well?
- That's good. Well, guys...

That's good.

- Oh, it's speech time again?
- Yes, you could say that.

It's not a birthday speech, but I...

I have a few words.
My name is Erik Silverskiöld.

- We know your name, Erik.
- I know you know.

But this should be personal
and not just ideological.

- So my name is Erik Silverskiöld.
- Let's go and talk.

- Let's go.
- No, let's listen to Erik here.

- Now you can sit here. Yes, you will listen.
- It's not up to you.

I want to hear what he has to say.

Now he can talk a little.
It's very exciting, Erik.

I'll start with some background.

I became a socialist and communist
in my early teens.

It was...
a protest against my upper-class background.

Not very well thought out. Just a teenage rebellion
against daddy the bank manager and so on.

But over time I became convinced
and committed.

We know all this.

Yes, but... I joined the KFML.

Then the SKP, and then the KFMLR and APK.

I studied a lot. Started with history
at Stockholm University.

Then I took a break from my studies
and started training as a welder...

What the hell, Erik. We know this!

But then, after this,
after Together, when I left...

- I ended up in Moscow.

I studied there. Russian language,
Marxism, Soviet history and so on.

This was on and off
for almost ten years.

And then I began to doubt

- where the Soviet Union was really headed.

And towards the end of the 80s

- when Mikhail Gorbachev
began to reform society...

Please, Erik!

Then I welcomed it
with great enthusiasm. You, uh... Whoa!

- Well, okay...
- Yeah, uh...

And I began to doubt more and more
the whole socialist idea.

- Well?

It was a slow process. It was
years of soul-searching and searching.

It was painful to realize that, for so long.
I had been on the wrong side for so long.

- What the hell, Erik.
- But it was also wonderful ...

...with Glasnost, Perestroika,
optimism...

Are you afraid to die?

Well...

- Can I rest on the floor for a while?
- Yes, you can do that.

It is probably not very comfortable.

This applies to you too.
You have also been on the wrong side.

For example: The poster with Maoist propaganda
that you have hanging on your wall

- the one with the happy farmers...

So, Mao Zedong
is the worst mass murderer in world history.

But it is apparently accepted
to have his poster on the wall.

- Yeah, maybe it's a bit stupid.
- Yeah, it's stupid.

We usually joke that it's me
and Klasse on it. It's a joke.

What fun with mass murder and repression!

That doesn't sound good.
Maybe we should take it down.

No, we don't. Why should we take it down?

We have to deal with this.

I propose, and want,
that we jointly write an open letter

- to publish in the appropriate newspaper,
such as the DN, where we settle our debt.

- Which debt? What debt? My debt?
- Yes, it is.

Erik, this is very banal
and predictable.

We are having a reunion after 25 years and so
there's gonna be some kind of settlement. Boring.

There are so many examples
of examples. Vietnam...

We supported the FNL.

We demonstrated against US war crimes
at the same time as we

- completely ignored the fact that the mass murderers
in North Vietnam committed even worse atrocities.

Our unilateral support for the PLO, which was
and still is a terrorist organization.

- Erik, you have to stop!
- Why do you...

Why did we not see that Israel
was the only democracy in the region?

How did we forget that the reason
for the creation of Israel was Auschwitz?

Instead, we supported those
who once again wanted to destroy the Jews.

- Sounds scary when you put it that way.
- Doesn't it? Fucking scary!

I love Israel.

- Long live Israel!
- Erik...

Let's have a party, okay?

If we just go through these things
it'll be easier to party afterwards.

- We'll do it another day.
- No more music. Let's talk about this.

Class, get the hell out of there.
The Soviet Union...

Hearts...

- We're just talking about this.
- Erik, listen. Uh, no...

I want to go through a few things.

I don't feel good about this.

Is there anyone here now
getting involved in the protests

- against the communist dictatorship
in North Korea? Is there anyone? Göran?

- Not concrete...
- You write about non-violence and pacifism.

Do you think that pacifism
is the solution in North Korea?

- Well, pacifism from the ground up...
- Give me a break. Leave Göran alone.

When China invades,
should we defend ourselves with meditation?

Seriously, Erik. I'm drunk
so it won't be very eloquent...

- but you know what?
You need to let go of this old shit.

- You have to...
- No, we have to go through the old shit.

What do we vote for in here?
The Left Party, all of us, I guess?

Do you know who paid for
for their headquarters on Drottninggatan?

- Stalin!
- No, what the hell...

Tear it down or sell it!
Give the money to Estonia.

You who care about the poor,
let the homeless move in.

I move on.
South Africa. Nelson Mandela, ANC.

Is there something wrong with Nelson Mandela now too?

Good, Lasse. Here we have
a problem on the left.

The misconception that small, weak
and oppressed groups are always right.

- Is that not the case?
- No, it isn't.

Please, Erik!
Can't we take it easy?

Yes, of course. We are going to take it easy
and keep the lid on.

- I don't mean that. It's interesting...
- It's not interesting at all.

It is, isn't it? Isn't that
fucking interesting? Isn't it?

Can we slow down a bit?

I don't think apartheid
was a good system. Absolutely not.

It was an abominable social system.
But the problem with our ideology

- is that then it automatically means
that opponents of apartheid are always right.

- Like when the terrorists in the ANC...
- Terrorists? What are you talking about?

When the ANC terrorists were executing people
by tying their hands

- put car tires over their heads
and set fire to the tires...

Would it be better
if it was still apartheid?

Thanks again, Lasse. This is also
a problem for us on the left.

The total inability
to think two thoughts at the same time.

Another problem is that as a
spoiled children want everything to happen now.

"I want it now!"

Yes, apartheid was to be abolished,
but it should have been done bit by bit.

Because the blacks were not ready
for all the power they were suddenly given.

Uh... okay. You, uh...

I can't be bothered with Africa right now.
Can't we just dance?

What kind of bullshit is that?

It is an abyss
of criminality and corruption!

Have you seen the statistics on murders
and rapes after the ANC came to power?

- I don't feel good about this.
- Turn that off.

- You are the one who should switch off.
- No, I'm not.

- No, Erik.
- We need to calm down.

Are you often sad?

Sorry?

I do not know.

Yes, I suppose I am. I guess I am a bit.

- Do you feel lonely?
- Yes, I do.

Yes, I feel lonely.

Do you think you will die soon?

You can speak a little louder
because I can't hear very well.

Do you think you will die soon?

Well...

It was a difficult question.

You can't know that.
It's not...

Will there be many people
at your funeral?

Many people at my funeral?

No, it's not. There probably won't be many.
I don't think so.

What about the poor children?
How did we behave towards them?

- They were fine.
- No, they weren't.

They could smoke and drink,
but not read Pippi Longstocking.

Pippi was a capitalist
because she had gold money.

- Lego too.
- It was Signe and Sigvard...

And you, Anna? What did you do? You forced
the children to talk about their sexuality.

- That they shouldn't be ashamed that they...
- Are you crazy? I did not!

- You're lying!
- Please, Anna. Just...

Do you realize what a sick fucking cult
we found ourselves in?

It is now 1999.
We are entering a new millennium.

We need to untangle the knots backwards
in order to move forward.

We're going to tear up the damn poster!

Then each of us should get a piece so that we
never forget our personal guilt.

- Let's take it down.
- Uh, no.

We can take it down temporarily.

- Calm down.
- Let go of me!

Let go!

Stop!

Wait, wait, wait! Easy, easy, class! Take it easy!

Never forget Tiananmen Square!

Never forget the massacre
in Tiananmen Square!

Never forget June 4, 1989!

Never forget Tiananmen Square!

- Ouch! Fucking idiot! He's biting me!
- Stop it! Stop it!

Ignore him.
He's just pathetic. Hey, come here.

- You fucking clown!
- Are the clowns telling the truth?

Where will you go now?

Yeah, but it was really fun for you...
to come to this party.

- Are you okay, Erik?
- He's okay.

What are you even doing here? What are you doing here?
This is a reunion.

- I will get my punishment now.
- Lena?

Lena? Where are you going?

We have been bad, bad people.

Lena?

- So this is where you live?
- This is where I live.

- How nice you have it. Do you sleep here?
- Yes, I sleep there.

And I work here.
I think it's turned out pretty well.

- Look at this. Egon Schiele.
- Yeah, sure.

- This is Louise Brooks.
- Uh, yeah, yeah. I love that hairstyle.

- What is that thing?
- You'll see.

- It looks deadly.
- I've seasoned this myself.

- Strong stuff.
- Try it.

Shit.

- Is it good?
- Not bad.

I stayed up and watched
Three Sisters a few years ago.

- It was very good.
- Did you see it?

It was nice.
You could really feel their longing.

Shit, Klasse. You were supposed to call me.

Uh, well... Yeah, I thought about it, but...

But it was very good.
It was really fun to watch. It was fun.

That's funny.

- And you are weaving and doing it?
- Yes, I am.

Okay...

- Nice stuff. Did you make them?
- It's done.

Incredibly fine.

Shall I teach you?

Will you teach me?

- Why should you go around cleaning?
- What do you mean?

You shouldn't think that you are better than us
just because we argue a bit.

We may make a bit of a mess
but if it wasn't for us

- my generation and what we fought for
you would have had nothing.

Yes.

We will hide
so they won't find us.

- Lena, come.
- We need to protect ourselves.

Every goddamn stick.

- Lena...
- Every stick...

Here is my life... and your life...

- Erik's life...
- Lena...

- You're welcome to take down the tent...
- Anna's fucking rotten life.

- Lena, listen to me...
- Class...

...fucking gay life.

- Lena, listen to me.
- Get out of the way, Göran.

Why doesn't anyone
who wants to live here with you, Göran?

Why have you set up a circus?

Why is there a circus bar here?

Do you sometimes feel
it's like a spider over you?

Who is somehow above you?

With your legs like this all over the place?

No, I don't. Do you feel that way?

I see.

I'm sorry to hear that.

How did you get the role of Ophelia, then?

- Yeah. Uh...
- You're good at sucking cock, I imagine.

- Stop it!
- I just mean... Congratulations, Lasse.

Maybe you should go to bed, Anna?

Maybe you should finish now?
Do you want to sleep here?

You can sleep here or
I will help you out to one of the tents.

But you are very cute and...

You will get lots of roles
as long as you keep sleeping with the directors

- make yourself pretty, shave your pussy,
take it in the ass and...

Let me just say that you are not
as unique as you might think

- because I also shave the mouse.
So it's not like...

No, fuck! It's fucking unbelievable.

As we fought for women's rights
and everything just goes backwards.

Now only the prettiest
get to play the lead roles again.

It's not exactly the most talented people
who end up in the spotlight.

Yeah, well... But you know what?

The Pistol Theater. You should have seen
Pistol Theater. It was something else.

You pull it downwards,
and it creates little, little hills.

That's it. And now you push.

- A small, light bump.
- Okay, okay, okay, okay.

That's it. A little harder.
That's it, good. Now change your foot.

And then you pull hard.

- Hard?
- Hard.

You, uh... Do you remember?

Do you remember me?

Yes, I remember you.

- Lasse... It's you and me.
- No, no, no... Class...

- Calm down.
- Lasse...

You cannot hide all your life.

- I'm not hiding.
- We took a whole year in secret.

- Because you were afraid to show the world.
- No, I know.

It was stupid.
But that was 25 years ago, Klasse.

What we had was great.
It was incredibly nice, but...

You will always be
a very special person in my life.

You promised me. You said that one day
you would dare. You and I.

Would you like to feel my stomach?

Uh, no... but...

- Are you sad because you have no friends?
- Yes, but...

- You are alone.
- Yes, I am.

It is terrible to be alone.

- I, uh...
- You're old. You can touch my stomach.

No, I don't. I don't want that.

- I feel sorry for you.
- You're not supposed to do that. It's not...

Now you're sad because they're fighting out there?

Yes, but... It's, uh...

- You can clap a little.
- No, I don't. I don't want that.

- I'm not pregnant.
- Well... Well, uh...

Come on, let's go. It's no big deal.

You are old and will die soon.
You can take this secret to the grave.

See?

- It's soft, isn't it?
- Uh... yeah.

- You bastard!
- What did you say?

You bastard!

Uh, I'm sorry... I wouldn't...

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I, uh... I shouldn't...

I should not have...

- You just sit there and lie.
- What's that? What are you talking about?

You sit and lie. You say
that you shave your mouse. You do not.

You don't believe it?

No, you don't. You don't.

- No way. Yes, I do.
- No, you don't.

- Yes, I do.
- No, you don't.

- Yes, I do.
- No, you don't.

- Can't you hear what I'm saying?
- You don't.

- I say I do.
- Then show me.

- Why should I do it?
- To show that you are doing it.

Because I say you don't.

- Can't you hear what I'm saying? Well, I do.
- But you're just lying.

- I am not lying. I am.
- Then show me.

I sure as hell will.

- What do you say now?
- Well, you...

- You win.
- I told you.

But, uh... It doesn't look good.

- What the hell are you talking about?
- I'm sorry, but you're too old.

It does not look good.

- What the hell do you mean?
- Do not try to make yourself younger than you are.

- What do you mean?
- Don't pretend to be something you're not.

It will not be good. But if you are
are going to do it, do it the right way.

What the hell do you mean?

You have to save a little.
It should be like a runway.

- What do you mean?
- Do you want to see what it should look like?

- What?

Let's see...

Like this.

See? Save some like a runway.

- Whoa. Hey, uh... I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
- No, no, no, no, no!

- Can I hug you?
- I don't want to.

Yes, I do. Take it easy.

Uh, no... Hey, uh...

Ouch! No, not like that.
You can't bite my ear.

You promised me that one day
it would be you and me in the open.

I know that, Klasse, but...

Then we don't care. We don't give a shit.

- Hey, uh...
- No, we don't give a shit. No, Lasse!

We just sit here and weave carpets.
So can I...

It's a brand new loom
that I have bought. An Öxabäck.

It is called the Rolls Royce of looms.

- Hey, come here...
- Shit... Lasse...

- Come here...
- Lasse...

It is only for your sake
that I organized this party.

I just wanted to see you again.

I am 52 years old.
I haven't achieved anything.

- I'm just shit!
- No, no, no, no, no! You can't say that.

Yes, I am shit!

I try to hide this emptiness
by weaving carpets.

So... They will never be good!

- They will be!
- No!

They are beautiful. Really special.

- Lasse...
- Your scarves...

No, stop!
I haven't achieved anything!

I am... I have no children.

I am not a great textile artist
as I wanted to be.

I have not found love.

I live in the world's worst little collective
with Dick Goeran who I'm so sick of!

You are mine, Lasse...

- Hey, hey, hey, hey. Wow.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey.

- Are you hugging?
- No, we sit and weave.

- I think we should go now.
- Now?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Your ex-wife showed me her genitals.
- But what the hell...

Well, I also did that later.

- Should I talk to her?
- No, it's okay.

I'm gonna take off,
but you can sleep here if you want.

- Can't I get something from you, Klasse?
- What is it?

Mittens or a scarf or something?
Can't I have that?

- Would you like a scarf?
- I'd love one.

Yes, you can get a scarf.

- They are really special.
- You think so?

- They really are.
- Oh, here.

- Will you wear it sometimes?
- Yes, I will.

I will never forget you, Klasse.

You can have any hairstyle you want.

And by the way...
You're actually quite right.

Your generation is so much better
than my generation.

All that you fought for...

We would not be where we are today
if you hadn't done it.

I am very grateful for that.

I am.

And what Erik said, so...

I think he is wrong.

It is so much better to do something
than to do nothing at all.

We don't do anything, but you did.

My generation is just ironic.

- Okay, we...
- Over here.

- We are moving... Where are we...
- No, no, no...

If we put all these...
across like this...

Yes, I do. Do you want to do it?

- We put all the sticks as little crosses.
- Yeah, uh...

Like little crosses.

Now I will masturbate and think about death.

This is the only thing that helps.

Then there will be the third world war.
I'm looking forward to that.

Okay...

But, Lena... Hold on a second.
Shall we go into the tent for a while?

No, no, no. I need to be left alone.

Go!

- Yeah, uh... I don't want to leave...
- go!

If you do that, you are grilling pears.

"Sun is seen going out. Now earth is sinking into the sea.

Brilliant stars fall from the sky."

- Thank you for letting us come here.
- Yeah, uh... It was fun.

Yes, it was. It was fantastic.

Fantastic? Maybe that was a bit much?

What's that? I thought it was fantastic.

- And why?
- They were fantastic.

Do you know what happiness is?

Happiness is like a butterfly.

It flies away and does not want to be caught.

That's what I had to teach you.

You were happy
when you got to feel my belly.

I pretended to be angry.

I would only teach you
that happiness always flies away.

I would only teach you one lesson.

Yeah? Yeah, well...

It flies around and you can't catch it.
But it never goes away.

It is always there
flying around the room.

Think about it.

I think you are a nice person.
I hope you get a friend someday.

Before you die.

Uh... I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I didn't know anyone was here.

What?

I was just going to get some sleep.

- Can we share, perhaps?
- Mm.

- Have you come to rape me?
- No, I haven't! What do you mean, no?

As punishment for showing my breasts
to you when you were little.

Absolutely not.

Has it made you feel bad?
Is it a trauma for you?

- Am I a monster?
- Uh, no.

We are all monsters.

I hope that humanity
will be wiped out soon.

So the plants and animals don't need us.

Come on, let's have sex.

Let's go.

I thought this evening
would be absolutely terrible.

But it was not.

No, it's not. It was an absolutely magnificent evening.

Yeah, it is. It turned out great.

Yes, it is.

I just want to say that I think
you're a very nice girl.

I already thought so a long time ago.

- You think so?
- A real treat.

- Goding?

It's been a long time since I heard that word.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Excuse me.

I just wanted to come in
for a little while. It's so cold.

- I just... If I may?
- Yes, but no more fighting.

- No more fighting. I promise.
- Because I can't stand it.

One is Ingrid Marie
and the other is Åkerö, I think.

Some people think
that all apples taste the same.

- But they actually taste very different.
- Yes, of course.

- You can choose which one you like best.
- That's nice.

Well... Hey, buddy. Hey, good morning. Hey, buddy.

- Hello:.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey.

How nice. We're in the process of...
Maybe you want some porridge too?

- Yes, thank you.
- That's great.

Where should we go next?

How do you mean?

In life. After we have eaten,
where do we go?

What will become of us?

Well, uh... What will become of us... It's, uh...

This is a great question.

Could I stay here for a while?

Uh... yeah. How do you mean?

Can I stay here with you for a while?

- Yeah, well... Would you really like that?
- Yes, I would.

Of course you can live here.

Could I also... I mean, if...

If I hadn't fought and been nice,
would you let me live here too?

- Hello? Of course you should live here!
- But, uh...

There's nothing to talk about.
It's a done deal.

Of course you should live here! What?

Wow! Do you know what we're having?

Let's have some cherry jam.
Because I have it too!

Wherever it is...
This is stuff on porridge.

Uh... I can believe it.

You know what?

I'll make a big charge.
If the others come back...

- Göran...
- Yes?

- You said your guardian animal is a wolf.
- Yes, that's right.

You are wrong about that.
Your guardian animal is a foal.

Well... Do you think so?

I know that.

That might explain some of it.

What is this... Where did you find this?

I had it with me because I knew
that I would meet a foal.

And that was you.

A foal... That means I'm...
practically a newborn.

What a nice...

- How old does a horse get?
- They can live up to 200 years.

Or 2000. I don't remember.

- It's going down!
- Göran...

Oh, my God.
No dictatorships in this house.

Subtitles: Rasmus Edlund
TC: subtitling