Korpisen veljekset Page #2

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First things first.

It's my birthday after all.

You don't care.

You didn't even remember. Ivar did.

Dammit, I'm turning 70 tomorrow.

- Hard to believe.

Damn you!

You remember these stairs, don't you?

- Yes.

This is your room.

This? I remember this.

There was a bunk bed here,

another one there.

We sat and played games here.

You still have a rope ladder here?

- No rope ladder.

We used it a lot.

- Yes. On many nights.

Great memories.

I didn't spend

that many nights here, though.

Paavo drove me away

like he did the rest of us.

He was afraid of us.

- He was afraid of us boys.

Boys turn into men.

He had nothing to worry about.

He knew his worth.

Those are your old books.

- Let's see.

We took the best ones

to the antique book store.

James Bond

The Man with the Golden Gun.

Applied philosophy.

How has your life gone?

- Well...

I have trodden upon this Earth.

I've spent the last years

in Germany.

You've made it. You're educated.

- It's nothing.

You've lived abroad.

It doesn't mean anything.

- It doesn't?

How is your mother?

- My mother died 15 years ago.

She had cancer.

She went quickly.

She wanted to spend

her last days here, -

but Paavo wouldn't let her in.

"Get the f*** out of here,

you whore!" he said.

That's what he did

to all of our mothers.

Used them and drove them away.

How's your mother?

She lives in her own world,

in her own reality.

She walks the streets of Vaxholm,

afraid that Paavo will come.

The last time I saw her,

she was wearing a bag on her head.

He's done a lot of harm.

Why don't you pull yourself together

and take charge?

You know what I'm waiting for?

I'm waiting for the old man to die.

Then I'll fix this place up.

I don't want the others to hear.

- It might take years.

No, it won't.

He's been drinking

two years straight.

He sold some land

and spent the money.

He was living at the casino

at one point, -

playing and drinking.

Enjoying life.

- In other words.

Mitja is all messed up, too.

He came here a couple of months ago.

- What does he do?

I don't know.

- Films?

He's trying to.

His last film was a disaster.

He shot it abroad.

It was expensive.

He's in debt?

- I'm sure.

Has Paavo financed these projects?

- I think so.

Even though Mitja got his mother's

share of the inheritance.

So Paavo has given Mitja his share?

- Yes.

So our share of the inheritance

is vanishing?

Yes. The old man is drinking it.

That's why I hope he dies soon.

There was enough money to buy

a couple of houses, right? - Yes.

That's what I figured.

Then there's the Russian girl

at the bar.

Both of them are chasing her.

Mitja and Paavo?

- Yes, father and son.

They fight all the time.

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