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A bit confused, don't you think?
A few things I like.
- Hi.
Everything is so chaotic,
I really don't know.
Who was that again?
-Some editor. I forgot his name.
Somehow I'm feeling sick.
- Really? Should we leave?
Yes, no, ehm...
Let's continue.
I gotta go to the restroom.
-Me too.
Lord!
Hey.
- Are you okay?
Shouldn't we better leave?
-Okay. This way.
Hey, Hanna!
Hi! What are you doing?
- Haven't seen you for an eternity.
I did this installation here.
Do you like it?
You made this?
- A computer controlled light animation.
The color changes every 12 seconds,
this represents the change between
orient and occident.
As usual there wasn't much money.
But we really made an effort.
Something's wrong with the dimmer.
The circuit is reversed.
She's my studio guest tonight. She could
show up in the city sometime soon.
Yes, I'm waiting.
Oh f***, I got my period.
Can you spare a tampon?
No, I don't have one too.
Crap, we always have them somewhere.
What's up?
I didn't have my period
for quite a while.
Maybe you're pregnant.
When a line appears
in the squared window
as well as in the round one
then you are pregnant.
Stop.
That means subjugation
as well as subjectification.
Yes, yes, that's an old question.
Why is it so hard to free oneself
from old submissions?
Why are exactly those the terms,
that insult, hurt,
regulate and control us,
which we need,
to be able to take a position in society.
Why are we attaching ourselves
to ideas that degrade and devalue us?
because we can't be any different.
They enable us to stay alive.
And this is paradox.
We are floating
in-between established categories
because we take possession of them
public influence through them.
We even accept to be perceived
classified and recognized
in categories,
that throw us into ambivalence,
and we do it anyway,
because we can only exist like this,
which means:
be accepted like this.I'd say the price we pay for this
is a certain effect of alienation,
for acting within the limits of
the readable and acknowledgeable.
To persist in your own being
means for Spinoza
not to stay the same, but it means
an expansion, transformation,
of the given.
The urge to persist cannot be reduced
to the aspect of conservation,
otherwise you would have what Freud
describes as self-preservation drive.
Indeed, our insistingly
holding on to life
can bring us to accept
conditions of existence
that negate and devalue
our life.
It's possible to be deceived
about which way leads
to a more or less better life.
The complicated thing about this is
that you cannot be outside
the categories of acceptance ...
Hello?
- Hi, it's me, open up, please.
Hanna, what's going on?
- We gotta talk, please open up.
That's impossible now.
Didn't you understand?
I have to talk to you.
Come on, open up!
Hanna, I'm not alone.
I don't f***in' care!
Now open the door, goddammit!
Now it's getting complicated.
What's going on?
Is she still here?
What?
-The other one, is she still here?
You told me you're not alone.
Hanna, what's going on?
What happened?
I'm pregnant.
This is Simon.
What?
What, you know each other?
What are you doing?
What are you doing here?
Oh, f***!
Can you please explain this somehow?
What did she say?
Jeez!
Now explain in more detail, please.
I think, for the first time
in a very long time,
I don't know what I really want.
I think for the first time in a long
time you know exactly what you want.
Yes?
You're in love.
Yes.
- See.
Never thought I'd experience that.
- Yes. And it's already over.
And why?
There's another guy.
-You got another guy?
Complicated.
No, we both do.
Is this her anyway?
-Definitely.
You can't know that.
If one of them is my mother,
then it's her.
Come on, let's go somewhere else.
It's June 22nd, if my calculation
is correct.
Do you know who did it?
It's two.
Wow.
I missed you.
I missed you too.
I miss Adam too.
Me too.
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