90 Minutes Page #2

Synopsis: We get no explanations when we're entering the last desperate minutes of three mens lives, all being violent to the women they love. We understand there's a reason behind the three mens reactions. What lies behind?
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Eva Sørhaug
Production: 4 1/2 Fiksjon
  2 wins & 7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.2
Year:
2012
88 min
119 Views


I'm so excited about this lamb roast!

Check the thermometer.

I've been thinking about this meal all day.

Why haven't we done this before?

When did you put it in the oven?

Cabernet sauvignon.

Would you rather have a drink?

Should I mix you a martini?

- Red wine is fine.

- Did you remember the rosemary?

- Rosemary?

- Don't tell me you forgot!

I bought some fresh from the Turk.

Sorry. I forgot.

Oh, well.

We'll just use it as garnish instead.

It needs pepper.

It isn't finished.

I'm adding a vinaigrette.

Everything will be ready

in a matter of minutes.

You still have time for a quick shower.

That sounds like a good idea.

An early dinner will be lovely.

Johan?

We could vacation somewhere else,

if you want.

Back to the south of Spain,

for example?

Then you could show off

your Spanish skills.

Where's the bird? I thought

I noticed something different.

Maribell wasn't feeling well,

so I left her with the vet.

- Left her?

- Yes.

The vet needed time.

And I had to go to work and come

straight home. He'll call tomorrow.

I hope the bird gets well.

I'm sure... it will get well.

This gravy...

It's incredible!

I added some cognac.

Delicious.

This is the life!

Have you heard from Susanne today?

She called just before you came home.

She said that -

- she would come by on Wednesday.

I don't miss the rosemary at all.

This gravy...

It's incredible.

I added some cognac.

This wine has gone straight to my head.

Maybe I've been -

- working a little too much -

- lately.

Maybe too much -

- for an old lady like me, huh?

I've...

I've been working so hard.

Flying and...

It's exhausting.

I...

I can feel it...

In my feet, mostly.

My blood pressure...

Wearing high heels all day,

those high heels...

Hi.

I'm sorry, but we can't keep this.

No, don't shoot at me!

- You could have asked me first.

- Why?

We had an agreement.

Look how happy she is.

You know what I mean.

She isn't old enough.

Old enough?

Old enough for a bow and arrow?

We're in this together.

So what happened on the 8th hole?

- Drop it.

- Suddenly golf is interesting?

- I refuse to argue with you.

- You were never interested before.

You had never even touched a club,

and suddenly golf is a blast?

"Golf is so much fun.

Let's go on a golfing vacation!"

Christ, how pathetic!

I'm hungry!

Look what you dragged in here!

Bring that back outside.

- Is daddy eating here?

- Are you hungry?

No, dinner's almost ready.

- Is dad eating with us?

- No, he's leaving.

Don't shoot those in the yard.

- When is dinner?

- In an hour. Those are dangerous.

- Can I have a banana?

- No!

Share it with your sister.

- Anyone up for football?

- No, there will be no ball games.

- I can't afford new windows.

- How about "kick the can"?

Fine, if you play in the front yard.

How about tag?

- Tag is for babies.

- Is tag for babies?

When did you grow up, Miss Smartypants?

I'm coming to get you!

Don't be too rough!

Hey, I said not so rough!

- Huh?

- Don't be so rough.

- We're just playing.

- Take it easy.

OK.

- Let's take a break then.

- No!

- Yes!

- No!

Come here, you little rascal.

I'll squeeze you together!

- I'm tickling you.

- Me too.

Well, I guess I'll use the bathroom.

- Everything OK in there?

- Sure. No problem.

There, I think you should leave now.

I don't want a scene.

You're usually the one

who makes a scene.

- I have something to show you.

- I'm not leaving yet.

- We have a surprise for you.

- In a minute.

Go see what they want to show you.

And then leave.

I want some food first.

- Huh?

- Food.

- Food?

- Yes, food.

- You want me to make you something?

- Yes. That's the least you can do.

I gave you an entire damn house.

An entire house

even though you behaved like a hooker.

That language made it impossible

to stay with you.

This language is a consequence

of you acting like a hooker.

- I think you mean whore.

- Fine. Whore.

If you hadn't shared

your hairy c*nt with...

We've made a play.

Come now.

Now!

Hi there.

Hi.

- Long time, no see.

- How's it going?

All right.

Hi.

- It's been a while.

- You excited?

You bet! Though I'm not sure

what they're up to.

Guess we ended up in the last row.

No, it's fine.

Welcome to our children's theater!

This is the dress rehearsal of

The Dog That Couldn't Bark.

- Hello, Klumplikum.

- Hello, Dimplydimp.

- How are you?

- Fine, and you?

- Trine, you ruined everything!

- You're mean, Jenny!

Better than last year.

What happened?

You're a dummy!

It was your fault!

Go away!

Well...

Hi!

I just brought these in.

Little girls.

They always want their mommy.

Do you... want a beer?

No, I don't think so.

I have some boards that need sawing.

Your saw isn't going anywhere.

OK.

- Here.

- Thanks.

So, how's it going?

Catch any bad guys lately?

- No, I have a desk job now.

- OK, I thought...

I took a break from active duty.

I'm a paper pusher now.

Pretty much just typing.

- That must be nice.

- Sure, although not much happens.

A good change of pace.

How about you?

Are you still...

- In child care? Yes.

- Yeah, right.

But I'd like to try something else.

Although I don't want to go back

to teaching grade school.

Right.

What else do you do?

- Do you golf?

- No. Although I've tried.

- I found it boring. Do you play?

- No way. No.

- I got my hunting license.

- Really?

I'm going grouse hunting this winter.

I went hunting this fall.

It was great. Being out in nature.

- It sure beats golf.

- Oh, yeah!

I think you should leave now, Fred.

I'm serious.

Go. Now.

I'm having a beer here.

- OK, I think I'll be off.

- No, you don't have to go.

Yes, he does.

This game is over. And you are leaving.

You aren't welcome here.

- Jenny, please stay outside.

- No.

You can go clean up in the yard.

- I said no.

- Jenny!

Hey, no.

You really don't have to leave.

I'm having a beer with our neighbor.

There's no need to be rude, is there?

How clear do I have to be?

You don't live here.

No, I've figured that out.

I'm not stupid, either.

Well...

OK.

Bye.

Talk to you later.

There. He's gone.

Now you can go too.

- Elin...

- Are you sick, or what?

What don't you understand?

You are no longer

a part of this family.

Sh*t!

Goddammit!

There.

Sh*t!

There. Fix this.

I'm going f***ing crazy.

Are you thirsty?

I know breast-feeding

makes you thirsty.

This will hurt. Sit still.

Sorry.

It's all right.

Are you hot?

Or cold?

No, I'm fine.

- Some fresh air would be nice.

- Wouldn't it? It's f***ing hot in here.

Thanks.

That's too easy.

He even says "Clarice".

It's from Hannibal. The second movie.

The one with Julianne Moore.

Do we have diapers?

I think we're all out.

Yeah, all out.

Could you take care of that?

Yeah.

What are you looking at?

Nothing.

- What are you looking at?

- Nothing.

- You're looking at something. What?

- Nothing.

Look at that.

See what you've done?

I told you not to wake up the baby!

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