Berlin Syndrome
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- 2017
- 116 min
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What is that terrorist
group? What do you call that?
Uh... Hamas.
Hamas. That's right.
Throwing what missiles
and rockets into- poof!
Would you like to come over?
Uh, yeah, sure.
I'll grab you a chair.
Thanks.
Oh, thanks.
There you go.
Oh, cheers, hm.
Are you south African?
Erm, no, I'm from Brisbane.
Brisbane?
Brisbane.
Where the f*** is that?
It's in Australia.
Oh, okay.
Here, watch this,
right. Watch my eyes, yeah?
Are you ready? I can do some
very freaky, crazy sh*t...
With my eyes, just watch this.
Okay.
Wow.
That was close! Come on.
You're not getting that? No?
Well, I...
So, er, where are you?
Come on...
you have a lack of calcium.
No, it means I've been
drinking too much beer.
That's what it means.
You want some?
Yeah.
Take care. See you.
Yeah.
Adieu. See you later.
Bye.
Bye.
Is there a lid for this?
Or should I just...
Okay, okay...
Thank you.
Danke.
- Tschuss.
- Tschuss.
No, no, no. That's okay.
Do you mind?
Thank you.
Help yourself.
My father grows them in
a schrebergarten.
In, uh, cardboard boxes?
No, these are from the store.
Do you like strawberries?
Um...
They help you
forget your problems.
What makes you think
i have problems?
People who travel alone...
Are usually in search
of something, aren't they?
What makes you think
that I'm alone?
I see nobody.
Do you always
practice your English...
Chatting up foreigners?
What? No. No.
I work in a sport school.
What sort of sports?
I mean, I'm an English
teacher, that's why.
And you? What are you
photographing?
Buildings, mostly.
I, er, I really like the
gdr architecture.
I wanna do a book.
We say ddr, deutsche
demokratische republik.
Yeah. No, I know.
Yeah.
And, it was nice to meet you.
There's strawberry on my hand.
Andi.
Clare.
Nice to meet you.
What did you...
You said this was, er,
from a schreber...
Schreber. I don't know
the English word for it.
All together and
all with German flags...
And those, er, small men
from snow white.
Dwarfs.
Yeah, dwarfs.
Who lives
in these houses?
No one. Actually,
it's forbidden.
They just come on weekends.
It's my mum.
She's kind of obsessed.
Does she know you're here?
Yeah.
My mother used to
bring me here as a boy.
I always come here to
complicate life.
What?
Erm, I think you mean to,
er, you'd say "contemplate. "
Oh, yeah, right.
How do you say
"complicate" in German?
Verkomplizieren.
This one is nice, huh?
Yeah, I like it.
Oh!
F***! Oh, my gosh.
Sorry.
Yeah, he likes you.
Hi. Hi!
Oh, my god.
So, why did you
come to Berlin?
Er, I was working for
a real estate company...
Taking photos and, erm...
You know, those life
experiences...
That people talk about
all the time?
I wanted to do that, so, I...
stuff in storage...
And came here.
Pretty predictable.
I don't know.
Maybe brave.
A wolf.
There's a bar upstairs,
erm, if you wanted to...
Come- actually, it's more like
I'm afraid I have to
meet someone.
Otherwise, I...
Yeah.
Yeah, I have to...
I've got stuff I have to do.
I gotta pack. I'm going
dresden tomorrow.
Dresden?
Yeah.
Why dresden?
Okay.
Tschuss, Clare.
It's nice to meet you.
Hello?
Hi. Can you open?
That one's my favorite.
She's holding her hands
like that...
To hide her deformed finger.
I thought you wanted to leave.
So, if you have a question,
you Google it.
Yeah.
Yeah, I'm... I'm definitely
partial toward Google.
Are you not?
You photograph disappointment.
I mean, all this ddr sh*t,
all these dreams...
It's all... invalid.
But the people were brave.
Mm. Some were brave,
some just got on with it.
I mean, you can suffocate
anywhere. You don't need a wall.
How do you say suffocate
in German?
Uh...
Ersticken.
Sticken?
No. No. Erwurgen. No.
Erwurgen is...
To choke.
Yeah.
Did a boy give you that?
No, my mum... did.
She said if I ever got
into trouble...
I could hock it and come home.
Watch the door.
It sticks.
So quiet.
Berlin is full
of these empty places.
Do you want a drink?
Yeah. Thanks.
They don't open.
Should I make us dinner?
No one will hear you.
I don't want this to end.
All firsts end.
First airplane ride.
First time you get
your ears pierced.
First drags of cigarettes.
First f***.
I wish we could stay
like this...
Where we don't know
each other.
I wish I could stay.
What happens when you know
someone?
What did you just say?
I love your accent.
I love your mouth, your smile.
I love everything.
Silke, may I ask you
to please read the quote?
"Perhaps home is not a place,
but simply... "
Erm... "An irrevocable
condition"?
Bennie, I see you obviously...
Consumed this book
on the weekend.
Yeah. Okay, I'll make it
easy for you, erm...
James Baldwin wrote this in 1956
in his novel Giovanni's room.
Who has made a start on it?
Hm?
Franka?
Erm...
Er, the character
is constantly moving.
about, erm, about himself...
But he says he is, erm,
finding himself...
But he's just...
Flichten?
Mm. Escaping.
Yeah. He's just escaping.
What the f***?
Andi.
Couldn't find the key.
Did you leave me a key?
Yeah.
Sure.
I thought I'd left it
on the table.
No.
I didn't... I didn't think i
would be able to get back in.
And then I realized
that I couldn't even leave.
You can leave now.
I'll take a shower.
Did you lock me in?
Yes, sure.
But next time,
I'll tie you to the bed.
I have to go.
Hey.
The key.
It's on the dresser.
Okay.
"Mine. "
Sh*t. Come on.
Erm, I was actually gonna go.
Erm...
Yeah, I was thinking
about going...
And I'll come back
and get my backpack later.
I got you these.
Please open the door.
What's all this?
Please, Andi.
Where's my sim card, Andi?
What did you do to the windows?
They're reinforced.
If you try to break them,
I'll have to board them up.
Don't do that.
You don't have to do this.
Andi, what is going on?
"What is going on?"
You could have gone
to dresden.
You said you want to stay.
We had sex.
People- people say
It doesn't necessarily
mean anything.
Please, dear god.
Do you like Pesto?
What?
Can we just go for dinner?
Can I have my necklace back?
Open the f***ing door!
Ssh!
No one can hear you.
I told my father about us.
Here... I got you these.
to do puzzle.
Would you like
to eat something?
You told her you're okay.
But I'm not okay.
I pay for drinks on my card.
My mum's gonna work it out.
Oh, my god.
There's nowhere for me to go.
Sh*t.
Jana, jana.
Hi.
I can't figure out this bit.
Erm...
I would always do the sky first.
Can you help?
Yeah, I think that piece
goes there.
I think it goes
somewhere in there.
Mm-hm.
Yeah. There.
Done.
Ssh-ssh.
There's no point in missing
something you can't have back.
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