Eventyrland
- Year:
- 2013
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- When will it get dark?
- That prick had better turn up soon.
- Are you nervous?
No, I'm not nervous.
What are you thinking about?
- Nothing.
- Absolutely nothing?
Sh*t. I told you so!
I told you so seven weeks ago.
I just hit the bullseye. "
- But do you want to?
- Why not?
- But do you like kids?
- Of course.
- I love kids.
- They can be pretty stupid.
Yeah, complete morons actually.
Me and you - and a kid.
Why not?
You won't bail on me?
- Fat and ugly.
Fat?
What?
You've pinched it?
Yeah, but I'll get a new engraving.
"Ken Andr"?
F*** that. But...
What do you want?
- But it's really terrifying.
- Yeah, it sure is.
- What if it's loaded?
- We have to take this.
- Why?
- We can sell it.
Sell it? You're so daft.
- Was it there?
- Yeah.
But it wasn't a bag.
It was a freaking backpack.
What the f*** is this?
Hey?
Sh*t.
- "A tiny bag of hash"?
- It's not even f***ing hash.
Jesus. Goddamn Adne. What the hell
does he think he's doing?
Hey, what did he say anyway?
- He'd stashed away a small bag of hash.
- Couldn't he get it himself?
- I dunno.
- This whole thing stinks like hell.
- We're not gonna take it.
- It's worth a shitload.
We need the money.
We'll be f***ing parents.
Hey, what should we call
the kid anyway?
- You've got a name ready?
- Yeah.
- You do?
- But... don't laugh.
- You promise?
- Yeah.
Okay. The first choice...
- is Merete.
Merete?
- That won't work.
- My mom's name was Merete.
There are too many
others with that name.
So Merete is "no go", like?
Tove? Gunn-Tove?
Gunn-Tove? Are you shitting me?
That's not even a name.
Listen to it!
Gunn-Tove? You just can't call
a kid Gunn-Tove.
Where did you pick that one up?
- It was actually my own idea.
- Was it?
You got any suggestions?
What the hell was that?
Don't... Don't leave!
- Let me check it out. Two seconds.
- No, don't leave!
- Let me check it out.
- Don't go. Hide this sh*t.
- Two seconds.
- No!
Two seconds.
Frank?
Frank!
You have to sign out your belongings:
Marriage ring, Visa,
keys and mobile.
It still fits. Not bad.
- 417 kroner.
- I sign here as well?
- Going back home to Merete in time?
- I'm meeting her next weekend.
What do you think?
- Got butterflies?
- Yeah.
- Escorting me to the gate?
- No, I'll open it from here.
- I have to stay here.
- Will I find the gate?
Across the yard and bang out.
You're always welcome back, you know.
You can do it.
When's she coming home?
I couldn't help myself.
I just had to see her.
You can't just barge in here
like this, you know.
- What do you mean?
- It could be terrifying for her.
"Terrifying"?
What are you trying to say?
It's not as if she doesn't
know who I am.
I've been here every time I've had
leave, got to see her all the way.
- Yes, but within an orderly framework.
- What's so different now?
We agreed you could see her on Friday.
What did you say last Friday?
"I want to go to the thrift shop
and buy me a book. " That was positive.
- I only said that to make you shut up.
- Try not to be so damn negative.
We're here to try to be positive.
Leave all that old crap behind.
- Your turn.
- My neighbors are always so skeptical.
They say, "Look at her!"
Now I've cut my hair, -
- cleaned up my act, and it's...
"What's with her?"
It's always like that. It sucks.
I wanna join a choir.
Saw a note at the supermarket.
They're starting
a neighborhood choir.
- "A flock of jailbirds are we!"
- Anyway, that's what I want.
What about you?
What's your bright spot?
They told me to come here.
is that you have something -
- in your lives worth living for.
Focus on your future.
I bought her a horse magazine.
But it got dirty.
Oh, that one. She's got it.
She's got a subscription.
Okay.
- You're really good!
- Thanks.
I got you a horse magazine.
I didn't know you had it.
I lent it to a friend before
I had time to read it.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- That's great!
- Yeah.
- It's a bit dirty, but...
- No, it's fine.
There's a horse necklace in there too.
Fourteen, fifteen, sixteen...
Seventeen, eighteen, nineteen...
Twenty!
But do you think I could stay with you
sometimes during the weekends?
- Would you like that?
- Yeah.
- Would you like that too?
- I'd like that a lot!
Hold this.
Bye.
If it's encased in the wall or floor,
you've got a major challenge.
Because that's a huge job.
It's old cast iron, maybe
that's why it smells like rats.
If they've cracked, it can lead to an
almost unlimited amount of problems.
So I won't allow any water into
the pipes without a new stopcock.
- How much?
- Well, I need...
First I have to cut off the mains.
The stopcock alone takes a few hours.
If you're going to do that,
you might as well go all the way.
Why don't you talk to the bank
and get a loan?
the kitchen and the bathroom.
Shipshape
Then we can give you a price.
But if my daughter is supposed
to come and visit me, -
- it would be nice to have water
in the tap - and the can.
You can borrow the car in the weekends.
Nobody's using it.
Drive as much water as you like.
We'll fix it. Just stay out of trouble.
- And don't mix with the old crowd.
- I won't.
That bird has a particular talent
for finding bad company.
- Hi.
- Hi. Can he get a lift?
- No, forget it!
- I'm just going to Reinskau.
- No, we're heading the other way.
- There's no f***ing other way!
I'm going to Reinskau. It's five minutes
from here! Don't be such a b*tch.
Jeez.
This fresh blood?
I know who you are.
I know a guy who
wants to break your face.
- I want to be with her.
- Yes, I understand.
I'm back now.
I can be a good mother. She has
the right to get to know me for real.
I... understand.
But I'm her mother.
- You're not her mother.
- I am her mother.
You can be a better mother
from the sidelines.
I'm her mother.
I want her to be with me.
That you make a stand, fight to get
her back, is positive. It's excellent.
But you mustn't expect
this to go through.
on her situation, -
- and her well-being.
- you can give her a better situation
than she already has. On every level.
You can't have a little girl
running around here, -
- with all this rot,
mould and fungus.
It's vital to give children
a good place to grow up.
How much can I borrow?
Well, that... depends.
- I recognize you.
- Okay?
I know you from way back.
- I know who you are.
- Okay.
Hey, wait.
You don't have to explain.
You can't lend money to just anyone.
Don't you recognize me?
We were classmates.
- We were?
- Yeah.
- Christian?
- No.
- Svessi?
- No.
I was like a bit chubbier
back then.
- Gary?
- Yeah.
- As in Fat-Ass Gary?
- Yeah.
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