Hilton! Page #3
- Year:
- 2013
- 78 min
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Come on, I'm turning 20.
- F*** yeah, that's wonderful.
It's an important age, really.
We don't have to go to
under-18 bars anymore.
F*** that, we don't go
to bars that much.
Well I do!
I'll go without you then.
You probably know what you're
getting me? - I probably do.
Something nice, you can treat
the whole night for me?
14,95.
The same bill here for 37 euro.
This one you haven't even opened.
89 euro. "you're still overdue
with a payment of 89,50."
I would've had money
to pay for this.
If they ask you to contact them,
why don't you call them.
Should I pay this?
- You can't pay it anymore.
I've never left a bill unpaid.
- F*** yeah.
I always pay my bills.
This is what I'll do to this,
f*** it.
There goes my bills,
couldn't f***ing care less.
Hey, calling to see what
your finances look like.
I'd need a hundred for my due rents,
you wouldn't happen to have any.
Any chance?
- Shiiit!
Hey man!
- Hello?
Calling to see what
your financial status looks like?
Skim, I only got about
20- 30 euro on my account.
I'm not swimming in money either.
Get a job, boy.
What up Marlo? Thought to call you
about the 100 euro you owe me.
I've been buying you drinks
for ages, -
and as it happens
I don't owe you sh*t, so f*** you!
What the f***!
F***!
F***ing pricks!
F***ing rats!
F***ing pieces of sh*t!
I just made you two sandwiches.
- Get to bed!
You're f***ing messed up.
Look, it's late as f***.
Oh f***! you'll regret this tomorrow.
You have been dreaming.
- Not listening to you.
Hello.
- Hi.
I brought you flowers,
and a vase too.
You probably don't have one,
do you? - No, I don't.
They are tulips, you can keep
the vase. - Thanks, this is great.
You only need to add water.
This is for you and Sara, you can
eat these together in the evening.
How are you doing in school?
- As usual.
Have you been going
every day? - Yes.
You might want to learn
a bit of tidiness. - Sure.
You know I think about you.
I wish only good things for you.
- I'm fine, doing good.
That's why I keep
calling you. - yeah.
I'm trying to teach you. Have you
been listening? - yeah.
I can't sleep worrying about you,
it is not right.
A person of my age
has to worry about you young ones.
You have to learn to live so that
grandma doesn't have to worry!
You don't have to worry about us.
I don't?
- No.
Hope you have learnt something.
As a little boy
you always slept in my bed.
We went to sauna together.
- Yeah.
When I moved into the new house,
I thought you would take care of me -
And do all the chores,
but I haven't seen you around.
Once I had a whole heap of
wood for you to chop, but -
ended up chopping them myself
when you didn't show up.
I chopped some.
A few logs yes, but you
were too busy running to Sara.
Seriously, I was disappointed
that you didn't show up to help me.
When I was 18, I was an idiot
with no direction in life.
I let all my friends drink
and didn't control my life.
I skipped school,
I kept calling Sara
to see how you were doing.
I know it was hard,
it wasn't easy for me either.
The cancer hasn't spread or grown.
But we are out of options
if the treatment doesn't work.
Should we go out for a fag then?
Stabile situation in both lungs
and the tumor hasn't grown.
This calls for at least
one cigarette, immediately.
I wouldn't wish anything bad
for these youngsters.
I feel like a father. figure
to these kids.
I have enough to take care of,
even without any my own.
I will now declare Christmas peace...
Merry Christmas everyone!
Many, so many
have grown weary
Heaven can not be right here
and right now
My response:
I disagree at once
Heaven is so silent
you wouldn't hear it anyhow
To think that
To think that
To think that
God speaks through my mouth
We had to skip nap time.
- We brought you a little present.
Lovely.
Where's that little hand?
Look at your new pants.
Have you decided
the name yet? - Yes...
It is decided.
Born on Friday the 13th,
her name is Luna.
She almost smiled.
This is huge for her.
- Where did Luna go?
Lean forward!
I told you to pay your f***ing rent,
several f***ing times.
This was two years ago.
Did you learn?
How many times
have I rescued you?
Twice I filled out your forms
and sorted your due rents.
And when you finally get money,
I don't see you at all.
I come home in a wheelchair
and find my fridge empty.
That's not right,
for fucks sake!
I've told you rules in my home.
No messing around.
No knives.
No fighting.
When you come here,
you come in peace.
I'm approaching thirty.
I starting to get a feeling
that I'm a pathetic f***ing wimp.
That I'm not man enough
to quit this sh*t.
Not man enough get a job
and do something with my life.
F***!
As soon as you're old enough to
comprehend, they jam you in school.
You hassle your way through school
just to end up in a job.
Then you work your whole life
in a shitty job -
until you're a frail old f***, -
walking about with a stick.
Then they let you free.
You know, you're useless,
you can't even get a hard-on.
You're so frail that you won't survive
a 10-hour flight to Thailand.
What the f*** do you do?
Shoot yourself?
In the meantime
you're forced to the social office.
Where a social worker lady says:
"you're supposed to do this and this.
It is your national duty. "
When I was young,
no one told me about this sh*t.
If I ever get kids, I will teach them
the consequences of one's choices.
How your choices affect your life.
I will give you the notes,
the paperwork -
and an excerpt of
the childcare legislation.
Thank you.
My past problems with intoxicants
and my mental health -
is the reason for your visit?
Yes, according to this.
That's the reason for your visit?
The reason for our visit is to
investigate your need for childcare.
These papers talk about
past problems.
Doesn't it mean
the situation has changed?
We have no reason
to doubt our current knowledge, -
that you do not have an acute problem
with intoxicating substances.
So, you have doubts
over my child's wellbeing?
We don't have doubts, but it is our
legal responsibility to be assured.
It's that sound again. Look,
the plate goes round and round.
I wanna walk
through this big puddle.
Don't you get warm?
Too slow, too slow, too slow...
What's this?
Why do you have so much tobacco?
What's this?
- I don't know.
Say!
- I don't know.
By the looks, it has some veggies.
- It's puke, isn't it?
It might be puke.
- Who's?
Is it yours?
- No, I think it's my friend Kimmo's.
Why is it there?
- He didn't make it to the bathroom.
Why did he have to go to the bathroom?
- He wasn't feeling too well.
Was he sick?
No cheating, tell me!
It was due to adult's drinks
that one shouldn't drink.
Why?
Can you cook some macaroni for me?
- Yes.
That's the sum, 750 euro...
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