Imagine Page #4

Synopsis: Set in Lisbon, Portugal at an institute for the blind where children are taught to live with their disability, to not take risks, and to be comfortable at all times. Ian a non-conformist teacher who is also blind is hired at the school and introduces revolutionary methods: Rejecting the use of a cane, Ian teaches the children to achieve spatial orientation by using all of their senses including moving by the resonance of sound vibrations (echolocation), instinct, and the creative use of their imagination. Confident and even slightly over-aggressive, Ian charms the children and gives them a reason to hope, though they are always testing and questioning him to prove that he is one of them and never seem quite convinced of his sincerity. Ian's sessions take place right under the window of Eva (Alexandra Maria Lara), an adult patient who never leaves her room and does not speak to anybody. Surprisingly, she becomes one of his most responsive students and there is even a hint of romance. Th
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Andrzej Jakimowski
  4 wins & 9 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.4
Year:
2012
105 min
117 Views


Very high wall.

It is a huge ship.

I can't hear it's a ship!

Yes, you can.

Imagine it is talking to you.

How can I imagine that

if I can't hear it?

Imagine it first

and then it will talk to you.

And the you will hear it!

And what is he saying?

He says...

...that the sun was heating it the whole day.

And now it can cool down in Tag.

It's warmer up.

But it has cooled a bit down.

How can you know it's not

a building or a canal boat?

It is not a canal boat!

One of the engines is working.

It always goes at low revolutions.

For the passenger to light the lamp

and take the cold beer from the fridge.

You can't hear it...

but the whole ship is vibrating

gently.

Really?

Something else?

A razor buzzes up there, on the left.

Golarka brzczy w grze, po lewej.

Maybe an officer is shaving

before the sentry?

How do you know it's an officer?

I don't know if it's an officer.

Why would the passenger shave

in the middle of the night?

Can you hear his epaulette, too?

And you can't hear nothing?

No!

I'm cold, I'm going back!

Please, take this.

Thank you!

Do you know where are you going?

Wait here!

What were you doing in the harbour?

Three security cameras filmed you

throwing stones.

We were throwing it.

But we weren't pointing anything.

It's hard to point, without eyes.

Why were you throwing them then?

To hear the plop.

Plop means that something has been pointed.

So you wanted to point something!

Point what?

An Atlantic.

Serrano! Didn't I stiched you up last week?

No.

And who pu the stiches on you arm?

Doctor Pedros.

You stiched up my knee.

Here lies the blind man

who used to be my patient.

Such as you.

I'll show you what happened to him.

Wait here.

Why?

He was run over the train.

No breaks.

Good.

Thank you.

And now, pack your things, please...

... and leave immidiately!

Do you understand?

Yes.

Can I say good-bye to my friends?

I know they liked you.

But would it be better to protect them...

...from the sad partying?

Alright.

Those are the seeds.

I'll show you.

And this is your bird.

Thank you.

Do you remember about scrambled eggs?

I do.

Good morning.

Good morning, Mrio.

Something to drink?

A bacon in my scrambled eggs?

I'm talking to you!

Why is there a bacon in my scrambled eggs?

I'm terribly sorry!

I can't eat bacon!

Can I move a bit your suitcase?

Something to drink?

More coffee?

Brandy?

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Andrzej Jakimowski

Andrzej Jakimowski (born August 17, 1963 in Warsaw) is a Polish film director, writer and producer, best known for directing the films Squint Your Eyes (Polish: Zmruz oczy) and Tricks (Polish: Sztuczki). more…

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