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- No.

- Do you need a hand?

- No.

Was it the heart?

Yes.

- She left you because she was lonely.

- You can go home now.

- She needed someone to talk to.

- She could talk to me!

I met your granddaughter.

She's getting married.

Oh?

Is he a good man?

He's German.

I don't like Germans.

- Germans are decent people.

- No, they're just like Swedes.

He's half Danish.

Aren't you having any bread?

- I don't eat carbs.

- And?

Carbohydrates aren't good for you.

- Says who?

- The experts.

Do you remember -

- when grandma was in town -

- and you and I

ate breakfast here alone?

This...

...was the last bread she baked.

We used to build boats here.

Now they're wrecking them.

Your grandma had a summer job

at the reception.

She was always beautiful,

smartly dressed.

Arne Srensen worked in

the crane over there.

He always kept eyeing her.

I used to eat my lunch here.

One day your grandma came

and sat down beside me.

With her lunchbox.

What did she say to you?

She told me to stop pretending -

- that I wasn't interested in her.

Is that the stone you want?

After your mother and father died...

We hardly spoke to each other.

And after a few years...

She moved away from me.

Where to?

She moved in with Arne Srensen.

What?

For how long?

For three years.

- She lived with the neighbour?

- Yes.

Were they having an affair?

Yes.

Were they already having an affair

during that wedding?

Yes.

A year ago...

She returned.

She had heart problems.

She needed an operation.

Why didn't she tell me anything?

All she wanted was

for you to be happy.

Then she just died.

You have to love

the one you're with, Anna.

- Nobody home?

- No.

Are you her fianc?

Do you know Anna?

I knew her.

- Expanding?

- Yeah.

This is really site-specific

architecture.

- Site-specific architecture.

- Sure.

- Did you draw it?

- I built it.

What sort of materials did you use?

It's concrete, spruce,

laminated wood and glass.

Laminated wood is cool.

I've got a friend who works for

a travel magazine.

- The Germans will love this place.

- Germans drown here every year.

Theyjust love boating.

Have you ever told anyone

what happened?

You can't carry the load alone.

It's too heavy.

We'd just...

We'd just...

We'd just eaten.

Then...

Suddenly the wind picked up.

So I took the helm.

Dad was going to help mom,

who was by the bow.

Then...

Suddenly the wind shifted...

...to the other side of the sail.

So that...

The boom...

The boom knocked both of them...

...overboard.

And...

I don't know if mom just...

disappeared.

Dad...

He was clinging to the side, and...

I saw him there,

tried to pull him up.

But my arms...

My arms weren't strong enough.

I couldn't get him... Get him up.

You were just a girl, Anna.

The German guest!

- I'm really Danish.

- How's the German economy doing?

Must be hard, having to pick up

the tab for all the Catholics.

You think you'll return to the D-mark?

Grandpa, you don't have

to speak German now.

Can I give you a lift?

Why didn't you wake me up?

I haven't been here since the funeral.

You said they died

when you were three.

Aren't you going to

tell me about Hvard?

He's got nothing to do with this.

Are you on the pill?

When did you start again?

I never stopped.

I don't want children.

I don't like Danes.

But you liked grandma?

Where's the German?

He's left.

That's the dress she was wearing

the first time we met.

I'm going to stay here for a while.

Not forever.

Maybe in summer.

You could visit me in Berlin.

We're not going to

be sweethearts again.

Done.

- Thank you.

- I'm not much of a potato farmer.

No, I...

I mean...

Thank you for coming.

How many potatoes do you want?

Grandpa?

How many potatoes do you want?

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