Owl And The Sparrow
Who cut these this morning?
Sinh's station.
Sinh's station.
Sinh. Who cut these this morning?
Who?
Me.
You, Thuy?
You measured all wrong.
Twenty five centimeters.
You know this !
Measure again.
How much?
Twenty centimeters.
What are you going to do now?
I have a shipment
going out tomorrow.
Where's your head?
I'm sorry.
You're so useless.
I'm sorry. I'll pay for it.
Pay with what!?
Pay with what?
Back to work!
There's nothing to look at.
I'm so tired of you!
Stand here and listen to me.
You have to be more careful
with the work.
Our jobs depend on everyone
doing this right.
I'm trying to teach you something.
Yes, uncle.
Do you think...
that you can survive out
there by yourself?
I guarantee...
you wouldn't last one day.
Your mom and dad are gone.
Do you understand me?
Yes, uncle.
I'm all you have, now.
Don't ever forget that.
When are you coming back?
I don't know.
Hold on a second.
This is for you.
Le Le hotel. District one.
- Hey Mr. Elephant!!
- Mr. Elephant!!
- How old are you, elephant!?
- Do you go to school, Mr. Elephant?
- Do you go to school?
How's my old friend today?
I know... I miss her too.
I don't think she's coming back.
It's just you and me.
- Lan!
- Hello, you two.
- How's it going?
- Good.
- How's Hanoi?
- Same as always.
- How long are you staying?
- Till friday.
Friday?
That short?
- Can't you stay longer?
- Yeah.
We'll go out.
I have to go back to work.
Room 701, right?
Very good.
Thanks again.
Ask her.
She wants to ask you something.
Just ask me.
You come here every week.
Almost two months now.
But you don't get messages
from a husband or a boyfriend.
That's right.
You're a pretty woman.
- Very pretty.
- With a good job.
You should have a lot of admirers.
But you're always alone.
Maybe you're too choosy.
No one will have me.
He's a real gentleman.
He has a job with the city.
He knows magic.
Magic?
- Yeah, he's really good at it.
- Really?
Thanks. I'm okay.
- I'll get my suitcase upstairs.
- Of course.
Magic? Are you nuts?
He knows magic.
He's lousy at it.
Hello, sir.
- What are you doing?
- Just making tea.
Have a seat.
You need to find a bigger place.
You can't live like this forever.
Thanks, but it's good enough for me.
You know...I knew your father.
He was a good man.
Always took care of the animals.
They were his fammily.
Please have some tea.
Times are changing.
The city is growing fast.
The zoo isn't making any money.
The operating costs are getting higher.
The zoo isn't supposed to make more money.
I work for the interest of the zoo.
It's my job to bring revenue.
But I came with good news today.
A zoo in india, wants to buy
the baby elephant.
They'll pay a good sum.
That elephant's been here his
whole life.
This is the only home he knows.
He will learn to adapt.
Animals learn to adapt.
better care of him.
It's business. You understand.
Good day.
Are you looking for work?
Do youu have any money?
That's all?
I spent it on the boat
to get here.
Buy some postcards
from the woman here.
Sell them back for
twice as much.
That gives you 80,000.
Keep 1 0,000 for food.
Bu more cards with the rest.
You need money to make money.
OK, you can go now.
OK, youu can go now.
I'm sorry.
Sorry about what?
I hear things.
I know about your fiance.
I'll see you on Thursday.
I'll see you on Thursday.
What do you want?
I just want to see Phuong.
She doesn't want to see you.
Who says I can't see her?
I say it.
Listen.
I don't want to see
your face here again.
I'm not scared of you.
Just remember.
Postcards?
Postcards?
Are you lost?
No. Just waitingg for someone
to take me to lunch.
If you had your wish,
what would you eat?
Porl chops on rice. With egg rolls
Maybe finish it off with
chocolate ice cream.
Noodle soup!
amt noodle soup?
How much?
You haven't sold
any cards today?
Follow me.
The first one is on the house.
Let's go.
Hurry up. Don't be so proud.
Here. Eat up.
You from the countryside?
Just outside the city.
You're out of money?
I spent it on the postcards.
Why don't you sell roses?
Roses?
Yeah.
Lots of people buy roses.
Outside restaurants and cafes.
Men in the city...
like to impress women.
If you want me to help you,
I could take you there.
all the flower girls.
She's always looking for new workers.
Here. Pour this in the soup.
You sell each one for 10,000
You keep 3,000.
Go to De Tham street
to see the other girls.
They'll show you what to do, ok?
Yes, ma'am.
This one looks your size.
The roses won't be good tomorrow.
You have to sell them all tonight..
What if I can't?
Then you go hungry.
Fresh roses, mister.
I'm not buying.
Just buy one, mister.
Ok 10 000 each.
I'm not buying.
Help me pay for my
schoolbooks mister.
Ok, give me one.
Thank you, mister.
You make it look easy.
It's easy if you know
what to say.
People feel sorry for girls
if they have a story.
Do you have a story?
What if I can't think of one?
You have to think of one.
What if I can't?
Then you go hungry.
Two bowls, mom.
You like this soup, miss?
It's good. Not too salty.
That's right. Not too salty.
It's the best soup in town.
You'll tell your friends
to come, right?
Fresh roses, miss?
No, thanks.
Buy one four your husband
I don't have a husband.
Then for your boyfriend.
I don't have a boyfriend.
How many have you sold tonight?
It's my first night on the job.
I didn't have a story
to tell people.
But now I do.
What do you tell them?
I tell them it's my birthday.
And it's not your birthday?
My birthday's next month.
You shouldn't tell lies.
You try selling roses
on the streets.
Want some noodle soup?
Another bowl of soup here!
I'll take two roses.
I thought you said
you didn't have a boyfriend.
You need the business.
Thanks again.
Good day.
Seen this girl around
the neighborhood?
No, sir.
Are you sure?
Thanks, anyway.
Hello, girls. Can you help me?
Have you seen this girl
around the neighborhood?
No, sir.
Are you sure?
Noodle soup, anyone?
Seen this girl aroumd?
Not her.
Are you sure?
I'm sure.
I know aIl the girls in
this neighborhood.
I've never seen this one.
- You're not lying to me?
- No sir.
Little girl!
Don't feed it that!
Elephants like sugar cane.
Kids like to feed
them sugar cane.
Go ahead and feed it.
Give him one.
I'll help you.
I saw you selling postcards
at the cafe yesterday.
I sell roses now.
You work here at the zoo?
Yeah.
I take care of the animals.
You like elephants?
Elephants are cute.
You know,
The cutest animals can be the most dangerous.
A lot of visitors
are accidentally killed
by elephants.
If you get too close,
they will crush you flat.
Here, take one.
I have to go back to work.
Still here?
Their beats are like razors.
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