Simon Page #5
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- 2004
- 102 min
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In terms of my role in general,
I think that...
...though it's only a cog in the wheel...
...we should look at the situation
in the coming months...
I think you're mood upgrading.
- I hope it can go further than that.
- It's not about how you feel.
My father's getting sick and dying.
I'm not going to get sick and
want to talk about that.
Get your feet off my table. Get a job!
- I've got one.
- Get another one.
I don't want to spend the rest
of my life as a bonsai.
Remember the cases in
the Cancer Clinic? It's terrible.
I'd rather get the needle...
...than wear diapers.
Oh, man.
Now, that's really personal.
Only you can decide.
Hey, Woodpecker.
Medical science can do wonders.
But not with what I've got...
That's heavy sh*t.
Officially, it must be a voluntary...
...and well-weighed decision
of your own volition.
And it has to be medically incurable.
Another doctor must approve
your euthanasia.
Samantha, come here.
You'll knock over the shelves and wail.
Tell Sharon what Daddy
bought yesterday.
- Buddha.
- A great big Buddha, right?
Which you can't...
...touch.
It's four feet tall. I said:
"What's it for?"
But he likes it...
The States has
"involuntary euthanasia".
If you're black and another brother
shoots a cop dead, they're like:
"They all look alike anyway..."
- I don't think blacks look alike.
- No?
No. Your black man is plain butt and
butt ugly, but some are good looking.
I know a few sisters, who, well...
What's "ugly"?
Her husband. He's hideous!
He's so hideous he should report to the
Department of Science as the missing link.
Seriously, Simon. Put your hands here.
- Where?
- Wherever you want...
You're so lucky I'm sick.
- Simon, don't sneak out, will you?
- I'm just an old fart.
No way.
Another lesson tomorrow?
Hey, sweetie.
Be careful, all right?
Coming to my G.P. Tomorrow? 9:30.
I'd like that.
- No problem, Simon.
- Cool.
Guitar lessons!
That girl's nineteen.
So what?
My whole class is creaming for him.
Camiel...
You think Simon's scared, deep down?
I've only seen Simon scared once.
In Thailand.
Camiel!
He was standing above a waterfall and
had to jump for a Vietnam film.
He'd never done that before...
Did he jump in the end?
Of course.
What did you think?
How could I know?
This is a safety net to
prevent an impulsive decision.
So you don't ask for a shot
when you're tanked up.
That sounds logical.
Things might improve after a bad time.
Nothing's predictable.
I'm easily tired
since I lost 25 pounds.
It's a strange idea
that I won't be around anymore.
But you weren't around before you were
born and don't remember a thing.
Blaise Pascal, French philosopher:
"Life is a moment between two eternities."
I'm not the only one who says so.
- No. I heard it.
- Just checkin'.
Next week off to Thailand with the kids.
The girl's got a break.
Back to the roots. Maybe
they'll want to stay when I'm gone.
They've got grandparents and cousins.
Might get their Thai blood flowing.
Blood's just a means of transport.
You are where you grew up.
Yours are posh Amsterdam kids.
They're allergic to trees.
Well, they can choose.
They haven't been there in 3 years.
You should come too, Of course.
You and that butt-buddy of yours.
I can't. I have tons of patients.
Thailand?
It's the last time Simon can go
and he wants me to join him.
Why don't you go to Thailand?
- What was that?
- He's got too much work.
Well, suit yourself.
- I have ways of changing his mind.
- You sh*t!
Jesus! Idiot!
I'm not wrestling pythons and one beetle
longer than my prick and I'm gone.
Joan Collins takes less baggage
when she emigrates.
If it's a loin-cloth vacation,
I'll just take three thongs.
- Sure. Tolerance is my trademark.
I said you're getting hitched.
They think my Thai's
got worse or something.
Don't explain it to them.
The coconut milk and Mekong whiskey
can ferment strangely.
Just chuck it up.
I'm not a hard-core puker. It's scary.
Gays are scared of everything.
You want to keep it down?
Stray dogs think it's
a three-star dinner.
and slurp, slurp.
It's a pity he's not here.
I checked on him twice
and he's in a coma.
He can't take much.
No, that's not true.
Is that a Schweizerstein?
- Yes. Bought it at Dubai airport.
- Bram has one, but chrome.
Sure. Fell off a Taiwanese truck?
Hey, there's Bram!
If that's Bram, he's looking better.
Thanks. I'm Gisela.
Are you German?
No, thank God!
How's your beer?
Cooly-mooly...
imitates German soccer commentator
I'm going to go give my curly kid
a Thai message with a "Happy Ending".
Sicko.
Auf wiedersehen!
- Keep watch on your father.
- Sure.
- Kiss! Joy want kiss!
- And your drunken sister.
When's the wedding?
Well... April...
So I'll plan my thing in about May.
You can't just plan that.
Who knows how long you'll be okay?
Every week counts.
The hospital said I'd lose
vital functions within 3 months.
- Who knows how long?
- I'd prefer to be a step ahead.
while he's ahead.
If you plan late April,
then I'll go for mid-May.
Sorry, Simon.
I'd rather not link the two.
What?! So my wedding day
fixes the day you die?
Use your fists!
Your fists!
Kids never listen.
Ganz nicht ubel.
Gar nicht ubel.
And in Dutch?
Not bad.
- We're not so important anymore.
- Really!
You're just like Simon
with your boyfriends.
- No I'm not.
- You are, chalkboard.
- Stay out of the hut.
- Who says?
I do!
This is really funny...
Remember Ellen?
- You know why she has one eye?
- A Turk came in it.
- Tunisian.
- A Turk.
I bet you 10 euros.
Hand it over. I know he was Tunisian.
Up the tree, phoney Thai.
You saw how it's done.
Go grab a coconut for your old man.
Show me the Thai in your blood!
Yeah, whatever.
It's so strange for me to see your
father in such a good mood...
...knowing that he'll be gone by May 10.
What do you mean, May 10?
That is when he's going to...
I thought you already...
May 10 - that's three months!
That doesn't mean that it'll happen.
He might still feel fine then.
- Once Simon sets his mind to it...
- Of course not.
Simon wants to stay with us.
Especially you...
...and your ugly brother.
He told that stupid b*tch first.
I wouldn't make an issue out of it.
That's not the point.
Let's not make tissues over it.
No, let's not make tissues!
No euthanasia.
- Keine...
- I understood you.
More time would just
make it easier for me...
...and Nelson as well.
So if Simon...
...was less Simon as he gets sicker...
...it'd be easier for you
because it'd be in stages.
Less hard.
Less sudden.
Maybe.
Simon! Your breakfast.
We're landing in an hour and a half.
I'm not feeling so spic and span.
You want something to eat?
Don't eat airline food. Almost home.
We'll get a snack from the bakery.
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