Skoonheid
- Year:
- 2011
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Beauty
- Congratulations Uncle Francois.
- Thank you.
- Hullo Paul.
- Congratulations Francois.
Stop calling me Uncle.
You're a grown man and I'm not your uncle.
I wanted to ask you.
That story you told 'bout my dad...is it true?
Yes of course...all true
That's how sawyers do business?!
Well, it's amazing!
We don't get wood from
that region any more,
but for many years that was where
we were supplied from.
Well, if you ever need a lawyer
in the near future...
How many more years do you have?
In a year I'll have my Master 2.
You wouldn't want to waste your time
in a place like this one.
Capetown is far more exciting.
I don't know.
I mean...I think I could live here.
Come and dance, Christian.
Sure.
It was really happening, right?
Yes.
Caryl had never seen
a more beautiful wedding.
Jessica was a beautiful
maid-of-honour.
Did you see how Anika and Christian
never left each other?
He's nice, isn't he?
Quite good looking and friendly.
He wants to be my lawyer
after he graduates.
He's really great.
When are they back?
Tomorrow or the day after,
probably.
to lunch.
My God, they've come so far...
it's amazing!
When's the last time we did that?
The 15 hour drive to Capetown.
I think Willem's business is doing badly.
Really?
Then it's his fault.
He never took the opportunity
to join up with you.
Things are tough for everyone
just now.
Yes, but they waste
so much money.
Did you see Marika's ring?
It's huge!
Good night.
Did you drink tonight?
No.
Francois, don't lie. The doctor said...
Elena...
I didn't touch a drop.
Alright.
Everyone was impressed, I think.
Yes, I know.
I forgot to get it back.
I'm coming.
Five minutes.
Yes I'm coming. OK, 'bye
Hennie? Sorry. Gotta return.
Has Johan's order gone out?
Yes, great. Thanks.
What's happened?
He didn't even know his name.
He just wanted to pick a fight
with Christian.
He'd seen Christian
in an ad.
I shouldn't have have
hit him though.
You say he started the fight.
Yes, he couldn't do much.
He was a little runt.
He looked like a poof!
to hit on Chris.
No really. He felt humiliated.
So he complained.
I don't think
that's why he did it.
You never know with these poofs.
Let's talk about something else
After I hit him the first time...
he just went...
He sounds like a...
Hello, Auntie!
You back alone?
Where were you?
Hello, uncle Willem.
Hullo!
- Grab a plate...it's ready.
It looks good.
Chris, I believe your studies
are nearly finished?
You don't struggle
with the English?
I went to an English school.
In Capetown
everyone speaks English.
- I know
- It's very normal.
When I was at school
my English was so bad!
So Anika, are you next?
Next?
Get married.
Not at all!
- Anything but.
Chris, your mother
says you've been doing
a lot of modelling these days.
Have you seen the ads
'Mr Price' has on TV?
They're running now.
Anyway, Chris is in them.
It's weird to keep seeing
your son on TV.
Wonderful.
being done in Capetown ?
Oh there is.
I've done like three jobs
in the last two months.
Mostly international adverts.
But law's what I really
want to do.
Peter Stuyvesant blue.
-Peter Stuyvesant. 25 rand.
You found us.
Hullo Henry.
The instructions were very clear.
Thank you very much.
Nice trip?
- Yes it was perfect.
Thirsty?
Beer in the fridge.
Help yourself.
So, cheers!
Good time for a barbecue.
That's what I said
but they're pushed for time.
Me too.
All's well with the emails?
- Yes, very good.
You'll tell me if anything
needs to be changed?
Yes thanks, I will.
You know each other?
No.
This is Brian.
He's already come once.
Don't worry, he's nice.
Brian.
-Francois, my pleasure.
Ah, Gideon.
-Henry.
Can I talk to you?
What's happening?
Wait in the car.
He's okay.
Trust me.
I wouldn't have brought him
if he was from around here...
Gideon, get rid of him.
Are you mad?
You can't bring him here!
I know...
But you know me.
You can trust me.
I'd never do anything
against you.
How long has he known?
He's quite okay,
trust me, really.
He's a friend.
- We aren't crazy!
No crazies...no coloureds.
- Thank you.
Yes. I know.
Go on.
Is there a problem?
If you please!
Henry, I just wanted ...
Stop pushing me!
Why are you doing that?
Okay...I'm leaving.
Sh*t. F***ing cans!
Happens to me a lot.
-Cut myself.
I'm not good
at opening them.
He's left. It's fine.
Shame.
He's no longer welcome.
This isn't the first time.
He won't be back.
Good.
So let's drink.
- Cheers!
A receipt,
Receipt please.
I always forget to back up my emails.
Modern technology, Mr van Heerden.
Has your daughter's wedding happened?
Went well thanks, without a hitch.
The bride was happy.
Just need a signature.
Thank you.
Have a nice day Mr van Heerden.
You too.
I'm fed up with the maintenance
on this house.
You're the one who wanted
a big house.
The pool has to be done.
It's full of algae.
I'll get onto it.
You always say that.
- I'll do it.
Are the new supplies OK?
- Yes, fine.
Don't worry,
everything's fine.
Anika wants to talk to you
about the festival.
You have any sticking plaster?
-No, why?
I cut myself
and it's bleeding.
Let me see.
- No it's alright.
Forget it, it's stopped.
I'm sick of it.
Let Anika do what she likes.
She needs to get serious.
I'm not a money-pit
We'll talk to her when she gets back.
-You always say that.
I'll do it.
She's a hopeless case,
she's so unstable.
I know.
What can I do for you?
Well...
I...I feel irritated all the time.
I don't feel good.
Any pain?
-No.
Nausea?
-No, I...
At times I feel ill.
Like before?
No, no...
I'm still in control.
But you can't quite make it?
I don't know.
Do you feel more aggressive?
No.
Just count up to ten
if you feel you're losing control.
How are your kidney stones?
-It's alright.
Alcohol?
-All well.
or drinking more?
More than a drop.
So let's take a look.
Open your shirt.
Take a deep breath.
Again.
No pain?
-No.
Sleeping alright?
Not too badly.
Do up your shirt.
Maybe it's stress
-Could be.
How are things at work?
-As usual, working hard.
Do you want something for anxiety?
-No, it's OK.
Thank you, doctor.
-My pleasure.
Give my regards to your family.
- Shall do.
Sorry to drop in unexpectedly.
-That's fine.
How's it going?
You know I...
Yes, I heard.
Like everybody.
It's like a little village here
you know.
Anyway I made my decision.
Business seems to be picking up.
I like to think so.
I'm building a new house.
-Where?
At Woodland Hills, we're...
her name's Lucia...
building our new house.
-Great.
I'd like to give you an order.
Of course, what do you want?
Skirting boards.
Do you have 8cm boards?
Only in cherrywood,
but it's beautiful.
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