Sparrows
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- 2015
- 99 min
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Ari, dear.
Will you please get out of bed.
We need to get going.
We can't depart like this.
Ari...
I don't want to move.
I know, but I'm going to places
that aren't for children.
I wouldn't be able to
take care of you.
You won't just be with your dad.
and she's dying to see you.
Please get up, dear.
There's no room for the bike in the car.
There's no room for it.
Put it in the truck.
Come here, darling.
I'm going to miss you so much,
you know that.
I'll call you later.
It will be fine, I promise.
SPARROWS:
Hi buddy.
Hi.
Is that all you've got?
-Yes.
How was the flight?
It was fine.
No turbulence?
No, just a bit.
The tunnel had opened before you moved ?
-No.
Are you sure?
Yeah, I'm certain.
Makes the journey
a lot shorter.
Now we live here.
-I know, Mom told me.
Yes... Hello.
I'm on my way.
We eat at Mom's at 7.
But rush over to her
because she's waiting for you.
I have to get back to work.
You have the second room upstairs.
Everything alright?
-OK.
Oh, my darling boy.
My dearest, darling boy.
It's so good to see you.
-Hi Grandma.
It's been ages since
I've seen you, dear.
The last time was
You sang so beautifully.
-Yeah, thanks.
How was Spain?
Fine. We old ladies
drank quite a lot, though.
Would you like some coffee?
-No thanks, I don't drink coffee.
No, he doesn't drink coffee.
Your mom called earlier.
Did she reach you?
Yes.
That was nice.
I spoke to her husband
the other day.
What a charming man.
And they've moved to Angola.
No, Uganda.
And then they go on to Kenya, Ethiopia
and a few other places.
I don't care what your father says.
Mmm... Good.
I walked by
You did?
-Yeah.
Has the house been for sale long?
Yes, since the bank
took it. And the boat.
Please have some more to eat, boys.
Would you pass me the jam?
-Sure, there you go.
Hey, I had a word with Diddi
about you earlier.
So, he's expecting you
for work tomorrow morning.
Work?
-Yes, work.
Did you plan to stay in bed
until school starts?
No.
Could you pass me back the jam?
-Sorry.
It doesn't stay this bright
at night in Reykjavk?
No.
We are a lot farther north here.
Greetings.
-Hi.
Hi. Dagur.
-Ari.
Welcome to the West.
-Thanks.
I'm going upstairs.
-Alright mate.
Look, the rules have changed.
The boy is living with
me now. Get it?
Yes, yes.
You can't just waltz
in and out of here anymore.
No, no, no.
You have a cigarette?
-Yes, of course.
This is my new assistant.
He is as strong
as a 6-year old girl.
See you later.
Hi.
-Hello.
Hi.
Hi.
Wow! I can't believe it.
Great to see you.
You too.
Been here long?
-No, just got here yesterday.
Stopping long?
Well, I've actually moved back.
-OK.
I'm working at the
fish factory this summer.
Then I'll be going to
school here in the autumn.
Hi.
-Hi.
This is Einar, my boyfriend.
This is Ari, a childhood friend.
Hello.
-Hello.
Shouldn't we get going?
-Yes.
See you.
-Yes.
Bye.
Hi.
-Hi.
Hey, was that little Lra out there?
What? Yes.
Really? She's matured quite a bit!
-Dad, please!
Don't be so touchy.
How long has this foreigner that your
mother married been in Iceland?
About eight years.
-Eight years?
and he answered the phone.
Doesn't he speak any Icelandic?
Yes, he does.
He just has an accent.
Well, I couldn't understand
a single word he said.
Been long since you went hunting?
-Yes, it's been a while.
Doesn't the Dane
take you out shooting?
No, he's a vegetarian.
A vegetarian, eh?
-Yes.
Sure.
-Great, it's a deal then.
Greetings. How's things?
-Just ding dong.
Did you hear about Siggi?
-What has he done now?
He screwed it all up again.
-Not again?
The boat was burning oil
when he went out this morning.
But he went anyway.
The man is mentally challenged.
You missed!
-F*** off.
Going somewhere?
-Yes, I'm just going out for a bit.
Join the game?
-No thanks.
Come on, join us. Ari?
Hello Ari.
-Hi.
Welcome home.
-Thanks.
Good to see you.
-Yes. Bye.
Hi boys.
-Hi.
Oh, f***!
What are you doing, man?
Stop it! Stop!
F***! Stop!
You two, stop this bullshit!
Yes.
Right now I said!
-Yes. Sorry.
F***ing moron!
Sorry, man.
I went a bit far, maybe.
Retard!
-You alright?
Are we cool then?
Dude?
-Yes, dude.
I'm a stinking mess.
I'm off to the pool, wanna come?
Sure.
OK. About half an hour?
See you later.
-Yes.
Here.
You can pat him first.
Wow!
Cool, eh?
-Yes, very cool.
Hello dude.
He's so calm.
-Yes, he likes you.
Yes.
Really cute.
-Yeah.
Are you going somewhere?
-Yes.
Aren't you going to watch
the show with us?
-No, I'm going out for a while.
Don't come home too late.
-No, no.
Thanks for dinner, Grandma.
-Yes.
How's it going between
the two of you, dear?
I don't know.
I don't think he gets me
anymore than I get him.
I've finished eating?
Want me to put it out?
-No, no.
What's going on?
-Midsummer Night's party in the valley.
Have you got a ride?
-Yes, with Robbi.
Do you think there is room for me?
I don't think so...
The car is full.
Yes, I have to go.
Try one of the others.
OK.
Hurry up.
No chance I can ride with you?
-There's only room for two.
Please.
You can jump on the back
if you want.
Would that be okay?
-Yeah, hurry up then. We're leaving.
Hey, f***!
-Sorry.
What were you thinking?
-I'm sorry, I didn't know.
Hey! What's going on?
Spying on my girlfriend?
What kind of pervert are you?
F***ing creep!
Watching her pee!
Stay away from her!
Or I'll f***ing kill you!
Leave him alone!
He's just a friend.
I will kill him!
Are you ok?
-Forget him!
You are drunk.
-You're f***ing dead, creep!
He's just a friend!
-I'll kill you, dude.
How could he know she was peeing?
It was obvious! She handed me
her beer and walked away.
He's a f***ing pervert.
Even if he was,
can't you just leave him alone?
If he leaves her alone.
-He just arrived, give him a break.
He's a f***ing pervert!
-Okay, can't we all just be friends?
Are we good?
-Yeah, we're good.
Just tell him to leave her alone.
-You leave him alone, he leaves Lra alone.
He better obeys.
Hi.
What were you thinking.
I wasn't thinking, what was he thinking?
-Do you know how bad this looks for you?
I don't give a sh*t.
-Maybe you don't, but I do.
At least I've talked to Einar.
He's going to leave you alone.
But you have to stay away from Lra.
OK?
I'm going to kill him.
-No, Ari. Listen, leave Lra alone!
OK?
Yes.
-Then this is over.
Great.
-Great.
Very good.
Ari. Ari. Come on.
What have you done?
Come on, let's get you home.
I'll take the boy
to his grandmother's.
Get the f*** out of here, you slut!
F*** off! Out!
When she finally got him home,
your condition was not better.
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