Stormland Page #5
- Year:
- 2011
- 111 min
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Show some spirit.
Pretend like you don't
see him. Sorry.
This is the thing.
People have had enough
of greed.
This is going to make
us f***ing rich.
We'll have to do it again.
I need to film you
from the front.
A Spielberg-moment.
Hi there.
Are you in town?
- We're on our way.
But have you taken
enough good shots?
Yes.
- Something we can use?
Yes, I've got quite a lot
of good stuff. -Good.
Very good takes.
So we... -I was thinking...
Aren't we going to do
this live tomorrow?
Tomorrow?
Let's just go live
with the stuff
when you come to town.
- Live?
Live is life, my man.
That sounds good.
Got a cigarette?
Didn't you stop?
All revolutionaries smoke.
Che and Castro and Lenin and...
Joke.
Here you are.
- Thank you.
When I heard you were gone
I thought:
It must be a great shock.
What?
- Dagga.
Dagga what?
That she's dead.
It must have been a shock.
What?
You didn't know?
Oh sh*t.
You didn't know.
Dagga died the other night.
What are you saying?
Is Dagga dead?
She got some infection.
I don't know...
I thought all this
was because of that,
the revolution and...
I'm really sorry.
Relax. Jesus Christ.
There is no need
to be sorry.
Sorry, man.
I mean, she wasn't
anything.
I wasn't even the
f***ing dad.
You weren't the dad?
What?
The f***ing whore cow, she...
Now she's dead.
When did you learn this?
F***.
What will happen
to the kid?
It's just nice to
get rid of this.
Who needs kids?
They can be a problem.
Complicate things...
But still, I mean...
I'm just so pissed
off at her.
Women, man...
F***ing crazy.
We just don't talk
the same language.
Us and them.
Women.
They're just like
abstract art.
I just don't understand it.
I don't understand them.
Completely nuts.
Especially in our town.
I don't know if you
believe me
but I think I understand
you better than the rest.
It's like...
Let's take Lra Maria...
- Lra Maria?
It was a stupid mistake
but I don't care.
I just had to convince her.
She got pregnant,
just by accident
but didn't want an abortion.
So I said to her:
"This is a mutual decision.
What am I going to do
with another kid?
I don't have the money
and I don't have the time."
Just, a lot to do.
Except she didn't get it.
She didn't understand until
I went over it again and again.
Lra Maria?
You and her?
The postman.
The whole package.
Relax.
Are you f***ing crazy?
What are you doing?
Are you all right
in the head?
Put the gun down.
Come on.
I'm your f***ing brother.
Hello.
Viddi...
He's not here.
Yes.
Nietzsche, go home.
You can't let people see
you with a murderer.
Want a ride?
- No.
Yes, I want a ride.
Dagga is dead.
- What?
Dagga is dead.
- What?
Want to talk about it or...
The lie killed her.
We have to go.
- Why?
I have to go to a doctor.
- Doctor?
Why?
To remove a birthmark.
- A birthmark? Why?
Just because.
It's growing.
Shall I drive you somewhere?
I'll just go where you are going.
I'm his brother.
Yes.
I'm just going into
the hospital.
You can just come here.
I can't be bothered with this.
My girlfriend was coming
in for an operation.
I'm a bit late.
Her name is Lra Maria Nachtweih.
Yes, here she is. 5-F.
She's on the fifth floor.
Where do I find 5-F?
It's down the hallway
and up the stairs.
No.
Bddi.
What are you doing here?
What are you doing?
I'm going to save the
life of this mole.
I don't want you to.
No one else is left.
- What are you talking about?
Everybody is dead.
Are you crazy?
Just relax a bit.
Relax?
- Yes.
That's what wrong with
this society.
Everybody is so relaxed.
We are numb with apathy.
We have to wake up.
Now!
Lra.
- Yes.
Put your panties on.
We're going.
Guns don't solve anything.
Thoroddur?
Are you there somewhere?
We are coming out.
No.
I'm coming out.
I've got three hostages.
And a gun.
Viddi is dead.
Come on, Lra.
Come on.
Come on.
Just take it easy.
Obey him.
Don't hurt her.
You two as well.
Get out.
Not in front.
Out.
Go.
- Easy.
You can go.
Doctor.
Come on.
To the right.
Easy.
You're not going anywhere.
- No, I'm not going anywhere.
Hello, B?var.
- Don't come any nearer.
A peculiar situation
is brewing here.
A former school teacher.
- Poet!
Poet?
- Yes, I'm a poet.
A school teacher and poet
and a doctor hostage.
You have a blog, Stormland
on which you said
you said you were going
Is this the revolution?
And what about your brother?
Viddi had to go.
He was a symbol of everything
terrible in this world,
this endless consumerism.
And what, will these two
be your next victims?
No. I'm saving a life.
- Saving a life?
I took a life,
now I'm saving one.
This society...
It is locally anesthetized.
You are all so worried
about your money.
But not that you are
spiritually bankrupt.
You live in a land
the world envied
and you have let a
few banksters destroy it.
You are weasels.
Bloody spineless wonders.
Spineless and toothless.
What are you thinking?
Nothing.
You aren't thinking at all.
Everything is instant.
I can't wait.
So the revolution is against
abortions.
Lra.
I've got a gun.
No, but I'm talking to you.
- You are not talking to me.
You are spewing your
sh*t on TV.
Who are you to tell us
that we are disgusting?
A former youth program teacher.
Don't twist this.
You knew I was in love with you.
Still you f***ed Viddi. -Yes, I did.
How could you let him
touch you?
Because I thought
he was cool. -Cool?
Yes, cool and fun.
I don't want his kid though.
This kid is the only significant
thing Viddi has given the world
and you are just going to
throw it in the trash
like everything else.
- What was I supposed to do?
This child is the only thing
left of my family.
You have to let it live.
Viddi has five kids
with four women.
He has five mutant cockroaches.
They are not kids,
they are monsters.
But Viddi has this kid
with you.
I have this kid with you.
I love you.
But what about the woman's
right to control her body?
What are you talking about,
you bastard?
We're not talking to you.
Lra, I love you.
Bddi!
What do you want to
accomplish with this?
Come on.
You're in danger of extinction.
The higher you fly
the smaller you look
in the eyes of
the flightless.
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