Sunshine Page #8
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- Year:
- 1999
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during tomorrow's Cabinet meeting.
You're a national hero, Junior.
Happy?
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[Footsteps Passing]
[Footsteps Continue]
[Man]
Mr. Sors?
Your swordsmanship
is also a work of art.
- Thank you.
- I'm Laszlo Molnar,
President of the Pen and Saber Club
of Boston, Massachusetts.
- Ah, yes.
- I left Hungary after the war.
Would you have any interest
in living in America?
We could arrange American
citizenship for you.
- I would never leave Hungary.
- And why is that?
My family, my club is there.
I fence for the national team.
- Are you an army officer?
- No.
Why do you fence for
the officers of a dictatorship?
- What do you mean?
- You make a good impression...
for a dictatorship that
hangs innocent people.
In a way, you commit
the same crimes they do...
whenever you bring glory
to their bloody regime.
Are you saying that I fence for
a regime and not for my country?
Excuse me, sir.
You don't live in Hungary, I do.
Things have become
quite civilized...
- in the past few years.
- "Quite civilized"?
Mr. Sors,
listen to yourself.
Hungary courts disaster
Take this warning
as a gift from me...
in return for your splendid
Olympic victory.
Leave the country
before it's too late.
[Footsteps Departing]
dd [Military Band]
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[Adam Over Microphone] Your
Excellency, ladies and gentlemen...
and citizens
of our beloved country,
this victory reflects pride
[Crowd Applauding,
Cheering]
- [Applause, Cheering Continue]
- Every member of this team...
was guided
by a deep patriotic feeling.
We fought for the glory
of our magnificent motherland...
to show the world
that our nation lives...
and will live... forever!
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- [Applause, Cheering]
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- Try to take some rest, Junior.
You'll need to rebuild
your strength for what's ahead.
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Adam.
Open it
when you're alone, please.
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Congratulations,
my darling hero husband.
- Are you happy?
- Happy? Am I happy? Are you happy?
- I am very, very happy.
- [Chuckling] Good.
[Both Laughing]
Ivan, my hero.
[Chuckling]
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[Greta's Voice] I prayed for you
while I pressed this flower.
It worked. You won.
See? You do need me.
If I'm in your life,
you'll always win.
When I listen
to Adam's speeches about...
"a patriotic spirit
guiding his saber,"
- I often...
- Are you being sarcastic?
No.
It's just that sometimes
what you say is... a bit much.
- Is it a crime to love your country?
- Then why are you talking...
- about moving to America?
- It's only talk.
All I've said is that the Americans
have invited me, that's all.
- Just be proud of me.
- We're all proud of you, Junior.
Aren't you proud
of your brother-in-law, Greta?
- Couldn't be prouder.
- [Hannah] You, Mother?
- Of course I am, darling.
- Are you proud of your brother?
- Astonishingly proud.
- So am I, "astonishingly proud."
See, we're all proud of you.
[Ringing Doorbell]
[Door Opens]
Coming in?
- Where's my brother?
- At the summerhouse.
We're alone. I wanted us
to celebrate your victory alone.
You don't want to hear me, do you?
It won't happen.
I won't betray my wife
or my brother.
We've already betrayed them
with every thought that we've had.
Whenever your brother
touches me, I think of you.
- Do you have a mistress?
- [Scoffs] Are you mad?
- Don't lie to me!
- How dare you call me a liar!
You're ready to lie to your husband,
so you expect me to lie to my wife,
my brother,
you want to ruin my family?
You'll be lying to me soon enough.
What's all this honorable behavior?
It's only coming out of fear.
- I'm not afraid of anything.
- Yes, you are. You're a hypocrite.
I'm ready to run away with you,
Adam, anywhere you say.
I thought you were a free spirit.
I was wrong.
You wouldn't know how to love me.
You only love yourself.
Don't walk away from me.
Come here.
Why do you love me,
Greta?
Because when you found out
you were really left-handed,
you let yourself
be left-handed.
That was a miracle.
Fine. So I'll wait
for the next miracle.
You don't expect a miracle
from Istvan?
No.
- Poor Istvan.
- Don't feel sorry for Istvan.
Istvan's
a deeply satisfied man.
He'll never change anything
about his life ever.
- Stop it, Greta.
- It's how I feel, Adam.
You want me to go home now and say,
"How was your day, darling,"
and slip into bed next to him and
carry on having an affair with you?
- I won't do that. I really can't.
- Nor could I.
Fine. Run along home and tell Hannah
a horrible thing's happened...
- so both of you can hate me.
- I'm not gonna tell anything.
I certainly don't hate you.
So what do you want?
Me to leave my husband,
you to stay with your wife?
Neither of us
leaves anyone?
Yeah. I suppose.
[Softly]
Go to hell.
[Adam Reading] "My family
and I leave for Algiers tonight.
"The Algerian Fencing has been courting me for some time,
"and I've decided
My very best to you,
as ever, Margittay."
He wrote to me as well.
- Imagine how astonished I was.
- He's a traitor, sir.
It's not that simple.
The baron's wife is Jewish,
so his children are considered Jews.
He's a traitor, sir.
Anti-Semitism is the creed of
resentful and unsuccessful people.
It's a shared madness,
which the baron couldn't accept.
But we have.
The worst thing about anti-Semitism
is it's a philosophy of philistines.
It's in bad taste. I don't know how
much longer I can go along with it.
[Radio Announcer] Clause four
of the law passed this afternoon...
limits Jewish involvement
in public and economic circles.
Insofar as the new law
is concerned,
he is or has at least one parent...
or has at least
two grandparents...
who are, at the effective date
of the legislation,
members
of a Jewish congregation.
Or who have been, before the
effective date of the present law,
members of any Jewish
religious community.
As well as and in addition to
the herein described,
all progeny born after the effective
date will be treated as Jews.
For now,
the new law will not apply...
to those who were decorated
with a silver...
or gold medal for gallantry
in the war of 1914 to 1918.
Your poor father
would have been exempt.
Those whose fathers were decorated
with the gold medal for gallantry...
or at least twice
with the silver medal,
- as well as any who participated...
- Then we're exempt as well.
In the national movement against
the 1918 and 1919 revolutions...
if he risked his life
or suffered loss of liberty...
as a result
of such activities...
as well as spouses and children
of these people.
Mother's exempt.
[Announcer] Further, those who
are active or retired priests...
- [Softly] Monsters.
- Or ministers of Christian faith...
and those who, under the auspices
of the Olympic Committee...
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