Troubled Water
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- 2008
- 115 min
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And so Kai from F...
...was released this Thursday.
Let us light him a candle.
thoughts and the hope that...
...he will manage on the outside.
Light a candle for what you
carry inside of you.
I found this.
- Substitute organist?
- With my own flat and all.
- Do you think I can handle it?
- Of course you can handle it.
I've served 2/3 and behaved well.
It's with my own flat and all.
Can you help me? I don't know
how I'll... what I'll do.
Congratulations.
- On your release and...
- Thank you.
And the job, if you get it.
- Any plans for tomorrow?
- No.
I thought I'd go out
and get something to eat.
Good luck!
Do something, damn it!
I've written you a certificate.
It doesn't say you've done time.
Only that you've played here.
- What if they check?
- All we can tell you is to be honest.
from the newspapers.
your middle name instead.
Thomas.
Hi.
I'm Thomas Hansen.
I'm here for the job interview...
...as substitute organist.
- Liss from the congregation.
- I have to be a bit careful.
I'm afraid our decision is final.
We need someone with more
experience. Thanks for applying.
Sorry for not informing you.
Hey, can I have a look at the organ?
Thank you.
- Did you play recently?
- Yes. I'm sorry.
Thomas.
Anna. I'm a priest here.
- You've played in the Ila jail?
- Yes.
For the Sunday evening services.
- Where else have you played?
- And you can start immediately?
It's messy here this month, so
we need someone who actually can play.
- How is your hand?
- You heard him. You did.
Here. Take any notes you need.
There is an entrance there,
but let's take this way and then up.
You can't bring anything...
...or you risk damaging the pipes.
The altar-piece is younger
than the church. From 1892.
And up here is our organ.
Beautiful.
Hi. It went great. I got the job.
Have you eaten? Is it done?
Oh.
I don't know. I'll try to
eat something in a little while.
Yes, of course. I understand that.
I'll call you later if I need
to know anything else.
You're not an organist.
The last guy played differently.
You can't be here.
Get down from there.
Oh, here you are? Aren't you
supposed to be at the children's club?
He didn't bother you, did he?
Were you able to practice?
It's fine.
Excuse me. I was practicing
when I heard a noise.
- I'm just trying to open the window.
- All right.
I'll...
No!
- Why did you that?
- What?
I'm trying to open the window
to let it out.
I didn't realize.
My apologies.
Now you don't have to open it.
Can you help me?
Please, please.
- Where do you want it?
- Here.
You're doing fine. Come on.
- Just inject it there.
- But I don't see it. Where?
- Here, look.
You're doing fine.
Is anybody here not baptized?
And you others?
Do you remember your baptism?
Why are we baptized?
What do you know. Usually
we pour the water on the child's head.
If you drink it,
it will act a lot faster.
Thomas?
This is our new organist.
Couldn't you play us something?
Show them good some church music.
I apologize. This is unacceptable.
It's fine. I can scrub it off.
Out of the question. You're not
moving in until everything's proper.
You need a paint job
and some new furniture.
choose everything. It's great.
- Is that included?
- What do you know. Yes, I suppose.
- But this is...
- This will do perfectly.
I need your personal particulars
in order to give you your salary.
Here.
Just fill this out.
And please...
Write clearly.
And your social security number.
Thank you.
- Here you are. Have a nice day.
- Good bye.
I play here.
Thomas Hansen.
- What are you doing here?
- I live here.
What did you want?
I promised to drop off some curtains.
They insisted you need some color.
What do you think?
Here?
Where are you from? Stavanger?
No. I'm from various places.
Mostly from here.
Do you have a family?
I don't want to talk about it.
I grew up with my mother and
she died at the time...
...when you don't care that
much about your parents.
Which one do you like most?
Many people feel bad about that.
If you ever need to talk to anyone...
Not much helps
when somebody has died.
Sorry for asking so much.
It's an occupational injury.
Oh, you don't have any curtain rods.
- Should I keep them?
- Yes, keep them.
Can I come in and play?
No.
Stop it...
Thomas, your particulars didn't
match the ones in the registry.
But they matched a certain
Jan Thomas Hansen.
That was my bad.
I never use "Jan".
That's why I asked you
to write clearly.
I haven't done this before,
so you'll have to try it first.
People always want psalms
- But you make them more beautiful.
- Thank you.
Do you know the story about
Jesus walking on the water?
Yes. I don't like it.
He who believes will float.
He who doubts will sink.
It's about daring
to believe in the miracle.
A few days ago we had no organist.
But now when I arrived
an old lady was weeping
from your beautiful music.
Well, thanks for today.
- Careful.
You shouldn't ride with bad brakes.
As a priest you really shouldn't
neglect your bicycle.
I have my hands full with
taking care of the people.
Usually I'm in full control.
And everything is part of
God's plan.
So when you can't find an
explanation it's part of God's plan?
If it's all part of God's plan...
...why is there so much evil?
- Is that part of His plan too?
- Yes.
Many come to me to share
their experiences with evil.
And many can move on
thanks to those experiences.
Do you ever forgive on behalf
of God, but condemn personally?
I'm not sure forgiveness
is that important.
Many people never forgive anything,
but God forgives everything.
- So what is important?
- Reconciliation.
To be able to accept
things the way they are.
- Hi.
- Hi, mom.
- That's alright. Thank you so much.
Now go and lie down.
Lie down, I said!
Huh?
Do you like in that yellow house?
No.
- What do we do now?
- What do you mean?
Just look at him!
Do something then!
- How's it going?
- Fine.
I have to drop him off and do
- Do you want to sit at the back?
- Yes.
Take me over there.
And spin around.
Are you okay?
There was a crazy lady that
came over and talked to me.
It was just a bit unsettling.
- Do you remember the Holy Communion?
- Yes, of course.
The mass of Thomas.
The mass for those who doubt.
Have you every had Communion?
No. I don't believe in it,
so why should I do it?
You don't have to believe. Communion
is flesh and blood, bread and whine.
Why didn't you mention it earlier?
I'll tell them you can't come.
At normal workplaces you go
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