00:03Sì, guarda bene.
00:07What is all of this?
00:08The world famous Marwen, Mark's art installation.
00:13So that's the guy?
00:15Yeah, right up there.
00:16Some Nazi thugs jumped him.
00:19It's a miracle he survived.
00:22I was a hell of a good artist, and now I can barely write my name.
00:25So my dolls have to tell the story.
00:29At your service, mademoiselle.
00:32I just moved in across the street.
00:34I love all the details.
00:36Who are they?
00:38They are Nazis torturing Hoagie.
00:40Why?
00:41Because he's different.
00:42The women of Marwen protect me.
00:46You are safe.
00:48But toast, just for you.
00:51Are all of the dolls people you know?
00:53Yeah.
00:53Everyone has a place here in Marwen.
00:55I just moved in across the street.
00:57So are you going to go to the sentencing?
01:00You're a suffering human being.
01:01I want these guys to get more than just a slap on the wrist.
01:04It's important that you're there to look your assailant straight in the eye.
01:08I'm not really sure how to do this.
01:11When are you going to man up and put an end to this crap?
01:14What are you talking about?
01:15We're one and the same, pal.
01:16If I can be a hero, so can you.
01:18Maybe the dolls should stay in the car.
01:20I never go anywhere without my backup.
01:28It hurts like hell.
01:29You've got to embrace the pain.
01:34It's the only way Mark's going to heal.
01:37I got your back, Hoagie.
01:39Bottoms up, girls.
01:43What do you think this is?
01:44The Indy 500?
01:51Go, go, go!
01:56More ammo!
01:57More ammo!
01:59Thought I heard you yelling for more gumbo.
02:01No.
02:02No gumbo.
02:05You've got to love the pain.
02:08Pain is our rocket fuel.
02:12I have my art and I have my friends.
02:15I have hope.
02:16And I'll be okay.
02:17Hell yeah.
02:22That's kind of violent.
02:26But at least the Nazis are dead.
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