00:00What have you heard already?
00:03That illness.
00:05It thickened the bones, it accelerated the healing process and tissue regeneration.
00:10Is that all true?
00:13Every word.
00:15But if that's what it was doing, why call it an illness?
00:20The Leopardopterans made a nest out of the human body where they could eat and multiply.
00:27An illness is what it is.
00:30But then?
00:31Where do you want me to start?
00:33From the beginning.
00:38I'm old, Mr. Manny.
00:40My memory is not one of my strong points.
00:44Well, for example, why do they call you Madame Svenska?
00:48A name is just a trace.
00:50It is our business card, our identifier.
00:54It presents us to the world.
00:55What does it tell our story or really describe who we are?
01:02I swear I know three or four idiots with the same exact name.
01:06Well, yes, but we are not made of that name.
01:11It is given to us.
01:13Other people choose it for us, whether it suits us or not.
01:17It doesn't tell us who we really are.
01:20That name will not give us any answers.
01:24It is only through growing old that we become the answer to the questions of our childhood.
01:31And living in Sweden the last thirty years has definitely inspired this affectionate moniker.
01:38And so, Madame Svenska, it is.
01:41And yet you come back to Italy.
01:45Why?
01:48Because I forgot.
01:52But I also forgot that I had promised to remember.
01:58Tell me.
02:00Please excuse me.
02:03Sometimes my memory needs to be jogged.
02:06There has always been a song that, as well as the name you referred to so much,
02:11has labeled my whole life, has given it a name.
02:15And it's from a name.
02:16If you can believe how bizarre and sometimes unbelievable my confused memories are to describe,
02:23that all this began.
02:35Say goodbye
02:38Party flows from my hand
02:42If you leave me
02:46Make sure you miss me
02:50If you fly
02:54You're losing something less kind
03:08Feels like it's gonna rain again.
03:30Baby
03:40Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
04:10Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
04:42Oh, oh, oh, oh.
05:10Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
05:14Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
05:26Who is it?
05:27Yes, hello. I'm Dr. Reed from the Santa Marguerite Institute.
05:31I'm sorry, but Mr. Felton is no longer a patient.
05:35I know. This is why I'm here.
05:37Hello?
05:40Anyone?
06:00I'm sorry.
06:22I'm sorry.
07:12I'm sorry.
07:16Hello?
07:17The gate was open.
07:18Are you there?
07:21Hello?
07:22Is anyone there?
07:29Oh, my God.
07:32Oh, my God.
07:36Oh, my God.
07:41Oh, my God.
07:48Oh, my God.
07:50Oh, my God.
08:01Oh, my God.
08:07Oh, my God.
08:16Oh, my God.
08:19Oh, my God.
08:20Oh, my God.
08:37Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
09:15Oh, oh.
09:48Oh, oh, oh, oh.
09:49I came here voluntarily, outside the Institute.
09:52So what do you want?
09:54I am personally re-examining your case.
09:57Causes, reagents.
09:59I strongly believe there are alternative ways and probably other experiments that are worth a try.
10:04I am fighting with the Institute to recognize there are other adequate remedies for your husband's apology.
10:10Oh, no, please.
10:11I'm just assisting him.
10:12I'm his nurse.
10:14Oh, I didn't know.
10:16It's okay.
10:17I suppose you want to talk to him.
10:22I apologize for the darkness, but Mr. Felton's sight has been damaged and immensely compromised because of the disease.
10:29Anyway, I am Gloria.
10:31Oh, and please, refrain from smoking inside.
10:34Mr. Felton hates the smell of smoke.
10:37Sorry.
10:55Please, this way.
10:59Bad habit.
11:01Smoking?
11:02Yes.
11:03Such a shame.
11:04You should quit.
11:06You have no idea how bad this is for you.
11:09Not only for your health, but it's also very expensive.
11:12Money and time wasted.
11:15I have so much to do every day.
11:17I couldn't waste time with such a bad habit.
11:20Do you assist Mr. Felton all day?
11:22Oh, no.
11:23From midday to 8 p.m.
11:25Then I go back home.
11:26I live near here.
11:28If needed, he can contact me with a pager, but that's not often.
11:32His wife takes care of him when I'm off.
11:35What can you tell me about her?
11:37I met her just a couple of times.
11:39She's usually out or locked in her bedroom when I'm here.
11:43Let's say they don't seem to get along.
11:46I didn't know.
11:48But, you know, when she's home, she listens to the same music.
11:51The same song.
11:53Over and over.
12:17This way, please.
12:22Mr. Felton will be here in a few minutes.
12:26Okay.
12:28Okay.
14:28Start having some doubts.
14:30Why is there so much life in such small but lethal creatures?
14:34An arbiter, that's all we need.
14:36What? It's wrong and crazy.
14:38It's human nature.
14:39That same nature in which we are equals to those ants eating each other. But pardon me, I forgot my
14:46manners. Please sit down.
14:51Dr. Reed, I suppose?
14:53Sorry, Mr. Felton. Pleased to meet you.
14:55So you already met Gloria?
14:58Yes, she let me in.
14:59She's a great reference, extremely hard working, but back to us. I don't recall seeing beautiful doctors like you at
15:05the Institute, Dr. Reed.
15:06I am flattered, Mr. Felton. I arrived at the Institute just a few months after you left. And you left
15:14because?
15:14Inadequacy of the sanitary treatments within the structure.
15:18That's right. And in a few words?
15:21In a few words. They didn't know how to treat my case, and they left me there to die.
15:26But it seems that other issues tickle me.
15:29I once or twice refuse to go through exams.
15:32Mr. Felton, is there anything I can do for you?
15:34Oh, Gloria. Yes. See if Dr. Reed needs anything.
15:38Oh, no.
15:38May I offer you a cup of tea? Or coffee? Espresso?
15:41No. Thank you.
15:43As you wish. How about you, Mr. Felton?
15:45No, thank you. I'll keep entertaining our guest. You can go now.
15:52Year diagnosed? 1958?
15:55Yes. Indicatively, some friends and I contracted the disease while traveling to Egypt. And it got worse.
16:03In addition to the disease, the first exam showed some inconsistency. Some hormonal deficiency. Overdose of non-prescribed drugs, opiates.
16:13Anoxal? Wasn't it recalled in the mid-60s?
16:17Doctor, don't you think that nowadays there are ways to obtain drugs without any prescription?
16:24I believe so. According to your file, you still receive your disability pension. Even better. It seems that the beneficiary
16:33is your wife.
16:34Ariana Gallo?
16:35Exactly. She's the one who takes care of me when Gloria is off. How about your daughter?
16:41My daughter? Celeste has never come back home.
16:46disappeared. She was adopted, am I right?
16:51Hmm. The investigators confirmed that she intentionally left. They never suspected a kidnapping since there was no ransom request.
16:58How about Weeman? Wasn't he a suspect?
17:01A flash in the pan. An idiot who brought confusion by sending warnings and threats.
17:08And her birth parents?
17:09Doctor Reed, young girls often decide to just go. And this is what my daughter decided to do when-
17:15Jennifer.
17:16What did you say?
17:18At times, you'd call her Jennifer.
17:20No. My daughter-
17:21Mr. Fenton, what has really happened to your daughter?
17:24I just told you-
17:25How about the off-the-record version?
17:26I am not sure where you're trying to go with this, but I won't tolerate- I don't have the
17:30strength for this now!
17:33I know you've been trying to forget her, but this picture might help you to.
17:39What is this? Where did you get this picture?
17:44Isn't she your daughter? Celeste, or has you called her? Jennifer?
17:48I asked you a question!
17:49Back of the picture says Jennifer-
17:51There is no-
17:51Jennifer!
17:52You thought I was stupid, didn't you, Mr. Felton? Do you-
17:55Do you really think I'd come here without knowing what I'm talking about?
17:58Who are you, and why did you come here?
18:00Did you come to my home to threaten me with your condescending tone?
18:05Threatening you? So maybe I should ask your wife then?
18:07She's not home!
18:10Seems like she is.
18:11Mr. Felton, I just talked to the director of the Institute on the phone.
18:15They have never heard of Dr. Reed. She is not what she claims to be.
18:19Well, Miss Reed, if that is your real name, your time here has ended.
18:25Please, leave my property.
18:28Miss Gloria will escort you out.
18:31Please follow me.
18:32Mr. Felton, please tell me what you did to your daughter!
18:35Good evening.
18:36Follow me.
18:45Mr. Felton.
18:53You know the way.
18:57How do you even-
18:58How do I do what?
19:01How do you even sleep at night?
19:03You use people's lives regardless of the pain you cause.
19:06The Felton's have been through a lot.
19:10And they are good people.
19:12Gloria, a young girl disappeared!
19:15We all know the story.
19:16Unfortunately.
19:17A burden that the Felton's will have to carry for the rest of their lives.
19:22Celeste just left them.
19:25If that was the case...
19:28There was a motivation behind it.
19:31And it threatened her life.
19:33Well, my God is playing the same with you.
20:03I don't know.
