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00:01:33true accord consists of not merely forgetting the past helga my name is helga ballman
00:01:49all of us who are members of the germanic peoples can be happy and thankful that once
00:01:55in thousands of years fate has given us from among the germanic peoples such a genius a leader
00:02:04our fuhrer adolf hitler and you should be happy to be allowed to work with us
00:02:14heinrich himmler i knew who said it
00:02:22we're ready
00:02:29don't watch the clock just do what it does keep going
00:02:41why would i be angry with this child her immaturity shone through as she was so young
00:02:52or should i not forgive her childish behavior
00:02:59could fault be found in the horror or the monster she was becoming when she realized but didn't
00:03:05say no curiosity and fate spoke more directly to her than conscience
00:03:15my feelings can perhaps be imagined but they can hardly be described
00:03:28have i tried to forgive myself for doing all those things
00:03:40would it have made any difference
00:03:46leave your confessional for others to judge
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00:04:07I don't know.
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00:07:01Let's find your room.
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00:09:48Sleep time out.
00:09:50Good night, Mummy.
00:09:52Good night, my baby.
00:09:54aaah!
00:09:55Good night, Teddy Scrimpkins.
00:09:57MUAH!
00:10:24Aunt Janine makes the best apple strudel.
00:10:28Strudel is only for Passover. It's a sin to eat apart from them.
00:10:31Of course it's not a sin. You couldn't eat it all before the holiday ended unless you were a pig.
00:10:37Seven days and eight nights. Anything left after that is spoiled.
00:10:41Grandmother puts extra sugar in her strudel, which is cheating because it stays better for longer.
00:10:46And I don't like it. It's too sweet for me.
00:10:48I actually prefer Grandmother's strudel. All the others are too tart.
00:10:53Benjamin, stop using words I don't understand.
00:10:57Um, can we take a break?
00:10:59We can't stop yet. We need to keep walking another couple of miles at least.
00:11:04Miles is a lot of walking. I have shorter legs than you.
00:11:11Um, how much further can you guess?
00:11:13That's not important right now. What is important is that we get as much distance covered as we can before
00:11:18dark.
00:11:31Benjamin, remember you need to make it last, okay?
00:11:34Why didn't you ring more?
00:11:37Come on, let's get going.
00:11:40Going where? Do you even know where we are going?
00:11:43I think, um, maybe we need to head down to the river. We can find a crossing from there.
00:11:49I can't swim.
00:11:51Why in the bridge of checkpoints? You said to avoid checkpoints.
00:11:55Benjamin, look, I'm trying here. We'll figure something out, I promise you.
00:11:59I'm not filled with the law of Constance, Gisela.
00:12:03Be nice to her, Benjamin. Please.
00:12:26I'm scared.
00:12:29Are you here for us?
00:12:30No.
00:12:32At least I... I hope not.
00:12:39Mr. Scrumberg, the baker.
00:12:41We know this man.
00:12:52Come, we need to hide, quickly.
00:13:01They are Teddy Scrumkins.
00:13:03Don't look.
00:13:15Are you okay?
00:13:19I'll be fine.
00:13:22They took Teddy Scrumkins.
00:13:26I'm sorry.
00:13:27I'll get you another one.
00:13:28It won't be the same.
00:13:30I had Teddy Scrumkins forever.
00:13:37We need to travel quickly.
00:13:38We're still far too close to the town.
00:13:40They got Teddy Scrumkins.
00:13:43Why did you leave him there?
00:13:44They almost found us.
00:13:46I'm sorry.
00:13:48We cannot be caught.
00:13:49Not now, not out here.
00:13:50Do you understand me?
00:13:52Yes, I'm sorry.
00:13:55Don't be sorry.
00:13:57It's okay.
00:13:59You didn't ask for any of this, Benjamin.
00:14:00None of us did.
00:14:02Come, we need to move.
00:14:03Quickly.
00:14:04Go.
00:14:04Go, you 125 now.
00:14:05Go, up.
00:14:07Go, lad.
00:14:09Go, our.
00:14:16Go.
00:14:31Go, now, Sergeant.
00:14:34No need to make our guests nervous.
00:14:39You are part of the programme, my homosexual little angel.
00:14:43This is just my way of instilling in you the benefits of getting along.
00:14:48You've no idea the amount of trouble a bunch of hormonally charged women can cause in one place.
00:14:53There will be no trouble.
00:14:56There'll be no trouble.
00:14:58Normal and boring.
00:15:00That's what suits this programme.
00:15:04I'm sure your family would agree.
00:15:09No one cares.
00:15:21Look, also Nina, I'm officially a member of the programme.
00:15:25How long, how long do you think before they do a pairing? Come on, please tell me.
00:15:28Look, I don't know, Holger. They tell me as much as they do you.
00:15:31Mine will be handsome. Or rich.
00:15:33All songs aside, perhaps from a rich family.
00:15:36Or maybe both.
00:15:38So, can you sing me a song?
00:15:39Not phonograph, Helga.
00:15:41Besides, she only sings for her friends.
00:15:44Are we not friends in here swimming?
00:15:46It's alright, Heidi, I don't mind. I will sing for this lust mulch.
00:15:51Did you call me?
00:15:53Helga.
00:15:54Helga.
00:15:54Look, not all of us are as happy to be here as you.
00:15:57Well, I know that.
00:15:59Ansela.
00:16:01Call me names, Heidi, but this programme is important to Führer.
00:16:05I am of true German blood and they will pair me with a partner of my choosing.
00:16:09We are the future of the Reich.
00:16:11There is no future, Helga.
00:16:14Why are you a believer, Helga?
00:16:17The Führer has commanded it.
00:16:20We are the entitled ones, after all.
00:16:24Are we not the master race?
00:16:31What if you do not agree, then I don't know why you're here.
00:16:33I do not agree.
00:16:38Cadets 1138 ready for duty, sir.
00:16:43So it finally arrived?
00:16:45Yes, by mail.
00:16:46My mother is very proud.
00:16:48How do you get your collar so stiff, Helga?
00:16:51Hustle and technique, my captain.
00:16:53It takes practice.
00:16:54Closer.
00:16:55Closer.
00:16:57You have to follow the seam.
00:16:58Follow the seam!
00:17:05You're not late.
00:17:07She apologises, captain.
00:17:09No apologies, captain.
00:17:17Exempory uniform, cadet.
00:17:19Thank you, my captain.
00:17:22Maybe some of the other girls could learn from your example.
00:17:24Yes, maybe they could.
00:17:31Father would never allow your boots to be that muddy.
00:17:34Well, Father's not here right now, so my boots can be as muddy as I choose.
00:17:38It's going to take a long time to clean those boots.
00:17:41Somehow I do not think it will matter.
00:17:44Are you frightened?
00:17:46Yes, I am.
00:17:47I'm scared.
00:17:48Look, when we get to the border, your aunt will buy you new shoes.
00:17:51Is she still alive?
00:17:53Please don't say things like that, Benjamin.
00:18:02We haven't seen our auntie for the longest time.
00:18:05Our aunt is a Jewish woman on the German-French border.
00:18:09If an auntie haven't got to her, she's long since fled.
00:18:11You'd be surprised.
00:18:13Not many people would abandon their family so easily.
00:18:16You did.
00:18:19Up.
00:18:34These two trouble makers will push all your buttons just so they could stay up all night.
00:18:38Especially this little one.
00:18:39Don't worry professor. I think I'll be okay.
00:18:42You'll be good my lovelies.
00:18:44What time are you getting home?
00:18:45You don't need to worry about that.
00:18:47You just go to bed when Gisella tells you to.
00:18:50We shouldn't be too long after the presentation.
00:18:52Now she's banning drinks and socialising.
00:18:55Go and enjoy your evening. We'll be all right here.
00:18:57Wait, wait.
00:18:58Huh?
00:18:59She should have her bath in the next hour.
00:19:02Why can't I go to bed at the same time as Benjamin?
00:19:05Oh, that's again.
00:19:06It's because your brother is older.
00:19:09I hate being the youngest.
00:19:12Well, that's just how it is.
00:19:16Go. Enjoy your evening. I can hold down the fort here.
00:19:18Come on, Trouble.
00:19:19Gisella.
00:19:31They found me a room.
00:19:33I mean, sorry. I'll wait.
00:19:38What's good in life, cadet?
00:19:41Furtherance of the Reich.
00:19:42Wisdom of our Führer.
00:19:44Subjugation of our enemies.
00:19:47Verbatim and correct, cadet.
00:19:50You nervous, Miss Holm?
00:19:52I do not.
00:19:55Family? Mother, perhaps?
00:19:57I do not.
00:20:00My father was lieutenant in Luftwaffe.
00:20:02I do not wish to be paired with anyone of lower rank.
00:20:07Ambition is welcomed and will serve you well.
00:20:10Are you close to your father?
00:20:12He was closer to my brother.
00:20:14But he did take me hunting and taught me how to shoot.
00:20:18Why here?
00:20:19So far from home?
00:20:22Females aren't allowed to fight.
00:20:24Despite willingness and ability.
00:20:27Choices are restricted for women.
00:20:29Risks escalate, but reward is the same.
00:20:33A work here is seen as endeavours of Frankenstein and madness.
00:20:38Yet you know the Führer.
00:20:42That is the notoriety for which my family is associated.
00:20:47Don't worry about this, Sergeant.
00:20:50I had lunch with the Führer.
00:20:52Once, in Berlin with my uncle.
00:20:55He was commending officers on action in Austria.
00:20:59A great honour, Captain.
00:21:02Information you already had and just wanted to confirm.
00:21:06I wish to serve the fatherland.
00:21:12So young.
00:21:14Coming so far to join us.
00:21:17I believe in destiny and fate.
00:21:19Both of which have brought me here.
00:21:23Furtherance of the Reich.
00:21:26What luck for our rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:36What luck for our rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:50What luck for our rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:50What luck for our rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:52What luck for our rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:52What luck for our rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:53What luck for their rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:53What luck for their rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:54What luck for their rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:54What luck for their rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:54What luck for their rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:55What luck for their rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:56What luck for their rulers that women don't think too much.
00:22:00What luck for their rulers that women don't think too much.
00:23:04Usher Christ!
00:23:12Get rid of them.
00:23:22Uncle, so good to see you.
00:23:24And you, my girl.
00:23:28Get dressed.
00:23:37For your hangover.
00:23:48Whatever it is, the answer's no.
00:23:51Shut up, you idiot. Just shut up.
00:23:54Barely got back from the Austrian front.
00:23:56I'm taking my ten days' leave.
00:23:58Front. Front.
00:24:00That isn't a front. You wouldn't know a front.
00:24:05All leave has been cancelled.
00:24:08Shit, really?
00:24:10They're doing it, aren't they?
00:24:12Finally.
00:24:13This is a fight we've been spoiling for for a long time.
00:24:17Frankly, guess.
00:24:19The Führer, in his infinite wisdom, has decided on Poland.
00:24:23Bloody Poland?
00:24:24He sees it as poking the bear all rank and far at the ready.
00:24:28Uncle, but you can't. You promised.
00:24:30Why do you think I'm here?
00:24:32I've not forgotten.
00:24:34How many men?
00:24:35He wants everyone.
00:24:37Everyone.
00:24:39So we're all in?
00:24:41Germany will either be a world power or will not be at all.
00:24:45At least eviscerate the British.
00:24:47Uncle was lost in the first battle vein.
00:24:49He'll have his truth.
00:24:50It is not the truth that matters.
00:24:53We don't have the numbers to beat the French.
00:24:56Whoever lies the torch of war in Europe wishes for nothing but chaos.
00:25:00You strike first. Deliver the first blow.
00:25:02With the kind of numbers the French have amassed,
00:25:04there will be plenty of fight left before this is done.
00:25:06Some are my words.
00:25:09A shift of focus within the SS ranks has seen our family's stock rise
00:25:14and I have been assigned a number of special projects.
00:25:18Special? What is special?
00:25:20Actually, shut up and let the men speak.
00:25:22A project called Liebensborn.
00:25:24I have taken the lead role in Stuttgart.
00:25:27It is part of the Führer's master race plan, so it will be recognised.
00:25:32Don't think me a coward, Wagner.
00:25:35The project's already been running in Munich for three years
00:25:38with varying degrees of success.
00:25:41And it comes with a promotion.
00:25:43How long?
00:25:45The rank of captain, with a year in Stuttgart whilst the offensive takes place.
00:25:50How long?
00:25:51One.
00:25:53Maybe two.
00:25:54Two years?
00:25:55Ursula can visit as often as she likes.
00:26:07These clashes are an evolutionary possibility which will enable us one day to create a Germanic Reich.
00:26:17I'll be fighting sheep by the time I get to the war.
00:26:19Do not be an imbecile.
00:26:22Our family lost fifteen members in the last war.
00:26:24You lost two uncles, one of whom died saving my life.
00:26:27There will be no repeat.
00:26:29Understand and rejoice in that.
00:26:36Tomorrow morning, be ready.
00:26:48If I appear as a revolutionary, then it is as a revolutionary against revolution.
00:26:56Goodbye, Ursula.
00:27:01Goodbye, Ursula.
00:27:30Goodbye, Ursula.
00:27:31This isn't a holiday.
00:27:33You're part of Liebensborn.
00:27:36Full uniform when not in the house is expected.
00:27:40Try to conduct yourself with dignity at all times.
00:27:43Do not bring the program into disrepute.
00:27:46Or the sergeant here will have to punish you.
00:27:50I was joking about the sergeant.
00:27:52Let's get your uniform.
00:28:07What are you doing here, Margaret?
00:28:09Where's your grandfather?
00:28:11I'm sorry, father.
00:28:13They arrested Grandad Munns.
00:28:16They said he was a spy.
00:28:20It's okay.
00:28:21It's okay.
00:28:22It's okay.
00:28:24You just have to be strong now.
00:28:27You've been gone so long.
00:28:30I don't know what to do.
00:28:33Please, just tell me what to do.
00:28:38Don't say anything to anyone here.
00:28:40I'll think of something I promise.
00:28:44You need to go now.
00:28:46But don't let anyone know.
00:28:49Just pretend it's normal and we're just strangers.
00:28:54Margaret Schultz.
00:28:57This way.
00:28:58Daylights are wasting.
00:29:14Helga.
00:29:15Hurry up.
00:29:16There are others waiting.
00:29:17What do you think?
00:29:18Remind me of when I was younger, Heidi.
00:29:20I didn't know as much.
00:29:22God damn you, Helga.
00:29:23You'd make an exceptional stranger.
00:29:25We'll now not all be ready on time.
00:29:28Maybe you should sing to us, Senny.
00:29:30Melt the bitch's heart.
00:29:31Cry more than my singing.
00:29:45Helga!
00:29:46It takes four seconds to get out of the bathroom.
00:29:49I'll give you two.
00:29:50Any woman who relies on her face is a fool, Helga.
00:29:53I can fix that.
00:29:59You have not thought this through.
00:30:02Helga has her way out of this shitty program and so do I.
00:30:05Forget about Helga.
00:30:07She's a yuck.
00:30:09Look, to get to the border, you're going to need transport.
00:30:12It's too far to walk.
00:30:14I have provisions.
00:30:15Enough for two days.
00:30:17We'll get to the French border and then I'll call for resistance.
00:30:20Not if you're caught.
00:30:22Don't tell.
00:30:24Plan to go cross country.
00:30:26I promise you'll be true.
00:30:29It's not me that you need to worry about.
00:30:33Helga!
00:30:35Get out of that damn bathroom!
00:30:46You don't have to worry about him.
00:30:49Look, just promise me that you'll reconsider.
00:30:58You don't have to worry about him.
00:31:04It's like they do not wish to be here.
00:31:08Every girl comes to her own story, Helga.
00:31:14It is time, Captain.
00:31:19As you know, today is a special day.
00:31:28Your efforts today will be celebrated and remembered now and forever.
00:31:35As a victory over our enemies.
00:31:41And the betterment of the Reich.
00:31:51We are very excited, Captain.
00:31:56Yes, Captain. Our special day.
00:32:00Heidi.
00:32:01It is a day for our nation, Captain.
00:32:04Correct, Heidi.
00:32:05You have been chosen to bring glory to the Fatherland.
00:32:13Heidi.
00:32:19Private Lang.
00:32:36Do you think it's empty?
00:32:47I don't know, maybe.
00:32:49I'm tired.
00:32:50Look, it's getting dark and we need a place to stay.
00:32:53We've been walking for 15 or more hours.
00:32:56And there's no way that we're going to the border.
00:32:58I know.
00:33:00Well, do something.
00:33:01I know, I'm thinking.
00:33:04Great, you're thinking.
00:33:05Look, what do you want me to say, hmm?
00:33:07This is difficult for me too, you know.
00:33:11Right, I'll go check it out.
00:33:13Just stay here.
00:33:30What are you doing? I told you to wait.
00:33:32Is it empty?
00:33:33I think so, but it's locked.
00:33:35You can break a window.
00:33:54And then I was stationed over in Calais where I was overlooking the Building C defenses.
00:34:03It's your move.
00:34:06Sorry?
00:34:08It's your move.
00:34:10Oh.
00:34:12Hmm.
00:34:22Something tells me you're a bit of a genius.
00:34:25What?
00:34:27That move that you just made is actually a very famous documented attack by a Russian chess master back in
00:34:331919.
00:34:34It was actually called the Indian King attack.
00:34:37Oh, sorry.
00:34:39Excuse me.
00:34:40It's not an illegal move.
00:34:42I was merely just pointing out that you seem to know they're going the game very well.
00:34:48So it appears I'm still waiting on my bow, Captain.
00:34:54I'll discipline that private when he shows up.
00:34:57He's buried rude.
00:34:58Private?
00:35:00How low you think of my ambition.
00:35:02So you consider yourself the officer material then, do you feel good?
00:35:06At the very least.
00:35:07So what officer did you have in mind?
00:35:09Or should I report his tardiness to my Captain?
00:35:12The sergeant and I racked our brains for hours trying to find a match suitable for your beauty.
00:35:19But no.
00:35:21No, we couldn't find anyone suitable.
00:35:24A beauty of your caliber does require someone more deserving.
00:35:29Filled with confusion, Captain.
00:35:32Not to find a match in this program?
00:35:36Oh, woe is me.
00:35:38I can assure you that a lot of thought has gone into finding you a...
00:35:42A match that keeps me waiting.
00:35:46I would be frightened beyond my wits.
00:35:50Tonight.
00:35:51I've been thinking.
00:35:53And it has to be tonight.
00:35:56Please excuse my friend.
00:35:58I'll have that water now.
00:36:02This might be too soon.
00:36:04Listen, I do not want to be with child when I escape from here.
00:36:12You go missing.
00:36:14The Captain.
00:36:15He'll use the soldiers to help find you.
00:36:17I told her this.
00:36:20Helga.
00:36:22Helga will be my subterfuge.
00:36:24Ben are easily distracted.
00:36:26Margaret.
00:36:27Please.
00:36:28If you wait, I...
00:36:30There might be.
00:36:31I might want to help you.
00:36:33The sergeant will find you.
00:36:35No, he won't.
00:36:38I cannot explain, but my plans have been made and my mind is set.
00:36:44Sinny.
00:36:45Come with me.
00:36:47Not that brave.
00:36:48Come with me.
00:37:03So may I ask, how long have you been a part of the Labour's Born program?
00:37:09Well, this doesn't sound like small talk hands.
00:37:12I mean, I don't want to offend you.
00:37:14I just, if possible, would like to know more about you
00:37:16and understand maybe why you joined the program.
00:37:19Joined? Make it sound like it was a choice.
00:37:25It doesn't matter.
00:37:29It all seems a little odd.
00:37:32I, too, am a little nervous.
00:37:35But I would like to try and ease any of your worries.
00:37:38Look, Hans, you seem sweet.
00:37:40But come on, you're only following orders
00:37:42just like everyone else in here, including me.
00:37:45Believe it or not, not all of us are volunteers.
00:37:51I don't...
00:37:54Maybe we should change the subject.
00:37:59Um, so...
00:38:00Whereabouts in Spain do you come from?
00:38:04Show me.
00:38:08Show me.
00:38:11The list they gave you, the questions,
00:38:14when you were paired with me.
00:38:33You see?
00:38:35You were doing so much better on your own.
00:38:38This was going well.
00:38:40I can never tell.
00:38:41I don't really know many women.
00:38:43Well, other than my mother and my sister and...
00:38:46That's fine.
00:38:48I understand.
00:38:53Gisella.
00:38:54Wait, please. Gisella, wait.
00:38:56Please.
00:38:56Please.
00:38:59Look, I'm sorry.
00:39:00I was meant to give this to you earlier.
00:39:02I know it's part of the ritual.
00:39:03I just left it in my coat.
00:39:05Hans, you're your own person.
00:39:08Look, you've done nothing wrong, but...
00:39:10Well, maybe you should think that not all orders should be followed.
00:39:16You have concerns. I understand that.
00:39:18But in my defence, we did get to choose our own flower.
00:39:23Erm...
00:39:23It's a Valencia Rose.
00:39:25I thought you might miss Spain and it would remind you of better times.
00:39:31Well, that was very thoughtful of you.
00:39:34But I just believe that romance is the best left in novels.
00:39:46I will not be the reason for you getting shot.
00:39:50Don't worry, Margaret.
00:39:52It's madness here.
00:39:53French will not believe me when I tell them my story.
00:39:56They'll have to.
00:40:01You have been and will be missed, Father.
00:40:05I've missed you, Margaret.
00:40:06I will not get caught.
00:40:08I'm many things, but not completely stupid.
00:40:15Maybe you should get a second opinion on stupidity, Margaret.
00:40:19What is it you want, Helga?
00:40:22The scene is all wrong.
00:40:24It doesn't fit the story you do portray yourselves in.
00:40:28Ignore her. She's just a bitch.
00:40:30Go back to your little playpen.
00:40:34Tell me, Margaret.
00:40:36Is there an attraction to old men?
00:40:40Come.
00:40:43You can come back.
00:40:51I'll see you later.
00:40:53Yes.
00:40:53Another thing is a dancer.
00:40:54In this country is a passado for me.
00:41:01I'm hungry.
00:41:02And you have mere fun.
00:41:03I'm hungry.
00:41:04You're hungry.
00:41:04I'm hungry.
00:41:05You're hungry.
00:41:06I'm hungry.
00:41:07You're hungry.
00:41:09You're hungry.
00:41:11I'm hungry.
00:41:23Maybe Margaret's right.
00:41:25We should try and make it to the border.
00:41:28She has no reason for her to escape.
00:41:31Don't let that inspire you to take away the risks.
00:41:35What, are you worried I'll stop coming back yet?
00:41:40It's our threat, the war upon us.
00:41:43I'm not to be underestimated.
00:41:46Look, Hans is an easily led automaton.
00:41:49He won't push back too hard.
00:41:52But they will want a match.
00:41:54No matter what we do, the war's going to end, Kizilla.
00:41:58We must continue our plan.
00:41:59Yes, but our plans are not going to work if we don't take decisive actions.
00:42:02Anywhere we go, we need money.
00:42:05I earn next to nothing.
00:42:08You looking after the professor's children is the same.
00:42:10But they're kind to me.
00:42:12They give me what they can.
00:42:15I feel we may lose our souls before it's too late.
00:42:20Oh my, Zio.
00:42:22You're so sweet.
00:42:24But possibly quite stupid and irretrievably deluded.
00:42:29You prefer you saw your hands.
00:42:31Oh, come on. Why would I give up my strong love, hmm?
00:42:35Look at me.
00:42:37This war will end.
00:42:39And there will be a place for us.
00:42:47More greens are going to meet the Builder.
00:42:50She thinks the French Resistance will take her in.
00:42:53She's a prized cow, Kizilla.
00:42:55Exalted like the ancient Egypts.
00:42:57Queens on pharaohs.
00:42:59So what, am I to a prized cow or maybe an Egyptian queen?
00:43:05What can I possibly give a queen in this place in time right now?
00:43:11You're mine.
00:43:13And that's enough.
00:43:19Well, it looks like no one's been here for days now.
00:43:21I think we're safe.
00:43:23I'm hungry.
00:43:24Did you find any food?
00:43:26No, I couldn't find anything.
00:43:27What are we going to do?
00:43:29Um, maybe I can look at the surrounding area, see if there's any other buildings.
00:43:34Any other choices?
00:43:36I don't know, Benjamin.
00:43:37What do you expect me to do?
00:43:38I'm trying my best here.
00:43:40I'm sorry.
00:43:41No, don't be sorry.
00:43:43It's fine.
00:43:44We have to be a team in this together, don't we?
00:43:46What are you thinking?
00:43:49When I knock like this, you'll know that it's me.
00:43:55So go inside, find a place to hide.
00:43:57If you hear anyone come, I need you to stay quiet.
00:43:59Can you do that for me?
00:44:00Yes.
00:44:01Okay, go on.
00:44:09Benjamin.
00:44:10No, no!
00:44:37No, no, no.
00:44:57Would you care to dance?
00:44:59Is that an order?
00:45:03May I?
00:45:12I feel a lot about what you said.
00:45:15What did I say?
00:45:17Well, more or not what you didn't say,
00:45:19about not having to follow every single order.
00:45:22Whilst that's a gallant gesture, Hans,
00:45:25if you do not fulfil your orders, someone else will,
00:45:27and they may not be so nice.
00:45:32A lot of expectations have been placed on me by my family.
00:45:36We're from the Mosul Valley, and my father was a soldier,
00:45:39and his father before him.
00:45:43It's hard to disappoint them.
00:45:45Expectations can be difficult to manage.
00:45:49But if we can work together, maybe we can find an alternative for it.
00:46:05My family were part of the Franco exodus.
00:46:08Many were murdered as they tried to escape.
00:46:11But by luck, well, you can call it that.
00:46:16My mother did have German heritage, so that gave us access to the Rhineland.
00:46:21But then German infantry brought us here.
00:46:25And they let me save her.
00:46:28Only if I joined the Lieblingsbahn.
00:46:36Gisela is falling in love.
00:46:38How come you're not?
00:46:39How come you're not?
00:46:44Gisela was you in the Officers.
00:46:46I miss Gaunt Ham.
00:46:51There we go.
00:46:53I miss書.
00:46:54Go Hawks, go Hawks.
00:46:57I miss Gaunt Ham.
00:46:58judgment time it was.
00:47:07It's all over the butt.
00:47:10Well, this is unexpected.
00:47:13Fistley, no doubt hand-picked.
00:47:15Well, then you're in town.
00:47:17Then I would have been presented with a sanitised view of the operation.
00:47:20Please accept my apologies.
00:47:22No need.
00:47:23Very much his fault, and he should know better.
00:47:26Boys will be boys.
00:47:28Attending?
00:47:33Conscripted nice, Sergeant.
00:47:36Progressing well with the programme, I see.
00:47:37It's been noticed.
00:47:39It's a work in progress.
00:47:41Good.
00:47:41Then you're in the right place at the right time.
00:47:44No, whatever it is, no.
00:47:46I'm a little busy here making babies with the Führer.
00:47:49High Command have issued a list of a number of combatants they want questioned.
00:47:53Interested parties who have spoken or acted against the war effort.
00:47:57We've dealt with those idiots who are printing the letters.
00:47:59This new list are of particular annoyance to the Reich.
00:48:03Juden ancestry.
00:48:08Round them up.
00:48:09Question them.
00:48:12And when I'm done?
00:48:17Back out we'll be in the nearest.
00:48:20You can't be.
00:48:22Interrogate.
00:48:23Investigate.
00:48:24Eliminate.
00:48:25You'd come up with that.
00:48:31Are there extra resources available?
00:48:34This looks like a highly questionable military operation.
00:48:38You'll have everything you need.
00:48:45Goodbye, Mr. Wonderful.
00:48:52This is going to take forever.
00:48:55Bloody bargain.
00:48:59I know that one.
00:49:01Have another look.
00:49:07No, I don't recognise any of them, sir.
00:49:09It's not true, Gisela.
00:49:10You looked after the Professor's children.
00:49:12I only ever met the mother and the children, but not him.
00:49:15Never him.
00:49:15It's a pleasure to meet you, Professor.
00:49:17Oh, William, please.
00:49:18We have no formalities here, Gisela.
00:49:20Of course.
00:49:21William.
00:49:23Gisela, I need you to focus.
00:49:25Of course, Captain.
00:49:27When you visited the house, did you notice any Jewish paraphernalia?
00:49:31Sorry, what?
00:49:32Jewish paintings or other illegal things.
00:49:35I'm sorry, Helga.
00:49:36Has your rank suddenly been promoted?
00:49:37Clearly the captain's not keeping your mouth occupied.
00:49:41Girls, girls, girls.
00:49:43Are we good?
00:49:45Stop it.
00:49:46Stop.
00:49:47This is exactly what we don't need.
00:49:50Gisela, concentrate.
00:49:53Did you notice anything in the Professor's house that made you think that Jewish people
00:49:57might live there?
00:50:06I'm sorry, sir.
00:50:07No, nothing that I saw.
00:50:08She's lying.
00:50:10No sabes nada, puta.
00:50:12That is a, Gisela.
00:50:17I'll tell you to let you go if you calm down.
00:50:22She's lying.
00:50:23Why would she lie?
00:50:25Could be lovers.
00:50:27Oh, Helga, shut up.
00:50:28He's old enough to be her grandfather.
00:50:31Well, some girls like older men around here.
00:50:35I'm telling you that Hunden is lying.
00:50:43Emily, only take small things.
00:50:45Of course I have.
00:50:46Gisela, how long?
00:50:47I don't know, but they cannot find me here.
00:50:49We know, Gisela, and we're very grateful.
00:50:51Will you come with us?
00:50:53Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:50:56I can't.
00:50:57Look, you'll be safe with your mother and father, okay?
00:50:59I'll miss you.
00:51:01Oh, Karenita, I'll miss you too.
00:51:15Is there another way out?
00:51:17Yes.
00:51:17Go through the basement.
00:51:19There's a door that leads to the back garden.
00:51:21We'll find a way to meet you after.
00:51:23Wait, what are you asking me to do?
00:51:25Gisela, take the children.
00:51:27Please.
00:51:27I can't take your children.
00:51:29Look, if the soldiers are here, they'll know that I've told you.
00:51:33Please, there's no time.
00:51:35Children, do what your mother tells you.
00:51:38Benjamin, go.
00:51:38Right.
00:51:43What's the meaning of this?
00:51:51What's the meaning of this?
00:51:53Save your outrage.
00:51:54Take him.
00:51:56No!
00:51:57What have we done?
00:51:58We're German citizens.
00:52:00Well, clearly someone thinks otherwise.
00:52:13I found the door.
00:52:15Are we going?
00:52:18It's...
00:52:19It's okay.
00:52:20It's okay.
00:52:24She'll be fine.
00:52:28What's happening?
00:52:29I can't really see, but...
00:52:34Helga!
00:52:35Is this your doing?
00:52:39Professor, you lied to us.
00:52:42You are Jews.
00:52:44No, we are German.
00:52:46Look at our papers.
00:52:47Captain, this is all a mistake.
00:52:49We are Germans!
00:52:56It was my grandfather's.
00:52:58Only a keepsake.
00:53:00That is true.
00:53:02We're German citizens.
00:53:03We have an essential business.
00:53:09We found nothing.
00:53:10What, have you checked under the beds?
00:53:12What?
00:53:13Shut up, Helga.
00:53:14They have children.
00:53:17And houses like this have a basement.
00:53:20Find the right door.
00:53:22Oh my God, I think they've arrested your father.
00:53:25We have to go.
00:53:27It's this way.
00:53:32You should be shamed of yourself.
00:53:35My wife does not deserve this.
00:53:37What have you done with your children?
00:53:40We are German citizens.
00:53:44Enough already.
00:53:45Take him for questioning.
00:53:47No, please, stop!
00:53:49Stop!
00:53:53No!
00:53:54No!
00:53:55No, please!
00:53:58No, no!
00:54:28We need to leave.
00:54:29I've got your assage.
00:54:30Soldiers came and Helga.
00:54:32Oh my God, Helga, she...
00:54:34She shot them!
00:54:35Helga?
00:54:36Who did she shoot?
00:54:37Oh my God.
00:54:41I got a chelty scrumkins.
00:54:42Thank you, Benjamin.
00:54:43Gisella, you need to leave Gisette.
00:54:46Start on foot.
00:54:47When I get a chance, I'll come with the truck.
00:54:48I can't do this.
00:54:50I warned you, Gisella.
00:54:51But I tried.
00:54:51You need to go.
00:54:52But Helga!
00:54:53Forget Helga!
00:54:59It's been a long time.
00:55:03She'll be back.
00:55:05Do you think so?
00:55:09You're right.
00:55:12We might be on our own from now on.
00:55:15And how will that work out?
00:55:18Don't worry.
00:55:19I will protect you.
00:55:21You can't protect me.
00:55:23You're too scrawny, Benjamin.
00:55:24Even Dad says so.
00:55:27Cold.
00:55:46Sorry I took so long.
00:55:49What's the food?
00:55:52Don't be afraid.
00:55:54Look, this is Isaiah.
00:55:58He's a friend.
00:56:19The Rose of Wall of Martyr patrols.
00:56:23What trouble I had brought with him.
00:56:28Gisella, your weapon's born.
00:56:30It'll keep you safe.
00:56:32I am nothing more than a prized cowlp market to them.
00:56:34You're more than a prized cowlp.
00:56:37Unfortunately, you won't suffer the same fate.
00:56:41We need to go cross-country.
00:56:43We need to avoid any border markers.
00:56:45Avoid people.
00:56:49We need to head over to France.
00:56:50I'll meet you just outside Strasbourg.
00:56:53We'll turn it to Fikishine together.
00:56:57I've heard of a man, Fikishine Moulin.
00:57:00He'll give us shelter.
00:57:04I just wish this damn war would be over.
00:57:09Soon.
00:57:11Then we can meet together.
00:57:33Please, Margaret.
00:57:35You have to wait.
00:57:37Your clothes.
00:57:38There's blood on them.
00:57:40What has happened?
00:57:41Something terrible.
00:57:45Your hand.
00:57:46It's burnt.
00:57:47I called it on my gum.
00:57:50Fenway is helping me.
00:57:52No, she is braver than you.
00:57:54Your hand.
00:57:56I can help.
00:57:59It is clean material and you need to keep the wound covered.
00:58:03You're not a doctor.
00:58:05No, she is a nurse.
00:58:06I trained as a nurse in a hospital in Zurich before the soldiers took me.
00:58:10The moment you're seen with her.
00:58:11We understand your concerns, but our minds are set on this action.
00:58:15See?
00:58:16She knows me better than my own father.
00:58:19Cross-country won't be easy.
00:58:21And living here will be.
00:58:23Gisela may not have chosen her path, but she will not deviate from it.
00:58:30Let me help you.
00:58:31That time has passed, father.
00:58:45She's been gone since yesterday.
00:58:49God damn you, Gisela.
00:58:52None of the girls were close to her, so they don't know where she's gone.
00:58:56And her?
00:59:00Killing a Jew woman is one thing.
00:59:01That one of ours is missing.
00:59:02That one's meant to be challenged.
00:59:07Vago had my head.
00:59:10We could blame the Jews.
00:59:12Don't be an idiot.
00:59:13We can't be outsmarted by Jews.
00:59:16God damn Jews, for Christ's sake.
00:59:18Why did she warn them?
00:59:21Gisela knows the difference between right and wrong.
00:59:23She knew what she was doing.
00:59:27Mrs. Bargainer's doing.
00:59:30She's testing me, I know it.
00:59:33What about Helga?
00:59:35Shall we just take her in the house?
00:59:37No, I look after her.
00:59:38One missing is enough.
00:59:41Moving out.
00:59:57Meet me by the border.
01:00:03Stay away from the patrols and tunnels.
01:00:05Please don't leave.
01:00:07What if they find you?
01:00:09I'm just another guy going about my business.
01:00:12If they find me, he does a different story.
01:00:15I love you.
01:00:27I guess we're walking again.
01:00:29We can't go by road.
01:00:31It's too dangerous.
01:00:32Will I get shot if I'm found with you?
01:00:36No.
01:00:37No, I won't let that happen.
01:00:44God damn it.
01:00:46Rhodes.
01:00:53They'll never make it to the border.
01:00:55There's too many patrols.
01:00:58Farmland.
01:01:00Woods, maybe.
01:01:01They could hide from patrols.
01:01:05So you're over your recent trauma, Anna?
01:01:07Gisela is smart.
01:01:08She lived through Franco.
01:01:10She knows that would be her best chance to stay hidden.
01:01:13She's not so smart.
01:01:14Otherwise, she wouldn't have joined the program.
01:01:16Gisela is a survivor.
01:01:18She'll do whatever it takes to make it through this.
01:01:21When the program is done for her now, she knows that.
01:01:27It makes her dangerous.
01:01:29Don't go getting ideas, Helga.
01:01:31That Spanish bitch is coming back.
01:01:33What Wagner does with her afterwards is his concerns.
01:01:36Well, I imagine that would be harder to explain than how you lost one of your precious Lebenswahrer.
01:01:43God damn it, you are your own stupid.
01:01:45You think this is all some sort of game, don't you?
01:01:48You think this is what life is like.
01:01:50There's more outside in this war than the Reich.
01:01:54Well, they're not Wagner and you say things like that.
01:01:57Wagner's the worst.
01:01:59My family have landed in Argentina.
01:02:02When this war is over, that is where I will be.
01:02:06So you'll be planning on being a farmer?
01:02:10I'll be sitting in my chateau, drinking wine and surveying my land as far as the light touch.
01:02:47I'll be sitting in my chateau.
01:03:00Do not move.
01:03:02I am armed.
01:03:05Who are you?
01:03:08My name is Margaret Charles.
01:03:11Fenway sent to your location.
01:03:15Why are you dressed that way?
01:03:20Come in, quickie. There are pilchers everywhere.
01:03:26Should have gone in the truck, hidden in the back.
01:03:29Soldiers patrol the roads. We can hide if we need to.
01:03:32Shh, quiet.
01:03:33Nothing plus something doesn't always equal everything.
01:03:38Goodbye, stay down!
01:03:50Hello, Fräulein. What are you doing here?
01:03:53Nothing. We're just, um, going for a walk.
01:03:57Spanish, yeah?
01:03:59Yes.
01:04:01Papers?
01:04:05Show me your papers.
01:04:12Stuttgart, eh?
01:04:14Mm-hmm.
01:04:14You're on a very long walk.
01:04:18Good boy.
01:04:20Shut up.
01:04:24Please excuse me.
01:04:26If I'd have known who...
01:04:29But of course, allow us to escort you.
01:04:32It's fine. Um, we'd much prefer...
01:04:34There is an outpost not far from here?
01:04:37Honestly, it's...
01:04:38I insist.
01:04:58The captain won't be happy.
01:05:00Hmm, the captain will be whatever I instruct him to be.
01:05:07She wasn't here by herself.
01:05:09Hmm.
01:05:11Help from a man, but who?
01:05:15Radio patrol to take you back to the house.
01:05:18No reason to go back. Not now.
01:05:21You caused this.
01:05:23Hmm.
01:05:24That black bitch was nothing of the sort.
01:05:27I thought your precious Margaret to read.
01:05:31Yeah.
01:05:32That's what I thought.
01:05:46You have come a long way.
01:05:48Yes, my father...
01:05:50Much death here.
01:05:51It is not a good place.
01:05:57Can you help me?
01:05:59These things I...
01:06:00I do not know.
01:06:02I barely have enough chance for myself.
01:06:04It will not be easy to get across the Bauderre.
01:06:09You are resistance.
01:06:12My mission is not to rescue anyone.
01:06:18An assassin?
01:06:19I have killed.
01:06:20But I do not take joy in it.
01:06:22No, I didn't.
01:06:23Rest.
01:06:24We live in a couple of hours.
01:06:27Don't thank me yet.
01:06:47It burns past September 20th of 10th of 11th of 11th of 12th March.
01:07:08Come get in.
01:07:09Who's in charge here?
01:07:14Is your patrol in need of assistance?
01:07:16I'm scared.
01:07:18You've got no pellets?
01:07:20Yeah.
01:07:21Aren't these people walking in the woods?
01:07:23Who are they?
01:07:24Abensborn.
01:07:27Program in Stuttgart.
01:07:29Stuttgart? That's a long way from here.
01:07:31A company is the Becker family of Stuttgart.
01:07:37Hoffman!
01:07:47You volunteered, Lebensborn.
01:07:53You know her?
01:07:57Yes, sir, I know her.
01:08:00From the Becker family?
01:08:02If anyone asks, tell them you're the Becker family.
01:08:05A well-known German family.
01:08:07Soldiers won't know who is or who isn't sons and daughters.
01:08:11Yes, I know the Becker family.
01:08:12I had dinner there.
01:08:14And?
01:08:17Yes, Becker family.
01:08:19How was your father?
01:08:23Yeah, yes, my father.
01:08:25It's been a long time.
01:08:27Yes.
01:08:28Too long.
01:08:34So, these red powers all interlink with checkpoints.
01:08:40We could radio at the checkpoints and alert the patrols.
01:08:43Not using the radios.
01:08:45Don't be embarrassed.
01:08:47Radio is the most efficient way of finding Gisela.
01:08:51Don't let one of your prized cows escape.
01:08:54Why don't you try to escape?
01:08:57Salivas don't think long-term.
01:09:00They react based on instincts which works against them.
01:09:04And when we are married, I will not be living in Argentina.
01:09:06We will live in Austria.
01:09:07Are you giving this some thought then?
01:09:09Yes, of course.
01:09:11My grandfather was Austrian.
01:09:13It's a lovely place to raise children.
01:09:16Elgar, you're waiting for the wrong script.
01:09:19Would you prefer me with one of those idiot soldiers?
01:09:22I do not want a child from rank and file.
01:09:27Elgar, I don't think you've quite got...
01:09:28Go on.
01:09:29We are the chosen few.
01:09:32Our children will rule the world.
01:09:36Elgar, I'm married.
01:09:39That's not a good joke.
01:09:41I'm serious.
01:09:42I've got a wife.
01:09:43Her name is Ursula.
01:09:45You met her.
01:09:57That's not a funny joke.
01:09:59Don't be naive.
01:10:01I mean, think about the women who joined the program.
01:10:04Yes, but you chose me.
01:10:11I like that.
01:10:14You ate all of it, Piggy.
01:10:15Sorry.
01:10:19It's funny how you forget the things in life that make you happy.
01:10:24I'm worried they know why I'm here.
01:10:27Bad for us then.
01:10:29Look, I'll keep you safe.
01:10:30I promise.
01:10:37Why have you come here? Have you run away?
01:10:38Look, it's a long story and not one am I making.
01:10:43Julie?
01:10:44What?
01:10:45No.
01:10:46No.
01:10:46No, of course not.
01:10:46Do not think me stupid, Gisela.
01:10:50Look, Hans, you've been very kind to help, but please, please do not complicate matters further.
01:10:55You're going to get me shocked.
01:10:57What can I say as I'm running the thing with the men in my life?
01:11:02Can you get us to the border?
01:11:04You're pushing it, look.
01:11:05There's patrols everywhere.
01:11:08Besides, don't you have a boyfriend to help?
01:11:11Hans, do not judge me.
01:11:13Come on, you knew that Lieblingsporn was always going to be entangled.
01:11:19Look, there's a guard change every four hours.
01:11:21It'll be your opportunity to escape.
01:11:27Provisions?
01:11:29I don't know. It may be difficult.
01:11:31Not yet.
01:11:33Save your thanks.
01:11:35The Becker Rouge is not going to protect him longer.
01:11:39Soldiers only see what they're told to see.
01:11:40I'm all concerned about losing a prize Lieblingsporn.
01:11:42Look, I'm not going back there.
01:11:50Can we trust him?
01:11:52They still hate and fear us.
01:11:56It's hard to tell because he was so polite about it.
01:12:19How far to the border?
01:12:21We will be there by morning.
01:12:24And Miss Fenway, do not talk now.
01:12:44intelligent and knowledgeable.
01:12:58Benjamin.
01:13:00I think we've got the bag.
01:13:02Your German friend has conviction.
01:13:03The guard change.
01:13:05That's our opportunity.
01:13:08Come on.
01:13:32Is there a cutting?
01:13:33None that we can use without being spotted.
01:13:39Why are you helping me?
01:13:42My family were rich but busy all.
01:13:44I did not kill her life.
01:13:45My father and brother were shot by German soldiers.
01:13:48My mother was hanged for being petty to our resistance.
01:13:52I was kept safe, smuggled out of Fahy.
01:13:56Viet, vite, we must cross.
01:13:58I...
01:14:00I cannot swim.
01:14:12I'm...
01:14:14Merde!
01:14:15Go!
01:14:16Go!
01:14:20Benjamin, nothing in life can bring you peace except from yourself.
01:14:24I'm so scared, Judith.
01:14:27We're the Becker family, like Mother said.
01:14:29Death twitches in my ear.
01:14:32Live, he says. I am coming.
01:14:35That will never come again.
01:14:37It's what makes life so sweet.
01:14:43I'm so sorry for everything.
01:14:47My desire is waiting.
01:15:01Go quickly and hide.
01:15:02I got it.
01:15:03Look.
01:15:14I'll come back later.
01:15:26Captain, you're one of us.
01:15:27He's in charge here, Lieutenant.
01:15:29Captain!
01:15:31Hold that door.
01:15:50We don't run out of dreams.
01:15:51We just run out of time.
01:15:59Wait for the guard change.
01:16:03Urgent communication.
01:16:04Greater news is than urgent communication.
01:16:07Go on and call me.
01:16:17Girl in river.
01:16:20I'm getting a bad feeling.
01:16:22Levin's born girl.
01:16:26Giselle.
01:16:28God damn it.
01:16:30Location.
01:16:31What's your location?
01:16:33Location.
01:16:34Send location.
01:16:35Over.
01:16:39Accident.
01:16:40Tried to cross river.
01:16:42Location.
01:16:43I'm blaming you for this.
01:16:48Papers.
01:16:49Name.
01:16:50On.
01:16:51Papers.
01:16:56Mar.
01:16:57Mad.
01:16:58Margrit.
01:17:01Margrit.
01:17:03Margrit.
01:17:04God damn it.
01:17:06Bloody women.
01:17:21Captain, one of your Lebensborn is here.
01:17:23Here?
01:17:24Thank God.
01:17:25Looked after, of course.
01:17:27Why, she was just here.
01:17:30Captain, search the camp.
01:17:36Giselle.
01:17:38Thank God.
01:17:41Greatest comeback since Lazarus.
01:17:43There was...
01:17:44Where is the Uden?
01:17:45No Uden here.
01:17:47Only the Becker family.
01:17:54Where?
01:17:57The Uden.
01:17:58It doesn't matter what people think.
01:18:01You know what you did.
01:18:12Captain, order your men into the woods.
01:18:13Enough already.
01:18:14You should let her get into the truck.
01:18:15Wait!
01:18:17This spiteful bitch calls all of this.
01:18:19Oh, man, pita que sea.
01:18:20I am.
01:18:25Helga, stop!
01:18:26One dead Lebensborn is quite enough.
01:18:28What?
01:18:29Who?
01:18:31Margaret.
01:18:32Stupid bitch drowning the river.
01:18:34Margaret?
01:18:35No.
01:18:36No, no, no.
01:18:39Margaret was too stupid to think this way.
01:18:44What have we done to each other, Helga, hmm?
01:18:46Tell me.
01:18:48Look, tell me what happens now, huh?
01:18:53I killed for you.
01:18:55Who else can say that?
01:18:57Helga, a gun.
01:18:59Now.
01:19:01Fear of death.
01:19:03It's what keeps us alive.
01:19:07Uden.
01:19:08No Uden here.
01:19:10Only Becker family.
01:19:11BAM!
01:19:55You are Gisella's man.
01:20:01Go with him.
01:20:04Gisella didn't make it.
01:20:07What happened?
01:20:14Helga, my hands will wring her neck, I promise.
01:20:41Gisella didn't make it.
01:20:56Gisella didn't make it.
01:21:09Gisella didn't make it.
01:21:11Gisella didn't make it.
01:21:14Gisella didn't make it.
01:21:25Gisella didn't make it.
01:21:29and what happened in the war.
01:21:37I will try to show you what happened in the war.
01:21:42Where did you come from?
01:21:49Hello, God.
01:21:51You have taken a long way back.
01:21:53You have to wait until you see the picture.
01:21:56Don't worry, I will protect you.
01:21:59You're so scrawny, Benjamin. You can test it so.
01:22:03Cold.
01:22:07Benjamin.
01:22:26You should be shamed of yourself.
01:22:29Take him for questioning.
01:22:31No! Please, stop! Stop!
01:22:37No!
01:22:38No!
01:22:39No, please!
01:22:41Please HE Is Family!
01:22:42Help meTO Brigitte!
01:22:43He's...
01:22:44Please!
01:22:45Please!
01:23:07No, please!
01:23:25I've ordered you a cap, when you're ready.
01:23:32How many children did you have?
01:23:34Three sons.
01:23:37After the war.
01:23:39Do they know?
01:23:43No one knows.
01:23:46You came all this way.
01:23:49Did you get what you wanted?
01:23:52Can I forget?
01:23:55No.
01:23:57Can I forgive?
01:23:59Possibly.
01:24:01True reconciliation is never cheap, for it's based on forgiveness, which is costly.
01:24:09Forgiveness, in turn, depends on repentance, which has to be based on an acknowledgement of what was done wrong, and
01:24:16therefore on disclosure of the truth.
01:24:19You can't forgive what you don't know.
01:24:26If there is to be reconciliation, first there must be truth.
01:24:31Lord I love you.
01:24:36And how well are you?
01:24:43Fear of me.
01:24:46Who looks at yours.
01:24:48Extremely, I look.
01:24:48Hell of ees.
01:24:49He is ready.
01:24:55Fuck'm you.
01:24:57How real is he?
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