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Jedna ruka netleska 2003Click here to download subtitles file for the movie "Jedna ruka netleska 2003"Click here to download the movie "Jedna ruka netleska 2003"More Links:Presents a film by David Ondricek Boss, can I ask you something? - Ask me what? When I was loading those crates... The chickens in one of those|crates looked kinda weird to me. I told you -|forget about those chickens! Yeah but them birdies had kinda odd beaks. I'm telling you don't worry|about the chickens. And you haven't seen|any eagles either. What eagles? I didn't say|anything 'bout no eagles. Don't gawk at me|or I'm gonna chop your hand off. How many of those crates|you got in there? - Don't know exactly.|It's in the papers. - 52. Exactly. Milos, these chickens look kinda|strange. Come check it out. I knew it. It's quite simple.|You don't have to worry at all. You take|responsibility for it and I'll make sure|you get the lowest sentence. And when you get out I'll|financially reimburse you. They will reduce your sentence|in half for good behaviour. To be honest,|you don't have much choice. I don't know 'bout Stan but... I take it. So you're pleading guilty? Yeah, I put those eagles there|with the help of my partner. Then sign here. I wasn't even loading the truck. Stan was doing it all by himself. I thought them chickens|looked kind of bizarre. Stanislav Mares, born May 4,1967, is sentenced to three years. ONE HAND CAN'T CLAP Starring Welcome to,, I'll catch ya". Today we prepared a special Executive Producer|package for Mr. Chadima, who, according to his friends, Producer|has a good sense of humor. We'll see. Your ID...|Costume Design ...your wallet... - A parcel for you.|Set Design - The victim...|- That's right a parcel. Could you sign here for me please?|Sound ...1,966 crowns in cash...|Edited by ...your keys... Music|- What can it be? - It's all wrapped up...! Screenplay A bomb... What a surprise!|Director of Photography Shit... It's a bomb!|A bomb, a booooomb... ...and your sun-glasses. Chadima.|Director Welcome to,, I'll catch ya". Sign here. Mr. Vetchy? This is Stan Mares. I'm calling like I was supposed|to call you when I got out. I'll be very happy to see you|and we straighten it all out. You can count on it. So tomorrow at 5 P.M. It is.|And make sure you come alone. See you. I thought we agreed that you won't use|your cell phone in front of the kids. I'm sorry, I forgot.|I already turned it off. Look, dad. An eagle! It's not an eagle, David.|It is a kestrel. - Eagles are very rare. - How rare? Very rare. There are more|kestrels than eagles. That's why they're so expensive. How expensive? David, don't disturb your dad|while driving. Since when are you interested|in how expensive birds are? He asked so I'm explaining. Oh, wouldn't you know what happened to my tool-box? It was in the garage|next to the bricks. No I wouldn't. What would I do|with your tool-box? I want a kestrel. ...and then I was in jail. It was interesting.|I had plenty of time to think things over.|- That's a weird story full o' lies. Those people conned you and|now you gotta pay them back. - I don't know...|- You don't know! It's your duty to revenge!|Today the whole world's full o' people who think they can|get away with murder. So you gotta show those assholes|that no one can fuck with you. Leave me alone. Here, have a swig. Once you drink this shit|you'll end up here forever. Have a swig. - Good morning.|- Good morning. - Good morning.|- Morning, Mom. - Good morning. Why didn't you put on that|pink sweater I got out for you? Could you answer me? Nicole, I have a feeling|you did it on purpose. It isn't the first time I got|clothes ready for you at night and in the morning|you put on something else. I'm your mother and I know best|what you should or shouldn't wear. - Did you say something?|- No, why? A thief! Catch him! Stop!|I said stop! You think I can't catch you?! A thief! Did you see how he slipped?|- Yeah, but he didn't slip. - It doesn't matter. You'll go|with me as a witness. Understood? - You mean at the police station?|- To the mega-store. I work there|as a house-detective. You'll testify I caught him.|Is that clear? I could do it but the first|thing is you didn't catch him and the second is|that if you escort him there should be some evidence|that you caught him, right? You're a smart ass, pal,|aren't you? Well, actually I have|a pretty solid position there and if I tell my boss|you assisted in this arrest maybe he could try you|out as a junior guard - if you're looking for a job. - Well I don't know...|- I'm not promising you anything but you might have a chance. You gotta believe in yourself a bit.|- OK, I believe in myself. Yeah?|- Well. It wasn't simple at all 'cause it wasn't a regular|pick-pocket; he was a pro. It was quite fierce, a lot of|confusion but I got him. And this guy helped me.|- Good day. So... ...I thought you might hire him.|Try him out. He could be my assistant. If you quit your job now I won't|make you to pay for this VCR. Really? So unfair. - Ouch.|- I'm sorry. Don't apologize,|it wasn't your fault. It wasn't your mistake|that you tripped him and that VCR broke and|because of that I lost my job. I don't have any money|and I owe everywhere I look. Wait. But it's not my fault|that you're broke. Don't apologize.|It all right, really. But if you could lend me a grand|it would really help me out. - Well, I guess|I could lend you something... I don't believe it!|- What happened? - My wallet's gone.|- I told you he was a pro. If you wait till tonight I'll be|able to loan you some cash. That's really good you didn't|talk to anyone about it, Stan. I honestly doubted|you'd keep your lips sealed. It's been a long time and people have a tendency|to confess to someone. You know that old saying,|'Three could keep a secret only if two of them are dead? ' No I don't.|But you know what I mean and that's important.|Because if you told someone I couldn't pay you back now. You understand?|Very well. So later tonight?|- Tonight. - Is tonight convenient for you.|- Yes, it is. - Be in Holesovice at eight P.M.|We'll straighten everything out. So it will be finally behind us.|What do you say, Stan? - But where in Holesovice?|- Dock 13. - Dock 13. All right.|I'll be there. - But be prompt.|- I will. And come alone.|- I will. - Excellent. Thanks. - Listen, who is that guy? - In 1999 I pulled a job for him. - What kinda job? - Sorry but I can't tell you. - Why?|- 'Cause I wouldn't get the money. - What money?|- For those eagles... But that's all I'll tell you.|- Wait, you already started so now you should finish it. - What did I start?|- A story. You should finish it. - I didn't start anything.|- But you did. - No I didn't.|- You did. - I didn't and leave me alone! If you want to be a jerk|keep it to yourself. In '99 I did a job for him. We went to Slovakia... I got out on good behaviour|after half my sentence was up. - And what do you wanna do now? - Now I'm gonna get that money. And what do you gonna do|with it? Well, I don't know yet. Probably some travelling.|I'd like to go to Mexico to see those Indian pyramids. To Mexico. And you don't want me to assist you with collecting it. Not really. I'll pick it up|myself and then... I'll lend you two grand.|- Thanks. - See ya.|- See ya! I made you some herbal tea. - It has a calming effect.|- I'm pretty calm. - Brother, you're crazy! - She's pretty sharp.|Most of the kids in her age can't orientate in this game. You know how much work it is|to protect them from all this? Why do you think|we don't have a TV, a computer or a microwave oven|and all that junk? - Why? - Nicole, go play in the garden. You come visit us and the first thing you do you give her this. Calm down. It's just a game|that improves logical thinking. You let a patient play it and it lets you discover|what's close to him. That may be true but my kids are not your patients.|I'm the one raising them and all I want is that|they would be themselves. - That's good. But you'd be surprised how many|folks refuse to be themselves. It's like an epidemic lately. During the World Cup I had|two Beckhams and one Zidane. And before the Pope came I had|six Satans and two Jesus Christs. - Are you serious? - There's more and more people who think they are|a historical personality. All these Napoleons,|Cleopatras, Hitlers, Lenins... - Are you interested in this?|- Yeah. How this deformation shows?|- At first it's very subtle. Colorful dreams,|compulsive thoughts, soliloquy and sometimes|hallucinations. Not too many people|notice anything. But later these affected people|begin to hide their traits. At first in private but when their conviction grows stronger they have to go|and demonstrate it in public. But I don't want to bore you|with all this. How is my brother-in-law doing? Is his veggie joint prospering? You'd never understood|'cause you're a corpse-eater. But luckily there's less|and less people like you. Because you kill the carnivores? You couldn't eat them anyway. I know you think that eating|meat is a natural thing but let me give you one example. When you're hungry and I will lay a carrot and|a dachshund in front of you, what would you cut into? - Definitely the dachshund. I didn't take you as a jerk. Take it easy. Calm down. Don't ever tell me|to calm down again! - There is all this tension built|in that must be released. Try to get in the car, drive to|the woods and scream it all out. - Get out.|- Let me give you some pills. Stuff them up your ass. You'd feel much better. And the kids too, after all... Bye. You didn't bring the money,|right? What makes you think so? Just a wild guess. I don't understand. We had an agreement|and you kept all your promises. Explain to me,|why I shouldn't pay you now? Yeah, you're right,|I kept my part. Give it to me then. Here it is. You can count it.|Well? Got ya! You overextended yourself, pal. Who are you gaping at?|You think I don't know anything? I know everything.|About those birds... Oh, man, it is so simple|to find a poor naive devil and throw him in the slammer. And then cut some papers,|stuff them in an envelope and think everything's all right. Well it isn't mate! Wrong, you'll give him his cash|or I'll make beef stew out of you. - Didn't I tell you to come alone? - Alone...|well I don't remember now. - He's alone here. - I see two people here. I was just passing by. We don't|know each other, right Stan? Stan? Did you say Stan? - No.|- Good. Wait. You think that money|in that envelope was real? That it wasn't counterfeit? I just feel you weren't supposed|to be there. That's what I think. Oh, come on! I saved your life. I'm not so sure about it. - Oh, wait.|- What wait? Well, I mean like... wait. - What for?|- Wait! Wait. - What 'wait, wait? '|- I just said, 'wait, wait.' - I heard you but what,, wait, wait?" - What wait?|I'm just saying wait, just wait. - Well I'm waiting, waiting. - Well, then wait, wait. - Well, I'm waiting... - Wait, wait... Wait - Stop gaping at me|or I'm gonna chop your hand off. That chopped off hand... ...wasn't a bad idea. Good morning, police. In the name|of the law, surrender the vehicle! Get out!|- What...? We'll give it back later. See you! Why do we actually pick|mushrooms at night? - 'Cause a toadstool picked under|a full moon works the best. - I see. - You know why they teach us|that toadstools are poisonous? - 'Cause they're poisonous. - Wrong, in fact they're|hallucinogenic. - So they're not poisonous? - Some of them can be toxic but mostly|because they're hallucinogenic. You're saying|you wanna eat a toadstool? - Exactly. - But isn't it dangerous? Any adventure that's not|dangerous is no adventure. In case you ever talk about me to someone again just remember this situation. Verstehen Sie? What did he say? I think he got it. - You think so? - Absolutely. Hasta la vista, baby. Well, take him down. Murderers! Martina, come here! What should we do? Peel that tape off his mouth. Thanks. Who are you? - Could you untie me, please? - First tell us who are you. A guy who was tied up and thrown in|the water. For God's sake, untie me. Andrea, what do you think? What kind of|people end up at the bottom of a dam? I think people who got|involved in something awful. Mostly pretty bad people. Help!|Help! Help! Stan! Hold on!|I'll be right there! What kinda tea is this? A regular 'shroom tea.|- I see. - Why? Isn't it good?|- It's good. It's great. You made it yourself? - Couldn't it get infected?|- Nonsense. You saw me to heat the needle|with my lighter, didn't you? But shouldn't you thread|the needle first? You're a smart ass,|girl, aren't you? Whose place is it anyway? - It's my dad's cabin.|- A regular 'shroom tea. Sure. Could you tell us what|happened up there on that dam? Not now. It could affect|the investigation. - You're a cop? - Stan isn't but I am. But you can't reveal this fact|in the next 48 hours to anyone or it could be used against you.|Is that clear? Yes. So can you tell me why that car|was stupidly sent into him? If that pond wasn't so shallow|your buddy would already be dead. - Martina? Is that you?|- Father. - Hi, Uncle.|Martina is here with me. - Girls, just imagine|what happened to me. Some character flagged me down|on the road and when I stopped he pulled me out of my car|and took off. So I had to walk and I found|my car at the dam again. Turn the TV on, there will be|an interview with me. What's going on in here?|Who is it? Some people tied this guy up and|wanted to throw him in the dam. We fished him out. Hello, Father. Who broke that window? The officer who's working|on the case. He probably had an idea and had|to take care of it right away. I think we should have|a serious talk. Let's sit down and this guy|will explain everything to us. You're... ...a likable guy... and one can count on you.|I like that. But you should use more of your own initiative and invention. See you tomorrow evening. ...23 dead and 64 injured. A serious accident took place|in Pardubice's suburb. 36 years old driver overlooked|the railroad-crossing stop sign and the freight train hit|his car in a full speed. The fire-fighters were cleaning|the debris far into the night... - Can I help you? - How,, I'll catch ya"started?"|- Wait. - I had this idea while working in the radio station. We were calling various people|and tried to perplex them. ,, Catch them out", as they say. For example I called a hospital|and said I need a circumcision. Or I told a restaurant|that my car hit a deer and if they want to buy it, etc. Then TV approached me so|I added another dimension to it. We picked a person and installed|hidden cameras in their place. A lot of people say|that's immoral and you've already faced|some legal charges. Those people probably|don't have a clear conscience and the charges|only increased our ratings. Look, you can't take our show|too seriously. It's just fun.|We're looking into someone's privacy and discovering|very funny things there. And don't forget we can't catch everyone who's watching our show because he or she simply sees it. So as I say, the best defence against us is to stay with us. I don't mean to offend you|but I find it hypocritical when you reveal|only the secrets of others. How would you feel if someone exposed your own family? You haven't seen the one|where I exposed my daughter? Of course I've seen it. How would you feel if someone filmed you|naked on a nudist beach? Look, my nudity|isn't very interesting but of course|I wouldn't mind at all. One shouldn't be ashamed of|what he or she really is and I don't have|any problems with this. You can't simply catch me|with my pants down. I see you have a strong opinion but could you sincerely answer|this question: Do you think that|what you're doing is right? In 16th century's England lived|a philosopher, Francis Bacon. And this wise man said one day: A man would rather believe what|what he considers truthful because he doesn't have enough|patience to discover so he rejects difficult|deeper things because he is vain and arrogant and above all he rejects|paradoxical things because he is liable|to common thinking. Exactly. Listen, I believe you can fly but you should realize|it is foggy out there. When you'll fly you|won't be able to land. I don't wanna land. I wanna fly. Don't stand under the roof, uncle. When|he jumps he's gonna fall right on you. Girls, bring a net or a blanket|over here. Don't just stare! I won't jump. I'll fly like a bird... like a bird of prey... like an eagle... You idiot! They stole my car today|and broke my window. And now I run|into a moron like you. What is God punishing me for? What have I done|to deserve this? Owwww! My hand. Where have you been? I'm sorry.|I have tons of work. What is it? - Gloves. - What for? They are gloves in gloves. - I'm tired. Good night.|- Today is Thursday. Should I push more? Not yet. What about the kids? Today they had history. What exactly? World War II. I'm coming. I'm not. I'm sorry. I apologize. Before I go to Mexico,|I'll do something really big. Something that's going to change|the lives of many people. I don't know what it is... but it's coming. It's great! Do you feel it, my dear friend tree? Andre, you know what?|I really like you, you know? - Yeah, thanks. Oh, I see. You should've said|that right away. It's not what you think. It just struck me I should tell you that 'cause I had a feeling nobody wants to talk to you and|you're not really an amiable guy. So I just said it|to make you happy. You don't always have to say|everything that's on your mind. I see, I didn't think of it.|That's good. I don't always have to say what's on my mind.|That's true. A little while ago|I was in jail and now I'm sitting here|with you. - You're sitting here but|you could've been dead. Murderers. So what? - You're sitting here but|you could've been actually dead. Murderers. I'd be just dead.|- You wouldn't mind? - I'd probably mind but what could|I do if I was already dead? - Hmmm, that's true. Maybe you'd be reborn|as a bird and you could fly. Or be smuggled|in a truck as a chicken. - What?|- Tell them what happened. Well, in 1999 I had this job. What a scum to throw|an innocent guy in the slammer. You must get your money back. - If it wasn't for you|I already had it. - Well, wait...|- Money isn't the only thing. - That's right that money|isn't the only thing! But what is?|- Justice. - It's obvious that justice|is more important. - We'll find out why he was|smuggling those eagles. Let's swear on this candle that|all four of us will do it together. - Wait a minute... Let's swear on THIS candle that all four of us|will do it together. - Repeat after me: I swear on this candle. - I swear on this candle. - I swear on THIS candle. - That I shall uncover|the mystery of the birds of prey. - That I shall uncover|the mystery of the birds of prey. - Together with these four beings. - Together with these four beings. - Andrea.|- Andrea. - Andre.|- Andre. - Martina.|- Martina. - Stan.|- Stan. - Stan. Oh, a guy called you. He said his name was Brousek|or something like that. He said that the bear is ready. - What?|- The bear is ready. I don't know what it means. - Oh, Mr. Berousek. I see. So that's how it is! The bear is ready.|That's funny. That's good. Would you explain to me|what is up with that bear? The bear is ready means|something like... ...really... ...like... - Like what? - Well, I didn't want|to tell you about it, I didn't want|to brag about it... Actually it means... that the bear is ready for a costume tryout. - A what!? - I met Mr. Berousek,|the circus owner. And he asked me if I wouldn't|like to sponsor his bear. The little hairy thing.|Actually not the bear but the bear's costume|in one very funny sketch. The bear's riding on a bike|and has these blue shorts on. Are you crazy?|You want to sponsor people who lock animals|in cages and drill them? - I don't sponsor people|but I'd sponsor a bear. Oh, by the way, didn't you|borrow that hauling rope from the trunk of my car? - No. What would I do|with your hauling rope? I'm sorry. - Mom, I wanna see|that bear in a costume. - See what you've done?|- I'm sorry. Davie, you wouldn't like it at all.|All animals at the circus are unhappy and there are bad people there|who torture them. - I'd like to see that circus. - No. Dad, I know you have|that little hand. It's door 206.|- I know that. - You're not gonna tell me what you'll|say? - Leave it up to me. - I thought we were a team.|- So calm down. Easy, yeah? What is it? May I help you? We just wanted to ask you - where the toilet is. - Reception?|We have some intruders here. - Wait.|- Let's go! - Run. Run.|Wait. The elevator. - It was somewhere here.|- Are you sure? - Well, within 300 meters. You can walk that far,|can't you? - What do your parents do? - My mom died when I was a kid. I'm sorry. And your dad? - He works in a theatre.|- As what? - Don't know exactly. We don't see|each other very often. As an actor|or something like that. - Your dad is an actor and you|don't go to see any his shows? - No, I don't feel|like going there. But you don't communicate with|you father very much either. You don't know? I thought everybody's seen it. - Seen what?|- Never mind. Are we getting close? - We're almost there. It's gotta be somewhere over there. - The next house over there.|- What house? - The one where that man|with a doggie is standing. - A doggie, right?|- Yeah, the little poodle. Martina?! - The building is guarded|by cameras, everything's top secret there,|the receptionist is a pro. - Did you find something concrete?|- What do you mean by that? - Like something touchable. - Nothing. And do you have|something concrete? - Nothing concrete.|Touchable, yes. - Also nothing I guess.|- Same like you. - I'm telling you. It wasn't easy.|We tricked the receptionist, searched for the door marked|restaurant,, Magical Garden"," stepped in and there was|this vigilant secretary. - Wait, what restaurant?|- Not a real restaurant, just a sign on the door.|- But why was there a sign? - Yeah, why?|- He probably owns some restaurant and this is its office. - It's not here. - Magical Garden.|National Blvd. 6, Prague 1. - Let's go. - But you can't go in there like|this. They think you're dead. - You know what would happen|if they'd recognized you? - That would be silly.|- You're right. - I have an idea. - What do you need it for?|- Well, we need it for... - We need it for a masquerade.|- For a fancy-dress ball. - The most important thing is|that nobody recognizes us. - You're odd. When I was in your age|I went to the dance-halls and didn't dress like a woman.|- Why like a woman? - Dad, do you have something?|We don't have much time. In dear employment:|Therefore hence, be gone: But if thou, jealous, dost return to pry|In what I further shall intend to do, By heaven, I will tear|thee joint by joint, And strew this hungry churchyard|with thy limbs: The time and my intents are savage-wild,|Fiercer and more inexorable far Then empty tigers|or the roaring sea. - Shakespeare, Romeo!|- Super! Dear! You're just|an inexperienced little goose. And thou will pay dearly|for a cheap word. - Dad, calm down. And these few precepts in thy memory|See thou character. Give thy thoughts no tongue,|Nor any unproportioned thought this act. Those friends thou hast,|and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy soul|with hoops of steel. But do not dull thy palm|with entertainment Of each new-hatch'd,|unfledged comrade. Beware of entrance to a quarrel, but being in, Bear't|that the opposed may beware of thee. Give every man thine ear,|but few thy voice;" Take each man's censure,|but reserve thy judgment. Costly thy habit|as thy purse can buy, But not express'd in fancy;"|rich, not gaudy;" For the apparel|oft proclaims the man. This above all,|to thine own self be true;" And it must follow,|as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false|to any man. Lord Polonius from Hamlet -|Shakespeare, too. Some of this might fit you. With this guy|we're safe 'n' sound. Up, open your arms and sway to one side, spring on your knees... David will get out|his physics textbook now and Nicole will draw|on the blackboard what she's thinking the most|about lately. - Mom, I can't find|my physics textbook. - Look again. - It's not here, really. - Let me see. Nicole, haven't you seen|that textbook? Oh well,|we'll take care of it later. Let's take a look at something else. David, what would you like|to learn about? - A kestrel.|- Very well. David, how do we call|the science about birds? - Ornithology. - That's correct, Nicole. David, look up the chapter|called,, The birds". Ornithology is a science that|explores the life of birds. - The kestrel is missing here.|- Let me see. Who did this?|Now you will tell me who did it or there will be a detention. - The list of tonight's guests.|- Thank you. - Have you decided?|- I'd like to have some white meat. Do you have fish or chicken? - We only serve soy meat,|salads and vegetable specialties. - I see. My friend told me you|make great chicken here. - Your friend must be mistaken.|We've never served meat here. - You never heard of eagles|either, right? - Excuse me?|- Lentil soup for me. - Me too.|- Make it three. - How about you? - I'll have a coke. - All right, three lentil|soups and one coke. - This is interesting. - What's? Lentil soup? - Stan, did you say you delivered|chickens with eaglets mixed in? - Yeah, that's right. - But why did you deliver eagles|for a vegetarian restaurant? - I can't listen to this|any longer. You just wanna sit here|and stare? - Wait. We're talking about it|and that's important. - Even you are against me?|- Don't be stupid! The girls here are helping us|so give them a break. Those friends thou hast,|and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy soul|with hoops of steel. - But do not dull thy palm|with entertainment... - Cut it out you guys.|- Dear... ...You... Judy. He's going bananas. I'd better go after him. What do you wanna do? - I'm running the show|all the time. I'm planning things.|I'm on it like a pro. I wanna do it|with a surgeon's precision. And Andrea's eyes keep|bugging out at me all the time. - Bugging out? What are you looking for? - Do you know where|the men's room is? - You already passed it. - Thanks. Do you think he recognized us? - How could he?|This disguise is perfect. - You think so? - Where|do you think those stairs lead to? - Probably to the basement.|- Right. And that's what looks|fishy to me. - What do you wanna do?|- Act. Let's synchronize our watches. In exactly 20 minutes|we'll meet upstairs. - I don't have a watch. - All right, then make it fifteen. - How is the soup?|- Full of lentils. - Where's Andre?|- He'll be back in 20 minutes. - In 20 minutes?|- Actually in 15. - We'll wait I guess. No, we won't wait.|Could we get our bill? - Are you sure it was them?|- Yeah, I'm dead sure. Then go and find them. - We'll pay next time.|Let's split. If we don't report it|and he gets killed we'd regret it|for the rest of our lives. All right. I'll go there. I'm quite experienced|with cops. I know how to handle them. - I honestly don't understand|what you are trying to tell me. - I thought I was clear enough. A vegetarian restaurant.|Food for vegetarians. And all of a sudden, abracadabra,|eagles in the chickens shipment. Well, you wonder what that|has to do with it and why they wanted|to dump me in the dam? And Andre?|We're waiting for 20 minutes - well just 15|'cause I don't have a watch - we wait for half an hour|but he never showed up. - Careful, Mr. Mares, watch out. Don't play with the law 'cause|the law is not a toy for kids. You should realize|our time is precious. We only investigate|real criminal cases here. Jokes must be put aside. Could you produce some evidence? - No, I can't.|- You see? If you wanna prove something|you gotta have some evidence. Some snapshots|or something like that... - Well, if it's all|I think I'd better go. - Wait a minute.|- Good bye. Do you see what he's doing?|I'll get it. He's really a moron. Stop!|It is still not quite right. Try to play something more festive and more dynamic... Stop! That's still not it! - I may as well play this one. Excellent! That's it.|You can go now. Nicole, why is this doll|missing a hand? - Did you break it off?|- No. - Where is its hand?|- I don't know. - Did something happen?|- Nothing. Karl! You ain't gonna believe this! - Did you know about this? - I heard something 'bout it|but I didn't know it'd be this crude. What are we gonna do now? - Let's go, guys.|I've got a black belt in karate. What happened?|No masquerade tonight? - I forgot to ask you|if I could borrow your camera. - It's at home.|- I see. That's stupid. - You wanna go there and get it?|- Is this yours? - It's ours. We videotape|our rehearsals and stuff. Be careful, don't erase anything.|- I caught it all, during everything. - I caught you lying, feuding... - That's Martina's dad. - Did she come by with you today?|- Yeah, the redhead. - And now take a look at our most|successful catch. Welcome to,, I'll catch ya"! Now I'll dial her number|and invite her for a date. We'll see|if she's already horny... Wow, that's Martina|but she's much younger. Let's try it again. - Is she your girlfriend? - Well, yeah, I guess so. A skilful girl. You have a good taste. I'm proud of you. - So I hit him and he went down. I was really surprised|how easy it was. - Guys, could you leave us|alone for a while? All right, Mr. Konicek,|let's get started... Tell me how you got in here|and what you want. - Eat this: Kiss my ass, amateur. Do you know who you're talkin' to? You really think I'd be scared|of a chicken shit like you? Go on! I got one. - Which one?|- The car jumper. - Where is he?|- In the freezer. - You honestly surprised me. - What should I do with him? Don't gawk at me. If you think you'll wave|that axe in the air and I'll start singing|you're wrong. You'll regret this moment for|the rest of your fuckin' life. Am I worthy of undertaking|such a mission? Yes I am worthy. Andre? How did you know how many bricks|to put inside that suitcase so it would lift David|all the way up to the ceiling? - I figured that out.|- I see. And did you figure out|the gripping mechanism too? - Or were you told how to do it?|- It was in the book. - What book?|- The physics book. But your mom isn't teaching you|physics yet. - It's David's book.|- I see. Ok, Nicole. Why don't you stay in the|next room while I'll talk to your mom? - Don't touch him!|- Calm down. It's not as bad as you think.|David, go in there for a moment. Look how smart she is. This|complicated gripping mechanism... or here - this is actually an incline,|a simple lever and a double pulley. She used the same mechanical components|the Egyptians were using to build pyramids. She's a little genius.|- What are you babbling about!? She's a regular murderer!|- I wouldn't be so harsh. - Are you saying|I'm being too harsh? - You love David, that's natural. What about TV? Isn't Nicole|watching too much TV lately? - You know we don't have a TV.|- Sorry, I forgot. Maybe that's the stumbling block. Children need television as an|additional communication device. It is their connection|with the world, as natural as their parents. - My daughter tries to kill my son|and you advice me to buy a TV set.|- Well. Are you fucking serious? I have more of those pills|I gave you. In that drawer there. Do you need some more? It will calm you down.|- In here? - Right. The significance of our meeting will be fully recognized|perhaps after many centuries but one thing I know|today very well: A man who doesn't have|enough courage to discover and who rejects the deep|difficult things but, above all, a man who rejects|things paradoxical becomes a stagnant being who denies the natural evolution. Such a person becomes a static,|degenerate creature who huddles in the corner|of a dark room instead of spreading|the wings of desire and flying like a bird of prey across the sky to drink|from the goblet of the unknown. But to take off from the ground and fly up into the sky|we have to get rid of our fear. We have to be ready|to sacrifice ourselves. One of us has to rise to take full|full responsibility upon his shoulders, has to decide what is right|and what is wrong. I'm asking myself:|Am I worthy of undertaking such a mission?|And I have to answer myself... Yes, I am worthy... When I, filled with the feeling|of the highest bliss, watch your faces then I know one thing for sure:|My life's struggle hasn't been fought in vain. - Let me in at once... - Today I've personally prepared something very special for you. - Excuse me, I'm sorry.|- Let me in at once. - What are you doing here?|- Why did you bring the kids over? - I'm sorry but|I can't take it any longer. - What is it you can't take any|longer? To baby-sit two kids? What's wrong? Tell me!|- Nothing's wrong. It's just that David|is putting on girl's clothes he's stealing from Nicole -|stockings, panties, etc. She drew this diagram,|a hauling rope... She wanted to kill her brother|and she almost succeeded. - Excellent.|So everything's in order... - What do you mean by that? - Nothing, everything will be GUT. Zack? - Yes? - I just wanted to tell you|I videotaped everything. So everybody will find out|what was happening here. - So what? - So I think it's useless|to burn this place down when I have it all videotaped. - When I was a little boy I hated spinach. My mom kept telling me|to eat it to be healthy because there was iron in it. But not too long ago I read|an article that scientists made a mistake with|the decimal point in the past. Spinach has the same amount|of iron as any other vegetable. - Yes, but now everybody will|see that you're eating endangered species here. And it's good that they'll know.|- More spinach, more iron. We'll show it on TV|and people will see it... And they'd mimic you.|No, that's not good. - It's good but it doesn't|have as much iron as potatoes or onions... - Yeah but I know for sure that to eat people|is definitely wrong. - You think so?|- Yeah, I know that for sure. Stan!|What are you doing here? Why did you set|the place on fire? We better run! How can I show it|if I don't know what's on it? - Dad! You owe me this one. - Put it on.|- What? - I said put it on. Welcome to,, I'll catch ya". These days it's very hard to|tell what's right and what isn't. Things that were unimaginable just a few years ago|we take as normal today. What used to be considered ugly|can be an ideal of beauty today. That's why I'm showing you|things the way they really are. And even though they're|sometimes painful and unpleasant, especially when|your own family is involved, it gives me and you|the possibility to make our own opinion of the world we live in. Today my daughter came to me|after years of refusal. She gave me a videotape made secretly by her friend Stan and asked me if I could... - She did it! Everybody stop working|and pay attention! Since I was a kid I had a bad|luck with whatever I touched. I don't have any money, no place|to live, no girlfriend. I don't have anything I like|or what I could like. Maybe you're also not following|your dreams, maybe you also don't live|the lives you wanted to live. But me and one girl have accomplished|something what will change my life. And maybe it will help|to all of you, too. So look up and watch|that silly TV now! ...that's why I promised her|to show it to you because I owe it to her. So here we go... Sometimes you can see|bad things on TV, but if you use your head, you'll make objective, and mainly, your own opinions|on what you're about to see. It can be useful for you, for each individual. Understood?|- Well no. You don't mind that your eyes|bug out all the time? - No, I don't. Do you? - Yes, I do. But you do have a pretty voice. - Thanks.|- Don't mention it. Could someone|change the channel? That's sweet... Those people conned you and|you have to pay them back. This world is full o' people|who think they can get away with murder. So go and show them assholes that no one can fuck with you. Hi.|- Hi. - I guess I should apologize... but I have no reason. I saw that scene|with that doggie... but only afterwards... so I'm sorry... but nothing really happened... - I know many people thought|it was gross and they say they'd never|do things like that but I wanted to do it|so I did it and just because my crazy father|taped me doing it doesn't mean I'll stop being myself.|I just came here to tell you I like you and when you get out|you can call me. I mean if you want to. - Yeah, sure, all right. I'll call ya. |
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