The View
  • 4 months ago
Transcript
00:00A queen of the night. You'd like that, wouldn't you?
00:03I'm definitely not one of your opera bunnies.
00:06I hate opera, especially the flying Dutchman.
00:09Here, to think that I'm a fluttery Dutchwoman
00:12just because I kissed Thomas and, unfortunately, you.
00:15That's really the worst.
00:16Roman and I, we're going to Cape Town.
00:18In two weeks.
00:20You're a failure.
00:26That's enough.
00:30I'm worn and painted by the sun
00:32And it's in my eyes
00:34And it's in my eyes
00:38Caught by the rapture of the dawn
00:40And a restless sky
00:42And a restless sky
00:46This is my life
00:48This is my life
00:50This is the way to find my own
00:54This is my life
00:56This is my life
00:58This is the world where I belong
01:04I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on
01:16Hey!
01:17Vincent!
01:18Vincent!
01:20What's with all the rudeness?
01:22I'm here.
01:23You'll regret it.
01:26Until the end of your life.
01:29Mr. Van Loon, that's enough.
01:34Is everything okay?
01:36Yes, it is.
01:38I guess we'll have to postpone our little meeting for today.
01:44Mr. Van Loon, I'm terribly sorry.
01:46I'll explain the meeting to Mr. Van Loon.
01:55And hopefully with Mr. Winter.
01:57You make sure your brother shows up in my office in ten minutes!
02:09I hope it's not too cold for you, Mom.
02:11You know you should still protect her.
02:13No, everything's fine.
02:15Don't worry.
02:17I still have to go to the hospital later.
02:19I'm thinking of a cure for a cold.
02:22Really? Great!
02:24Merea is just the thing for you.
02:26Don't call me Merea.
02:28That sounds terrible.
02:29Cure!
02:30Great, you're going to a cure.
02:32Look who's coming.
02:34Hello, Mr. Johnson.
02:35Are you enjoying this rainy day?
02:38You could say that.
02:40The German air is very different
02:42than the damp swamps in India, right?
02:46I'm not used to the climate there.
02:48You have to like it and tolerate it well.
02:51Otherwise you don't feel at home there.
02:54Mrs. Rose, what are your plans now?
02:58If I only knew.
03:00In any case, Achim will stay in Varanasi with Ella for longer.
03:03His pharmacy is being mortgaged.
03:05There's even an interested couple.
03:08Oh.
03:09And you'll be packing your bags soon?
03:13What am I supposed to do in India?
03:15Achim is out all day.
03:17I don't have a job there.
03:19And I hardly speak English.
03:22If you ask me, you've already made your decision.
03:29I think you're right.
03:32I'll stay here in Lüneburg.
03:35Live as usual.
03:37I contact Achim every day via e-mail and telephone.
03:41I mean, it won't be long until he's back.
03:44I'm sorry.
03:51How could you let this happen?
03:53Roman Winter is your business partner.
03:56The argument was a private matter between my brother and his girlfriend.
03:59Nobody touches him.
04:01What happens in my hotel does touch me.
04:03Especially when it concerns people who work for me.
04:05Then tell Mr. Winter that.
04:07He provoked me.
04:08Stay calm, please.
04:09It's about your lack of self-control.
04:12It won't happen again.
04:15That's not enough for me.
04:17What else is he supposed to do?
04:19Learn to control yourself and apologize to Mr. Winter.
04:22Okay.
04:23But Mr. Winter...
04:24I will explain the matter to Mr. Winter
04:26and make sure that the further cooperation does not suffer under our little dispute.
04:30Do that.
04:36Typical again.
04:38You decide for yourself who has something to do and who doesn't.
04:41And you know the problem.
04:43What would you have done in my place?
04:45Mr. Winter came here, too.
04:47I won't jeopardize a good business cooperation because of a private dispute.
04:51No, you'd rather bring your own people together, even if they're right.
04:54Who's right here is the question.
04:56And you mix private with professional.
04:59Yes.
05:00You put the wrong priorities again.
05:02Excuse me?
05:03Oh, nothing.
05:06Why do I have to deal with two losers?
05:11You did a great job here again.
05:13I think you're on my side.
05:14Because I don't fall behind the others?
05:16Tell me, how did you get involved in a private dispute at a business meeting?
05:20I don't even know what it's about.
05:21Yes, tell me.
05:22Hey.
05:23Lars Winter will be a manager at Winter Invest, not Bente.
05:27So what?
05:28That's why she came to me.
05:30The whole talk, how much she misses me.
05:32Shit.
05:33It's all a lie.
05:35The woman is calculating.
05:37I can understand that her behavior hurts you and that you wanted to clear it up with Bente.
05:41But please not in public and in front of an audience.
05:44Tell me, do you ever learn to control your temperament?
05:46That's exactly the right thing to do.
05:48You know, if I can't stand one thing about death,
05:50then there are people who preach something they can't keep to themselves.
05:53Oh, shit.
06:00Damn it.
06:09Hello.
06:10Regina.
06:11What are you doing here?
06:13I thought I'd drop by.
06:15At this time?
06:16Shouldn't you be at the clinic?
06:18I couldn't take it anymore.
06:21What happened?
06:25Heut Pharma is bankrupt.
06:27What?
06:28But they were so interested.
06:31I can cancel the whole project with that.
06:34Yes.
06:35And leave Dr. Miller in New York?
06:37No research without funding.
06:39That's just the way it is.
06:40DuFint is a new pharmaceutical company that provides you with research money.
06:44If that were so easy.
06:46Why didn't the funding work?
06:49I don't know.
06:50I was so angry.
06:51I ran away right away.
06:52I didn't read any explanation.
06:54Regina.
06:57You are an excellent doctor and scientist.
07:00And maybe people didn't understand anything in your work.
07:04But you don't give up.
07:07And read through what they wrote.
07:09Maybe you'll find an argument that you can refute.
07:14It's nice how you get excited for me.
07:16It's just the beginning.
07:18I could get really upset.
07:20No, no, no.
07:22I'll take care of that from now on.
07:28All the best.
07:47Hey.
07:48Time for a coffee?
07:51Neither time nor desire.
07:58I don't understand.
07:59I don't feel well after a breakup either.
08:04I didn't know that Vincent and you...
08:06I mean, that you two are a couple.
08:09Should I ring the big bell or what?
08:12No.
08:13I just thought there has to be a reason why you broke up.
08:16There is.
08:20Dad doesn't seem to be unhappy that you broke up.
08:25Can we change the subject?
08:28Sure.
08:29Sorry.
08:30I didn't want to get involved in your private life.
08:34I just wanted to tell you how happy I am that we work together in dad's company.
08:39It's going to be a great time.
08:41You think so?
08:43Lars.
08:44It's great that you're here.
08:46We can talk about the transfer right away.
08:48No.
08:49I have an appointment for Berger & Winter.
08:51Your own company has to wait a moment.
08:53Winter Invest is going ahead.
08:56Can you please copy the last balance sheets for your brother?
09:00So that the new manager can get a picture.
09:04Of course.
09:08If your bad mood still has something to do with Mr. van Loon...
09:13...the last collapse should have made it clear to you...
09:17...that you're better off without him.
09:20Is it enough if I go back three years with the balance sheets?
09:26Sure.
09:29Come.
09:32Ben, I have an appointment at the bank.
09:34Can you please sign for me?
09:36Sure.
09:39I'm just an assistant here.
09:49Hello.
09:51Well, Vincent.
09:53How's it going?
09:58As bad as it gets.
10:01There's probably a woman behind it.
10:04And business?
10:05Business.
10:06When both come together, it's tough.
10:09And even tougher when both have the name Winter.
10:15I just had a little argument with him.
10:19Can I get you something to drink?
10:20Yes, coffee, please.
10:22To be honest, I can't imagine that with you.
10:27And you don't trust me?
10:28No.
10:30I basically don't interfere in private affairs.
10:32Not even with clients, but...
10:35I also know Roman Winter.
10:37And?
10:38I really appreciate him, but...
10:41I also know that he can be really tough.
10:43Then it's fine. I'm not made of sugar either.
10:45Seriously, Vincent.
10:47It's not a good idea to have Roman Winter as an enemy.
10:50I think it's better if you get the matter out of the world as soon as possible.
10:53He insulted me.
10:55And humiliated me.
10:57And that's completely unfair.
11:01Sometimes it's better not to abide by his rights.
11:06Hey, Finny.
11:07What's up?
11:09You're not hungry again, are you?
11:11Where did you get the baby?
11:14Is there a babysitter at your client's service now?
11:17No, thank God, not yet.
11:19That's Finn.
11:20The son of Carlos and Timo.
11:23They're at a computer game fair in Las Vegas right now.
11:26He developed a game and is trying to present it to the world.
11:31The area is booming.
11:32I hope the star developer doesn't lose his success and he lets you sit with the baby.
11:38He should protect himself.
11:40No, he likes to do that.
11:43But I already have two sons and I'm becoming a father for the third time.
11:46That's probably enough for now.
11:53Okay, then send me a formless application and I'll wait until you give me the concession for the salon.
11:59Yes, thank you very much.
12:02I will open the tea salon next week.
12:05If you want, you are cordially invited to help me with the design of the program.
12:09And what about Tafelberg, Strand and your dream of paradise?
12:13The move to Cape Town still has time.
12:15It doesn't go that fast.
12:17Are you sure?
12:18Absolutely.
12:20Hello, darling.
12:22Look what I have here.
12:25Our house in Cape Town.
12:27Completely furnished.
12:28I have already spoken to the broker.
12:30He is preparing the purchase contract.
12:32But we haven't seen the house yet.
12:34Yes, I'm just showing it to you.
12:36Believe me, this house is exactly what we want.
12:40We can leave next week.
12:42Next week?
12:44Yes, Lars just confirmed to me that he will take over the management of Winter Invest.
12:49So our departure is no longer in the way.
12:59Where are you?
13:00I'm sorry, something came up.
13:02What could come up with such an important appointment?
13:04I'll tell you in a moment.
13:05How did it go?
13:06It went wrong.
13:07It went completely wrong.
13:09The bank man found it hard to believe that I was there alone.
13:12You represent our company at least as well as I do.
13:15But only 50 percent.
13:17With a start-up financing for a young company,
13:19you can't do well if only half of the company is present.
13:22I couldn't explain convincingly where you are anymore.
13:26I couldn't explain convincingly where you are anymore.
13:28I had to suck something out of my fingers again.
13:30But...
13:31But Wente should apologize to me.
13:33Exactly, and it didn't feel good at all that you let your sister call,
13:37instead of making the effort yourself.
13:39Do we have the interim financing now, yes or no?
13:4210,000, yes.
13:43The rest will come via a dispatch.
13:45It's possible.
13:49It's possible?
13:51Do you know what kind of interest such a dispatch costs?
13:54Yes.
13:55But that's not for long.
13:57And besides, we have the contract for the Ascania Pact.
14:00Until we have installed the first solar cell, yes?
14:02That can take months.
14:04But not if I'm the boss there.
14:07I'm not in the mood for jokes, yes?
14:09I don't make jokes either.
14:11My father transferred the management to me for winter in Western Lower Saxony.
14:16That's why I couldn't take our appointment here.
14:20Please tell me this isn't true.
14:23Aren't you happy?
14:24About what?
14:25About the end of Berger and Winter?
14:27Nonsense, everything stays the same with us.
14:29Aha, how?
14:30It's just a start.
14:32Sooner or later you will take over Winter in West completely.
14:35And you won't have time for our company anymore.
14:37Nobody talks about that at all.
14:39And even if...
14:41I can do it.
14:43Yes, we saw that today.
14:45I can do it.
14:47Yes, we saw that today.
14:51There's a lot at Berger and Winter.
14:53I believe you.
14:57But I don't think both go together.
15:05And this is the big terrace to the back.
15:08Of course it's oriented to the west.
15:10Now imagine these magnificent sunsets.
15:15Ah, love.
15:17Ah, isn't that wonderful?
15:20Well, I don't know.
15:22What don't you know?
15:26It doesn't have a sea view.
15:30Do you think these are enough rooms for our children and friends?
15:33Of course.
15:34I can't see if the rooms have their own bathroom.
15:38I assume so.
15:40And what about the pool?
15:42Well...
15:46Do you know what I really need?
15:48It's my own dressing room.
15:51Yes, of course.
15:53You'll get it.
15:54If we want to be there forever,
15:56the house should have something special.
15:58Well, then the broker has to come again.
16:02I like that you have such precise ideas.
16:07Well, apart from the house...
16:10I don't understand how you can imagine such a quick move.
16:15I told you so.
16:17Lars is taking over the new company.
16:20But I haven't even started working on it yet.
16:23You can't just leave him hanging like that.
16:25Who says I'm doing this?
16:27We agreed to meet every 14 days at the beginning.
16:31Besides, there are internet, e-mails and video conferences.
16:35You'll see, everything is going well.
16:38And a beautiful house...
16:40that you'll like a lot...
16:43I think so too.
17:09Hello, we're back.
17:12Already? I haven't even got the bottle yet.
17:15He doesn't seem to be hungry yet.
17:17He's sleeping soundly.
17:19Then I'll go back to sleep.
17:33Since when does our bedroom look like a bedroom again?
17:37It doesn't look like a baby shop.
17:40Since I brought most of the things back.
17:44You were right.
17:46I exaggerated.
17:48How was that at the end? Can I hear that again?
17:51I exaggerated or you were right?
17:56I also swapped the luxury car for the cheap variant.
18:00Oh no.
18:02I was just about to open a shipping deal for children's articles.
18:05Half of the grandmothers at their first grandchild...
18:08are as funny as you are.
18:10I made that up in a very short time.
18:13He's going to fall asleep again.
18:15But if he cries, he's got something.
18:17He's just a little wimpy.
18:19You can't spoil him like that.
18:21In the first 12 months you can't spoil a baby.
18:24You're the grandma.
18:36I told you he was sleeping.
18:39He was probably just scared.
18:44You wish you were a baby again.
18:48Are you complaining about lack of care?
18:51No.
18:53No one has kissed me yet today.
18:56That's a lie.
18:58I know.
19:00Can you prove your statement, Mrs. Sarah Marcus?
19:04Yes.
19:10Is that enough?
19:12The proof chain is still a little thin.
19:24Better.
19:26That's even better.
19:34Yes.
19:41Yes.
19:43These are my suggestions for the optimization of the surgery procedures.
19:48Where should I put them?
19:50Anywhere.
19:52Are these the Morbus Kensington files?
19:54Yes.
19:55And why are you packing them away?
19:57Because I don't need them anymore.
20:00I don't understand that.
20:03Heutfahrer is out.
20:08In the report, three experts confirm that my research approach is wrong.
20:13But that's not true.
20:15Didn't your mother ever tell you about setbacks?
20:18They happen more often than successes.
20:21You have to learn to live with it.
20:24Everything I read sounded absolutely plausible.
20:28How often has it been said in research that approaches to work have been misjudged?
20:32And how often has only the persistence of the researcher ultimately led to the goal?
20:37You must not give up now.
20:40Keep going for the patients and for science.
20:52So, here we are.
20:54Please, come in.
20:57Look around in peace.
20:59What questions do you have?
21:02Impressive rooms.
21:11Everything you need.
21:14Yes, yes.
21:16A large sales room, a lot of storage space.
21:19I liked the city so much.
21:22So...
21:25Here you could really build something beautiful again.
21:29Yes, as I said, it's just a temporary solution.
21:34Mr. Meisner would like to lease his pharmacy for a period of time.
21:37When he is back from India...
21:39Don't worry, Mrs. Rose.
21:41We understood that correctly.
21:43One or two years and we wanted to withdraw to our old part anyway.
21:48A big advantage would be, so to speak, that you could work here from now on.
21:55Have you already sold your old pharmacy in Kiel?
22:00Yes.
22:02Ah.
22:03Oh, that's great.
22:09This is a real little lab.
22:12Yes.
22:13The herbalist is Mr. Meisner Steggenpferd.
22:16Here he had...
22:18Well, here he makes his own salves and teas.
22:23Well, if that's not a wink of fate.
22:26I've always dreamed of that.
22:28But there was simply no place for it in our pharmacy in Kiel.
22:32Yes, that's great.
22:34Mr. Meisner will certainly be very happy.
22:36Well, you seem to be the right people for me.
22:43Please.
22:44However, we have not yet decided on Lüneburg.
22:53Shit.
23:02Hello.
23:03Hello.
23:06I just wanted to tell you about just now.
23:10So not that there is a wrong impression.
23:13Roman is a little bit prejudiced.
23:15It won't be that fast with Cape Town.
23:17Yes, if it will be anything at all.
23:19I mean, with all your demands, which you probably don't have.
23:24House with sea view, dressing room, pool, heater, towel holder.
23:31What do you actually do when the shadow falls too early on your terrace?
23:35Do you also ask Roman to move the tablecloth for you?
23:38What's that supposed to mean?
23:40Yes, I'm just trying to understand you.
23:43I mean, how do you get around here?
23:45In this old, gray maze, without a golden water chicken.
23:51I'm also wondering about that right now.
23:53Susan, if you know, let me know.
23:59Not necessary.
24:00Hello.
24:01Hello.
24:02You, Clemens, I forbid you to speak.
24:03I'll wait outside for you, okay?
24:05Hurry up.
24:06I'm dying of hunger.
24:08I'll be right there, Laura.
24:11What's not necessary?
24:14That you understand me.
24:15I don't understand you either.
24:17Yes, I also don't have a house by the sea.
24:20But for that you have very strange views about marriage.
24:22Oh, because I go out to eat with a good friend.
24:25Because you flirt around with everyone without inhibition and who knows what...
24:29Who knows what?
24:31Yes, who knows what else?
24:34Well, my dear sister-in-law, my limits.
24:36Where they are, let it be put there.
24:38But yours are so tight and dusty that it smudges my air.
24:42Well, I don't have to listen to that.
24:44Yes, to bear the truth is always difficult.
24:46Especially for luxury girls, to whom the real life is over.
24:50Listen.
24:52You have no idea about me.
24:53None at all.
24:54And now just leave me alone.
24:56Oh, here you are.
24:57I wanted to ask if...
25:03Yes.
25:12What did you argue about?
25:15He made fun of my objections against the house in Cape Town.
25:18But he has no idea at all.
25:21What do you have against the house?
25:24I want a house with a sea view and with guest rooms.
25:27And in the guest rooms there should also be baths.
25:29And I need my own dressing room and a pool.
25:33What do you really care about?
25:41I don't want Roman to decide about my head all the time.
25:45We should spend the rest of our lives down there.
25:48We should choose the house together, shouldn't we?
25:51Why don't you tell your husband that easily?
25:57Yes.
26:00Well, actually you're right.
26:03Yes.
26:28Hi.
26:29Hey.
26:34Hey, Lars.
26:36We just talked about you.
26:38Yes.
26:39I can imagine.
26:43Ben, I wanted to apologize to you.
26:49I couldn't tell you in time.
26:51But I couldn't just leave my father like that either.
26:54He really did a lot for me and is giving me a huge chance right now.
26:59I can't get him out of my head.
27:01I can understand that.
27:02But that's exactly the problem.
27:04Our company will always be in second place.
27:07I promise you that this won't happen, okay?
27:12Okay.
27:13Suggestion in favor.
27:15I think I have a solution for our financing problem.
27:19Really?
27:21I will talk to my father and make sure that Berger & Winter
27:24gets a grant for the work in Amaskania Park.
27:26That's out of the question. I don't want that.
27:28Why not?
27:29Because I don't want to get into trouble
27:31or for your father to take over the company in the end.
27:35Do you have a better solution?
28:00Winter?
28:02Mr. Winter.
28:03Vincent van Loon here.
28:04I would like to apologize to you in every way.
28:09I'm really sorry
28:11that I left like that.
28:14The collision was my fault.
28:16I assure you that this won't happen again.
28:19So you want me to just forget about it?
28:22Yes.
28:23And give me the chance for another good cooperation
28:27that I can assure you of.
28:29We'll try.
28:30Goodbye.
28:37It worked.
28:41To a good cooperation, Mr. Winter.
28:49Yes?
28:52Hello, Roman.
28:53Can I talk to you for a moment?
28:55Of course, come in.
28:57It's about the house in Karlstadt.
29:01I've already commissioned the broker to make new suggestions.
29:04That's not the point.
29:07I just want to say a word.
29:10Yes, but you do.
29:11Yes, but only afterwards.
29:13I just want to be involved from the beginning.
29:17I just wanted to surprise you
29:20with a beautiful house.
29:22We've always liked surprises.
29:25What's going on with you since we've been in Lüneburg?
29:32The experiences of the last few weeks may have changed something.
29:35They made me independent.
29:37But is it really so hard to understand
29:40that I want to be involved in decisions that change our lives?
29:44Of course not.
29:45It's not about whether you choose the house.
29:49But?
29:52All these changes make me nervous.
29:59I love you the way you are.
30:13Thank you for taking him.
30:15I couldn't change my shift.
30:17Torben has a very important appointment.
30:19But I like to do that.
30:21The two of us do it right.
30:23Here are the diapers.
30:25I'll be gone, okay?
30:26Yes, bye.
30:27Bye, you two.
30:28Say goodbye, Grandma.
30:38Mrs. Thies?
30:40Mrs. Professor?
30:43Did I miss something?
30:45My friend just brought her grandson to me.
30:48I was on my way home
30:50and thought I'd bring you the letter of rejection.
30:55I don't want to bother you for long.
30:58I just wanted to say
31:00you're right.
31:01The research on Morbus Kensington has to go on.
31:04Well, yes.
31:05We can't give up.
31:07We?
31:09Yes.
31:10I'd like you to give a competent, impartial look
31:14at this letter of rejection.
31:17If you want to.
31:20If I want to?
31:21Yes, absolutely.
31:23I'd love to, thank you.
31:25I've also read your suggestions
31:27for the optimization of the surgery procedures.
31:30Compliment.
31:31Very good work.
31:37May I?
31:38Yes, please.
31:40This is Finn.
31:45He's...
31:46cute.
31:58It's not about a nice cup, is it?
32:01Not true.
32:02You're planning a trip?
32:05No, no.
32:06It's a spa clinic.
32:08I'm applying for a rehab procedure.
32:11Schwarzwald.
32:12Very nice.
32:13Yes, very nice.
32:14If it can't be compared
32:16to your beloved Sri Lanka.
32:20I love this wonderful landscape.
32:23The heavenly climate.
32:26And the view over the gentle hills
32:28of the tea plantations.
32:31Well,
32:32it doesn't draw you straight
32:35when you're in Lüneburg.
32:38What do you mean?
32:39Don't get me wrong.
32:41I'm very happy that you're with us in Lüneburg.
32:45To be honest,
32:47sometimes I don't know
32:49if it's really the right thing for me
32:51to spend my old days in Asia.
32:55Our little tea plantation in Sri Lanka
32:58was the common place for Marianne and me.
33:01We had a wonderful time together.
33:05Now I'm not sure
33:08if I'll feel comfortable there alone.
33:15However,
33:17I find Lüneburg amazingly good.
33:20Especially where I met my daughter here.
33:23Then just stay here with us.
33:27I'll definitely do that
33:29until Susanne leaves for Cape Town.
33:31And then?
33:33After that,
33:34there's still time for Sri Lanka.
33:37Imagine!
33:39I probably found a tenant for the pharmacy.
33:42That's wonderful!
33:44A couple from Kiel.
33:46They want to rent the pharmacy for a year.
33:49Well, then your life partner can stay in India.
33:52That won't make Mrs. Rose very happy, will it?
33:55It's not forever.
34:03Yes.
34:08Check if everything is still there.
34:10Yes.
34:2310,000 euros.
34:25You'd better check.
34:27It could be that someone else has served you in the meantime.
34:30Mr. Albers, that's not funny.
34:32I don't want to serve myself.
34:34I want to borrow the money.
34:36Yes, that's fine.
34:38You're in a precarious situation.
34:40You'll pay it back.
34:44What if the owner needs the money?
34:46Who is the owner?
34:48First of all, this bag has been lying in our basement for months,
34:51even though you don't belong to any of us.
34:53Secondly, you want to pay back the money.
34:55And thirdly, you can leave your address for safety.
34:58That's a good idea.
35:02That's exactly what I'll do.
35:06So...
35:11I hereby confirm
35:14that I have taken the 10,000 euros
35:18as a loan
35:23and will pay it back
35:25as soon as my first customers
35:28pay their bills.
35:32What's that supposed to mean?
35:34I was just thinking
35:36that I could borrow the money.
35:38You're going to make a mess!
35:40The money stays where it is, got it?
35:42Couldn't you think about whether...
35:44No, no, no, we agreed on that, didn't we?
35:58I'm sorry.
36:21Have you lost your mind?
36:23This is a burger stand!
36:25Do you have tomatoes on your eyes?
36:27Oh, it's you.
36:29Tell me, what's all this nonsense?
36:31If you don't answer my phone,
36:33I'll have to find you another way.
36:35Are you going to the side or do I have to push you away?
36:37Just go ahead.
36:39I've got other obstacles in my way.
36:41No, seriously, that's not how it works.
36:43We should talk to each other.
36:45Good evening, beautiful lady.
36:47Good evening.
36:49Listen to this.
36:51A live excerpt from the concert in Birdland,
36:54where we were last summer.
36:58Are you already hearing New York jazz
37:00against your frustration?
37:02No.
37:03I'm celebrating my reawakened fighting spirit.
37:06I'm celebrating my reawakened fighting spirit.
37:09I'm celebrating my reawakened fighting spirit.
37:12I'm celebrating my reawakened fighting spirit.
37:19Thanks to your support
37:21and the flaming appeal of Mrs. Thies,
37:23I have decided to go against the rejection of Roy Farmer.
37:28I simply must not give up my research.
37:32That's nice of you.
37:42Cheers.
37:47So?
37:50How was your day?
37:52Well, my day was spiced up
37:55with wooden planks and cabriolets by my sister-in-law, Susanne.
37:59Cabriolets?
38:01She wants to open a hobby tea salon
38:04and I'm supposed to help her with events.
38:07That sounds good.
38:09Yes, the project only took off
38:11when Roman announced
38:13that he wanted to buy a house in Cape Town
38:15and move there next week.
38:17What did you expect?
38:19That someone would take it seriously
38:21if he really wanted something.
38:24Clemens, your sister-in-law
38:26is together with a 20-year-old man.
38:29She obviously likes to take care of herself.
38:33And of course she's going to Cape Town with him.
38:36But she's so interested in this tea salon.
38:40I don't get it.
39:00Why should you cancel your brother
39:02just to get rid of him?
39:04What the hell is wrong with you?
39:06Since we're both stressed out,
39:08you treat my brother harder than necessary.
39:10He said that himself.
39:12His dismissal is one thing.
39:14Our misunderstanding is the other.
39:16Besides, you're the one who mixes
39:18professional and private matters.
39:20He's right.
39:22Who's bothering you with this prickly cactus?
39:24Oh God, I wouldn't have thought
39:26as much as I can make you happy.
39:28You probably wouldn't have thought that much.
39:30Everything always goes according to plan with you.
39:32The only variable in this
39:34never-ending fantasy-free
39:35and always the same tune
39:36is the cultural prelude.
39:37Opera, musical or ballet.
39:39Oh, that's why you said
39:40you wouldn't be an opera singer
39:41when I gave you the cactus.
39:43Don't pretend
39:44as if you're about to see a light.
39:46I don't want to get you in bed.
39:51Nothing is further from me.
39:53Oh, now it's getting really charming.
39:55Thank you for the flowers.
39:56Or rather, for the cactus.
39:58Now I understand him at least.
40:00Next time you want to express
40:02that you don't find a woman attractive
40:04or don't think she's desirable,
40:06then you should give her nipples.
40:08Do you always have to
40:09get everything wrong?
40:10Can I please go through now?
40:12No.
40:13We're going to stand here
40:14until we've discussed this.
40:21You can do this to me.
40:30loud rumbling
40:51high-pitched tone
40:53high-pitched tone
40:56high-pitched tone
40:59high-pitched tone
41:03high-pitched tone
41:05Vincent!
41:07high-pitched tone
41:10high-pitched tone
41:18What did you want to tell me?
41:20♪♪♪
41:27I wanted to tell you that I'm sorry.
41:29♪♪♪
41:33The way my father insulted you,
41:35that wasn't right.
41:37♪♪♪
41:41He did that to me, too.
41:43I know how that feels.
41:45♪♪♪♪
41:51Then we both learned something.
41:53♪♪♪♪
42:00I missed you.
42:02♪♪♪♪
42:06Not like I missed you.
42:08♪♪♪♪
42:18♪♪♪♪
42:28♪♪♪♪
42:38♪♪♪♪
42:48♪♪♪♪
42:58♪♪♪♪
43:08♪♪♪♪
43:18♪♪♪♪
43:28♪♪♪♪
43:38♪♪♪
43:48♪♪♪
43:58♪♪♪
44:08♪♪♪
44:19I don't know why you're so excited about this.
44:29I'm so glad we're together again.
44:39Me too.
44:43Although...
44:45sometimes you scare me.
44:48When you went after my father,
44:50I thought you were doing something to him.
44:52If he lights me up, he'll get a heart attack.
44:55I can be very unpleasant.
44:59So you're very pleasant to me.
45:06And after all, we're saving on high-yields.
45:11Why do I always have to stay in bed?
45:15What are you going to do?
45:21I'm going to take revenge on your father for what he did to me.
45:25Because he took your company from you?
45:28Watch what you say.
45:33I'm sorry.
45:34No, I didn't mean it like that.
45:36I know. Still.
45:40What are you going to do?
45:45Men who have power have corpses in their cellars.
45:48I'll keep looking until I find one.
45:54First we'll get Lars out of jail.
45:57Then your father.
46:02Let's get to the fight.
46:09Thank you for distracting me.
46:11Now I feel better.
46:13Come home safe.
46:15And don't let your fashion neighbor get to you.
46:19I'm the peace itself.
46:27Actually, we're closed.
46:29I'll hurry.
46:34Clemens, how often have we...
46:36Yes, I know. Today I'm your customer.
46:38But you don't drink tea at all.
46:40Yes, but Regina would like 50 grams of this orange...
46:46Right away.
46:50It's possible.
46:52Let's go.
46:54Wait, I'll call the police.
46:56No, are you crazy? No cops.
47:04Lars is in a lot of stress.
47:06He's working full-time in West Lower Saxony.
47:09You don't want him to feel sorry for me?
47:12I just have to make sure he can't do his job at the Ascania Park...
47:16...because he's only taking care of his own company.
47:18Some children still had a parent's share and were allowed to go home for Christmas.
47:21But the worst was my birthday. I really hated it.
47:25Nobody knew when I was really born.
47:27So the home management appreciated my day.
47:30And so the 25th of August became the day that always reminded me...
47:35...that nobody really wanted me.
47:37Don't worry, you look good. You should wear it more often.
47:39You look like a professional golfer.
47:41As if you had any idea, Mr. Albers.
47:44Hey, what's wrong with you?
47:45Come on, please!
47:47Just leave me alone.