Until the End of the World Edit

A 7/16ths?

A big, old fellow?

A cacophony of brain waves transformed into a symphony of colors and shapes.

A dream.

A final warning.

A friend is in trouble.

A hundred years from now,

A man with a great passion for his herb garden.

A person...

A prayer for the wounded planet, Earth.

A quick look at weather for this Friday, December 31, 1999,

A quiet life, a view of the Eiffel Tower.

A Sam Spade or a Philip Marlowe.

A tall, handsome stranger from Australia with an American accent.

About having stolen money stolen."

Actually feel a little shy.

Actually, I'm not a tourist, I'm a burglar.

Actually, um...

After a while, I just wanted to get the hell out of here.

After all these years.

Ah, at least one of us is where we deserve to be.

Ah, yes.

Ah! Ha ha! Bravo!

Ah! Thank you.

Ah. I'm Karl. I work here.

Ah. Iritza.

Ah. She sat there on the track waiting for this young fellow for three days.

Ah. So where is it now?

All Claire knew was that she had finally found her mission.

All electromagnetic circuits get wiped by a nuclear blast.

All I found out was that two men landed in a helicopter

All I knew was how to write.

All I want is for my mother to see...

All right then. Yes, then we quit.

All right, break it up!

All right!

All right.

All right.

All right. If he feels up to it, he may as well do it.

All right. Track it.

All she needed was an opportunity, a mission.

All these folds and spots and wrinkles...

All's we know is that nothing electric works.

Already deployed.

Am I correct?

And a jug on the table.

And all our old people's secret knowledge.

And anyway, it's no big deal finding you.

And as I played, and as I watched the Mbantua people

And asked me to take the money up to Paris.

And assuming you're free...

And avoided leaving the apartment.

And back.

And chose to thrust herself into the unknown.

And circled over the maze into which he had fled.

And every time I see you,

And feel affection for you, but...

And for my father to know that I love him.

And good ones too.

And had found a traditional inn, a ryokan.

And had left her with a precious gift.

And healing power of storytelling.

And his vision of himself.

And I hope you learn to sleep.

And I might give you a cut.

And I was so angry with Henry I could've punched him in the nose.

And if I can't, then there's been no point to any of it.

And if it's successful, I'm sure it'll be quite easy.

And if we didn't have this hand cranker, we'd be going nowhere.

And it was...

And limit it to the sight line aspect ratio?

And needed her.

And now I'm on my way back to Paris.

And now you will see Nora.

And now, we're heading off to Australia. [laughing]

And playing it back.

And real detective work begins.

And science and "us against the world."

And she caught a...

And she did have one lead.

And she had to climb out towards the light by herself.

And she only eats string cheese.

And she was in love with the idea of being in love.

And so have you.

And so will he.

And stay calm.

And that's the gift you didn't think of giving me.

And the computer has to compare the brain activity

And then America.

And then I realized that I myself had been followed.

And then you'd see my face,

And there'd be something wrong with it,

And this is her sister,

And thus became more and more concentrated.

And to reproduce them in the blind person's visual cortex.

And took Dr. Farber back to the United States.

And we passed it a long time ago.

And we're smart.

And what is your name?

And when that day comes, remember me as I am now.

And when you breathe when you get to that stage, that is

And wrote the truth instead.

And yet Claire and I had moved beyond all that.

And you don't know who I am?

And you know it.

And you? What do you do?

And you'd say,

And your family is very proud

And your family is very proud

And your family is very proud

And your mother could actually see what I see? Trevor?

And... I see.

Anton, it's Edith this is for, not Henry.

Anton, it's Edith this is for, not Henry.

Any sane person like myself would have told her

Anyway, it would be really painful

Anyway, no place I wanna go. Oh, yeah, except to America.

Anyway, what are you going to do with all that money?

Apparently, he stole some opal.

Are there shadows on the wall?

Are you all right? Did you hurt yourself?

Are you doing it to punish me?

Are you following me?

Are you implying you want to hire me?

Are you okay? Did he hurt you?

Are you ready, my mother?

Are you ready?

Are you taking the piss again?

Aren't you even curious to know about your dreams?

As a direct consequence, bells started ringing all over the place,

As far as you're concerned, it's over.

As for Claire, the next time I heard from her,

As she drove down from the high plateau towards Saint Étienne.

As soon as he says he's Buddhist, people start hallucinating.

As we ran before the fatal winds that might bring about

At exactly the same time Claire and I had stood at the broken bridge

At first, only Dr. Farber could see the promise of his experiments.

At the end of the first week,

At the original price.

At the station in Shinjuku by pointing at a symbol that she could not read.

At the Tiananmen Hotel, room 1407.

At the time, she was living her own nightmare.

Au revoir!

Babe, she told me things that are way more incredible than that.

Back to square one.

Bam, ping, pong, plastic America!

Bang. You are.

Based on her successful transmission to Edith,

Bastards!

Because the fate of the entire planet

Berlin was a big city now. Ten million people lived in the area.

Berlin, Paris,

Besides which, you are out of your depth.

Better ask the client.

Better to be pissed off than pissed on.

Biochemical images. [chuckles]

Bloody books are giving me nightmares.

Bloody good thing too.

Blue hair band.

Blue.

Boys, men...

Brain activity unfocused. These waves are too low.

Brain waves into images.

Broken ladder.

Buggered.

But after the ceremony, he neglected those for mourning.

But all phenomena the stopped watches,

But as we sang and danced, we couldn't know that one of us

But at least they knew they were not the only people left on Earth.

But Claire never listened much to that sort of reasonable thinking.

But eventually, shapes began to emerge.

But he could always find something to do for other people.

But he didn't trust the uses they'd put it to.

But he was a really nice guy.

But he was way over his head when he tried to cash in...

But he's an egotist, and he's obsessed.

But I can offer you Moscow.

But I didn't understand what you wanted. If Ronda hadn't have

But I have done something terrible.

But I was at least was able to prove that my competitor had a bad character.

But I will sacrifice our lives,

But I wouldn't, so I was her enemy.

But I'm afraid this is what the world looks like.

But I'm afraid... this is what the world looks like.

But I'm the only one who got you.

But I've seen, finally...

But in a short time, they were oceans apart.

But is that true?

But it also records how your brain reacts

But it is nice to see you.

But it was a defeat for the optimists amongst us.

But it was also confusing and sad.

But it was impossible to rescue a man

But it's a different sort of love, that's all.

But it's our duty to realize the future with our imagination.

But it's very reasonable in this current situation.

But looking out into the future.

But no celebration could've been happier than this one,

But no matter where I go, I'll always keep you in my heart.

But no one knew that Dr. Farber was pursuing a new line of research

But nobody dared talk about it.

But not now. Not in this book.

But now...

But only what she would do when she'd finally found him.

But our digital tapes are untouched, thank God.

But seeing as I'm going to collect a big reward from these people here...

But she had an intuition.

But sometimes the greatest happiness happens in the worst times.

But such were the passions of the Farber family,

But that isn't very good.

But the fruit of their labor seemed to be nothing more

But the truth was, Philip Winter was a bleeding heart

But then the gliding would turn into falling,

But there was something else too.

But they were desperate.

But we were always going to be friends.

But when she considered this, she panicked and just worked harder,

But words were all I had.

But wouldn't you say he's crossing rather a lot of borders tonight?

But you must let me know by Friday.

But you're going to tell me where he is, right?

Buzzer. How you doing, Claire?

By a window.

By some opal miners to track down Trevor McPhee,

By telling it...

By the time I came to rescue Claire,

By yourselves?

Came the beginning of my first novel.

Can I put them on you?

Can you wait? I'll meet you there. We'll have dinner.

Can you wire it to the Hotel Ukraina in Moscow?

Can you write it, please?

Can't think of anything to say.

Certainly not.

Charges will be applied to your credit card.

Charming chap, your new boyfriend.

Chico had no trouble finding him.

Chico, I'm totally broke. I'm in deep shit.

Chico... came in time.

Christ.

CIA, KGB, Yakuza bounty hunters

Claire and Sam finally felt that they left their old lives behind them.

Claire could have come back to Paris, but she had a mission now:

Claire could not understand how the failure of the experiment

Claire never doubted she would find the man named Trevor in Berlin.

Claire still had no idea where they were going.

Claire Tourneur.

Claire Tourneur.

Claire was in no position to deny Henry Farber

Claire was its leading character.

Claire, can you hear me?

Claire, I don't like this.

Claire, of course, couldn't wait. Within ten minutes,

Claire, this is our doctor, Lydia.

Claire, where are you?

Claire!

Claire?

Claire? Claire?

Claire.

Claire. Claire?

Climb down!

Collecting images...

Colors.

Come here, young lady.

Come here.

Come here.

Come on, Claire.

Come on, you can't be upset about having stolen money stolen.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on. Don't give up. We'll find her.

Come on. I'll fix you up.

Come on. I'll take it all now, all right? What's in here, huh?

Come on. Let's get going!

Come on. Make me rich. Give it to Bernie.

Come on. Somebody show me some plastic, and we all go home.

Come on. You're my friend.

Come.

Computer memories too.

Coober Pedy, South Australia.

Could mean the end of the world as we know it?

Could possibly matter that much, compared to the fate of the world.

Could she be... our daughter?

Could you go? He's coming.

Count it. I'm leaving it here.

Couple of hours, you'll meet my mother and my father.

Creating a disturbance in a public place.

Damn it.

Damn it.

David took the... bag.

Deal?

Deal.

Depends on what the Americans do.

Did not contradict the evidence of a nuclear blast,

Did you have an affair with him?

Did you look carefully? It's 50,000.

Did you read about the bank robbery at Nice?

Didn't matter to me.

Didn't work, did it?

Didn't work.

Do detectives write, Mr. Winter?

Do you know who I am?

Do you love him?

Do you mind?

Do you remember the last time?

Do you see a gray metallic door?

Do you want a ride?

Do you want your money back?

Do you?

Doesn't he know what you've been through for him?

Don't ask.

Don't call him an asshole.

Don't do anything.

Don't go to sleep. I want to know what Trevor did.

Don't hurt him.

Don't leave me all alone.

Don't patronize me, you pathetic old man!

Don't talk to me!

Don't they realize that this satellite business

Don't touch that!

Don't.

Dope pusher or a bank robber?

Down dangerous pathways,

Down into the garden of dreams itself.

Dr. Farber had died keeping the secrets

Dr. Fukosowa in Tokyo, I couldn't see.

Each time I get to this part of this dream, it gets blurry.

Early morning, in November of 1999, I'd lost Claire's trace.

Edith Mbatjana.

Edith, why are you rushing this?

Edith's heart's fine. BP good. Respiration normal. Everything's okay.

Eight, seven, six,

Empty your mind, for Pete's sake!

Empty your mind! Stop thinking!

Enabled the computer to translate these images into brain waves again

English. Speak English.

Enjoy your stay.

Escalated last night with the assassination

Eventually they found themselves in a train leaving Tokyo.

Every night, one.

Every second I was seeing...

Every time I work with him, I go wrong.

Every time you use your credit cards, bells start ringing.

Everything and everyone else takes a second place.

Everything is part of a story.

Everything. Nothing.

Everywhere.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Extending her stay in Moscow from one day to two,

Face to face for me too.

Fantastically beautiful, don't you think?

Farber, don't do this to him!

Farber.

Farber...

Father came here first 40 years ago as a young ophthalmologist.

Feelings and figures emerged from the forgotten past.

Fellas, go now.

Finally, huh?

Finder's fee: $500,000.

FIVE

Five years ago, I was still good looking.

Five, four, three,

Five, four, three,

Flash bag you got there, mate.

For a writer, you don't type very fast.

For Chico, the trip was a little too quiet,

For her to see.

For her video monitor.

For making blind people see?

For nothing.

For private traffic, please use SOUTERRAIN tunnels.

For several hours, the government agents looked for Sam

For the first time in her life, Claire was fulfilled.

For World News Network, this is Nomi Morris in Berlin.

FOUR

Four days later, she spent a fortune video faxing the tape to me in Paris.

Freed me to write it anew,

Friends can travel.

From him?

From the people who had stolen it from a bank.

From the South of France to Paris.

From two to three, always finding one more hotel and one more concierge.

Full of dirt.

Gene, 30 percent of this is mine.

Gene, can't you make it work?

Gene!

Gene?

Gently, gently, catchy monkey.

Get in there.

Get out.

Get the fuck out of my face, you understand?

Get the hell out of here.

Give me a minute.

Give me a minute.

Give me a minute.

Give me the key.

Give me your hand.

Give my love to Anton and Irina, will you, please?

Go ahead, Elsa.

Go on, before I call my pals at the precinct.

Go on, get out of my lot, you assholes!

Go on, then! Bye!

Go on. Get a credit card, asshole!

Go to transmission.

Go!

Go.

God almighty!

God, you never give up, do you?

God! We're not going to transmit that.

Goddamn... Come on, man!

Goethe, gone forever.

Goethe. What the fuck would you know about Goethe?

Gonna be safer up the road at the Center. Come on!

Good bye, Fitzpatrick.

Good evening.

Good evening.

Good luck.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Good morning. Let's go through the tapes together.

Good old diesel.

Good.

Good.

Got any more? I'd love some.

Got to be fuel pump.

Got to find you a place to stay.

Guess what. I need money: $5,000.

Had already been abandoned years ago

Happy birthday.

Has it started?

Have been captured on this videotape, recorded by the assassin himself.

Have you ever heard him play?

Have you got a...

Haven't I seen you somewhere before?

He and Karl worked around the clock.

He blamed himself, even in his dreams.

He didn't used to be like this. I mean, he was always like this, but...

He doesn't seem to be in any hurry about it.

He felt fat and prosperous, so he was happy

He followed me because he loved me.

He fucked my best friend. I went to Italy.

He gave it to the Paris Museum of Modern Art."

He had lost his.

He had sought her there and had found her

He helped them beat trachoma. He worked his guts out to achieve that.

He is going crazy because no one is borrowing money anymore.

He is my son.

He just loved the truth. He sought it all the time.

He knows how to drive this thing.

He never found his father again, only his grave.

He realized that in order to continue successfully,

He robbed me, he betrayed me,

He showed Claire his universe of mountains, trees and flowers.

He still carried the bag that she'd used to transport stolen money

He stole from me too.

He takes his brain's signals and turns them into pictures on a screen.

He thinks it's our fault.

He thought I was working with you. That's why he took my money.

He thought the cat was in the bag, the chase was over.

He took all my money, and I'm not his girlfriend.

He transferred and deleted all father's files from the institute's computer.

He wants his Nobel Prize.

He wants to be my sponsor.

He was always full of himself,

He was wanted for industrial espionage by the US government.

He will give you a special rate.

He won't wake up.

He'll find his prey soon.

He'll never be aggressive with me, but always with Henry.

He's 82 year He's your brother too, Peter.

He's a big one. Eighty five thousand dollars.

He's a bit of a weirdo, but so is a lot of people around here, eh?

He's a creep.

He's a genius. When they came here,

He's a pretty flash character.

He's a wedge tail.

He's always been like this. I always forget. I...

He's at the Alhambra Hotel.

He's been driving me nuts for 15 years.

He's dead?

He's getting on the Trans Siberian.

He's gonna be furious when he finds out about the money.

He's got your eyes.

He's innocent, and I am really a blonde.

He's just not on it.

He's okay? My eyes! Can you hold on one second?

He's singing the country.

He's the custodian of this stretch of the country,

He's wanted?

Heidi?

Heidi?

Hello, brother.

Hello, Claire.

Hello, Claire. It's me. I just got in.

Hello, dear Edith.

Hello, girls. How is everything?

Hello, sweetheart. Any readings yet?

Hello!

Hello.

Henry knows what he's doing. Let them see it through.

Henry would give you back your sight, just like he always said he would.

Henry!

Henry?

Henry? I know him even better.

Henry...

Henry...

Her capacity for self destruction.

Her extraordinary vision had found her a place on their space observatory.

Her grief was only there for those with eyes to see it.

Her husband followed the Aboriginal traditions for death,

Her share of that money could buy her an apartment on the Seine,

Here comes the radiation.

Here I am, for better or for worse.

Here is Anton, my brother Anton.

Here we go.

Here's the music I play.

Here's what you've been waiting for.

Herr Dr. Freud.

Hesitantly at first, but accepting the good that it did me.

Hey, Chico.

Hey, don't be an asshole, okay?

Hey, get the fuck out of my face, okay?

Hey, how about, um,

Hey, I could drive.

Hey, I'm five.

Hey, I'm not a criminal.

Hey, Madelaine, how are you?

Hey, Sam.

Hey, senorita! Wait a minute!

Hey, there, fellas. How's it going? Do you speak any English?

Hey!

Hey!

Hey.

Hey.

Hey. Wait Wait a minute. Wait!

Hey. You're not writing about us?

Hi there. Winter's the name, missing people's the game.

Hi, Claire. Guess what.

Hi, Gene.

Hi.

His concentration is only red. It's not enough.

His credit card company was off line for eight hours, but now I got in.

His father couldn't remain the only subject of his own experiments.

His fortune teller told him I would be the one to lead him to be

His is the face I most wanted to see.

His main tool was a truth drug.

His name was Sam Farber, not Trevor McPhee.

His real name is Farber.

His wife existed only in his dreams.

Hit him! Hit him!

Hmm?

Hmm.

Hmm. It depends on the expense.

Holy shit. You look like you've been through hell.

Honeymoon. Honeymoon.

Hoping that she could read it one day.

How about a cup of coffee, Henry?

How about this?

How are you?

How can I do this shit if I'm too tired?

How could we ever turn away from this?

How do we know that price belongs to that face?

How do you spell "nuisance"?

How far have you got with your dictionary?

How long did I sleep?

How much is in here?

How much would it cost to set me up with one of these, hard and soft?

How much?

How...

How's that! Okay? Come on, asshole!

However, in science there's always tomorrow.

Hurry up, okay?

Hurry up, Sam. I'll stay with Claire.

I already know a lot about you.

I already paid for the carpet.

I always behave badly.

I always wanted to come to America.

I am identifying.

I am neither a spy nor a jewel thief.

I am not sharing your room.

I am the angel again.

I am...

I am."

I believed in words, and I believed in the magic

I bet you come a long way to get here.

I borrowed some money I can't pay back.

I bought a car, and I just tried all the bars.

I broke up with my boyfriend.

I came for my work.

I came to write a book on the Mbantua women.

I can find them anywhere.

I can get the apartment.

I can go to my bank manager.

I can show you other properties.

I can understand you and see how you are made

I can't even focus.

I can't see anything.

I can't stand this!

I can't tell you how fed up I am with all those secrets

I can't trust the simulator. I just can't trust it.

I can't, Claire. It's dead.

I completely forgive you for keeping us waiting.

I continued to write Claire's story,

I continued to write my novel. I wrote like a maniac.

I could buy that apartment opposite Makiko.

I could fall in love with you right now.

I could record him. You could see him.

I couldn't stop thinking about you.

I crashed the Rover.

I cried a lot.

I did some recording myself.

I didn't feel like going back to Paris anyway.

I didn't know the cure for the disease of images.

I didn't think they had spies anymore. I mean, we are here in Moscow in 1999.

I do.

I don't decide anything.

I don't have much time, Gene. My card is running out.

I don't know about "god."

I don't know. Just talk to them. Keep them away.

I don't know. Maybe you want to get pregnant.

I don't like this at all.

I don't live anywhere.

I don't need anything, Gene.

I don't need to chase you.

I don't sleep anymore, Doctor. Sleeping is out.

I don't think that's a very good idea.

I don't think you quite understand the nature of our relationship.

I don't want it to start again.

I dreamed I was pregnant.

I felt that what were playing was a prayer,

I felt very light.

I finally understood why Henry had wanted to transform

I find them here, I find them there.

I forgot how nice you smelled.

I got a nose, and I know where it goes.

I got her. Claire Tourneur is making

I got him!

I got him.

I got the real estate agent to sell you the apartment

I got your message, and, uh, I guess you need something else from the fridge.

I had no right to keep following her.

I had shut myself off completely.

I had the indicators on green, but they keep going red.

I had to drive them to the next town.

I hate guns.

I hate your suit.

I have arranged with a real estate agent

I have just witnessed a miracle.

I have money.

I have seen you somewhere before.

I have to find a local guy tomorrow.

I haven't been a nice guy in a long time.

I haven't been harassed for three years.

I haven't met anyone with a straight job for weeks.

I haven't seen anybody since you left.

I haven't seen her since then.

I haven't seen these people for... 14 years.

I haven't slept so long in weeks.

I hear you.

I hope he loves you.

I hope you are not outside.

I I know I am talking too much.

I I know I am talking too much.

I just let go.

I just thanked God that she was back,

I just want my money back.

I just want my own place, that's all.

I just want to find him.

I knew Claire's self destructiveness.

I knew if there was danger, she would throw herself right into it.

I knew there was a pretty girl in it somewhere.

I knew this would get me in trouble.

I know about the camera.

I know him about as well as I know you.

I know him.

I know him.

I know I lost my life when the step broke.

I know I'm talking too much.

I know you don't sleep.

I know you stole it.

I know you think we take it for granted, but we don't.

I know, I know.

I know.

I like it better when you're depressed, Winter.

I like your view.

I look at a little kid, my eyes well up with tears.

I lost a whole year of my life looking for you!

I lost my wife and my only child for you!

I love you, Mother.

I love you.

I loved him too. Very much.

I mean this.

I moved into the now defunct radio station to write

I must have dreamed that all my life, and I've never remembered.

I must make it right.

I need my bags.

I neglected my family...

I never loved anyone like I love you.

I prayed that the truth of the words

I really like you.

I said no. No is no.

I shouldn't be seeing this.

I started to pray again, as I had done long ago,

I stayed with Luca.

I still love you, broken ladder.

I stuck around.

I think he's a spy. [chuckles]

I think the computer is doing it. The computer is interpreting.

I thought I deserved my share.

I thought she had to sweat them all out, all those false images she had absorbed.

I thought you'd help me work out what it's worth

I thought you'd never come. Where is he?

I told her it's the way you get married in your country.

I told them we were on our honeymoon.

I travel. [scoffs]

I tried to paint you out.

I trusted him.

I understand. Thank you so much.

I used to have a dream where...

I used to... have a dream

I want my opal back, please.

I want to see this again.

I wanted to help Claire, but I didn't know how.

I wanted to see Claire grow old.

I was 12. He was 14.

I was finally getting used to it.

I was involved in the bank robbery at Nice Airport.

I was just worried about you.

I was now afraid that the apocalypse would read,

I was tumbling around with...

I was watching all those people,

I was with my parents.

I watched helplessly as Claire and Sam were drowning

I watched you dance.

I went to a lot of parties.

I went to Venice.

I will remember you too.

I wish Sam could've found me at home in Lisbon with the kids.

I wish you didn't have to see me in such an ugly place.

I wish you didn't have to see me in such an ugly place.

I wonder if they're in love.

I wonder if you'd mind if I borrowed the typewriter.

I would be with him. I would be making love with him.

I wouldn't need to hire a bounty hunter to find you.

I wrote about Chico and Winter and Burt.

I wrote about Claire.

I wrote about myself too.

I wrote about our fears. I wrote about our hopes.

I wrote about the Aboriginal people.

I wrote about the Farber family and their pride and selfishness.

I wrote an ending for my novel whereby Sam and Claire would meet again

I wrote day and night.

I wrote it, but tore the pages apart

I wrote so that none of what happened to us would ever be forgotten.

I... I told you al... already.

I'd agree to 30%.

I'd always cherished the beginning of the Gospel according to John:

I'd been walking around Tokyo for hours, until daybreak,

I'd found a heartfelt solitude which allowed me to work

I'd like to do it again. [clears throat]

I'd rather die from this than from anything else.

I'd rather never see a single face

I'd rather never see anyone in our family.

I'd rather not disclose that.

I'd say,

I'll be waiting for your call.

I'll call him anything I want, "mamzelle."

I'll catch him, then I'll take you out to dinner.

I'll dream this again. I can make that clearer.

I'll get back to you.

I'll get her to knock it down.

I'll get over it.

I'll get the painter to put pressure on her too.

I'll get your money back for three grand.

I'll go with you.

I'll kill you.

I'll put it through.

I'll say good bye now.

I'll take you to the old fellas that I know.

I'll take you.

I'll tell you, Edith, I I, uh,

I'll think about it.

I'll try Chico again.

I'll try.

I'm a genius.

I'm always calm!

I'm broke.

I'm calm.

I'm coming to her.

I'm dead.

I'm Eugene.

I'm fine, Maisie. Look after Sam.

I'm five.

I'm going back to Berlin.

I'm gonna go now, okay?

I'm gonna go see Adam. Maybe he's got another pump.

I'm gonna have to go.

I'm in Beijing now,

I'm in no hurry to be a corpse,

I'm like a ladder?

I'm like him. I'm obsessive.

I'm lost.

I'm not a sad man though.

I'm not dead in here, and neither are you.

I'm not disappointed.

I'm on a Korean boat going from San Francisco to Sydney!

I'm really sorry, Chico. I can't.

I'm rich now.

I'm saving your ass, Winter.

I'm searching

I'm searching.

I'm searching.

I'm searching.

I'm so happy that you'll get to see me.

I'm so happy that you'll see me.

I'm so relieved.

I'm sorry to disappoint you.

I'm sorry, Claire.

I'm sorry, Edi.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. You're making things too dangerous for me.

I'm the only one who can.

I'm the son of Dr. Henry Farber.

I'm Trevor McPhee.

I'm worried about the present, Mr. Fitzpatrick.

I've become like my own father.

I've been listening to that for weeks.

I've CRC'ed the entire system. Nothing wrong on the inside.

I've done some recording in San Francisco.

I've given you five sleeping pills myself.

I've given you pantetheine phosphate.

I've lost his trace.

I've never heard anything like it.

If he doesn't keep it alive...

If I knew where he was, I wouldn't be here with you.

If I say I'm a singer, you'll ask me what I've done.

If I understand this correctly...

If I was really an agent,

If I were Sam, this would make me feel like honey.

If I'd given Claire the batteries for her monitor,

If I'm in an airport,

If it was the end of the world, why shouldn't we go down laughing?

If it's to tell me this crap, I'm hanging up.

If only we could be with you and share this moment with you.

If our parents, our children, our friends were still alive,

If she'd gone northwest, she could've found Trevor.

If that's what you want, fine. I'll stay.

If the address is false, we'll know how to find you.

If there was a chance to get hurt, she would grab it.

If we just drive around, we're bound to find them.

If you can drive a car, you don't need to pay me.

If you can make her see it, then do it.

If you change your mind, I don't care.

If you hurt her...

If you wanna attract attention, with all that whipped cream...

If you wanna find me, get a drink,

If you were any more wrong,

If you're calm, I'm calm.

If you're looking for him in Beijing, I'm not surprised.

Imagine what you could hang on your walls instead of my people's paintings.

In a glass case. Listen, listen.

In a very disciplined way.

In another 20 years, the US government might tell me who it was.

In any reasonable culture, I would be perceived as

In central Australia, on the land of the Mbantua people.

In Coober Pedy, South Australia.

In doing so, she changed the direction of her life.

In fact, it was the hand cranked engine

In fact, many experts predict that such an explosion

In memory of my father and brother. For my mother, Barbara, Hella and Michael.

In my solitude, things happened to me.

In response to what your eyes see.

In ten, nine,

In that same bar in San Francisco, Tosca's.

In the earth of the Kangaroo Plain,

In the green room, remember?

In the South of France.

In the terrible droughts of the mid '90s.

In the weeks that followed, the laboratory became a beehive of activity.

In their own nocturnal imagery.

In their time, with government funds.

In theory, these two grids of information,

Incredible. It was in the cards!

Instead, Claire recorded some of her journey through China for me.

Interest rates are too high.

International reaction has been horrified at the unforeseeable consequences

Invented Trevor McPhee, and that she had projected onto him

Is Auntie Maisie all right?

Is laughing, drinking, carousing.

Is restricted to commercial transportation.

Is that so hard?

Is that the cops will get Gene's address.

Is that, a long time ago,

Is your car still driveable?

Is...

It began, "For two months, Claire had drifted through the parties,

It can take visual information straight from the brain.

It hurts every time I see a small boy.

It looks... different.

It occurred to no one that he might be attempting

It records the biochemical event of seeing.

It soared above the ozone layer like a lethal bird of prey.

It soared above the ozone layer..."

It still had the tracer attached to it.

It took them four years, starting from scratch, to build this place.

It was a miracle she was alive.

It was a quiet trip, a sort of a honeymoon.

It was all Sam thought about.

It was almost by accident,

It was crazy to do it when you were tired, Sam!

It was February of the year 2000.

It was in space! The blast was all in space!

It was on that same evening that I realized

It was only later that I realized

It was perhaps the last time the pair of them would be so close.

It was the summer of '94.

It wasn't because I'm a great guy.

It will cause a chain reaction.

It would've been ungracious for her to mention this.

It'll die.

It's a great pleasure to meet you, Claire.

It's a truth drug.

It's all different currencies.

It's cooler.

It's crazy to do it when you are tired.

It's David!

It's fantastic.

It's good to have you with us, Claire.

It's Henry's and Sam's business, so it's my business.

It's incredible, isn't it?

It's incredible. I just seem to attract criminals.

It's keyed to our man's passport and credit card.

It's like a ladder.

It's like a river that will never run

It's like a sickness.

It's like you'll be the first woman to walk

It's like...

It's me. I'm in New York, and the book came out today. What do you think?

It's most impressive, Mr. Winter.

It's much less expensive than you'd think.

It's my fishing program.

It's nice.

It's not enough, but...

It's not the mags, it's not the injectors, it's not the plugs.

It's nothing, Mother. I want you to meet Claire.

It's okay, Mom.

It's okay. He's in deep sleep.

It's okay. It's okay!

It's okay. There's no danger of overload.

It's only a demo.

It's raining a lot now.

It's ridiculous.

It's so weird that all this is finally happening now.

It's still there. Claire, are you okay?

It's the end of the world.

It's the NEMP effect.

It's the same for Raymond.

It's true. You're an odd guardian angel for me.

It's trying to transmit a visual equivalent of the dreamer's emotion.

It's unbelievable, Mom, how Sam found me here in Siberia, of all places.

It's you.

Jesus!

Just a minute. Let me... I'll just put this with the subtotal here.

Just getting a concentrated image in that situation is really difficult.

Just let your eye movements follow the computer.

Just like he always said he would.

Just my expenses. Five grand.

Just tell me where you're going. I want to be there.

Just wait.

Just watch out for the flash in the sky.

Just what I was saying: the price of a cappuccino.

Just when you've found out the world is okay,

Kiss me.

Leave that!

Leave the satellite alone!

Leaving Moscow tonight at 2310.

Let me sleep, for God's sake!

Let me sleep. I can't... I can't transfer the images.

Let our deaths be a signal,

Let's go!

Let's go. Quick.

Life ends.

Like a ladder with a broken step.

Like the south of France.

Like this. [blows]

Linda. Maggie.

Lisbon,

Listen Oh, no, no, no, no.

Listen to them singing.

Listen, Edi, I was wondering if you have the strength to do

Listen, Raymond. The way you're being

Listen.

Listen. Look.

Literally. Here, and here.

Look at her face!

Look at it. It needs nothing.

Look at me, Gene. I'm Claire. What do you expect?

Look at my face.

Look at them.

Look at this car. Man done gave me a car. [chuckles]

Look at this.

Look only at the still point. There's nothing but the still point!

Look, cut the bullshit.

Look, I couldn't afford to pay you even if I wanted to. I'm sorry.

Look, I'll find a safe place. I'll call you back. Is this number safe?

Look, it's me. I'm in front of the house

Look, what he's looking at is about a minute ahead

Lost in the labyrinth of his own soul.

Love or money either way, you win.

Loved for her optimism, her energy and her courage.

Lovers?

Lydia works here. She keeps an eye on the medical side.

Lydia, this is Claire.

M A N G E R Strasse.

Maggie, Linda, it's good to be home.

Maisie Mbatjana.

Maisie.

Majestic, fantastic,

Make it work.

Makiko, I've got to go. I'll call you tomorrow.

Makiko, it all seems like a long time ago.

Mangerstrasse. Okay?

May I?

Maybe she's French?

Maybe you're after the man, not the money. Doesn't matter, decide later.

Maybe. I don't know.

McPhee.

Me.

Might still the screaming white birds in the sky.

Mine too.

Minimum. It has to dry.

Mission Bell Motel.

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

Mm, mm, mm.

Mm.

Mm.

Mm.

Mm.

Mm. It went with the windshield.

More than anything, I hoped she was now on the path

Morning, mate.

Mostly, they're nightmares.

Mother...

Mr. Fitzpatrick?

Mr. Winter, admit it.

Mrs. Farber...

Music of the spheres.

My arms ache to hold him.

My bag? It's traveling separately.

My computer's wiped.

My dear Chico, you could apologize to Madame Tourneur.

My eyes are on fire already.

My eyes hurt too much.

My heart is dead!

My heart is fading...

My hitchhiker robbed me.

My mother will see my face.

My own wife and my child.

My... My mother is blind.

Nearly 40 years,

Ned, Claire. Claire, Ned.

Ned, remember what happened last time.

Ned, sync lock for recovery.

Ned?

Neither to prove my love for Claire

Never ask.

Ní hao means "How are you?"

Ní hao.

Nice to see you, Father.

Nineteen percent Claire, where are you going?

Ninety five percent of the world's opal comes from there.

No matter where it led her.

No one knew where it might land.

No one knew where it might land.

No one wants cash. Who wants cash? Bernie doesn't want cash!

No problem. She's okay. She took some sleeping pills.

No sweat.

No wonder you were almost blind.

No, Claire, no.

No, Claire. I'm sorry.

No, Gene. You can't.

No, he's just...

No, Henry, I'm fine.

No, Henry.

No, I can steer it into a whole new direction.

No, I haven't seen him since you went away.

No, I know.

No, I was fooling myself. I just wanted her back.

No, it's gone back to red.

No, it's none of your business.

No, let's do it now.

No, money's been counted and traced.

No, no, it's no use.

No, no, no, no, no. There's not gonna be any plastic. We got cash.

No, no, no, please. Marry her.

No, no, no.

No, not from him. From, uh, some tough guys.

No, of Trevor's.

No, really.

No!

No!

No!

No!

No! No!

No?

No.

No.

No.

No.

No. [snores]

No. I don't even know if I'm coming back.

No. I don't want to.

No. I was on the phone myself.

No. I'm fine.

No. It's the programming.

No. No, you won't. We want this car, and we want to pay cash.

No. Still on recognition phase, Edi.

Nor do without.

Nor the search for a blind woman's sight.

Not dwelling on the past, as I had done,

Not in my book, we're not.

Not much. But you know me. I'll return it.

Nothing but trouble. It's a malfunction.

Nothing was worth shit anymore.

Nothing.

Nothing. I destroyed all the tapes.

Now it was reading the act of remembering.

Now it's time to get that shit out of your system once and for all.

Now, come over here.

Now, let's have another yarn.

O L I V I...

Of all our lives.

Of all places.

Of course I have.

Of course I've seen the camera. I've even operated it myself.

Of course they're still alive.

Of his dream machine for himself.

Of his service agreement with the Sunset Lab at Palo Alto.

Of such an act.

Of the American ambassador to the United Nations in Berlin.

Of the Second Seeing to that of the first one,

Of this part of the story.

Of what we're seeing on the big screen.

Offering a very tasty finder's fee for his capture.

Oh, calm down, Raymond.

Oh, don't call me "baby."

Oh, God, I'm glad you're safe.

Oh, I know, Gene. I know.

Oh, I like it too.

Oh, if only you could see us now.

Oh, is that so strange in Coober Pedy? That's no reason to put them in jail.

Oh, look at this.

Oh, no, make it 20.

Oh, no.

Oh, no. Caffeine is just what you don't need.

Oh, Sam. I'm sorry.

Oh, that helps.

Oh, who cares about your work?

Oh, yeah.

Oh, you bitch.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh! Oh, bonanza!

Oh! Oh, you want to play, huh? Get over there, you crazy bitch!

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh. Oh. Just a minute.

Okay, give me the address.

Okay, just watch the house until I get to Berlin.

Okay, okay!

Okay, okay.

Okay, so long, babe.

Okay, where's my opal?

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay. Bye, bye.

Okay. Good.

Okay. Lydia, any objections?

Okay. Me. Want some tea?

Okay. Rolling.

Old man Farber cares only about his work.

On that April morning, I no longer had a competitor for her heart,

On the edge of what was possibly the end of the world.

On the left at the back,

On the other side of the gap.

Once he told her,

Once she saw the lost world of her childhood,

Once they do that,

One day, I will no longer be alive.

One of them is a very good drummer.

One, two, three, four...

Only Claire couldn't care less.

Only Claire, impatient as ever, fled the traffic jam

Only miracles make sense.

Only the Mbantua people knew about it.

Only to find that he had lost his wife and son for good.

Onto a Korean freighter leaving for Sydney.

Or a whole day that will never happen.

Or are you just a bellboy?

Or burned, or sick.

Or Farber san staying in the hotel?

Or listen to a little music...

Or with anybody else for quite a while.

Our first summer.

Our lives are filled with sad stories,

Our savior.

Our Tricky Trevor is flying to Lisbon, Portugal. See?

Out of the sky.

Over there. 1,500 rubles a night.

Pathetic old man?

People are always labeling you.

People painting song lines,

Perfect.

Performing car initialization.

Peter is my father's skin brother. He's my Aboriginal father.

Peter, no one ever did this before in the history of our planet.

Peter?

Peter...

Phoning Dr. Fabrini again? Sure.

Pietro?

Please come back. I'm so sorry.

Please meet me there at 2:00 p.m.

Please phone me as soon as you get in.

Please, can I have an aspirin? I have a splitting headache.

Please, go, Maisie.

Please, go.

Please, Schatz, it doesn't help us to become emotional now.

Please?

Please... please feel free to do so

Point 552...

Possible.

Press "one" to activate the electronic map service.

Pretended to help her find the only man on earth I didn't want her to find.

Primary image fully recovered, Dr. Farber.

Probably not.

Probably.

Provided more coherent memory patterns in her second.

Put it down on the chair!

Put it down.

Put it through there. Claire, help me.

Put that back.

Put them on his eyes.

Pygmies.

Pygmies.

Rained all the time.

Raymond.

Really?

Recording details of sacred sites.

Red curtain.

Red.

Relaxing him. It's laser puncture.

Remember the first time we came to Tokyo?

Right.

Roll on! Let's get out of there!

Ronda: biochemist. She monitors the brain waves during the experiment.

Ronda?

Ronda? Oh, Claire.

Run away!

Safe and sound.

Sam did return to San Francisco,

Sam Farber had been inside the ransacked laboratory

Sam Farber has booked a seat on the train to Beijing

Sam Farber.

Sam knew what he was expected to do.

Sam would want me to take care of this bag.

Sam wouldn't tell her.

Sam, did you see that? It was me, when I was little.

Sam, is Claire behind?

Sam, this is the accountant's line.

Sam, what could I have done? What could I have done?

Sam?

Sammy, you're injured.

Sayonara.

Schatz, don't do this to me, please.

Schatz, this is wonderful.

Searching.

Second Seeing, rolling straight through to transmission, Henry?

See you later.

Seek refuge from the radiation in the caves of Dr.Farber's laboratory,

Seeking excuses to obliterate herself,

Selfless.

SEVEN

SEVEN

She and her crew mates orbited the Earth,

She can have the car.

She could be of service.

She couldn't go on living like this.

She didn't see us, Raymond.

She had been given a whole new life,

She had transmitted more detailed visual information in her first seeing,

She has your mouth, Mother.

She has your mouth.

She hated the very idea.

She knew she could never justify or explain to anyone.

She knew she'd been meant to die here, on the high plateau of the Lozère.

She likes to play with her little yarn ball,

She sat through a nuclear catastrophe. That's the sort of woman she is.

She spent another sleepless night keeping her nightmares at bay.

She spent her 30th birthday in space.

She stayed up there for six months.

She thought she'd abandoned when she was 16.

She was determined to follow her mission through,

She was finally being of service.

She was gliding over an unknown land, pleasantly at first,

She was helpless against the desire to see more.

She was impulsive and stubborn,

She was on the back of a motorcycle traveling southeast towards Beijing.

She was the perfect candidate.

She was working for Green Space.

She will never find anyone to buy it at that price.

She would not led me feed her.

She would not let me touch her.

She'd fallen into the deep well of narcissism,

She's an extraordinary woman.

She's hurt me too much.

She's indestructible.

She's not going to fuck you. She wants to fuck him.

She's right here in Coober Pedy. She just made a phone call.

She's sitting, hands folded.

Shh.

Should get on pretty good with the doc. Farber, that is.

Should like it here, mate. They're a really friendly mob, eh?

Show me.

Sig alert inbound on the San Bernardino.

Silly bugger. You shouldn't be doing this now.

Sitting...

SIX

Slap her around. But don't go chasing after this guy.

Sleep on it.

Slow down, Claire.

Slowly. By the foot of the bed.

So Claire came back to the apartment that she'd shared with me.

So get some rest. The Second Seeing can wait.

So good bye!

So he called a friend.

So I did the only thing I could do:

So I know how much is mine.

So I started all over again and wrote down the new beginning:

So I thought, why not?

So I was kind to her, waited for her to exhaust her crush,

So it seems you don't you want my body, you want my loot?

So it would stay in France.

So it's all yours if you still want it.

So it's beautiful, even sexy.

So just give me a minute. Ned?

So mad at you guys.

So mad at you guys.

So much has changed. I'm in Australia now. Look.

So no point trying to double cross us.

So relieved.

So she had to pedal.

So the only thing she was worried about was not if she could find Trevor McPhee

So then you know you're lending me some money?

So this day is a great day in history...

So this is the place, huh?

So weird that this is finally happening now.

So what exactly is your relationship?

So what's your job?

So where is she now?

So you both had work here?

So you can keep it going all the time, nonstop.

So you reached a dead end, is that right?

So, Gene, that was my home movie.

So, I'll give you a good price on the update.

So, this day is a great day in history...

So, what do we do?

So, where is is now? Where is it now?

So, who am I married to?

So, you're a friend of Sam's.

So?

So? Tell me.

Somebody must've collected the $500,000 reward from the CIA.

Soon they were hooked, all of them.

Sorry, but we haven't been introduced.

Sorry, mein Liebchen.

Sort of everywhere.

Sound coming up, Dr. Farber.

Split from myself.

Split from myself.

Start again.

Stay calm.

Stop it, both of you.

Store cards full. Combining into simulation.

Sure, and then he robbed you.

Sure, you can. The kids only play with it anyway.

Sustained by the belief that it was still there,

Sustained release drugs. Fucking dangerous.

Sweetest, strongest woman.

Take a look around. There's nothing left. The convention's taken them all.

Take it or leave it.

Takes pictures...

Tell her about your... your cat.

Telling myself that if Claire had left my life, perhaps permanently,

Telling stories,

Terrible things have taken place.

Terribly ugly, and this...

Than a chaotic rhythm of digital noise, colors and lights.

Than fiction.

Than lose him again.

Than the end of time itself.

Thank God you're alive.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Thank you, Chico.

Thank you, Claire.

Thank you, Karl.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thanks for the help.

Thanks, mate.

Thanks, mate.

Thanks, mate.

Thanks, what?

Thanks, what?

Thanks.

Thanksgiving weekend, 1995.

That blind people can see.

That camera...

That camera...

That I realized that the loss of my novel had freed me...

That is beautiful.

That never changes, never.

That old man's going to steal your dreaming one day.

That rock is the whale.

That Sam's mother and father were still alive.

That she was chasing a projection of her own imagination,

That the experiments seemed of greater importance

That this had been the purpose of our journey:

That tree is Jonah...

That you're an agent.

That's all we can offer.

That's enough.

That's even sadder than we are.

That's exactly what I'm going to do.

That's for you to invent.

That's him too.

That's him.

That's him.

That's how it always is.

That's impossible.

That's incredible.

That's okay.

That's our people's decision, Dr. Farber. You want to record pictures of his dreams.

That's right.

That's the amount of time it takes for the computer

That's the entrance to Henry's laboratory.

That's what I need.

That's what I need.

That's what I've been telling her for the past three days.

That's why I volunteered...

That's why I'm having so much trouble getting it through my skull

That's... That's quite a coincidence.

That's... That's three countries in three days, baby.

The 10 and the 405 you know how it is.

The accounting is getting very complicated.

The actual end of the world,

The Adlon.

The angels had somehow made a mistake in their accounting

The appearance of a hand cranked diesel vehicle

The bag did you hide the bag?

The bar Claire had mentioned which served brandy in hot chocolate.

The Bear Advanced Bounty Bank Programming.

The birds.

The blind will see, the lame will walk.

The book Gauguin wrote about his stay in Tahiti,

The camera records what you see...

The camera was developed

The chance of recording her dreams.

The cold was the least of the problems. It was my eyes.

The computer considered her technically compatible.

The computer constantly processed huge amounts of data.

The computers at the Cultural Center are all wiped by this Indian stupidity.

The contamination was insignificant,

The country is like their bible.

The Dance Around the Planet, you call it.

The data from Sam's recording in Berlin into my system.

The designer drugs, the one night stands,

The dreams which should have been flushed away

The elders have gone to sit down with the young people

The experience of seeing the world again was exhilarating,

The eye does not see the same as the heart."

The failure of the plane's engine and all of its electrical circuits

The fall!

The falling into panic, and then she'd wake up.

The fear.

The first time, the computer had recorded the act of seeing.

The guy who was here just a minute ago.

The guys who did it crashed into your car.

The guys you stole the opals from put out a reward on you.

The Indian nuclear satellite went out of control.

The Indian nuclear satellite went out of control.

The indicator grids will turn green.

The journey took three weeks.

The last day of the century.

The last terrifying minutes of the ambassador's life

The longer we stand here, the more dangerous it is.

The man she loved was almost blind

The minute he rents a car or crosses a border...

The more clearly the computer can read and transmit

The more you concentrate,

The only thing she cared about was having fresh batteries

The owner of the ryokan was Mr. Mori,

The person she thought she could become.

The plane crashed, and, uh...

The possible side effects of this whole thing?

The present will look after itself.

The programming is too harsh on the retina.

The protest against an American plan to shoot down the stray nuclear satellite

The purpose of our journey had been so that this music might bloom here,

The radios gave nothing but static.

The same dream arrived each night.

The solitude.

The story goes, he lived on these drinks for three days and three nights,

The technology is the same.

The time had come for partings.

The two of you deserve each other, you know that?

The US government wanted it...

The US has threatened to shoot the rogue satellite

The vanes are chipped.

The whole family's been through a lot.

The whole world could explode.

The whole world was alarmed.

The windshield... everything.... Do you work, buddy? Huh?

The word I'm at is ingerir.

The world is still alive!

The world is still alive!

The world she discovered was darker and uglier that she could've imagined.

Their dreams became black holes of isolation.

Then follow him.

Then he'll need these too.

Then I could've been her friend.

Then I'll love you in my dreams.

Then let's do it.

Then Sam has to look at it again,

Then someone should tell him.

Then they told me they'd robbed a bank,

Then we'd better get him fast, and first.

Then what's the problem?

Then where should I look?

Then would you take me out of here?

There are no rooms available.

There is so much information for the computer to process.

There must be a planet somewhere where they have the correct aesthetic,

There must've been parties all over the world.

There was no one around to confirm or deny their fears,

There's a car coming.

There's a detective outside who is chasing you.

There's a foreign woman here!

There's a guy looking for you.

There's a hit man chasing him.

There's a line that should never be crossed.

There's an opal mining syndicate in Australia

There's no going back.

There's no need to argue with strangers.

There's no shape, no definition, no color.

There's not a single room left in all of Moscow.

There's nothing to be sorry for.

There's the key.

Thereby extracting only what is relevant to the image,

These are bloody dangerous times, mate.

These guys in Australia will pay me $85,000 for him.

These people love him.

They call it "the poison from the sky."

They can suck out our dreams and look at them like television.

They did it.

They didn't know the destination. Claire had bought the ticket

They don't understand it, but they know it will destroy our country.

They dreamed about their dreams.

They got Raymond, but Chico is still okay.

They had arrived at the island of dreams together,

They had no way of knowing that by chance, they had come to the right place.

They had nothing but 2,000 gigabytes of memory and the goggles.

They have these advanced Vietnamese chips now.

They ignored each other and neglected themselves.

They kept on moving, with one destination: home,

They lived to see their dreams, and when they slept,

They look quite tired.

They made monsters for themselves that they could neither tolerate

They might've found him if he had wanted to be found,

They never work that well for me.

They robbed a bank. They're not going to have any problem robbing it back from you.

They shot down the satellite.

They slept the whole night and through the next day as well.

They suffered, finally, from a complete loss of reality.

They wandered in and out of lost worlds.

They want to make sure everything is passed on.

They want to make sure everything is passed on.

They were all part of her, and we accepted them.

They were looking forward to a life together that just seemed to be beginning.

They will have repossessed your car. Your electricity will be turned off.

They will have you on a postage stamp.

They will take your dream.

They're afraid of the radiation.

They're not like you think. Actually, they're nice guys.

They're pushing everything out, like a dying moth pushing out eggs.

They're Pygmy children.

They're really great, you know? I didn't always win.

They're trying to steal it from us.

They're young pygmies from Cameroon.

Thinking the story was over.

Thirty five languages just gone.

This guy Burt had been competent enough to be hired

This guy is traveling with Trevor McPhee's ID.

This is a famous writer, Eugene Fitzpatrick.

This is a very smart little computer.

This is all we've ever wanted. This is what we feed on.

This is as far as I go.

This is Claire Tourneur.

This is Edith Eisner. I quote her biography:

This is Heidi.

This is Heidi.

This is Jim Haygood, live from the UN.

This is maddening.

This is men's business.

This is my sister in law. This is Irina.

This is Nobel Prize matter.

This is none of your business, woman. Stay out of it.

This is not... funny.

This is our story, my darling.

This is really stupid.

This is so beautiful.

This is terrible. I feel so bad.

This is the computer whiz

This is the only one I want.

This is very, very disciplined work for the eyes.

This is wrong!

This is your guy.

This is your son?

This may startle you.

This must be heaven.

This must be the beginning of a new trend.

This one. My brother, Anton.

This section is for men only, miss.

This section is for men only. Women can't be here!

This whole journey...

This will cover my expenses.

This'll cover half a cow in Ethiopia.

Those nights in December of 1999 were filled with silent anxiety.

THREE

Three days and three nights.

Through this new universe,

Tick, tick, tick.

Tired? Edith Eisner?

To allow his client a private interview with his quarry.

To assist me...

To be effective, you need a detective to make one of these work for you.

To be having breakfast in Lisbon?

To be with you on this day when you see our faces.

To be with you on this day,

To be with you on this day,

To being that better person she had sworn to become.

To break more serious taboos.

To explain some law business.

To find and protect Trevor.

To its own god!

To protect the man who has stolen my money.

To re establish all the information.

To record the tapes.

To see the apartment tomorrow afternoon.

To the Mbantua people

Today I saw a fortune teller. She predicted this.

Together with the actual video recordings of the event,

Tonight?

Took three days and nights on line.

Top of the Pops?

Top of the Pops.

Traffic congested for the next 30 kilometers.

Trevor McPhee is that what you said?

Trevor, wait. We'll just pay him off.

Trevor!

Trevor!

Trevor?

Trevor?

Turn around.

Two days ago, I was in Marseille. I was bored out of my mind.

Two megabyte sample.

Two six. Twenty six.

Two, one, now.

Two, one, zero.

Ugh. The Eastern Bloc.

Uh, excuse me.

Uh, guess who's here.

Uh! I don't have much time. Operator, can we have the conference call, please?

Uh... [foreign word]

Um, 500 kilometers.

Um, just a minute.

Um, so, Claire,

Um...

Umbnjana!

Unable to provide alternative route.

Uncle Anton, I'm gonna have to...

Understand?

Unfortunately, my Bounty Bear found him in no time.

Unlock me.

Until she realized that if she was to go on living,

UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD

Until they could be sure that nobody was following them anymore.

Very badly.

Very good!

Very poor retention here. It's not even 20%.

Very, very beautiful.

Video. Electronics, you ask Ned.

Vietnamese chips. Too bad you can't afford it.

Wait a minute, Mr. Winter.

Wait a minute, you fellas!

Wait a moment!

Wait, Sam...

Wait.

Wait.

Waiting for Claire.

Waiting, watching, wanting to see a dream.

Wake up, Sam. Come on, fuzzy face.

Was invented by him.

Was not going to follow us into the new millennium.

Was the propensity for addiction?

Was this a trap or exactly the opportunity she was looking for?

Watching the oceans for pollution crimes.

We all shared the same fears,

We are just about ready, Schatz. [clears throat]

We are on the next flight behind him.

We broke up on a pay phone in Coober Pedy.

We can't transmit that simulation. It'll just upset her too much.

We did not know if the great cities of the world still existed,

We don't have enough money to buy a hamburger.

We don't know who'll collect the money.

We first met in Lisbon.

We gotta talk.

We had American babies.

We have a crystal radio! It was in the radio station.

We have a special relationship.

We just do rock and roll. I'm a drummer.

We know how your brain sees.

We learn.

We registered signs of low level radiation in the air.

We remembered these things about her, just as we liked to forget

We saw the Rolling Stones' last concert.

We thought you were dead.

We thought you were dead.

We used to live in when I was four years old.

We were not going to be a couple again, not with each other

We were running from the Nazis.

We were teenaged lovers.

We'll call the police.

We'll have a much better image in... You see, my suggestion is...

We'll see.

We'll sort it out later.

We'll take it.

We're all as good as dead.

We're leaving, and this old man's leaving with us.

We're on the eve of destruction, and all they give a damn about

We're out of here.

We've been pushing you too hard.

We've made progress.

Well now, what are we going to do with you mob?

Well, he left an IOU.

Well, how do you like it?

Well, in a way we are.

Well, it's better already.

Well, it's wisdom, eh?

Well, keep in touch.

Well, make yourself at home.

Well, normally I charge four and a half thousand to retrieve it for you,

Well, not really her, his memory of her,

Well, that's enough, Sam. [clears throat]

Well, that's what happens when you get old, you see?

Well, we could start with a drink.

Well, you've been through a lot for us, Sam.

Well...

Well...

Well...

Well...

Were consistent with only one thing: a nuclear blast.

Weren't you the angel in Lisbon?

What a chase it has been.

What a dance.

What a lovely face.

What about Father's face?

What agency are you with?

What are you gonna do about it?

What are you laughing at?

What are you then?

What are you two doing out here? You shouldn't be here.

What did he do?

What did it mean?

What did you do to your leg?

What did you say?

What do you do?

What do you got, Miss America? Want to tell me about it?

What do you got? Huh? What do you got? Huh?

What do you know about me?

What do you think is going to happen to Goethe? Think about that.

What do you want to do?

What does your nose tell you? Where do we go? How do we find Claire?

What for?

What happened to your leg?

What happens now?

What has he done?

What hotel are you in?

What I am doing is...

What I am really worried about

What I thought was going to be the last chapter of my novel.

What I'm really worried about is...

What is he singing?

What is it?

What is it? I've forgotten it. R...

What is the baud rate?

What she had was like a crush, the sort of nagging pain

What should I do?

What was just electricity to us yesterday is color today, and movement.

What was she letting herself in for?

What was the alternative? A return to her old self?

What?

What?

What?

What'd you say?

What's going on?

What's happening here?

What's he after?

What's he doing?

What's it say up here? "Sponsor"?

What's next?

What's so funny?

What's wrong?

What's wrong?

Whatever I do, every single time.

When Claire had left me,

When did you ever see your own face in your dream, huh?

When I did find my parents, with David's help,

When I say no, I mean no.

When Sam could see the computer slowly finding its way

When we touch the earth, it's gonna kill us.

When you catch him.

When you disappeared from America and I thought you were dead or in jail,

When you first walked into my office in Berlin...

When you get back from Moscow, you'll be broke.

When you see our faces.

When you see our faces.

Where all those young faces with smooth skin would be considered

Where did you go?

Where else you been?

Where have you been, Lydia? He doesn't need crutches now. Prepare him.

Where have you been?

Where Henry would give you back your sight,

Where is everybody?

Where is Sam Farber now?

Where is your son now, Dr. Farber?

Where the opals come from.

Where would we be driving a car?

Where youse from, anyway?

Where's that?

Wherever people fled from areas of possible impact,

Whether she had returned for an hour or a day

Which means you could transmit it to his mother.

Which she could use this time to be a better person.

Which then, hopefully, will be transmitted into the receiving brain.

Which would take us all on to another journey,

While one person slept, the others huddled around monitors,

Who are they?

Who could have known that sleeping inside her

Who doesn't nowadays?

Who first came with my father when he left the Sunset Institute in California.

Who is he then?

Who is this Trevor McPhee character?

Who knows who's in on this deal?

Who'd have thought we'd end up here?

Who's there?

Whoa.

Whoever had initially recorded the images had to see them again.

Whose professional specialty was locating missing children.

Why did I say that?

Why did you call me? You know why?

Why do you keep being so good? Why are you so sweet and kind?

Why do you leave her so alone?

Why do you need to buy an apartment?

Why does she always fall?

Why don't you just come home and forget all about it?

Why don't you let us work on this, Claire?

Why would Sam care? He should be... he should be happy.

Why?

Will set off a chain reaction among the defensive satellites

Will you tell Grandma a story?

Will you tell her about your cat?

Winter had said to me,

Winter is my name. What's your game?

Winter, Chico, Buzzer, Burt and Lydia all went home,

Winter, the future is always a fiction.

Winter, you really are a genius.

Wish I looked better for you.

With money, Mr. McPhee, all things are possible.

With the first yawn were now their only diet,

With this, I'm rich.

Without them, none of this would have been possible.

Women can't be here.

Women's business.

Wondering, are they still alive?

Would be some sort of a tough guy...

Would this bounty hunter of yours be willing to let us go for a little walk?

Would this do it?

Would you give me a hand, please?

Would you mind?

Would you, uh, give me a lift?

Wow. That's very impressive. She's a natural.

Writing won't help.

Wrong for you, Peter, but okay for me.

Wyatt, get back in here. I got something for you.

Yeah, and Buzzer.

Yeah, but of course it wasn't their last concert, was it?

Yeah, he's a big, old fellow.

Yeah, he's still there.

Yeah, it's my eyes.

Yeah, this is where computer programming ends

Yeah, you never know.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. [clears throat]

Yeah. [clears throat] What do you do?

Yeah. Did you win?

Yeah. I'll meet you there on Tuesday evening, all right?

Yeah. It's got to be the fuel pump.

Yeah. Just a second.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yellow dress.

Yellow.

Yes, Edith.

Yes, I do.

Yes, Sammy.

Yes, sure.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes. I'm going with my people.

Yet the first time I saw you, I thought, "Shit, what an asshole.

You and me.

You are a missing person yourself now, Mr. Winter.

You are a poet, Mr. Winter,

You are leaving the map zone database. You're on your own...

You are so wrong.

You bastard!

You believe that?

You buy a computer from this icicle, you think you're a detective?

You can buy me a coffee in Rome.

You can die from this, sister.

You can drive.

You can find these in the garbage downstairs, where they belong.

You can give him, uh, ten milliwatts.

You can have lemon cordial.

You can speak French with my mother.

You can't achieve maximum concentration unless the body is drained of energy.

You can't do this today. Edith is too tired for this.

You can't just... decide to die.

You can't leave without me.

You can't stay out here.

You chase your man, you'll get no reward.

You come along now, Henry. You come away from here.

You cost me a year's rent. How can I afford to take you with me?

You could exhibit the inside of our heads, our dreamings,

You could have admitted you were wrong, for once in your life!

You could have told me that before.

You could have trusted me!

You couldn't even take a taxi anymore.

You couldn't sell it, so you put the price up?

You didn't want to have a conversation with yourself? [chuckles]

You don't have any friends in Berlin.

You don't know him.

You don't know what he's going through.

You don't want to buy an apartment anymore, Claire?

You expect me to pay for two rooms?

You followed me all the way around the world,

You followed some of our adventure chasing Sam.

You give me cash, somebody puts a knife in my back,

You give me cash, you put me in jeopardy. Oh, no. No. You risk my life.

You got something, and I want it. Don't move!

You got to listen to this... in the earphones.

You have sad eyes.

You have to do it for Mom. Just this one last time.

You have to look at it as if you were going to another planet, or...

You have to trust me.

You helped our people, and for that I thank you.

You hire me, you fire me. You abuse me and confuse me.

You idiot.

You just happened to be having your car fixed in the south of France,

You just happened to wander into my uncle's house in Berlin...

You just lost me 85,000 bucks.

You just never could stand up to pressure, young man!

You kept some for him, no?

You know how to drive this thing?

You know our baby can't be born now.

You know that apartment across from you? Did they sell it?

You know that, Henry.

You know the world is not okay.

You know this is wrong for you to be here.

You know we can't be together again.

You know what it's called? A Solex!

You know you'd be better off with me.

You know, I'm a white fellow, you know.

You liked that? I'm really glad.

You mean... Trevor?

You might still be under surveillance, and I can't take the risk.

You must be very tired.

You must have missed them when you had to hide.

You notice how the images are becoming so much clearer?

You playing or staying?

You push in right here. [puffs air]

You push your stomach in, and that powers the breathing,

You ran away before she was born.

You ready, guys?

You recorded some tape of his sister,

You remember when she was born?

You say, "Rock and roll," and they ask you, "What type?"

You see, the computer is now downloading

You see, we know you.

You seem so different.

You seem to know a lot of really nice guys.

You sit in the bar at the Ukraina.

You tell him that he is in breach

You think I'm just a pigeon in a hole?

You think we want you walking through our dreamings with your fancy cameras?

You try and save money, it only costs you money.

You use my people.

You use your son.

You use your wife.

You want to go through this again, Claire?

You were really lucky. Great car.

You were right, Edith.

You were singing, so we went to the movies.

You will sleep between them.

You work for me! Get out!

You wouldn't want to see the radiation cases I've been reading up on.

You, up! Get up! Get up!

You'd better ask yourself what you are going to do with the tiger...

You'd have ears growing out of your armpits.

You'd love it, but you can't afford it.

You'll be the last to record. If you don't, she'll never see you.

You're all clean.

You're calling from where? San Francisco? No...

You're clean. No radiation.

You're joking. The potential for this device is awesome.

You're just a regular guy with a wife and a kid.

You're leaving too, Ned?

You're my brother.

You're now looking at the human soul singing to itself.

You're Sam Farber's girlfriend, aren't you?

You're small fry.

You're still here?

You're the wisest,

You've never seen Henry's face.

Your bag's heavy.

Your computers will be down. Your garbage won't be picked up anymore.

Your dashboard computer system is now on line.

Your Eastern Bloc program is out of date.

Your experience of seeing.

Your friend Krasikova sold us out to the highest bidder.

Your grandson.

Your hitchhiker, hmm?

Your hitchhiker, this man who stole your money...

Your stories won't help me.

1,500 rubles a night?

...and as close as the local motel. [beeping]

"Fast and First," my middle names. [computer beeping]

[all chuckling] Walk this, you beautiful man.

[animal calls] [chuckles]

[beep] Everything's fine here.

[beeping stops] Shit!

[beeping] [Chico chuckling]

[Chico] We could stop there. ♪ The radiance of time ♪

[child squalls] Friday!

[child squeals] [chuckles]

[chuckles] How did you find us?

[chuckles] My mother recorded that. In Cameroon?

[Claire grunts] Sorry. You okay?

[Claire repeats word] [people laugh]

[Claire] Can't you see? You know what I think is going on here?

[Claire] Claire. Claire. Claire.

[Claire] He's frightened. Maybe.

[Claire] It needs everything. Oh! Nothing! Nothing, dear.

[Claire] No, you. You.

[Claire] What's your name? [man] What's your name?

[Claire] You! [man laughs]

[computer beeping] I got him.

[computer beeps] I got him.

[device beeping] She oughta be between Saint Étienne...

[device whirring] Are the indicators green yet?

[Edith] Elsa, I've got to stop. [computer beeping]

[Edith] Sam, do you have a drink? Oh, God.

[Edith] That's where Henry and I live. Good to have you home.

[engine cranks] Go on!

[English] Hey, what's your name? Luther.

[English] Hi. Me again. Hi.

[fly buzzes] Rock.

[French] Chico. [French] Raymond, hi.

[French] Hello. [English] Hello.

[French] I could go for a draft beer. For a change.

[French] Really. [French] No. No, I can't.

[French] Shit! [English] What the hell is going on?

[German] Hello. [German] Hello.

[guitar playing] [man singing in French]

[Henry] Any day. I don't really like my dreams.

[Henry] Ned? [Ned] Sixty five percent retention.

[Henry] Of course she is. It's not very clear to me.

[Henry] Oh! Oh! That's the way. Is that a promise?

[Henry] Open it up all the way, Ned. I already did. It's gone back to green.

[Henry] You do? You don't?

[horn honks] Chico!

[Karl] I've modified the PRZ. You got that, Karl.

[Karl] Ned, it's on your side. No, it's not.

[knocks] He's coming here.

[man speaks indistinctly] Go!

[man, in Japanese] Mr. Farber? Yes, Mr. Farber.

[people exclaiming] [gunshots continue]

[Peter] You're both acting like children. Why don't I remember what you're like?

[repeats word] [Claire repeats word]

[rooster crows] [gasps]

[Sam] The red one. We'll take it. [man] You like the red one?

[Sam] Tonight? Once.

[Sam] What does this mean? You haven't seen this program before?

[shouts] ...on the search for Sam Farber.

[sighs] "Sam Farber." Who's that?

[sobs] My child!

[tapping] [chuckles]

[typing] [man] ...A B...

[volume decreases] What is this?

♪ Begrudged imagined loss ♪ [speaks Russian]

♪ Life's good ♪ ♪ Life's good ♪

♪ What's good? ♪ ♪ Life's good ♪

♪ What's good? ♪ ♪ Life's good ♪

♪ What's good? ♪ ♪ What's good? ♪

♪ What's good? ♪ ♪ What's good? ♪

A bounty hunter? Yes.

a chance to see your own dreams? Come on!

a credit card call from a public phone I can't believe it.

after you hear the... [woman] Beep!

And a damn good job too. Yeah.

and Lyon. The suburbs.

And out of this peace [playing piano]

And then we quit? And then we quit. And then we quit.

And then we quit? Huh?

And you're a Buddhist. A realist.

Are you still here? You saw that guy

Aren't you? Come on. [chuckling]

as far away as Moscow... Sam Farber?

Australia, here we come. Thank you.

But did she really want all this? [female voice] Take a break, Claire.

But I'm not home. [woman] And neither am I.

Can I find someone for you? No.

Can I help you? [Günther] Are you still there?

Can I see? [French] No.

Caused a car crash, yet goes to pee." [laughing]

Claire Tourneur. Claire Tourneur.

Claire Tourneur. I'm Raymond. He's Chico.

Claire, this is my old friend, Buzzer. [Buzzer] Claire.

Coffee. So what? I'm a criminal too.

Come, sweetie. Get your hat. [snaps fingers]

Did I ever hurt your people? You're my brother, Henry.

Do you remember the Children's Theatre? He's in Tokyo?

Don't you think that's his decision? No.

Dr. Farber... Yeah?

Everybody's here. Hey, Mr. Winter.

Fine. But turn it around.

For making people see, yes. Yeah.

French writer. Doesn't concern me.

Gene, I'm sorry. It's okay.

Gene, this is... Winter.

Gene! Brought the plane down.

God, 14 years! What is she doing to him?

Good bye, Sam. Take care of yourself, Chico.

Good luck to you, Gabriel. Good bye.

Good. I'll even help you write the papers.

Has there been any reading taken? Nothing, mate.

Have fun, Luther! [boat horn sounds]

He can't stand it. No connection.

He says it's our fault. No. Of course it's not.

He wants to kill me. What for?

He's a detective. Find yourself a couch.

He's a scientist? [coughing]

Hello, Claire. [French] How's Raymond?

Hello, Claire. Hello.

Hello? Hello? No worries, mate.

Henry... Hmm?

Hey, Claire! It's wiped out the radio.

Hey, Claire! Sam! Climb on down.

Hey! [all] Hey!

Hit him! Come on!

How are you, Sam? Doing okay. The camera okay?

How far away were you when... 250 miles.

How is Anton? Anton? He's okay.

Huh? Go on. You must have a picture.

I can do that. It might be radioactive anytime.

I didn't see anybody [piano chord]

I don't believe it. You both agree? [Sam] The windshield wipers work?

I expect you to pay for mine. You realize how...

I had it... [bell dings, elevator doors open]

I might not even be attracted to you. Sure.

I was literally blind. Was it the focusing?

I was trying to save your life. You just happened

I wrote her healthy. I wrote her happy. [mumbling deliriously]

I'm Claire. Oh.

I'm more worried about... [typewriter carriage dings]

I'm on the plane to Moscow. [device beeps]

I'm searching. [speaking indistinctly]

I've always found you sexy, Father. Shh! Shut up!

I've got nothing. I'm not from here. I know. You're from Scumbag Land.

If you're staying in Paris... No, I'm not.

In Siberia, was it cold? No. Forget about the cold.

In the beginning was the word. [Claire, in French] The birds!

Incredible. He needs a haircut.

Ireland. Berlin.

Is he really a criminal? Waiter... [coughs]

Is that all? The computer will learn. If that's the worry, relax.

Is that what she's seeing at the moment? Oh, no.

It was the nuclear satellite. We know.

It works? Yeah, it works.

It'll hold till Paris, right? Yeah, no problem.

It's a normal automatic. I see that.

It's all your fault. I can't lend you the plane fare to Paris,

Lady! [shouts]

Let me give you a hand with your bags. It's okay.

Look, we don't have much time. "We"?

Lots of missing persons, huh? Let's get in there, please.

Men only! Women can't be here.

Move it into virtual? Yes, go ahead. Ronda?

No harm in being Buddhist. For his work, there is.

No, Farber, she hasn't. Quiet, Maisie.

No, not yet. Yeah?

No, she doesn't trust us. [laughing] She's trying to.

No. Be sure it's after dark, okay?

No. This is Trevor McPhee.

No. Well, we're working on this one now.

Now, calm down. Okay.

Of course, Mr. Mechanic. Good.

Oh, I never said thank you, huh? That's right! Never!

Oh, Makiko. Excuse me.

Oh? It's very exhausting.

Oh. Is that where we're going? Yes. I have to record my sister, Elsa.

Okay, I'll be careful. Okay.

Okay, thank you. Good bye.

Okay! [Claire] Yes!

Okay? Mm.

Okay. And, um, I'll see you tomorrow.

Okay. Sorry, Sam. We got to get moving, mate.

On Venus. On Venus.

Only one rat. We don't have many rats at our house.

Please? No.

Plus you owe me $3,000, okay? [Trevor] Fuck you!

Put it in savings. Don't you worry.

Pygmy? Yeah. It's the truth.

rat. Only one.

Really. It'd be a pleasure. Show me your wife and kid.

Ronda? [Ronda] Everything's perfect.

Ronda? Waves are good. She's in the curl.

Sam, let's wait one more day. No.

Sam, maybe you shouldn't rush it. No, let's do it.

Sam, we're both so tired. No.

Sam! Ow!

Sam! What's new, Peter?

Sam. [chuckles] Sam.

Sam. Karl.

Seventy five and still rising. [Henry] That's beautiful, beautiful.

She doesn't... [both laughing]

So it'll come out of your share. No problem.

So what the hell do you do? I play cards with the sailors.

So what's new? I'm happy to see you.

Sorry. [opens bottle]

Sort of. Good luck.

Take care. You too. I love you.

Take your pick. [chuckles]

Thank you, Sammy. You're welcome.

That must've been some crash. [siren wails]

that saved the day. [honks]

That's not it. What is it then? The bag?

The bloke who was on the phone. The what?

Then go on. Have a nice trip. Drive carefully.

they cut me open, leave me bleeding. I think you are exaggerating.

They serve brandy with hot chocolate. [Sam chuckles] That sounds dangerous.

This is your day. This is my car?

Two years of my life just... wiped! [snaps fingers]

Venus. Yes.

We should really stop this. Stop it? How could we stop it?

We'll have them clear as crystal. Relax.

Well, I want to pay cash. Hey!

Well. I'm sorry. [harmonica plays]

What about my bag? Beautiful.

What does that mean? And then we quit.

What is that? No!

What? The car, the damage.

Where are we going? I don't know.

Where are you? Hold on a second, Günther.

Where'd he go? Who?

Will you come over to my house? Elsa, we can't come over to your place.

Will you do it? Once?

Would you mind if I put on some music? No, go ahead.

Yeah, I know. He's got a gun.

Yeah, it is. Buzzer, Buzzer.

Yeah, she's okay. [Maisie groaning]

Yes, a little. I'm American.

You been there? Yes.

You couldn't find a simpler way? It's a long way, so I get a bit bored.

You didn't see him? Who are you talking to?

You do? Yeah.

You hurt your leg. Not bad. Come look.

You know how to drive, Luther? Yeah, I know how to drive.

You know my intuitions. [chuckling]

You okay? No. Not okay at all!

You tired? Me? Never.

You want mine too? [chuckles]

You'll do it? It's a deal.

You're clean, Auntie. Thank you.

You're clean. Great.

You're making it worse! I have nothing to work with.

You're not hungry, darling? No.

You're only red! [Maisie] Well, hurry, Henry!

you're singing yourself to death. [people cheering: faint]

You're winning. Yeah. About bloody time too.

You've got to help me. I'd love to, but how can I explain it?

Your drug's not bad. I can't stop talking.

Your eyes? Yeah. After recording

...from other guys who had stolen it

...reality...

"1999 was the year

"Beautiful"? Wallpaper is beautiful.

"But I am.

"Come into my parlor," said the spider to the fly.

"Edith Eisner is tireless," unquote.

"Face."

"I have learned one thing:

"In the beginning was the word."

"In the end, there were only images."

"It's a curious adventure that"

"It's nice to see you" or "I like your suit"?

"No problem"! I'm in the hospital. I can't play cards.

"No, but this is not my daughter."

"Thanks, mate."

"We"?

"Words won't help us now, Mr. Fitzpatrick."

"Words won't help us now, Mr. Fitzpatrick."

"You can't get angry

"You can't leave without me."

[airplane engine chugging]

[airplane engine droning]

[airplane passes overhead]

[alternative pop music playing]

[animal calling]

[animal calls]

[Anton] All the great minds were persecuted.

[Anton] I'm coming to her.

[Anton] I'm coming to her.

[Anton] This day is a great day in history.

[Anton] What a breakthrough for you, dear Edith.

[ATM machine beeping]

[beep]

[beep]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[beeps]

[beeps]

[bell tolling]

[bird calling]

[bird calling]

[birds calling]

[birds calling]

[birds calling]

[birds continue calling]

[birds twittering]

[birds twittering]

[blowing note]

[boogie woogie melody playing]

[both chuckle]

[both chuckle]

[both] Thanks, mate.

[breathing heavily]

[buttons clicking]

[buzzer sounds]

[buzzer sounds]

[chattering continues]

[chattering in French]

[chattering in native language]

[chattering, indistinct]

[chattering, laughing]

[chattering]

[chattering]

[Chico, in French] I can't stop thinking about Raymond.

[Chico, in French] Now I have a little bike. A little motorbike.

[Chico] I've got them on my tracer. Let's go!

[child squeals]

[child] ♪ Frère Jacques, frère Jacques ♪

[children chattering, laughing]

[children chattering]

[children giggling]

[children laughing, chattering]

[children laughing]

[children shouting, laughing]

[children singing in African language on tape]

[children singing in African language on tape]

[children singing in African language]

[children squealing]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[chuckles] [Japanese] Stay here. Wait for me.

[chuckles] Congratulations, Edi.

[chuckles] Herr Dr. Jung.

[chuckles] Hire you?

[chuckles] It's a promise.

[chuckles] No.

[chuckles] Top of the Pops.

[chuckles] Well, there you are.

[chuckles] You don't say.

[chuckling]

[chuckling]

[chuckling]

[Claire chuckles]

[Claire chuckles]

[Claire groaning, wailing]

[Claire groans]

[Claire repeats word]

[Claire repeats word]

[Claire screaming, gasping]

[Claire screaming]

[Claire singing]

[Claire] Ah!

[Claire] And I forgive you. But I can't trust you again.

[Claire] And they believed it?

[Claire] Depends.

[Claire] Don't be stupid. This is 1999.

[Claire] First you stole from me, and then you stood me up.

[Claire] Go ahead, Elsa.

[Claire] Has anyone thought about

[Claire] He needs me now.

[Claire] I often see myself in my dreams.

[Claire] I still love you.

[Claire] I'm going to Berlin.

[Claire] I'm not angry with you, Makiko.

[Claire] I've been there a few times. I'll take you to my favorite bar: Tosca's.

[Claire] It will eat us up alive.

[Claire] Look, that's his face. It's Sam's face.

[Claire] Look, this is it.

[Claire] Look.

[Claire] Mm hmm.

[Claire] Not as dangerous as what you've been through.

[Claire] So, Gene, I'm learning Chinese. I can say already, uh,

[Claire] Stop!

[Claire] That doesn't look very promising.

[Claire] That's a good song title.

[Claire] We'll see.

[Claire] Why are people chasing you?

[Claire] You smoke now?

[clattering]

[clears throat]

[clicking]

[clicks tongue]

[clock chimes]

[computer beeping rapidly]

[computer beeping rapidly]

[computer beeping rapidly]

[computer beeping rapidly]

[computer beeping]

[computer beeping]

[computer beeping]

[computer beeping]

[computer beeps]

[computer beeps]

[computer beeps]

[computer modem beeping]

[computer playing melody]

[continues, indistinct]

[coughing] I need a drink!

[device beeping]

[device beeping]

[device beeps]

[device beeps]

[device beeps]

[device clicking]

[device clicking]

[device clicking]

[device clicking]

[device whirring]

[device whirring]

[didgeridoo joins in]

[dog barking]

[dogs barking]

[door shuts]

[door shuts]

[droning note plays]

[drumming continues]

[drumming]

[drums beating, didgeridoo playing]

[Edith] All right.

[Edith] Don't push him away this time.

[Edith] Has someone got Sam a drink?

[Edith] Is he still there?

[Edith] Obsessive man.

[Edith] The reason Henry and I are so close

[Edith] You see, Claire, the wooden construction...

[electronic warble]

[electronic warbling]

[engine sputters, dies]

[engine starts]

[English] Cut it out!

[English] Do you love him?

[English] Good luck with your life, Trevor.

[English] Ha! The job is...

[English] Hello, Makiko. How are you? Is Gene with you?

[English] Hey, lady! Lady! [exclaiming]

[English] I think he's saying the seventh floor. I'm not sure.

[English] I will explain.

[English] No, no, no.

[English] Oh, it's you.

[English] Thanks for the music, but you still owe the bank.

[English] That's how it always is.

[English] Where is your bag?

[Eugene, in English] But if you would like to leave a message on our new machine,

[exchanging greetings]

[exclaims]

[exclaims]

[exclaims]

[exclaims] Sorry. I acted like an idiot.

[exhales, exclaims]

[exhales]

[female electronic voice] Hello, Claire.

[female voice] A friendly reminder that you are over the speed limit, Claire.

[female voice] All overland access to Paris

[female voice] Re dialing. Hold on.

[flight attendant] Here's your coffee. Would you like something else?

[footsteps approach]

[footsteps approach]

[footsteps]

[footsteps]

[foreign language]

[foreign language]

[foreign word]

[foreign word]

[foreign word]

[French] "So he refused to return the manuscript of Noa Noa,

[French] ♪ I've lived in cotton I was born into cotton ♪

[French] And Sam lost his little boy.

[French] Anyway, I don't believe that people ever offer free services.

[French] Can you give me a hand?

[French] Chico, what would I do without you?

[French] Good bye.

[French] Good question.

[French] Hey, so, another 15 minutes?

[French] Hey, wait. I have to cut off the foam.

[French] How can you know that?

[French] I am so very happy to meet you.

[French] It's the end of the world.

[French] It's there in the bag, right in front of you.

[French] My heart.

[French] My mother.

[French] Oh, it's you, Claire.

[French] On the contrary.

[French] Shit.

[French] The child I am is so happy, and then I fall.

[French] The return of the writer.

[French] This is absolutely incredible.

[French] Where is the camera?

[French] Wow, can't believe this.

[French] You saved my life.

[French] You see? No problem. Just a few sleeping pills.

[gasps]

[gasps]

[gasps]

[gasps]

[gasps]

[gasps]

[gasps]

[Gene narrating] Chico's money got them out of America unnoticed,

[Gene narrating] Christmas went by unnoticed.

[Gene narrating] Claire and Trevor had arrived in the mountain town of Hakone

[Gene narrating] Edith Eisner had been eight years old when she'd lost her sight.

[Gene narrating] Herbs weren't the only gift Mr. Mori gave them.

[Gene narrating] I wanted to put an end to the myth of Trevor McPhee.

[Gene narrating] I was worried right away.

[Gene narrating] It was just then,

[Gene narrating] It was the eve of the year 2000.

[Gene narrating] It wasn't as simple as just putting in a tape

[Gene narrating] Of course, Trevor McPhee did not show up.

[Gene narrating] Sam remembered Tosca's,

[Gene narrating] She'd always imagined a detective

[Gene narrating] Sometimes Claire must have thought she'd invented that face,

[Gene narrating] The country they moved through

[Gene narrating] There was not another train for three days.

[Gene narrating] They kept moving all night,

[Gene narrating] What Claire felt,

[Gene narrating] When Edith Mbatjana was buried

[Gene narrating] Winter was inexperienced.

[Gene narrating] With Winter gone, I was now Claire's guardian angel.

[Gene, in English] Hello, Claire.

[Gene] A gaijin called McPhee san

[Gene] Ah, it's too corny.

[Gene] Hello, Claire.

[Gene] I love loving you.

[Gene] I've said good bye!

[Gene] Seven at...

[Gene] Where's Claire?

[Gene] You're safe.

[German] Crap.

[German] Who is that? Where'd she come from?

[gibbering continues]

[glass shatters]

[grinder whirring]

[groaning, screaming]

[groaning]

[groans]

[groans]

[groans]

[groans]

[groans]

[groans]

[groans]

[grunting]

[grunts]

[gunshots]

[harmonica continues]

[harmonica joins in]

[harmonica joins in]

[harmonica joins in]

[harmonica plays]

[harmonica plays]

[harmonica plays]

[harmonica plays]

[harmonica plays]

[harmonica plays]

[helicopter passing overhead]

[helicopter whirring]

[Henry whistles]

[Henry, in French] See you later, dear.

[Henry] But after all, this was just a prototype.

[Henry] But... the god within us.

[Henry] I can see that. [clears throat]

[Henry] I don't believe this.

[Henry] I suggest we work on it and analyze it,

[Henry] If we take the primary dream data...

[Henry] Never.

[Henry] Never.

[Henry] Shit. There it goes again.

[Henry] This is insane.

[Henry] Very good, Samuel. Bravo.

[Henry] You're not trying to tell us you're going to turn down

[high pitched chanting]

[horn honking]

[horn honks]

[horns honking]

[imitating Claire's accent] Oh, you think I am exaggerating, yeah?

[imitating drum beat]

[indistinct conversation]

[indistinct conversations]

[indistinct conversations]

[inhales, exhales]

[Irina] Hello, dear Edith.

[Irina] If only we could be with you and share this moment with you.

[Italian] Pietro, again? You should be in bed.

[Japanese] Dang, is she gone?

[Japanese] Excuse me. That section is for men only. Excuse me!

[Japanese] Mr. Farber is in 7151.

[Japanese] Somebody! Come on!

[Japanese] Take the luggage.

[Japanese] Thank you very much.

[Japanese] Thank you.

[Japanese] That way.

[Japanese] You need herbs.

[Karl] Henry, congratulations.

[Karl] What if we take the total movement

[keening continues]

[knocking]

[laughing continues]

[laughing]

[laughing]

[laughing]

[Luther] I'll do my best! I hope it's got gas in it.

[machine beeping]

[machines beeping, chiming]

[Maisie singing softly]

[Maisie] You're a user, Henry.

[Makiko] Hi, Claire. Hi, Gene.

[Makiko] It wasn't meant to happen.

[male computer voice] I'm searching.

[male computer voice] I'm the Bear, the Bounty Bear.

[male computer voice] Searching.

[man 2] I need a drink!

[man continues, indistinct]

[man coughing]

[man exclaims]

[man narrating] 1999 was the year

[man on phone] I don't know. I'll get a job.

[man on phone] I never want to see her again.

[man on radio] You've got the Dr. Stanley J. top of the hour traffic.

[man on TV] ...nuclear explosion in space could be harmless,

[man singing in native language]

[man speaking indistinctly]

[man speaking Russian on film]

[man speaks foreign language, laughs]

[man speaks Russian]

[man, in English] Do you have any idea what time you'll go over, Günther?

[man, in French] Hello, it's Eugene.

[man] If the United States shoots down the satellite,

[man] It's time to pack up.

[man] Keep those hands up! Up against the wall!

[man] No, don't tell her where I am. Please don't tell her.

[man] Sixth floor, sir. You can take the elevator.

[man] With the UN in complete disarray,

[men chanting, clapping rhythmically]

[men singing, chanting in native language]

[moans softly]

[moans softly]

[moans]

[narrator, in English] All of us who knew Claire well

[narrator] Claire felt strangely light.

[narrator] Claire thought about her future

[narrator] Claire's head was spinning.

[narrator] Home is where you go when you run out of places,

[narrator] The satellite emergency created traffic jams

[Ned] Ah, he's tired.

[Ned] Peaking at 93.

[Ned] Scanning procedure in five seconds.

[Ned] Scanning procedure standing by.

[Nora] Unbelievable, Mom, how Sam found me here in Siberia,

[numbers beeping]

[officer] You had an accident?

[people applauding, cheering]

[people chattering: faint]

[people chattering: faint]

[people chattering]

[people clamoring]

[people exclaiming]

[people laugh]

[phone beeps]

[piano melody playing]

[piano playing chords]

[piano playing single key melody]

[playing melody]

[poker machine beeps]

[pop jazz music playing]

[pop music playing]

[pop music playing]

[pop music playing]

[pop music plays: faint]

[Portuguese]

[Portuguese]

[Portuguese]

[pulsing beeps]

[rapid beeping]

[Raymond, Claire laughing]

[rhythmic pounding]

[roaring]

[rock and roll music playing]

[rooster clucking, crowing]

[Sam] Claire?

[Sam] David, this is futile.

[Sam] Günther.

[Sam] Have you ever been to San Francisco?

[Sam] He's trying to record his own dreams.

[Sam] Karl?

[Sam] Set everything to zero dB and record it at two megabytes.

[Sam] The last of it.

[Sam] Tighten your seat belt. We have to go down.

[Sam] We'll see.

[Sam] What we've been through.

[Sam] When Father went into hiding, the laboratory was built inside this cave.

[Sam] Yeah.

[screaming continues, echoing]

[screaming continues]

[screaming]

[shouts]

[shouts]

[shudders]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs] I have stolen these things

[sighs] I'm sorry, Elsa.

[sighs] My real name is Samuel Farber.

[sighs] This hurts like hell.

[sighs] We don't have the right.

[sighs] You don't know?

[singing along] ♪ Happy hours, lonely years ♪

[singing continues on tape]

[singing continues]

[singing continues]

[siren wails]

[sobbing softly]

[sobbing]

[sobbing]

[sobbing]

[sobbing]

[sobbing]

[song ends]

[speaking gibberish] ...fucking, fucking.

[speaking indistinctly]

[thunder rumbles]

[together] ♪ I have other fish to fry ♪

[tolling continues]

[tone sounds]

[Trevor] Because they want to know where I'm going.

[Trevor] I'm not the one who robs banks. You are.

[Trevor] You just happened to... to wander in here today, to find me?

[tuba blows low notes]

[typing resumes]

[typing stops]

[typing]

[typing]

[typing]

[typing]

[upbeat didgeridoo music playing]

[upbeat music playing]

[vehicle horn honking]

[warbling continues]

[whimpers softly]

[whirring stops]

[whispering softly, indistinctly]

[whispers] Not me, the black guy in the street.

[whispers] The world is not okay.

[whispers] Where have you been?

[whispers] You're being followed.

[whistles]

[whistles]

[whooshing noise]

[wind gusting]

[Winter] I can't see the point of all this strutting and fretting.

[Winter] No worries, mate. I'll take it up meself. What floor am I at?

[Winter] Oh, are you still playing detective?

[Winter] Oh, I saw some guy chasing her, but that's nothing new.

[Winter] That's what they said to Galileo.

[Winter] This is a one horse town.

[woman keening]

[woman on radio] World News Network brings you this news update.

[woman speaking Russian on PA]

[woman] Anton, it's Edith this is for, not Henry.

[woman] Hello, dear Edith.

[woman] Look who's back.

[women chanting, keening]

[women laughing]

[women wailing, keening]

[yawning] Anytime.

♪ 'Cause we're not sure ♪

♪ 10:00, nighttime in New York ♪

♪ A moment of bliss ♪

♪ A net to break our fall ♪

♪ A Styrofoam lover With emotions of concrete ♪

♪ Addicted to the rhythm On my ghetto blaster ♪

♪ Although you're gone ♪

♪ Although you're gone ♪

♪ Among the blessed? ♪

♪ And all the while, the distance grows ♪

♪ And all we needed was ♪

♪ And I can hear the distant thunder ♪

♪ And I don't hate her ♪

♪ And I don't hate him ♪

♪ And it was this genius hand That pushed me up the hotel stairs ♪

♪ And love keeps us together ♪

♪ And love will keep us alive ♪

♪ And my grip is surely slipping ♪

♪ And my head hanging down ♪

♪ And nothing can light The dark of the night ♪

♪ And she comes easy ♪

♪ And the darkness still has work to do ♪

♪ And we are criminals ♪

♪ And what good was cancer in April? Why, no good ♪

♪ And your long, dark hair ♪

♪ At my request ♪

♪ Behind the burning cross ♪

♪ Between ideals and fact ♪

♪ Between the thought and the act ♪

♪ Between you and me ♪

♪ Bought Manhattan for a string of beads ♪

♪ Breaking the rules ♪

♪ Breaking the rules ♪

♪ Brought along some gadgets For you to see ♪

♪ But how could I reach you ♪

♪ But I guess I can't complain ♪

♪ But I'm by your side ♪

♪ But it's all right ♪

♪ But it's all right ♪

♪ But my sorrows, they learned to swim ♪

♪ But not fair at all ♪

♪ But on the other hand I sing the blues so badly ♪

♪ But then I knew that very soon You'd leave me ♪

♪ But then I knew that very soon You'd leave me ♪

♪ But you cannot fly ♪

♪ But you cannot fly ♪

♪ Calling all angels ♪

♪ Calling all angels ♪

♪ Calling all angels ♪

♪ Can burn from afar ♪

♪ Can I keep you ♪

♪ Caught sight of my reflection ♪

♪ Come on, baby ♪

♪ Come on, baby ♪

♪ Daddy, dear Let's get out of here ♪

♪ Days ♪

♪ Days ♪

♪ Days I'll remember all my life ♪

♪ Days I'll remember all my life ♪

♪ Days when you can't see Wrong from right ♪

♪ Days when you can't see Wrong from right ♪

♪ Ding, dong, dong Ding, dong, dong ♪

♪ Don't bother me ♪

♪ Don't know What they do with their lives ♪

♪ Don't leave me alone ♪

♪ Don't make me a victim ♪

♪ Don't make me your clown ♪

♪ Don't talk to me about being alone ♪

♪ Don't talk to me... ♪

♪ Dormez vous? ♪

♪ Dormez vous? ♪

♪ Enough with the rifle and talk already ♪

♪ Escape to the streetlight ♪

♪ Everybody having a good time ♪

♪ Except that ♪

♪ Except you ♪

♪ Fallin' through the atmosphere ♪

♪ Fallin', fallin' ♪

♪ Father, are you gracious? ♪

♪ Father, are you pacing? ♪

♪ Fly, don't bother me ♪

♪ For a moment ♪

♪ For a moment in time, I belong ♪

♪ For I still recall the summer sun ♪

♪ For I still recall the summer sun Through all the... ♪

♪ For sure ♪

♪ From the chapel of dreams ♪

♪ Going down on me ♪

♪ Gonna drop like a stone ♪

♪ Good bye ♪

♪ Good bye ♪

♪ Got me tripping ♪

♪ Grow to hate your face ♪

♪ Halls of disorder ♪

♪ Halls of disorder ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

♪ Happy birthday, dear Claire ♪

♪ Happy hours, lonely years ♪

♪ Haven't seen you in quite a while ♪

♪ He's got his work ♪

♪ Here's a crazy little thing we call TV ♪

♪ Hey, baby, what's good? ♪

♪ Hey, we don't give a damn damn damn About anything ♪

♪ Hey, we don't give a damn damn damn About anything ♪

♪ Hey, we don't give a damn We couldn't care less ♪

♪ Hey, we don't give a damn We couldn't care less ♪

♪ Hiding the pain ♪

♪ Holding still ♪

♪ How ♪

♪ I accepted with a gentle tongue ♪

♪ I accepted with a gentle tongue ♪

♪ I am floating away ♪

♪ I am the adversary ♪

♪ I am the adversary ♪

♪ I am the adversary ♪

♪ I am the adversary ♪

♪ I am the adversary ♪

♪ I am the adversary ♪

♪ I am your foe ♪

♪ I am your foe ♪

♪ I begin to believe in destiny ♪

♪ I bless the light ♪

♪ I bless the light ♪

♪ I bless the light that lights on you Believe me ♪

♪ I bless the light that shines on you Believe me ♪

♪ I bring you this cross ♪

♪ I can only swallow what I ate ♪

♪ I cannot get insurance anymore ♪

♪ I carved out of wood ♪

♪ I caught it in the window ♪

♪ I couldn't admit to a minute of fun ♪

♪ I do not understand ♪

♪ I go where you go ♪

♪ I go where you go ♪

♪ I kissed your lips And broke your heart ♪

♪ I look around me And my name is just someone ♪

♪ I reached out for the one I had tried to destroy ♪

♪ I reached out for the one I tried to destroy ♪

♪ I said, thank you, girl ♪

♪ I saw the darkness in my heart ♪

♪ I saw the signs of my undoing ♪

♪ I see you in my mind's eye Strangling on your tongue ♪

♪ I spiked your drink ♪

♪ I think I've lost my hold ♪

♪ I think we're gonna like it here ♪

♪ I took the money ♪

♪ I tried to reach you ♪

♪ I was down the hold just passing time ♪

♪ I was feeling the speed Moving me faster ♪

♪ I was just so lazy That they brushed my teeth ♪

♪ I win two out of two times ♪

♪ I wish today would be tomorrow ♪

♪ I won't forget a single day Believe me ♪

♪ I won't forget a single day Believe me ♪

♪ I won't forget a single day Believe me ♪

♪ I wouldn't confide in the prodigal son ♪

♪ I'll love you Till the end of the world ♪

♪ I'm a terrible blues singer ♪

♪ I'm coming home ♪

♪ I'm coming home ♪

♪ I'm just a grain of sand Walking in a sea of people ♪

♪ I'm knocking on Death's door ♪

♪ I'm lost in fact ♪

♪ I'm much better at poker ♪

♪ I'm never the one they want ♪

♪ I'm scared ♪

♪ I'm strong enough ♪

♪ I'm thinking of the days ♪

♪ I'm thinking of the days ♪

♪ I've been around I know what makes things run ♪

♪ If I could ♪

♪ If lovers discover ♪

♪ If you're looking for trouble ♪

♪ In my dream I was drowning my sorrows ♪

♪ In my Sunday best? ♪

♪ In rhythm with me ♪

♪ In ships that sink without a trace ♪

♪ In that tenderness ♪

♪ In the beginning est dream ♪

♪ In the blood of Eden ♪

♪ In the blood of Eden ♪

♪ In the blood of Eden ♪

♪ In the blood of Eden ♪

♪ In the garden, I was playing the tart ♪

♪ In your arms ♪

♪ In your arms ♪

♪ In your father's doubt ♪

♪ Into the world I plunge ♪

♪ Is clear enough ♪

♪ Is that a diamond or a crucifix I see? ♪

♪ It can't go that fast Beautiful thing ♪

♪ It must be better Not to be thinking at all ♪

♪ It's a dangerous lie ♪

♪ It's not fair ♪

♪ It's true ♪

♪ It's weird ♪

♪ Last time we met was a low lit room ♪

♪ Leaving me ♪

♪ Leaving me to spend my lonely nights ♪

♪ Let it wait ♪

♪ Let's do the twist ♪

♪ Let's do the twist ♪

♪ Let's go, rock a while ♪

♪ Lie the woman and the man ♪

♪ Lie the woman and the man ♪

♪ Lie the woman and the man ♪

♪ Lie the woman and the man ♪

♪ Life's like Sanskrit read to a pony ♪

♪ Like a falling star ♪

♪ Like the stars, they fade away ♪

♪ Looking down ♪

♪ Love so deep Kills you in your sleep ♪

♪ Love, love ♪

♪ Love, love ♪

♪ Love, love, love ♪

♪ Love, love, love ♪

♪ Love, love, love ♪

♪ Love, love, love ♪

♪ Me, I think I got stuck ♪

♪ Mom and Pop They will fuck you up ♪

♪ Mother, are you anxious? ♪

♪ Mother, are you waiting? ♪

♪ Move with me I'm strong enough ♪

♪ Move with me I'm strong enough... ♪

♪ Never thought I'd travel all alone ♪

♪ Never thought I'd travel all alone ♪

♪ Next to me ♪

♪ Nice pink gums ♪

♪ No certainty ♪

♪ No equation ♪

♪ No good at all ♪

♪ No good at all ♪

♪ No heart broken ♪

♪ No need to speak ♪

♪ No need to speak ♪

♪ No sound to reflect ♪

♪ No words spoken ♪

♪ No, no, no, no, no, no ♪

♪ No, not much ♪

♪ Not fair at all ♪

♪ Not much at all ♪

♪ Not much at all What's good? ♪

♪ Nothing to rely on ♪

♪ Now I'm not frightened of this world Believe me ♪

♪ Now I'm not frightened of this world Believe me ♪

♪ Of a million unheard souls ♪

♪ Of a million unheard souls ♪

♪ Of forgetting ♪

♪ Of the game ♪

♪ Of the game ♪

♪ Oh, baby, what's good? ♪

♪ Oh, for a moment ♪

♪ Oh, no, no, no, no, no ♪

♪ Oh, no, thanks, Mr. Longshanks ♪

♪ Oh, the union of the woman ♪

♪ Oh, the union of the woman ♪

♪ Oh, they're sitting there on high ♪

♪ On a warm afternoon ♪

♪ On Valentine's Day ♪

♪ Only gold ♪

♪ Or any other game ♪

♪ Others are works of inspiration Of poetry ♪

♪ Over there ♪

♪ Quietly the car was rolling Like a bullet ♪

♪ Racing through silence ♪

♪ Racing through silence ♪

♪ Run from me, run from me ♪

♪ Run from me, run from me ♪

♪ Run to me, run to me ♪

♪ Run to me, run to me ♪

♪ Saying, "I gotta go. I gotta go" ♪

♪ Seemed like a lost soul ♪

♪ Shoo, fly ♪

♪ So don't tell me Please hold me ♪

♪ So move with me ♪

♪ So secure with what they're buying ♪

♪ Some things we plan ♪

♪ Somewhere in between ♪

♪ Sonnez le matines ♪

♪ Sonnez le matines ♪

♪ Spilling over the brim ♪

♪ Standing outside the courthouse In the rain ♪

♪ Strapped in a low car ♪

♪ Strapped in a low car ♪

♪ Summer kisses, winter tears ♪

♪ Summer kisses, winter tears ♪

♪ Summer kisses, winter tears ♪

♪ Surrounding me ♪

♪ Take it, stomp twice, ring the bell ♪

♪ Take this conversation To your great divide ♪

♪ Ten thousand fleets Sweep over thee in the bay ♪

♪ Tether that ring and phrase ♪

♪ Thank you for the days ♪

♪ Thank you for the days ♪

♪ Thank you, girl ♪

♪ That everyone dies ♪

♪ That I'd change ♪

♪ That never broke no laws ♪

♪ That the clarity of thought ♪

♪ That was what he gave to me ♪

♪ That was what she gave to me ♪

♪ That's me supposing ♪

♪ The battle is won ♪

♪ The beginning est dream ♪

♪ The bullets were blanks A double aught gun ♪

♪ The die has been cast ♪

♪ The fire of love ♪

♪ The fire of love can burn ♪

♪ The fire of love, the fire of love ♪

♪ The heated, the holy ♪

♪ The knotted cord's untying ♪

♪ The man in the woman ♪

♪ The night is dark It just brings sorrow ♪

♪ The radiance of time ♪

♪ The trail of memories ♪

♪ The trail of memories ♪

♪ The woman and the man ♪

♪ The woman and the man ♪

♪ The woman in the man ♪

♪ The woman in the man ♪

♪ They come and they come And they come and they come ♪

♪ They come and they come And they come and they come ♪

♪ They don't take credit ♪

♪ They each come around ♪

♪ They had been there from the start ♪

♪ They had been there from the start ♪

♪ This goes ♪

♪ Those endless days Those sacred days you gave me ♪

♪ Those endless days Those sacred days you gave me ♪

♪ Through all the winter rain ♪

♪ Through my headphones ♪

♪ Till the end of the world ♪

♪ Till the end of the world ♪

♪ Till the end of the world? ♪

♪ To a hair white as snow And pale blue eyes ♪

♪ To be real ♪

♪ To be weak ♪

♪ To explain the division of the senses ♪

♪ To explain the division of the senses ♪

♪ To say my last good bye ♪

♪ To sit in a shadow by a throne? ♪

♪ Touching the flame ♪

♪ Touching the flame ♪

♪ Trumpeting bliss ♪

♪ Trumpeting bliss ♪

♪ Walk me through this one ♪

♪ Waves of regret and waves of joy ♪

♪ Waves of regret and waves of joy ♪

♪ We all know what it means ♪

♪ We ate the food and we drank the wine ♪

♪ We can't go on ♪

♪ We can't go on ♪

♪ We can't go on ♪

♪ We sit and we invent And we plot and cook up ♪

♪ We wanted the union ♪

♪ We wanted the union ♪

♪ We were as close together As a bride and groom ♪

♪ We're humans from Earth ♪

♪ We're humans from Earth ♪

♪ We're looking for A planet with atmosphere ♪

♪ Well, I'm knocking on Death's door ♪

♪ Well, that's what you will find ♪

♪ What a moment this is ♪

♪ What good are these thoughts That I'm thinking? ♪

♪ What good is knowing such devotion? ♪

♪ What good is rain that falls up? ♪

♪ What good is Seeing Eye chocolate? ♪

♪ What good's a computerized nose? ♪

♪ What good's A disease that won't hurt you? ♪

♪ What good's a war without killing? ♪

♪ What's for sure Is that we'll be safe ♪

♪ What's good is life without living? ♪

♪ What's good? ♪

♪ What's good? ♪

♪ What's good? ♪

♪ What's good? ♪

♪ What's good? ♪

♪ When my heart beats ♪

♪ When my surroundings ♪

♪ When the other is gone ♪

♪ When you run to me ♪

♪ When you're so far away? ♪

♪ Where we are swept to encircle dawn ♪

♪ Where we are swept to encircle dawn ♪

♪ Whispering as I was driving ♪

♪ Why, no good, I guess ♪

♪ Will I take my rest ♪

♪ Will I take my rest ♪

♪ Will you run to me ♪

♪ Will you sell all you own ♪

♪ With dreams of yesterday ♪

♪ With my arms reaching out ♪

♪ With the man in the woman ♪

♪ With your eyes black as coal ♪

♪ Without going to the fields ♪

♪ Yes, I think I've lost my hold ♪

♪ You ♪

♪ You could kiss the world ♪

♪ You could kiss the world ♪

♪ You have nothing at all to fear ♪

♪ You hold so tightly in your hand ♪

♪ You know I love The element of surprise ♪

♪ You lead me on With those innocent eyes ♪

♪ You loved a life Others throw away nightly ♪

♪ You miss too much these days If you stop to think ♪

♪ You run from me ♪

♪ You see me in a foreign face ♪

♪ You take me in ♪

♪ You took my life ♪

♪ You took my life ♪

♪ You try to fly ♪

♪ You try to fly ♪

♪ You try to hide ♪

♪ You try to run from me ♪

♪ You were acting Like it was the end of the world ♪

♪ You were talking about The end of the world ♪

♪ You, you said you'd wait ♪

♪ You, you said you'd wait ♪

♪ You're with me every single day Believe me ♪

♪ You're with me every single day Believe me ♪