The Indian in the Cupboard Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1995
- 96 min
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The whole rotten war's a nightmare.
No, it's not bad. We'll tape him up.
I'll be jiggered! A bloomin' Injun.
Englishman... Healer?
put that way. Yes, I am.
- I am a healer.
- You are, are you?
Well, that's something
we've got in common then, isn't it?
Yes. This is not much.
Do you have husks?
A bloomin' Injun!
I feel like I'm really in this dream.
Very real. Very clear. Exciting.
So... Custer's last stand, was it?
I know a bit.
You know, read up as a boy.
- You Sitting Bull.
- No.
How!
How!
There we go. That'll do.
- Thank you.
- Only doing my duty.
- Are you ready to wake up?
- I never want to wake up.
Mud, German shells, awful rats.
They eat at wounded men.
Still, can't desert, even in a dream!
How.
- Maybe you could dream us again.
- A pleasure.
Tommy Atkins at your service. Any
night except if there's an attack.
None of us gets any sleep then.
Got to win the damn war.
You up already? Feeling better?
I feel pretty damn good.
Really?
Come on down and eat breakfast.
You can build here.
- I need tools.
- Omri, come on down!
- Who is she?
- My mother.
The mother.
What would you like for breakfast?
Granola, please.
Have I died and gone to heaven?
With berries
and cranberry juice, please.
I have to go to school.
- What is school?
Good. Learn the stories
of your ancestors.
Go. I am ready to build.
- Need anything else?
- A hatchet.
Omri, let's go!
- Gili.
- I'm coming.
I'll miss you.
Come on, guys, let's go.
- See you later, Mum and Dad.
- Bye, guys.
- Bye, Omri.
- Bye, Dad.
OK. All right.
Can I get your attention, please?
Are we ready? Shall we read?
- Who wants to go first?
- Please! Can I do it?
Emily?
"The day I got Punisher,
the masterpiece of my collection.
"Also, I got
"I'm looking for
the original card of Wolverine."
Very good, Emily. Sam.
"JFK. There was once a man named JFK
and do what was right.
"JFK was elected President
of the United States in 1960."
"I have a magic cupboard
with a magic key.
"I put a plastic Indian
in the cupboard and he came alive.
"He is a real Iroquois man.
"He talks. He eats. He trusts me."
That's very interesting.
Good imagination.
Your house is fantastic.
It will do. It is agreeable.
I learned a lot about you today.
Good. Tonight, I will hunt for food
and we will cook meat
and we will tell stories.
You tell all about me.
Little Bear?
- Do you keep the man, Omri?
- Just the bow and arrow.
Can I watch?
He is Mohawk.
It is an excellent bow.
It's all right.
It's OK.
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