Dangerous Acts Page #4
- Year:
- 1998
- 96 min
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for you, do you know him?
Mrs. Israeli,
Do you know this man?
His name is Yisrael.
- Do you forgive me or do I jump?
Mrs. Israeli, would you like
some tea? - No thank you.
Yisrael.
Ill call a doctor,
I think hell be happy.
"I have much time until tomorrow
"Until Im led to the gallows.
"The rope itches,
my neck is red.
"I would like to say
goodbye to you already."
"How much longer?
How much more can we wait?
"And time, and time
"We are worth nothing,
and time laughs...
"Three hours, three hours
hes dying to urinate,
"Until someone, someone
brings him a bedpan.
"Hell eventually die,
and well sing."
"Time is a friend, so theres no
need to hurry, times a tragedy,
"The time has come
to buy a watch,
"Time is dreadful,
it attacks you everywhere...
"I would like to say
goodbye to you already."
Hello, hello.
Hi, doctor. - Hi, how are you?
- Hello.
Did you prepare this?
- Yes.
Wow.
Should I call someone
to let them know youre here?
Who? - I dont know,
family, friends, somebody.
Why are you smiling?
It's a long story.
- I have time.
until age eight.
After that I was moved,
Theyd had enough of me.
- Where did you go? - All over.
Kibbutzim, institutions...
sometimes in the street,
I wandered around.
Do you know who are your
Biological parents?
At age 18 they showed me my file
and I found out my mother died.
And your father?
- He was actually still alive.
He said "Thanks for coming,
Im sick, take care of me"
like a Turkish film.
Did you care for him? - Sure I
did, a father is a father, no?
Although he was already decrepit
with one foot in the grave.
Did he die?
- After a year.
I was actually sorry,
he was a funny man.
Where do you live?
Did he leave you his house, or
anything? Your father?
His truck.
Actually, I recounted
everything at the trial.
But you didnt come.
Too bad.
I wanted you to be there,
I waited for you.
Theyre transferring me to a
rehabilitation hospital, right?
Will you come visit me there?
- Well see.
Yes...
Whats wrong?
- Everythings fine.
They took off my cast, tomorrow
theyll remove the catheter,
because I can already sense
when I need to relieve myself.
So I can call a nurse.
Even the Dr. Said theres hope
since my spine was unharmed.
So I asked him, if my spine was
not harmed, why am I paralyzed?
So he said:
"You had a hard headblow, the prognosis is unclear,
so there is hope."
It's good that someone has hope.
how come invalids dont cry?
It's clear, it is more demeaning
for someone to wipe your tears
than for someone
to wipe your behind.
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