Europa

You wll now lsten to my voce.

My voce wll help you and gude

you stll deeper nto Europa.

Every tme you hear my voce,

wth every word and every number,

you wll enter a stll deeper layer,

open, relax ed and receptve.

I shall now count from one to ten.

On the count of ten,

you wll be n Europa.

I say one.

And as you focus your attenton

entrely on my voce,

you wll slowly begn to relax.

Two.

Your hands and your fngers are

gettng warmer and heaver.

Three.

The warmth s spreadng through

your arms

to your shoulders

and your neck.

Four.

Your feet and your legs get heaver.

Fve.

The warmth s spreadng

to the whole of your body.

On sx I want you to go deeper.

I say sx.

And the whole of your relax ed

body s slowly begnnng to snk.

Seven.

You go deeper and deeper and

deeper.

Eght.

On every breath you take you go

deeper.

Nne.

You are floatng.

On the mental count of ten you

wll be n Europa.

Be there at ten.

I say ten.

You are lstenng to the nose of ran

beatng aganst a large metal drum.

Go closer.

There's a fence and you have

to stop.

You are walkng across the ralyard,

and you've been travellng by tran

from Bremerhaven,

and before that on a shp from

New York.

You are n Germany.

The year s 1945.

His name is Leopold Kessler.

I'm your uncle.

You may embrace me.

I have received this letter from

your father.

He has the nerve to ask me

to find you a job.

My God!

Isn't he aware of the situation in

Germany?

My father...

I do not wish to know anything

about my brother.

He left our country at a difficult time,

for that I'll never forgive him.

Family bonds are intolerable!

Well, also I'll probably regret my

kindness dearly...

Due to my position I succeeded

to get you a job in Zentropa.

Your reasons to apply for this job,

and why you are here at all,

is of no interest to me.

-Uncle, I truly...

-No, I don't want any gratitude.

Zentropa will give no guarantee

that only new material will be used

for your uniform.

Your uniform will be delivered

within twelve hours.

Remeber that the uniform has

to be changed twice a year.

The uniform is the property

of the company,

but paid by the employee.

Give me your wallet, please.

Thanks.

Is your nephew ready to be examined,

Herr Kessler?

Thank you, doctor.

Thank you, Herr Kessler.

There's no need for further

examination.

Your nephew is of standard health.

Standard fee, please.

Your wallet.

The German citizens you'll meet,

will all give you the impression

of friendliness,

but never for a moment believe

that it's anything but trying to gain

something from you.

All Germans will hate you,

and in my opinion,

they are right in doing so.

We're all living at the mercy of the

Americans.

The military authorities have tied

Zentropa hand and foot.

Your fellow countrymen treat

Europeans without much respect.

Humility, Kessler.

Never forget humility.

Don't draw the courtans!

What are you doing?

Do you want to wake the sleeping?

All these people work at night

and need their sleep.

-I just wanted to look at...

-There's nothing to see!

You are n Germany

just after the war.

You are cold.

You're coverng yourself up wth the

clothes you have n your sutcase.

You are to start your tranng as a

sleepng car conductor.

When you have rested you wll be

on your way to your new job.

Get up.

Get up and be on your way.

Come on, come on!

-Good evening.

-Good evening.

-Tonight you'll be going on train 317.

-Frankfurt-Berlin.

-Tomorrow, train 212.

-Berlin-Munich.

And then on 522.

Then we return here.

Now we shall receive our papers.

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