Heidi Page #2
- TV-G
- Year:
- 2005
- 104 min
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Peter?!
Are you out of your mind,
coming up here before
the snow's even frozen?
I'm here, aren't I?
Hello, Heidi.
Hello.
So, General you're going to have to start
chewing a pencil again, eh?
Chewing a pencil?
In the winter, Peter has to go to school.
And he finds chewing a pencil helps a lot.
Don't you, Peter?
What do you do at school, Peter?
Learning to read and write.
Not like I'm ever gonna bother to.
Why not?
Because it's a waste of time.
Why does a goatherd need to read
and write anyway?
Well, that would depend, wouldn't it?
On whether the goatherd wanted to
spend the rest of his life being a goatherd.
I have to go.
Bye, Peter.
Will I ever have to go to school,
grandfather?
Have you ever been to school?
The nearest school was miles when
I lived with Aunt Detie.
I mean, she was too busy to take me.
When can I go and visit Peter's grannie?
When the snow has frozen over.
When will that be?
Once Christmas is over.
Christmas?
Heidi?
Yes?
Are you all right?
Oh, yes, grandfather.
Now, close your eyes, Heidi.
Why?
Just turn your back and close your eyes.
You can open them now.
Grandfather, a sledge!
Be careful, Heidi.
Your Christmas present.
I'm sorry it's a bit late.
Oh, grandfather, it's beautiful.
Thank you, thank you.
You said you wanted to see
Peter's grannie.
Off we go.
Grandfather!
Hold on.
Yippee!
Wait, wait, wait. Hold on.
Now, in you go.
Just make sure to tell Peter...
to have you back home well before dark.
Heidi, of course. Come in, welcome.
Mother, it's Heidi.
Heidi?
Such warm hands.
Where's Peter?
He's at school.
But how did you get down here, child?
My grandfather brought
me down on a sledge.
What does she look like, Bridget?
Very pretty. In fact, beautiful.
Oh, yes certainly that.
I told you she'd come, didn't I, grannie?
And most welcome she was.
So how did you get on
with your reading today?
Peter, you need to learn to read.
Why?
Can you read, Heidi?
No.
See.
One of these days wind's gonna blow
this place right off the mountain.
Give me your hand.
Peter's grannie's blind.
Yes, I know.
And that house they live in.
The doors creak and the shutters bang...
and grannie gets really
frightened when the wind blows...
in case it blows them right
off the mountain.
Oh, yes?
I just wish there was somebody who
Somebody who really knew about these
things, grandfather.
Can you think of anyone?
No.
Thank you.
Good morning.
Morning, Pastor.
Good morning, my friend.
May I have a word?
Mind the tables there, children.
The child, Heidi.
What about her?
The teacher has sent
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