The Passion of Anna Page #2
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toward my marriage
as you have toward
your cultural center,
I wouldn't have
any beautiful memories.
I wouldn't believe
in anything.
...because I know
we'll run into new problems,
which will result
in a nervous breakdown
and psychological
and physical violence.
How will you get home tonight?
You can sleep here.
Can't he?
Let's have some coffee.
Do you want some coffee?
Andreas!
Elis!
Anna's having a nightmare.
Last year, I bought the land
down to the sea.
- It's beautiful.
- We have some privacy here.
Did you hear
something last night?
Yes, I woke up briefly.
It was Anna.
She still has nightmares
after the accident.
I understand.
Let's go to the mill.
- This is the place. Come in.
- Oh!
In the beginning,
I collected all kinds of pictures,
those I took myself
and those from newspapers,
magazines, and old photo albums.
Here we have people eating.
Amazing.
People asleep,
people in the grip of violent
emotions in different sections.
Once I collected
only pictures of violent acts.
Please sit down.
Thanks.
I've catalogued them
according to behavior.
An irrational classification,
just as meaningless
as the collecting itself.
There are faces, close-ups.
I took them myself.
Some of them are interesting.
Do you mind if I take
some pictures of you?
Not at all.
I would be flattered.
I have all the time in the world.
Great.
Here it is.
Anna Fromm, 23 years old,
happily married, seven years
before the catastrophe.
No picture of her husband?
Yes, of course.
It would be interesting
to see what he looked like.
Here you are.
Here he is.
What sort of person
was Andreas?
They said he was
a scientific genius,
but he never got
He was good-natured
and ruthless at the same time.
- Care for a drink?
- Yes, please.
- Whiskey?
- Yes, please.
Maybe it's too early.
Not today.
- Ice?
- No, thanks.
We were friends
back in high school,
but I never knew him that well.
He was a disaster for Anna.
- Here you go.
- Thanks.
She was madly in love with him.
I've never seen anything like it.
I might only have read about it.
in his peculiar way.
I'm not qualified to judge.
For a year, my wife
was his mistress.
I'm not complaining.
I knew about it.
She left him one day.
I don't know why.
I don't dare ask why.
What was I going to say?
Oh, yes, I want to tell you...
Eva...
...has extraordinary
mental stamina...
...though you wouldn't think so
to look at her.
She and Anna have been
inseparable for many years.
That's how it is.
Now you know.
Do I hear anything?
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