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The crickets are so loud that I woke up.

I can smell the wet earth. And the forest.

All the leaves have fallen.

But summer has just begun.

And you are there, waiting for me.

I caught a grasshopper. Or maybe a bug.

What is it? - A grasshopper.

Show me.

Look at that. Such a big one.

Don't bring it inside, though.

It was a grasshopper.

It jumped up and down in my hand.

Probably to get away.

But I kept my hand closed.

It tickled.

It must have felt very hot.

We were outside all day and up all night.

Mum would never have allowed it.

I swam until my skin turned wrinkly and my lips turned blue.

But I wouldn't get out of the water.

Fuck.

Not again.

Come on.

What are you doing, Elli?

I swam until my skin turned wrinkly.

You gotta be more careful.

What is it?

I'm always gonna be with you.

Papa!

What is it?

I can't sleep.

Oh dear.

It's just a thunderstorm.

It's gonna be alright.

It's okay.

Come on, let's tuck you in.

See? That's better.

You smell like cigarettes and sunscreen.

The way you like it.

Do you remember?

On the beach. In the dunes.

We swam for so long. The water was so cold.

We got out and lay down under this huge towel.

That smelled like cigarettes and sunscreen, too.

Hi. Can I help you?

No, just looking.

Tell me if you need anything.

Thanks.

Go on, try it.

Mh?

I don't know.

Am I not pretty?

Sure.

How pretty?

You're incredible.

But how pretty am I?

Tell me.

Tell me.

Tell me.

See. I do know what you like.

Want me to go on?

Yes.

Say please.

Please.

- Please.

Please.

We were outside all day and up all night.

Mum would never have allowed it.

She doesn't need to know everything.

I wanted the summer to last forever.

So I could stay with Papa forever.

Otherwise he'd be very sad. Me, too.

And we don't like that.

You know what I'd like to hear?

No, what?

Play me that song.

Which one?

We used to listen to it all the time.

Our song.

I don't know which one you mean.

Come on.

When we were in Belgrade. In our little room.

I've never been to Belgrade.

Ten years ago. In the summer. Where were we?

In Belgrade?

But I really don't know which one you mean.

Every night we listened to it. You wouldn't go to sleep without it.

But I can't remember that.

You're kidding.

Play something else then.

Anything you like.

Nothing?

Or did you just freeze?

Every night we listened to that song. I wouldn't go to sleep without it.

I lay down next to you. To sing it to you.

And you held my hand until I fell asleep.

It was just the two of us. All by ourselves.

Very good.

Did you sleep well?

Yes. You too?

Yes.

Great.

Did you go outside today?

No.

I was waiting here for you all day.

I miss you all the time.

Papa!

Elli.

Are you crazy?

You still smell the same, you know?

Like sunscreen and cigarettes.

What are you doing, Elli?

I just really wanted to see you.

I packed my things and left.

I just left in the middle of the night.

To go to Belgrade. I thought that's where you are.

But I didn't even know where Belgrade was.

Thought it might be near the highway.

Near the airport, you know.

It was raining all the time.

I just kept walking all night.

Just through the woods.

I'm sure they were looking for me, but I hid from them really well.

I was soaking wet from the rain.

And I was so tired and so hungry but I just kept on going.

And then?

Where did you go then?

I don't remember.

That was so long ago.

Morning.

Morning.

Oh dear. What happened here.

I'm sorry.

Don't worry. It didn't hurt.

Papa!

Elli?

Elli?

I just left in the middle of the night.

It was raining all the time.

But I just kept on walking.

I'm sure they were looking for me.

But I hid from them really well.

I was soaking wet from the rain.

And I was so tired and so hungry but I just kept on going.

I just really wanted to see you.

That was ten years ago.

I've been gone for ten years.

You can come with me.

Come here, get in.

Where are you going this late?

To see my Papa.

Can you bring me to him?

Are you leaving already? - Yes, I have to.

Don’t you want something to eat?

And when will you visit again? - As usual.

Don't worry, you two will get along.

Call me if you need anything, ok?

Take care! - You too.

I don't know what they were celebrating, someone's birthday probably.

See, that's my Papa.

And that's my Mama.

That's another one of my Mama.

She had her hair dyed black.

Papa insisted on that.

Do you like it? I don't.

And this is Emil.

My little brother. He died long ago.

And this is Auntie Emma. I didn't know her though.

They said she was a great cook, that she made the best pastries.

But I never ate them. I was never there.

And why did Mama dye her hair black?

What?

And why did Papa like that better?

My God, stop asking!

Quiet now!

And how did Emil die so young?

Leave me alone!

Listen...

I don't want her here.

I just don't want her here with me.

Toni, I didn't ask you to bring her.

I don't like her.

No!

No, that's not him.

He looked completely different.

Of course not. But you can see the resemblance.

His eyes were all different.

Come on.

Miss Reisinger over there, she heard it first. - Who?

Up there, the left balcony. She lived on the third floor.

She always was the first to know.

What a commotion that was. - Why?

Me and Emil were fighting all the time.

But that day, it got so bad he just ran away.

They had to stitch me. You can barely see it now.

But why did you fight?

I don't remember. I pushed him and he pushed me.

There was always something.

There was always something.

Even when we were kids.

She was just 14 months older, but she always had to look after me.

We were fighting all the time.

Like the last time I saw her.

Nobody remembers why.

There was always something.

Mama was heartbroken after I was gone.

Her hair turned snow-white.

Then she had it dyed black.

Papa thought it looked better.

But he still left her after that.

And Auntie Emma made the best pastries.

Nobody ate them, though.

That's the last photo Papa took of me.

I didn't want to. But he wouldn't leave me alone.

First he wanted Anna's photo, but she always ran away.

We both didn't like it.

So this is all there is.

That was shortly before I died.

But nobody could know it then.

The girl Elisabeth K., who vanished ten years ago, was reportedly seen near a highway in Vienna.

The police have re-opened the case and are now investigating in the area.

Ten years ago, the girl had left her mother's apartment and was last seen at this lake.

Elisabeth was ten years old when she disappeared.

Age progression software helps predict what the girl could look like today.

The police are asking any eyewitnesses to call....

Papa!

What is it?

I can't sleep.

Come on, you're a big boy.

Lie down.

You smell like cigarettes and sunscreen.

Do you remember?

On the beach. In the dunes.

We swam for so long. The water was cold.

We got out and lay down under this huge towel.

That smelled like cigarettes and sunscreen, too.

Go on, eat.

I'm not hungry.

Just a little bit.

No, thank you.

You've got to eat something.

Are you crazy? Get lost!

Now he's gone.

Emil?

I can't really remember why we fought. But she started it.

She pushed me first.

I just wanted to see Papa.

He would have been on my side.

He always was.

I'm going to tell him everything when I'm there.

And we can swim in the pool all day.

Maybe I didn't notice.

Anna said later that she had heard the train.

That was sixty years ago.

I've been dead for sixty years.

Anna thinks of that every day.

You're imagining things.

Go away!

What a commotion that was.

It was just a laceration anyway.

They had to stitch her.

You can barely see it now.

We were outside all day and up all night.

Mum would never have allowed it.

She doesn't need to know everything.

Every night we listened to that song.

You wouldn't go to sleep without it.

I lay down next to you and sang it to you.

And you held my hand until I fell asleep.

But you always fell asleep first.

Remember?

I couldn't fall asleep.

Because of the crickets.

There must be hundreds...

All the leaves have fallen.

But summer has just begun.

I can smell the wet earth.