Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 [Music] 2 [Music] 3 [Music] 4 Who line? 5 That's mine. Thank you. Thank you. 6 You're an American. Where are you from? 7 New York. Yeah, me too. How come I never 8 saw you there? 9 I don't get out much. 10 My name's Jason. 11 Claire. Nice to meet you. 12 Who am I? 13 You come here to dance? 14 I hope. 15 Jason, you sleep too much. I didn't get 16 awake all night. I couldn't get that 17 stickman out of my mind. I want it. I 18 want it. We got to get it whatever it 19 costs. 20 Taxi. Did you see the stickman in the 21 catalog? Yeah, the ones in white marble. 22 What? That's the Bel. The stickman is 23 made of bronze, patentated black and 24 guilt, rotating dials, and are aokco 25 mythological figures. That's a stickman. 26 Come on, get in. What are you waiting 27 for? Where's 28 Monty? A white marble 29 stickman. And I thought I heard 30 everything. 31 [Music] 32 your Tissa, 33 good morning, Carl. Good morning. 34 Everything is ready for the auditions. 35 Yes, sir. They're due to start in half 36 an hour. How many applicants do we have 37 this year? Or on 50. That doesn't give 38 us much to truth from. 39 This letter arrived from Vienna. The 40 tiata and 41 what do they want? 42 Oh, they want to know if you would open 43 their season with one of your berries. 44 You know what to tell them, don't you? 45 Yes, sir. 46 We could have had a chance to go and 47 live somewhere 48 real. I've never had a fun this for your 49 places. 50 [Music] 51 Epic. Where'd he go? 52 Sarah West. 53 [Music] 54 Betterra say 55 and 56 [Music] 57 and voila. 58 [Music] 59 How did it go? Awful. What did they say? 60 They didn't take me. 61 They're terrible. They make you do 62 impossible things. 63 That woman says I'm not cut out to be a 64 dancer. 65 Claire 66 Hamilton, Claire Hamilton, 67 Alicia Taran. 68 [Music] 69 [Music] 70 [Music] 71 Not three. 72 a complete set. Are you sure of that? 73 Uh-huh. Well, 74 uh, I'll have to think about it. You 75 know, there are there are a lot of Belas 76 around these days. Anyhow, I'll get back 77 to you. Okay. Now, wait a minute. I 78 didn't hear what you said. Say it again. 79 Yes, Marty. I did the 80 audition quite well. 81 No, no, no. They haven't said if they're 82 going to accept me, but um they want me 83 to come back in a few days. 84 Yeah. 85 Okay. So, um give Dad my love, huh? 86 Bye. 87 [Music] 88 [Music] 89 Hello, Jason. You ready? The auction is 90 due to start in 15 minutes. 91 What are you talking about? It's 3:00 in 92 the morning. Are you crazy? It's a 93 quarter of 10. What? Everything will be 94 snapped up before we even get there. 95 Okay. Okay. I'll be right 96 down. Goddamn 97 clocks. Oh my god. There's the old 98 countest. It's a nightmare. She follows 99 me everywhere I go. Vienna, Prague, 100 Budapest. Wherever I am, she leaps out 101 of the woodwork. She knows nothing about 102 clocks. Just follows my lead. She knows 103 I'm a cunning old fox. If I raise a 104 single finger, she snaps up the whole 105 lot. All right. Okay. We just have to 106 fool 107 her. What if the bids come from someone 108 else? 109 Like who? 110 Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. It 111 is our pleasure today to offer at 112 auction an important stock of 113 antiquities from the Goldberger 114 collection. Each item will go to the 115 highest bidder according to the terms 116 and conditions of sale set out in your 117 cataloges. We begin with lot number one, 118 a late 18th century Austrian grandsonary 119 mantel clock with an enamel dial and 120 central calendar hand. The three train 121 movement with anchor escapement and 122 striking on two bells flanked by 123 statueets of Poseidon whose trident is 124 missing and the siren lacking a 125 forearm. Now who will start the bidding 126 at 15,000 foreign 15,000 20,000 any 127 advance on 128 20,000? Do I see 20? Yes. 129 25,000 130 30,000 Yes. 131 35,000 40,000 132 45,000 133 50,000 Any advance on 134 50,000 135 55,000 at 55,000 foreign it's going for 136 55,000 foreign 137 going gone sold for 55,000 foreign to 138 the gentleman in the check 139 jacket the next lot number two is a 140 magnificent second empire bronze 141 tableclo in the form of the terrestrial 142 globe resting on the shoulders of Atlas. 143 Uh the hours are represented in inlaid 144 enamel and the orb is decorated with neo 145 barac motifs. It has a cylindrical 146 movement and it strikes every hour. Uh 147 now shall we start the building for this 148 superb piece at 30,000 for 149 30,000? Yes. 150 30,000 35,000 40,000 we ask 45,000 any 151 advance on 45,000 152 50,000 any advance on 50 55,000 153 do I 60,000 154 60,000 there has already been a bid for 155 60,000 sir 156 I meant 70,000 oh we are at 70,000 157 foreign ladies and gentlemen am I 158 offered any 159 4 80,000 90,000 160 100,000 161 200,000 162 the bidding is at 200,000 foreign ladies 163 and gentlemen it's going for 200,000 164 foreign going 165 Going done. 166 [Music] 167 Hi. Hey, Cla. 168 So, it's not true ballerinas are always 169 on a diet. Actually, it 170 is. But today is an exception. How come? 171 Because today I'm angry. 172 Oh, maybe I should leave you alone. 173 No, no, don't leave. 174 Where were you going? 175 Nowhere 176 special. 177 Would you mind staying here with 178 me? I'd like to have someone to talk to. 179 Yeah, sure. 180 I don't know what came over 181 me. I'd spent months preparing for the 182 audition and then when they called my 183 name, I couldn't move. It was like my 184 legs were paralyzed. Exactly the same 185 thing happened to me once when I was a 186 cop. Really? My first exam. I knew all 187 this stuff. I've been working on it 188 night and day. And then how did it end 189 up? Never even started. It was my last 190 day at school and I got a job. 191 Maybe that's what I should do. 192 Maybe I'm just not cut out to be a 193 ballerina. Aren't you going to give it 194 another shot? 195 I don't know. Come on. You got to. You 196 come all this way, all the way from 197 America for this. Look, if you want, 198 I'll go back there with you tomorrow. 199 I'd like to have a second 200 chance, but I also feel like leaving. 201 [Music] 202 Hey, Claire. What are you doing in here? 203 Jason, come here. Look at this 204 house. Is that pretty? 205 No wonder you used to live here. 206 Guy doesn't mention it. Let's see if we 207 can get in. 208 Hey, wait a minute. Maybe somebody still 209 lives there. No, look. It's all 210 abandoned. 211 He's locked. 212 There's another way 213 in here. There's another door. 214 There's no way we can get in this place. 215 Look what I found. 216 How'd you know there was a key there? 217 We do the same thing at home. 218 Christ the 219 sticker. My uncle saw this, he'd go out 220 of his mind. 221 [Music] 222 I like this house. 223 I could live here. 224 I couldn't 225 [Music] 226 Claire. Claire, I guess you must have 227 lived here. 228 No wonder you felt at 229 home. A ballerina who loved Swan Lake. 230 I want you to check all the backdrops. 231 Very well, sir. 232 The boards are coming up here. I'll get 233 them 234 fixed. We must replace the foot 235 lights. The curtain is too 236 sluggish. I want it all working again. 237 What about the school, sir? 238 Tell madam to suspend all 239 classes. We're closing it 240 up. Every ballerina dreams of dancing 241 Swan 242 Lake. There are two parts. 243 The white swan and the black swan. Good 244 and evil. So, which one is the prince in 245 love with? The white swan. 246 How come he falls in love with a swan? 247 She'sn't really a swan. Actually, she's 248 a princess who's been turned into a swan 249 by the spirit of evil. 250 Oh. Um, 251 then who's the black swan? Black swan. 252 The black swan is another 253 woman, but she's made to look exactly 254 like the princess. 255 But she's wicked. 256 Like you. What do you mean? What makes 257 you say I'm wicked? Cuz you ate all my 258 pie. 259 Sorry. 260 Can I ask you a very personal question? 261 I don't have a boyfriend. 262 I 263 guess my true love is 264 really my 265 dancing. Man, I don't have a girlfriend 266 either. I spend my whole life with 267 clocks. They're not my true love. 268 Well, this is my room. Good night. 269 Where are you? Down the hall. 270 I'll walk you to your door. 271 Are you still willing to come to the 272 audition with me? Yeah, sure. I'll meet 273 you at 8 down in the lobby. 274 See you tomorrow then. Good 275 night. Jason 276 [Music] 277 Thank you. 278 Welcome back, Natalie. 279 Can I help you? Yes. Some flowers have 280 been delivered to the wrong room. 281 They're not for me. They're for someone 282 called Natalie. Flowers? I don't know 283 what to say, Miss Hamilton. No one's 284 been by since I came on duty. But you 285 have a guest called Natalie, don't you? 286 No, miss. There's no one here by that 287 name. 288 [Music] 289 Hey, has Miss Hamilton come down yet? 290 Miss Hamilton has checked off, sir. She 291 checked out just a short while ago. Mr. 292 Forest, she left this for you. 293 Forgive me, Jason, but I've decided to 294 go home. Look me up when you get back to 295 New York. Until then, Claire, 296 what time does this plane land in New 297 York? 298 Arrival at Kennedy is scheduled for 2:30 299 local 300 time. Gate 12. The plane will be board 301 in 30 minutes. 302 Enjoy your flight, Miss Hamilton. Thank 303 you. 304 There you are, Miss 305 Hamilton. It comes to 306 $82. Just sign here, 307 please. Thank you. 308 There's a different name. 309 What do you mean a different name? 310 [Music] 311 [Music] 312 Miss Natalie Hovat is kindly requested 313 to come to the information 314 desk. Miss Natalie Hovat to information, 315 [Music] 316 please. Another call for Miss Natalie 317 Hovat. She is urgently required to come 318 to the information desk situated at the 319 far end of the hall where there is a 320 message waiting for 321 her. Miss Natalie Horvat is kindly 322 requested to come to the information 323 desk. Miss Natalie Horvat to information 324 please. Miss Natalie Horvat is kindly 325 requested to come to the information 326 desk. Are you Natalie 327 Horvat? Your car is 328 ready. My car? 329 Yes. The driver is waiting for you 330 outside. 331 [Music] 332 The maestro is expecting you. 333 [Music] 334 It's all exactly the same as it was Then 335 Are you American sometimes? 336 Are you interested in that? It's a very 337 rare 338 piece. 18th century. 339 You trying to tell me they had spring 340 suspension in the 18th century? Come to 341 think of it, early 342 19th empire, 343 second empire, late 19th. 344 How much you want for it? Well, as a 345 matter of fact, it's not for sale. But 346 just for you, shall we say 80,000 347 Florence? 348 If you can take off more than a century, 349 you can also take off 30,000 Florence. 350 30,000 Florence. Impossible. Dollars. 351 Okay. Dollars. Let's see. million 352 dollars. That would be uh Jason. Jason, 353 where the hell are you here? Uncle, how 354 much is 50,000 Florence and dollars? 355 50,000? Yeah, 356 that's $1,233, 357 right? $1,300. 358 You take credit cards? I prefer. How 359 about travelers checks? Of course. No, 360 I'll pay cash. You've got a real bargain 361 there, you know. Uhhuh. 362 And you got rid of a real piece of junk, 363 you know. 364 [Music] 365 Clear. So, you didn't leave after 366 all. Where have you 367 been? I haven't been able to stop 368 thinking about you. 369 Why didn't you call me? 370 I'm 371 sorry. You must be mistaking me for 372 someone else. 373 Claire, what are you saying? 374 I have to go now. 375 Hey, what's going on 376 here? You gone crazy? Let go of me. 377 Blair, my name is Natalie. 378 [Music] 379 [Music] 380 Can I help you, sir? Yes. I'd like to 381 make an international call. New York 382 City, please. 383 What number, sir? Area code 384 212 8914265. 385 Boo number two, sir. Thanks. 386 Hello. Hi, this is Claire. Claire, it's 387 Jason. I'm sorry no one's here to answer 388 your call right now. If you leave a 389 message, I'll get back to you as soon as 390 I can. 391 [Music] 392 [Music] 393 Good 394 morning. Wanted to apologize for 395 yesterday. 396 Do you come here often? 397 Every day. 398 You like swans? 399 Yes. I like to watch them. 400 Did you find that girl you were looking 401 for? 402 No, not yet. 403 What's your name? 404 Jason. 405 I'm staying at the Hotel Gillard. 406 Gillard? Do you know it? 407 No, I don't think 408 so. What are you doing 409 here? I don't really know. 410 My car is here. I have to go now. Wait. 411 Can't we just stay and talk a little 412 longer? 413 I 414 can't. I have a rehearsal. 415 What rehearsal? 416 I'm a prima ballerina. 417 Where are you dancing? At the Brooken 418 Tour Theater. 419 What's the ballet? 420 Swan Lake. 421 You must free yourself from your 422 body. I don't want to see any 423 effort. You must fly. 424 As free as the 425 air now you are the wise 426 one. In a while you will meet a 427 prince and as you 428 dance you are praying with 429 him. Save 430 me. This is love. You should be dancing 431 the pain of 432 love now. 433 Good morning. Good morning. I'd like a 434 ticket for the first night of Swan Lake, 435 please. I'm sorry. A ticket for Swan 436 Lake? I don't think they are giving Swan 437 Lake this year. Sure they are. It's 438 opening in a few days at the Brooken 439 Tour Theater. But the Brooken Tour is 440 closed. 441 It's closed. There hasn't been anything 442 on there for years. 443 [Music] 444 [Music] 445 [Music] 446 [Music] 447 [Music] 448 Good evening, miss. 449 Good evening. 450 I'm looking for someone. His name is 451 Jason. Jason Forest. 452 I think he's staying in this hotel. 453 Mr. The forest is not in his room, but I 454 just saw him a while ago. He must be 455 around here somewhere. Just a moment. 456 Mr. 457 Forest, there is a young lady in the 458 lobby asking for you. 459 [Music] 460 [Music] 461 [Music] 462 [Music] 463 15,000 for 15,000 20,000 do I see 20 yes 464 25,000 30,000 any advance on 30 yes 465 35,000 40,000 45,000 50,000 60 70 80 No 466 one offer 467 anymore. Yes. 90,000. 100 468 110,000 going for 110,000 foreign ladies 469 and gentlemen. Going going gone sold for 470 110,000 foreign. And now we come to lot 471 number 28. A portrait of a gentleman by 472 an unknown artist of the Hungarian 473 school late 19th century. Uh this 474 painting belonging to the Feskatage 475 family formed part of their priceless 476 collection at the Caste Castle on the 477 shore of Lake Balaton. Now the bidding 478 for this painting starts at 40,000 for 479 Yes. 40,000 480 45,000 what? 50,000 60,000 481 60 70,000 80,000 482 Well the bidding is at 80,000 ladies and 483 gentlemen it's going for 80,000 foreign 484 going gone sold for 80,000 foreign to 485 the gentleman in the check 486 jacket now we come to lot number 29 487 bronze nude repres Presenting the 488 biblical figure Susanna, 489 you belong on medication. You know that, 490 don't you? 491 This garbage isn't worth a scent. Why do 492 you want it anyway? What the hell are 493 you see in this crap? Will you take it 494 now or would you like to have it sent? 495 I'll take it now. 496 You don't know about clocks. Despite the 497 three years you've been with me, and now 498 you want to branch off into paintings. 499 80,000 forests. That's over 500 $1,500. Four weeks paid. Don't forget 501 that 502 Brooken tour 503 Theater 504 November 505 1891 Swan 506 Lake 507 choreographer Marius Blake 508 Prima 509 ballerina. Natalie Horvath. 510 Natalie Horvath. 511 [Music] 512 [Music] 513 [Music] 514 [Music] 515 [Music] 516 Good evening. 517 Good evening. 518 I heard you were looking for company. 519 Well, actually that is uh 520 perhaps I've got to the wrong room. 521 Oh, no, no, no. This is the right place. 522 Please come in. 523 Excuse 524 me. You speak English? Yes, I do. Could 525 you translate this for me, please? 526 Yesterday evening at the Brooken Toha 527 Theater, Prima Ballerina Natali Horvat 528 was the victim of a tragic 529 accident. Just before her entrance, she 530 inexplicably fled from the theater and 531 was knocked down and killed by a passing 532 carriage. 533 Do you want me to go on? Yes, please. 534 Choreographer Marius Balakim, who had 535 promised an unusual version of Swan Lake 536 with a new ending, has canceled all 537 performances, refuses to see anyone or 538 make any statement about the incident. 539 Is that all? Yes. 540 Thank you. 541 So, how did the story end? 542 I'm not sure it has an ending. 543 Jason. Jason, where the hell have you 544 been? I've been looking for you all 545 morning. I've packed your bags. We have 546 to leave right now. What are you talking 547 about? Your mother. She's in the 548 hospital. Here, take this. What's wrong? 549 She's been hurt. 550 Leave that. I'll I'll take take the 551 clock. 552 How is she? I mean, is it bad? 553 It's not good. I've got to hurry. 554 There's a flight in an hour. Wait a 555 minute. I want to call home. No time 556 right now. 557 How'd you hear about it? They sent the 558 telegram. What did they tell you later? 559 To the airport. Hurry. 560 Well, just don't say that like a dummy. 561 She's not only your mother, she's my 562 sister, too. Come on, get in. 563 Would you mind telling me what happened? 564 A car accident. 565 Car accident. She doesn't even drive. A 566 friend was driving. 567 Can I see that telegram? 568 I must have left it back in the hotel 569 and all that confusion. And you put your 570 foot on the gas. I told you we're in a 571 hurry. Pull over. I want to make a call. 572 No, drive on. I said pull over. I want 573 to get out. 574 of the academy. 575 Hello, 576 Mom. Yeah, it's me, 577 Jason. Yeah, I'm fine. How about you? 578 Are you hurt 579 bad? No. Ah, thank God. 580 Uncle Joshua told me you were in the 581 hospital. 582 I told you not to call. Your mother's 583 asking for you. She wants you. She wants 584 you. I just talked to her and she said 585 she's fine. Your mother's dying and 586 she's calling for you. Can't you hear? 587 Can't you hear? How cous can you be? You 588 have to go. Got to go right away. You're 589 coming with me back to America. 590 Jason, 591 Jason, come back 592 here. 593 [Music] 594 Jason, 595 Jason, 596 Jason, Jason, come back. 597 Somebody call for help. Get an ambulance 598 here quickly. 599 Chase. Chase. 600 Don't try to talk. We're going to get 601 you to a hospital right away. 602 Chase. Tonight? 603 What about tonight? 604 Swan 605 Lake. I'm going to do 606 it tonight. 607 What do you mean? 608 Thank you, Jack. 609 I don't understand. 610 Wait, wait a minute. What do you want 611 from me? I told you I don't understand. 612 Where you taking me? Wait a minute. Wait 613 a minute. I told you. I God damn it. 614 [Music] 615 [Music] 616 Claire, clear. 617 [Music] 618 Claire. There. 619 Jason, there 620 I've been waiting for 621 you. Thought you'd never come. 622 Claire, what happened to 623 you? I've been 624 away. I've been 625 far far 626 away. Now I'm back. 627 I was so 628 lonely. I missed you terribly. 629 I thought about 630 you all the time. 631 I love you. 632 [Music] 633 Go ahead. 634 Kiss the work 635 light. Give me the 636 night. Now the 637 moon. 638 Here. I want a narrow beam of light for 639 her. 640 When are we starting? 641 dance is as ancient as 642 mankind. I am 643 memory. I 644 remember. I see. I see into the darkness 645 of 646 time. Men with painted faces and naked 647 bodies dancing in a 648 circle. In the middle there is an 649 effigy, the cruel image of the animal 650 god awaiting his 651 victim. I have been 652 chosen. I am the one called upon to 653 bring the ancient right back to life. 654 My Swan Lake will be different from all 655 the 656 others. Not the pretty fairy tale which 657 ends with the triumph of good. I will 658 put evil on the 659 stage. And when all is finally 660 accomplished, nothing will be left 661 beyond the 662 curtain except the void. 663 [Music] 664 [Music] 665 Hallelujah. 666 [Music] 667 Heat. Heat. 668 Claire. Cla, listen to 669 me. You mustn't 670 dance. You've got to come away with 671 me. This theater is damned. 672 Come with me. It's dangerous for you 673 here. We have to get away. 674 [Music] 675 [Applause] 676 [Music] 677 Heat. Heat. 678 [Music] 679 [Music] 680 [Music] 681 [Applause] 682 Byebye. 683 [Music] 684 [Music] 685 Heat. 686 [Music] 687 Heat. 688 [Music] 689 [Applause] 690 Heat. Heat. 691 [Music] 692 Claire, wake up. 693 Please speak to 694 me. Say something. 695 Please. Jeez. 696 Okay. 21234