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Thank you.

. .

Return immediately to base.

I'll alert the organization

I have to turn in a translation at noon,
and I'm not finished yet.

Where are you calling from?

The airport.

Well,

I can't make it this morning. The thing
is, I really need my typewriter, too.

Is yours ready yet?

I have to pick it up today.

What are you doing? Are you going
straight to the office?

No, I have to stop by the library first.

Okay, then I'll bring it with me and
pick you up.

It's on my way.

Great, I'll wait for you outside the
library.

11 o 'clock all right?

Make it 11 .30.

Fine, see you there.

There are solid reasons to believe that
there is little pressure on the public

opinion. The problems of society in
general, and those of the environment in

particular, are an absolute priority.

Then on Tuesday, I went to a nightclub
along with Isabella, a new lover, who's

pilot for Alitalia.

At three in the morning, they wanted me
to go back with them to her apartment,

but I... You're not listening to a word
I'm saying. What's on your mind?

I was thinking about the dream I had
this morning.

It keeps coming back.

A very strange dream.

A man is abandoned on the moon for an
experiment.

It sounds exactly like science fiction.

It was.

Oh, yes, I remember it now.

I dreamed a scene from a movie I saw
years and years ago.

It made a terrible impression on me.

I never saw the end. I left before it
was over.

It was called... Blood on the Moon. No,
Footprints on the Moon.

Miss Campos?

Yes?

Leblanc has succeeded.

In the list for Sidney, she's not there.

It's a real conjecture.

But how do you know?

I just told Larsen.

She didn't want to listen to my advice.
It's Schweiss who does everything in

here.

However, it's not right, because she's
very good.

I heard it a few days ago.

Good morning.

I brought Professor Yannick's report.

Mrs. Weissman has left town.

Oh, has she?

Well, may I leave it with you?

Sit down.

Do you know when this was supposed to
have been turned in?

At noon.

But not today.

Do you know Miss Leblanche?

My Leblanche?

She had to take your place suddenly at
the last session.

You interrupted your translation and
left without telling anyone.

That's not possible. I was here
yesterday.

Yesterday? The last session of the
conference on astronautics, Miss Chesby,

held on Monday.

So we are speaking of three days ago,
not yesterday.

Mrs. Weissman went into your booth and
you were not there.

That's impossible.

I worked at that session.

Who spoke?

Madame Verdier.

Her speech is not in your folder,
however.

What's more, you never even picked up
the tapes.

Professor Yannick spoke the day before.

On Monday we looked for you in the
coffee shop and Mrs. Weissman and I

your house. You were not there.

Yesterday we called too.

And went on calling until after
midnight.

And there was no answer.

What... What day is it today?

There's the calendar.

Right in front of you.

Thursday.

It is impossible.

Are you sure you're cut out for this
type of work?

It's not the first time you've caused
complications.

For example, last year... La séance est
finie.

J 'arrive tout de suite.

I'm sorry, but I must leave you.

Do I come back to work?

That's up to Mrs. Weissman.

Hello? Hello, who is it?

Mary.

It's Alice.

Alice! Where have you been? I haven't
heard from you in ages. What's new?

I think I've lost my job.

I completely forgot three days.

I can't remember anything.

It's as if I hadn't lived them.

Tell me about that last session then.

Do you remember being there quite
clearly?

Yes.

I was in cabin 26.

I remember perfectly.

The first speaker was Dr.

Gregorius.

And then... Yes, go on.

And then Madame Verdi spoke.

She was wearing a red dress.

She read the report on the latest
information from the computers at La

'Ivoire in Brittany.

All these energies in order to avoid the
danger of being overshadowed

by the sea.

In the year 1990, the sea became, due to
the impurity and

the poisoning of our geological state,
consumed.

Our computer has also shown us that in
the near future... The

text was

very long, and the cabin was so hot and
airless I could hardly breathe.

I didn't seem able to concentrate.

Marie Leblanc was sitting there, the one
who was going to Sydney instead of me.

She kept staring at me as if she were
trying to make me make a mistake.

And then, suddenly, I began to panic.

I felt that that remorseless voice
coming into my headset would go on and

without me.

Without my being able to.

And in fact, all of a sudden, gone.

In the hall.

Something happened. What?

Try to remember.

The room was full of people.

Turned towards me.

Looking at me.

And then?

Yes, I remember.

I rushed out of the booth and left the
building by one of the side doors.

To go where?

I don't know.

I don't remember.

Across those gardens, I was hurrying as
if I were running away from something.

And then... Oh, it's no use. My mind is
a total blank.

It's all those tranquilizers you take.

You probably took a larger dose than
usual and slept right through to this

morning.

What, for two whole days?

It's not impossible.

Subconsciously, you had a great desire
to rest and hopped out for a while.

There's no doubt you're totally
exhausted, and you know it.

There is something else, too. What do
you mean?

I didn't tell you everything.

There's still something I can't explain.

The postcard?

Yes.

Torn into pieces with nothing written on
it.

Do you know a town called Garma?

Garma? Yes, Garma.

Never heard of it. Why?

That postcard showed a hotel.

Underneath it said, Hotel Gama, Gama.

It's strange, but that hotel with its
huge old -fashioned facade, I'm sure

seen it before.

I could swear it has an oriental room
with a beautiful peacock painted on

It's the worst way to run away from
loneliness.

You're the one who set yourself up.

When will you know if you can resume
your job?

I don't know. The organization will
decide.

Let's call each other then. Let's see
each other more often. Maybe at dinner.

Tony will be very happy to see you.

Now go to school, you know.

All right?

Goodbye.

I'm sorry I didn't come in yesterday.

I must have called you over a dozen
times during the day. But you were never

here. It doesn't matter.

Did you see an earring around anywhere?

Another one like this. I can't seem to
find it.

No, I'm sorry.

Finished already?

Yes, yes.

Oh. I wanted to take your grey suit to
the cleaners, but I couldn't find it

anywhere.

It should be here.

Whose dress is this?

I never saw it before.

Maybe it belongs to that German friend
of yours, who was staying here a few

ago. Emma Berzendorf?

No, it's to be. Besides, I would have
seen it before.

Look, there's a spot on it.

It looks like blood.

Hello?

Hello?

I'd like a ticket for Garma.

Garma?

Yes. Yes, Garma.

Just a moment, please.

I'll have to book you to Hinton. Then
Garma's half an hour away by boat.

Excuse me. Can you tell me where I can
find a taxi? Well, the only two there

usually wait in the square.

I see. Thank you.

I'll just have to wait then. I'm going
into the town now.

I'll give you a lift if you like.

Thank you very much. Here, let me take
that.

is this your first time in karma yes

the place isn't very exciting this time

of year i won't be staying long do you
live here partly here and partly at muda

an island a few miles to the west i have
an old house here that i'm trying to

fix up i'm a very bad carpenter you see

Would you drop me here please?

Thank you

Good evening.

What can I do for you?

I would like a room, please.

The oriental room, with the peacocks, if
possible.

Excuse me?

The one with the balcony.

Overlooking the sea.

One moment, please.

Will you be staying long?

No, just one night. I see. Good night.

Here. Thank you. Good night, madam.

Hi.

Fox isn't here today.

Who is Fox?

The stray dog. I brought him a bone.

Would you like to sit here?

Your pin says Alice.

My name is Alice.

That's not true.

Oh, what is my name then?

Nicole. And I'm Mary.

Nicole? That's a nice name.

Then it's not true that your name is
Mary. Paula!

I'm coming!

Can I have it?

The pin?

No.

I'll give you this instead, if you like
it.

It's pretty.

It's yours.

But don't tell lies.

My name is Mary, too.

Matthew always calls me Mary.

Who is Matthew?

A man.

Is it gold?

It looks like gold, but it isn't. It's
pretty. Bye.

I'm sorry, but I can't keep it.

Miss Chesby!

Hello, don't you remember me?

Have I changed all that much?

I'm Lowenthal. Alfred Lowenthal.

Well, actually... I'm a friend of Willie
Stein. We met three years ago. Don't

you remember?

In Vienna, after the opera. Oh, yes,
that's right.

What an odd coincidence, both of us here
in Ghana.

It's my first visit.

It's an interesting place.

It is very, but unfortunately my
holiday's over. My boat leaves in ten

But I thought I saw you the other day.

Tuesday.

Tuesday? Yes.

On the beach around noon. I caught a
glimpse of you from the shore road.

I turned on to say hello, but you'd
already gone.

Well, I'm sorry I must leave you, but if
I miss the two o 'clock boat, I'll have

to wait till tomorrow.

Give my best to Willie when you see him.

Mr. Lorenzo?

Yes?

Excuse me, I wanted to ask you
something. Please, go ahead.

You said you saw me here on Tuesday.

Yes, on the beach.

Are you sure it was me? Well, I couldn't
swear to it. You were so far away. Why,

wasn't it?

I just got here last night.

Well, then it obviously wasn't you. I'm
sorry, I really must go now.

Paula! What do you want?

Why did you say my name was Nicole?

Because it is.

How do you know?

You said so.

When?

Tuesday, when we were on the North
Beach.

Don't you remember?

Near the wall.

I have to close the door now. They're
coming back.

Please.

Tuesday? What else did I tell you on
Tuesday?

You were looking for a house.

Don't you remember?

A white house in the woods.

Take a good look at me.

Are you sure Nicole is me?

I... I don't know anymore.

Yes or no?

No. Nicole had long red hair.

And besides... What?

You're nicer than she is.

Were we alone on the beach?

No. Mrs. Heim was there. The lady with
the white dress. The one who's always

knitting.

That's them. They're coming. Go away!

Good afternoon.

Good afternoon.

There is another storm blowing up.

This terrible weather is chasing
everyone away.

Have one.

Thank you.

There goes my diet.

I have such a sweet tooth.

Do you always come here on vacation?

For over 30 years.

Garma isn't what it used to be.

You should have seen it then.

There was even a casino.

I think I saw you sitting here last
Tuesday.

It's possible. I come here every
afternoon.

I was on the beach with the little girl.

Paula Burton?

An adorable child with an extraordinary
imagination.

Last year she was forever chattering
about some peculiar little friend of

Of course, no one ever saw this little
friend.

I've often noticed that when children
spend too much time alone, they do so

often make up imaginary playmates.

I thought you... You might have noticed
me.

I mean, on Tuesday, I was over there by
those rocks.

Oh, that's called the North Beach.

There are the ruins of an ancient
village buried in that bay. Did you know

No, I didn't see you at all on Tuesday.

But then again, poor me, how could I
have?

Look at my distance glasses. I broke
them a week ago, and I still haven't got

around to getting them fixed.

Hi.

Oh, it's you.

I think I must be lost.

I wanted to go back to the hotel and...
It's this way.

I'm going up the road too.

It's not easy to find your way around if
you're not a native here.

Where are you from?

Lisbon. I'm Portuguese, but I live in
Italy.

I used to come to Gama with my parents.

When they both died, I stayed away for a
long time.

What do you do?

Biology. I'm a biologist.

That must be interesting.

Yes, it is.

When you keep looking at life through a
microscope, the risk is you don't take

part anymore in what's going on around
you.

First time I saw you, I'd have made a
bet you came to Gamma to meet someone.

You'd have lost.

In fact, I came to be alone and to rest.

So it wouldn't be any good me asking to
see you again.

No. I mean, it wouldn't because I'm
leaving tomorrow.

This road leads straight to your hotel.

Something's wrong, isn't it?

What makes you think that?

Something in your eyes.

Sometimes you can be upset without
reason.

Or maybe just tired.

Bye. Goodbye.

Well, anyway, if there were a reason,
and if talking about it made you feel

happier, you can find me every day
around noon at the pavilion in the park,

okay?

Thanks.

There was a call for you today, Miss
Chesby.

For me?

When? Just after you went out.

They wanted to know if you were still
staying at the hotel.

They didn't leave any name.

Was it a man or a woman?

Well, the voice came from a long way
off. It was hard to understand, but it

a man, I think.

Here's a telekaryo activator. He won't
stand cosmic isolation.

Process H of depersonalization of the
individual has not acted on the

center sufficiently in depth to complete
the conditioning.

We'll have to select new guinea pigs.

So send out Asia right away everywhere.

Right away, Professor Blackman.

Don't you want to talk to me anymore?

I'll build you a sand castle, if you
like.

An oriental castle with lots of
minerals.

Yes, we'll build it here. But I want it
very tall, with a moat around it.

Okay.

Then bring me a pail of water.

Why didn't you want to talk to me?

Rafaela said I shouldn't talk to
strangers. She's that woman asleep down

Where's the drawbridge?

We need a drawbridge if there's a moat.

But there is one, you see.

That doesn't look like a drawbridge.

It's not finished yet.

Tell me about Nicole.

Rafaela will wake up.

Why did you say that I'm nicer than
Nicole?

Because she kicked Fox when he found her
hiding behind the rocks. And now Fox

hates her.

Why was she hiding?

There's Fox. Wait, I'll give him his
bone.

Fox doesn't know you yet. That's why he
didn't come.

The flag needs a piece of paper. Here,
use this.

Tell me, where did you find this? It was
a paper on Fox's bones.

Yes, yes, I know. But where did it come
from?

Come on.

Here. I found a piece of paper right
here.

There were lots of them, but the wind
blew them all away.

It blew away the ashes, too.

There was a big fire.

I saw it from down there.

Who laid it? Nicole.

You said she was hiding?

She was always hiding. And she was
holding something in her hand.

What? A package.

A small one. Like this.

Then why did she light the fire?

She wanted to burn a dress.

What kind of dress?

A grey one? I don't want to stay here
anymore. Let's go and finish the castle.

All right.

But first you have to tell me why Nicole
was always hiding.

Who are you? Rafaela says you're a
foreigner.

Yes, I am.

Fox isn't coming. I'll have to go back.

I'll leave you the bone. Then you can
make friends with him.

You absolutely have to tell me why
Nicole was hiding here.

Because she was afraid.

Afraid of what?

Why? Nicole told me I wasn't to tell
anyone.

Look at me.

I am Nicole.

That's not true. Nicole had long red
hair.

Besides, she...

I hated her!

Bob?

Here, take it.

It's yours.

Take it folks!

A coffee for me.

Still in Garma?

As you see.

How come you put off going?

One day more or less.

What's it matter?

Are you going back to Italy?

How did you know I live in Italy?

You told me yesterday.

Oh, yes, so I did.

You seem to be off somewhere in space.

What's the problem?

Why did you come here?

What do you want to tell me?

Nothing.

I was just passing by. No.

He wants you to tell me something.

Maybe the moment's passed.

That time at the station.

The night I arrived, when you saw me,
you looked at me in a funny way, as if

knew me already.

I don't remember.

You never seen me before, had you?

I don't think so.

Why?

Do you think we've met before?

No, I never saw you in my life.

Nor me.

I wouldn't have forgotten you.

Do you have to leave tomorrow?

Is someone waiting for you in Italy?

No one.

Well, then.

Stay.

One day more or less, you should stay
yourself.

I was waiting for you.

I had a feeling you'd come.

You didn't just happen to be passing.

You had something specific you wanted to
tell me.

What was it?

Everything's ready.

I'll expect you at four.

I'm sorry I have to go. Will I see you
again?

I don't know.

Goodbye.

Oh, my dear, how are you?

Did you ever see such weather?

This isn't as well and truly over.

Isn't it a pity?

By the way, did you hear the news?

Magda Dubrovsky is here in Garba. She is
giving just one concert tonight in the

Presbyterian Church.

I heard her in Paris in 1960.

Or was it 61?

Anyway, she is just marvelous.

What do you say we go together?

Matthew, go away tomorrow, and I'll stay
in the albergue alone. If you want, we

can go together to get a ice cream.

One moment, please.

Good afternoon.

Oh, it's you. Forgive me. I didn't
recognize you at first.

What can we do for you?

I would like to have this wig... cleaned
and combed.

Oh, look at that.

Did it fall in the water?

Yes. What a shame. I did tell you,
didn't I, that it was very delicate

Please, this way.

Do sit down. I won't keep you waiting.

You

didn't

take my advice, I see.

About what?

Your makeup.

That very light makeup I did for you on
Tuesday.

It changed your whole appearance.

In what way?

Well, it made you look so much younger,
more feminine.

It was much better for the wig you
picked.

Shall we try it again?

Now let's get on to the makeup.

The transformation will be complete,
you'll see.

Take it off.

I have to go now.

Are you in a hurry again today?

Why don't you keep it on?

No.

Send it to my hotel.

The gum.

You are punctual.

Please come in.

I hope you'll be pleased.

Here's the hat.

It's the one you tried that you didn't
like.

It's altogether different now.

Why do you think I like it now? It's
much simpler.

Now it's exactly the way you want it.

And here are your flat -heeled shoes.

Sit down. Let's try them.

Did you find him, then?

Who?

Your friend.

What friend?

Your friend Harry.

Who told you I had a friend named Harry?

Why, you did.

I did.

Don't you remember?

Oh, but of course you do.

You talked about him for quite a while.

You even told me his favourite colour is
yellow.

What else did I tell you? Well, you said
you'd come to Garmer to look him up,

but you didn't have his address.

The only thing you remembered was that
he had a house here.

A house in the woods.

I must admit you seem very upset.

You must be quite fond of him, aren't
you?

The handbag isn't ready yet, I'm afraid.

What? The handbag.

I'm so sorry. They haven't engraved your
name yet.

What name?

Why, yours.

Nicole. I'll send everything over this
evening.

To the garden.

You're mixing me up with somebody else.

My name is not Nicole, and I've never
been here before.

Never.

May I have my bill? I'm leaving at once.

Very well, Miss Chesby.

Mrs. Haim left a message for you.

Is something wrong?

My wallet.

Excuse me?

I've lost my wallet.

Are you sure?

You left your wallet at Marcel's. I have
it with me. I will see you tonight at

Magda Dubrovska's concert.

If you're going to the airport, the last
boat leaves at seven.

Mrs. Haim.

Oh, I'm so glad you could come.

And what do you think of Madame
Dubrovska?

Isn't she fine?

You could have missed her.

Could I have my wallet, please?

Here. Excuse me, but I've decided to go.
My boat leaves at seven.

And if I don't run, thank you, goodbye.

Your boat left at seven, my dear.

Look, you see, it's five minutes after.

You should have thought about leaving a
little earlier. What a pity. Oh, well,

you'll just have to wait till tomorrow.

You lied to me all along.

What did I lie about?

You've been to Garma before.

This isn't your first time.

Your pin.

It's local handicraft.

Look at this.

It's identical.

The same workmanship and totter shell
just like yours.

Only one silversmith here in Garman.

He used to make them to order.

And she died many years ago.

That bastard didn't make it!

The experiment has failed.

We must attempt Operation Alpha on the
next one's brain to totally neutralize

his emotional circuits.

Have you found the next guinea pig?

We'll find him, Blackman.

Are you ready?

It's me, Paula.

So you are Nicole.

Will you tell me everything now?

Come on, don't be afraid.

Let's go. Didn't you want an ice cream?

Paula, look at me.

You said you would tell me everything.

I didn't tell anyone.

I swear it.

What was I afraid of?

You should know. They were looking for
you. Who?

Some people.

Bad people.

Who wanted to hurt you.

Where were they?

You said here, in Gama.

Are they still here?

I don't know.

They were here on Tuesday, though.

What makes you say that?

You said so when you ran away and then
came back with that package.

What was in that package?

I don't know. You didn't have it before
you went into that shop there.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Do you remember me?

Oh, yes, of course.

You came on... Tuesday.

Yes, I remember now.

You bought a postcard and those... Yes.

Weren't they right?

No. Do you want another size?

Yes.

No.

I want the same ones.

But you just said... It doesn't matter.

Would you like me to wrap them?

Please.

I want to go back to the hotel.

Why did I buy those scissors?

I don't know.

I must have told you.

No, I swear it.

What did I do when I came back here?

You shouted, sort of screamed really,
and then you ran away into the woods.

There was a man over there.

Did you see him?

No, I never saw anybody.

Then how do you know he was there?

Because you said you saw him. You said
he was one of the men who were looking

for you.

Come here.

You're lying again.

I'm not. You shouted something and then
you ran away. What did I shout?

Tell me. You're hurting me. You shouted
somebody's name.

What name?

I don't know. I don't know. I didn't
hear. Let go of me. Oh, yes, you heard.

Tell me that name.

Tell me that name.

I don't know. I don't remember. Let me
go.

Feeling better?

I found you unconscious in the woods,
not far from here.

I hope it's nothing serious.

This house... I've been here before.

Yes, many, many years ago.

This mirror reflected a painting with
words.

Chinese ideograms.

The chic rain calls in the shadow.

Her cheek answers.

I have a fine cup of honey I want to
share with you.

That summer you spent your vacation at
Rimba.

A few miles from Garma, on the coast.

So you are.

Harry.

It's impossible.

Impossible.

Yes. With Aunt Elsa.

She'd just come back from India.

My parents were away.

I brought you here one day in my sailing
boat.

The good ship.

Parsifal.

But you... All these days, you've known
all along who I am.

Yes.

Then why... I just couldn't convince
myself that I'd left no trace in you at

all. You could look at me and see only a
stranger.

The idea of reminding you of me... Well,
it

humiliated me, quite frankly.

That's why I brought you here.

I wanted you to find out for yourself.

Harry.

Harry!

No, I'm sorry

Yes, everything's going very well.

I brought a suitcase over from the
hotel.

She's sleeping now.

Leave it to me.

Don't worry. She won't get away this
time.

No, no, that's not necessary.

Anyway, I'll let you know.

Yes, yes, of course. I'll be keeping
you.

Alice? Alice!

Hold on a moment, will you?

Alice?

Alice?

Alice, what's the matter?

Open the door.

Alice, listen to me.

I know you can hear me.

Open the door.

I was here on Tuesday. Why didn't you
tell me?

I won't come any closer if you don't
want me to.

But you must believe what I tell you.

I know you can understand me now, so I'm
going to tell you the truth.

All of it.

You did come here on Tuesday.

You were very upset.

You said your name was Nicole and you
were in danger.

You were disguised to hide your real
identity.

You were looking for Harry.

You said only Harry could help you.

I told you I was Harry, but you wouldn't
believe me.

It's been a long time, Abby.

You were looking for a boy who doesn't
exist anymore.

I'm Harry.

Believe me.

That's not true.

Yes, it is.

When you came back to Garma and you
didn't recognize me, I followed you

to protect you, that's all.

To help you discover the truth for
yourself.

Then who were you talking to on the
telephone just now?

A friend of mine. A doctor who might
have helped you.

I called him to tell you he wasn't
needed anymore. That you're with me now.

I'm not crazy.

Alice.

Last Tuesday you were not yourself.

You said things that couldn't be true.

What did I tell him?

What?

It's not important now.

I want to know. Alice.

What did I say?

That someone was persecuting you.

Who?

Who?

An organization.

Agents.

Did I mention a name?

No. Oh, yes, I did.

One name.

This time she won't escape.

But those people, black men, they don't
exist.

It's only a movie.

Unless you... Unless you're one of them.

The cut in your hand. I did it on
Tuesday.

With the scissors.

It was an accident.

You're not Harry.

You're one of them. They don't exist.

I'm not crazy.

On Tuesday, when you came here, you
needed love and protection.

I can still give you that love, that is.

You're not Harry.

You're not Harry.

The telescreens have finally traced her.
To get away from what she's hiding

under the name of the cold.

But she won't get away with it. There
she is.

That's her.

That rat is close and trapped behind
her. Alert our agents.

We must get away. Quick, hurry.

My name is Alice.

I'm Alice Chespie.

This time I will not run away.

Let's go