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I'm glad we came up here.

All flesh is grass.

We are what we abhor.

Devourers not only of men but of ourselves.

In brief, we have devoured ourselves.

- Yeah? OK. - I think it looked great.

Thank you so much.

Such a good day.

Hey.

- Sorry, you were... - Hey.

- ...in the zone, hey? - Yeah, kinda.

Working on the portrait thing?

Mmm. Yeah, I...

I filmed this old lady that I work for.

Cool. Hey, have you seen that film, Catch Me If You Can?

Yeah. Yeah, why?

Um...

Well, I was watching it last night and I liked it,

but I didn't think it was a GOOD film.

So I was just curious as to what you thought.

Um...

I wasn't a big fan of the film.

But it's so weird, 'cause Leonardo di Caprio was in my dream last night.

True? Well, it's your lucky night, because... it's Titanic Trivia.

And we're all going to go down and grab a drink,

if you want to join?

- I want to work on the thing. - So fair.

- OK, well, good luck. - OK.

You too.

I never said that!

But I felt it.

- You didn't like it. - You imagined that.

I didn't quite understand this project.

I'm not a film professional.

Eva, how can you get so upset?

Shouldn't they be guiding you somehow?

Yes, but...

You can't really teach making films.

It's life.

It's... It's life. You...

You just have to live, to feel things,

to understand things in order to express anything.

What if I'm just a mediocrity with nothing to say?

Please, don't dramatise.

You're learning...

The main thing is to keep working, trying...

Yes, yes.

Simply being able to do what you love...

It's wonderful. It's so cool.

Enjoy the process.

Otherwise, why do it at all?

Maybe you should socialise a little bit more with your classmates.

I like this house. Would you like to live there?

Hmm...

Do you know that in France

you can buy a castle for peanuts?

Probably because no one wants to live in a castle.

"All flesh is grass.

"We are what we abhor.

"Devourers not only of men but of ourselves.

"In brief, we have devoured ourselves.

"Those apparitions and ghosts of departed persons

"are not the wandering souls of men,

"but the unquiet walks of devils.

"The blessed spirits are not at rest in their graves,

"but wander, solicitous of the affairs of the world."

Solicitous?

Solicitous.

Solicitous.

Huh? I'm going around in circles.

Left at the bad sculpture?

Oh, I can see Mia.

Hey, babe.

Hi.

- How are you? - Good. How are you?

- You remember Mary? - Yeah, Mary.

- She had that cat... - Yeah.

So I've been trying, like, baths, right?

You get, like, two litres of milk and orange blossom water

and you just, like, soak in it.

And you just kind of like come out soft as a baby and it's...

Oh, God, hey.

It's, like, really good for anxiety.

Hey, I'm so sorry.

I hope you don't mind. You dropped this in the street.

Oh, my God.

That's lucky. Thank you.

Have we met before? You look kind of familiar.

No, don't think so.

Do you want a drink?

$500 to simply piss on someone?

It's not THAT bad, but it's also, like, not...

- You have to draw the line, right? - Well, this is what I'm saying.

The stock market is so much more profitable.

- I'm Mia. - Mia?

- Yeah. - I'm Eva.

Eva.

I like your shirt. It's really beautiful.

Thank you. I'm glad you say that.

You don't think I look like a turkey?

A turkey? No.

Maybe it's a little bit Oscar Wilde.

Oh, yeah. I like that.

I was having a shitty day, so I dressed up.

- Oh, I'm sorry. - No.

I mean, it is a full moon.

It's probably just my life.

I always blame a bad day on the weather.

Yeah, blame it on the weather.

Do you want one?

I just have to get the last train home.

Mm-hm. Yeah.

Where do you live?

Just on the other side of town, with my parents.

- I can get you a cab, if you want. - Oh, no, no, no, no.

Thanks. That's OK.

Eva was the name of my sister.

- Oh. - Mmm. Yeah, she died.

- I'm so sorry. - Oh, don't worry about it.

I was, like, 10.

She was eight years older than me. I didn't even really know her.

Yeah, she was travelling overseas and...

she got into a car accident.

Sorry about the mess.

No, it's perfect.

This place is super cool.

Do you live here alone?

Yeah, for now.

This rich guy is letting me stay here.

- Did you make these? - Ah, yeah, mostly.

I'm trying more, like, performance now.

Oh, these are so beautiful!

Never been in an artist's home before.

Seems kind of vulgar to say that about oneself, don't you think?

I guess it's not, like, a profession, or something.

I just want to live - really live.

I think people forget how important it is to just, like,

stare at a wall sometimes.

What do you mean "really live"?

Yeah. Yeah, how stupid.

I mean, what does that even mean?

Hey, look at the moon.

When I was little, I prayed to go to the moon.

I, um...

I was more of a sun person, myself.

I was scared of the dark.

I was a scaredy-cat.

Hey, you can really hear the ocean.

What is it?

It doesn't matter.

There's a spare bed in here. I'll get you a pillow.

Hey, um, I'm going to go.

I think the trains'll be running again soon.

Bella Mikhalovna, shouldn't you rest?

- You're running around again. - No big deal, it's good for me.

I want you to eat a pirozhok, eat something.

- Because you can't work and not eat. - But I'm meant to cook.

They're saying that you're eligible for cover.

So you'll get compensation.

You just need a certificate from the doctor.

We can fill out this form next week.

Okay, we better look at your cup.

Okay, so...

I think that...

Someone from the other side is thinking of you.

Yes, something like that.

And maybe it knows something about you.

- Hey, are you listening? - Yes.

The point is...

Information becomes material.

What information?

Our thoughts, memories...

The organisation of nature. Everything is information.

Take for instance Quantum Entanglement.

What?

You remember a person,

and they call you that same day...

A "spooky action at a distance".

As Einstein said.

You know that the other day I had a dream about Leonardo DiCaprio.

- Yeah? - I've never dreamt about him before.

And that same night, a guy in my class

watched that dumb film, Catch Me If You Can.

Yes!

Hooray!

It's still here.

Look...

50% off, already 50%.

- Mmm? - Mum.

Mum, I won't wear it.

Listen, it's only $40 and it's 100% silk.

I just won't wear it.

What about this one?

Look, I found this.

Is there a sale?

These dogs.

Yeah, my...

My intention was to...

capture this woman's inner world.

Um...

Both the... frailty of her body at this point in time,

but also, like, the...

...the freedom of her imagination.

So I tried to use sounds of the ocean for that, but...

- ...I don't know if it worked. - No, it's good.

Um, I think you've got a really, you know,

a really good eye for detail.

I would wonder, though, is this more of... a portrait of yourself,

or of the subject?

Uh...

It's impressions, so it's...

It's about finding somewhere between...

...between reality and interpretation.

Yeah. I mean, we've been talking a fair bit in this class

about the ethics of subjective portrayals

and I think that's a really interesting thing

with documentary work.

Look, even though this is a documentary module,

everything that you learn here is going to be really helpful

for your final year projects.

Is that guy your boyfriend?

No.

What about you? Have you got anyone?

- No. - Are you in love?

No.

I've never been with someone that I was in love with.

Actually,

I fall in love all the time, but...

...it's never with, like, a real person.

Guess it's kind of childish.

I don't think so.

Not necessarily.

You're a romantic. Like all the not-boring people.

Maybe.

Are you?

Yeah, I think so.

I think it's the only thing that truly changes someone,

falling in love with some freak.

We should make something together.

You could act in it.

Yeah, why not?

Hey, you could stay in that spare room, if you wanted.

At least for a little while.

Really?

Yeah. There's all that space.

If it can help you. And I could use the company.

- I can pay for it. - No, don't worry about it.

OK.

Eva! Everything is going to get cold.

Sorry, coming!

Listen, listen.

"What snack shall we have next, Afanasii Ivanovich?

"'Perhaps crusts with lard?

"'Or poppyseed buns,

"'or at least some pickled mushrooms?

"'I could have buns or mushrooms,' replied Afanasii Ivanovich.

"And the table was suddenly set

"with buns and mushrooms.

"An hour before lunch he snacked some more,

"drank a silver cup of vodka,

"followed by various dried fishies

"and the rest."

People lived well then! And now?

Seriously? What more do you need?

I'm joking.

- Eva. - Coming, coming, coming.

I'm almost packed.

What's this?

Have a look.

Even your dad approved.

It's a magical coat.

I can't believe it.

Can you imagine, 50% off!

As they say, "it was meant to be."

Oh!

What a beauty...

Thanks.

- Hi. - Morning.

Totally slept in. I'm going to be late for class.

Hey...

I was thinking tonight that I could, um,

I could take you out for, like, a martini or something.

I've got class.

You are living in the iron grip of an institution.

You can resist.

Unshackle yourself from the shackles of the patriarchy.

Whatever.

Well...

Work is slavery.

Progress is death and destruction, so, um, what's left?

Doing nothing.

You look great. You're very beautiful.

The thing with beauty is...

...being at ease with yourself, right?

When you're nervous, all the muscles on your face tense up

and you look all wrong.

There's something relaxing about being filmed, too.

I think it's not being in control.

I like being in control, but...

...maybe it's good to lose control, too.

Gets you out of your thoughts.

What do you mean?

When I...

...remember things from the past,

I remember

what I thought.

But I wish I could remember...

...the weather...

...details of people's faces,

the way that the air tasted.

Just...

...more of the world,

less of myself.

Then I think you'd see more of yourself.

It's weird to think that you don't know yourself.

What am I saying?

It's weird to think that you don't know yourself.

What am I saying?

The blessed spirits are not at rest in their graves,

but wander, solicitous of the affairs of the world.

Oh...

That is so embarrassing.

I'm sure it's fine.

What do you think of this one?

- Um...

I like it.

Why? Is it yours?

No. I'm a psychiatrist.

And... well, an appreciator, I guess.

You?

An appreciator.

Psychiatry must be interesting.

Not as interesting as it may seem.

You'd probably learn more about the human mind from...

...reading Russian novels.

Did you just guess that I was Russian?

No, I didn't.

- Were you born there? - No.

So I don't speak it as well as I'd like to.

I've been a few times.

- Really? - Mm-hm.

I even managed to sneak in there in the '80s, in my student years.

Whoa!

What made you want to go there?

Um... Bit of a cliche, but Dostoyevsky.

I loved him, as a young man.

Now, I probably gravitate more towards Tolstoy.

Which man do you prefer?

Um...

Oh, excuse me.

Mia.

Hey.

I... I loved that.

Are you OK?

Mmm.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

You should be so happy.

Yeah, I overheard these two women

say that, um, it was self-indulgent or narcissistic or something.

Oh, they don't know what they're talking about.

It was so good.

Hey.

- Hey, Bell. - Sorry, I got held up.

I didn't expect to see my fucking dad here.

Oh, weird. He's here?

Yeah, creeping about somewhere.

Hey, I'm Eva.

Hi. I'm Bell.

Nice to meet you.

- Would you like a drink? - Um...

- Yes? - I'm all good, actually.

- Oh, OK. - I'll be back in a sec. Sorry.

Mia.

Have I done something?

I don't want to see you anymore.

Why?

You're full of shit.

Look at the moon.

When I was little, I prayed to go to the moon.

Mia?

I would really like that. I haven't done it in ages.

No-one ever rings me.

Yeah, besides you.

Oh, yeah.

So, like, so this, like, bitter energy

was, like, boiling in the house, over time.

And it's just like this sharing thing,

it just becomes way too much.

Like, everyone's just up in each other's grille.

The confusing thing is, like, I love community,

but it's actually just really hard, when it comes down to it.

I think there could be a way to distribute the work...

Sharing can also be kind of vain, don't you think?

Like, cooking dinner for someone, or giving them a gift.

- Yeah. - It can be a vain act.

I think people get pleasure from being seen as a generous person.

But that's over-complicating it a bit. I think people just act...

I think that people don't really know themselves.

Yeah, I think it's true. I think we can be so unpenetrable.

Impenetrable?

Well, I've decided to refashion myself as a corporate fuckwit.

I'm going to start buying shares and fucking do this shit.

- OK. - Is that what you're going to do?

I don't know. We're all sucking corporate dick anyway.

Might as well do it in style.

Thank you so much.

Impenetrable.

Impenetrable.

Are you, like, angry at me?

Sorry. I'm just, like...

...lonely.

She's... She's, like, full of life.

And it's perfect.

It r... It really shows on screen.

And so the film will be more like a...

...kind of like a series of moments, like a series of tableaus

um...

...that create, like, a...

...a mood.

Like, create different emotions.

Like an experimental portrait?

- Yeah. - Great.

And what's it going to be about?

Um...

I would, you know, just, ah, remind you that,

you know, this is going to be your final-year project.

And I think sometimes the best projects at the end of the year

are ones that, you know, are really clear about

what they're trying to say.

It is a cliche, but to break away from conventions,

you do have to have a really good grasp of them.

It really helped Sasha's daughter

with stress and sleep.

I don't know, Mum.

I think I'm fine, really.

I couldn't sleep last night either.

I dreamed that I was being chased by Putin.

I kept running and hiding and he was following,

he wanted to seduce me.

He took off his pants but they were stuffed with newspapers.

And how's Mia?

Um, yeah, I haven't seen her in a few days.

Mmm.

- Mum, I better go now. - Okay, bye.

Bye bye.

"E sleeps all the time.

"She is like a plant.

"She is strong because she is simple.

"I am a blood-sucker and feed on her admiration.

"Friendship is vanity.

"To move into the realm of the natural law,

"where I know something other than myself.

"A plant moves towards the sun."

- Hey. - Hey, what's up?

- What are you doing here? - What are you doing here?

- Is Mia home? - Um, no.

I was just borrowing a book.

- Right. - Mmm.

- You live here now? - Yeah.

Just for a little while, at least.

Cool.

Do you want a drink?

Ah, sure.

I haven't seen Mia in a few days.

Do you know where she could be?

No idea.

Maybe working at her studio.

Oh. I didn't know she had a studio.

Yeah, it's one of those studio spaces

above the flower shop on Nicholson Street.

Do you know who owns this house?

No.

- So are you studying? - Yeah.

You know, I want to make a film, actually.

- You study film, right? - Mmm.

I had this idea for a film.

It would be taking a look at

our twisted relationship with property in this country.

Like, 'cause a house is supposed to be a shelter,

but in reality, it's this commodity.

Like, conspicuous consumption, et cetera, et cetera.

I don't know, maybe I'm too lazy.

I read this George Orwell essay that said that

the real motivation for writing... whatever

is to get back at your childhood bullies.

Well, I was a bully, so maybe I don't have any ambition.

Sorry?

You know, I'm a white guy. Who gives a fuck?

Oh, I think it's more complicated than that.

- You reckon? - Yep.

Why should the oppressor be generating more shit?

I don't think you're THE oppressor.

You sure about that?

You like Marvin Gaye?

You know he was killed by his father, Marvin Gaye Senior?

- Really? - Yeah.

- That's crazy. - Yeah, it's cooked.

- What is it? - Bit of fluff.

Hey, it was nice talking to you.

Oh, yeah, you too.

Um, do you want to get a coffee sometime?

Yeah. OK, yeah, cool.

- Cool. I'll see you later. - OK.

I had a dream about Eva.

She was... sitting in her room.

I was under the bed.

So I...

...started to sing, to get her attention.

But she didn't turn around.

She used to call me a little bug.

She was the...

...beautiful one.

I know my mum thought that.

She never second-guessed herself.

Focus on my fingers.

Follow my fingers.

I want to grow...

...to be... inside of things...

...and everywhere

at the same time.

Deeper and deeper.

Let your feet grow deep,

like the roots of an old tree.

Your limbs become

the slithering vines of a thick canopy.

Your voice becomes versatile,

like that of the lyrebird,

the voice of another echoing in empty space.

Hey, wait for me.

Wait up.

Mia! Hey.

When did you get in? I dozed off, didn't hear you.

What are you doing?

Photosynthesis.

Really?

I'm sorry I've been absent.

What have you been up to?

Just...

- ...working on something. - What is it?

Isn't it amazing?

The Green Rose.

It was discovered in China in the 1800s.

Developed from a kind of mutation

where leaves grow instead of petals.

Yeah, it's... it's quite weird.

- I can't really talk about it yet. - What are you doing now?

Um, I've just got some things to do.

Oh, hey, I had some ideas for the film that I wanted to talk to you about.

Yeah, maybe later, OK?

I was just going to the bathroom.

So do you know what you'll do for the, uh, final year thing, or...?

Um...

I'm still sort of figuring it out.

- Yeah. - Do you know what you're going to do?

Yeah, yep. I'm going to do, um, a slasher.

A lone abattoir cleaner seeks revenge.

- Yeah. - Revenge for what?

You'll have to see the film to find out. Um...

Sounds good.

Who's shooting yours?

I think I'm going to shoot it myself.

Like a low-key kinda thing? Yeah.

I'm into that.

Going to just chuck this little LED on. What do you guys reckon?

A lot of people are going kinda crazy with budgets.

It's, like, a student film.

Taking all the fun out of it and, like, I don't know -

Not really...

...not really having a laugh.

And if you're not really having a laugh and...

Are you OK?

Yeah.

- Yeah, just a bit dizzy. - True. Here.

Thanks.

Hey...

Do you think that ghosts are a thing?

Yeah, I believe it.

Did you, like, see one?

It's meant to get really hot this arvo.

Yeah, these heatwaves freak me out.

Yeah.

Alright, we'll just start with half.

It's not going to be hectic, I promise.

You know, it'll...

It'll take you out of yourself a little bit, which is good.

You need this kind of stuff for, like, material.

Have you known Mia for very long?

Not really.

She's kind of hard to get to know.

Yeah, she's a fucking lunatic.

No, she's not.

I don't really want to talk about her.

- Sorry. - It's fine.

When we returned everything changed.

They had built God knows what, these supermarkets,

these strange houses.

I couldn't recognise anything and I became sad.

Then I never wanted to return to St Petersburg.

I don't really care about nostalgia.

Are you in love?

- What? - Nothing.

I'll post the documents today.

Good, thanks.

Mmm...

Water...

A woman...

She's leaning down...

- What does it mean? - Rusalka.

She can pull you under water, lure you in...

And tickle you to death.

Are you joking?

No.

See it for yourself.

My feet sink into the ground.

And my voice echoes in the void.

Not limbs, but petals and leaves.

Here, at the edge of life,

death doesn't touch me.

Here at the edge of life, death doesn't touch me.

Mia?

Mia.

Can I get you something? Can I get you a glass of water?

Thanks for doing this.

No, I'm curious.

Horses have the ability to present mirrors to our inner selves.

They are attuned to human behaviour,

having grown to understand us

through so many centuries of being in our service.

What we are hoping to achieve by the end of the session

is a step or two towards acceptance.

Hey, I'm going to film, if that's OK.

That's fine, darling.

Take three deep breaths for me.

Sometimes we arrive here in conflict, fighting with ourselves.

Her actions reflect what is going on inside you.

She's walking away now, but don't feel rejected.

She wants to tell you something about you, as you are right now.

Now try to establish a connection again for me.

Hi. Hello.

OK, Stefanie, OK.

OK, my darling.

Hey, OK.

There is a deep current of energy here.

Perhaps something from the past.

Perhaps grief -

a spirit that won't lie to rest.

Can we take a break?

Mia, that woman seemed to know something.

Something's not right.

Not just now. Like, all the time.

You stay up,

and you wait.

Do you wait for her?

You're a spy.

I was worried. I...

- I was worried about you. - Leave me alone.

I've got borsch. Let me heat you up a bowl.

Your dad and I had a chat.

We'll send you a little bit of money.

To help with your film.

I don't know what to do.

What are you talking about?

Mia doesn't want to do it anymore.

So what? Find someone else.

I can't.

I don't know what to do.

You have to do something.

Okay girls. Put your fingers on the saucer.

And think of your questions.

Okay.

A question about a man,

what else?

Where is a man for me?

I'd love to hold someone,

to think of someone.

I don't know why I'm thinking of this now. I've been single awhile.

Oh.

M...

M-o-l...

Molchi.

Be quiet?

- You be quiet! - Is that to me?

He's grumpy.

Come on, Eva.

Okay.

I...

M...

Imya.

Name...

- Hello. Hi. - Hello.

Um...

My friend Mia comes here,

and I'm trying to find her,

and I haven't been able to find her.

At first I thought she just didn't want to talk to me.

But it's been like...

...like, several weeks, and...

...everyone is just acting like it's totally fine

and I just... I think that's quite strange.

Do you know where she is?

No, I don't know where she's gone.

She hasn't said anything?

Sorry, I can't talk about Mia. That's client confidentiality.

Why did she come here?

Often, people come here looking for something.

Something other than themselves.

That's been my lifelong area of research.

Listen, Mia's just a bit impulsive like that sometimes.

It's not on you. Don't worry about it.

Come on, don't you want to schmooze with some rich cunts?

What are you implying?

I'm just joking.

It'll be an anthropological experience.

You know, good for material.

I'm really trying with my dad at the moment,

and he's trying as well and...

Did I tell you that Eva's family is from St Petersburg?

Oh, no. Beautiful. Oh, we loved it there.

And what do you do, Eva?

I study film.

- You study film? - Yes, film.

Oh, gosh, how interesting.

What do you do?

Uh, I used to teach,

but I'm mainly doing volunteering work these days.

- Lillian also paints. - Oh, cool.

Just as a hobby.

Yeah, I also actually wanted to go into the arts.

I wanted to write, but, ah...

Dad passed away when I was young

and I saw it as my duty to make a living.

Your work is creative.

To a certain extent, yeah.

Still, I envy young people.

Yes, I think young people these days

do have more opportunities, in that sense.

You know, more information.

I grew up in the country and, you know, when I was young,

I didn't really know what was out there.

Mmm.

Yeah.

I don't know about that, Lillian.

- What do you mean? - Well...

As if you even choose that much, in the end.

You know, it's like that... that classic capitalist thing that

people say to make you feel like you can do anything,

when, really, you just can't.

Maybe you just didn't have any talent.

That's quite possible.

- I might use the bathroom. - Sure.

It's just down the hall, on the left.

Oh, sorry. I was looking for the bathroom.

- No, no, no, it's fine. - I got distracted.

That's fine. I didn't mean to surprise you.

Feel free to take a look around.

Robert and I collect a bit.

You know, over the years.

I have to confess that I enjoy it on a mostly instinctual level.

Right.

I just love the textures and shapes.

- Mmm. - Oh, this one.

This one's really fun.

It's, uh... It's meant to be about memory.

Makes me think of the tunnels of the mind or something.

I just find it relaxing to be here, really.

Even just to think how all these people made these things.

Very moving, really.

Oh, darling, are you alright?

Shall we step outside and get some air?

This rich guy's letting me stay here.

Mia.

Listen.

I've been thinking about you.

What's wrong?

What did I do?

I know something about you.

You're afraid.

You're afraid, and you've put yourself in a cage,

and you've hidden from everyone.

You don't really live.

Not really.

It's all an act.

It's all a big, phony act with you.

What?

What'd I say?

Can you hear yourself?

You're a lunatic.

You've gotten yourself confused, darling.

Let me tell you about you.

All you care about is being liked.

You think you believe in equality,

but you weigh people up on a scale

of being either better or worse than you.

How could you be free like that?

Trying to please everyone?

You're the one in a cage.

You're a coward.

Mia?

Mia, I didn't mean that.

I...

I actually... I didn't mean any of that.

I don't know why I said that.

Mia.

Mia, please.

Please? Please.

Please, I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry. Please forgive me, Mia.

Please don't... Please don't leave me.

Don't touch me.

Do you know where Mia is?

She's a strange girl, isn't she?

Do you know where she is?

Why did you want to talk to me?

It's hard. It's, ah...

It's very hard to say anything clearly.

I helped her.

It's hard to explain. Um...

I was dazzled.

She has this energy - this, ah...

...desire, I think,

at least it seemed to me like a mirage.

- Wait. - I don't really understand.

I have...

...noticed this contradictory phenomenon in idealistic people.

An inverted desire for life

is a desire for death itself.

Do you understand?

Mia?

Sorry.

- Hey. - Oh, hey.

- Eva. Mia's friend. - Hey.

- Yeah. - Have you seen her?

Um, yeah, actually, I think I saw her just before.

# I dreamed

โ™ช I climbed upon a cliff

โ™ช My sister's hand in mine

โ™ช A girl came down a mountainside

โ™ช With bluebells in her hand. โ™ช

"My gentle coconut."

Thank you.

Thank you for staying with us. Have a nice day.

Hi, can I help you?

Hi. Um... Yes.

Uh, I have a friend who's staying here, I think,

and I was wondering if you could tell me if she was.

Mmm, what is her name?

- Her name's Mia. - Mia.

I have a photo of her.

Not sure if you recognise her.

She might have been staying here the last few weeks.

That's her there.

I've been staying here while I work and do my research.

Your research?

I've been able to look, like, really look at things.

Ferns. Flowers.

I come here every day.

They know when you're close.

And they know when you leave.

This is the green rose.

Looking at her, you learn that

what's important is movement...

...to stay in motion.

People are obsessed with death.

But a flower opens up her heart to the sun.

That's how we can be.

That's how... That's how I want to be.

Eva.

Eva.

Eva.

Eva.

I lost you for a second.

You look like you've seen a ghost.

I think I have.

And what did it want?

Nothing.

Nothing at all.

- To you. - To you.

Here.

Have this.

- Really? - Yeah.

Yeah, have it.

Thank you.

You know, I feel happy.

I actually feel happy.

- You feel happy? - Yeah.

Do you?

Maybe.

Maybe I feel happy.

- Let's drink to that. - OK.

โ™ช I dreamed I climbed upon a cliff

โ™ช My sister's hand in mine

โ™ช A girl ran down the mountainside

โ™ช With bluebells in her hand

โ™ช I asked the valley

โ™ช For her name

โ™ช But wakened not yet knowing

โ™ช If the name she bore were my sister's name

โ™ช Or if it were my own. โ™ช

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