All language subtitles for Madame.O.1967.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.H.264.ww45_track3_eng

Mrs. Hayashi, can you hear me?

She's under.

[classy music]

[baby crying]

Scissors.

That's it.

Doctor, doctor,
are you all right?

Here, driver.

Thanks.

Thank you.

I'm all right.

Thanks so much.

I think we ought to find
another doctor to help you.

You're right.

You can't go on doing
everything yourself.

A little coffee or tea?

Don't bother.

I'm going to rest a little.

All right.

Good night.

Take care.

See you tomorrow.

SAEKO (VOICEOVER):
Recently, my dizzy spells

have increased
during my operations.

Could it be a recurrence?

I must take a blood test.

The past floods over me.

I cannot wash the memory
of it from my mind.

Why must I suffer like this?

It's all because of that day.

I was 16, such an innocent 16.

I barely knew the difference
between men and women.

Come on, baby.

Come on, baby.

You can hop on us!

No, don't, please!

Hey, shut up!

Get her, go!

Hang on to her!

I got her.

Hang on to her!

Please let me go.

[laughter]

Please, no.

Come on, take it off!

Let me go, please!

Come on!

Yeah!

Please, no.

Come on, let me see you!

No!

Oh, come on.

Hey!

Please, I won't do it.

Woohoo!

[gasping]

No.

Come on, come on!

Come on!

Hey, that's right.

HOOLIGAN: Hey, come on.

Hey, save some for me.

Come on, toss her over here.

Why?

HOOLIGAN: Yeah!

Come on, come on!

Toss her over here.

You're going to like this.

Oh, come on.

[laughter]

Come on, baby, come here.

[moaning]

SAEKO (VOICEOVER): Soon
after that nightmare,

I realized something
was wrong with me.

I had not only
been made pregnant

by one of those three
monsters but had also

been infected with syphilis.

My father, a dedicated doctor,
was a strict disciplinarian

and very old-fashioned.

He accused me of having
seduced the boys,

and as long as I
lived in his house,

he never allowed me
to see another man.

However, that was no
punishment for me.

I had only hatred for them.

Before I realized
it, I had grown

into a woman who
found pleasure only

in revenge, revenge against
men for the brutality they

had shown me.

I'm always exhausted after an
operation but cannot sleep.

My nerves are raw.

I'm on edge.

I get up and go out into
the streets and hunt

for easy pickups.

I find them.

They're pathetically
easy to lure.

They're so-- so hungry.

What is sex?

Does it exist so we
can breed or to provide

a brief moment of pleasure?

It all seems so empty to me.

A doctor cures disease.

To inflict disease creates a
strange and exciting dichotomy

in me.

Both acts are deeply
essential to my life.

BARTENDER: Another one, miss?

Make it a double, please.

An odd match, sir.

Come on, sir, get my drink.

Yes, sir.

How about joining
me at breakfast?

At breakfast?

Uh-huh, I know a place
where the food is great.

Two strangers whose names
and addresses are mysteries,

for one night locked together.

And in the morning, they
eat breakfast and part.

And strangers,
they'll always remain.

Romantic, wouldn't you say?

Would you be hurt if I
refused that breakfast?

What?

I eat two meals a day.

I skip breakfast entirely.

No breakfast.

Beauty and a sense of humor.

Ooh, that's some
inviting combination.

Simone.

Yes?

Once more.

Right.

[classy music]

[moaning]

You're clean, aren't you?

Clean?

You know what I mean.

You don't have anything?

I choose my partners
very carefully.

You're fabulous.

You're magnificent.

I want to see you again.

Where do you live,
and what do you do?

Weren't we going
to part strangers?

One night, remember?

Right, sorry,
no more questions.

[moaning]

SAEKO (VOICEOVER): I performed
an interesting operation

the other day quite arbitrarily.

It's one I do occasionally.

I tied the tubes
of a loving wife.

This will spare her any future
pain, and at the same time,

will drive her husband mad
with doubts of his masculinity.

When she proves
to be sterile, it

is another of my
secret pleasures.

Another part of me demands
that I get well and strong.

I need energy to run my office.

It is at least half of my being.

[buzzing]

This is the doctor I told
you about, Dr. Watanabe.

How do you do?

Please come in.

Thank you.

Do sit down.

You're Dr. Mikami.

I'm honored.

Thank you very much.

Please, doctor.

Would you like me
to make a pot of tea?

Oh, yes.

Fine.

You were an assistant
professor at Kyoto?

Yes.

Doctor, I can't
imagine why you'd

want to leave that for this.

Teaching wasn't right
for me I wanted actually

to get into practice.

You have a fine reputation.

You shouldn't minimize
your great ability.

And I don't.

You are quite wrong about me.

Excuse me.

I wanted to say your
late father and you

are both known for your skill.

He saw things
differently than me.

Here, doctor, I
use my own methods.

Nobody else's.

I see.

SAEKO: Keiko explained
the conditions?

TAKAO: Yes.

SAEKO: We'll try it for
three months, then we'll see.

Fine.

You get to ask some questions.

Only this.

Uh-huh?

How can it be that a woman
like you is still single?

You'd be smart to
avoid that sort of thing.

Hello.

Hello.

You look ready.

October.

Uh-huh.

The new doctor is
marvelous, isn't he?

He's awfully handsome.

Very attractive.

Perfectly stunning.

He's a bachelor, too.

I'll see you next
Tuesday, doctor.

SAEKO: Goodbye, Mrs. Tani.

Ready for Mrs. Hamada?

In a second.

Honestly, it's like
a beauty parlor here.

Really?

Dr. Watanabe has all
the ladies shaken up.

They're at each other's
throats to see who gets him.

If I were jealous,
I'd hate Dr. Watanabe.

Yes?

Who called me?

Nobody.

Oh, really?

I must be hearing things.

Pardon me.

Next, please.

I've been meaning to ask you,
Keiko, does Dr. Watanabe mean

anything to you?

No, nothing at all.

I had a friend at
the University.

She knew the doctor
wanted to make a change,

so she told him all about us.

That's all.

Why do you ask?

I was afraid he might
be your boyfriend,

and I've been a bit worried.

Worried?

About that?

He's adored by every patient.

He's a wonderful doctor.

I'm just not sure he
can be trusted wholly.

SAEKO (VOICEOVER): Strange.

Why should I feel nauseated?

87, 86, 85, 85, 80.

Ready.

Doctor, what's the matter?

Take over.

Right.

Yes.

[groaning]

SAEKO (VOICEOVER):
Is it pregnancy?

Nonsense, I always have
an injection afterwards,

all except that one time.

What shall I do?

How can I work when
it begins to show?

The bastard, I
must get rid of it.

Who can I ask?

Nobody.

I can't!

Doctor, are you all right?

It's past.

I'm better.

I'm glad.

The operation is completed.

Thank you very much.

You're terribly pale, doctor.

Can I get you something?

No, I'll go rest a little.

[groaning]

Can I help you with anything?

Thank you, doctor.

That's all for today.

Right, then I'll be on my way.

I'll come in early tomorrow.

If you would, please.

Till morning, then.

Good night, doctor.

Why, Keiko, you're here so late.

Yes, I had a few
tests to finish.

Good night, doctor.

Night, see you tomorrow.

[ominous music]

[wincing]

[groaning]

You needn't worry about this.

Your secret's safe.

It's over, then.

It was going well
till I fainted.

I want to see you
tonight, doctor.

Come to the house at
7 o'clock, all right?

Yes, if you need me.

This is my thanks for
what you did, in cash.

You're joking, doctor.

Please, just take it.

I refuse it.

If there's nothing more,
then, I'll see you tomorrow.

Doctor, please stay.

I offended you.

It was stupid.

No, you meant well.

But you see, helping
you was reward enough.

Are you serious?

Quite serious.

I can't help feeling
strongly towards you,

even though I know
there's already

someone you need and want.

You're wrong.

There's nobody like that.

But what about--

That's all done.

There's no one, then?

No one at all, no
one I need or want.

Please forgive me.

I didn't intend to pry.

Now, if you'll excuse
me, good night.

No, please, doctor, I meant
there's not exactly no one.

I can't really believe
you want me, my dear.

Right from the start,
I was drawn to you.

It's Seiko, darling.

Say it.

I want to hear it.

Seiko, Seiko.

I'm such an idiot.

Do you know what I thought?

I actually thought you
might blackmail me.

SAEKO (VOICEOVER):
As the days went by,

I began to be happy
just to be near Takao.

I had never felt
that way before,

a sense of contentment,
a fulfillment, something

completely new and exciting.

Is this what love is?

Until now, I'd lived only to
get revenge on men, but I--

I held no such feelings for him.

I'd been changed by his
tenderness and his gentleness.

Everything was so perfect.

At first, I thought I would
never tell him about my past,

but the time came when I
wanted him to know everything.

So that was it.

To condemn would be easy, but
if I'd had the same experience,

I'd have done the same thing.

Darling, thank you.

[moaning]

[tires screeching]

What is it?

Let's go.

Shh, listen.

[water leaking]

It's awful.

Let's go.

[classy music]

Hello.

BARTENDER: Good evening.

The usual.

BARTENDER: Were
you lucky tonight?

Mm-hmm.

You mean to say
you've forgotten me?

What would you say
to some breakfast?

Keiko, check those cards.

Yes.

It's trouble, I think.

So the good doctor is a call
girl with a body full of rot.

A story like that's
worth a mint.

Question is, who pays
me, the papers or you?

Tonight at 8:00.

I'll see you at my house.

The address--

I know it.

Huh?

I've been very thorough.

See you at 8:00.

[buzzing]

SAEKO: I'm coming.

It's about time.

Hurry up and open the door.

Hello.

Uh-huh?

That's pretty expensive stuff.

A gift.

Sit down.

I thought you
might like a drink.

Here.

Are you always so suspicious?

You better believe it, doc.

Thanks to you, I'm
through taking chances.

That's all in the past.

Here, let's drink a toast.

What for?

To celebrate my fortune?

I thought we'd drink
to our reunion, yes?

All right, to our reunion.

Here's to us.

Sure, I'll drink, only
I want to switch with you.

Switch?

Go on.

Drink my drink, doc.

Go on.

Drink it all up.

[whimpering]

That's what I thought.

You!

It was a pill.

That's all.

I tell you, it was.

You've got to believe me.

You'd have fallen asleep.

That's all.

I needed a while to think!

You lie!

It's not a lie.

You expect me to believe you?

A noble doctor during
the day and a whore

at night, you're some woman.

That get-up-- you were really
ready for me, weren't you?

You're used to having
the upper hand,

but I'm calling the shots now.

For a smart woman, you're
really pretty dumb, you know?

Did you really think I'd
fall for all this crap, huh?

Hey, stop it!

Stop it.

Stop it, I said stop it!

Scream a little louder.

Go ahead.

Aren't you the one who
wants to keep this quiet?

I'll do whatever you say.

Now, that's what I like.

Down on all fours.

Huh?

Don't you hear?

That's a good girl.

Now walk.

Hurry!

Are you tired?

That's tough.

[laughter]

Keep going.

Oh no.

[groaning]

I'll kill you, you whore.

I will!

[buzzing]

Oh, it's you.

May I come in, Seiko?

Would you mind
if we skip tonight?

I have things to do.

Like what?

Little things.

Would you mind
such a great deal?

Say you understand.

Certainly, Seiko.

Good night.

[gasping]

[grunting]

SAEKO (VOICEOVER):
We were married.

Takao wanted me even after
witnessing the murder.

Our love, I thought,
transcended ordinary love.

I had never dreamed that
to be a woman in love

could bring such bliss.

He was the perfect
husband, the perfect lover.

In his arms, at times,
I was able to forget

that I had once walked the
streets at night stalking men.

I could scarcely believe
I had been that woman.

Do I make you happy?

Oh, yes, I do love you so.

I've been so alone.

SAEKO (VOICEOVER): Our
office was always full.

We grew enormously prosperous.

I gladly took second
place to Takao.

He was a fine doctor, and I
was content to assist him.

I wanted my life to
stay as it was forever.

I'd waited so long
for happiness.

Now, I'd found it
to call my husband.

How I love you.

Takao assumed more and
more of the office practice

while I became less
the doctor and more

the contented woman and wife.

I thought that with time, I
would forget that grotesque

night, but I could not.

It haunted me.

I began to drink at night,
trying to drown the nightmare.

Seiko, Seiko?

She's dead to the world.

I'm sorry I had
to miss the lecture.

Was it interesting?

Oh, not very.

I just couldn't go with you,
darling, with this headache.

Is it better?

Any better now?

Must you use that room?

Why not?

It's closer than the
one in the guest room.

Really, you know I
want it kept closed.

Don't be so selfish.

Don't get hysterical.

You'll arouse suspicion.

You'd better rest up.

Take a few days off.

Keiko and I will manage.

All right, I
think I'll do that.

Good.

SAEKO (VOICEOVER): Of course,
I realize I get these splitting

headaches because
I drink, but what

is the element in liquor
that causes headaches?

I'm curious.

I shall analyze it and see.

[ominous music]

I discover something that takes
me completely by surprise.

The liquor I have been drinking
contains a sleeping potion.

Who did it?

It can only be one person.

Here I am.

Is it that late?

How do you feel?

I'm actually recovering.

Are you ready for dinner?

Let me sit a second.

Oh, you're tired.

Usual full day?

Naturally.

Darling, why don't
you have a drink?

I'm not in the mood now.

Mind getting me a little one?

Be glad to, my dear.

Here.

I didn't want it all.

Are you sure of that?

Another one, huh?

Do you object to
my little drinking?

Oh, suddenly, I'm
so drowsy, I just--

Why don't you rest
for a moment, then?

Go ahead.

[moaning]

Seiko, Seiko?

Seiko, Seiko.

It's all right.

She's out cold.

[ominous music]

[buzzing]

Come in.

It's all right.

You see?

Didn't I say it worked?

I suppose.

You didn't
believe me, did you?

I love you.

Are you sure she won't awaken?

Yes.

Oh, my dearest Takao, soon,
we'll be married, darling.

I can't wait for that
day, my wedding day.

[moaning]

TAKAO: Oh, I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

Keiko, she should be dressed.

You're right.

TAKAO: I'll get the car
while you put her clothes on.

KEIKO: All right.

In here?

[grunting]

What's taking so long?

She's like lead.

Lend a hand.

Let's go now.

We're going to
make sure she's hit.

What?

Who knows when
a car will come?

We've got to do it ourselves.

I want to know for
certain it's been done.

I shall simply run
her over, like a bug.

Then, it's all tied up--

her house, her practice, her
money, they're all mine now.

Yes, her money
will all go to me.

I like being rich.

I'm going.

You're different.

I'm scared.

I can't do it, not that way.

I can't.

No, Keiko, wait!

You can't back out now.

I love you.

Stay with me.

You're mine, and you know it.

You mustn't leave me.

[blaring]

[engine revving]

I guess she knew
the whole thing.

Look, she's turning the car.

She'll murder us.

I just hope we can dodge her.

Let's go.

[screaming]

We'll die.

Keiko, come on.

Takao!

[screaming]

[groaning]

Get in, Keiko.

Eh?

Come on.

Get up.

Forgive me.

I'm sorry.

I'm driving us to the police.

I'm a fool for waiting so long.

[choking]

[screaming]