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HOME SWEET HOME Directed by Written by Scrip Editor Starring|English sub-title by Eva Roubalova You're trotting about like goat. Missed it up again, doctor? - Like hell I have. - Finished - start her up. - Thanks. Good morning. Let's start feet together,|arms extended, palms up. Raise you arms...|- Washed your feet? I can tell.|Makes a difference for the driver. What about the ears? You always forget something. Those sails must not be neglected. Yesterday's load was cement. If it rains,|concrete'll set behind you ears. They'll have to chisel it off. You should've been born a horse. But the Lord changed his mind. Beneath him the beautiful distant places|lie, round which the mountains darkly rise. By woods encircled all around. Amidst the flower-spattered ground.|The bright lake sleeps in slumber sound. The waters rippling|to its shores're striving to meet. Until at last|they marge in one luminous sheet. Only the turtle-dove does not coo forth|its call to love anymore. Don't shit yourself, cardboard dude! Take these for your ears. If you wear them, the ears'll stick|to your head beautifully. A pine grove rustles on the lake's|still shore, Whence glorious psalm of speckled thrush|ascends. A portly tree stands on the rock -|an old eak. Through the green vale scattering|the blossoms white, Guding the wild geese over the woods|in flight. Aren't you cold? - I am, but nobody wants to warm me up. - Why dodn't you say something?|- You're a right one, eh? You're all smoke and no fire.|See you. Living it up, eh? - I wish!|My wife had a boy yesterday. We celebrated a little. - Are redheads celebrated too?|I'm surprised. - What's up?|- A little celebration. Celebrate, with your work! - Your mate! - I didn't see him over there. - Look at him!|Look at the nitwit! That... that...|If it was stone, you'd've been dead! You...|An animal has more brains! You oaf! Gone's the furor of that Age|which Time bore far away. Far-far off even its dream -|as a shadow did it fade, As the image of white citiens|in the waters'depths arrayed, As the last thoughts of the dead, The names that once they bore,|The roll and roar of battle... That's all I remember. Feasting on the beauty again, eh? - I wonder of she has brakes at all? - Get the rope. The rope! You'll come to a bad end, doctor. - We all will. The gate-post was one week old. It cost me 500. I'm through with Rakosnik.|Take it from me - let someone else have the pleasure. - I know it's not easy for you. But who should I entrust him to?|- I don't care! I've had this millstone around my neck|for 5 years! A saint youldn't put up with it!|- I know how you feel. But who should I entrust him to?|Duda's too young. Duda's too young.|Can I entrust him to your husband?|- He'd kill him. He's terribly bad-tempered. - It'd serve him right!|- Have you really flattened the Prague weekender'fence? - Come on... You know that...|The boy needs a father's touch. You've got it. You can handle him|and he listens to you. - Nothing doing -|let me have Sestak back. A moron too, but at least he can sing. Nobody's truck's as clean as yours. You can't take that away from Otik. - Till the hervest's over,|not a minute longer. There you are. Here I am.|Been waiting long? They delivered the meat. - Who gave them to you?|- Mr. Pavek. They say he was mad with rage. He doesn't want you anymore. The'll hand you over to someone else. He was fuming. You'll be Turek's mate - I guess. You' II have a hard time!|I've brought you some shirts and socks. You've nothing to wear. And don't think,|Turek's not going to baby you. You know. I'll bring the rest tomorrow -|was too busy to wash them. Turek's been known to hit his mates. What's this?|Where's it from? Come here, Otik! Did you have woman here? Come on. Come.|Swear - by the picture of your poor late|parents: Did you have woman here? Look into my eyes:|Yes or no? O.K., let's go and wash up. Don't go into the front parlour|too often - it gets untidy easily. Clear the mess of the table yourself,|after we've washed up. Why don't you take off this finery? Let me do it for you. That's better. C'mon - I haven't got much time. Come on. A man, and he can't break|a pigeon's neck. And a pigeon breeder to boot! Dash it, I forgot|what I wanted to tell you! It can wait though, I'll tel you later. The laundry's done.|I'll bring the bedclothes afterwards. The rabbit and dumplings're in the oven. Warm them up properly. Otik!|A superb film - Rumanian. Have you got a ticket?|No. You must see it. Where have I...?|Here. Good thing I've bought it for you.|Don't miss the newsreel. Put you suit on, quick.|Let's go. It's partly travel,|partly erotic. I'd like to see it once more, but I must go to a lecture on livestock|instead. My old box's out of order. A bad tube, I guess. Otas!|In no case leave before the film's over! The end's the best. Enjoy yourself. Mrs. Hruskova!|Mrs. Hruskova! What's it like? - They nearly cancelled it. All told, I sold six tickets. - Jo?|Aha. Bye then. What am I picking?|- Nettles, for the Easter stuffing. - But I don't use that much. - Is the film showing? - Yes, but it was nearly cancelled.|- How come? I myself sent six people.|- They all came. Vasku. This'll give me herpes again.|- You beast! - I couldn't wait to be with you... Don't be scared, Sonia.|Don't worry. Just have a bang, Eugene! - Mind you graves, raven. Driving forward's easy,|but you got to have a knack for backing. - Dinner's ready, Dad. Dad, they say|you bumped into Mr. Rumlena's gate-post. It isn's true, is it?|- Just eat and mind your own business. Can't eat with all this singing. Isn't it enough|to live next to the cemetery? Of you can't sing anything else,|at least cut it out while we eat. It's like chewing wreaths. - Actually,|it's quite a wreck. We went to look. - So what? So what? - Good evening - night, rather. - Goodbye.|Well, see you. Tuesday at nine then.|- Yes. Let's go!|- Good night. - Bring the rum.|- Sure. - Why the rush? - It's a PTA meeting tonight. You must go, I can't. Didn't get my hair done.|- To school? - You go... - I don't mind going. They should all have their own towels. Keep an eye on their homework. That's all for now, thank you. Good-bye.|- Good-bye. Make sure they dress properly. Otherwise, I'm quite satisfied.|Good-bye. - Good-bye. - Good-bye.|- Good-bye. Good-bye.|Good-bye. What's the matter? - What about her writing.|- All right. It's neat.|- I see. Gotta any problems?|- Got. She has problems with pronouns.|Practise them with her. Personal pronouns in particular. - Pronouns in particular.|- I see. Thanks then. How d'you like it here? - Quite, I hope I'll get used... - What's keeping you?|- I'm just going. - When'll the next PTA meeting be? - In 3 months. - Hm. Good-bye then.|- Good-bye. They say you ruined|the wekender's gate-post. Is it true? - Gate-post?|The whole shed, including the roof! - Good Lord! I've no mate, man. He's either on strike,|or has hanged himself. Shut up, you beast! Otik, get up. You I have lovely ears, but no money. Get up, we're going for cement. Water levels:|Brandys nad Labem 146/60, Melnik 252/115, Usti nad Labem 180/144, Decin 175/171, Orlice-Tyniste nad Orlici 92/10. Still waiting for you to warm me up. - It'll happen one day. Don't eavesdrop - you a spy or what? Don't forget the meeting. - Will you watch my back for me? - What's your mate good for?|- Nothing. - Put it here.|- No jo. - You brought fodder?|- Yeah. - From Kolin?|- Yeah. - A mix?|- Yeah. NO SMOKING That's not very clever.|- What? - Putting used matches|back into the box. - Why?|- You'll see one day. Mr. Pavek, I don't want to work with Turek. - You didn't appreciate me. When the harvest's over,|you'll join Turek. - Me?|When the rake starts flowering. - Take a look at it at home.|It may be budding. - When the harvest's over, it's Turek. What is it, Otik? Look - Otik brought you this. He likes you, poor thing. He doesn't know how to tell you. You should forgive him. When the pressure falls before a storm,|I feel wiped out. - So do I - what's next? - Varicose veins. - Look at mine. - D'you wear elastic stockings?|- I do. - D'you take Anavenol?|- I do. - That's it then.|Go on. - I'm serving beer. Someone asks for the bill. I turn my head and it won't go back. - Can you turn the whole body,|like this? - Sure.|- Turn the whole body then. Go on. - I can't sleep. I wake up at four|and I can't go back to sleep. - Commonplace at this age.|I'm wakeful from half past three. What's next? - My joints.|Sometimes I can hardly get up. - But you do?|- In the end, because, I have to. - Why complain then?|There're people who can't at all. - Doctor, you make light of everything. I know best how I feel.|I'm not going to be here much longer. - D'you want spa treatment? - No, it didn't do me any good. - Close down the pub|and go to the sea then. - I went the year before last.|It gives me the runs. - Go to the High Tatra then.|- I can't stand heights. - You know where to go then? Go to Pelhrimov|and have a look at the cramtorium - so you know what it's like there. Yeah?|Next! Dear comrade, with reference|to the demanding plan targets... - A lovely ship! Where did you get if from?|- The boy made it. ...in the interest|of producer-end-user relations, our organization needs a driver's mate. - Your Honza?|- Ships're his hobby. We'd like to make use of the extensive|experience of your employee, comrade Rakosnik. We have offered him a company flat|on a housing estate in Prague and he has accepted. METALWOOD, perschnel dept., Koutna. - Expect Otik going to Prague to save the producer-end-user-relations? - Something like it.|What have you to say? - Me - I'm through with him. What is there for me to say? - That's just it.|- What's just it? - Can you imagine the boy|going to Prague? Can you just imagine it? He gets lost in the streets. All the houses're the same|on the housing estate. No one to turn to. That match's not a good idea, Jaromir! Terrible to think of our Otik stopping|Prague traffic. To let a truck back in somewhere. - I prefer not to. - This letter... This is the last time you to this! Tohle bylo naposledy.|What's the big idea? That I'd be carrying on with her,|at my age? Another raid like this and you're fired! This'll give me a stroke!|Co je? - Just came in to ask who'll pick|the kid up from kindergarten. - Granny, as always. - That's what I wanted to know. - He needs treatment. That's not normal. - Sorry. - This letter did not write itself. Sure - someone must've written it.|- That's just it. - You look as if I'd written it myself. - You didn't - some Koutna woman|wrote it, personnel dept. But someone must've told them|about Otik, eh? With my common sense,|it's easy to work out - Now I see,|- who in this village'd benefit... - I see.|You think then I fixed it up in Prague... - I didn't say that.|I'm just asking. - For 5 years, I've been chained to him. Taught him to use knife and fork, to wash, so that he wouldn't fall|under my wheels. ...like he was my own son... ...now they'll suspect me! Don't take it too seriously, dad.|- Cut it out! Dancing - when a funeral's on!|Get down! - Silence please - a funeral's on! - Mind your business - graveyrad bully! You're behaving like a ruffion. Good morning, doctor. How convenient|to live by the burial pit, eh? - 'Morning. - Shine on me the sun... - And music as well! The boy'll perish in Prague|within a week. It's either a crazy idea, or a set-up. What's it look like on the 7th step? - They're there.|- How are you? - Fine, but from the dizziness. - As you get up?|- Yes. In the morning, sit up in bed first,|stay like that for some time, get up carefully.|- Ano. - Have you still fot the pills?|- Yes. - Fajn. What gave you the idea that the 7th step'd give it|the right temperature? - Long-term trials.|It's warm on the 6th, too cold on the 8th.|- I see. - Karel likes experimenting, eh? He's fond of trials. - Good morning, doctor.|- 'Morning. - How did it go for him?|- He had a beautiful funeral. Give me a drink, just a drop. What a lovely day!|- It's so fresh! Such moments should be remembered, to fall back on. To warm you up in winter.|- Look! Such beauties're becoming rarer,|but there's still something left. Some woodland, beer's good...|...sometimes... - I'll fetch the plates. - And the girls, Karel, our girls're the most beautiful|in the world. The Spanish or Italian women can't match|up - they mostly have goat-like legs. Did you notice how many girls|walk about braless? - I did.|- Nice fashion, eh? - Yeah. - I'm glad it's spread|as far as our village. - This gravestone artist's a pain.|Fanda - your diligence's getting on my nerves. - Tool busy, doctor. Many cadavers, few engravers. - Come and wash away the dust. Where did we leave off?|- That they walk about braless. - Yeah, looks like|we're not going to conclude it. - Anything special you're busy with?|- An interesting gravestone - with no inscription. It'll be added on when the person dies. - Did he place an advance order|for a tomb? - Yeah.|- Who is it? - I mustn't tell. - People don't know what to do|with money. He's got a house, TV, car.|What is there I haven't got, he asks? A tomb. Hi.|- Hi. - Hi. Your guardian angel's having a hell of a job. - The madguard needs replacing, I guess? - No use, unless you got a rubber one. Jesus! In days past, Czechs were strong and steadfast, In days past, "they were, for the eyes, a repast." Missing your old school? - I've come to ask|how my sister's doing. - I see. Going to sit|for your finals, aren't you? - Yes.|- What'll you do afterwards? - Go to a dung college, er -|School of Agriculture. - I'll keep my fingers crossed for you -|don't let the side down! - I drilled the pronouns with her - was it any good, I wonder? Like she din't botch up her dictation|again? Shal I carry your bag?|- Yes. Unusual - a brother so interested in his sister's progress. - Our parents're too busy.|It's up to me then. - Hm. - It's excercise-books, eh? - Yes, exercise-books. - What're you laughing at?|- Nothing. How you're chatting me up through|your sister. - I'm a nuisance, eh?|- Why? You should concentrate on your studies|now - and don't try to sweep older girls|off their feet. Aunt, are there rooms to let? - Are you my nephew? Funny thing, I don't know you!|- Okay, so how about some accommodation? - The village's changed, young man. We don't address each other|as Aunt and Uncle. We use our first names|and 'comrade'instead. I wouldn't insist on that. The customs have changed, though. Like when a man addresses a lady: He stands up first and greets her. - Okay then. I wish you good morning.|Permit me to ask you: What about some abode, ma'am? - C'mon then. |
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