the square

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Are you awake?

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Um, Christian?

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Uh, what?

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Do you need anything?

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It's time for the next one.

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- What?
- It's time for
your next interview.

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- Uh, yeah.
- Do you need a few minutes?

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- A glass of water?
- Just give me a couple
of minutes.

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- See you in Gallery One.
- Right.

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We need a soundcheck.

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So, what did you have
for breakfast?

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I had some bread,
cheese and cornflakes.

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- Uh, an egg.
- I'll just...

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Some juice, coffee.
Are we all set?

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Hello. Christian.

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Hello again.

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So, is everything all right?

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- Sure.
- Good.

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- And you?
- Very well.

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- Wonderful.
- Yeah.

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- Um, grab a chair.
- Yes.

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- And let's get...
- Get started.

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His checklist
will be right there?

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Yeah.

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- Sorry.
- All right.

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- Interesting.
- Yeah.

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- Did you get a level?
- Yeah, we're good.

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- And you're comfortable?
- Mm-hm.

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Well, that's... Oh, my God.

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That's okay.

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No, it's just... No, it's...

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Sorry, just a second.

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Okay.

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Are you rolling?

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Should I start over?
Yeah.

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Yeah, if you can start over.

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Thanks.

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- You're ready?
- Yeah.

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- Yeah.
- We're rolling.

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You all set?

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- You ready?
- Yes.

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Good.

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Uh, my first, um...

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question's a broad one.

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What are the biggest challenges
in running a museum like this?

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I hate to say it,
but it's probably money.

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Um, raising sufficient funds.

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We're a museum of modern
and contemporary art.

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So we need to present art that
is absolutely the art of today,

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the future, art that is
absolutely cutting edge,

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and that's expensive.

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And the competition is fierce,

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because you've got
buyers and collectors

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from all over the world
with so much money

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you can't believe it.
They spend more in an afternoon

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- than we spend in a year.
- Mm.

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Whereas, if we buy
that piece of art

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we'll be able
to present it here.

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To a large audience, to all
of Stockholm and Sweden

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and perhaps even visitors.

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So I think it's actually
an obligation for us

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to, um... to get into
that competition

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and present...
art that is absolutely...

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I agree.
I agree absolutely.

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- It's key. Yeah.
- Mm-hm.

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Well... 'cause I wanted
to ask you

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about something that I read
on your website.

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- All right.
- That I didn't understand.

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And I was hoping that you could
help me to understand.

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- Mm-hm.
- Yeah.

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Do you mind
if I read this to you?

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- Please do.
- Yeah.

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Um, May 30-31.

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"Exhibition/Non-exhibition.

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An evening conversation
that explores the dynamics

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of the 'exhibitable'
and the construction
of public-ness

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in the spirit of
Robert Smithson's
Site/Non-site.

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From non-site to site,

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from non-exhibition
to exhibition,

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what is the topos of
exhibition/ non-exhibition

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in the crowded moments
of mega exhibition?"

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Can I?

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- Do you want to read it?
- Yeah.

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- Um...
- Yeah, I just don't...

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I'm sorry, I'm clearly not
as scholarly as you are.

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I was just hoping
that you could...

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Well, this is, um...

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This was a couple
of evenings in May

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where we discussed, um...

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When... when...

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I mean, if you place
an object in a museum

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does that make this object
a piece of art?

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- Hm.
- For instance,
if we took your bag,

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and placed it here...

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would that make it art?

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Ah.

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Okay.

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Does that answer your question?

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Yes, it does. I think. Yeah.

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Well, that is all we have.

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I need a hand over here...

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The Square is a sanctuary
of trust and caring.

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Within its boundaries,
we all share equal rights
and obligations.

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Do you want to save
a human life?

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Do you want to save
a human life?

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Not right now.

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Do you want to save
a human life?

108
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Do you want to save
a human life?

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- Do you want to save
a human life?
- Sorry?

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Help!

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Help!

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Help!!

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Help!!!

114
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You have to help me,
he's going to kill me!

115
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Hey, calm down.
- He's going to kill me.
Help! Please!

116
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What's the matter?
- Help me, he's going
to kill me!

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Get a grip on yourself!

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- He's going to kill you too!
- Calm down! Shut up!

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- Hey, back me up here!
- But I don't...

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- Okay, what's going on?
- Someone's howling over there.

121
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- I can't see anyone.
- He's going to kill us!

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- Would you calm down!
- He's going to kill us!

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- No, no...!
- No, don't...

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- What the hell?!
- Cool the fuck down!

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- I wasn't going after you guys!
- What the hell?

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Have a nice day, guys.

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- Bloody idiot!
- What a bloody idiot!

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- Bloody idiot!
- What the hell just happened?

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That was insane...

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What a fucking idiot! Jesus...

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- Are you okay?
- Yeah.

132
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- Is your heart pounding?
- Yeah.

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My heart's like...

134
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Good thinking,
getting me in on it.

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I just reacted.

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Asking for help,
that was really smart.

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- I was scared, how about you?
- Well...

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Shit.

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- Right...
- Yeah, all right.

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- Take care!
- Have a nice day.

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Excuse me, may I please
borrow your phone?

142
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Could you please help me?
Could I please borrow
your phone?

143
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I just need some help.

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Excuse me. Um...

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You're on your way to
the art exhibition now?

146
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Yeah, castle is over there.

147
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Oh.

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Have you seen
any of his work before?

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No.

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This is
what "The Square" looks like.

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Right.

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And the exhibition
will open on September 15.

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That's right.
I've booked the usual
billboards,

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and ad space in two
of the major daily newspapers.

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Okay.

156
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So we've done some prep already.

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Right. You see...

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Listen, this is
a very nice project

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that raises important issues.

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But, from a communications
point of view,

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the values are too general.

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We need to talk about
the difference

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between art and marketing.

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I totally agree.

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For every new project, we need
to assess how newsworthy it is.

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What makes this exhibition
stand out?

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Does it involve any controversy?

168
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Can we tie it to trends
or current events?

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If not, you're stuck
with the billboards.

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That makes it hard to generate
any international attention.

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Then you'll only reach
the usual "culture vultures".

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To get journalists to write
about it, you need some
controversy.

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Only this project doesn't really
have much of an edge.

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As a journalist, I want
to create my own standpoint.

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Like most people, I want to
express an opinion

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that isn't just consensus.

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I'd never post
a Facebook status like

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"Daniel wants peace on Earth."

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- So...
- Hang on.

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There's more to this exhibition
than a Facebook update.

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Of course.

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Its strength lies
in its simplicity.

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That's what we
should communicate.

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Definitely,
just let me read this.

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"The Square is a sanctuary
of trust and caring.

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Within its boundaries,
we all share equal rights
and obligations."

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No one would disagree with that.

188
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So why should I,
as a journalist, care?

189
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Well... You dropped this.

190
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My point is, that this isn't
about the statement.

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What's important is what
this square activates
in its audience.

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- We understand.
- That's what we want
to communicate.

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May I clarify something?

194
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The guys aren't disputing
the legitimacy of the project.

195
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As long as we agree
on the content.

196
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And they're not questioning
what you're trying to explore.

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They're simply trying to explain
how the media landscape works,

198
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and what it takes
to make an impact.

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I've been thinking...

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How about doing something
like the Ice Bucket Challenge?

201
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Yeah, that's a good
idea. Only what was it?

202
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It was a viral success...

203
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Well, ordinary people,
or celebrities,
filmed themselves

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getting buckets of ice-water
poured all over them.

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And it went viral.

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- It was huge!
It was
all over the place.

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Sure, but what
was the point of it all?

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- There was no point.
You make it
sound corny.

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00:17:04,632 --> 00:17:10,031
It was to promote ALS research.
It generated one billion kronor,

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so it was a very successful
campaign, but it wouldn't
be viable here.

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Your ambition level is high.
Our ambition level is high.

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00:17:21,098 --> 00:17:24,664
Together, we should shoot
for something bold.

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00:17:25,132 --> 00:17:28,430
- I agree.
- That's what we're trying
to explain.

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We need to take a leap.

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Do something fresh.
And these guys know how.

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They were born into
this fast-moving arena.

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- It's their home turf.
- Perfect.

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We have everything we need,

219
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so let's go back
to the drawing board.

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Next week
we'll present our ideas

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and we'll take it from there.

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- Sounds great.
Good,
sounds exciting.

223
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- Can we keep these?
- Sure.

224
00:18:06,933 --> 00:18:11,464
This will be great, Christian.
So, how are things?

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- The craziest thing
just happened.
- What?

226
00:18:15,933 --> 00:18:18,731
- The craziest thing
happened to me.
- Today?

227
00:18:18,866 --> 00:18:22,464
Listen, I want you all
to hear this.

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It's
un-fucking-believable.

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And after Christian
says goodbye to the other guy,

230
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he checks his pockets
and his wallet,

231
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his phone and
his cufflinks are gone.

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00:18:35,799 --> 00:18:40,330
- You must be kidding!
- I don't understand
how they did it.

233
00:18:44,365 --> 00:18:46,797
And now my phone is down there.

234
00:18:46,933 --> 00:18:50,431
- It's really close.
- And we're here.

235
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So surreal...

236
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Hello...

237
00:18:54,799 --> 00:18:57,063
Elna, check this out.

238
00:18:57,199 --> 00:19:00,064
I need a print
of the press release.

239
00:19:00,199 --> 00:19:01,831
Come here.

240
00:19:03,833 --> 00:19:09,230
- Can you see what that is?
- No.

241
00:19:09,365 --> 00:19:12,831
Of course you can't.
Well, it's my phone.

242
00:19:12,965 --> 00:19:18,064
On my way to work this morning,
I was robbed.

243
00:19:18,199 --> 00:19:22,063
They took my phone,
they took my wallet,

244
00:19:22,198 --> 00:19:26,530
and they even took my cufflinks!

245
00:19:26,665 --> 00:19:29,530
I have no idea how they did it.

246
00:19:29,666 --> 00:19:31,631
So what do you say?

247
00:19:35,666 --> 00:19:38,364
Is that your work phone?

248
00:19:40,031 --> 00:19:42,963
It's the only phone I have.

249
00:19:43,099 --> 00:19:47,164
Work or private,
it's the phone I use.

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00:19:50,932 --> 00:19:54,330
- It's almost time, isn't it?
- Yes.

251
00:19:54,466 --> 00:19:57,830
- See you out there.
- I'm on my way.

252
00:19:57,965 --> 00:20:00,864
- Will you...?
- Sure.

253
00:20:00,998 --> 00:20:03,831
We'll talk about
the next step later on.

254
00:20:03,965 --> 00:20:05,331
Yeah.

255
00:20:12,299 --> 00:20:18,896
We will be presenting
the Argentinean artist and
sociologist Lola Arias.

256
00:20:19,032 --> 00:20:21,997
Lola's art is inspired by
Nicolas Bourriaud,

257
00:20:22,132 --> 00:20:25,564
and his thoughts
on relational aesthetics.

258
00:20:25,699 --> 00:20:29,297
In short, relational
aesthetics explores

259
00:20:29,432 --> 00:20:33,598
how we relate to each other
in a social context.

260
00:20:38,865 --> 00:20:42,029
I'm sorry, this all sounds
very stiff.

261
00:20:42,165 --> 00:20:46,197
May I start over again?

262
00:20:47,265 --> 00:20:52,431
Would that be okay?
Cool.

263
00:20:52,566 --> 00:20:56,531
I'll lose the notes...
I don't need them.

264
00:20:56,666 --> 00:21:00,697
Now off with these...

265
00:21:00,833 --> 00:21:05,464
Because the project
I'd like to tell you about...

266
00:21:05,599 --> 00:21:11,030
It means so much to me
that I'd prefer to speak
from the heart.

267
00:21:11,166 --> 00:21:14,531
This is a very special night.

268
00:21:14,666 --> 00:21:18,130
Our museum has
received a donation

269
00:21:18,265 --> 00:21:23,164
from Anna-Stina and Gunnar's
foundation: 50 million kronor.

270
00:21:31,566 --> 00:21:34,698
Now I'd like to ask
our chief curator, Christian,

271
00:21:34,832 --> 00:21:37,697
to tell you about
our first acquisition

272
00:21:37,832 --> 00:21:41,664
with this donation,
a piece known as "The Square",

273
00:21:41,799 --> 00:21:45,631
which you may
have seen on your way in.

274
00:21:45,766 --> 00:21:50,330
An exhibition will also
be tied to this artwork.

275
00:21:50,465 --> 00:21:52,464
Thank you for joining us,
Christian.

276
00:21:58,432 --> 00:22:02,330
Um, Dear Friends of the Museum,

277
00:22:02,466 --> 00:22:07,863
we will be presenting
the Argentinean artist
and sociologist Lola Arias,

278
00:22:07,999 --> 00:22:10,130
and her artwork "The Square".

279
00:22:11,799 --> 00:22:15,563
Lola's art is inspired
by Nicolas Bourriaud,

280
00:22:15,699 --> 00:22:18,863
and his thoughts
on relational aesthetics...

281
00:22:20,098 --> 00:22:22,330
What's so funny?

282
00:22:22,466 --> 00:22:27,130
Oh, a phone is ringing?
Is it for me?

283
00:22:29,099 --> 00:22:32,029
Let's wait and see.

284
00:22:32,165 --> 00:22:35,130
Erik? Is it for me?

285
00:22:37,432 --> 00:22:39,731
My mother usually calls
at this hour.

286
00:22:43,165 --> 00:22:44,564
Um...

287
00:22:44,700 --> 00:22:49,697
May I take this opportunity
to start over?

288
00:22:49,831 --> 00:22:55,331
It all felt a bit too stiff.
Let me lose the mic.

289
00:23:02,032 --> 00:23:06,029
I'd like you to
do something for me.

290
00:23:06,165 --> 00:23:08,664
Are you game? Okay.

291
00:23:08,798 --> 00:23:14,330
I'm asking you to imagine
that you are standing

292
00:23:14,466 --> 00:23:16,830
in a public place in town.

293
00:23:16,965 --> 00:23:18,430
Such as Odenplan,

294
00:23:18,566 --> 00:23:24,463
or any other large city plaza.

295
00:23:24,599 --> 00:23:26,796
Are you there now? Okay.

296
00:23:26,932 --> 00:23:30,863
It's an ordinary day and
lots of people are in motion.

297
00:23:30,998 --> 00:23:36,163
You look down and see
that you are standing
inside a square,

298
00:23:36,299 --> 00:23:40,331
a clearly defined
4 x 4 meter square.

299
00:23:41,099 --> 00:23:44,630
That's what "The Square"
is on a physical plane.

300
00:23:44,998 --> 00:23:49,564
It's like an empty frame
waiting for its contents.

301
00:23:49,699 --> 00:23:54,130
Lola Arias compares "The Square"
to a pedestrian crossing.

302
00:23:54,265 --> 00:24:01,197
A pedestrian crossing
involves a clear-cut contract:

303
00:24:01,332 --> 00:24:03,896
Drivers are to look out
for pedestrians.

304
00:24:04,032 --> 00:24:07,830
In a similar way,
there is a contract

305
00:24:07,965 --> 00:24:11,497
implied by "The Square",
to look out for each other.

306
00:24:13,199 --> 00:24:19,230
We help each other.
If you enter this space
and ask for help,

307
00:24:19,366 --> 00:24:23,097
anyone passing by
is obligated to help you.

308
00:24:25,465 --> 00:24:27,130
"I'm hungry.

309
00:24:27,266 --> 00:24:30,663
Can you help me with a meal?"

310
00:24:33,332 --> 00:24:35,431
"Can you teach me how to swim?"

311
00:24:38,698 --> 00:24:42,863
"My father just died
and I have no one to talk to.

312
00:24:42,999 --> 00:24:46,830
Could you spare me
30 minutes of your time?"

313
00:24:51,498 --> 00:24:55,530
Some of you may be thinking
that this sounds naive.

314
00:24:55,665 --> 00:24:58,697
Maybe even utopian.

315
00:25:16,165 --> 00:25:17,797
Thank you.

316
00:25:20,832 --> 00:25:22,364
Thank you.

317
00:25:23,865 --> 00:25:27,330
The exhibit opens
in late summer,

318
00:25:27,465 --> 00:25:29,996
and you just can't miss it.

319
00:25:30,132 --> 00:25:35,696
And now I hope you're hungry.
We have a treat for you.

320
00:25:35,831 --> 00:25:40,130
Jonas, will you
present the food?

321
00:25:40,266 --> 00:25:42,930
I'm sure you'll do that
better than me.

322
00:25:44,765 --> 00:25:46,796
- Hello!
- Hello.

323
00:25:46,932 --> 00:25:50,030
We've prepared
a lovely buffet for you.

324
00:25:50,165 --> 00:25:52,629
Corn-fed chicken
smothered in mushrooms,

325
00:25:52,765 --> 00:25:57,563
asparagus marinated
in truffle oil...

326
00:25:57,698 --> 00:26:00,963
And celeriac
roasted to sweet perfection...

327
00:26:01,098 --> 00:26:04,063
Please don't rush.

328
00:26:04,199 --> 00:26:05,763
Slow down!

329
00:26:10,665 --> 00:26:12,730
There's a sauce, too.

330
00:26:12,865 --> 00:26:17,063
Pan juices refined with
a touch of balsamic vinegar,
honey and sage.

331
00:26:17,198 --> 00:26:19,563
Enjoy!

332
00:26:27,499 --> 00:26:30,997
Can I ask you something?
The GPS in my car...

333
00:26:31,132 --> 00:26:32,131
Yeah.

334
00:26:32,265 --> 00:26:35,130
It's always about 50 meters off.

335
00:26:35,265 --> 00:26:40,130
- Is that location reliable?
- It's right there.

336
00:26:40,265 --> 00:26:44,464
- It may be 10 meters off, tops.
- That's too much.

337
00:26:44,598 --> 00:26:47,496
We may not know which flat,

338
00:26:47,632 --> 00:26:49,796
but we can be certain
of the building.

339
00:26:49,932 --> 00:26:52,863
Listen, I have an idea.

340
00:26:52,998 --> 00:26:55,530
Let's write a threatening letter

341
00:26:55,665 --> 00:26:58,496
that we distribute
in the building,

342
00:26:58,632 --> 00:27:01,529
putting it in
all the letterboxes.

343
00:27:01,665 --> 00:27:04,363
That way, we get to
whoever did this.

344
00:27:04,498 --> 00:27:06,196
There could be 15 floors.

345
00:27:06,332 --> 00:27:09,830
- So what? It's not a problem.
- 8 flats on each floor...

346
00:27:09,965 --> 00:27:12,496
I'll do it. It's fine.

347
00:27:12,632 --> 00:27:15,696
Isn't a threat a bit
over the top?

348
00:27:15,832 --> 00:27:18,897
"To the person who robbed me,

349
00:27:19,032 --> 00:27:21,496
I'll bash your head in
if you don't return my stuff."

350
00:27:21,631 --> 00:27:25,662
No, no. Come on,
that's way too violent.

351
00:27:25,798 --> 00:27:30,563
These people are criminals,
that's how they roll.

352
00:27:30,698 --> 00:27:34,063
It doesn't justify
bad behavior from us.

353
00:27:34,199 --> 00:27:36,996
Don't be so Swedish!

354
00:27:37,132 --> 00:27:38,841
Ditch the political
correctness crap.

355
00:27:38,865 --> 00:27:42,331
They should fucking
pay for this.

356
00:27:46,932 --> 00:27:52,663
"We know who you are
and where you live, obviously,

357
00:27:52,798 --> 00:27:57,296
or you wouldn't
be getting this."

358
00:27:57,431 --> 00:28:01,029
Good one.
Very good.

359
00:28:01,165 --> 00:28:05,429
- And then they...
- Hang on!

360
00:28:05,565 --> 00:28:09,196
"We know who you are
and obviously where you live,

361
00:28:09,332 --> 00:28:13,197
or this would never
have reached you."

362
00:28:21,632 --> 00:28:23,563
New paragraph.

363
00:28:23,698 --> 00:28:25,197
Um...

364
00:28:25,332 --> 00:28:30,829
"Return my wallet,
my phone, and the cufflinks

365
00:28:30,965 --> 00:28:34,463
that once belonged
to my grandfather."

366
00:28:34,598 --> 00:28:36,997
They were my grandfather's.

367
00:28:37,132 --> 00:28:41,297
- I'll type while you eat.
- Sure.

368
00:28:41,431 --> 00:28:46,829
Okay if I ditch Comic Sans?
Find something less childlike.

369
00:28:46,965 --> 00:28:52,330
I didn't pick it.
It's a 90s all-time favorite.

370
00:28:52,464 --> 00:28:57,230
Now it won't look like
a kid's birthday party
invitation.

371
00:28:57,365 --> 00:29:00,629
- After all, it is a threat!
- This is insane!

372
00:29:03,798 --> 00:29:07,296
- Go on. Continue.
- Just a second.

373
00:29:07,431 --> 00:29:08,996
"My phone"...

374
00:29:09,132 --> 00:29:12,563
"and my grandfather's
cufflinks within 24 hours"...

375
00:29:12,698 --> 00:29:17,662
You missed the "my"
in front of grandfather.

376
00:29:19,965 --> 00:29:23,430
"My wallet, my phone,
and grandfather's cufflinks"...

377
00:29:25,132 --> 00:29:31,197
It's getting v-e-r-y personal.

378
00:29:31,332 --> 00:29:35,629
"to the 7-Eleven
by the Central Station

379
00:29:35,765 --> 00:29:37,630
or we'll be back..."

380
00:29:37,765 --> 00:29:39,129
Should we add a skull?

381
00:29:39,265 --> 00:29:44,130
No emoticons,
that's for texting.

382
00:29:44,265 --> 00:29:48,496
- Right, it's too childish.
- Let's print this shit!

383
00:29:48,631 --> 00:29:53,463
- Let's go!
- 50 copies.

384
00:29:58,599 --> 00:30:03,264
They're driving
like bloody maniacs!

385
00:30:06,065 --> 00:30:09,329
Could we listen
to some music?
- Sure.

386
00:30:09,465 --> 00:30:12,830
How about a golden oldie
from back home...

387
00:30:14,998 --> 00:30:21,063
- Gasoline!
- Don't you have anything
more upbeat?

388
00:30:25,398 --> 00:30:27,629
This is more upbeat.

389
00:30:27,765 --> 00:30:32,663
Cool, you've got Justice.
Track 5.

390
00:30:32,798 --> 00:30:37,863
- What?
- Justice. Track 5.

391
00:30:37,999 --> 00:30:40,230
That's the one.
It's awesome. Put it on.

392
00:30:40,365 --> 00:30:42,530
Okay.

393
00:30:44,099 --> 00:30:47,662
Yes.

394
00:30:47,798 --> 00:30:49,430
Come on, crank it up loud.

395
00:30:49,565 --> 00:30:52,130
I haven't listened to Justice
for ages.

396
00:30:58,264 --> 00:31:01,063
The paradox is that
they're called Justice.

397
00:31:01,198 --> 00:31:02,797
And what are we out to get?

398
00:31:02,932 --> 00:31:08,997
- That's not a paradox.
- Well, maybe not...

399
00:31:09,132 --> 00:31:11,496
But we're out to get justice,
aren't we?

400
00:31:11,631 --> 00:31:13,230
Yeah.

401
00:31:13,364 --> 00:31:17,629
- That's great timing!
- It certainly is.

402
00:31:17,764 --> 00:31:20,830
Are you ready?
Turn it up!

403
00:31:23,298 --> 00:31:26,563
Isn't this great?

404
00:31:29,564 --> 00:31:35,696
This is what happens
when they steal your phone.

405
00:31:35,832 --> 00:31:39,997
- We're coming with the cavalry!
- Coming at them with a hammer.

406
00:31:40,132 --> 00:31:44,997
- A great, big hammer.
- Out for justice...

407
00:31:45,132 --> 00:31:47,097
In a Tesla.

408
00:31:50,198 --> 00:31:54,597
- The Tesla of Justice!
- You're crazy.

409
00:32:07,631 --> 00:32:10,830
- Okay.
- Okay.

410
00:32:27,899 --> 00:32:31,963
Are you going?
One of us has to watch the car.

411
00:32:32,098 --> 00:32:33,563
I'll do it.

412
00:32:34,798 --> 00:32:38,830
- You'll do what?
- I'll watch the car.

413
00:32:42,198 --> 00:32:44,263
I'll watch the car.

414
00:32:50,532 --> 00:32:56,663
This is kind of
embarrassing, but...

415
00:32:56,798 --> 00:33:00,529
You are aware that I'm
sort of a semi-public figure?

416
00:33:00,665 --> 00:33:03,396
- Yeah, yeah.
- People know who I am.

417
00:33:03,531 --> 00:33:08,330
There's a good chance
I'll be recognized.

418
00:33:08,465 --> 00:33:10,063
Not here.

419
00:33:10,198 --> 00:33:14,930
- They wouldn't know
who you are.
- True.

420
00:33:15,066 --> 00:33:18,496
But I wasn't the one
who was robbed.

421
00:33:18,631 --> 00:33:21,763
But this was your idea.
Oh, yes, it was.

422
00:33:21,899 --> 00:33:26,129
You suggested writing
a letter. Right?

423
00:33:26,264 --> 00:33:32,663
I just wanted to help out.
So I can't see why...

424
00:33:32,798 --> 00:33:37,096
Let's just skip the whole thing,
it doesn't matter.

425
00:33:38,464 --> 00:33:40,630
Let's get out of here.

426
00:33:49,999 --> 00:33:52,395
Give me your jacket.

427
00:33:52,531 --> 00:33:56,162
I can't go in there
in this suit.

428
00:33:56,298 --> 00:33:59,263
Hand over your jacket,
you sissy.

429
00:33:59,398 --> 00:34:03,062
Being a sissy
has nothing to do with it.

430
00:34:03,197 --> 00:34:05,463
You're a sissy!

431
00:34:05,598 --> 00:34:08,295
Hang on. I'm sorry...

432
00:34:17,831 --> 00:34:22,430
Do you remember saying
you'd run in with the letters?

433
00:34:22,565 --> 00:34:24,529
- I never said that.
- You did.

434
00:34:24,664 --> 00:34:28,263
"It's dead easy, you just..."

435
00:34:29,798 --> 00:34:31,996
- I did say that.
- You did.

436
00:34:32,131 --> 00:34:35,762
But I never said
I'd do it, personally.

437
00:34:35,898 --> 00:34:41,763
As your boss, I'm curious
to know if I can count on you.

438
00:34:41,898 --> 00:34:46,163
If you promise to do something,
can I count on you?

439
00:34:46,298 --> 00:34:48,796
- Of course you can.
- Really?

440
00:34:48,932 --> 00:34:52,996
I'm willing to overlook it
this time, but in the future?

441
00:34:53,131 --> 00:34:55,629
You can count on me.
Yeah, yeah.

442
00:34:56,030 --> 00:34:57,463
That's cool.

443
00:35:11,431 --> 00:35:14,496
Motherfuckers...

444
00:35:14,631 --> 00:35:17,163
Thirteenth floor.

445
00:35:31,997 --> 00:35:34,330
Going down.

446
00:37:24,764 --> 00:37:27,797
Hello?!

447
00:38:05,664 --> 00:38:07,430
Shit.

448
00:38:17,265 --> 00:38:19,697
This is totally insane.

449
00:38:33,431 --> 00:38:34,929
Come on!

450
00:38:44,931 --> 00:38:47,463
Oh, fuck!

451
00:38:47,598 --> 00:38:52,362
Yes, this is my car,
but I'm kind of busy.

452
00:38:52,498 --> 00:38:56,029
It's a cool car.
Could you start it up?

453
00:38:56,164 --> 00:38:58,697
- What?
- Start it up. Drive...

454
00:39:00,265 --> 00:39:04,329
Could you please not touch it?

455
00:39:04,465 --> 00:39:08,163
- You might scratch it.
- I'm not doing anything.

456
00:39:08,298 --> 00:39:10,229
I just want you to start her up.

457
00:39:10,365 --> 00:39:13,396
No, I don't feel like it.

458
00:39:13,532 --> 00:39:18,362
Come on, don't be such a drag,
I've never seen one of these.

459
00:39:18,498 --> 00:39:23,496
It's just an ordinary car.
Nothing special, dead boring.

460
00:39:23,632 --> 00:39:25,963
Have a nice evening.

461
00:39:38,332 --> 00:39:39,640
What the hell?

462
00:39:39,664 --> 00:39:41,663
What do you think you're doing?

463
00:39:42,431 --> 00:39:44,507
- What are you doing?
- Whatever I want.

464
00:39:44,531 --> 00:39:48,795
Listen, stop this crap...

465
00:39:48,931 --> 00:39:50,641
- Go! Go!
- What?

466
00:39:50,665 --> 00:39:54,363
All right! Get in!

467
00:40:25,631 --> 00:40:28,996
I think we hit something.

468
00:40:29,131 --> 00:40:31,696
Yeah,
I guess we did...

469
00:40:42,098 --> 00:40:46,796
Could you pull over...
so I can take a look?

470
00:41:46,664 --> 00:41:52,696
Please, I have three children
and diabetes. One krona?

471
00:41:54,498 --> 00:41:58,629
Excuse me...
Please, one krona?

472
00:42:01,164 --> 00:42:07,363
- Thank you, ma'am.
- A little money? Thank you.

473
00:42:07,698 --> 00:42:12,629
Thank you, ma'am.
Please, kind ma'am.

474
00:42:15,197 --> 00:42:19,496
Hello, help me...
One krona, please.

475
00:42:21,331 --> 00:42:26,195
Hello, help me.
One krona, please.

476
00:42:26,331 --> 00:42:29,662
Thank you.
Help me, please.

477
00:42:31,465 --> 00:42:33,696
Do you want
to save a human life?

478
00:42:35,998 --> 00:42:39,561
Do you want
to save a human life?

479
00:42:39,697 --> 00:42:42,696
Do you want
to save a human life?

480
00:42:55,197 --> 00:42:57,829
- Hello.
- Hi.

481
00:42:57,964 --> 00:43:00,163
How are you today?

482
00:43:01,431 --> 00:43:03,728
Money...

483
00:43:03,864 --> 00:43:06,862
Sorry, I don't have any cash.

484
00:43:06,998 --> 00:43:10,463
But I could buy you
something to eat.

485
00:43:10,597 --> 00:43:13,296
Chicken ciabatta.

486
00:43:14,764 --> 00:43:18,463
- What?
- Chicken ciabatta.

487
00:43:19,764 --> 00:43:23,629
- Okay, chicken ciabatta.
- Yeah.

488
00:43:24,964 --> 00:43:27,662
- Hey...
- Yeah?

489
00:43:30,431 --> 00:43:32,463
What did you say?

490
00:43:33,964 --> 00:43:36,762
- "No onions"?
- Yeah.

491
00:43:40,797 --> 00:43:42,196
Okay.

492
00:43:44,164 --> 00:43:45,996
- Hi.
- Hi.

493
00:43:46,131 --> 00:43:48,395
I'd like a pay-as-you-go
SIM card

494
00:43:48,530 --> 00:43:50,963
and one chicken ciabatta.

495
00:43:56,264 --> 00:43:59,128
Has anyone dropped off
a parcel or letter

496
00:43:59,264 --> 00:44:01,762
addressed to "Christian"?

497
00:44:03,264 --> 00:44:04,596
Peggy?

498
00:44:06,164 --> 00:44:08,728
- Peggy?
- Yes?

499
00:44:08,864 --> 00:44:11,396
Has anybody
dropped off a parcel?

500
00:44:11,530 --> 00:44:14,395
A parcel?

501
00:44:14,530 --> 00:44:18,129
A parcel or a letter
for Christian?

502
00:44:18,964 --> 00:44:21,430
- No.
- Nothing?

503
00:44:24,131 --> 00:44:26,529
- Sorry.
- Okay.

504
00:44:28,097 --> 00:44:29,896
Have a nice day.

505
00:44:30,031 --> 00:44:34,896
Here's your ciabatta.
Pick the onions out yourself.

506
00:44:35,031 --> 00:44:37,363
Hey. Hey!

507
00:45:11,630 --> 00:45:12,829
Sir?

508
00:45:12,964 --> 00:45:15,495
No picture.

509
00:45:15,631 --> 00:45:18,296
My starting point
with this installation

510
00:45:18,430 --> 00:45:21,962
as with probably all
my art over the last...

511
00:45:22,098 --> 00:45:24,196
six years, um...

512
00:45:25,630 --> 00:45:27,362
Uh...

513
00:45:27,496 --> 00:45:31,162
My starting point was
my immediate surroundings

514
00:45:31,297 --> 00:45:34,561
and, uh... uh...

515
00:45:34,697 --> 00:45:37,063
and uses everyday objects

516
00:45:37,198 --> 00:45:43,329
to explore the meaning of one's
human response to art.

517
00:45:43,464 --> 00:45:47,395
By that, I mean
they are framed instances

518
00:45:47,531 --> 00:45:51,628
that shine a light
on everyday objects

519
00:45:51,764 --> 00:45:54,561
which might normally
be not noticed

520
00:45:54,697 --> 00:45:56,795
in their original context.

521
00:45:56,930 --> 00:45:59,162
I was interested,
for example, in...

522
00:46:00,564 --> 00:46:04,129
What happens when
a landscape painting

523
00:46:04,264 --> 00:46:05,629
is hung in a gallery.

524
00:46:05,764 --> 00:46:09,296
How does that landscape
relate to its...

525
00:46:09,430 --> 00:46:11,029
to the space of the gallery,

526
00:46:11,164 --> 00:46:14,862
how does that space
relate to the space

527
00:46:14,997 --> 00:46:19,196
inside one's own head?
Inside one's psyche, so that...

528
00:46:19,497 --> 00:46:22,462
Cock, goddammit!

529
00:46:30,497 --> 00:46:31,829
Um...

530
00:46:31,964 --> 00:46:33,774
You were
talking about landscape,

531
00:46:33,798 --> 00:46:37,629
and that reminds me of
the late Robert Smithson,

532
00:46:37,764 --> 00:46:41,495
who, in the 60s and 70s,
was very famous for his...

533
00:46:41,631 --> 00:46:43,062
Garbage!

534
00:46:43,197 --> 00:46:47,828
Um, of photography and, uh...
and the landscape.

535
00:46:47,964 --> 00:46:53,828
And, um, he used material such
as soil, rock and leaves

536
00:46:53,964 --> 00:46:56,295
and mixed it with
other materials, like...

537
00:46:56,430 --> 00:46:58,695
Show us your boobs!

538
00:47:01,363 --> 00:47:05,729
We apologize,
my husband has Tourette's.

539
00:47:05,864 --> 00:47:09,295
- Other materials such as...
- Tourette's?

540
00:47:10,797 --> 00:47:13,029
- Please, carry on.
- Yeah, um...

541
00:47:13,165 --> 00:47:15,162
So the piece of art is created,

542
00:47:15,297 --> 00:47:17,295
when you're talking
about earth art...

543
00:47:17,364 --> 00:47:19,862
Whore!

544
00:47:19,997 --> 00:47:23,895
By introducing materials
such as concrete, metal,

545
00:47:24,031 --> 00:47:27,528
to rocks and soils and leaves,
is that something...

546
00:47:27,664 --> 00:47:31,729
Is that a headline for
the work you do? I mean...

547
00:47:31,864 --> 00:47:34,729
- Fuck off!
- That's enough.

548
00:47:36,997 --> 00:47:40,828
Sorry. Sorry...

549
00:47:40,964 --> 00:47:44,963
Smithson was a friend
of mine, in fact, when I was...

550
00:47:46,797 --> 00:47:48,862
He was interested
in the aesthetics

551
00:47:48,997 --> 00:47:52,295
of earth and the products
of the earth,

552
00:47:52,431 --> 00:47:54,239
and I'm interested
in using those products,

553
00:47:54,263 --> 00:47:55,807
- but not in their aesthetic.
- Garbage!

554
00:47:55,831 --> 00:47:59,662
Cocksucker! Whore!

555
00:47:59,797 --> 00:48:02,862
- This is outrageous.
- I'm sorry.

556
00:48:02,997 --> 00:48:05,328
If everyone
that can be quiet,

557
00:48:05,464 --> 00:48:07,528
please try to be quiet.

558
00:48:07,664 --> 00:48:10,628
Shut up!
Go home! Fuck off!

559
00:48:10,764 --> 00:48:12,573
If the artist
is okay with it...

560
00:48:12,597 --> 00:48:14,829
We have
this one opportunity

561
00:48:14,964 --> 00:48:19,495
to meet this fantastic artist...

562
00:48:19,631 --> 00:48:21,895
Show us your boobs!

563
00:48:22,031 --> 00:48:25,895
Let's continue.
Everyone is welcome,

564
00:48:26,031 --> 00:48:28,729
irrespective of views...

565
00:48:30,164 --> 00:48:33,062
Um, yeah...

566
00:48:33,196 --> 00:48:36,195
Have you seen
the exhibition downstairs?

567
00:48:36,330 --> 00:48:38,829
You've seen it?
Did you like it?

568
00:48:38,964 --> 00:48:40,461
Garbage!

569
00:48:40,597 --> 00:48:41,973
Okay.

570
00:48:41,997 --> 00:48:43,640
- I liked it.
- Okay.

571
00:48:43,664 --> 00:48:45,662
What do you want to say?

572
00:48:45,798 --> 00:48:48,163
Go home! Fuck off! Suck cock!

573
00:48:51,197 --> 00:48:57,361
- We can't hear a thing.
The atmosphere
is stressing him out...

574
00:48:57,496 --> 00:48:59,696
Shut up! Go home!

575
00:48:59,831 --> 00:49:02,661
Camel toe!

576
00:49:02,797 --> 00:49:06,328
Try to be a bit tolerant.

577
00:49:06,463 --> 00:49:10,562
The man is suffering
from a neuropsychiatric
disorder.

578
00:49:10,697 --> 00:49:16,896
This isn't voluntary,
so show some tolerance.

579
00:49:17,031 --> 00:49:18,362
Uh, yeah.

580
00:49:18,497 --> 00:49:20,375
You're very welcome here.

581
00:49:20,464 --> 00:49:22,829
I don't see any reason
for any other interruptions.

582
00:50:25,430 --> 00:50:26,696
Fuck!

583
00:50:58,263 --> 00:51:00,128
What are you up to?

584
00:51:07,297 --> 00:51:09,495
Algot, come here.

585
00:51:17,931 --> 00:51:20,629
She's off her rocker...

586
00:51:33,196 --> 00:51:37,495
Hello, my name is Christian.
I believe you called me?

587
00:52:23,163 --> 00:52:26,128
Well, I'll be damned!

588
00:52:38,864 --> 00:52:41,095
Unbelievable.

589
00:52:55,330 --> 00:52:58,028
Money?

590
00:52:58,163 --> 00:53:01,195
- This is for you.
- Thank you.

591
00:53:01,330 --> 00:53:06,995
- And this...
- Thank you.

592
00:53:07,130 --> 00:53:08,662
Thank you...

593
00:54:27,430 --> 00:54:30,994
Attention, people...

594
00:54:31,130 --> 00:54:34,994
This is a very special place.
Right behind here...

595
00:54:35,130 --> 00:54:38,995
I'm serious,
this is the Royal Palace.

596
00:54:39,130 --> 00:54:43,529
The former private quarters of
the king and queen is next door.

597
00:54:43,664 --> 00:54:47,194
And one person here tonight
has the keys...

598
00:54:48,764 --> 00:54:55,462
We thought we'd pop in
and have a look.

599
00:54:57,163 --> 00:54:59,894
Oh, crap! We have...

600
00:55:00,029 --> 00:55:03,394
Don't forget to be
extremely careful
with the interiors.

601
00:55:33,030 --> 00:55:38,329
- Josefina!
- Come with us...

602
00:56:02,297 --> 00:56:04,128
Do you know this one?

603
00:56:13,464 --> 00:56:15,028
No.

604
00:56:31,763 --> 00:56:33,006
Do you want to sit?

605
00:56:33,030 --> 00:56:34,861
No, go ahead.

606
00:57:35,264 --> 00:57:37,362
Cunt!

607
00:57:43,330 --> 00:57:45,429
Shh! Cunt!

608
00:57:50,930 --> 00:57:53,228
Excuse me?

609
00:57:53,363 --> 00:57:55,627
Cunt.

610
00:57:55,763 --> 00:57:58,727
Did you say "cunt"?

611
00:57:58,863 --> 00:58:00,328
Shh!

612
00:58:00,463 --> 00:58:02,429
Cunt.

613
00:58:05,629 --> 00:58:07,194
Okay.

614
00:58:07,330 --> 00:58:08,573
Yeah, do you remember
from the...

615
00:58:08,597 --> 00:58:10,661
Shh!

616
00:58:12,430 --> 00:58:13,761
Um...

617
00:58:15,129 --> 00:58:17,295
- You want to go ahead?
- No.

618
00:58:43,863 --> 00:58:46,962
I am not going
to sleep with her tonight.

619
00:59:42,330 --> 00:59:45,462
Um... Anne?

620
00:59:48,196 --> 00:59:49,795
Anne.

621
01:00:25,363 --> 01:00:27,695
All right.

622
01:01:14,263 --> 01:01:16,428
I can take that, yeah.

623
01:01:48,529 --> 01:01:49,895
There.

624
01:01:50,030 --> 01:01:51,628
- It's on.
- Okay.

625
01:01:51,696 --> 01:01:53,162
Hmm?

626
01:03:40,830 --> 01:03:43,195
Did you come?

627
01:03:43,329 --> 01:03:46,394
Oh, yeah. Yeah.

628
01:03:46,529 --> 01:03:48,361
Cool.

629
01:04:05,963 --> 01:04:07,962
I can take that.

630
01:04:09,263 --> 01:04:11,195
- What?
- I'll take it.

631
01:04:12,197 --> 01:04:13,661
No, it's fine. I got it.

632
01:04:13,796 --> 01:04:15,572
- Give it to me.
- No, it's cool.

633
01:04:15,596 --> 01:04:17,195
I'll...

634
01:04:17,329 --> 01:04:19,795
- I'll do it myself.
- Give it me, Christian.

635
01:04:24,262 --> 01:04:26,128
Um... no.

636
01:04:26,262 --> 01:04:29,294
No. I'll do it myself.

637
01:04:31,763 --> 01:04:33,061
I'm going to the bathroom, so...

638
01:04:33,196 --> 01:04:35,827
I'll throw it out myself.
It's fine.

639
01:04:35,963 --> 01:04:38,161
- Okay.
- Thank you.

640
01:04:57,097 --> 01:04:58,995
Throw it away.

641
01:05:13,029 --> 01:05:15,227
God, you really...

642
01:05:15,362 --> 01:05:19,494
Hmm. You really think highly
of yourself, don't you?

643
01:05:22,863 --> 01:05:24,162
No.

644
01:05:25,696 --> 01:05:28,627
I can't believe you think
I would do that.

645
01:05:28,763 --> 01:05:30,661
Do what?

646
01:05:31,629 --> 01:05:33,527
You know what I'm talking about.

647
01:05:33,663 --> 01:05:35,327
And what would that be?

648
01:05:35,463 --> 01:05:36,995
You tell me.

649
01:05:37,130 --> 01:05:38,940
- I'm not thinking anything.
- Yes, you are.

650
01:05:38,964 --> 01:05:41,028
- No! No.
- You're lying to me.

651
01:05:41,162 --> 01:05:42,672
- I'm not lying.
- Yes, you are.

652
01:05:42,696 --> 01:05:44,774
"No, I'm not lying."
Yes, you are.

653
01:05:44,863 --> 01:05:47,160
- I'm not lying.
- Tell me. What do you think?

654
01:05:47,296 --> 01:05:49,305
Oh, my God, you're being
all weird now.

655
01:05:49,329 --> 01:05:51,106
- No, I'm not!
- Yes, you are.

656
01:05:51,130 --> 01:05:53,140
The second we're done you're
going straight for the condom.

657
01:05:53,163 --> 01:05:55,260
- Trying to be nice.
- "Can I have it?"

658
01:05:55,496 --> 01:05:57,139
- What? Do you...
- Let go of it.

659
01:05:57,162 --> 01:05:58,572
- You let go.
- It's mine.

660
01:05:58,596 --> 01:06:00,028
It's not yours. Let go.

661
01:06:00,162 --> 01:06:02,672
- No.
- Yes, you're acting
like a child.

662
01:06:02,696 --> 01:06:04,272
- I'm not letting go.
- Let go!

663
01:06:04,296 --> 01:06:06,239
- No!
- I'm gonna let go if you don't.

664
01:06:06,263 --> 01:06:07,739
- Let go then.
- You let go.

665
01:06:07,763 --> 01:06:09,727
- It's gonna break.
- Yes, it is.

666
01:06:09,863 --> 01:06:11,305
- Let go.
- Give it to me.

667
01:07:45,329 --> 01:07:48,895
- Hello?
Hello,
is this Christian?

668
01:07:49,030 --> 01:07:50,461
Yeah.

669
01:07:50,596 --> 01:07:53,660
This is the Central Station
7-Eleven.

670
01:07:53,796 --> 01:07:59,161
I'm calling to say that
there's a parcel here
waiting for you.

671
01:08:00,196 --> 01:08:02,827
There must be
a misunderstanding,

672
01:08:02,963 --> 01:08:06,193
I picked it up yesterday.

673
01:08:06,329 --> 01:08:10,127
This came just
a little while ago.

674
01:08:10,262 --> 01:08:12,294
I'm holding it as we speak.

675
01:08:12,429 --> 01:08:15,361
It has "Christian" written
on it, so it has to be yours.

676
01:08:15,496 --> 01:08:19,761
- And it was dropped off today?
- Yes, today.

677
01:08:20,096 --> 01:08:24,728
That's strange...
Could you open it for me?

678
01:08:24,863 --> 01:08:29,361
- You want me to open it?
- If that's possible, please do.

679
01:08:32,462 --> 01:08:35,193
There's a little note inside.

680
01:08:35,329 --> 01:08:37,060
Is there a message?

681
01:08:37,196 --> 01:08:40,294
- Yes, want me
to read it to you?
- Yes, please.

682
01:08:40,430 --> 01:08:42,794
"You accused me
of being a thief.

683
01:08:42,930 --> 01:08:45,294
Apologize to me and my family,

684
01:08:45,429 --> 01:08:47,628
or I'll make chaos with you."

685
01:08:51,329 --> 01:08:54,795
Oh, I'll be darned...
"Chaos," you said?

686
01:08:54,930 --> 01:08:59,728
Yes. "Or I'll make C-H-A-O-S
with you."

687
01:08:59,863 --> 01:09:03,660
Uh-huh, yeah. Well, I'll
pick it up as soon as I can.

688
01:09:03,796 --> 01:09:07,461
There's a phone number here
too, want me to say it?

689
01:09:07,596 --> 01:09:12,227
No, never mind,
I'll come and get the parcel.

690
01:09:12,363 --> 01:09:15,194
- Thank you for calling.
- Great, bye.

691
01:09:21,596 --> 01:09:25,528
- Will you be wearing
your hair up?
- That's the plan.

692
01:09:30,029 --> 01:09:32,994
- Okay
- Is it time?

693
01:09:33,996 --> 01:09:36,261
One, two, three...

694
01:09:41,496 --> 01:09:43,194
Yes!

695
01:09:48,329 --> 01:09:49,727
What's up!

696
01:09:49,863 --> 01:09:52,728
- How are you feeling
about this?
- Great.

697
01:09:52,863 --> 01:09:55,494
We're getting closer.

698
01:09:55,629 --> 01:09:58,327
I'm excited to hear what
you've come up with.

699
01:09:58,463 --> 01:10:02,861
- Right. Are you all set?
- Absolutely.

700
01:10:02,996 --> 01:10:06,861
- It's great to be back.
- Great to have you back.

701
01:10:06,996 --> 01:10:09,828
This project raises
many interesting,

702
01:10:09,963 --> 01:10:13,360
topical and humanitarian issues.

703
01:10:13,928 --> 01:10:16,694
But the challenge here

704
01:10:16,829 --> 01:10:21,527
is to cut through
the media clutter.

705
01:10:21,663 --> 01:10:25,394
Your competition
isn't other museums,

706
01:10:25,530 --> 01:10:27,994
it's disasters, terrorism,

707
01:10:28,129 --> 01:10:31,227
and controversial moves
by far-right politicians.

708
01:10:31,362 --> 01:10:34,661
Keep that at the back
of your mind, stay calm,

709
01:10:34,797 --> 01:10:38,294
and Daniel will
tell you about our idea.

710
01:10:38,429 --> 01:10:40,027
Okay.

711
01:10:40,162 --> 01:10:41,628
Yes.

712
01:10:41,763 --> 01:10:45,628
Moving media,
that's what we recommend.

713
01:10:45,763 --> 01:10:48,361
When making films today,
you need to be aware

714
01:10:48,496 --> 01:10:51,527
that people have
a very short attention span.

715
01:10:51,929 --> 01:10:57,227
If the viewer isn't hooked in
two seconds, they'll move on.

716
01:10:57,362 --> 01:11:01,860
In 10 to 15 seconds, tops,
we also have to create

717
01:11:01,996 --> 01:11:04,828
something so powerful
or interesting

718
01:11:04,962 --> 01:11:08,694
that people want to
share it on Facebook,

719
01:11:08,830 --> 01:11:11,961
social media, to the press,
thereby creating a viral effect.

720
01:11:13,928 --> 01:11:16,160
We conducted market research

721
01:11:16,295 --> 01:11:20,927
on what's shared the most
on social media.

722
01:11:21,363 --> 01:11:24,527
It's generally
vulnerable groups.

723
01:11:24,663 --> 01:11:28,994
People post about women,
the disabled,

724
01:11:29,129 --> 01:11:34,327
the racialized, LGBTQ people...
You can make that list longer,

725
01:11:34,462 --> 01:11:36,827
but there is one group
that affects people

726
01:11:36,962 --> 01:11:40,960
Beggars.

727
01:11:41,095 --> 01:11:44,628
So we'd like to use a beggar
in this clip,

728
01:11:44,763 --> 01:11:48,695
but also turn it up a notch
by making the beggar a child.

729
01:11:50,862 --> 01:11:56,727
In addition to this,
the beggar will have fair hair.

730
01:11:56,862 --> 01:11:59,527
Personify the Swedish...

731
01:11:59,663 --> 01:12:01,761
What are you thinking...?

732
01:12:04,929 --> 01:12:11,695
We open on the Palace courtyard.
The Square is visible.

733
01:12:11,829 --> 01:12:15,428
So there's product placement
from frame one.

734
01:12:16,630 --> 01:12:18,494
Towards this artwork...

735
01:12:18,629 --> 01:12:21,460
it's daybreak and the Square
is shimmering

736
01:12:21,596 --> 01:12:24,360
with its promise of trust,

737
01:12:24,495 --> 01:12:29,061
caring, moral courage
and all that good stuff...

738
01:12:29,196 --> 01:12:32,294
Then we see a little girl
approaching the Square.

739
01:12:32,429 --> 01:12:36,793
She's shivering.
She's all alone. She's crying.

740
01:12:36,928 --> 01:12:38,860
She's wrapped in a dirty blanket

741
01:12:38,996 --> 01:12:40,914
and you sense
that she's homeless.

742
01:12:40,963 --> 01:12:44,561
These are powerful images
so we've hooked the viewer.

743
01:12:46,195 --> 01:12:48,294
The girl
keeps on walking...

744
01:12:51,529 --> 01:12:56,094
- Excuse me?
- Sorry, please go on.

745
01:12:58,263 --> 01:13:01,826
Powerful images...
You wonder where it's
all heading.

746
01:13:01,962 --> 01:13:04,428
She's crying
as she moves along...

747
01:13:08,862 --> 01:13:10,261
She enters the Square...

748
01:13:18,429 --> 01:13:21,893
And there,
it's time for the unexpected.

749
01:13:22,029 --> 01:13:25,994
The total opposite of everything
the Square stands for.

750
01:13:26,496 --> 01:13:31,827
The surprise effect will
generate the attention we need,

751
01:13:31,963 --> 01:13:37,328
creating the perfect platform
to express your message.

752
01:13:37,463 --> 01:13:40,860
All those values and issues
your exhibition

753
01:13:40,996 --> 01:13:42,994
would like to raise.

754
01:13:51,496 --> 01:13:53,227
- Hmm?
- Exciting...

755
01:13:53,362 --> 01:13:55,827
And not at all
what I expected.

756
01:13:55,962 --> 01:13:58,328
- That's good.
- A novel approach.

757
01:13:58,463 --> 01:14:02,194
That's what we wanted
to achieve.

758
01:14:02,329 --> 01:14:06,960
So, what happens?

759
01:14:07,095 --> 01:14:09,726
Exactly what happens?

760
01:14:09,862 --> 01:14:16,827
Well, we haven't quite figured
out exactly what that will be,

761
01:14:17,296 --> 01:14:20,161
but in one way or another,

762
01:14:20,296 --> 01:14:23,127
the girl will get hurt
inside the Square.

763
01:14:25,828 --> 01:14:28,726
What do you mean
by "get hurt"?

764
01:14:28,862 --> 01:14:32,826
Well, it's the last thing
viewers expect,

765
01:14:32,962 --> 01:14:34,738
and opposite of...

766
01:14:34,762 --> 01:14:37,793
- Hello.
- Great! Come on in.

767
01:14:37,928 --> 01:14:42,494
Michael, can I
bother you for a sec?

768
01:14:42,629 --> 01:14:45,328
Christian, it would
be great if you could join us.

769
01:14:45,463 --> 01:14:47,595
It would be great
if you could join us.

770
01:14:50,795 --> 01:14:55,394
- Let's take it from the top.
He needs to be
on board with this.

771
01:14:55,529 --> 01:14:58,361
This looks fine.

772
01:14:58,496 --> 01:15:03,893
It's the right approach.
Go ahead, run with it.

773
01:15:04,029 --> 01:15:07,626
I could
run through it...
I've got to go.

774
01:15:07,761 --> 01:15:09,528
- Bye.
- But...

775
01:15:13,096 --> 01:15:17,227
Okay, we'll do a recap later.
Let's move on.

776
01:15:17,363 --> 01:15:19,693
Explain, please.

777
01:15:19,828 --> 01:15:24,294
What's happening here
is exactly what we
want to achieve.

778
01:15:24,429 --> 01:15:28,060
Questions like these reflect

779
01:15:28,196 --> 01:15:31,826
how the general public
and the media will react.

780
01:15:31,962 --> 01:15:34,604
That's what
I'm afraid of.
- Don't be...

781
01:15:34,628 --> 01:15:39,527
Excuse me...
What's your name?

782
01:15:39,662 --> 01:15:41,361
Hello...

783
01:15:41,496 --> 01:15:43,527
- Yes, you.
- Nicki.

784
01:15:43,662 --> 01:15:45,804
- Do you have
a drivers' license?
- Yes.

785
01:15:45,828 --> 01:15:47,727
Come along.

786
01:15:47,862 --> 01:15:50,860
- Right now?
- Yes. Please.

787
01:15:56,762 --> 01:15:59,827
We have, of course,

788
01:15:59,962 --> 01:16:03,294
prepared for crisis management.

789
01:16:03,429 --> 01:16:10,027
That's part of our risk
analysis, to prepare for
any external concerns.

790
01:16:10,162 --> 01:16:12,960
The same concerns I sense here.

791
01:16:13,096 --> 01:16:15,160
We can handle them.

792
01:17:01,463 --> 01:17:05,227
Don't make me angry!
Don't act stupid!

793
01:17:05,362 --> 01:17:07,472
I don't know
what you're talking about.

794
01:17:07,495 --> 01:17:11,361
- It says "Christian" here.
And there.
- Yes, but...

795
01:17:11,495 --> 01:17:17,727
- Oh. Are you Christian?
- No, he's my boss.

796
01:17:17,862 --> 01:17:21,693
- Your boss?
Where's your stupid boss?
- Listen...

797
01:17:21,828 --> 01:17:25,393
- Where's your stupid boss?
- Lower your voice.

798
01:17:25,528 --> 01:17:28,227
I've got nothing to do
with all this...

799
01:17:28,362 --> 01:17:32,127
- I want his phone number.
- You can't have it.

800
01:17:32,263 --> 01:17:36,727
Why not? Look what he did to me,
I need to talk to him.

801
01:17:36,862 --> 01:17:40,193
I'm really sorry,
we made a mistake.

802
01:17:40,329 --> 01:17:45,860
What? Why did you write this?
My parents think I'm a thief.

803
01:17:45,996 --> 01:17:50,060
They won't let me play ball,
or anything! All thanks to you!

804
01:17:50,196 --> 01:17:53,127
- Hey, listen...
- You put this in my letterbox.

805
01:17:53,263 --> 01:17:56,560
It wasn't me, it was my boss.

806
01:17:56,695 --> 01:18:00,227
No, you did this!
You're lying. You're Christian.

807
01:18:00,363 --> 01:18:04,394
- He's lying to me!
- Calm down.

808
01:18:04,528 --> 01:18:06,827
Look what he put
in our letterbox!

809
01:18:06,963 --> 01:18:09,328
Now my parents think
I'm a thief.

810
01:18:09,462 --> 01:18:15,193
- My boss was robbed...
- All I get to do is stay home
and rot!

811
01:18:15,329 --> 01:18:19,394
They took his phone
and his wallet...

812
01:18:19,528 --> 01:18:21,660
So he put a note
in all the letterboxes.

813
01:18:21,795 --> 01:18:25,127
- What are you laughing at?
- Well, it's...

814
01:18:25,262 --> 01:18:27,627
- You bastard! Shut up.
- Chill...

815
01:18:27,762 --> 01:18:32,826
- You can't fight in here.
- Look at what he wrote.

816
01:18:32,962 --> 01:18:34,504
Don't I have the right
to be angry?

817
01:18:34,528 --> 01:18:38,660
I don't know
who's right here.

818
01:18:38,795 --> 01:18:43,027
He's pretending
to have a boss called Christian.

819
01:18:43,162 --> 01:18:47,460
And he's pretending that he
can't understand my Swedish...

820
01:18:47,595 --> 01:18:51,960
Translate,
so the idiot understands.

821
01:18:52,096 --> 01:18:54,294
Stop calling me an idiot.

822
01:18:54,428 --> 01:18:56,605
- Give me his number!
- Shh! Calm down!

823
01:18:56,629 --> 01:19:01,693
- Hey, where are you going?
- Hey! What are you doing?

824
01:19:03,928 --> 01:19:06,227
What's wrong with you?

825
01:19:06,361 --> 01:19:10,261
What do you expect me to do?
I didn't do this!

826
01:19:31,662 --> 01:19:33,700
- Jesus!
- What the hell are you doing?

827
01:19:33,829 --> 01:19:35,627
I'm so sorry.

828
01:19:35,762 --> 01:19:37,638
- You scared me.
- You scared me.

829
01:19:37,662 --> 01:19:39,626
- Sorry...
- Christian?

830
01:19:39,762 --> 01:19:42,161
- God!
- I'm sorry, but...

831
01:19:42,296 --> 01:19:45,694
- This is not a good time.
- It's an emergency.

832
01:19:45,829 --> 01:19:47,960
- What?
- Excuse me. Sorry.

833
01:19:48,095 --> 01:19:51,994
- It's okay.
- All right...

834
01:19:52,129 --> 01:19:55,793
One of the cleaners
managed to sweep up

835
01:19:55,928 --> 01:19:58,693
parts of the Gijoni exhibit.

836
01:19:59,129 --> 01:20:03,560
- The piles don't look the same.
- Are you pulling my leg?

837
01:20:03,695 --> 01:20:06,726
- Hmm.
- Are the piles gone?

838
01:20:06,862 --> 01:20:09,292
No, but they don't
look the same.

839
01:20:09,428 --> 01:20:14,626
And we found
a bag full of gravel.

840
01:20:14,762 --> 01:20:16,604
So I'll call
the insurance company.

841
01:20:16,628 --> 01:20:21,426
No, no! No, don't do that.

842
01:20:22,262 --> 01:20:26,727
Where's the gravel?
The gravel that was swept away?

843
01:20:26,862 --> 01:20:29,160
In a bag? Great.

844
01:20:29,295 --> 01:20:33,161
And we have photos, don't we?

845
01:20:33,295 --> 01:20:36,227
- Um-hm.
- So here's the plan:

846
01:20:36,362 --> 01:20:41,393
Meet me downstairs in 5 minutes,
with the photos and the gravel,

847
01:20:41,528 --> 01:20:45,727
and we'll fix it.
Without telling anyone at all.

848
01:20:45,862 --> 01:20:48,393
She doesn't understand a thing,
she's American.

849
01:20:48,528 --> 01:20:51,626
Are you serious?
We're going to fix the piles?

850
01:20:51,762 --> 01:20:54,960
Sure, it will be fine. Hm?

851
01:20:55,095 --> 01:20:57,094
We'll sort it out.

852
01:20:58,428 --> 01:21:00,160
- Okay.
- Mm-hm?

853
01:21:00,294 --> 01:21:04,493
Mm-hm. Yeah. Okay.

854
01:21:12,062 --> 01:21:15,326
Do you remember what happened
between us the other night?

855
01:21:15,462 --> 01:21:16,461
We were here.

856
01:21:16,561 --> 01:21:18,926
Yeah, no, after that though.

857
01:21:19,062 --> 01:21:22,093
- We left.
- Yes. And then?

858
01:21:22,228 --> 01:21:25,060
- We got in a car.
- Mm-hm.

859
01:21:25,196 --> 01:21:27,994
Went back to your place.

860
01:21:32,328 --> 01:21:34,493
No?

861
01:21:34,628 --> 01:21:38,260
- Missing something?
- Mm-mm.

862
01:21:38,395 --> 01:21:40,693
You opened a bottle of wine,
we sat down.

863
01:21:40,828 --> 01:21:42,926
We talked, had a great time.

864
01:21:43,062 --> 01:21:44,961
And then what happened?

865
01:21:48,361 --> 01:21:50,526
Are you getting at something
specific here?

866
01:21:50,662 --> 01:21:52,005
- Yes.
- You've got something...

867
01:21:52,029 --> 01:21:53,193
Very specific.

868
01:21:53,328 --> 01:21:54,538
Why don't you just come out
and say it?

869
01:21:54,562 --> 01:21:55,761
Because I want you to say it.

870
01:21:55,862 --> 01:21:57,527
I want you to remember it.

871
01:22:03,561 --> 01:22:05,171
Why is it so hard
for you to say...

872
01:22:05,194 --> 01:22:07,393
Come.

873
01:22:09,129 --> 01:22:10,759
Why is it so...

874
01:22:10,895 --> 01:22:13,359
I don't understand why it's
so hard for you to say this.

875
01:22:13,495 --> 01:22:17,060
- We had sex.
- Great, yes.

876
01:22:17,194 --> 01:22:19,005
Why didn't you just
say it yourself?

877
01:22:19,029 --> 01:22:20,593
You didn't want to say it.

878
01:22:33,629 --> 01:22:36,559
Okay, you were inside of me,
that's what happened.

879
01:22:36,695 --> 01:22:39,159
- Yes, I am...
- You were inside of me.

880
01:22:39,295 --> 01:22:41,726
- I'm aware of that.
- Okay, good.

881
01:22:41,862 --> 01:22:43,326
You remember that then.

882
01:22:43,461 --> 01:22:46,226
Listen, that is part of it.

883
01:22:46,361 --> 01:22:48,060
Yes, it's a big part of it.

884
01:22:48,195 --> 01:22:50,393
When a man and a woman,
you know...

885
01:22:50,529 --> 01:22:51,860
The man is...

886
01:22:51,995 --> 01:22:53,873
- Good.
- Inside the woman, yeah?

887
01:22:53,962 --> 01:22:57,193
And that meant something,
did it not?

888
01:22:57,328 --> 01:22:58,760
Absolutely.

889
01:22:58,896 --> 01:23:01,226
Okay. What did it mean to you?

890
01:23:07,328 --> 01:23:09,137
I really enjoyed myself
that evening.

891
01:23:09,161 --> 01:23:12,159
- I did. I absolutely did.
- Good, good, and I...

892
01:23:12,294 --> 01:23:14,105
Can you please keep
your voice down?

893
01:23:14,128 --> 01:23:16,726
It's just there's someone
right over there.

894
01:23:16,862 --> 01:23:19,693
- Yeah, yeah. I like you.
- Mm-hm.

895
01:23:19,829 --> 01:23:22,660
And I have an emotional
connection to you,

896
01:23:22,795 --> 01:23:26,326
and I'd like to explore that
because it's important to me.

897
01:23:26,462 --> 01:23:28,371
I don't just go have sex
with anybody.

898
01:23:28,395 --> 01:23:30,493
You know? I have to have that.

899
01:23:30,629 --> 01:23:32,760
Do you just go have sex
with just anybody?

900
01:23:32,895 --> 01:23:34,660
Excuse me?

901
01:23:34,795 --> 01:23:38,426
Do you just go have sex
with lots of other women?

902
01:23:38,561 --> 01:23:40,660
Um...

903
01:23:42,996 --> 01:23:45,327
Is this something
that you do a lot?

904
01:23:47,328 --> 01:23:49,526
Kind of a private question,
isn't it?

905
01:23:49,662 --> 01:23:53,593
Uh, well, so is being inside me
pretty private, so...

906
01:23:53,729 --> 01:23:56,092
But where's
the connection there?

907
01:23:56,228 --> 01:23:58,226
I'm asking how often
you do this.

908
01:24:09,161 --> 01:24:14,059
How... how often would you say
that you take women...

909
01:24:14,195 --> 01:24:15,927
that you don't know very well,

910
01:24:16,061 --> 01:24:18,104
and have sex with them
and be inside them?

911
01:24:18,128 --> 01:24:19,826
I'm not sure...

912
01:24:19,962 --> 01:24:21,392
Do you not remember them?

913
01:24:21,528 --> 01:24:24,027
Yeah, sure, I do. Yeah.

914
01:24:24,161 --> 01:24:25,994
You know their names?

915
01:24:26,828 --> 01:24:28,346
- Yeah.
- Yeah?

916
01:24:28,462 --> 01:24:29,872
- Mm-hm, yeah.
- Always?

917
01:24:29,896 --> 01:24:31,470
- Always. Yeah.
- Yeah.

918
01:24:31,494 --> 01:24:33,560
So what's my name?

919
01:24:44,695 --> 01:24:45,760
I know your name.

920
01:24:45,895 --> 01:24:47,527
Okay, then good, what is it?

921
01:24:47,662 --> 01:24:49,780
I'm not gonna go
into this with you.

922
01:24:49,828 --> 01:24:51,025
This is stupid.

923
01:24:51,161 --> 01:24:52,872
Anyone that would know
somebody's name

924
01:24:52,896 --> 01:24:56,593
would just say, "Of course
I know your name."

925
01:24:56,728 --> 01:24:57,993
Name.

926
01:24:58,128 --> 01:25:00,693
- I know your name.
- What is it?

927
01:25:02,795 --> 01:25:04,360
Anne.

928
01:25:08,461 --> 01:25:09,961
Okay.

929
01:25:11,862 --> 01:25:13,671
You really
pissed me off.

930
01:25:13,695 --> 01:25:15,293
- Yeah.
- Yeah.

931
01:25:15,428 --> 01:25:17,092
I think you're fascinating.

932
01:25:17,228 --> 01:25:19,226
Oh, now we're gonna
get to the... oh.

933
01:25:19,362 --> 01:25:21,626
Yeah, I think you're
so interesting.

934
01:25:21,762 --> 01:25:24,827
Yes, I really do. I'm really
starting to figure you out.

935
01:25:24,962 --> 01:25:27,126
- You are?
- Yeah, yeah.

936
01:25:27,262 --> 01:25:31,726
- Let's hear it.
- I think you're interested
in using your position,

937
01:25:31,862 --> 01:25:33,893
which is a position of power,

938
01:25:34,028 --> 01:25:37,259
to attract women
and to make conquests.

939
01:25:37,395 --> 01:25:39,326
That's what I think.

940
01:25:39,461 --> 01:25:41,459
That's what I think. Sorry.

941
01:25:41,595 --> 01:25:44,960
Mm-hm. Is that how I
got you into bed?

942
01:25:45,095 --> 01:25:47,070
Well, it didn't work for me
in that way.

943
01:25:47,094 --> 01:25:50,060
- Oh, no. Absolutely not.
- Well, you admit it now.

944
01:25:50,195 --> 01:25:53,493
It didn't work for you.
That's not a turn-on for you
in any way.

945
01:25:53,628 --> 01:25:56,260
It's a lot of things,
but I don't think it's...

946
01:25:56,395 --> 01:25:58,793
It's nothing to do with
the fact that I'm...

947
01:25:58,928 --> 01:26:01,259
I... I don't think so.

948
01:26:01,395 --> 01:26:06,060
Why is that so hard to admit,
that power is a turn-on?

949
01:26:06,195 --> 01:26:08,292
- Admit it.
- But it's not true for me.

950
01:26:08,428 --> 01:26:09,905
- It's not true. Okay.
- No.

951
01:26:09,929 --> 01:26:11,959
I'll admit to something else
as well.

952
01:26:12,095 --> 01:26:13,738
I'm really proud
that I conquered you.

953
01:26:13,762 --> 01:26:15,271
- Are you?
- Yeah.

954
01:26:15,295 --> 01:26:18,426
- Proud of having me.
- Mm-hm.

955
01:26:18,561 --> 01:26:20,593
You. You're quite a catch...

956
01:26:22,528 --> 01:26:24,493
Yeah. Huh?

957
01:26:24,628 --> 01:26:26,894
You're quite a catch.

958
01:26:38,395 --> 01:26:40,659
"You accused me
of being a thief.

959
01:26:40,795 --> 01:26:42,537
You will apologize to me
and my family,

960
01:26:42,561 --> 01:26:46,560
or I will make chaos with you."

961
01:28:37,495 --> 01:28:39,160
Hello?

962
01:28:43,028 --> 01:28:44,527
Hello.

963
01:28:47,961 --> 01:28:51,226
Daddy!
Why didn't you
open the door?

964
01:28:51,361 --> 01:28:53,493
And why didn't you
pick us up!

965
01:28:53,629 --> 01:28:55,271
It wasn't
my turn to do it.

966
01:28:55,295 --> 01:28:59,059
- We had to call Mummy!
- She didn't tell me...

967
01:28:59,194 --> 01:29:02,293
- Go inside, you idiot!
- Stop it!

968
01:29:04,994 --> 01:29:07,426
No... What's going on here?

969
01:29:07,562 --> 01:29:13,693
What's wrong?
Don't fight like that...

970
01:29:13,828 --> 01:29:17,493
What's wrong with you?

971
01:29:17,628 --> 01:29:20,426
- You twerp!
- I hate you!

972
01:29:20,561 --> 01:29:23,327
- Let go!
- Stop it!

973
01:29:25,194 --> 01:29:27,193
Hey, hey...!

974
01:29:28,729 --> 01:29:33,260
What are you doing?
No, go to your room.

975
01:29:33,395 --> 01:29:35,693
What's the matter, Lise? No!

976
01:29:38,294 --> 01:29:42,259
Lilly? What have I said
about slamming doors?

977
01:29:42,395 --> 01:29:45,026
What have I said
about that?!

978
01:29:48,895 --> 01:29:52,926
What have I said
about slamming doors?

979
01:29:53,061 --> 01:29:59,859
We've talked about this.
What's wrong with you two?

980
01:29:59,995 --> 01:30:04,694
Lise? You're the eldest...
What's all this?

981
01:30:11,528 --> 01:30:12,726
Hello?

982
01:30:42,194 --> 01:30:44,360
Why are you fighting like this?

983
01:30:46,628 --> 01:30:48,460
What's the matter?

984
01:31:08,827 --> 01:31:15,527
- I'm sorry, Daddy.
- No, it was my fault.
I raised my voice.

985
01:31:15,661 --> 01:31:18,893
I shouldn't have
shouted like that.

986
01:31:19,028 --> 01:31:22,160
I'm sorry. Forgive me.

987
01:31:24,561 --> 01:31:29,659
Do you want to wait here
while I go get Lise? All right?

988
01:31:41,694 --> 01:31:47,025
Welcome! I'm delighted
to see such a crowd.

989
01:31:47,161 --> 01:31:53,993
Here are sets for our new
exhibition, one that is
very promising indeed.

990
01:31:56,195 --> 01:32:02,527
To enter, you have to decide
whether you trust other people,

991
01:32:02,661 --> 01:32:07,193
or that you don't,
you mistrust them.

992
01:32:07,328 --> 01:32:11,725
This is done by pressing
the appropriate button.

993
01:32:11,861 --> 01:32:14,893
You're welcome to do that now.

994
01:32:31,062 --> 01:32:35,226
Excited?
Let's see what happens next.

995
01:32:46,128 --> 01:32:49,893
- Should we?
- What do you think?

996
01:32:50,028 --> 01:32:54,825
- That's what it says.
- So, shouldn't we?

997
01:32:54,961 --> 01:32:57,460
- Here?
- Mm-hm.

998
01:33:00,527 --> 01:33:04,092
Is that okay?
Does it feel strange?

999
01:33:04,228 --> 01:33:06,559
Yes.

1000
01:33:08,794 --> 01:33:11,026
It'll be interesting to see
if they're still there

1001
01:33:11,161 --> 01:33:13,558
when we get back.

1002
01:33:13,694 --> 01:33:17,859
This reminds me of something
your grandpa told me.

1003
01:33:17,994 --> 01:33:22,326
He was a boy, about 6 years old.

1004
01:33:22,462 --> 01:33:24,759
And he was about to go out
and play...

1005
01:33:24,894 --> 01:33:30,525
His parents made him a tag
and wrote his name and address
on it.

1006
01:33:30,660 --> 01:33:34,259
They hung it around his neck
and sent him off to play

1007
01:33:34,394 --> 01:33:37,559
all by himself
in the middle of Copenhagen.

1008
01:33:37,694 --> 01:33:43,659
Imagine if I had done that
to you when you were six.

1009
01:33:43,794 --> 01:33:48,093
That never would have happened.
Attitudes change...

1010
01:33:48,228 --> 01:33:53,360
Back then,
people trusted other grownups

1011
01:33:53,494 --> 01:33:58,160
to help their children if they
had problems or had lost their
way.

1012
01:33:58,295 --> 01:34:01,059
But nowadays, you tend to
regard other adults

1013
01:34:01,194 --> 01:34:06,726
as potential threats.

1014
01:34:06,861 --> 01:34:10,193
- Do you understand?
- What's that got to do
with this?

1015
01:34:10,328 --> 01:34:14,859
Everything. Read this again
and you'll understand.

1016
01:34:14,995 --> 01:34:18,059
Read it again. Out loud.

1017
01:34:18,561 --> 01:34:25,326
"The Square is
a sanctuary of trust and caring.

1018
01:34:25,661 --> 01:34:32,459
Within it, we all share
equal rights and obligations."

1019
01:34:44,394 --> 01:34:50,293
I don't have any cash.
Sorry, I don't have any cash.

1020
01:34:51,361 --> 01:34:53,393
I don't have any cash.

1021
01:35:32,494 --> 01:35:33,759
Hello?

1022
01:35:33,894 --> 01:35:37,993
Hello, I'm Pauline
from YouTube Sweden.

1023
01:35:38,361 --> 01:35:42,126
- Oh, hello...
- Congratulations to 300k.

1024
01:35:43,861 --> 01:35:47,960
- Excuse me?
- Congratulations to
300,000 clicks.

1025
01:35:49,295 --> 01:35:51,992
- 300,000 views?
- That's right.

1026
01:35:52,128 --> 01:35:54,326
Your video has seen
a lot of traffic

1027
01:35:54,461 --> 01:35:56,826
in just a few hours.

1028
01:35:58,295 --> 01:36:01,093
Really? Well, that's nice.

1029
01:36:01,228 --> 01:36:05,659
I presume you're referring
to our artist talk.

1030
01:36:06,161 --> 01:36:11,559
No, it's "Blonde Child Beggar
Gets Blown Into Pieces".

1031
01:36:11,694 --> 01:36:14,059
The reason I'm calling is to ask

1032
01:36:14,194 --> 01:36:16,193
if you are interested
in any ads,

1033
01:36:16,327 --> 01:36:21,060
thereby sharing partner revenue.

1034
01:36:23,061 --> 01:36:28,491
- Hello?
- I need to get my head
around this...

1035
01:36:28,627 --> 01:36:32,492
We have a clip on YouTube

1036
01:36:32,627 --> 01:36:34,659
that features kids
being blown up?

1037
01:36:34,794 --> 01:36:39,425
I haven't seen
the clip myself...

1038
01:36:39,561 --> 01:36:41,359
I don't work with content.

1039
01:36:41,494 --> 01:36:45,059
No, of course not.
Listen, can I call you back

1040
01:36:45,194 --> 01:36:49,325
in ten minutes
when I know more about this?

1041
01:36:49,460 --> 01:36:54,960
- Sure.
- I'll do that. Great. Bye.

1042
01:37:07,894 --> 01:37:11,526
This so can't be happening.

1043
01:37:13,327 --> 01:37:15,793
Unbelievable...

1044
01:37:58,961 --> 01:38:01,059
Excuse me,
could you help me?

1045
01:38:01,194 --> 01:38:04,092
No?

1046
01:38:04,227 --> 01:38:08,826
- Could you give me a hand?
- Sorry...

1047
01:38:13,560 --> 01:38:15,392
Excuse me.

1048
01:38:16,028 --> 01:38:18,059
Hi. Can you...

1049
01:38:18,194 --> 01:38:20,159
Hey, hey. I need your help.

1050
01:38:20,294 --> 01:38:22,359
Can you help me, please.

1051
01:38:24,061 --> 01:38:26,225
Can you please help me.

1052
01:38:28,193 --> 01:38:30,826
Yes, you.
Can you help me, please.

1053
01:38:33,527 --> 01:38:34,726
Can you please come with me.

1054
01:38:34,994 --> 01:38:36,525
Please come.

1055
01:38:36,661 --> 01:38:39,225
Come. Come. Come on.

1056
01:38:39,360 --> 01:38:41,359
I need help.

1057
01:38:41,494 --> 01:38:42,658
Thank you.

1058
01:38:42,794 --> 01:38:44,492
Just...

1059
01:38:44,627 --> 01:38:47,559
Um, and just wait.

1060
01:38:47,694 --> 01:38:49,025
Just wait here.

1061
01:38:49,161 --> 01:38:51,358
My daughters are missing.

1062
01:38:51,494 --> 01:38:53,258
So I'm gonna go look for them.

1063
01:38:53,394 --> 01:38:54,859
If they come back here,

1064
01:38:54,995 --> 01:38:57,726
please tell them
that I will be right back.

1065
01:38:57,861 --> 01:39:00,159
And just watch... the bags.

1066
01:39:00,294 --> 01:39:02,258
And my daughters, if they come,

1067
01:39:02,394 --> 01:39:04,037
tell them I'll be here
in five minutes.

1068
01:39:04,061 --> 01:39:06,859
Yeah. Thank you.

1069
01:40:12,227 --> 01:40:14,758
"These people must die in hell.

1070
01:40:14,894 --> 01:40:17,692
If I meet them on the street, I
will punch them in their faces."

1071
01:40:17,828 --> 01:40:21,926
"You make money off of
scaring people shitless."

1072
01:40:25,727 --> 01:40:28,992
"Why aren't these people dead?"

1073
01:40:29,728 --> 01:40:34,826
- Well, at least
we got people talking.
- He's here.

1074
01:40:53,561 --> 01:40:57,525
...have produced this
video with taxpayers' money...

1075
01:40:57,661 --> 01:40:59,326
Hello...

1076
01:41:00,861 --> 01:41:02,859
Hi, Elna.

1077
01:41:02,994 --> 01:41:07,192
And the other thing
they do, that they are
clueless about,

1078
01:41:07,327 --> 01:41:09,593
is to attack one of Sweden's

1079
01:41:09,728 --> 01:41:11,759
most vulnerable groups,
the beggars.

1080
01:41:11,895 --> 01:41:16,625
People who sit day
and night outside shops.

1081
01:41:16,861 --> 01:41:21,091
A video like this is pissing
straight on their faces.

1082
01:41:21,227 --> 01:41:24,158
What's really sick is that
my 6-year-old daughter...

1083
01:41:24,294 --> 01:41:28,025
- Could you turn that off?
- sees body parts flying...

1084
01:41:28,160 --> 01:41:31,158
Who's that idiot?

1085
01:41:31,661 --> 01:41:35,859
Elna, this is an opportunity
to take a stand.

1086
01:41:35,995 --> 01:41:39,892
We, as a museum, mustn't
be afraid to push boundaries.

1087
01:41:40,027 --> 01:41:44,592
To transcend
all kinds of taboos.

1088
01:41:44,728 --> 01:41:47,892
Nothing should stand in the way
of freedom of expression.

1089
01:41:48,027 --> 01:41:51,893
That's my conviction.
It's something to stand up for.

1090
01:41:53,961 --> 01:41:55,125
Without a doubt.

1091
01:42:01,794 --> 01:42:03,826
BabyBjorn...

1092
01:42:03,962 --> 01:42:07,225
Do you think they'll want
to donate money to this museum?

1093
01:42:11,628 --> 01:42:13,592
You do realize

1094
01:42:13,727 --> 01:42:15,925
that I didn't have anything
to do with this video?

1095
01:42:15,994 --> 01:42:21,725
- I didn't make it...
- That's totally irrelevant.

1096
01:42:21,861 --> 01:42:23,659
Really.

1097
01:42:27,895 --> 01:42:31,492
I have a board meeting
to attend.

1098
01:42:31,627 --> 01:42:33,705
And I want to make sure
that you will comply

1099
01:42:33,794 --> 01:42:36,659
with any decisions we make.

1100
01:42:36,794 --> 01:42:42,491
Well, that depends
on what we're talking about.

1101
01:42:42,627 --> 01:42:47,125
That would be decisions related
to the consequences of all this.

1102
01:42:52,294 --> 01:42:55,492
- Obviously.
- Okay.

1103
01:42:55,627 --> 01:42:57,492
Good.

1104
01:43:12,861 --> 01:43:15,991
Girls, if you want to draw,

1105
01:43:16,127 --> 01:43:19,258
there are some crayons
over there.

1106
01:43:19,394 --> 01:43:23,992
- No...
- You don't want to? Why not?

1107
01:43:26,861 --> 01:43:30,859
One more thing.
We need new press photos of you.

1108
01:43:33,361 --> 01:43:36,392
- What for?
- On the ones we have,
you're smiling.

1109
01:43:49,828 --> 01:43:51,459
Welcome.

1110
01:43:53,327 --> 01:43:54,892
Christian?

1111
01:43:58,660 --> 01:44:02,159
Keep in mind that they
don't know about the clip.

1112
01:44:43,360 --> 01:44:45,803
I'm
asking for your utmost caution

1113
01:44:45,826 --> 01:44:47,793
during this performance.

1114
01:44:55,728 --> 01:44:59,925
- What's happening?
- This will be exciting!

1115
01:45:00,060 --> 01:45:01,825
Welcome to the jungle.

1116
01:45:04,528 --> 01:45:09,091
Soon you will be confronted
by a wild animal.

1117
01:45:09,227 --> 01:45:11,425
As you all know,
the hunting instinct

1118
01:45:11,561 --> 01:45:13,659
is triggered by weakness.

1119
01:45:13,793 --> 01:45:17,525
If you show fear,
the animal will sense it.

1120
01:45:20,160 --> 01:45:26,092
If you try to escape,
the animal will hunt you down.

1121
01:45:28,894 --> 01:45:32,392
But if you remain
perfectly still,

1122
01:45:32,527 --> 01:45:35,693
without moving a muscle,

1123
01:45:35,827 --> 01:45:38,659
the animal might not notice you.

1124
01:45:38,793 --> 01:45:41,558
And you can hide in the herd,

1125
01:45:41,694 --> 01:45:46,025
safe in the knowledge that
someone else will be the prey.

1126
01:46:08,327 --> 01:46:10,626
What's going on?

1127
01:48:10,826 --> 01:48:13,392
- This is rather fierce.
- Yes.

1128
01:49:28,327 --> 01:49:30,125
Hello.

1129
01:49:42,293 --> 01:49:44,192
Stop.

1130
01:49:44,327 --> 01:49:46,658
Stop.

1131
01:49:53,526 --> 01:49:55,225
Very funny.

1132
01:50:15,526 --> 01:50:17,358
Go on, go away.

1133
01:50:19,027 --> 01:50:20,092
Go away.

1134
01:50:35,527 --> 01:50:38,225
Come on.

1135
01:50:40,960 --> 01:50:44,192
Okay...

1136
01:51:21,559 --> 01:51:27,025
Let's have a round of
applause... for Oleg Rogozjin.

1137
01:51:27,160 --> 01:51:29,925
Amazing!

1138
01:51:30,060 --> 01:51:34,025
Great! Thank you very much.

1139
01:51:39,894 --> 01:51:42,225
Oleg, I just said that...

1140
01:51:42,360 --> 01:51:44,892
I'm just saying that...

1141
01:51:46,893 --> 01:51:49,258
I'm just saying...

1142
01:52:25,127 --> 01:52:28,159
No.

1143
01:54:35,793 --> 01:54:37,658
Help...

1144
01:54:44,559 --> 01:54:46,358
Hey...

1145
01:54:54,460 --> 01:54:57,491
That hurts a bit...

1146
01:54:57,627 --> 01:55:00,758
Hello? Help...

1147
01:55:00,893 --> 01:55:04,159
Fredrik, could you help me?

1148
01:55:05,793 --> 01:55:08,692
Okay... Help!

1149
01:55:24,960 --> 01:55:28,159
Stop it! Hey! Stop it!

1150
01:55:39,893 --> 01:55:42,224
You bastard!

1151
01:55:45,393 --> 01:55:47,558
Kill him, for God's sake!

1152
01:56:37,793 --> 01:56:39,725
Are you Christian?

1153
01:56:43,659 --> 01:56:46,658
Are you Christian?

1154
01:56:46,793 --> 01:56:48,725
Daddy?

1155
01:56:48,860 --> 01:56:53,291
Why don't you go upstairs?
This won't take long.

1156
01:56:54,559 --> 01:56:56,358
You can wait outside.

1157
01:56:58,393 --> 01:57:02,691
- What are you doing here?
- You put this in our letterbox.

1158
01:57:02,826 --> 01:57:06,725
- My parents think I'm a thief.
- You shouldn't be here.

1159
01:57:06,860 --> 01:57:10,058
Yes, I should.
And you should apologize.

1160
01:57:10,192 --> 01:57:14,658
Listen to me,
you shouldn't be here.

1161
01:57:14,794 --> 01:57:17,725
This is just weird.
You have to leave.

1162
01:57:17,860 --> 01:57:22,191
- Stay here. Hey!
- No.

1163
01:57:23,292 --> 01:57:26,257
Hey...

1164
01:57:26,393 --> 01:57:31,857
- Hey, stop!
- Don't shout,
people are sleeping.

1165
01:57:31,993 --> 01:57:34,357
If you apologize, I'll go.

1166
01:57:34,493 --> 01:57:39,425
Listen carefully to me...

1167
01:57:39,560 --> 01:57:42,858
I'm really sorry
if my letter caused you trouble.

1168
01:57:42,993 --> 01:57:49,424
This has nothing to do with you.
Please, let me finish...

1169
01:57:49,560 --> 01:57:52,424
It was nothing personal.

1170
01:57:52,560 --> 01:57:56,658
All I wanted was to
get my stuff back.

1171
01:57:56,794 --> 01:58:01,358
- What are you doing?
- Good night. Go now.

1172
01:58:01,493 --> 01:58:03,158
Stop!

1173
01:58:06,293 --> 01:58:08,124
Hey! Stop!

1174
01:58:09,693 --> 01:58:14,692
What are you doing?
Beat it!

1175
01:58:20,460 --> 01:58:22,691
- Hey!
- Stop this.

1176
01:58:22,826 --> 01:58:26,224
No. Apologize to me
and my family!

1177
01:58:26,359 --> 01:58:31,491
Stop shouting!
Stop this and get out!

1178
01:58:33,493 --> 01:58:37,491
I will smack you one,
believe me.

1179
01:58:37,627 --> 01:58:42,190
I'm counting to three.
One, two...

1180
01:58:42,326 --> 01:58:43,692
Get out.

1181
01:58:47,960 --> 01:58:49,291
Get out!

1182
01:59:11,826 --> 01:59:14,057
Let's go inside.

1183
01:59:20,793 --> 01:59:24,858
What are you doing?
Don't do that!

1184
01:59:31,159 --> 01:59:33,357
Stop doing that!

1185
01:59:33,493 --> 01:59:34,825
Stop it!

1186
01:59:34,959 --> 01:59:37,391
You called me a thief,
so I'm making chaos with you!

1187
01:59:39,493 --> 01:59:41,691
Stop this...

1188
01:59:41,826 --> 01:59:45,325
No! Don't you...

1189
01:59:47,326 --> 01:59:51,190
- They're my neighbors! Get out!
- Help me!

1190
01:59:51,326 --> 01:59:54,892
- Hello? Hello?
- Beat it!

1191
02:00:06,126 --> 02:00:08,458
Why didn't you listen to me?

1192
02:00:10,660 --> 02:00:13,224
You should have listened.

1193
02:00:13,360 --> 02:00:17,224
Right? Now go home.

1194
02:00:18,292 --> 02:00:20,391
Go home.

1195
02:00:31,860 --> 02:00:36,057
All right, go
and brush your teeth.

1196
02:00:36,193 --> 02:00:40,291
Go on, brush your teeth...
Shoes off first.

1197
02:01:19,192 --> 02:01:21,024
Help!

1198
02:01:37,825 --> 02:01:39,758
Help!

1199
02:01:39,893 --> 02:01:43,291
- Hello?
- Help me...

1200
02:01:44,192 --> 02:01:45,491
Is there anyone here?

1201
02:01:51,859 --> 02:01:53,491
Hello?

1202
02:02:21,226 --> 02:02:23,191
Help!

1203
02:02:27,226 --> 02:02:30,191
Here we go... Yes.

1204
02:03:01,693 --> 02:03:04,325
Help me!

1205
02:03:07,126 --> 02:03:08,824
Help!

1206
02:03:14,126 --> 02:03:15,891
Help me...

1207
02:03:21,292 --> 02:03:22,724
Help!

1208
02:03:32,360 --> 02:03:34,058
Help me...

1209
02:03:38,626 --> 02:03:40,358
Help...

1210
02:06:55,859 --> 02:06:58,157
The person
you're trying to reach

1211
02:06:58,293 --> 02:06:59,724
is not available...

1212
02:07:23,159 --> 02:07:25,425
Uh, hi...

1213
02:07:25,559 --> 02:07:28,924
You can probably
see who this is.

1214
02:07:29,059 --> 02:07:32,324
We just met on my stairwell.

1215
02:07:32,459 --> 02:07:35,857
I tried to call,
but I couldn't get through.

1216
02:07:35,993 --> 02:07:40,890
So now I'm making
this video instead.

1217
02:07:41,025 --> 02:07:44,357
Because you're absolutely right.

1218
02:07:44,492 --> 02:07:47,424
I apologize for
the rotten thing I did.

1219
02:07:47,559 --> 02:07:49,891
I accused you of being a thief.

1220
02:07:50,026 --> 02:07:54,723
Please show this
to your parents,

1221
02:07:54,859 --> 02:07:57,258
so they'll know you are
not a thief.

1222
02:07:57,393 --> 02:08:00,524
The note said you stole
my phone and my wallet,

1223
02:08:00,659 --> 02:08:03,590
but that wasn't true.

1224
02:08:03,726 --> 02:08:07,824
I want to emphasize
that this is simply not true.

1225
02:08:07,959 --> 02:08:11,457
So I'd like to apologize.
It was a bad thing to do.

1226
02:08:15,826 --> 02:08:18,991
It was so selfish of me.

1227
02:08:19,126 --> 02:08:22,158
akumenang.com
and I'm...

1228
02:08:22,293 --> 02:08:27,490
Looking back, I should have
gone into your building,

1229
02:08:27,625 --> 02:08:31,524
knocked on the doors
and asked a simple question.

1230
02:08:31,659 --> 02:08:34,891
But that never
occurred to me, because...

1231
02:08:36,525 --> 02:08:39,390
Well, honestly,
I was too afraid.

1232
02:08:39,525 --> 02:08:43,258
Afraid of the people who live...

1233
02:08:43,392 --> 02:08:47,657
Afraid of the people I picture
living in a building like yours.

1234
02:08:50,059 --> 02:08:54,224
Those negative expectations
say something about me.

1235
02:08:54,359 --> 02:08:57,191
They say something
about our society,

1236
02:08:57,326 --> 02:09:02,390
because I'm sure I'm not
akumenang.com

1237
02:09:04,059 --> 02:09:07,923
You have preconceptions
about us too,

1238
02:09:08,059 --> 02:09:10,857
probably because
our lives are so different.

1239
02:09:10,993 --> 02:09:13,824
So suddenly,
it comes down to politics

1240
02:09:13,959 --> 02:09:17,057
and the distribution of assets.

1241
02:09:17,193 --> 02:09:23,423
Because these problems can't
be solved by individuals alone.

1242
02:09:23,558 --> 02:09:28,191
Society needs to lend a hand
too. It's not enough

1243
02:09:28,326 --> 02:09:34,390
that I admit I was wrong
and apologize to you in a video.

1244
02:09:34,526 --> 02:09:37,757
There are bigger,
structural problems

1245
02:09:37,892 --> 02:09:40,723
involved that society
needs to deal with.

1246
02:09:40,859 --> 02:09:47,157
I actually know
one of the 291 people

1247
02:09:47,293 --> 02:09:50,390
who own more than 50%
of the world's wealth.

1248
02:09:50,525 --> 02:09:56,490
A guy like that could fix
all this in an instant.

1249
02:10:21,358 --> 02:10:23,102
Hi, you've
called Christian.

1250
02:10:23,126 --> 02:10:25,157
I can't pick up my phone
right now,

1251
02:10:25,292 --> 02:10:28,890
but please leave a message
and I'll get back to you.

1252
02:10:32,625 --> 02:10:34,290
Welcome...

1253
02:10:36,859 --> 02:10:38,557
We have...

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02:10:47,559 --> 02:10:51,924
We have called
this press conference

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02:10:52,059 --> 02:10:57,191
in response to a certain video
circulating on the Internet.

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02:10:57,325 --> 02:11:01,991
We believe that it's the best
way to deal with your questions.

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02:11:02,126 --> 02:11:05,523
This session will be led by
our chief curator,

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02:11:05,659 --> 02:11:07,191
Christian Juel Nielsen.

1259
02:11:14,658 --> 02:11:16,357
Hello.

1260
02:11:18,225 --> 02:11:22,657
Well, as previously stated...

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02:11:22,793 --> 02:11:27,157
We are here
to discuss the video clip

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02:11:27,292 --> 02:11:33,757
published on the museum website
and on our YouTube channel.

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02:11:33,893 --> 02:11:37,423
We have received a massive
amount of messages

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02:11:37,559 --> 02:11:39,723
and indignant responses

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02:11:39,859 --> 02:11:43,991
with regard to this video,
and this pains us.

1266
02:11:44,126 --> 02:11:48,991
- Could you please speak up?
- Yes, certainly.

1267
02:11:49,126 --> 02:11:53,256
We're very sorry
to have caused this commotion,

1268
02:11:53,392 --> 02:11:59,857
particularly since this clip
was published by mistake.

1269
02:12:01,625 --> 02:12:04,189
This museum has
clearly defined procedures.

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02:12:04,325 --> 02:12:07,590
It's my role to supervise
all our communications

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02:12:07,725 --> 02:12:10,757
and marketing efforts.

1272
02:12:10,892 --> 02:12:15,090
In this particular case, I did
not fully comply with protocol,

1273
02:12:15,225 --> 02:12:20,323
and this video was published
without my knowledge.

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02:12:20,458 --> 02:12:24,058
I have acted
irresponsibly in this matter,

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02:12:24,192 --> 02:12:28,357
and have therefore,
in accord with our board,

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02:12:28,492 --> 02:12:31,556
decided to step down.

1277
02:12:31,692 --> 02:12:34,409
- Are you saying that
you're resigning?
- Yes.

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02:12:34,458 --> 02:12:37,657
- When?
- As soon as possible.

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02:12:37,793 --> 02:12:42,024
- Were you sacked?
- No, it was
a unanimous decision.

1280
02:12:42,159 --> 02:12:47,223
We felt that it would be
the best solution.

1281
02:12:47,358 --> 02:12:49,690
Define "we".

1282
02:12:49,825 --> 02:12:53,156
That would be myself,
our management and our board.

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02:12:53,292 --> 02:12:57,990
Where is your solidarity
with the voiceless

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02:12:58,125 --> 02:13:01,324
and the vulnerable
members of society?

1285
02:13:08,325 --> 02:13:12,990
Where is your solidarity
with the voiceless

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02:13:13,125 --> 02:13:15,857
and the vulnerable
members of society?

1287
02:13:18,826 --> 02:13:21,390
You should be ashamed
of yourself!

1288
02:13:24,959 --> 02:13:26,990
That's total bullshit...

1289
02:13:27,125 --> 02:13:33,590
You started out by saying
that you and the museum board

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02:13:33,726 --> 02:13:38,024
agreed that you should resign.

1291
02:13:38,158 --> 02:13:41,557
Yes, that was our decision.

1292
02:13:41,692 --> 02:13:45,757
This is not the image
we wish to project.

1293
02:13:45,892 --> 02:13:49,890
So you've reached the limit
for how much freedom of speech

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02:13:50,025 --> 02:13:51,724
you can handle?

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02:13:51,859 --> 02:13:56,257
You've hit the ceiling
in terms of communication?

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02:13:56,392 --> 02:14:00,290
Do you personally believe
that you crossed a line?

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02:14:03,158 --> 02:14:07,323
I believe that freedom of speech

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comes with certain
responsibilities.

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You must consider
what you express.

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02:14:12,191 --> 02:14:14,723
But is it up to you
to limit free speech?

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02:14:14,859 --> 02:14:21,656
Isn't such self-censorship
cause for concern?

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02:14:21,792 --> 02:14:27,657
- You're in a powerful position.
- The decision was not all mine.

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02:14:27,792 --> 02:14:30,691
But you took part
in this decision.

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02:14:30,826 --> 02:14:33,657
You have clearly expressed
that this clip

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02:14:33,793 --> 02:14:39,390
was so distasteful that you
feel obligated to resign.

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02:14:39,526 --> 02:14:43,857
I made a mistake, the clip was
published without my approval.

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02:14:43,992 --> 02:14:49,056
So that's where you draw the
line? A fictional girl gets...

1308
02:14:49,191 --> 02:14:52,690
No, it isn't. Like I said,
this has nothing to do

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02:14:52,825 --> 02:14:54,890
with my own opinions.

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02:14:55,025 --> 02:14:57,056
You're putting a cap
on free speech!

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These are not
my personal opinions.

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02:14:59,325 --> 02:15:03,857
We're talking about the museum
and my professional role.

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What is it you don't
understand about that?

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This is a highly alarming future

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02:15:10,825 --> 02:15:15,323
you're creating for our society.

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02:15:15,459 --> 02:15:17,657
Quite frankly, it sucks!

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02:15:28,459 --> 02:15:32,156
Christian... Christian?

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02:15:32,291 --> 02:15:36,490
I have questions
about the content of the clip.

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02:15:39,959 --> 02:15:45,524
How did the choice fall on
a blonde beggar girl exploding?

1320
02:15:45,659 --> 02:15:48,356
This just came
from the PR agency.

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02:15:48,492 --> 02:15:52,323
If you wanted to draw parallels
to the poverty in the EU,

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02:15:52,459 --> 02:15:54,957
why not have
a dark-haired child?

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02:15:59,024 --> 02:16:02,257
How do you respond to that?

1324
02:16:02,392 --> 02:16:05,857
As I was trying to explain,

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I have not dealt responsibly...

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02:16:09,325 --> 02:16:14,056
- Answer the question!
- I just received a message...

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that might shed
some light on this.

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I hope so.

1329
02:16:20,358 --> 02:16:24,156
It's a statement from
our marketing department

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and the agency we used.

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"We want to emphasize
that the clip

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published on the museum's
website and YouTube channel

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in no way expresses
the standpoint of the museum."

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"The clip was produced
in sheer speculation to generate

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attention for
an upcoming exhibition."

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- So it's all speculation?
- What exhibition is that?

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Will you be blowing up kids?

1338
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What kind of exhibition is it?

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02:17:00,826 --> 02:17:05,023
To best explain
the theme of the exhibition,

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I'll quote the artist's
manifesto, which goes something
like this:

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"The Square is a sanctuary
of trust and caring.

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Within it, we all share
equal rights and obligations."

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- Could you repeat that?
- Quiet, let him talk.

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"The Square is a sanctuary
of trust and caring.

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02:17:30,158 --> 02:17:33,157
Within it, we all share
equal rights and obligations."

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02:17:39,525 --> 02:17:43,657
- What's the name of the artist?
- Lola Arias.

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02:17:43,792 --> 02:17:49,023
- Repeat her last name, please.
- A-R-I-A-S.

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02:17:49,225 --> 02:17:52,423
All the press material
is on our website.

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02:17:52,559 --> 02:17:56,657
- Including photos
of Lola Arias?
- Yes, in high-resolution.

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02:17:56,793 --> 02:17:59,890
Both of the artist
and of some of her work.

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02:18:00,025 --> 02:18:04,657
There is an extensive press kit
to download there.

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Museum speculates in disgusting
details to grab attention

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Imam, Priest and Rabbi:
stand united against PR campaign

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02:18:34,225 --> 02:18:38,457
Here is the exhibition
they wanted to launch

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02:18:53,991 --> 02:18:56,156
The coaches are
Therese Johansson,

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02:18:56,292 --> 02:18:59,524
Yasemin Beyasit,
and Josephine Kalmlund.

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02:18:59,659 --> 02:19:03,457
And here come the "Bobcats"!

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Great! Let's go for it!

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Go, girls!

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Hey guys,
great job today.

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Good teamwork.
Way to work together.

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Really, really proud
of you girls.

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02:20:56,191 --> 02:20:57,490
Hey Ellen, listen.

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What's with your attitude?

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Look at me.

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Sitting there feeling sorry
for yourself isn't gonna help.

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Okay? Stop wasting your energy
on those thoughts.

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Use it to help the team.

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You guys, if you mess up,
correct it and move on.

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Feeling guilt isn't
gonna help you.

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02:21:21,691 --> 02:21:24,290
Okay?
How do you feel?

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02:21:25,991 --> 02:21:27,356
How do you feel?

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02:21:28,325 --> 02:21:31,057
All right.
Go ahead and take your showers.

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Very good.

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Hey, where are we going?

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I'll explain in a minute.

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Remember that boy who was
waiting for us the other night?

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He lives over there.
I need to talk to him.

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It will only take ten minutes.
Twenty, tops.

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You don't mind
waiting in the car, do you?

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Is that okay?

1382
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Daddy?

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Daddy!

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What is it?

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02:23:14,192 --> 02:23:16,457
Could we come along too?

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02:23:20,292 --> 02:23:24,290
- Well, if she wants to.
- Do you?

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Sure, let's go.

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- Are you okay?
- Yeah.

1389
02:24:40,292 --> 02:24:44,189
Hello... Sorry to bother you.
My name is Christian.

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02:24:45,191 --> 02:24:49,056
This may sound a bit crazy,
but I was hoping...

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Did you happen to get a letter
accusing you of being a thief?

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02:24:57,457 --> 02:25:00,489
Claiming that you stole
a phone and a wallet?

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- Pardon?
- A letter.

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Accusing you of being a thief.

1395
02:25:12,491 --> 02:25:18,023
- What did you say I got?
- A letter with a weird message.

1396
02:25:21,658 --> 02:25:23,500
- In my letterbox?
- Yes.

1397
02:25:23,524 --> 02:25:25,822
I put them through
all the slots in this building.

1398
02:25:29,791 --> 02:25:32,029
I have no idea
what you're talking about.

1399
02:25:32,391 --> 02:25:36,489
Could anyone else
in your household have found it?

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02:25:37,691 --> 02:25:40,323
My ex-wife comes around
to clean.

1401
02:25:40,457 --> 02:25:44,389
She throws away any mail
that doesn't have my name on it.

1402
02:25:47,624 --> 02:25:48,790
I have one more question...

1403
02:25:48,992 --> 02:25:53,489
Are there any kids living
in this building?

1404
02:25:54,624 --> 02:25:57,690
- Sure, why do you ask?
- I'm looking for a boy.

1405
02:25:58,792 --> 02:26:03,690
He's, like, ten or 12...
Pitch-black hair.

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02:26:06,391 --> 02:26:09,556
About this tall?
Really dark hair...

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02:26:09,825 --> 02:26:12,689
- Ten, 13-years old...
- That's right.

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02:26:12,824 --> 02:26:14,123
Does he live here?

1409
02:26:14,825 --> 02:26:16,983
He used to.
I haven't seen him around.

1410
02:26:18,125 --> 02:26:21,290
- The family used to live here?
- I think they moved.

1411
02:26:24,292 --> 02:26:25,723
I see...

1412
02:26:25,858 --> 02:26:28,890
- Do you know where they moved?
- No, not a clue.

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02:26:35,791 --> 02:26:38,023
I'm afraid I can't help you.

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02:26:46,158 --> 02:26:48,656
- Okay.
- Bye.