1:37:01
Beyond that, peace and rest.
1:37:04
Regular routine in agreeable surroundings.
1:37:07
You know, in this entire institution
at the moment...
1:37:11
we've no more than11 male patients.
1:37:14
The food is plain but healthy.
1:37:17
And above all, it is quiet. Yes.
1:37:21
Yes, it is quiet.
1:37:25
Now, here is our superintendent.
1:37:28
And this is Mr. Vincent van Gogh
from Holland.
1:37:31
Now, why don't you
take Mr. Van Gogh to his room...
1:37:34
and let him know
some of our rules and habits.
1:37:36
No, we'll store those away for you
for a little while...
1:37:39
until you see what you need. Yes.
1:37:43
Meanwhile, any time you need me...
1:38:04
...mutilated his left ear.
1:38:08
In view of the above...
1:38:11
and in the light of my examination
of the patient...
1:38:15
it is my professional opinion...
1:38:17
that it will be necessary
for Mr. Van Gogh...
1:38:20
to undergo extended observation
and treatment...
1:38:24
in this institution.
1:38:26
Signed, Dr. Peyron,
dated Saint-Rémy, May 9, 1889.
1:38:33
Van Gogh, Vincent, June 14.
1:38:37
The patient's condition
appears satisfactory...
1:38:41
with continued improvement.
1:38:45
Continues to suffer, however,
from a condition of chronic inertia...
1:38:50
accompanied by symptoms
of extreme terror.
1:38:58
Would you like me to open the window?