The Boys from Brazil
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:56:14
Good morning.
I'm looking for the village of Storlien.

:56:18
You're going the wrong way.
:56:20
Turn around and take the south road
for about 16 km.

:56:24
Then bear right. You can't miss it.
:56:26
Thanks.
:56:27
- What are you doing in these parts?
- What?

:56:30
You are not Swedish.
:56:36
I come from Dortmund originally,
but...

:56:40
..I live in Stockholm now.
:56:43
I have spent some time
in Germany myself.

:56:49
Come now! Mundt!
:56:51
- What's happened to your memory!
- My God! Major Hartung!

:56:59
I knew it was you!
:57:01
Can't believe it!
What in the world are you doing up here!

:57:04
It's no great story.
My sister was married to a Swede.

:57:08
After I escaped from the internment camp,
I hid out with them.

:57:12
I am Lars Löfquist now, inspector of
the power company. What about you?

:57:17
I come up here on a job,
for the Comrades Organisation.

:57:21
In Sweden?
:57:23
My God, what's going on? Can you
tell me or would it violate orders?

:57:28
To hell with orders! I'm sick of orders!
:57:36
I'm here in Storlien to kill
a schoolteacher by Saturday.

:57:39
But don't ask me why.
I cannot make head or tail of it.

:57:43
Who is this teacher?
Lundberg? Olafsson?

:57:47
Lundberg.
:57:49
But I don't know what he looks like.
:57:51
He's probably a harmless old man!
It doesn't make any sense!

:57:55
It makes sense to your superiors. Or they
wouldn't have given you the assignment.

:57:59
An order is an order.

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