1:13:03
Just a moment, please.
1:13:05
May I help you?
1:13:06
I wonder if you could
put me in touch with Mr Wolleck.
1:13:10
Perfect timing. Mr Wolleck is right
over there working on a new piece.
1:13:14
- That's Mr Wolleck? He works here?
- Mm-hm. It's part of his show.
1:13:21
I'm sorry to keep you waiting.
1:13:23
I was wondering
if you could help me with these.
1:13:30
(Wolleck) Fascinating.
1:13:32
They're quite beautiful.
1:13:35
What are they?
1:13:37
They're gynaecological instruments...
1:13:39
..for working on mutant women.
1:13:42
Mutant women?
1:13:49
That's a great theme for a show.
1:13:51
No, it's not for a show. It's not art.
1:13:55
I'm a doctor, I need them for my work.
1:13:57
That's a little out of my line.
1:14:00
What do you want me to do?
1:14:01
Well, I need
three-dimensional prototypes...
1:14:05
..in surgical steel,...
1:14:07
..cast,...
1:14:09
..hand-finished,...
1:14:11
..functioning.
1:14:13
And I thought maybe...
1:14:15
Aren't there large companies
in this town...
1:14:18
No! No, no, no, I can't go to them!
1:14:21
It's too radical for them!
1:14:23
We've always been too radical.
1:14:26
I mean... I can't!
1:14:28
It's too... It's too complicated.
1:14:33
I think maybe we could...
work something out.
1:14:37
I've had it with the bullshit
from this office!
1:14:40
I've asked you ten times to transfer
my wife's records to the Mount Sinai.
1:14:45
You haven't done it.
They refuse to admit her without them.
1:14:48
- What is going on?
- I'm so sorry.
1:14:50
The doctors assured me they'd been sent.
1:14:53
Bullshit! I want those files
in my hand before I leave!
1:14:57
Mr Glaser, I assure you
I'll do everything I can.