"Sputnik Oy present" "Tick ets, please!" "THE MAN without A PAST" "Written, directed and produced b y AKI KAURISM¨¨KI" "Bingo!" "Lajunen, from the gents." "We have a dead man here." "His pulse is fading." "We`re losing him." "Perhaps it`s better this way than a life as a vegetab le." "5.12 a.m." "What is the deceased`s name?" "We don`t kno w." "Notify the morgue." "l`m needed at the maternity ward." "is he dead?" "No, he`s mo ving." "See y ou outside?" "ln a minute." "What should we do?" "Tak e him to the hospital?" "I don`t kno w." "He`s run away from the prison mental hospital." "We`ll ask him when he`s better." "Until then, we`ll let him rest." "You`re the boss." "Yes." "Get some eggs and milk." "Don`t stay out all e vening." "Thank y ou." "So he can talk." "Sure." "I just haven`t had anything to say be fore." "You`re kind." "l don`t kno w about that." "We`ve been luck y... this place and a job for Nieminen." "What does he do?" "He`s a night- watchman at the coal y ard." "Just a couple o f nights a week, but still." "We can soon apply for a council flat." "The y`ll be taking in ne w applications in a y ear or two." "That is fine." "What are y ou?" "I don`t kno w." "You don`t kno w?" "My head`s damaged someho w." "I don`t e ven remember who I am." "My, that`s bad." "Care for a cup o f co f fee?" "No thank s." "lt`s Friday." "Let`s go out for dinner." "O h w hat jo y!" "I hav e fo und a friend" "My s ins are w as he d aw ay" "I` m alw ay s bIes s e d by my friend" "He brings s w eet pe ac e To my s o ui" "He c omforts me When the ro ad is ro u gh" "My S av io ur w alk s c Io s e to me" "I` m free d from mis ery and s orrow" "As long as Jes us I follow" "He`s a faithful friend" "Will y ou have a beer if I buy y ou one?" "l`ll tak e o f fence and turn mean if y ou re fuse." "Or are y ou an anti-alcoholic?" "Don`t think so." "As far as I kno w." "I got paid today." "Not much but enough - for us to have two beers without Kaisa noticing." "Perhaps." "Two beers." "l`m pay ing." "A seagull." "An ashtray." "A stub." "A Taunus." "Eight times eight?" "Sixty-one." "Se venty-two." "A woman." "You mak e jok es, that`s good." "Ne ver give up, e ven if y ou`ve lost y our memory." "Life goes on, not back wards." "You`d be in troub le if it did." "Ho w much do y ou remember?" "I was on a train." "It was dark outside." "And be fore that?" "lt`s all b lack." "Your childhood?" "Not a sound, just a gloomy night." "Your name?" "Your age?" "Forget it." "I was on a train, that`s all." "What about Helsinki?" "Are y ou from here?" "Don`t think so." "The city seems strange to me." "Another round?" "Maybe there`s a b lood clot - in the part o f y our head where the memory is." "Alcohol will dissolve it." "You have one." "Bring me water." "I used to do a lot o f drinking when I was y ounger, be fore my marriage." "I could drink for two day s in a ro w." "But y ou`re y oung only once." "Workman`s hands." "You`ve done something." "Something simple, y ou don`t look lik e a reading man." "Thank s." "You`re welcome." "l`ll get that beer." "He y, mate!" "Missed." "Just a thought." "I saw a film as a child - where a man got his memory back - when struck again in the same spot." "I see." "Yes." "Thank s for the beer." "l`ll tak e a walk no w." "You`re welcome. lt gave me the e x cuse to drink eight." "I may get a whipping at home, though." "Stand up for y ourself." "See y ou." "She won`t hit in front o f the kids." "Ciao." "This is the man." "This here`s Anttila." "The Whip o f God." "To my friends." "What sort o f a man are y ou?" "He doesn`t kno w." "Found on the beach - some sort o f driftwood." "Let the man speak for himself." "This is a private beach but if y ou have a cigarette - l can let it go." "For once." "All I have is roll-ups." "Then it means prison." "Your interests may be mutual." "He needs a place to stay." "That`d mak e a dif ference." "If y ou lived here - l naturally wouldn`t arrest y ou." "Got one?" "What?" "A place to rent?" "Does a b ird have wings, does a wolf cry out his loneliness?" "Erik son`s container`s empty." "Where is he?" "Froze to death last winter." "All this is uno f ficial, o f course." "If the authorities ask anything - l shall deny y ou thrice lik e Peter denied Christ at the coal fire." "As it happens I don`t e ven kno w who I am." "Then we must do an oral agreement." "A hundred." "A month?" "A week." "Paid in advance each Monday." "lt`s not cheap." "l must mak e a living, too." "Many people would pay triple for a sea vie w." "And y ou don`t look lik e y ou`d last the winter." "You seem to be quite plump y ourself." "Keep my metabolism out o f this." "What about the electricity?" "included in the rent." "There`s the po wer company p y lon." "I can lend y ou a scre wdriver." "When can I mo ve in?" "As soon as I turn my back." "And the k e y s?" "You see a lock any where?" "No." "Don`t go splitting hairs then or l`ll tak e the door, too." "A month`s rent, in advance." "Tomorro w, God willing." "He mo ves in my sterious way s." "If y ou don`t pay up - l`ll send my killer dog to b ite y our nose o f f." "It only causes troub le any way, shado ws the way where ver l go." "lt`s no more smoking in the sho wer for y ou." "B y e." "May I tak e this?" "Go ahead." "Thank s." "What do I o we y ou?" "lf y ou see me - face do wn in the gutter, turn me onto my back." "Kaisa promised y ou a mattress." "We`ve an e xtra one." "A juk ebo x." "Won`t work." "These were le ft o ver." "It should work no w." "The soup had too little salt in it." "Perhaps the rain watered it do wn." "There was cabbage and potatoes, any way." "What more do y ou want?" "Meat?" "Ne ver." "Good it was." "What`s y our name?" "Angling for another plate ful?" "No chance." "You look lous y, b y the way." "l`ve had mis fortunes but l`ll o vercome them in a couple o f day s." "Visit us." "You need ne w clothes." "Looking lik e that, no one`ll tak e y ou seriously." "So l`ve noticed." "And try to pull y ourself together." "B y e no w, I must hurry." "I was told to pull my self together." "Kno w ho w to do the washing?" "Ne ver bothered to learn, Kaisa`s alway s seen to it." "So far." "Nor do we have a washing machine as I don`t have any credit." "But the neighbour has one `cause he`s wealthy." "Come in!" "l`d mak e some co f fee but I ain`t got none." "Thank s, but l`m in a hurry." "Ho w are y ou?" "If the garbage collectors` strik e continues - l must go on a diet or mo ve away." "Where`s this village`s Emplo yment Agenc y?" "See that church to wer?" "Follo w its shado w and y ou`re there." "Ex cellent!" "lsn`t it?" "No w, if y ou`ll allo w me." "l`m sorry, I can`t do this." "Surely y ou kno w ho w to write y our name?" "Yes." "But these questions..." "l`ll help y ou. lt`s not dif ficult." "Your surname, both given names - date and place o f b irth, social security number." "Can I help?" "Wait here." "Are y ou making fun o f us?" "Surely y ou have a name?" "Course I do. I was hit on the head, se veral times in fact." "That`s why I can`t..." "remember e verything." "Why don`t y ou ask y our mother or y our friends?" "Every one around here has friends. -l`ve got one too." "But he doesn`t kno w either." "Did he hit his head too?" "The Drama School`s round the corner - the y might have some use for y ou." "Don`t waste our time again!" "Some people want to work." "What about social assistance?" "The y want a name, too." "No w get out o f my sight." "Drugs y ou can find on the streets." "Do y ou charge for it?" "Not for the water." "Go ahead." "Le fto vers from lunch." "You look hungry." "l`ve got no mone y." "Doesn`t matter." "It goes to waste otherwise." "Do y ou drink milk?" "You came for the clothes." "I came because y ou gave me the address." "But it`s no use, I can`t buy anything. l`m an outcast." "That`s no ne ws to us." "You pay back when y ou`re back on y our feet again." "All these are donations." "You won`t get ahead looking lik e that." "God`s merc y reigns in heaven - but here on the Earth one must help oneself." "The fitting-room`s in the corner." "You`ll go far y et." "You don`t look lik e a drunk." "Lik e to tell me what happened to y ou?" "If y ou tell me y our name." "I ask ed it once already - and in my present situation l`m a fraid to talk to strangers." "lt`s Irma." "Wait in there." "There`s a wretched man out there." "I think we should help him." "All right." "Ask him in." "These need to be sorted and carried inside." "Jokinen will help y ou to start." "Jokinen." "Look s cos y." "Perhaps I should raise the rent." "That`s what I wanted to talk about." "I can`t pay until Friday." "Attack!" "You were luck y." "Usually people end up dead." "Start to pack." "The mone y will be there." "As certainly as death." "That`s what gets y ou if y ou fail to pay." "l`ve become so ft." "l`ll drive my self out o f the business." "l`ll be in Tallinn for a week." "The dog stay s here, watching y ou." "He only eats raw meat." "l`ll tak e care o f him." "He tak es care o f himself." "Don`t try to pet him - or y ou`ve thro wn y our last dart." "Does he have a name?" "Hannibal." "As our work is based on charity we cannot pay y ou - the kind o f salary private emplo y ers do. -l understand." "Sign here." "Will a cross do?" "Do y ou live some where?" "l`ve got a home, in a dormitory." "May I escort y ou there?" "The streets are not sa fe these day s." "lt`s not far, I can manage." "l`m sure y ou can." "I was thinking o f my self." "l`m a fraid o f the dark." "lt`s not proper, with a stranger." "But we are colleagues." "All right, let`s go." "is this where y ou live?" "Yes." "Thank y ou for escorting me." "I wasn`t a fraid for a moment." "That`s fine." "Look out!" "What?" "There`s something in y our e y e." "I can`t feel anything." "lt`s just going in there." "Let me have a look." "You stole a kiss." "Forgive me." "l`m not a gentleman." "Will we see each other tomorro w?" "Without doub t, if y ou come to work." "Good night." "Satis factory." "Hannibal." "Here, bo y." "He`s a girl." "The man who sold it said he`s a male." "He`d better return the mone y." "No wonder he`s no good." "Ho w was the trip to Estonia?" "l achie ved my goals." "Can I borro w y our car for Saturday night?" "l`ve ne ver lent any one anything in my life." "Twenty per hour, plus petrol." "Greed is a mortal sin." "I run a business." "The State protects business." "The State does not sin." "Q uo v adis." "R eservation fee`s fifty." "Are y ou sure I can`t help?" "l think it`s ruined already." "Any way, it`s ready." "Do y ou cook o ften?" "Not very o ften." "The peas were fine." "l went to the moon y esterday." "I see." "Ho w was it?" "Peace ful." "Meet any one?" "Not really, it was a Sunday." "is that why y ou came back?" "Yes." "And for other reasons, too." "Are y ou pretending - or don`t y ou really remember anything?" "I do remember something..." "A factory hall - b y a long straight stretch o f a highway." "I did something." "A bright flame, it`s hot... lt may be a dream." "l`ve started having them again." "That`s a good sign." "Perhaps." "The thought o f a grave with no name..." "Shall we sit on the couch and listen to some music?" "The s pring of Go d Is nev er dry" "Yo u c an drink and S lake y o ur thirs t" "It`s fille d w ith The w ater of Life" "alw ay s c ool, C Ie ar and bright" "My s pring of Life Nev er s eems to dry" "It`s nev er to uc he d By the dro u ghts of Time" "My s o ui, oh..." "With all due respect, guy s." "Haven`t y ou e ver thought o f e xpanding y our repertoire - into rhythm music?" "Why?" "This is what we alway s play." "l`ve got records at home." "B lues, R B, rock`n`roll." "Come and listen, if y ou want." "Why not - in our free time." "Around here the music code is pretty strict." "I can have a word upstairs." "R egeneration would be fine." "We`ve heard about R ock." "B y widening y our repertoire - y ou may reach ne w target groups who then - with time may find the Mo vement interesting." "And I do belie ve - that while the guy s` ne w sty le is in part worldly - it might be bene ficial to the Mo vement." "So far, music hasn`t killed any one." "We could give it a try." "I used to do some singing my self when I was y ounger." "Let`s go." "Because tomorro w is Midsummer - although originally a pagan feast - our choir will no w mak e an e x ception - and perform a song about the human heart." "In its lyrics, ho we ver, we disco ver thoughts - o f the futility o f our worldly life without Christ." "So s mail is the he art of man" "So v as t, unc harte d land" "Within it y o u find The grandes t dre ams" "The w orlds of hate and lov e" "The w e aIth of all jo y, The s um of all s orrow s" "GIorio us Iov e and Pain`s pois ono us arrow s" "AII c an be fo und In the s maIIes t of he arts" "Happines s, jo y, oh!" "S haIIow tho u ghts And noble ide als" "Burning emotions And fro zen feelings" "AII tho s e c an be fo und In the s maIIes t of he arts" "AII that Fate brings by" "I wonder if this was a wise thing to do." "God kno ws, but let them dance." "Will y ou come out with me on Saturday?" "We are out no w." "l`ve got a car, too." "I can`t set up shady meetings during working hours." "But it`s all right." "So s mail is the he art of man" "So v as t, unc harte d land" "Within it y o u find The grandes t dre ams..." "Where do y ou want to go?" "into the woods." "I have a bask et for mushrooms." "Let`s tak e Hannibal, too, shall we?" "O f course." "She`ll protect us from the wolves." "Well?" "Are these eatab le?" "Some are." "This one, though, is lethally poisonous." "Indeed." "It was a good catch, wasn`t it?" "lt`ll mak e a meal." "No w what?" "We`ll go and check the guy s out." "I got them a gig." "l`ve been thinking about becoming a rock`n`roll manager." "You`re very energetic no waday s." "You`ve regained y our jo y o f life." "I feel strong because y ou inspire me." "lt`s all Merc y." "I` m haunte d by the dev iI, Dow n the c orner, ev ery s treet" "Wherev er I may ramble, He is alw ay s there to greet" "He`s s taring at me c aImIy In the bottom of my gIas s" "He`s s miIing at me w ic ke d With the lips of an unknow n Ias s" "I` m haunte d by the dev iI , Ev ery day and ev ery night" "Wherev er I may ramble, He is alw ay s by my s ide" "Jus t w hen I think I don`t hav e to w orry any more" "If he`s not behind me, He`s knoc king on the door" "Go d, pie as e help me , Kee p me in the line" "Thro u gh the s traight and narrow Wo uld y o u aIw ay s kindly s ign" "Go d, pie as e help me, Wo uld y o u be my guide" "ple as e, don`t let me be tempte d , Kee p me aw ay from the darker s ide" "The s hadow`s aIw ay s c ov ering The w arm s ide of the s un" "Waiting for the night to s poll The dre ams of ev ery one" "If I s how a happy fac e And ev en s mile to day" "The luc k is c hanging, G ame is different aImo s t ev ery day" "Tick ets." "What do y ou mean?" "You haven`t paid." "But I organised this." "That`s what y ou think." "ls that so?" "Yes." "Fanc y that." "That`s outrageous!" "lt is, isn`t it?" "May I give it a try, too?" "Go ahead." "We`ve got work for y ou." "R eport in the o f fice - and start ne xt Monday at se ven." "I don`t care if y ou say y our name`s " "Franklin Delano R oose velt and say y ou were born - in the deserts o f Egypt as long as I get - what I need for the tax es and pension payments." "That`s all the state cares about, and I e ven less." "Every other work er comes from Kirghizia no w - and changes e very two week s." "But y ou need a bank account." "Can`t y ou pay me in cash, lik e in the old day s?" "And ho w do y ou suppose the bank s would survive?" "No one could control the way y ou spend y our mone y." "You`d be lik e a pig in a barle y field, with no control." "But I have this name prob lem." "We`ll find a name for y ou." "Don`t be so helpless!" "Open a numbered account - in Switzerland and come back." "Good day." "Ho w are y ou?" "Not too good." "Ho w can I help?" "I want to open an account." "Fill this in." "You don`t understand." "The y ask my name." "I mean a numbered account - lik e the y have in Switzerland." "This one`ll have a number too, but y ou need a name any way." "Switzerland`s more liberal, but here in Finland..." "Where`s e very one?" "This`s a small bank, there`s no one else." "l`d lik e to tak e out 2 4 7,000 from this account." "The mone y is there - but the account is frozen. -l kno w." "What`s that?" "A security camera, but... lt doesn`t work." "Not any more, any way." "Start counting the mone y." "I haven`t got that much here, I must get it from the vault." "You come with us." "Be care ful, I don`t want too much." "Don`t worry, I kno w my work." "There will be no e xtra mone y." "l`d have to pay it back my self." "I must close the door to give me a head start. l`m sorry." "Perfectly understandab le in y our position." "lt`s good y ou understand." "No w stay there." "It didn`t work out then." "What?" "Opening the account." "Wouldn`t have made any dif ference." "This is the last day we`re open." "Why?" "The whole bank was sold to North Korea." "What did the bank manager say?" "Nothing." "He decided on a personal solution - being fired a fter 3 8 y ears` service." "One y ear be fore retirement age." "I see." "Yes." "We`re running out o f o x y gen." "The air conditioning was cut o f f for financial reasons." "Luckily the police will come immediately a fter the alarm." "What alarm?" "So we`ll die here." "We can alway s just breathe out." "Do y ou mind if I smok e?" "Does a tree mourn for a fallen lea f?" "You`re not making much sense." "It was nice meeting y ou." "The pleasure was all mine." "This won`t tak e long." "We just need some in formation." "Besides re fusing to re veal his identity - the questioned had no identity papers." "Under the circumstances, the records o f the hearing - have not been signed b y him, despite repeated requests." "There fore we have decided to arrest him until his identity - and possib le involvement in the crime has been solved." "Got y our memory back y et?" "Not y et." "We don`t suspect y ou o f participation in the crime." "The bank clerk`s story was quite straightforward." "Then I can go, can`t I?" "The Vagranc y Act has been re vok ed - but we have rules and regulations to k eep y ou here." "You could be a foreigner." "But I speak Finnish." "You people learn fast." "You don`t look Finnish." "Ho w did y ou get into the country?" "Just a moment." "I belie ve l`ve got a right to mak e one phone call." "You`ve been watching too many films." "Who`d y ou call, any way?" "My girlfriend." "You`ve been bus y, haven`t y ou?" "I guess she has a name?" "Not for y ou." "Ink eri speaking." "Irma!" "lt`s for y ou." "Hallo?" "Criminal Law, chapter 16, section 4:" "A person commits insubordination b y re fusing - to give the police particulars stated in - subsection 10 o f the Police Act." "If the law does not require a harsher punishment - he must be sentenced to a fine - or to a max imum o f three months in prison - for insubordination." "What do y ou say to that?" "He say s nothing. I am his lawy er - and will represent the suspect from no w on." "That section o f the law - only applies if y ou can pro ve that my client - did it deliberately and with premeditation." "This is not the case, ho we ver, because it was due to - a probab ly temporary loss o f memory caused b y violence." "The 19 2 0 Supreme Court ruling - number 116 states that b y holding him in custody - for more than 4 8 hours the police - are not only guilty o f misconduct - but also o f deprivation o f freedom." "Follo wing my advice my client has, ho we ver - re frained from filing a suit - if set free immediately - and no other action against him will be tak en - because o f this incident." "Chapter 8, paragraph 2 o f the Mental Health Act - enab les an involuntary committal to a ps y chiatric hospital - due to an ob vious need caused b y a serious mental disturbance - failure o f which action would radically worsen his condition." "Subsection 3 mak es that clearly applicab le only if - no other mental health services are usab le in his case." "To be ab le to apply the law - y ou should have within 4 8 hours procured - a doctor`s re ferral for observation." "May I see one?" "Please leave us for a moment." "You can wait in the corridor." "That`s it then." "For no w." "Stay away from further troub le, especially from the law." "Here`s a cigar for y ou." "Who sent y ou?" "The Salvation Army." "lt`s y ou." "I follo wed y ou from the police station." "Why?" "To apologise. I got y ou in troub le." "I was in troub le already." "I thought y ou might do me a favour, for a fee." "I had an earthmo ving firm." "I bought two ne w machines - and then e verything collapsed, y ou remember." "The bank called in my loan - getting rid o f "unreliab le clients"." "The machines were sold to the bank belo w cost." "Three week s later the bank - sold them for three times that much." "You understand what l`m say ing?" "More or less." "When my account was suddenly frozen - l could not pay the salaries - for men who`d already done their job." "I had to let them go - and still o wed them mone y." "Can a man stand that?" "No." "No." "I agree." "So I did what I did." "The mone y was mine any way." "Will y ou do me the favour?" "What is it?" "Too many people here." "Let`s talk in some other place." "The sums and the names are on the envelopes - and the in formation where y ou can find them." "I come from the North, and we pay our deb ts." "Here." "And this is for y ou." "Why don`t y ou do it y ourself?" "Too risk y." "The police kno w who did the robbery." "In that case this is not the sa fest place for y ou." "Doesn`t matter, any more." "Will y ou do it?" "Yes." "Tell the bo y s l`m sorry for what happened - but there it is." "You`d better go no w." "WHO is this MAN?" "B ANK ROBBER REFUSES TO REVEAL his NAME" "R ather small potatoes." "The weather was bad." "But the y`ll mak e a soup." "When did y ou plan to mak e it?" "Why so interested?" "I have an onion." "You need it for the soup." "l`ve got eight potatoes." "I must save three for the winter - and at least two as seed potatoes." "We farmers must think o f the coming y ears, too." "We only eat what is le ft o ver." "There`s not enough for three, I want to invite Irma to dinner." "So none for me?" "Right." "You`re selfish. -l`m a realist." "You city people are children o f the moment." "You might be a city man y ourself." "With a harvest lik e this?" "Ne ver." "Give me half a potato, for scurvy." "I won`t survive without teeth." "Must go." "We`ve disco vered y our identity." "R eally?" "We leak ed y our photo to the press and y our wife contacted us today." "My wife..." "Yes." "Your name is Jaakk o Antero Lujanen." "Does it sound familiar?" "Are y ou sure?" "Yes." "You are a metal work er from Nurmes." "What did y ou say about a wife?" "She`s absolutely certain." "The local police sho wed her y our photo." "I don`t kno w why y our disappearance wasn`t reported." "If y ou do have a wife..." "some where there - y ou must return home." "I don`t want to." "Marriage is sacred." "I brought the train schedules." "Will y ou stay a moment longer?" "It wouldn`t be proper - especially no w that y ou`re married." "You could help me to pack." "But y ou have nothing." "That`s why." "Let`s just sit, quiet." "I made y ou sandwiches." "Your home is so far away." "You won`t forget..." "The child o f sorro w?" "Ho w could I?" "You were my first lo ve." "That was beautifully said." "Yes." "Go no w." "lt`s time." "Hi." "Hi." "is y our mother home?" "You alway s were lous y at flattery." "Did y ou wait for me?" "For y ears." "Forgive me for asking but..." "Did we fight a lot?" "You really don`t remember much, do y ou?" "Not a thing." "We did." "More and more." "It led to a divorce." "I don`t understand." "Did I drink too much?" "No, not at all." "You ne ver touched a drink." "l didn`t?" "Instead y ou gamb led." "Fruit machines, pin-ball machines, pok er, anything." "You lost all y our LPs play ing b lackjack." "Then what happened?" "We carried on for a time." "Your guilt comple x es made y ou speechless." "I wasn`t much better my self." "Finally we slept in separate rooms." "Go on." "We filed for divorce." "You went south a fter a job - and I ne ver heard from y ou." "Until I saw y ou in the paper." "Suddenly y ou were famous." "A photo and all." "No w what?" "The divorce came through in June." "I would`ve sent y ou the papers - but y ou le ft me no address." "When y ou ne ver called - l thought y ou didn`t care." "l`m sorry." "I got beaten up." "l`d have written if l`d kno wn about y ou." "l`m Ovask ainen." "Lujanen." "Shall we fight, then?" "Why?" "I lo ve that woman." "That`s good." "She seems to lik e y ou, too." "What do y ou mean?" "Nothing." "Nothing?" "Yes." "So no demands?" "Why should I have?" "Lo ve each other as y ou would lo ve y ourself." "Talk properly." "We are divorced." "Seems lik e things weren`t too good earlier, either." "So we don`t need to fight?" "l don`t see any reason for it." "I guess y ou`re a better man than what l`ve heard." "l`ll let that one pass." "Just one request." "Be good to her." "OK." "Sure." "Want a ride to the station?" "Yes, please." "No w that all`s been settled - y ou can say goodb y e to her, if y ou want." "Your s ake, sir." "Thank y ou." "I thought we already killed that one once." "So y ou decided to come back." "Ob viously." "What`s this?" "The y get what the y deserve." "The y`ve beaten up many o f us." "Us?" "Yes." "l`ll call for an ambulance, but not too soon - if y ou don`t mind." "Shall we go?" "Where to?" "Where were y ou going?" "Home." "There`s a social e vening in the canteen." "I remember the pretties t of park s" "The w onderful Mon Re po s" "My dre ams often take me bac k" "To that Ie afy fairy land" "The pretties t arc he d bridges" "The Iov eIies t moonIit nights" "I hav e s een in the park" "O f Mon Re po s" "Bac k to the by gone times" "My tho u ghts again they fly" "The day s of the pas t" "The w ondro us tales that las t" "S till c ome aIiv e in my mind" "I remember the be autiful park" "The w onderful Mon Re po s" "Forev er I` v e hidden In my he art the park" "O f Mon Re po s" "My tho u ghts again return..." "You did not stay away for long." "No." "For a moment I was a fraid." "For no reason." "Sub titles b y Mikk o Ly ytikæinen Broadcast Te xt Helsinki"