All tickets sold!
All participants, colleagues from the technical department,
presentation starts in 5 minutes.
Mr Kern? After 5 minutes.
He is not?
He did not you?
He forgot his book.
Mr Kern?
All of my colleagues: we are looking for Mr. Kern.
You do not look in the cupboard?
- Thank you. - Okay.
Mr Kern?
Damn.
Mr Kern? You're David Kern?
- Uh, no! - Mr. Kern!
I. .. My mother was waiting for your reading,
but it turns out, there are no more tickets. Maybe you could help?
Here is where you, David!
All right?
Lord, what are you doing there?
- In these honorable gentlemen are no tickets. - So it's not your problem!
- To you we stage it's time! - I'm sorry.
Please, we are here 4 hours on the car traveled!
Mr Kern! You must help us with the tickets!
Can be standing room or behind a pillar, it does not matter!
Are you sure you okay?
There you are!
Colleagues, we found it.
- Time is running out for quite. - David!
Our guest today - a literary sensation of the year.
Some believe that the novel symbolizes the end of the era of postmodernism,
others considered it a cynical ... - Mr. Kern, you allow?
For my wife. You can sign "for Gabi."
She read your book 3 times. I also had.
However, the author's much older than I am currently represented.
I am too. I do not know who the author.
- Clear the stage. " - Begins.
This novel -
it's "Anna Karenina" for the Internet generation.
We are pleased
that the author of the novel today is for us to read.
Because only heard it,
can be understood how pathetic the whole story.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Let's greet David Kern!
'My name is David Kern.
'The very same David Kern.
'I - the author of one of the most significant novels
'In postwar German literature.
'So I at least talked about.
'To be honest, I do not quite understand that people find in my novel.
'I do not understand what they find in me.
David!
'A couple of months ago I was nobody interesting. "
'Absolutely none.
'Actually, I waiter.
'A friend of mine once said that it is so and should be a good waiter.
'Invisible. He waits for him to pay attention. "
'And only then did he begin to exist.
- Sorry, I wanted to ask for ...
- I have only 3 euros. - Yes, of course.
"If you think so, I was the perfect waiter."
- How much meat? - How much will you give him?
20.
'Unfortunately, the unseen, I was everywhere and for all.
"Especially for women." - Then buy a better book.
9 ladies.
- This first edition - Not true! Do you think if I'm a girl,
can deceive me. A maximum of 10.
- 18. - 10.
- Come on 17, but not less. - 12. And yet here it is.
Oh well.
Commissioner Meygret. I know that.
Hey, young man!
So you are breaking the shaft.
Costs 120.
Nah, thanks. I'm looking for a small table.
Well.
30.
- It's night table. - Well, yes.
No, I need a small table as a bistro.
Here, too, can put a plate. Nobody forbids.
And I would take this. Cute though.
I've heard that girl say?
He's cute.
- Or do you want to buy it? - No, I take a book.
- 8 euros? - Neet. Means 12.
- 10. - Ok, but just for you.
Thank you.
I would not have given him more than 15.
So what?
I will give a 20.
But once I say, box jammed.
Uh, 15?
Hey, what's this?
That same night table. And you should look for tables.
Can you just leave it here.
He's cute.
If you so much, you can buy it myself.
Hello? Yes, I'm still here.
Now go up to you.
Thank you!
Here and canapes.
Bon Appetit!
Permit.
The third table.
Campari-On.
You. Red wine?
Which red wine?
- You did not order the wine? - No.
Sorry, you can order a red wine?
- No. - No, thanks.
Mm, I'm sorry?
Who ordered the wine?
Hi!
- I bought it. What?
- Night table. - Yeah.
Looking for a place? There is one free.
In fact, here I am with certain people I meet.
Please.
Anything zakazhesh?
Rioja.
Voila!
If anything else should I close.
- ... Great literature. - Chao, Roger.
- Hi. - ... An introductory workshop.
Author, as a craftsman, yes.
Well, gentlemen, please follow me.
Perhaps this regard the authors of advertising texts.
It's nothing to do with the kind of text!
- Hi, Marie. - Hello.
Let me introduce: Sabrina, Roger.
One Soave, two beers.
Can you just go on.
1 Pernod, 1 rioja, a kava and Sabrina -
gin and tonic with Bombay Sapphire. - Thank you.
- And to compare it to Kafka! - This is a terrible topic!
- Yesterday, something else did? - No.
- Their lordship was already too late. - How did the literature?
And these two Krasavchikov also did not want anymore.
- You started it! - Seriously.
Based on the economic reality literature could
There is, of course, also for the reason
that writing is for the writer necessity.
Easier to write than not write.
Take a commonplace example. Simenon.
Simenon! Commissioner Meygret and all that, huh?
Terribly interesting.
- Maigret. - Simenon was a Frenchman.
Simenon was a Belgian. I'm telling you, you have no idea.
Anybody want to continue arguing with Ralph? I give up.
What's this?
- Your Rioja, as usual. - Did I order?
I do not remember that I ordered.
Can you take.
Sorry. I thought you were going to Rioja, as usual.
- Bring something else? - Mmm, Rioja.
Voila. Rioja.
No, this Rioja. I would like that Rioja, which I ordered.
He's out of politeness.
I believe that everyone has a right to be a little unpredictable, is not it?
- I might want Coke. - Yes, bring Ralph Cole.
He wants to surprise us.
- Well if you have something else you wish ... - Stop it, I'll take this one.
You might think you have been drinking Coke.
It's not that I really want to drink Coke,
and the fundamental right to want to drink Cola.
You bought the wrong book, which I told you?
Yes, today at a flea market. And even in the first edition.
Well, how are you?
"This is the story of Peter and Sophie.
"Lord, let to them for every thing. "
'I was drunk when he read the novel for the first time.
'But I just could not tear myself away.
'In the novel, the story was told Oh, Peter Landvae,
'A young man who fell in love
'In the 50 years at the rink a young girl.
'The Sophie.
'But, perhaps, often in the 50's,
'Sophie's parents were against their love
'Sophie and sent to boarding school away from Peter.
'The novel consisted mostly of letters
'In which Peter wrote about his great love for Sophie,
'About how hard he was going through their separation, how much miss her.
'It was a hopeless love story.
'As I said, I was drunk and was in a sentimental mood
'When I read this story.
'Perhaps for this reason it so much me excited. "
Hi!
- Hello. - I'm David.
Waiter.
- Marie, right? - Yeah, right.
On the other still intact.
Thank you.
You're always with a book in their hands.
- Something against you have? - No, absolutely not.
Just wondering, how can you read a lot.
I'm studying literature.
And you what do you do?
Well, I work as a waiter in a cafe "Eskin."
But this is not my real profession.
Hmm. And what is your real occupation? 202 00:15:17,680 -> 00:15:19,352 I do not know. 203 00:15:20,480 -> 00:15:22,152 Have not decided yet. 204 00:15:34,000 -> 00:15:36,434 Sorry, I can not tell you anything interesting. 205 00:15:36,600 -> 00:15:38,556 - I'm annoying you, yes? - No. 206 00:15:39,280 -> 00:15:40,713 Not at all. 207 00:15:45,280 -> 00:15:46,872 Well, in the sense that if you decide to really talk to the girl, 208 00:15:47,040 -> 00:15:49,474 need to think in advance what you tell her. 209 00:15:53,920 -> 00:15:56,229 "Eskin" now and in the open air services? How cool. 210 00:15:57,920 -> 00:15:59,114 - Hello. - Hello. 211 00:15:59,280 -> 00:16:01,350 Yes it is .. Dani .. 212 00:16:01,520 -> 00:16:02,635 - David. - David. 213 00:16:02,800 -> 00:16:03,949 - Hi, Ralph. - Hello. 214 00:16:05,320 -> 00:16:08,278 Me, please, espresso and a croissant. 215 00:16:08,440 -> 00:16:10,192 - Here. - Thank you. 216 00:16:11,320 -> 00:16:13,515 Now I understand, you can not force women to wait so long. 217 00:16:14,160 -> 00:16:16,116 Very accurate observation. 218 00:16:16,960 -> 00:16:18,916 You brought me something to read again or some excuses? 219 00:16:19,080 -> 00:16:21,514 No excuses. Just not ready yet. 220 00:16:21,680 -> 00:16:23,477 I will give you read, when finished. 221 00:16:23,640 -> 00:16:26,074 - I'll go then. - Yeah. Bye. 222 00:16:27,080 -> 00:16:29,640 Yes, here I am somehow not convinced that you do something else to write 223 00:16:29,800 -> 00:16:32,997 and his talking about it just want little girls to impress. 224 00:17:45,040 -> 00:17:46,473 And this someone? 225 00:17:59,880 -> 00:18:01,074 Marie? 226 00:18:01,320 -> 00:18:02,639 Oh, hi. 227 00:18:03,600 -> 00:18:05,272 I'll read something that brought it. 228 00:18:05,440 -> 00:18:07,874 I wonder what you say. 229 00:18:08,040 -> 00:18:10,759 - Do you write? - Hmm. Yes, well, a little bit. For themselves. 230 00:18:14,040 -> 00:18:15,632 Wow, heavy. 231 00:18:15,800 -> 00:18:19,554 190 pages. Formatted in large print. Reads easily. 232 00:18:19,720 -> 00:18:22,632 This is a love story 50-ies. 233 00:18:22,800 -> 00:18:24,597 Maybe you seem a bit tasteless. Maybe it really is. 234 00:18:24,760 -> 00:18:28,196 But I just thought .. Just read it if you like. 235 00:18:29,160 -> 00:18:30,832 No one has yet read. 236 00:18:32,120 -> 00:18:35,078 Why not let Ralph? He is more in this understands what I mean. 237 00:18:39,680 -> 00:18:42,877 Well, read it. But I warn you. Your opinion, I always speak frankly. 238 00:18:43,040 -> 00:18:44,632 If I do not like it, so you and tell you. 239 00:18:44,800 -> 00:18:46,995 Of course! This is also great! No problem. 240 00:18:47,640 -> 00:18:49,312 My room on the first page. 241 00:19:02,080 -> 00:19:03,035 Damn! 242 00:19:28,520 -> 00:19:30,351 Do you have Alfred Duster? 243 00:19:30,520 -> 00:19:33,478 - Alfred Duster? Anything specific? - What? 244 00:19:34,400 -> 00:19:36,311 No idea. And what he did wrote? 245 00:19:37,640 -> 00:19:39,073 Let's see. 246 00:19:39,760 -> 00:19:41,193 Now we learn. 247 00:19:42,600 -> 00:19:44,556 Alfred ... Duster. 248 00:19:48,280 -> 00:19:50,669 - I'm sure it's the name? - Yeah. 249 00:19:51,680 -> 00:19:55,116 Dusler is, Duranek, Duppler. 250 00:19:55,280 -> 00:19:58,477 Duster ... Dustera not. 251 00:20:00,640 -> 00:20:02,835 And Peter Landvay? Land-wai? 252 00:20:03,880 -> 00:20:05,836 - Landvay. - Landvay, Landvay. 253 00:20:08,880 -> 00:20:11,189 None. Very sorry. 254 00:20:11,360 -> 00:20:13,112 I am sure that the names correctly named? 255 00:20:13,280 -> 00:20:14,952 - Yes, more than confident. - Hmm. 256 00:20:15,120 -> 00:20:16,189 Thank you very much. 257 00:20:20,080 -> 00:20:22,674 - I'll take this. - Analysis of the novel? 258 00:20:23,680 -> 00:20:25,875 - Espresso. - Thank you. 259 00:20:42,640 -> 00:20:46,269 I warned you. Still not too late to ask me to leave. 260 00:20:47,080 -> 00:20:49,036 Well, now I really just want to know. 261 00:20:53,760 -> 00:20:56,035 Read all last night, not looking up. I think it's just amazing. 262 00:20:56,200 -> 00:20:59,158 Could not stop. And the last sentence: 263 00:20:59,320 -> 00:21:01,276 "Peter Landvay I was. " 264 00:21:01,440 -> 00:21:03,635 Unbelievable. I'm right sobbed. 265 00:21:03,800 -> 00:21:04,994 I am too. 266 00:21:06,960 -> 00:21:09,554 You cried when you write? Unbelievable ... 267 00:21:13,560 -> 00:21:15,198 You should always send the manuscript to the publisher. 268 00:21:15,360 -> 00:21:18,318 - No, it is better not. - Why? This is also a great story! 269 00:21:19,200 -> 00:21:20,872 You said that you write quite a bit. 270 00:21:21,040 -> 00:21:22,951 I think you're writing a lot more than just a little. 271 00:21:23,120 -> 00:21:25,236 You write really well. 272 00:21:26,120 -> 00:21:28,554 Hmmm ... This is a very personal story. 273 00:21:33,040 -> 00:21:34,473 And when you have time to write? 274 00:21:34,640 -> 00:21:37,074 You come home after work only at night, almost an hour. 275 00:21:37,240 -> 00:21:38,798 Usually after two. 276 00:21:40,440 -> 00:21:43,034 And then again you sit and write? 277 00:21:48,200 -> 00:21:50,156 Easier to write than not write. 278 00:22:18,000 -> 00:22:19,558 Marie? 279 00:22:19,720 -> 00:22:21,153 I thought if you want 280 00:22:21,320 -> 00:22:23,515 I could have you finally do some reading from his novel. 281 00:22:23,680 -> 00:22:25,511 I have not put it into clean copy. 282 00:22:25,680 -> 00:22:27,193 ''Work in progress'', know yourself. 283 00:22:27,360 -> 00:22:29,794 I have a bottle of good wine at home I thought the two of us .. 284 00:22:29,960 -> 00:22:34,317 Today will not work. I actually wanted to wait until after David's work. 285 00:22:34,480 -> 00:22:38,439 Read your novel when you yourself feel that he is ready. 286 00:22:38,600 -> 00:22:40,033 What's better, the better. 287 00:22:41,440 -> 00:22:43,715 Apologize but we, unfortunately, closed. 288 00:22:45,840 -> 00:22:47,796 - Come on already. - What he's stuck? 289 00:22:47,960 -> 00:22:50,793 I think he is with his novel in a critical situation. Ready? 290 00:22:50,960 -> 00:22:52,916 - I wanted to show you something. - What now? 291 00:22:53,080 -> 00:22:54,229 Yes. 292 00:22:55,040 -> 00:22:56,792 Or, you now have to write? 293 00:23:05,480 -> 00:23:06,913 Come on. 294 00:23:16,800 -> 00:23:18,552 - What size? - What? 295 00:23:18,720 -> 00:23:21,393 - Shoe size. - Uh, 43. 296 00:23:22,360 -> 00:23:24,316 The most common. Often sold out. 297 00:23:28,880 -> 00:23:32,839 There. 43.5. Sometimes being ordinary is not so bad. 298 00:23:34,920 -> 00:23:36,114 Come on, get dressed! 299 00:23:36,280 -> 00:23:38,236 But I do not know how to skate. 300 00:23:38,400 -> 00:23:39,833 I do not know how. 301 00:23:40,840 -> 00:23:42,273 But I like it. 302 00:23:53,880 -> 00:23:55,996 You are not so bad at. 303 00:23:56,160 -> 00:23:59,118 Ah. Something as anyone can. She herself said. 304 00:24:39,000 -> 00:24:40,956 Thank you for the excellent outing. 305 00:24:41,560 -> 00:24:42,993 It's you I stole. 306 00:24:43,160 -> 00:24:45,435 I'd have never guessed. 307 00:24:45,600 -> 00:24:47,477 Would you have written about it, but did not. 308 00:24:52,920 -> 00:24:53,875 Damn! 309 00:24:54,040 -> 00:24:55,393 I apologize. 310 00:25:00,880 -> 00:25:03,348 That means when you come home. Who is that? 311 00:25:03,520 -> 00:25:04,953 This is David. 312 00:25:05,120 -> 00:25:06,553 Good morning. 313 00:25:07,400 -> 00:25:10,119 In the kitchen - a list for you. I told you 314 00:25:10,280 -> 00:25:12,111 that if you shoot, it does not mean that you must do nothing. 315 00:25:12,280 -> 00:25:14,077 No idea where you're going, but I'm sure 316 00:25:14,240 -> 00:25:16,310 that you will come too late. 317 00:25:16,480 -> 00:25:18,675 For breakfast, there is nothing. Immediately warn. 318 00:25:18,840 -> 00:25:21,274 Your turn has come to the store. 319 00:25:23,520 -> 00:25:24,714 Bye! 320 00:25:25,600 -> 00:25:28,034 Let me introduce, my charming neighbor. 321 00:25:30,240 -> 00:25:31,434 Damn. 322 00:25:32,560 -> 00:25:34,994 You should think again about his novel and publishing. 323 00:25:37,600 -> 00:25:39,875 Marie, I ... I need you to say something. 324 00:25:41,040 -> 00:25:42,234 Yes? 325 00:27:31,280 -> 00:27:32,474 David? 326 00:27:33,480 -> 00:27:34,674 Yes? 327 00:27:35,320 -> 00:27:36,514 Already going! 328 00:27:47,760 -> 00:27:49,273 Sorry, had a little tidy up. 329 00:27:49,440 -> 00:27:50,873 I need you something to confess. 330 00:27:52,480 -> 00:27:53,674 In something stunning. 331 00:27:57,440 -> 00:27:59,396 "We could publish novel "Sophie, Sophie" 332 00:27:59,560 -> 00:28:01,915 in the book series "Young Authors". " 333 00:28:02,760 -> 00:28:05,877 Just incredible! The name they want to change, 334 00:28:06,040 -> 00:28:08,713 and if they think about the name, mean really want to publish. 335 00:28:09,800 -> 00:28:12,633 It means you write. With crazy! 336 00:28:14,600 -> 00:28:16,556 When you have time to send? 337 00:28:16,720 -> 00:28:18,676 The same day, when I read. 338 00:28:21,200 -> 00:28:22,633 No need to look so. 339 00:28:22,800 -> 00:28:25,553 You're also secretly hoped. Admit it. 340 00:28:26,560 -> 00:28:28,710 Just afraid that they will be denied. 341 00:28:28,880 -> 00:28:30,836 Not exactly. 342 00:28:35,000 -> 00:28:36,956 I know I was supposed to ask you. 343 00:28:37,120 -> 00:28:40,556 But you know how many writers are waiting for the publisher? 344 00:28:40,720 -> 00:28:42,915 A Kubner "- this is not just any publisher. 345 00:28:43,080 -> 00:28:46,755 This is your chance, David. You must believe in yourself! 346 00:28:49,840 -> 00:28:51,273 I believe in you. 347 00:28:57,520 -> 00:28:58,475 Sorry. 348 00:28:58,640 -> 00:29:00,949 I have bought you a night table. Remember? 349 00:29:01,120 -> 00:29:03,076 With the jam box. 350 00:29:03,240 -> 00:29:04,719 So what? Do you want to return? 351 00:29:04,880 -> 00:29:07,553 No, no, I ... You do not know whose it was? 352 00:29:08,320 -> 00:29:09,799 My father. 353 00:29:10,680 -> 00:29:13,114 - As with all of this stuff. Almost everything. - Your father's name is Duster? 354 00:29:13,680 -> 00:29:17,036 None. His name Lohmann. Just like me. 355 00:29:17,880 -> 00:29:19,313 And Alfred Dustera know? 356 00:29:19,480 -> 00:29:21,755 None. And you what it all? 357 00:29:22,320 -> 00:29:24,117 - And Peter Landvay. Know him? - No. 358 00:29:26,120 -> 00:29:28,634 But I know one vice-versa. Vayland. 359 00:29:30,560 -> 00:29:32,516 - Peter Vayland? - Yes, I say the same. 360 00:29:32,680 -> 00:29:35,513 Lived with us before. Removed. In the 50's. 361 00:29:37,200 -> 00:29:39,873 - Do not know where I find it? - Yes is nowhere. 362 00:29:40,040 -> 00:29:42,634 The accident was with him. Crashed a motorcycle into a mountain. Younger than you were. 363 00:29:43,800 -> 00:29:45,756 He died. In another world already. 364 00:29:46,240 -> 00:29:48,071 What have you for this Dassler? 365 00:29:48,240 -> 00:29:50,674 - Duster. Alfred Duster. - There you are. 366 00:29:50,840 -> 00:29:53,400 Well, let it be Duster. Who is he, Alfred Duster? 367 00:29:53,560 -> 00:29:55,676 - It's a writer? - Bye. 368 00:29:56,160 -> 00:29:57,673 No idea. He's not in my mind. 369 00:29:58,760 -> 00:30:00,193 Look what I found. 370 00:30:02,360 -> 00:30:05,796 This is our gift for lovers. Just like in your novel. 371 00:30:08,120 -> 00:30:10,156 "When leaving the campus began the road 372 00:30:10,320 -> 00:30:12,834 'Transition through one kilometer into the tunnel. 373 00:30:13,640 -> 00:30:16,518 Peter Landvay switched at the last transmission, and his Ducati on the whole speed 374 00:30:16,680 -> 00:30:21,117 "Approaching entry into the tunnel. He passed through the rock, 375 00:30:21,280 -> 00:30:23,510 "That the wall stood in the valley. 376 00:30:23,680 -> 00:30:27,639 "Entrance into the tunnel it was impossible not to see even at night. 377 00:30:28,400 -> 00:30:31,631 "Is that on purpose. 378 00:30:31,800 -> 00:30:33,552 "How did Peter Landvay. 379 00:30:34,240 -> 00:30:36,754 "And Peter Landvay I was. " 380 00:30:43,240 -> 00:30:45,196 Publishing House "Kubner" Savaski, hello? 381 00:30:45,360 -> 00:30:47,316 Hello, this is David Kern. 382 00:30:47,480 -> 00:30:49,675 Uh, you can talk with Ms. Kohler? 383 00:30:49,840 -> 00:30:51,273 Yes, one moment. 384 00:30:53,480 -> 00:30:56,392 Mr Kern! And I'm waiting for your call. 385 00:30:56,800 -> 00:31:00,236 Good afternoon. When we meet with you? 386 00:31:00,400 -> 00:31:01,913 Uh, there such a thing. 387 00:31:02,080 -> 00:31:05,152 I do not want to be a novel published. 388 00:31:05,800 -> 00:31:09,634 - Are you crazy? - That's interesting. 389 00:31:09,800 -> 00:31:11,756 Tell you at the weekend is not going away? 390 00:31:12,160 -> 00:31:15,118 Uh, no. Why? 391 00:31:15,920 -> 00:31:18,878 I too will be in town. Let's meet with you over a cup of coffee. 392 00:31:19,040 -> 00:31:21,873 Just get acquainted. 393 00:31:22,040 -> 00:31:24,349 Will not publish anything if you do not want it. 394 00:31:26,400 -> 00:31:28,152 She still wants to meet me. 395 00:31:28,320 -> 00:31:31,995 David, you should meet her. Otherwise, I'm gone from you. 396 00:31:35,760 -> 00:31:36,829 Yeah, okay. 397 00:32:17,200 -> 00:32:19,316 "Here, you can not just bask, 398 00:32:19,480 -> 00:32:21,596 without ordering, 399 00:32:21,760 -> 00:32:28,313 Has continued to swear the waitress in Chap ... chepch .. in the cap, 400 00:32:28,480 -> 00:32:31,836 "Similar to a cuff for cake 401 00:32:32,000 -> 00:32:33,956 "When he was the third time said, 402 00:32:35,080 -> 00:32:36,513 "What else is waiting. 403 00:32:37,600 -> 00:32:42,276 "If she again forgot about him as in the first Rand ... 404 00:32:44,200 -> 00:32:49,513 "R. .. Rande Rande ... .." 405 00:32:49,680 -> 00:32:51,398 - Rendez-vous. - Hmm. 406 00:32:51,560 -> 00:32:54,757 - Rendez-vous. Yes, of course. 407 00:32:56,400 -> 00:33:01,838 "... As in the first Rand ... rendezvous. " 408 00:33:02,680 -> 00:33:04,989 Can not you just say "date"? 409 00:33:05,480 -> 00:33:08,153 You're the author. About what you thought 410 00:33:08,320 -> 00:33:11,153 when they wrote "Rendezvous"? - Not about the fact that you have to read aloud. 411 00:33:16,720 -> 00:33:19,314 Further. Once again, first, please. 412 00:33:19,480 -> 00:33:21,152 'Run-de-vu' 413 00:33:21,480 -> 00:33:24,916 "Her croissants with nuts were the biggest in the city. 414 00:33:25,080 -> 00:33:28,038 For the sake of them gathered in a cafe All fans of ice skating. " 415 00:33:28,200 -> 00:33:29,952 Louder, please. 416 00:33:30,800 -> 00:33:33,758 "Peter came 15 minutes earlier." 417 00:33:33,920 -> 00:33:36,229 - Louder! - 'Run-de-vu'. 418 00:33:36,400 -> 00:33:37,753 "He certainly wanted to sit at the table, 419 00:33:37,920 -> 00:33:41,117 "But not near the windows 420 00:33:41,280 -> 00:33:45,796 "Where it all would look like on con ... cond ... confectionery. " 421 00:33:49,080 -> 00:33:51,036 'Damn, there's Ralph's worth it! 422 00:33:51,640 -> 00:33:53,710 'Do not look at people, David. As if no one else. 423 00:33:53,880 -> 00:33:55,711 'What is Ralph doing? How does he know .. ' 424 00:33:55,880 -> 00:33:57,313 "There have been 5 minutes. 425 00:33:57,840 -> 00:33:59,796 "But he still sat alone 426 00:33:59,960 -> 00:34:02,315 "In front of a cup of hot chocolate which he had ordered. " 427 00:34:02,480 -> 00:34:04,994 'Rendezvous. Concentrate, David. 428 00:34:05,160 -> 00:34:07,594 'Rendezvous. Rendezvous. 429 00:34:08,440 -> 00:34:11,113 'How to look Kohler. They will notice. 430 00:34:11,280 -> 00:34:13,236 'Why is she looking at? Rendezvous. 431 00:34:13,400 -> 00:34:15,152 'She knows. God, Kohler knows everything! 432 00:34:15,320 -> 00:34:16,753 'Rendezvous. rendezvous. " 433 00:34:16,920 -> 00:34:20,310 "Here, you can not just warm, not ordering, 434 00:34:20,480 -> 00:34:22,232 continued to swear the waitress with chekchik ... 435 00:34:22,400 -> 00:34:24,277 'She tells Marie. Rendez-vous. " - "In chepch ..." 436 00:34:24,440 -> 00:34:27,238 - Cap. "Everything already know, David! Rendez-vous. " 437 00:34:27,400 -> 00:34:28,833 "In a cap ..." 438 00:34:29,000 -> 00:34:30,752 'Rendezvous. Everyone can see! " - Excuse me. 439 00:34:30,920 -> 00:34:33,275 - 'Rendezvous. Rendezvous. Rendez-vous. " - One more time. 440 00:34:33,440 -> 00:34:36,113 "Here, you can not just warm, not ordering, 441 00:34:36,280 -> 00:34:37,554 - 'Rendezvous' - "Continued to swear the waitress 442 00:34:37,720 -> 00:34:38,948 - 'Rendez-vous. " - "In the cap, 443 00:34:39,120 -> 00:34:41,111 - 'Rendezvous. Rendez-vous. " - "Similar to a cuff for cake," 444 00:34:41,280 -> 00:34:43,430 - 'Rendezvous. Rendezvous. Rendez-vous. " - "When he was the third time said, 445 00:34:43,600 -> 00:34:45,909 - 'Rendezvous. Rendezvous. Rendez-vous. " - ".. What else awaits. 446 00:34:46,080 -> 00:34:47,559 - 'Rendezvous. Rendez-vous. " - "If she had forgotten about him 447 00:34:47,720 -> 00:34:49,756 - 'Rendezvous. Rendezvous. Rendez-vous. " - ".. As in the first ... 448 00:34:49,920 -> 00:34:52,115 - 'Rendezvous. Rendezvous' -.. First meeting .. " 449 00:34:55,320 -> 00:34:58,437 I wanted to thank you once again for the proposed name "Lila, Lila." 450 00:34:58,600 -> 00:35:02,639 So much better. "Sophie, Sophie" sounds like a children's book. 451 00:35:02,800 -> 00:35:04,233 And to me it's such a bad name is not shown. 452 00:35:04,400 -> 00:35:07,358 But David himself has insisted on changing the name. 453 00:35:07,880 -> 00:35:09,836 Opinion professional. 454 00:35:10,800 -> 00:35:11,755 Thank you. 455 00:35:11,920 -> 00:35:14,115 Reading is not very successful, yes? 456 00:35:14,280 -> 00:35:15,474 Well. 457 00:35:16,520 -> 00:35:17,953 To be honest, ugly. 458 00:35:18,120 -> 00:35:20,839 Just do not tell David. The first time is always difficult. 459 00:35:22,480 -> 00:35:24,675 David legastenik? 460 00:35:25,600 -> 00:35:29,036 David! Congratulations. 461 00:35:29,480 -> 00:35:30,913 How many people came? 4? 462 00:35:31,080 -> 00:35:32,274 7 without us. 463 00:35:32,720 -> 00:35:35,792 You were delicious. So ... sincere. 464 00:35:35,960 -> 00:35:37,393 Even Ralph came along. 465 00:35:37,600 -> 00:35:40,273 I know. Now he can mock me as he wants. 466 00:35:40,440 -> 00:35:42,192 Not true! You have turned out well. 467 00:35:42,360 -> 00:35:43,793 I was miserable. 468 00:35:46,200 -> 00:35:47,872 No more readings. 469 00:35:48,040 -> 00:35:50,474 But it was also the first time. You're just perenervnichal. 470 00:35:50,640 -> 00:35:53,313 Correctly. Another couple of small Readings 471 00:35:53,480 -> 00:35:55,436 and will be much better to receive. 472 00:36:00,400 -> 00:36:02,595 I'm not a writer, I'm a waiter. 473 00:36:03,440 -> 00:36:04,429 Waiters can not read. 474 00:36:04,600 -> 00:36:07,433 Neither in Itzehoe, nor in Dortmund, anywhere else. 475 00:36:07,760 -> 00:36:10,718 You know who you are? You're crazy. 476 00:36:10,880 -> 00:36:12,836 Marie ... What would you say 477 00:36:13,000 -> 00:36:15,355 if this novel I had written? 478 00:36:15,520 -> 00:36:16,839 If I found it, for example? 479 00:36:17,000 -> 00:36:18,194 Then I would have wanted 480 00:36:18,360 -> 00:36:20,555 necessarily meet with the man, who wrote it. 481 00:36:20,720 -> 00:36:24,156 I think it should be very sensitive, sensitive man, 482 00:36:25,120 -> 00:36:28,635 which is very embarrassed to read to the public. 483 00:36:28,800 -> 00:36:32,110 And I like these secretive, modest man. 484 00:36:32,800 -> 00:36:34,756 That's what you and me hooked. 485 00:36:35,400 -> 00:36:37,914 I do not know how to write. Never could. 486 00:36:38,080 -> 00:36:40,469 - Shh! Shh! - Roman, I ... 487 00:36:40,640 -> 00:36:42,596 Listen to me. 488 00:36:42,760 -> 00:36:44,716 I do not care what others think about your novel. 489 00:36:44,880 -> 00:36:47,155 Because I know that actually hides all this shyness. 490 00:36:48,240 -> 00:36:49,673 But you must promise me. 491 00:36:49,840 -> 00:36:51,637 That we will always be honest with each other. 492 00:36:51,800 -> 00:36:53,995 I have often met the guys who pretended to someone else. 493 00:36:54,160 -> 00:36:56,720 But you do not like that. 494 00:36:56,880 -> 00:36:58,836 And so I want to be with you. 495 00:37:00,400 -> 00:37:02,595 You promise me? 496 00:37:19,120 -> 00:37:20,314 Thank you. 497 00:37:27,760 -> 00:37:29,193 The most promising writer in German literature 498 00:37:29,360 -> 00:37:32,670 can bring me coffee with milk? - Ralph! You're such a dork. 499 00:37:32,840 -> 00:37:35,149 Why am I a moron? Simply quote, 500 00:37:35,320 -> 00:37:38,278 that heard us mortals, with Olympus literary criticism. 501 00:37:38,440 -> 00:37:40,749 What? Bring me the last coffee with milk? 502 00:37:40,920 -> 00:37:42,353 - Yes, of course. - Joachim Landmann 503 00:37:42,520 -> 00:37:45,671 wrote a review of the novel. - Who is it? 504 00:37:45,840 -> 00:37:48,274 Ha! Yes you are a real literary punk, David. 505 00:37:48,560 -> 00:37:50,710 This is also the most important literary critic. 506 00:37:50,880 -> 00:37:52,950 - How the Pope. - Wow. 507 00:37:54,440 -> 00:37:56,874 "This novel, which we all waited so long. 508 00:37:57,040 -> 00:37:58,792 "The novel, which makes us cry. 509 00:37:59,720 -> 00:38:00,835 David Kern 510 00:38:01,000 -> 00:38:02,911 "One of the few promising writers in German literature, 511 00:38:03,080 -> 00:38:05,435 "Says the neo-conservative style taking place in the 50 years 512 00:38:05,600 -> 00:38:06,555 "The story of forbidden love, 513 00:38:06,720 -> 00:38:09,393 "His remarkably mature debut novel heralds 514 00:38:09,560 -> 00:38:12,518 "Long-belated beginning of the end of the era of literary postmodernism." 515 00:38:12,720 -> 00:38:14,517 Here is a suggestion! Can you imagine a box insert. 516 00:38:14,680 -> 00:38:17,513 This is a hymn! Joachim Landmann moved to tears! 517 00:38:17,680 -> 00:38:19,113 Just insane! 518 00:38:19,760 -> 00:38:22,718 You can forget about meetings with provincial readers. 519 00:38:22,880 -> 00:38:24,677 This is a breakthrough! 520 00:38:26,000 -> 00:38:27,956 That is, I need to have someone else to look for? 521 00:38:29,400 -> 00:38:32,358 Call Ralph. Maybe this will help his writing career. 522 00:38:33,280 -> 00:38:35,475 "I felt like I just said, 523 00:38:35,640 -> 00:38:37,835 "I had a tumor the size of the head with the ball. 524 00:38:38,000 -> 00:38:40,195 "I so wanted someone to come and said: 525 00:38:40,360 -> 00:38:43,033 "No problem, David. I know what to do. " 526 00:38:43,480 -> 00:38:46,836 'But instead, Kohler and Marie made me wear an expensive suit, 527 00:38:47,000 -> 00:38:49,150 'And the publisher have taken care of, as called for by Kohler 528 00:38:49,320 -> 00:38:52,437 'To my next reading was organized in the "proper place". " 529 00:38:52,600 -> 00:38:55,672 Our guest today - a literary sensation of the year. 530 00:38:56,400 -> 00:39:00,234 Some believe that the novel symbolizes the end of the era of postmodernism, 531 00:39:00,400 -> 00:39:02,356 others considered it a cynical ... - Mr. Kern, you allow? 532 00:39:02,520 -> 00:39:04,351 For my wife. 533 00:39:04,520 -> 00:39:07,478 She read your book 3 times. I also had. 534 00:39:08,920 -> 00:39:11,036 However, the author's much older than I am currently represented. 535 00:39:11,200 -> 00:39:13,430 - Hmm. I am too. - Thank you. 536 00:39:13,600 -> 00:39:14,555 I do not know who the author. 537 00:39:16,520 -> 00:39:19,830 - Clear the stage. " - Begins. 538 00:39:20,000 -> 00:39:23,151 'And here I am on stage. I felt terrible. 539 00:39:23,320 -> 00:39:25,754 Though, apparently, everything is perfect. 540 00:39:25,920 -> 00:39:27,353 "Marie and I were a couple. 541 00:39:28,480 -> 00:39:30,675 You succeed. I believe in you. 542 00:39:32,080 -> 00:39:34,719 - Good luck. Thank you. 543 00:39:34,880 -> 00:39:36,393 ... what the story really is. 544 00:39:36,560 -> 00:39:38,949 Ladies and gentlemen, let us all hail. 545 00:39:39,120 -> 00:39:40,553 David Kern! 546 00:40:05,760 -> 00:40:08,991 'The audience loved me. Even when I read haltingly. 547 00:40:09,160 -> 00:40:11,276 'And she loved me for it even more. " 548 00:40:11,440 -> 00:40:14,193 'They do seem so charming, "Lovely imperfection." 549 00:40:25,640 -> 00:40:29,519 "Her croissants with nuts were the biggest in the city. 550 00:40:31,160 -> 00:40:35,631 "For them, going to cafes All fans of ice skating. 551 00:40:36,680 -> 00:40:40,116 "Peter came 15 minutes earlier. 552 00:40:41,120 -> 00:40:44,874 "He certainly wanted to cross ... wanted to sit at the table, 553 00:40:45,040 -> 00:40:46,792 "But not near windows, ..." 554 00:40:46,960 -> 00:40:48,393 'I did not have more to clean ashtrays. " 555 00:40:48,560 -> 00:40:51,233 "Where it all would look as a confectionery. " 556 00:40:51,400 -> 00:40:53,072 'And just go and read the novel, 557 00:40:53,240 -> 00:40:55,993 'Written by a certain Peter Vaylandom or Alfred Dusterom, 558 00:40:56,160 -> 00:40:58,833 'Before he crashed a motorcycle into a rock. " 559 00:41:01,120 -> 00:41:04,317 'And then I sign the book who shoved under my nose. " 560 00:41:05,400 -> 00:41:07,470 "Mila Zaika on the day of the 40 anniversary. " 561 00:41:08,080 -> 00:41:09,035 How? 562 00:41:09,200 -> 00:41:11,634 "Mila ... Zaika 563 00:41:11,800 -> 00:41:13,233 40-day anniversary. " 564 00:41:18,640 -> 00:41:19,834 "Johanna." 565 00:41:22,720 -> 00:41:24,153 Yes. Thank you. 566 00:41:27,240 -> 00:41:29,674 Write: "Alfred Dusteru." 567 00:41:46,720 -> 00:41:47,914 "My little bear." 568 00:41:50,160 -> 00:41:52,116 "My little bear." 569 00:41:57,800 -> 00:41:59,233 Hello. 570 00:41:59,400 -> 00:42:01,834 - Hello. -Write something on my own. 571 00:42:07,000 -> 00:42:11,073 - Alfred Duster? Hmm. - What? 572 00:42:11,240 -> 00:42:13,913 "With best wishes, Your Alfred Duster. "Who else? 573 00:42:16,040 -> 00:42:17,519 I urgently need a pause. 574 00:42:38,040 -> 00:42:38,995 David! 575 00:42:40,120 -> 00:42:41,553 There you are! 576 00:42:42,200 -> 00:42:45,192 Not a bad idea - to go out. The air there - even an ax hanging. 577 00:42:45,360 -> 00:42:47,316 - You have a girlfriend of David Kern? - Yes. 578 00:42:47,480 -> 00:42:53,191 Tell me, David. What are your future plans? 579 00:42:53,360 -> 00:42:55,078 Already working on a new idea? 580 00:42:56,240 -> 00:42:59,152 It is not necessary to tell all right now. Inopportune moment now. 581 00:42:59,320 -> 00:43:02,278 But tell you a secret, everything is just beginning. 582 00:43:02,440 -> 00:43:03,998 Career you will do differently. 583 00:43:04,160 -> 00:43:06,116 Believe me, I have experience. 584 00:43:08,280 -> 00:43:11,477 And what I'm all about the bush? David, I want to ask you 585 00:43:12,720 -> 00:43:14,790 Can I be your agent. 586 00:43:16,080 -> 00:43:19,038 Yes, the work in the Kubner "- not quite the one to a lifelong stay there. 587 00:43:20,520 -> 00:43:22,476 Do you need someone who will help you, David. 588 00:43:22,640 -> 00:43:25,757 I think you're a bit inexperienced in these matters. 589 00:43:25,920 -> 00:43:29,356 Did not want to interfere. Jackie Stocker. Good evening. 590 00:43:29,520 -> 00:43:31,954 - Good. - Withdraws from the turmoil? 591 00:43:32,880 -> 00:43:34,472 A wonderful novel, David. 592 00:43:34,640 -> 00:43:37,632 In fact. Congratulations. I was crying 593 00:43:37,800 -> 00:43:39,631 when read. - Seriously? 594 00:43:39,800 -> 00:43:40,994 - Yes. Yes. - I wonder 595 00:43:41,160 -> 00:43:43,993 that history, even for men so emotionally valid. 596 00:43:44,160 -> 00:43:46,720 Come on, can deviate to the side. 597 00:43:47,920 -> 00:43:49,114 Not now. 598 00:43:50,320 -> 00:43:52,515 Yes, of course. I do not want to interfere. 599 00:43:52,680 -> 00:43:56,753 Hmmm. How about breakfast at the Hotel Savoy? 600 00:43:56,920 -> 00:43:59,480 - Tomorrow at 10? - Okay. 601 00:43:59,640 -> 00:44:01,596 All the rest is too early to serve. 602 00:44:02,120 -> 00:44:04,076 Then, before the meeting? 603 00:44:05,480 -> 00:44:06,913 Glad to get acquainted. 604 00:44:09,080 -> 00:44:10,513 Who is it? 605 00:44:10,680 -> 00:44:13,877 So yes, an old friend. Can I also one? 606 00:44:14,400 -> 00:44:15,594 Yes, of course. 607 00:44:16,840 -> 00:44:19,718 David, Do you promise to think about it? 608 00:44:19,920 -> 00:44:20,875 Over what? 609 00:44:22,200 -> 00:44:24,156 Above that, can I be your agent. 610 00:44:26,160 -> 00:44:27,593 Yes, of course. Absolutely. 611 00:44:27,760 -> 00:44:31,196 Kohler said that the turmoil will be even greater When will the book fair. 612 00:44:31,360 -> 00:44:33,920 If the machine picks up speed, it will not stop she says. 613 00:44:34,080 -> 00:44:35,274 And I always thought 614 00:44:35,440 -> 00:44:38,637 writers live in seclusion, spending time behind a desk. 615 00:44:40,920 -> 00:44:42,592 Naive to think so. 616 00:44:42,760 -> 00:44:43,954 Can you open? 617 00:44:44,120 -> 00:44:47,078 In this crazy dress I looked like a masquerade. 618 00:44:52,840 -> 00:44:55,274 Why do not you introduced me to his mentor? 619 00:44:56,600 -> 00:44:57,555 Who? 620 00:44:57,720 -> 00:45:00,917 Well, a friend of your father, Jackie. After all that he done for you. 621 00:45:03,920 -> 00:45:06,354 Jackie says, you've always been very talented. 622 00:45:06,520 -> 00:45:08,715 I do not even know you used to play hockey. 623 00:45:08,880 -> 00:45:11,155 - Ah, yes. 624 00:45:12,280 -> 00:45:14,475 After skating you skate badly. 625 00:45:17,360 -> 00:45:19,316 I invited Jackie to visit us. 626 00:45:21,120 -> 00:45:23,076 - You do not mind? - Hmm. 627 00:45:45,680 -> 00:45:48,114 Why do you say to my friend that you have been my coach for hockey? 628 00:45:48,280 -> 00:45:50,714 I have never played hockey. Nothing in it do not understand! 629 00:45:50,880 -> 00:45:52,438 This is also a beautiful story. 630 00:45:52,600 -> 00:45:54,556 Boy without any special hobbies, 631 00:45:54,720 -> 00:45:57,234 friend's father reveals his hidden talents .. 632 00:45:57,400 -> 00:45:59,868 You got off light. Sit down. 633 00:46:00,800 -> 00:46:02,233 What do you want from me? 634 00:46:02,840 -> 00:46:04,876 Wanted to meet with a young man 635 00:46:05,040 -> 00:46:06,234 reached such a great success. 636 00:46:06,400 -> 00:46:08,231 With the help of my novel. 637 00:46:09,920 -> 00:46:12,753 How do you get for one such reading, like yesterday? 638 00:46:13,120 -> 00:46:14,075 1000? 639 00:46:14,240 -> 00:46:15,673 1500? 640 00:46:16,880 -> 00:46:17,835 You do not Alfred Duster. 641 00:46:18,000 -> 00:46:21,675 If anyone of us, Alfred Duster, so just you. 642 00:46:21,840 -> 00:46:22,795 Sit down. 643 00:46:24,280 -> 00:46:26,396 - Alfred Duster died. - Nope. 644 00:46:26,560 -> 00:46:30,109 Peter Vayland died. Or the right to say Peter Landvay? 645 00:46:30,280 -> 00:46:32,032 Alfred Duster alive. 646 00:46:33,040 -> 00:46:37,272 Bring me another glass of this delicious Bordeaux? 647 00:46:38,600 -> 00:46:40,795 Of course. The young lord a glass, too? 648 00:46:41,600 -> 00:46:42,874 No thanks. 649 00:46:46,080 -> 00:46:47,752 Peter Vayland - it was Alfred Duster. 650 00:46:47,920 -> 00:46:50,115 Yes, do you sit down, finally. 651 00:46:54,080 -> 00:46:58,551 I Alfred Duster. In the 59 th I returned from Paris. 652 00:46:58,720 -> 00:47:01,359 He studied there at the Sorbonne, wanted to become a writer. 653 00:47:02,080 -> 00:47:04,594 Withdrew an inexpensive room, bought a typewriter, 654 00:47:04,760 -> 00:47:07,593 began searching for themes for his first novel. 655 00:47:07,760 -> 00:47:10,752 And then someone told me a story previous tenant. 656 00:47:10,920 -> 00:47:12,353 His name was Peter Vayland. 657 00:47:13,360 -> 00:47:15,032 I immediately realized that he had found his theme. 658 00:47:15,200 -> 00:47:16,952 Obviously, the scent I had a good one. 659 00:47:17,680 -> 00:47:19,511 Alfred Duster became my nickname. 660 00:47:20,200 -> 00:47:23,351 "Jackie Stoker," more like the name of a professional boxer, or something like that. 661 00:47:27,120 -> 00:47:29,554 Where did you get the manuscript? 662 00:47:30,760 -> 00:47:32,193 Found in a drawer. 663 00:47:32,960 -> 00:47:34,632 Hmm .. Where is she now? 664 00:47:38,720 -> 00:47:39,914 I burned it. 665 00:47:41,600 -> 00:47:44,160 Fortunately, I kept a copy, 666 00:47:44,320 -> 00:47:46,276 I have returned the publisher. 667 00:47:48,720 -> 00:47:50,711 - It does not really hungry? - No, thanks. 668 00:47:50,880 -> 00:47:55,556 There. This jelly - it's just a fairy tale! Come on. 669 00:47:55,720 -> 00:47:56,914 Her. 670 00:48:12,120 -> 00:48:13,553 You have a dear friend. 671 00:48:14,560 -> 00:48:18,553 - Have you been together? - Only recently started to live together. 672 00:48:18,720 -> 00:48:21,393 Hmm. She does not know, right? 673 00:48:23,840 -> 00:48:26,035 In your place I would have never told her. 674 00:48:27,640 -> 00:48:29,710 Not necessarily her know about it. 675 00:48:38,320 -> 00:48:40,276 - My friend wants to pay. - Sure. 676 00:48:42,960 -> 00:48:44,791 We are in the room of David. 677 00:48:44,960 -> 00:48:46,712 - Hi, Marie. - Hello. It's good that you came from. 678 00:48:46,880 -> 00:48:49,519 - We have a night table. - Great. Simply put there. Thank you. 679 00:48:51,280 -> 00:48:55,751 I was shocked as you were able to describe 680 00:48:55,920 -> 00:48:59,356 psevdorealistichnuyu our era, the complete absence in her any personal freedom, 681 00:48:59,520 -> 00:49:02,512 It is in this limited sociological system 682 00:49:02,680 -> 00:49:05,114 50-ies, so much so blatantly. 683 00:49:05,280 -> 00:49:08,033 He now writes has something new? 684 00:49:09,800 -> 00:49:11,995 To be honest, I do not know. 685 00:49:12,160 -> 00:49:14,116 David reluctantly talks about his new projects. 686 00:49:14,280 -> 00:49:17,113 I also write a bit. For themselves. 687 00:49:18,640 -> 00:49:20,596 Maybe I'll give you something to read? 688 00:49:20,760 -> 00:49:23,513 We can meet and discuss this. 689 00:49:23,680 -> 00:49:26,353 I think you so much you can do for me. 690 00:49:27,360 -> 00:49:28,554 Sorry. 691 00:49:28,920 -> 00:49:30,114 I'm here waiting for you. 692 00:49:32,160 -> 00:49:34,116 - What are you doing here? - Em. 693 00:49:34,880 -> 00:49:36,632 There is too much mayonnaise. 694 00:49:36,800 -> 00:49:39,473 However, macaroni salad - it is always underrated work of art. 695 00:49:40,240 -> 00:49:43,198 Lovely apartment. Bought or withdraw? 696 00:49:43,920 -> 00:49:45,990 - You can not stay here. - Why? 697 00:49:47,920 -> 00:49:50,115 What do you want? Again the money? 698 00:49:50,280 -> 00:49:52,555 Well, I just thought we need to know each other better. 699 00:49:52,720 -> 00:49:55,678 It does not hurt our close cooperation. 700 00:49:56,240 -> 00:49:58,196 Today it is impossible. We have guests. 701 00:49:58,360 -> 00:50:00,794 - We can meet at another time. - But I'm already here? 702 00:50:01,880 -> 00:50:04,440 Mmm! And what's this? 703 00:50:04,840 -> 00:50:08,435 - I do not know. Mr Stocker, You .. - And, Marie! 704 00:50:08,600 -> 00:50:11,558 Hello! Good for you, which also invited Mr. Stocker. 705 00:50:11,720 -> 00:50:14,473 Please, Marie, call me Jackie. 706 00:50:16,000 -> 00:50:17,353 Sadly, Mr Stocker could not stay for long. 707 00:50:17,520 -> 00:50:19,715 Yes? Oh, how sorry. 708 00:50:19,880 -> 00:50:21,279 I am afraid that my next meeting 709 00:50:21,440 -> 00:50:24,193 will not be nearly as charming as this company. 710 00:50:25,120 -> 00:50:26,633 Perhaps linger better here. 711 00:50:27,760 -> 00:50:30,320 If you look at David's do not believe 712 00:50:30,480 -> 00:50:33,438 that he has literary talent. 713 00:50:33,600 -> 00:50:35,556 His appearance as deceptive. 714 00:50:35,720 -> 00:50:38,314 And it's always been so. Since I know him. 715 00:50:38,480 -> 00:50:41,916 And with the girls he had also not had much luck. 716 00:50:42,080 -> 00:50:43,513 Well, it was not so bad .. 717 00:50:43,680 -> 00:50:45,079 Where did you know? 718 00:50:45,240 -> 00:50:46,753 Jackie was a hockey coach David. 719 00:50:46,920 -> 00:50:48,273 What? You played hockey? 720 00:50:48,440 -> 00:50:50,431 Me too! Who was that? 721 00:50:50,600 -> 00:50:53,558 - Striker, of course. - In-choice goalkeeper. 722 00:50:53,720 -> 00:50:54,948 Striker! 723 00:50:55,120 -> 00:50:56,792 - I was the goalie. - What's that? 724 00:50:56,960 -> 00:50:58,393 Well, the goalkeeper. 725 00:50:58,560 -> 00:50:59,834 It was a children's team. 726 00:51:00,000 -> 00:51:01,956 One hundred years have not played hockey. 727 00:51:03,400 -> 00:51:05,072 But there is still a little shy. 728 00:51:05,240 -> 00:51:07,674 I like it when you are sitting on the stage and read. 729 00:51:07,840 -> 00:51:11,276 - That's so charmingly imperfect. - Max Frisch was so afraid to read, 730 00:51:11,440 -> 00:51:15,479 could read, just drunk as a lord. 731 00:51:15,640 -> 00:51:18,154 You would have also helped it, David? 732 00:51:18,320 -> 00:51:19,992 You know Max Frisch? 733 00:51:20,160 -> 00:51:22,435 - Yes, they were together in South America. - Hmm. 734 00:51:22,600 -> 00:51:26,513 Well, yes, we can say were good friends. 735 00:51:26,680 -> 00:51:28,636 I had also written. 736 00:51:28,800 -> 00:51:32,270 - And what you wrote? - Well, about the same as David. 737 00:51:32,440 -> 00:51:37,719 However, not so good and not so successful. 738 00:51:39,000 -> 00:51:41,275 'From that evening, by Jackie can not be intimidated. 739 00:51:41,440 -> 00:51:42,873 'He was always there. 740 00:51:43,040 -> 00:51:45,713 "As a pimple on the ass who does not see 741 00:51:45,880 -> 00:51:47,836 'But feel with every step. 742 00:51:49,320 -> 00:51:52,630 'Became rare moments when I could stay with Mary alone. 743 00:51:53,080 -> 00:51:55,116 'When I returned home after traveling for meetings with readers, 744 00:51:55,280 -> 00:51:58,033 'On the platform I always met with two of them. " 745 00:51:59,560 -> 00:52:00,515 David! 746 00:52:00,680 -> 00:52:02,910 That's a coincidence! 747 00:52:04,760 -> 00:52:06,716 I learned about a new restaurant. 748 00:52:10,360 -> 00:52:12,555 You had to tell me you are here often go. 749 00:52:12,720 -> 00:52:15,393 David worked here before. Waiter. 750 00:52:15,560 -> 00:52:18,154 Waiter? I did not know about it. 751 00:52:19,040 -> 00:52:20,234 - I also worked as a waiter. - Mr. Kern? 752 00:52:20,400 -> 00:52:22,675 You are here used to work? I came here after you. 753 00:52:23,960 -> 00:52:26,394 You do not give an autograph? Here, on the menu? 754 00:52:26,880 -> 00:52:28,552 Yes, of course! 755 00:52:29,320 -> 00:52:30,514 There. 756 00:52:32,960 -> 00:52:35,394 - Thank you. - Please. 757 00:52:47,720 -> 00:52:48,675 Thank you. 758 00:52:50,320 -> 00:52:52,276 If you would not want I can do it. 759 00:52:53,800 -> 00:52:55,711 You should enjoy it all! 760 00:52:56,160 -> 00:52:58,310 You should communicate with their fans! They are - your capital! 761 00:52:58,480 -> 00:53:01,233 They have to buy everything on which is written your name. 762 00:53:01,400 -> 00:53:04,278 I then looked around. Everything is made so unprofessional. 763 00:53:04,440 -> 00:53:06,590 You can get a lot more. Much. 764 00:53:07,600 -> 00:53:10,433 T-shirts, for example. Seriously! 765 00:53:10,840 -> 00:53:13,274 From the "I was in bed with David Kern." 766 00:53:15,080 -> 00:53:18,629 Fun now! Where to read people? 767 00:53:18,800 -> 00:53:21,473 In bed. Do you understand? 768 00:53:21,640 -> 00:53:24,598 "In bed at David Kern - a double value. Shipping will be fine. 769 00:53:24,760 -> 00:53:27,433 Mr Stocker, well I do not know. Ya. 770 00:53:27,600 -> 00:53:29,033 If the looming second novel, 771 00:53:29,200 -> 00:53:30,952 We will do everything quite differently. 772 00:53:31,120 -> 00:53:32,553 Listen to me, my boy. 773 00:53:32,720 -> 00:53:34,915 We will turn the entire book of business on its head. 774 00:53:35,080 -> 00:53:36,752 They're still just amateurs. 775 00:53:36,920 -> 00:53:39,593 Max Frisch always told me: "You know, Jackie, 776 00:53:39,760 -> 00:53:41,955 Books - nothing like tomatoes. " 777 00:53:42,120 -> 00:53:45,715 - Sorry, David, can I? - Yes, of course. 778 00:53:46,000 -> 00:53:47,194 This rack. 779 00:53:52,520 -> 00:53:53,714 Come, come here! 780 00:54:03,760 -> 00:54:05,432 - Bye. - David, wait. 781 00:54:24,400 -> 00:54:27,073 Hello. Could you describe 782 00:54:27,240 -> 00:54:28,673 How does a writer? 783 00:54:28,840 -> 00:54:31,593 That is, you sit at the table. You come up with the idea, 784 00:54:31,760 -> 00:54:32,954 and then? 785 00:54:33,120 -> 00:54:35,793 I think this is for all our viewers. 786 00:54:35,960 -> 00:54:38,428 How it all happens When you have an idea? 787 00:54:38,600 -> 00:54:40,670 As it turns out a novel? 788 00:54:42,960 -> 00:54:47,351 Uh ... Do not even know .. Well, that is .. 789 00:54:48,600 -> 00:54:50,556 Here's an idea, 790 00:54:51,680 -> 00:54:53,636 and this idea should be written. 791 00:54:54,680 -> 00:54:57,513 Because if it does not burn, it can not remember. 792 00:55:00,320 -> 00:55:03,949 I mean, being a writer is not easy. 793 00:55:04,120 -> 00:55:07,874 Well, no, certainly not easier to write. 794 00:55:10,000 -> 00:55:13,276 Vice versa. It is better to write than not write. 795 00:55:16,360 -> 00:55:18,351 Yes, it is no longer a writer. 796 00:55:18,520 -> 00:55:21,830 - Yeah, right. 797 00:55:24,720 -> 00:55:27,951 'People often ask, You're so young. 798 00:55:28,120 -> 00:55:31,351 'How do you know so much about the 50's? 799 00:55:31,520 -> 00:55:33,397 'You are somebody help? 800 00:55:33,560 -> 00:55:36,597 'Maybe someone from that generation gave you advice? 801 00:55:40,360 -> 00:55:43,033 Hey! What kind of nonsense? 802 00:55:43,200 -> 00:55:44,918 Now would be the most interesting. 803 00:55:45,080 -> 00:55:47,036 This literary shit nobody cares! 804 00:55:47,200 -> 00:55:49,395 This is not a literary crap. This is high culture, you moron! 805 00:55:49,560 -> 00:55:50,754 - Switch! - Houses, See 806 00:55:50,920 -> 00:55:52,911 If you are interested in talk of a milksop. 807 00:55:53,080 -> 00:55:56,038 How dare you talk like that about my boy? That's my boy, I'm his agent! 808 00:55:56,200 -> 00:56:00,876 - Yes, you yourself do not believe in it. - You have no idea! 809 00:56:01,040 -> 00:56:05,352 David Kern - the most important authors in this country ever! 810 00:56:05,520 -> 00:56:06,714 It is clear to you? 811 00:56:09,080 -> 00:56:12,152 Get out! Get out of my institution! Get away from here! 812 00:56:12,320 -> 00:56:14,788 - I understood everything. - Okay. 813 00:56:14,960 -> 00:56:18,157 How does it feel when overnight become so successful? 814 00:56:18,320 -> 00:56:21,437 Tiring. 815 00:56:21,600 -> 00:56:25,115 Yes, but this is just what every writer dreams of. 816 00:56:25,280 -> 00:56:27,236 Post a bestseller. 817 00:56:27,400 -> 00:56:28,469 None. 818 00:56:30,760 -> 00:56:31,829 Yes, maybe. 819 00:56:32,000 -> 00:56:33,956 The only thing you did was babbling incoherently! 820 00:56:34,120 -> 00:56:35,951 - Hi, Marie. 821 00:56:36,120 -> 00:56:37,553 'As you have an idea, 822 00:56:37,720 -> 00:56:40,359 'Select the 50-ies as the duration of the novel? 823 00:56:42,040 -> 00:56:44,952 'Well, I was looking for. 824 00:56:45,840 -> 00:56:47,796 'In the books, the Internet ... " 825 00:56:49,080 -> 00:56:50,513 What a shame! Just crap! 826 00:56:50,680 -> 00:56:52,238 And I like how David copes on television. 827 00:56:52,400 -> 00:56:54,595 - It's so charming. - Charming! 828 00:56:54,760 -> 00:56:57,718 "Fascinating" - it's just a charming substitute for the "disgusting". 829 00:56:57,880 -> 00:57:00,713 - Brad some. "The Internet". " - But if this is true? 830 00:57:00,880 -> 00:57:04,031 Oh, that's how true. Of course! True. 831 00:57:04,200 -> 00:57:06,634 Even if it's true, nobody is interested. 832 00:57:06,800 -> 00:57:09,155 - So you're in this all understand. - Yes, I know about. 833 00:57:11,160 -> 00:57:14,357 Listen. Need to entertain people! 834 00:57:14,520 -> 00:57:17,193 They want to hear stories! Want to know 835 00:57:17,360 -> 00:57:19,555 the tragic youth of your grandfather 836 00:57:19,720 -> 00:57:21,278 or something like that. 837 00:57:21,440 -> 00:57:25,638 Mr Kern from 24-year old author's idea 838 00:57:25,800 -> 00:57:28,314 write a story about the first 50 years? 839 00:57:29,440 -> 00:57:31,396 - Now I'm saying? .. - Yes. 840 00:57:32,600 -> 00:57:34,636 Uh .. The tragic youth of my grandfather ... 841 00:57:34,800 -> 00:57:36,233 No need for me to repeat like a parrot! 842 00:57:36,400 -> 00:57:37,594 This is just nonsense some! 843 00:57:37,760 -> 00:57:40,320 Why would suggest to David that he was someone else? 844 00:57:40,480 -> 00:57:42,311 Listen, baby. Max Frisch have always said 845 00:57:42,480 -> 00:57:45,472 design books ... - Max Frisch! Yes, enough already of this garbage! 846 00:57:45,640 -> 00:57:47,073 You yourself in everything you do not believe it! 847 00:57:47,240 -> 00:57:49,196 David, do not listen to this King. 848 00:57:49,360 -> 00:57:50,793 - He only knows that boast ... - I'm not a bum! 849 00:57:50,960 -> 00:57:53,030 - ... And all day to hang out in cafes. - I will not stand! 850 00:57:56,920 -> 00:57:59,878 Tell your young studentochke that we must continue to work. 851 00:58:00,040 -> 00:58:02,474 It is not all there! Why not send him away? 852 00:58:02,640 -> 00:58:05,074 Tell you I had done for him? 853 00:58:05,240 -> 00:58:06,832 Perhaps, Mr Stocker rights. 854 00:58:07,000 -> 00:58:08,672 I can best be obtained. 855 00:58:08,840 -> 00:58:11,513 In general, my opinion here nobody cares. 856 00:58:13,800 -> 00:58:14,994 Put it. 857 00:58:17,400 -> 00:58:18,594 Immediately. 858 00:58:29,440 -> 00:58:30,634 Mr Stocker, I ... 859 00:58:31,680 -> 00:58:32,954 Forget it. 860 00:58:51,040 -> 00:58:52,996 Why do you listen to this idiot? 861 00:58:53,680 -> 00:58:55,875 He is my old friend. Gives me advice sometimes. 862 00:58:56,960 -> 00:59:00,157 He is an old drunkard. And extortionists. He wants your money. 863 00:59:00,320 -> 00:59:02,754 You think I do not see how you give him money? 864 00:59:04,680 -> 00:59:06,875 His case is now very bad. 865 00:59:07,040 -> 00:59:08,996 He always had a hard time in life. 866 00:59:10,280 -> 00:59:12,714 Yes, he's just crazy. I myself have seen this day. 867 00:59:12,880 -> 00:59:14,552 Kicked him out of the cafe. 868 00:59:14,720 -> 00:59:17,029 He got into a fight with the waiter to see you on TV. 869 00:59:18,520 -> 00:59:20,351 Yes. And he even gives you tips 870 00:59:20,520 -> 00:59:22,078 on how to better sell yourself. 871 00:59:22,240 -> 00:59:24,674 Wake up, David. It is dangerous and wants to fool you. 872 00:59:24,840 -> 00:59:27,513 He has everything everywhere, has said he agent David Kern. 873 00:59:31,960 -> 00:59:34,793 - It's not your agent? - No! No, no, no, no. 874 01:00:03,920 -> 01:00:05,353 Anyway, come. 875 01:00:06,920 -> 01:00:08,353 Sit down. 876 01:00:09,400 -> 01:00:10,913 Sorry, can not tell you anything to offer, 877 01:00:11,080 -> 01:00:13,275 service here is not the best. 878 01:00:27,040 -> 01:00:28,473 This is a copy? 879 01:00:30,040 -> 01:00:31,996 I apologize for my behavior. 880 01:00:32,160 -> 01:00:37,917 But ... you should not listen to his girlfriend. 881 01:00:38,080 -> 01:00:40,514 When it comes to business. 882 01:00:40,680 -> 01:00:43,114 I promised Mary that you'll stay away from me. 883 01:00:45,560 -> 01:00:46,754 Yeah. 884 01:00:50,400 -> 01:00:52,755 - If you have problems with alcohol ... - No. 885 01:00:52,920 -> 01:00:55,992 I could help. I could pay ... 886 01:00:56,160 -> 01:00:58,116 I have no problem with alcohol. 887 01:00:58,280 -> 01:01:01,716 And I'm not a bum. I have an apartment number .... 888 01:01:01,880 -> 01:01:02,949 Well, of course. 889 01:01:07,920 -> 01:01:11,117 I had thought. You could open an account. 890 01:01:11,280 -> 01:01:13,077 And I'll translate to you each month of the money. 891 01:01:17,440 -> 01:01:20,716 I ... thought we are friends. 892 01:01:22,400 -> 01:01:24,914 After that we had to go through together. 893 01:01:25,920 -> 01:01:28,275 The success of our novel hockey ... 894 01:01:30,040 -> 01:01:31,837 - Yes, I have never played hockey! - Play! 895 01:01:32,520 -> 01:01:34,476 Never in my life. 896 01:01:42,640 -> 01:01:45,313 In general, I will contact you after the Book Fair and ... 897 01:01:45,480 -> 01:01:48,472 then you let me know your account number and ... 898 01:01:50,720 -> 01:01:51,914 Sorry. 899 01:02:18,880 -> 01:02:20,074 Marie? 900 01:02:31,360 -> 01:02:32,554 You are here. 901 01:02:33,920 -> 01:02:36,115 He understood it all. And leave us alone. 902 01:02:38,920 -> 01:02:41,753 - Oh, David ... - What? 903 01:02:41,920 -> 01:02:45,356 Sorry to make a scene. I usually do not do. 904 01:02:46,320 -> 01:02:47,753 But you were right. 905 01:02:49,040 -> 01:02:51,315 And besides, you're going, when are you so ... 906 01:02:52,440 -> 01:02:53,714 - What? - ... so behaving. 907 01:02:53,880 -> 01:02:56,599 - I like it. - You're kidding. 908 01:03:17,840 -> 01:03:19,512 At the reception guests? 909 01:03:20,560 -> 01:03:22,596 Yes, it did so. 910 01:03:23,280 -> 01:03:24,474 Understand. 911 01:03:29,960 -> 01:03:32,633 Well. We will find you. Until the evening. 912 01:03:33,680 -> 01:03:36,114 - Well? - Your editor is very nice. 913 01:03:36,280 -> 01:03:38,032 Somehow I think my voluntary worker shines only because 914 01:03:38,200 -> 01:03:40,998 I am a friend of David Kern. Oh, my bag! 915 01:03:41,160 -> 01:03:42,593 Mr Kern? 916 01:03:42,760 -> 01:03:45,911 It's not just coincidence that we met already right here. 917 01:03:46,640 -> 01:03:48,949 Jens Rigler, publishing house "Luther and the Rose". 918 01:03:49,120 -> 01:03:51,953 You are also staying in this hotel? I tried to contact you 919 01:03:52,120 -> 01:03:54,076 but now it is only possible through the publisher. 920 01:03:54,240 -> 01:03:55,639 They take you right to hold the leash. 921 01:03:56,280 -> 01:03:58,236 I will say openly. 922 01:03:58,400 -> 01:04:00,470 If you already have a blueprint for a new novel, 923 01:04:00,640 -> 01:04:03,154 our publishing house is very interested. Carte blanche! 924 01:04:03,320 -> 01:04:04,912 For all questions for David to handle 925 01:04:05,080 -> 01:04:06,433 the publishing house "Kubner. 926 01:04:06,600 -> 01:04:09,194 - Who are you? - This is my girlfriend. 927 01:04:09,360 -> 01:04:12,238 Oh! Very glad. In general, I repeat, 928 01:04:12,400 -> 01:04:14,834 we will be happy to hear your ideas. 929 01:04:15,000 -> 01:04:16,956 David! Do not sign anything! 930 01:04:17,120 -> 01:04:19,315 Your governess goes. 931 01:04:19,640 -> 01:04:21,312 Karin! 932 01:04:21,520 -> 01:04:23,192 We ought to tighten the reins, 933 01:04:23,360 -> 01:04:25,316 and then your golden boy without you uskachet. 934 01:04:25,480 -> 01:04:27,516 - So you just do not get it. 935 01:04:28,040 -> 01:04:28,995 Mr Kern! 936 01:04:32,720 -> 01:04:34,199 The enemies are not asleep. 937 01:04:34,360 -> 01:04:36,316 We urgently need an agent. 938 01:04:36,480 -> 01:04:37,913 - Hi, Marie. - Hello. 939 01:04:38,840 -> 01:04:40,796 Here is the schedule for today. 940 01:04:41,960 -> 01:04:43,916 If you want before meeting with the publisher time to eat, 941 01:04:44,080 -> 01:04:45,513 you should now go. 942 01:04:45,680 -> 01:04:47,432 Mr Kern? 943 01:04:47,600 -> 01:04:50,273 This is most likely on the interview. I'll deal. 944 01:04:51,040 -> 01:04:52,996 Meet me in 15 minutes? 945 01:04:53,160 -> 01:04:56,789 David, you - the person of the year. 946 01:05:00,240 -> 01:05:01,434 I have a name. 947 01:05:02,120 -> 01:05:03,075 What? 948 01:05:03,240 -> 01:05:04,673 "This is my girlfriend." 949 01:05:04,840 -> 01:05:07,274 - My name is Marie. Marie Berger. - I know. 950 01:05:07,800 -> 01:05:09,233 Why then do not say so directly? 951 01:05:22,000 -> 01:05:25,959 Good afternoon, Mr. Kern. Martin Schneider, publisher Mercury. 952 01:05:26,120 -> 01:05:27,872 How many times repeat I was his agent! 953 01:05:28,040 -> 01:05:30,634 - You are not on the list. - Who wrote these lists? 954 01:05:30,800 -> 01:05:31,994 - Wait a minute. - Hands off! 955 01:05:32,160 -> 01:05:33,275 Call Manager! 956 01:05:36,000 -> 01:05:37,956 - What is it? - Again, a publisher of annoying. 957 01:05:38,120 -> 01:05:40,554 I can not. Come here. 958 01:05:41,640 -> 01:05:43,835 Let's at least meet with your publisher. 959 01:05:44,640 -> 01:05:45,709 For me. 960 01:05:48,040 -> 01:05:49,234 Please. 961 01:05:52,520 -> 01:05:54,112 What is it? 962 01:05:57,960 -> 01:06:00,599 - There he is there! Come on! - Where? Well, where? 963 01:06:03,520 -> 01:06:05,988 - Hello, Mr. Kern. Glad to see you. - Hello. 964 01:06:06,160 -> 01:06:09,470 - David! - You go ahead. I am now. 965 01:06:09,640 -> 01:06:12,074 That's great, yeah. Wonderful. 966 01:06:13,400 -> 01:06:15,356 Crazy? What are you doing here? 967 01:06:15,840 -> 01:06:17,512 We have agreed to such. 968 01:06:17,680 -> 01:06:20,114 Deal? You agree, I - no. 969 01:06:20,280 -> 01:06:21,793 And suddenly you see Marie! 970 01:06:21,960 -> 01:06:24,235 I promised her that you leave us alone. 971 01:06:24,400 -> 01:06:26,834 Tell her that I'm here by accident. Sometimes the same is. 972 01:06:27,480 -> 01:06:30,438 Here, look. Who from this list do you know? 973 01:06:30,600 -> 01:06:32,033 You must submit them to me. 974 01:06:32,200 -> 01:06:34,395 - No. - No? 975 01:06:34,800 -> 01:06:38,759 - No! - David, it's Book Fair! 976 01:06:39,480 -> 01:06:41,436 We still have your second book to sell. 977 01:06:41,600 -> 01:06:45,036 - You are not my agent. - Well, of course, I'm your agent! 978 01:06:45,200 -> 01:06:47,794 Here, look. 979 01:06:48,680 -> 01:06:50,352 I even bought a cell phone. 980 01:06:50,520 -> 01:06:52,715 Would never thought it'd buy myself a piece. 981 01:06:52,880 -> 01:06:54,552 Simply amazing. Even photos can be done. 982 01:06:54,720 -> 01:06:57,678 Nothing to sell. And never will be. 983 01:06:57,840 -> 01:06:59,910 David Kern did not write his second novel. 984 01:07:00,720 -> 01:07:02,472 First he did not write. 985 01:07:03,200 -> 01:07:04,872 Remember copies. 986 01:07:05,040 -> 01:07:07,793 I do not know how Mary would react when he finds out about it. 987 01:07:07,960 -> 01:07:10,155 Women's heart can be cold stone. 988 01:07:11,040 -> 01:07:12,473 Written in your novel. 989 01:07:12,640 -> 01:07:14,596 If you too want to write a new novel, 990 01:07:14,760 -> 01:07:15,954 I can talk to Kohler. 991 01:07:16,120 -> 01:07:18,076 You will be able to publish it under his own name. 992 01:07:18,240 -> 01:07:20,435 Or on behalf of Alfred Dustera. You will become famous. 993 01:07:20,600 -> 01:07:21,953 Why? 994 01:07:22,120 -> 01:07:24,156 Readers also liked your first book. 995 01:07:24,320 -> 01:07:27,596 You're so naive, boy. Do not understand the rules. 996 01:07:27,760 -> 01:07:30,433 "Roman." Lord, a novel - it's just a novel. 997 01:07:30,600 -> 01:07:33,558 If such an old tree stump, like me, write a fanciful story 998 01:07:33,720 -> 01:07:35,551 will they be indifferent. 999 01:07:35,720 -> 01:07:37,392 Readers need fresh meat.
They want to believe that you wrote this story.
You yourself are doing your novel with something special.
You - the star.
And I'm just your agent.
Mr Everding? Marie Berger. We talked on the phone.
Afternoon.
I am a friend of David Kern.
Ahhh, Mrs. Berger!
It's nice to meet you. Where's David?
Let me introduce, Jens Rigler. chief of the publishing house and the Luther Rose. "
Just the editor. Your agent was exaggerating.
How are things going? What are you working on?
- Uh. - You tell me or I?
David wrote a story about a young man such as David himself,
who out of love for his mother's colon both eats and gets fat,
that can no longer even get out of the house.
But one day his mother falls in love with a man
and becomes slender as a poplar.
Son suffers terribly because of infidelity,
but he can not lose weight.
He is getting thicker and thicker.
One day his mother falls asleep next to him,
He climbs up on her and no longer peels.
Until it suffocates.
I spoke about right?
This will be a bestseller.
Feels echo the style of David Kern.
History, so unlike modern literary trends.
How much?
We still have a couple of ideas.
For example, selling T-shirts. All rights are reserved.
T-shirts? What kind of shirts?
- What is he doing here? - Marie! Hello!
- Hands off David! Get out! - Marie, can you ...
- What is this idiot doing here? - I have water, you see?
It was an accident. I did not know that he will come.
I am also surprised as you are.
Listen, Jackie also wrote a novel.
And he wants to sell it here. And I have to help him. Marie!
Mr Kern? Mr Kern!
- What? - It's You, Mr. Kern?
I have already received offers
much better. - Do not believe it.
- Jackie? - Yes.
We urgently need to talk.
- You have not to like? - What?
- Karin? Karin! - Yes.
- Mr. Kern we do not like? - I can hardly imagine that.
However, his agent can.
What? His agent?
What about the new creation of David Kern?
Itself, or tell me?
In general, David wrote a story about a young man ...
Marie?
Good morning, Karin.
I urgently need to talk to you.
David told you about my offer?
What sentence?
To become his agent.
That's a good idea.
- But he said nothing. - I thought so.
He'll also never said that
Now his agent - that Jackie Stocker?
Yes, I too was impressed.
But it is unfortunately true.
This Jackie Stoker goes everywhere
and sells new novel, David.
Why is this stupid fair, I know the last
about your new novel?
Thick mother - this is me?
- No new novel I'm writing. - What is it then sells
Your new Superagent Jackie?
Why are you deceiving me, David?
Where did you get all this stupid idea, Jackie made his agent?
Completely mad?
I did not make it to your agent. He somehow ...
You said yourself, I need a new agent.
That will save me from all those sharks ...
Because I noticed you in sacrifice himself for dinner.
Do you own nothing?
Do you care what I'm saying?
You, too, did not ask permission
To send this stupid novel to the publisher!
From the waiter in a literary superstar.
What a crazy idea!
Be the girlfriend of David Kern, probably cool
but to me, David Kern, now have very tight.
It would be nice if you could not complicate it.
Then you do not want to interfere more, be yourself.
Marie!
- Marie! - OK, David.
After 10 minutes you have the first meeting.
We must go. Be professional.
I'm holding on like a professional.
We all conduct ourselves as professionals.
Let's finish the job.
I agreed that you have at each interview to 12 minutes.
For''Blick''do 30, there important people.
By 13 o'clock we are here to finish
then you are taking to hand out autographs.
Then, relax, okay?
Mr Kern!
All will have time to photograph! We still have a lot of meetings ...
Write here your suggestion.
Hi, Marie.
I'm sorry. It is a pity that ... everything is so stupid happened.
Call me, please when you hear it. Please!
It was David.
"My love, tell me what did I do?
"What does your silence?
"You love me.
"Thousands of times you wrote about this in his letters.
"Dear Lila, I sit in his attic,
"Everywhere I looked, I see you.
"You, as you extinguish ... you as you gasish light.
"I love you as you close the curtains.
"I love you, as you dissolve the hair.
"I love you as you sit on the bed.
"I love you the way you look at me.
"You, you, you.
"I love you."
Marie, why not answer the phone?
I just wanted to say that I'm going with the award ceremony.
Please, call us.
Where now will be a party, David? You've got the same invitation.
- You do not know where Mary?
- You do not know where to party? - Sorry, You're his agent.
And I'm the girl to run errands from publishers, and my working day is over.
Tomorrow at half past 11 you should be in place.
And please, in good condition.
Hopefully, with Marie all get better.
I'm sorry, David.
Come have a bite?
All these publishers are meanie.
Only Rigler decent.
Offers 200 000.
This lover of the tube, your Everding, gives 150 000.
But I think with both of you can still ask for more.
The rest of the publishing house did not represent himself, the small fry.
Lord, do not run it!
Long before this party?
No idea.
Jackie ..
Had forgotten something else.
On the rights to movies! And this is the same as the bubble. This is my colleague suggested.
And I'm here about some t-shirts. Oh, a taxi - it's a good idea.
Mr Stocker, thanks for everything but it's all over.
I can not. I'm going now to Mary and tell her the truth.
Wait a minute! Since it is impossible!
David!
Damn!
Taxi!
Mr Kern?
You a message from his wife.
Damn!
I told you! Women need artists, not waiters.
Well, great. I knew it.
Well, if this issue has been resolved.
I'm sorry, my boy.
It's okay.
Think of something.
It's okay.
Everything will be fine.
Good morning. Marie can call?
Please.
Marie!
I'm writing a coursework about your novel.
"The concept of culture-specific gender roles
in the novel David Kern, "Lila, Lila."
Read you want?
Marie, I'm sorry.
I did not want it happen.
I want to apologize.
Marie does not know what you want to.
Leave us, please.
I'm sorry.
At the fair I had a terrible mood.
The whole story of Jackie - a misunderstanding.
In fact, there is no second novel. It was all Jack's idea.
Marie, I love you.
I need you. You must take care of me.
I actually owes a lot to Jackie. I. ..
Can no longer hear that name! Nothing else I do not want to hear.
I do not know what happened between us,
Why are you more honest with me. At the fair was not the David
in which I once fell in love.
Or I do not that Marie, who fell in love.
Perhaps I was not in love with you
but only in your novel.
I do not know ... I just
a naive girl who dreams of to the whole world was like a novel.
You're not naive, Marie.
You are the best girl I ever met.
Go away, David. Go away.
You're only making this harder.
David did not go down?
What did she say?
She did not like flowers?
Can not be so quick to give up, David.
Need to persevere. Girls love it.
They need to fight for their hearts.
Marie fell in love not in me and in thy bloody affair.
That's it.
I am considered a liar, and she was right.
- It's over. - The second novel.
- What? - He will solve all problems.
If once happened obtained in the second.
A novel you will devote to it.
"Dedicated to Mary - the love of my life" well, or something like that.
The history we already have. About fat woman with her son.
Think about it, David!
If you want to return to Marie, then it works absolutely, believe me!
Even Rigler love this story!
"Increasingly, Peter tried to imagine
"As it were, if Leela is not returned to him.
"But it has not worked.
"And now, when it really happened he still felt that emptiness.
"To see it and know had lost her forever,
"Caused him untold suffering.
"Half an hour later, Peter approached
"To move away from the town. There began the road
'Transition through one kilometer into the tunnel.
Peter switched to the latest transfer
And on the whole speed approaching entry into the tunnel.
"He passed through the rock,
"That the wall stood in the valley.
"Entrance into the tunnel it was impossible not to see even at night.
"Is that on purpose.
"How is this done Peter Landvay.
"And Peter Landvay I was. "
Yes, I know that without David's novel, and it's not worth a farthing.
What?
No, my dear Rigler. It should be exactly the opposite.
First, advance, and then signed.
The boy is also necessary for something to live to write.
What else? I have nothing else.
Sorry. In the loan any longer.
Be paid in cash.
So do, Mr Rigler, but be aware of advances.
Damn. How much is it?
195.90.
- David! Glad to hear you. - Hello.
- I, uh ... - How can I help my friend?
- The new novel is ready? - Take it.
- I'd like to read it. - Well, of course.
- Just read. Without any obligations. - Yeah.
Maybe I will give it later to read Marie, let's see what she says.
Of course!
- David, my boy! - Show me a copy!
- What, sorry? - Copies do not exist, right?
You do not know how to write. Never wrote!
Do not you tell me about it!
What is that nonsense? "And he thought: I should have.
"There are many. Me should be eaten so much, as possible. "
The same crap!
"And he bought a month's supply of all
"What he wanted to eat.
"Pizza, chocolate, steak, pies and cakes.
"A lot of sweets and desserts."
Sweet and dessert - it's the same thing.
Well, I agree. The wording may be a little more work.
But if the cover will be your name,
it will be regarded as literature!
Rigler is willing to pay for it half a million!
Hey, what are you doing? Wait a minute.
Think of Mary. How precious you Marie?
Let her read it first!
How do you know that I did not write this novel?
- You do not have copies. - Well, of course, I have them!
Then show me those damn copy!
Are they?
- What is it? - Mexican oil stocks.
I like Max and then make a quick profit. Can you imagine to pick up.
Let me go!
What are you doing? Stop it! Already unfunny! "Stop it!
I'll throw you a quiet life!
Alfred Duster should get out there, whence came!
Okay, okay. I am not Alfred Duster!
Copies do not exist! I did not write a novel!
What? What did you say?
Oh, you bastard! Where did you all know?
I knew him. Peter Vaylanda.
We played together in hockey.
Then he met this girl and quite mad,
committing suicide. Yes, you yourself ever know.
Peter Vayland - it was Alfred Duster. He gave me to read the manuscript.
You're right, I am not the author.
Oh, you bastard! Do you think me a fool as you can handle?
Everything they think, Baby David, it's so cute
He can be anything you want to do. How do I return now Marie?
Sorry.
I did not want to interfere.
Do not go. Everything is already in order. Put somewhere.
My young friend will pay.
David, could you?
David!
Wait are you!
David. David!
I'm sorry.
Damn!
Damn, damn!
How to open this goddamn door?
David, just do not need stupid!
Nobody knows!
David, we're friends!
Just think about the money!
And for Marie!
David.
Yes?
I just also wanted to get a piece of cake.
You like me, David.
You were a great hitter
You need to have more faith in yourself.
Rigler - toughie.
But T-shirts, we have made under the contract.
You now have a new novel.
David. I just wanted ... I'm leaving.
It's yours or mine?
It does not matter.
Your new novel?
At this time I was lucky to be the first to read it.
Yes. He ... It's not mine.
A friend gave me to read it. But it is not so good.
Ahh, ok.
Jackie fell from the balcony.
He died.
I. .. I'm sorry.
Marie, are you going?
All are waiting.
- You open the door? - Sure.
- Do you own one? - I'm David Kern.
The author of the novel "Lila, Lila."
Your brother and I were friends.
He will also have money?
No, no, money should not. I need nothing.
What are you doing here?
I'm just a friend.
'It is very difficult to pretend
'Someone else.
'And it is not difficult, because you have to constantly lie.
'And make it easy.
'And yet, it is difficult, because many can not speak.
'Cause everything that has to constantly keep quiet
'And there you are.
'That is you who are pretending to someone else.
'But not the other, who pretend to be really.
'In short, if you pretend to be someone else,
'Can be recognized by those things which do not speak,
'About who you really are.
'And if you, like me,
'Did not he know really who you are
'Then it is worth a lot. "
"Here, you can not just warm, not ordering,
Has continued to swear the waitress in the Chapman ..
"Chepch ...
"This damn cap haunted him since the first reading.
"And he really did not know what this word means." 1357 01:35:48,440 -> 01:35:50,192 "But the hardest thing was
"That Mary went, and he had to read more
"A novel that he never wrote."
Well, I've already said enough.
Now let us speak in public.
If you have questions, ask.
Yes?
The first novel you write yourself or not?
So what? Sami wrote it?
What do you think?
Well, of course you did.
- Yes, please. - You're writing something new?
Frankly, no. I would like first to depart slightly from the last novel.
I think the image of Mary in the novel is not quite a success.
You do not think she should have been much earlier than anything suspect?
Perhaps She was so in love with David
that simply did not notice anything.
And we must not forget. David was able to cleverly lie.
Why he never told her the truth?
Afraid that she would leave him if he again becomes a simple waiter.
But it's so damn stupid.
How did he know that she would refuse him, whether it is just a waiter?
But she refused to be?
I do not know. I like writers.
Well, still have questions?