Breaking Surface

Mom!

Help!

Is Tuva here? Is Tuva here?

Where is Tuva?

- Is Tuva here? Where is she? - I don't know.

We were going to swim under the jetty.

Tuva, I'm here

Cone on. Come on. Come on, Tuva!

Come on!

Come on! Come on now!

Tuva...

Ida, you were supposed to look after her.

You were supposed to look after her!

If she dies, you'll be responsible!

Mom?

Sweety, it is in the middle of the night. You have to sleep now.

- Are you going to swim? - I'm going to dive.

- With Tuva and Grandma. - Will you be wearing socks?

Of course. Otherwise my feet will get cold.

But they're rubber socks.

When you're older, you can come too.

Where will we live when you and Dad get divorced?

- Who says we're getting divorced? - Eric said so.

That's why Dad sleeps in the other room.

We're not getting divorced.

Everything will be fine, I promise.

Here. What kind of thermo kit are you wearing?

A warm one.

It's 90 degrees in here already.

You won't need all this in the Philippines.

Four months of easy money. Right?

You guys are crazy doing this all winter.

One last ice bath then!

Main propeller is okay.

Small tears on one and three. Not bad.

Okay, move to the bow thrusters.

On my way.

I'm there.

- Confirm all engines are stopped. - Yeah, all engines are stopped.

Diver in the tube.

How does it look?

The usual crap. Rope, nets...

It'll take me 15 minutes.

It's really cold here.

I should have worn the other thermo kit.

Weren't you thinking you'd be warm?

In four days time...

...you'll be doing this yourself.

Surface?

Surface.

The propeller moved. Does the bridge know I'm here?

- Is it the current doing anything? - There's no damn current here!

The propeller moved. It was mechanical.

Engine running! Engine running!

Tuva!

- Stop it! - Let me go!

It's nobody's fault!

Tuva! Tuva!

- Let me go! - Tuva!

Ida!

- Hi. - Hi!

Early start?

Not when you have kids.

What's with your hand?

It's nothing.

We'll get your bags. Mom's waiting.

Mom!

Hi, Tuva!

Hi!

- Hi, Ida! - Hi.

Hi, darling!

You have to come visit me more often.

Knut! Knut!

Knut!

So nice to have both of you here for once.

We'll spend the weekend together,

go diving... be out in nature,

allow the mind to relax...

How are the kids, Ida?

Good. They're getting older.

And Einar?

It...

It's good. We're in counseling.

Is that something your father suggested?

I'm asking because that's what he always wanted for us.

Therapy, therapy... Until the end of time.

God, You can't sit in a room and talk yourself into loving someone.

It's either there or it isn't! And if it isn't there...

Ida, don't be like your father, just letting things fall apart.

We'll keep up the therapy.

No one will come and help you, if that's what you think.

Who would that be?

And don't tell me you're doing it for the kids.

Ida, I don't want to fight with you.

I'm sorry. I didn't mean it to be like this.

You can't go diving with that cough.

A cup of tea and some sleep will fix it.

And we'll make it a quiet evening.

Why are you knocking?

What's up?

In the car today...

Well, she can't take her medicine before diving.

Without it, she goes a little...

Never mind.

- You're much better with her than I am. - More practice maybe...

Don't let it get to you.

I was thinking, after the dive,

maybe you could come back with me to Sweden.

The kids, they really miss you.

I'm... I'm going to the Philippines on Tuesday.

- Another time. - But...

Good night.

Good night.

...beginning of the day.

Later on rain or snow with poor visibility.

Minus five degrees...

A hot bath is all she's diving into today.

What the hell are you doing?

Mom will lose it if she finds out I'm smoking.

- How long have you been doing that? - This is the second dog.

Wanna go?

Hey!

Wake up.

Look.

- Hello. - Hi.

- Flat tire? - Yes, but a tow truck is on the way.

- Do you have a spare? - The tow truck will be here any time now.

- We can't leave you with a flat tire. - No, but they're on the way.

Could you open this?

But, Tuva, she wants to wait.

Magic!

Yup...

Hi there.

- Are you friends? - Sisters.

Or half-sisters...

Mom liked to go on diving trips alone.

Tuva, you can stop now. They're here.

Damn it.

Come on, Knut.

This feels familiar.

From what I remember, mom parked down there.

Yup, it seems you and mom do a lot of things together

Are you pouting or diving?

Here.

Knut!

The company overstocks these and nobody takes inventory.

Did you steal them?

Wireless communication.

It's been a while since I did full mask...

Come on, grumpy.

It's easy.

Knut!

Come here. Sit.

Sit.

Come here.

Knut, come here.

Hey, where's your phone? Check the battery and reception.

I have 80% battery power and three bars.

Okay, we have a satellite phone too.

Shit!

We'd better move our gear under the overhang.

Yes...

Okay, 46 feet straight down here,

around the point is the entry to the swim-through.

This should be open.

The swim-through ascends to 16 feet.

That's our safety stop.

- Okay? - Okay.

Diver One connected.

If something goes south...

Ida, are you with me?

Yes, coming.

This is a little scary.

Don't worry.

It'll open up further on.

One tight spot, then it gets wider.

Tuva, wait, let me catch up.

This is exactly where mom and I were.

Just a little further.

Tight spot...

Okay, this is it.

Stop here. I want to show you something.

Release some air.

Why?

Why do you always have to be so difficult. Just...

Stop! Get off my stuff!

Do what I say, release some air.

Good. That's enough. Come on.

Don't breathe here. You'll get CO2 poisoning!

Relax. It's like a dive bell. We can be here for a little while.

Check this out.

Mom ruined my diver's knife doing this.

It was the first thing I ever bought with my own money.

I loved that knife.

What is it?

- Nothing. - Stop mumbling and pouting!

It's so fucking obvious that you and mom shared so much

and I was never allowed in.

- It's even carved in stone. - Oh give it up, Ida, will you?

- Did I choose that? Is it my fault? - No, but you know what?