Last Dance

For you, Mrs Lippmann, it'll be $8.50.

You should be ashamed of yourself, Mr Steinberg,

taking advantage of an old woman.

The next person to take advantage of you,

Mrs Lippmann, will be the first.

How's that lovely daughter of yours?

- She's fine, thank you. - Send her my best.

Good Shabbos to you, Mr Steinberg.

Good Shabbos.

Ah, Mrs Lippmann!

- For your little friend. - Oh, thank you.

That's very kind of you. Thank you.

Something else, Mrs Lippmann?

Oh, um...let me see.

I'll have a piece of that chocolate cake, please.

How big a piece would you like?

- Bit more. - Here?

- That'll be fine, thank you. - Good.

Hello?

Hello?

Something else, Mrs Lippmann?

Um, no.

No, that'll be all, thank you.

Mrs Wilburn?

Mrs Wilburn?

Oh, hello, Zucchini.

I've got something nice for you later.

Shh!

Where do you live?

Get off me!

Move!

Open the door. Please do it!

Do you live alone? Huh?

I said, do you live alone?

You're a Jew.

Ah!

Do not move, Jew.

Get up.

Oh!

Sit there.

No!

Please don't hurt me.

Killing you means nothing to me.

I simply rid the world of one more Jew.

Do you have a car?

Are you deaf?

I said do you have a motor car?

Uh...uh...

Jamal, Yusuf is with the Prophet.

In paradise.

Everything went wrong, Jamal. Everything went wrong.

The number you are calling is switched off.

Please try again later.

You're a Palestinian.

What have you done? I know you've done something terrible.

Shh!

I lived in Israel for many years...

I said shut up, Jew!

I've known men like you all my life.

You know nothing of me.

I know what it is to have men stomp up the stairs,

march away with the women and the children.

I've known this. I've seen this!

No! No, please! No!

Hello?

Hello, Mama?

Hello?

Are you there?

- H-hello. - Oh, thank God.

Oh, Sophie.

I was so worried about you. I have been ringing and ringing.

Hello?

I-I was shopping, darling. I'm fine.

Have you heard? There was a bomb at the Balaclava Shule.

It's on TV. It's horrible.

Mama?

Is anybody hurt?

People have been killed. A lot of people.

Nobody knows how many yet.

They'll be people that we know.

You know that, don't you?

How could anybody do this? I don't understand.

What would possess somebody to do something like this?

Are you sure you're OK?

Hello?

No, I'm...I'm fine.

You've got to stay off the streets now.

You've got to stay inside. That's what they're saying.

Or come to Sydney, stay with us.

No, this is my home. I lived here with your father.

I can't just leave.

Well, promise me you'll just stay inside.

You...you worry too much.

Just promise me, OK?

OK, OK.

Good. I'll call you tomorrow.

Kiss the children for me.

What? What are you talking about?

I-I said kiss the children.

But they're in New York. You know that.

Are you OK?

I'm fine.

OK, stay inside. I will call you tomorrow.

- I love you. - I love you too, darling.

Bye.

It doesn't work.

If you have any information regarding this matter,

please call the number on your screen.

Police are continuing their search for a second man

they believe may be able to help with their inquiries.

Again, that hotline number...

They will find you.

You know that, don't you?

it's just a matter of time.

When they find you, they will kill you.

I am not afraid to die.

Oh, such a brave man.

If you do not shut up...

...I will kill you where you sit.

I'm an old woman.

Do you think I'm afraid to die?

No! I-I...no, I do have a car! There is a car.

It was my husband's.

You take it. You take that and you go.

Scream and you die.

Oh, why should I scream? I want you to go.

The keys.

- Where are the keys? - They're up there.

No.

- No. I stay. No. - Get in.

Why can't I go? You have the car.

Oh!

Mrs Lippmann!

Mrs Lippmann!

Oh, Mr Nathan, I'm sorry I took so long.

Good Shabbos, Mrs Lippmann.

And to you.

Mrs Lippmann, have you heard what happened?

I can't believe it. Here, in this country!

Terrorists, fanatics.

They should be taken out, put up against a wall

and shot, all of them!

Prison is too good for these people.

-I...I agree with you. -It's a terrible thing.

A terrible thing!

Ah, Oh...

Oh. Have you guests, Mrs Lippmann?

No, no.

I thought maybe your daughter is staying.

I...I have to go, Mr Nathan.

I need to lie down. I'm really very tired.

I'm sorry to disturb you, Mrs Lippmann.

I brought this up for you.

Oh, thank you. It's very kind of you.

Move!

Mrs Lippmann, I'm sorry to disturb you again, but is this yours?

I thought maybe you had dropped it. I found it just there.

Oh, thank you.

What would I do without you? You are very kind.

Please leave.

I want you to leave, right now.

You think I want to be here?

How can you do these things?

I am a soldier.

This is what soldiers do.

You're not a soldier.

You're a terrorist.

You know nothing.

You people are everywhere.

You have infected the world.

- You heard what happened? - Yes, yes, I did.

You'll need a doctor.

I've seen men die from losing blood.

I know what I'm talking about. I was a nurse.

Who is this?

That's my son.

It was taken a long time ago.

Where?

Where was the photograph taken?

In Israel.

Was he born there?

No.

Of course not.

He was born in Germany.

What was he doing in Palestine?

Well, we went to live there after the war.

What gave you the right to live in Palestine?

We were given the right.

We'd lost our homes, we'd lost everything,

so that's why we went.

So it was OK for you to occupy my country?

That's not how it was.

Then how was it?

We were Jews. We had no land of our own.

- You are fucking terrorists! - No.

You take our homes.

Move our people from their land.

You treat us like dogs.

You want Palestine without the Palestinians.

You think you are better than us.