Friheden

One of you tricked me.

You took my horse and took my money.

Listen, Juan. This is a big misunderstanding.

- This is not what it looks like. - What are you doing?

- You owe me two million dollars! - Okay, listen!

I am not a vet.

Make them say what they know or I won't get any money.

Simone, don't say anything.

Where is the money?

- Simone, stop! - I love you.

Get back! And you, you let him go!

Simone, stop. Don't shoot.

We'll get you your money and your horse back.

Stay away from me! Get back!

- Stay away from me! - Do not shoot, Simone!

Do not shoot!

- I've got him. - No!

No.

No, no. No.

What the hell is going on here?

Juan, we're leaving.

I've got you.

Juan, come on!

Holy shit, you were good!

Ten, eleven, twelve. There you go.

- Simone. - No, not for Simone.

I am pregnant.

Congrats!

Think about what we can do with a real baby. It's the perfect cover.

Jacqueline, our child shall not grow up like that.

- You guys stop. - We're going to live a real life.

Good luck!

It is expensive to have a loan in the bank.

Banks have raised their fees in spite of last year's profits

of a whopping 49.3 billion kroner.

Banks blame the financial crisis...

It's not dry. There's foam.

The Consumer Council is blasting the banks...

- You don't dry them properly. - You add too much foam.

- Just dry it off. - You use too much dish soap.

- Because you bought the cheap one. - I try to save.

I'm fed up with saving, and with the dishwasher not working.

We fight about dish soap.

- Is that possible? - Oh yes.

About how much to add and how much it foams.

And who is to blame for the foam.

- What are you doing? - What?

What are you doing about Erik? You must do something.

No, I'm sorry. We can't help you.

We bought insurance. You said

even if we damaged the machine ourselves

the technical insurance would cover it.

True, but with the proviso that you must install a drip tray underneath.

- A drip tray? - Yes.

- We do carry them actually. - I'm sorry, but...

That's not okay.

It's stated clearly that you need a drip tray underneath.

You admit you haven't done that.

So you enticed my wife to buy this for 1,200 kroner to no avail?

We don't entice. We do inform about the drip tray.

- Or else... - No, okay.

I'm sorry.

- Twelve hundred on top. - Yeah, that sucks.

All I can say is, next time, buy a drip tray.

- Anything else? - Nope.

Have a nice day!

- A drip tray? - Yeah, apparently.

And you accepted that? I bought insurance.

Yes, but it said there must be a drip tray.

I should have gone myself.

- What would that accomplish? - Esther, dinner is ready.

We just have to buy a new one.

As long as you're out of work we can't just buy a new one.

I have an interview tomorrow. As a chef at Café Bastard.

Kaj, turn it off. We're about to eat.

- Esther, dinner is served. - Thanks for the support.

- What do you want me to say? - What would be appropriate?

- What is it? - We're about to eat.

Please come the first time I call. Lay the table.

"You're a gifted chef, darling."

Erik, if you get that job

three months later, it won't be exciting enough, or it's not you.

You've had 17 jobs in 17 years.

You've spilled something on your stomach.

- Eat, Kaj. - Kaj, you must eat.

- May I play afterwards? - Half an hour if you eat.

Then I'll only eat half of it.

- It's Daddy's osso buco. - All children's favorite food.

I need a computer for my assignment.

- What's wrong with yours? - It won't start.

I want a new iPad. A real one.

We all want a lot of stuff.

I want a computer and an iPad. We want a dishwasher.

- Daddy would like a job. - Right now I want the vegetables.

- Esther, pass the veggies, please. - Can't you reach yourself?

How was your day, Esther?

- Why do you ask? - I want some insight into your life.

- Because we are a family. - Are we?

- Esther... - Okay, five questions.

Did I see you on a scooter with no helmet. Who was that with?

Gus. Four to go.

- Is Gus your boyfriend? - My boyfriend hasn't got a scooter.

- Three to go. - What does he drive?

A pickup. His name is Patrick.

Why do you pretend we don't matter to you?

- I don't pretend. - I'm done.

- Why don't you ride your bike? - It has a flat again.

- Then patch it. - Isn't that a father's job?

A father's job is to raise his kids as responsible people

who can join society and make decisions...

- So... - Just leave her alone.

- He is 23. - Isn't Esther just 17?

"Works as...

wherever this crazy world takes me."

- Nina? - Hi, Berthelin.

I need your presentation for the business dinner tonight.

Is that possible?

Yes, if Niels sends his numbers within the hour.

I want to take something else too. You. Can you?

- Yes, with pleasure. - It might be late.

- That's okay. - Okay.

- "You." - What?

- "It might be late." - Stop it.

- Are you Erik? - Yes, I am.

Welcome. We can sit over there.

Well, Erik, you're a bit older than the rest of our staff.

- You have two children? - Yes.

Does that interfere with night shifts and weekends?

Not at all. They'll have to do without Daddy.

- Two years at Restaurant Apostrof. - In Nyborg, yes.

I noticed that you've been at A Tavola con lo Chef in Rome.

- Si. - Si.

Did you work with Silvio?

I'm sorry, I didn't learn Italian when I was there.

Did you work with Silvio?

- We were friends. - I came after him.

But he's still there.

I came after... before, but after him.

What are you trying to say?

It's a lie. Because I really want this job.

I can do everything on the menu.

Erik...

Listen...

Can you tell me why I should choose you?

No.

What? No.

No. You know what? At least you're honest.

Fine. Thank you. You'll hear from us.

Thank you.

Can I ask you a question? I'm going to this cinema...

There's a film at two o'clock.

Can I drive around the building? I'm parked behind here.

- Yes, you can. - Thank you. Sorry for interrupting.

- Where are you parked? - Here.

- Did he see you? - No.

That one?

- Didn't you hear me knocking? - This crap...

Dad will get a job now. Then you'll get a new computer.

Just say it, Mom. You want me to tell you about my new boyfriend.

You want to know who he is and how old he is.

- You know that from my Facebook. - I'd just like to meet him.

Why don't you invite him over for dinner?

- I will. - Yes.

- Anything else? - Yes. No, that was all.

He was watching you. There was a police car outside. A van.

Okay. Thank you, Christian.

You're welcome. I'm Erik now.

- Erik? - Yes.

Okay.

It's good to see you.

- You are looking good, "Erik". - Thank you.

That was a surprise. Holy shit.

What are you guys doing? You ran.

We have a very different life now.

Nina is working.

- Aren't you with Simone? - Yes, she's Nina now.

- What was it? - A girl. Esther.

We also have a boy. His name is Kaj.

We have bought a house.

- A house? - Yes, in Friheden.

Oh boy.

- What are you doing? - You're rather curious.

No, I'm just asking.

- What happened at the restaurant? - You had an interview, didn't you?

I wanted to see if you were still sharp.

- What's happening, Jacqueline? - I need you both.

I'm running a scheme against InvoPharma. You know them?

They are profiteering off medicine to third world countries.

They are being sold off to an investment fund. We claim...

I'll stop you there. We are not doing anything.

- It's a million euros. - We're a family, Jacqueline.

A million euros for your family.

We're done with that. Period.

- Yes... - Say hi to Simone, okay?

- How was the interview. - It went well.

- They will choose someone else. - Too bad.

- Did you throw it in there? - Where else?

- Do we have a place for poop? - That's disgusting.

I'm off.

Nina? I need to talk to you.