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Get Away (2024)

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Get Away (2024)

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[Baby crying]

[Heartbeat]

[Baby coughs]

-[Crying]

-[Laughing]

[Woman screams]

[Birds chirping]

["Summer Holiday" plays on radio]

-We're all going

on a summer holiday

No more working

for a week or two

Fun and laughter

on a summer holiday

No more worries

for me and you

For a week or two

-Sorry, sorry, darling.

Go on, carry on.

-So in 1824,

the whole island

quarantined itself in fear

of a deadly flu pandemic.

-Does it say

how long the quarantine lasted?

-Yeah.

What began as three months

eventually lasted

almost two and a half years!

-Wow. What suffering. Amazing.

-Totally amazing.

-Long after the mainland

had ended the quarantine,

it remained in place

on the island

until most people

had either died

or had turned to cannibalism

to feed themselves

and their children.

-How many people died?

-Oh, it doesn't actually say.

-Bullshit! I need a death toll.

-Hey, language.

Why does it matter

how many people died?

-Actually, I agree with Sam

on this.

It just, it would be nice

to have an exact figure.

-Yeah, I think

I'd give more of a sh*t

if it was 200 people

rather than, say...

-Four?

-Yeah, four.

-Yeah.

-Four people.

-Okay, well,

I heard it was hundreds.

Are you happy?

-Very, thank you.

-Every 10 years, the islanders

celebrate the festival of...

Karantan!

-Karantan!

-Or quarantine, a gory,

eight-hour play --

-Eight f*cking hours!

-Hey, hey!

-Sorry, Dad.

I f*cking hate the theater.

-Mummy, thank you for the info.

-You're welcome, Daddy.

-Gross.

I would never eat a person.

-Why not?

-I'm a vegetarian.

-Oh, here we go. That's right.

-Don't belittle my beliefs.

-Beliefs! h*-h*-h*!

I'm sorry, but believe me,

if you were hungry enough,

you'd eat a man.

-Or a woman.

-Yeah.

-Don't forget about us!

-Sorry.





-[Arguing in Swedish]

-[Arguing in Swedish]





-Sorry, hello.

Sorry to interrupt.

Could we order some food,

please?



-[Speaking Swedish]

-[Speaks Swedish]

-Could I have two hamburgares,

please.

And then two pomme frites,

chips, fries, chips.

And then two very large beers,

please.

And, um, kids, what do you want?

-Yeah, hi.

Sorry, do you have

a veggie burger?

-Oh, God.

-A bun with no beef?

-Yeah.

-[Speaking Swedish]

-[Laughs]

-We have burgers made

from land meat or sea meat.

-Perfect, what's the sea meat?

-Fermented mackerel an*s.

-What...um?

-Just chips, thanks.

-Chips.

-Yes, thank you.

And, Jessie,

what are you having, honey?

-Nothing. I'm not hungry.

-Oh, my God,

you have to eat something.

-I'll eat later.

-Well, do you promise me

you'll eat later?

-No.

-Jessie, where are you --

Oh, my God.

Oh, sorry, could I also --

could I get some cheese

on my burger, please?

-Nej.

-No, okay. Why not?

Where are you going?

-To find Jessie.

-Geez! Sorry.

And sorry about my kids.

They're an absolute nightmare

today.

I think they're bored.

Do you have children yourself?

-Nej. It died.

-Well, of course it did.



-Ooh!

-Hiya!

-Hello, darling.

-Here you go.

-Oh, thank you.

-Does that taste like fish?

Oh! Sorry.

Thank God we have

the table number

so we don't get confused

with anyone else.

-Funny.

-Will you go

and shout for the kids?

-Where are they?

-Oh, my God, Richard,

I don't know.

Use your brain.

-Alright, sorry.

-Where are they?

Do I look like a psychic?

-What do you think happened?

-Don't know.

[Camera shutter clicks]

-Kids, food!

-We should go.

I'm starving.



Ugh! Gross.

-Yeah, eww.



-That was pretty good.

-I don't know.

To me it's like fish. Hello.

-Through?

-Yes, thank you.

-It was lovely,

thank you very much.

-Let me ask, can we buy

tickets here for the ferry?

-Do I look like the ferry?

-No.

-No, I just thought I'd ask.

-Where are you going?

-Oh, we're going to Svalta.



-[Speaking Swedish]

-You cannot go there.

It is forbujdet during Karantan.

-I don't think it is, is it?

-This is Europe, yeah?

-There are no hotels

on the island.

This is the last ferry.

You'll be stranded.

-No, we won't be stranded

because we're staying

on the island.

We've actually booked a B&B.

-Look, hang on.

Here. Have a look.

-Richard.

-Shush.

-That's the house

of Matts Larsson.

-Yes, it is.

It doesn't get more Swedish

than that, does it?

-Yes, it does.

-Why did you show him the app?

-He seemed nice.

-He's not the B&B police.

-I know he isn't. Sorry.

-You don't always have to --

You don't have to apologize

for everything.

-Maybe, but --

-Yeah, but it makes me

the bad one.

-I promise you, you will not

be welcome on the island.

They don't like visitors

at the best of times.

-Oh. Why?

-Foreigners on the island

during Karantan play?

It is like serving

pork chops at a bar mitzvah.

-Would anyone do that?

-Yeah.

-Delicious.

-What's his problem?

-Maybe he doesn't like

vegetarians.

-I'm sure there are

vegetarians in Sweden.

-Ah.

-Stockholm, yeah, sure.

Malmo, Gothenburg, at a push.

-I think it's awful

that anyone would hold

onto a grudge for 200 years.

-Says the Irish lady.

-[Gasps]

[Boat horn blowing]

-The ferry!

-Oh, good. The ferry.

-Yes! Come on!

-[Speaking Swedish]

-[Speaking Swedish]

-Hey!

I'm sorry to interrupt you.

-What?

-Can I pay?

-I don't know. Can you?

-Come on,

I'm in a bit of a rush.



Please, I'm going to

miss the ferry.

-Perhaps that's for the best.

-What do I owe you?



-Hmm...

300 krona.

-Right, um...

I can't --

My hands are so sweaty.

Right, yes.

-Cash only.

-Okay, uh...

One...

Is that one? Yes. Two.

What are you doing?

You're hurting me.

-If you know what's best for

you, don't get on that ferry.

Take your nice family

and get back into your hired car

and f*ck off.

-I said you're hurting me!

I have to leave.

-Don't say I didn't warn you.



-What's wrong? Richard?

I know that look.

What's wrong?

-I'm fine.

-Richard!

-Yes?

-Oh, hello.

Could we order four tickets,

please?

-Four tickets?

-Mm-hmm.

-To where?

-Well, we're going

where you're going, silly.

We're -- Svalta.

-Let's go!

-Well, this is most unusual.

-Come on, Dad.

[Ship's horn blows]

-Sorry.

-What's wrong?

-Oh!

-I think I've left

my blooming wallet inside.

-D'oh!

-Shut up, Sam.

-Sam, just --

Well, then, you numpty,

just go run, run, run,

quick, quick, quick, quick.

-Yes.

-Go, go!

-Yes, yes.

-Go, Richard! Run.

-I'm going.

-We must leave now.

To be late is forbjudet.

After this boat, no more.

-Oh, when's the next ferry?

-In three days,

after Karantan is over.

-So yeah, four return tickets,

please.

-I take your names, please?

-Why do you need our names?

-For our passenger manifest.

In case we sink

and everyone drowns.

-Oh, lovely, of course.

Well, we're the Smiths.

I'm Susan, and this is Sam.

-Just Sam.

-And then this is Jessie.

And then my husband is --

Come on, Daddy!

-Hey!

-And this is Richard,

my husband.

Daddy, come on, the tide.

All okay?

-Yeah, fine.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-Yes.

Oh, you got some ketchup

on your top, silly.

-Oh, yes. Here we are.

Thank you.

-Thank you.

-Right, let's go!

Come on.

All aboard the Skylark!

-He is so embarrassing.

-We're adopted, right?

-You f*cking are!

[Ship's horn blows]





-What's happening?

-I don't know, Richard,

I don't know.

[Door opens, closes]

-f*ck off!

-f*ck.

It's Johan, the Dane.

-You want to make drink with me?

-Uh...

-That's a nice offer.

We're actually not big drinkers,

are we?

-No.

-I wasn't talking to you,

you f*cking four-eyed p*ssy man.

[Engine revs]



-Um...

-Shall we? Yes.

-I think we could have

a look around the boat.

-Oh, let's.

["Sommar, Sommar, Sommar"

plays]

Sommar, sommar, sommar

Det a r dans i Folkets Park

Sommar, sommar, sommar

Hja rtan ska

rs I tra dens bark

Jag vill viska i ditt ora

[Bell tolling]





-Well, well, well.

Thank you. You honor us!

-No, Richard, don't.



-[Speaks Swedish]

-What?

-Who are you?

Why have you come here today?

-Why are you here?

-It's our holiday.

-Holidagen?

-Yes, but not just a holidagen.

We're also here

to see your wonderful play.



-Play?!

How dare you?

"Billy Elliot" is a play.

"Grease," the musical,

is a play.

This is Karantan.

This is our life.

No play.

-Sorry, I think

we've got off on the wrong foot.

-The kommune has made

a judgment.

You must get back on the ferry

and return to the mainland.

You are not welcome here.

-Right, but --

-Yeah. Sorry for the push back,

we didn't think this was --

It's not a private island,

is it?

-Look, all we want to do is

just see your thing, the show,

and just pay our respects

to the dead.

-The dead?

What do you know of the dead?

-Oh, well, quite a lot actually.

-Mum, just don't.

-No, no, no, no.

Honestly,

they'll find it interesting.

They will find it interesting.

My great, great, great,

great, great grandfather

actually died here

on this island,

on Svalta.

-Who was your ancestor?

-He was the -- well,

one of the brave officers

who your ancestors m*rder*d.

[Murmuring]

-[Growls]

You will leave this place

one way or another.

-Oh! Ugh!

-Sue, Mummy, are you --

-She licked my face,

she licked my face!

-Oh, hey! Hey, hey, hey!

I see you have already met

our friendly kommune.

Welcome to Svalta.

-Thank you.

-I'm -- I'm -- I'm Matts.

They are mostly harmless.

-[Growls]

-Mostly.

-Well, they don't seem harmless.

-Yeah.

-Matts Larsson!

You know these outsiders?

-Huh. Yes.

I have rented them

my mother's house.

-You did not seek agreement

from the kommune.

-This is not your island.

It is not any of your business

who I rent my mother's house to.

This is Sweden, 2024.

[Speaks Swedish]

-The rules of our society

on this matter are clear.

-The rules remain in place

to protect us from people

like this.

-200 years ago.

-Your poor mother

would turn in her grave

if she could see what kind of

a man you have become.

-I hope you'll be

able to tell her about it

in person one day soon.



-Do enjoy your time on Svalta.

It will be short.



-Thank you.

-"Thank you."

God, honestly, I give up,

I give up.

-Okay, come on.

Put your bags on the cart.

We will go now to your house.

-It's fine.

We'll -- We'll push it

ourselves, thank you.

-That's your decision.

-Kids, wait a second.

Hey. You okay?

If you're having

second thoughts,

you should probably

say something right now.

-No, I need this holiday,

Richard.

I need it.

It'll be good. We'll be fine.

-Okay.

-Yeah.

-Good.

-Yeah.

[Ship's horn blows]

-Oh. Shoes off, please.

-Oh, of course.

-You'll find a pair of slippers

here for each of you.

-Do I have to?

I'd rather keep my trainers on.

-It is the tradition in Sweden,

so if you can.

-Well, it's our tradition...

-Feels comfy womfy? No?

-Yeah.

-Alright.

-Comfy womfy.

-I don't understand why

I have to take my trainers off.

-It's our tradition

here in Skane.

Feels comfy too?

-Stop saying that.

My trainers are comfy.

-Just --Just put them on.

-f*ck!

-Shh, shh, shh.

Well, well, well.

This is lovely.

It's very Swedish.

-That's because

we are in Sweden.

-Yeah.

-He's got you there.

-'Cause we are.

[Laughs]

-And you were saying this --

this was your mother's house,

Matts?

-Yeah, she was born here, and

in 1974 she married my father,

right here, on the island.

-God, that is so sweet.

-Yeah, no, no, no,

it was February, minus-25.

Very bad snow.

My mother and her sisters

arrived at the ferry

only to find the sea outside the

harbor wall had frozen solid.

-Oh, what happened?

-Well, in their high heels

and...

big coats,

they walked across the ice.

My father and...



...his brothers met them

in the harbor,

and the wedding went ahead.

-Hmm.

-That is so romantic.

-Yeah.

-And is she still with us,

Matts?

-Sadly, no.

She died 10 years ago, aged 91.

-Wow.

-God.

-I'm sorry.

But she had a lovely, long life.

-Yes, and then she was m*rder*d,

beheaded,

right there

in her favorite chair.

-Oh.

-Jesus.

-Um...

-Sorry.

-Um, Richard,

get up out of the chair.

-Can we go up stairs

and check out our rooms?

-Yeah, of course, of course.

This is your house now.

-Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

-Oh, thank you.

-Just...good.

-Get the f*ck up out

of the chair, Richard.

-Let me take you.

There we go.

-It's about time you got up.



-I want this one.

-f*cking hell, Sam!

[Thump]

-[Groans]

-[Laughs]

-Jesus!

-Dickhead. [Laughs]

[Sighs]

Oh, f*ck sake!

My phone's got no signal, Sam.

-Of course it hasn't!

We've come on holiday

to a Swedish horror film.



-Hej.

Don't be scared.

It's only Matts.

-I'm not scared.

I just didn't hear you come up.

-Oh, I'm almost silent

in my slippers.

-Maybe you should wear

a little bell round your neck.

-Oh, like a young cat.

-Yeah.

That way you can let the

little birds know you're coming.

Now why would I want to do that?



-Meow!



-Meow!

Meow!

-f*ck off.

-[Groans] Dickhead!

-I must go and leave you

to begin your vacation.

-Oh, Matts, before you go,

did you manage to get those bits

of shopping I asked for?

-Oh, yeah, I did.

I put it all away into the

cupboards and -- and the fridge.

-[Speaks Swedish poorly]

-Well, we better get on.

This chicken paprika

isn't going to make itself.

-Yeah. Oh,

I couldn't get paprika.

-Oh, not to worry.

-Or chicken.

-Well, toasties it is then,

Daddy.

-Delicious.

-Mm-hmm.





-Oh!

Wow! These are razor sharp.

-Be careful, Daddy.

-Life must've been so sh*t

before phones.

No wonder they had

massive f*cking wars, right?

So bored all the time.

Nothing better to do.

-Have I got time for a bath?

-'Course you do, darling!

You're on your holibobs!

Go have a nice soak

and forget about your phone.

-Ow! Don't touch me.

Don't f*cking touch me!

Mum, can you tell her?

-Yeah, don't f*cking touch him.

-Not -- Jessie, don't --

[Water running]









[Shuffling]

[Shuffling]

[Shuffling]

















-[Snoring]





-[Snoring]





-What's going on?

-Well, I don't know, do I?

How am I supposed to know?

-I don't understand.

What do we do?

-I'm going down there.

-Don't be stupid.

-I am, I'm going down there.

Anyway, I'm not going to

be scared away by these people.

Whatever they are.

We have every right to be here,

Richard.

-We do, but Brexit!

Sus.





-Leave us alone!



There are children

inside sleeping.

And you're frightening us.

So please, just...

Go away!



-[Gasps]



Richard, look.

-What are you doing?

You can't leave that here!



-Well, thanks for your help,

Richard.

-I thought I'd let

you helm this one.

-Oh, cheers.

-Are you cross?

Hey, we talked about this

in couple's counseling.

It's really important,

you know, as a man,

that sometimes I sit back and

empower you, and you did great.

-Shut the f*ck up, Richard.

-Sorry.

-I'm going back to bed.

You can deal with this.

-What do you want me

to do with it?

-Work it out!

-D-- Do we have bin bags?





[Bell tolling]



Hey, morning! You alright?

-No, not really.

-Okay. Um...

Something I can help with?

-Probably not.

-Is this about last night?

-No, what happened last night?

-Forget it.

What's on your mind?

'Cause you know, you can

talk to me about anything.

I won't be shocked, I promise.

Between us,

when I was a younger man,

I used to live in Vienna,

and, uh...

Between us, I used to do

a bit of the old cannabis.

[Laughs]

Ah.

-I feel like

we are being watched.

-What makes you say that?

-So last night

I was taking a soak,

and I could hear noises coming

from behind that big mirror.

-Right.

What kind of noises?

-I don't know, like a shuffling,

a loud crack.

-Alright, well, look, I mean,

it could have been us

moving around.

It's a very old house.

-No. It wasn't that.

[Voice breaking] 'Cause it was

actually quite creepy, and...

-Shh, come here.

-I'm sorry, I just, um...

-It's alright. It's okay.

If you ever hear anything else

again,

just come and wake me up,

alright?

-Yeah, okay.

-You promise?

-Sorry, oh, God. I'm just being,

like, silly, I feel like.

-Joking aside, what I said

before about cannabis...

-Right.

-Don't do it because in --

in the end, for me,

I went a bit mad.

And it wasn't nice.

-Well, no, I-I tried cannabis

once, and, um, not my thing,

it wasn't for me.

I hated it.

-Good.

-So yeah. Cool?

-Cool.

-Cool.

-What is your thing?

-Cocaine and fat dicks.

-[Coughs]

-[Spits]





[Knock on door]

[Lock clicks]

-Hey!

-Oh, hey.

-Can -- Can I come in?



[Chuckles]

This is a bit awkward.

Um...

You didn't happen to see all the

people outside here last night,

did you?

-No. What were they doing?

-Um...It's hard to say.

They were...humming.

It was just really -- really

threatening, you know?

-Hmm.

-Look.

They threw this at us.



-Oh.

-Do you know what it is?

-It's dead.

-Yeah, I know it's -- it's dead,

but...

It also feels a bit

like a warning, you know?

-Yeah, maybe, maybe not.

It could also be this kind of

a traditional welcome here

in Skane.

-Ah, right.

[Birds calling]

Is it a traditional welcome

here in Skane?

-No. It is a warning.

-Ever since we came to Svalta,

we have felt

nothing but unwelcome,

and -- and it's -- it's a shame,

you know,

because the app,

it promised so much more.

And j-- Between us, I'm not --

I'm not a confrontational person

at all, but...

our review is going to be

less than favorable.



-I will take this

to the kommune.

-Thank you. I-I appreciate that.

It's, uh...

It's been a hell of a year.

We need this, you know?

Okay. Thank you.

-Yeah.

-Bye-bye.



-Oh, God, I needed this.

-Hang on.

Here we go, hang on.

No...

That's video. Portrait.

-What are you doing?

-Hang on, let me do it that way.

-Oh, give it to me.



-I love you, Mummy.

-Oh, love you, Daddy.

Can't wait till the big day.



-Ha! Beautiful!



[Camera shutter clicks]

-Okay.

Nice.

Tak.





-[Burps]



[Bird screeching]

-Duck, Richard!

-Ah!

-Or stay still, actually.

-Susan! What do I do?

-Just -- Oh!

You've got to stay still,

Richard!

-Stop laughing! Stop it!

-He thinks

you're one of his eggs!

-What does it want?

-He thinks you're an egg!

-I'm not an egg! Stop it!

-You are!

[Slurping]

-Look, there's a boat.

-Oh. Looks so small.

-That's because

it's quite far away.

-Gimme that.

Oh, look at that.

Do you think that's because

four people have died?

-Not yet.

-Oi! Jessie and me

are going to go for a swim.

-Oh, will you be careful though?

-No.

-Will you be alright

on your own?

-No.

-[Sighs]

Pair of idiots.

-Do you think they're happy?

-Honestly, right now,

I couldn't give a sh*t.

-Do you want a blow job?

-[Chuckles]

What?

-Do you want a blow job?

-[Laughs]



-Hej, Detective.



How is Yanet?

-Yanet died.

-This is the way of life.

It ends.

-It does end.

Have you seen Johan today?

-I saw him getting off the ferry

yesterday.

Very drunk.

Oh, my, this is serious.

He's only just been released.

Have you alerted the kommunity?

-Not yet.

-Klara will want to know.



-[Laughs]

-Oh!

Come on! Oh! Oh!

Oh, Mama.

-Dada.

-Mama.





-I'm sorry to...

-Stop!

How dare you interrupt

my rehearsal?

-m*rder. That's why.

I'm sure you'll understand

death comes before art.

Do you know Johan?

-The Dane?

-Have you seen him today?

-Nej.



-Did any of you see him?

-He left the island.

-Are you sure?

Do you know where he went?

-Probably to the Systembolaget

to get more vodka.



-Thank you for your time.

-Good.

Leave this place

and don't come back.

You have no jurisdiction here,

Detective Forsberg.

In here, the Karantan is judge.

It is our way.

It has always been our way.

-Be careful.

I'd hate for you to do something

rash and lose your head.





-f*ck you!



[Bell jingles]

-Hej! Hej!

We're closing soon,

but would you like

to taste my crispy waffle?

-Waffle? Yes, please!

-Coming here

was a big mistake for you.

-Why?

Are your waffles sh*t?

-How dare you!

[Bell jingling]

[Door closes]



-It's fine, we'll leave.

-Yes, you will.

-Okay, you know what?

We don't want to be here,

mate, okay?

We're only here

because our parents want to see

a stupid f*cking play.

-Not a play!

-Okay, and you know what?

Your waffles look dry as f*ck

anyway.

-My waffles...are moist!

-They don't look it, so...

-Don't f*cking touch me.

-Ah! Ah! Ah!

My eyes!

-Okay, let's f*cking go.





-[Laughs]

[Laughter]





-[Laughs]

-[Laughs]



Oh!

-Oh.

-[Laughs]

-Dickhead.

-I mean, the name plate said,

"English Liars"!

-This sh*t is so weird.

What is happening,

for f*ck sakes!

We should tell the others.

-No, no, don't.

You know, I don't want

Mum to miss the play.

You know,

she's been trying so hard.

Sam, will you put

the kettle...on?



Sam, have you --

have you been in here?

-No, why?

-Um, be honest.

Did you, um --

Did you move my underwear?

-[Laughs]

-You're being shifty as f*ck

right now, Sam.

-I'm not! Sorry! I'm nervous.

-Okay, look, if you took them

to seagull off into,

or have a sniff,

whatever, okay, I don't care.

I just want them back.

They were 22.

-Ugh! Seagull!

Don't be weird.

I'm g*y.

-Oh. Okay, whoa.

Didn't know that about you.

-There's lots

you don't know about me.

-I'm sure there is.

-There are.

[Shuffling]

















-You have all worked

very hard the last 10 months.

Well done.

I have worked hard all my life.

It's what I do.

I have been doing this

successfully for many years now,

many Karantans.



But soon my time will end,

and it will be time

for one of you

to become the custodian

of our traditions.

[Applause]

I am proud and honored to say

that I have been shown a way,

and have been given

the opportunity very recently

to close the circle.

-It would be great to have

some clarity about what you mean

when you say "close the circle."

-In years gone by,

we honored the traditions

by sacrificing tributes.

[Murmuring]

-I guess as much as we want to

honor the dead of the Karantan,

the thought

that you would want us to...

-I think what Marten

is trying to say

is that the thought

of having to...

-Speak your mind, Ingemar.

-k*ll again.

It seems very old-fashioned.

I know it was our way

in the past, but now...

-The English arriving here

has solidified my resolve.

It offered me

an unsurpassed clarity.



The English must be offered up.

It will be the greatest

modern Karantan ever.

-I thought we were

just going to scare them off!

-The last time we honored

the Karantan in this way,

we were all much younger.

-I wasn't even born yet!

-The world was different then.

-Was it?

I don't think

it was that different.

I remember you that summer,

Sven Svensson.

You couldn't wait

to k*ll those poor people.

-We won't k*ll and eat people.

We love the Karantan, and our

culture and traditions but --

-You will do what

I f*cking tell you to do!

You will not f*ck

this opportunity up for me.

[Indistinct conversation]





-Jesus.

These potatoes are sh*t.

Jens, do you hear?



-Matts Larsson, how are you?



I assume you received a visit

from Detective Forsberg.

A policeman on the island

at the time of Karantan is bad.

As you know,

a lot of work has gone into

this year's production.

As always.

And the Karantan will go ahead

as it always has.

Our debt must be paid.

You know this.

-Yes.

-Bringing those people here

was wrong, Matts.

The kommune did not approve

such a request,

and look what has happened.

-Why should I have to get

the approval of a kommune

that barely recognizes

my existence?

-Because it is our way.

It is the way of Svalta,

ever since the first Karantan,

Matts Larsson.

You do what you want.

You come and go,

drunk pretty girls, pretty boys.

They arrive laughing.

They leave crying.

We see this.

You pray on weakness, beauty,

you are a pervert,

an alcoholic,

a drug-taking pig.

I make sure

that we turn a blind eye

to these indiscretions.

Do you know why I do this?

Hmm?

Because you are one of us.

That could

very easily change.

Do you understand?

-What do you want?

-It's 200 years

since the Karantan began.

This is a big deal I think.

I feel this anniversary

be celebrated in the old style.

There are some who think that...

About what went before.

They no longer have

the stomach for the old ways.

I think you might. Hmm?

-We haven't done that

for 30 years.

-When the Karantan is

complete tomorrow,

I will come to your home,

and we will put things right

together.

We shall eat roast beef.

The old way.







Perhaps our friends

would like some nice cookies.

Do you have everything

you need for this recipe?



Hm.



[Bell tolling]









-Mmm.

-You know, you moan

about my little plastic bags

of bits and bobs,

but I bet you're glad

I brought

my own teabags from home now.

-Yeah. Absolutely delicious.

-Mm.

-I will never doubt you again,

Mummy!

-Oh! Can I have that in writing,

Daddy?

[Both laugh]



Did you sleep okay?

-Yeah, I did.

-Yeah?

It was deep, and...

-Mm-hmm.

-I just feel

really refreshed here.

You?

-Same. Just relaxed.

-I finished what I was saying.

[Laughter]

-Ah! Hello, g*ng!

-Morning.

-Morning.

-Everything alright last night?

-Yeah, it was fine.

-Let's eat!

-Whoo!

-[Laughs] Daddy!

-Right, I don't want to have

to keep virtue signaling,

but I'm not going to eat this.

-Well, then just eat the egg,

Sam.

-I'm not going to eat

an undeveloped hen fetus.

-Hen fetus? It's a bloody egg.

-You're a bloody egg.

-Don't call me that.

-Sam.

-Don't call me that.

Egg. Why would he say egg?

-Richard, please.

Don't call Daddy an egg.

Okay?

Now, why don't we finish

up breakfast,

and go and get dressed

because today is the big day.

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-Today is the big day!

-Whoo!





-Good news.

I had a little chat

with the kommune,

and they decided

that you guys are more than

welcome to see the play.

They even reserved seats

for you.

-Great, thank you.

Are you not heading out

to see the Karantan?

-Nope.

-Going for a swim

in the harbor.

-I thought you came here

specifically to see the play.

-Not all of it, mate.

-It's eight hours long, babe!

-I guarantee you though,

we shan't miss the cl*max.

-Are you back for lunch?

-Oh, absolutely.

-Great!

I have a surprise for you.









[Man shouts in Swedish]

[Booing]



[Booing]

[Man shouts in Swedish]

[Booing]

[Man shouts in Swedish]



-Nej!

I don't want to

gobble your kaga.

Not while the rest

of the kommune struggles so.

-As you wish.

But know the mainland is

still rife with disease.

Many thousands dead.

Many more dying.

-Oh!

-It will be months

before you get the chance

to eat a moist kargan again.



-[Honks]

[Laughter]



[Booing]

-Why won't you open the harbor?

-As the leader

of this kommunity,

I have decided to keep

the harbor closed for now.

It is for the best.

[Booing]

-[Honks]

[Laughter]

-But for how long?

We can't take this much more.

-Our English friends

shall let us know

when it is safe

to lift the Karantan.

[Booing]

[Laughter]

[Booing]

-That was sweet!

-Now perhaps I will feast

upon your sweet Kaga.

-Nej!

[Applause]

-Splash, Daddy!

-That's enough.

-Sam! Sam, come on!

-You get one!

And you, and you!

-Stop!

-Oh, grow up.

-I...

have received word

from our English friends.

[Booing]

I'm afraid the Karantan

must endure.

-[Shouts in Swedish]

-Nej!

-Our children and families

are dead.

We are weak

and many are close to the end.



-People have started

to eat the dead.

-I didn't know they were dead!

[Laughter]









-Oh! Oh, that's nice.

Looks like it's time

for a cup of tea and...

-Together: Biccies!

-Yay.

[Booing]

-Traitor!

-Turncoat!

-Traitor!

-Soon the whole island

will be dead.

And who will profit then?

-What's wrong, Mr. Larsson?

Are you losing the stomach

for it?

I think not.

[Laughter]

-I have let friends die.

Wives have lost husbands.

Fathers have buried children.

Why?

There is no disease!

-Nej!



-I never imagined the horror

our deal would bring.

-What did you think

would happen, old thing?

-They grow thin and weak

while you grow fat and rich.



-Nej! Nej!

-Nej!

-Rotten turncoat!

-Ohh!

[Cheers and applause]



-Hmm.

-Hmm, these are unusual.

-Hmm.

-Gross.

-Oh.

-They're really dry.

I think that's...

-You could...

-What? Dry! f*ck you.

Yeah, dig in. Enjoy.

[Cheers and applause]

-Your lies will weaken us

no more.

You will suffer

as we have suffered.

-Might I beg your pardon

for one last wish

before you pass

your final judgment?

-Yor!



-God save our gracious King

Long live our noble King

-God save the King

Send him victorious

Happy and glorious

Long to reign over us

God save the King

Thy choicest gifts in store

On him be pleased to pour

Long may he reign

May he defend our laws

And ever give us cause

To sing with heart and voice

God save the King

-Please, no!

Please!

-Oops. [Chuckles]

Rest assured, Matts,

you'll be getting a big thumbs

up from us on the app.

-No, no, no, no.

-Goodbye, Matts.

-Mama! Mama!

[Screaming]



-[Screams]









[Cheers and applause]



["Run to the Hills" plays]



[Cheers and applause]

-Help!

[Screaming]



White man came

Across the sea

He brought us pain

And misery

He k*lled our tribes

He k*lled our creed

He took our game

For his own need

We fought him hard

We fought him well

Out on the plains

We gave him hell

But many came

Too much for Cree

Oh, will we ever

be set free?

-What is happening?

-People are being k*lled!

-Who would attack us here?

-We should leave, find shelter.

There must be a boat

in the harbor we can use.

-I am not running away.

This is a moment to cherish.

My last Karantan,

my best Karantan.

I deserve all the --

-I am going to try

and call the Polargen

from the harbor office.

-f*ck the Polargen!

-It's Johan the Dane!

He's going to k*ll us all!

Run!

-I can't stay here.

Come with me.

-I can't.

-Then good luck.

-Run to the hills

-Ah!

-Hello.

-[Grunts]

-Run for your life

Run to the hills

-[Groans]

-You okay?

-I am so unfit.

I'm bloody Kate bushed.

-I really wish you'd kept up

street jazz

with me and Mandy,

you know.

-I f*cking hate street jazz!

-Run for your life

-Yeah, but you were getting

really good at it.

-Alright, maybe.

-What shall we do now?

-Oh, God!

This is your slaycation.

What do you want to do?

-Clyde River Paradigm!

-Yeah!

-Come on!

-Whoo!

-Sorry, Daddy. Look,

I'm not trying to stress you,

I just worry about

your shoulder.

-Oh, I'm alright.

-I hate feeling like a nag.

-Hoo.

-You know?

-Yeah.

-And if you strengthen up

that back, then everything else

becomes easy.

-Welcome to the harbor

office communication center.

[Laughs]

-Do you want to cry this time

or shall I?

-I thought you couldn't cry

on your meds.

-Obviously actual tears

can't come out,

but it'll look like I'm crying.

-Shall I, like, pretend

to comfort you?

-f*ck no. Don't touch me.

-Okay, f*cking sorry.

-It's okay, I --

I appreciate you asking.

-Cool, bro.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-[Hyperventilating, sobs]

-Ready?

-Yeah.

[Laughs]

-[Laughs]

-What?

-Let's do Mumma, Mumma.

Let's do Mumma, Mumma.

-Yeah, yeah, okay, okay, okay.

Mumma! Mumma!

[Pounding on door]

Mumma, Mumma, Mumma!

Mumma!

-Please help us!

-My poor children!

Come in!

-There was a strange man!

-Hide from the monsters.

[Knives plunging]

-Run to the hills

Run for your life

-We are the monsters, babes.





[Camera shutter clicks]

[Man shouts in Swedish]

Yeah, hmm.

-I'm bored.

Alright, let's f*ck

this place up.

-f*ck yeah.



-Please, Klara, come with me.

We have to hide.

-I don't have to do anything,

Sven Svensson.

This is my island,

and I assure you

everything is fine.

-[Screaming]



-I am going to pay a visit

to my friend Matts Larsson.



-[Screams]

-Jesus Christ.



[Glass breaks]





-So pretty.

-It's not pretty, it's bad news.

-I wasn't talking

about the flare.



-[Chuckles]

You're a cheese ball.

-k*lling

k*lling

-Mama loves a-k*lling

Mama loves a-k*lling

with you

-[Groans]

[Panicked Swedish radio chatter]

-This is Kristianstad

Harbor Control.

Please, one at -- One at a time!

-We are at siege, please!

-Go, go! Hide, quick!

-Go, go, go, go, go!

-Hey.

What do you want to do?

-Hmm, I think we should see

how many we trap,

and then we pounce.

-Yeah.

-And then we can set

this sh*t on fire, baby!

-Hey, kids. You having fun?

-Yeah, having a ball!

-Ugh! My photos won't upload

to the Slay-cation App.

-Hmm.

It's like someone's smashed up

all the comms equipment,

isn't it?

-f*ck.

-That flare was pretty,

wasn't it?

-Yeah, yeah, it was.

-Love you.

-Put your d*ck away, Dad.



-My -- my d*ck?

-Yes, your willy,

hanging between your legs.



-Oh!

-Ooh!

-Right, let's go grab

ourselves a Swede.

-f*cking veggies.



-Open this door at once.

You know how I get

when I'm hungry.

-It's for your own good, Klara.

-[Growls]

Has anyone seen Ingemar?

-I saw him heading down towards

the Vandrarhem some minutes ago.

-f*cking coward.

Just like his fat mother.

-We have seen a lot

of death and suffering.

We must leave here,

find a boat, and go.

-I am not leaving my island!



[Pounding on door]

Get back!

It is Johan the Dane!



-I need to whizz so badly!

-[Laughs]

-What?! Richard,

you're a homicidal maniac.

Just piss yourself.

Be a man about it.

-No, it's weird. It's weird.

-What?! Just --

Who gives a sh*t?

-[Laughs]

-Stop it! No, I'm not a lunatic.

I'll be all wet then.

-No, stop it!

Daddy doesn't want

to wet himself.

-I'm going to cry!

[Pounding on door]

-Who's there?

-Johan is going to k*ll us!

[Pounding on door]

[Crying]



[Screams]



[Knife plunges]

-[Gasps]



f*cking Danes.

-Hey, got one!

-Ta-ta!

-Yeah!

-Yeah! Come on, Daddy.

-Klara.

f*cking Danes.

-[Screams]

["Monsieur Kannibal" plays]

Oh! Oh!

-Oh, that is deep!

-Oh, my, he's knocked one

of my crowns out.

-Oh!

-[Speaks Swedish]

-[Grunts]



-[Grunts]

-[Screams]



-No, no!

No! No!



-Uh-oh!



Hee-hee-hee-heehee!

Ah!



Silly goose! [Laughs]

-Mummy?



-Marten.

Oh, thank Grud.

When I saw the flares --

-Your waffles look dry as f*ck.

[Door closes, lock clicks]

-f*ck it.

[Grunts]



-Oh, oh.

Please. Please, no.



Please don't!

-[Chuckles]



Hmm. That was good, wasn't it?

-Yeah.

-Okay, come on.

Let's get back to it, yeah?

And you.

-Are you alright?

-I need to do a --

I need to do a toilet.

-Oh! Okay, got it, got it.

Out of here.

[Zipper unzips]

[Urinating]

[Cellphone rings]



-This better be good.

-Forsberg, hello?

Forsberg, are you there?

Hello, Forsberg!

-Hello?

-This is Agnes

at Harbor Control.

You need to listen up!

-Yeah.

-Really good.

Svalta is under siege!

Many people are dead.

-Yeah?

-The town is burning!

It's a m*ssacre!

-Is this a f*cking joke?

-A real f*cking m*ssacre!

-A m*ssacre in Svalta?

-Yes, you're correct!

-Have you been smoking meth

again, Agnes?

-Johan the Dane

has been spotted on the island.

I am serious.

-Wake Peter.

-Why?

-Tell him I need Lucky Linda.

-What does Peter

have to do with --

-Tell Peter I need Lucky Linda.

Do it!

-Johan just went

f*cking berserk!

Everything is on fire!



-Hmm.

The smell reminds me

of our honeymoon.

-Mm. Kasiruta.

-Kasiruta.

-Mm-hmm.

-God, it was so romantic.

-Mm.

-Hey, do you remember when

you pegged me with that guy's

fat dismembered willy?

-[Laughs]

Yeah, I do.

-Disgusting.

Give it a break, Jesus.

-You eff off, Sam.

It was nice before you arrived.

-Why don't you f*ck off, Dad?

-You should checkity

check yourself, boy.

-Should I?

-Yeah, you should.

You got on my f*cking t*ts

this trip.

-Have I?

-Yeah, you have.

-f*ck you, Richard.

-Yeah, f*ck you too, Sam.

Or should I say Ian.

-[Gasping]

-I'm f*cking sorry we invited

you back after last time.

-Why did you do that?

-Oh, my God!

-That is so naughty.

-Why? Okay, why.

His attitude generally is sh*t,

his characterization is 2-D

and cliche at best,

and his personal hygiene is

absolutely f*cking disgusting.



-It's because I have AD...HD.

-Yeah.

Well, now you got D-E-A-D.

-Well done.

-Brilliant, Richard, brilliant.

-And who is going to have to

sort all of this out?

Muggins over here. Muggins.

-You know, I just wish

that we could talk about things

before it gets to this point.

-Exactly.

-You know what I mean?

Just before.

-Yes, yes, yes

because I'm the one

who's going to have

to spend two hours

on the phone

to international clean up,

whereas what

I really want to be doing

is very simply going around,

k*lling a few people,

and then sitting down and having

a nice, cold glass of ros.

You can you understand that,

can't you, Richard?

-Yes, yes.

-You know what the worst thing

about all this is,

is now we have to go out and

source an entire new brother,

and that's a task.

-Alright, I get --

I'm sorry, alright?

But just hear me out, alright?

-Do we forgive him?

-Um...

[Fake whispering]

-Okay, stop teasing me!

You're not really whispering.

-Okay, let's go back

to the house

and have a nice cup of tea.

Come on.

-Oh, yeah!

-Ah.

-Come on, Daddy, come on.

-[Clears throat]



Now who's a f*cking egg?



-Klara, Klara, wait.

You're still determined

to pay tribute?

-Perhaps that it is the want

of the Karantan.

-Enough! There is little room

for these old ways.



-Sven Svensson, I love you.

I could not have wished

for a better son.

When you are in charge,

you can do whatever you want.

But tonight, this is for me.

Help me complete the Karantan.



-I will make a tribute

with you one last time.



Just let me go to my home

and get my shotgun.

[Laughter]

-I know.

Ah, God.

-Go, go, go, to Matts' house.

Quick, Daddy.



-I f*cking told you!

-Yeah. Yeah, you did.

-Disgusting, that pervert.

I'm bloody glad we

brutally m*rder*d him now.

-Oh, yeah.

-Me too.

Where do you think this leads?

-Obviously it leads back

to the house, Richard.

-Yeah, no, I know.

I'm just trying

to be rhetorical.

-Oh, sorry, sorry.

I didn't get that, sorry.

-How do you want to do this?

-Well, Daddy...

You know there's someone

I've been very impressed

with this week.

-Who's that, Mummy?

-It is someone who is

a very good girl indeed.

-Oh.

-And who is blooming into

quite the lovely young lunatic.

-Stop it! [Laughs]

-I wonder

where she gets that from?

-I think that, um...

I think that Jessie is ready

to lead her first Trojan Horse.

-Yes! Yes!

-Well deserved. Well done.

Well done, you.

-Do you really want to do that?

-Go on,

I'll meet you round there.

-f*cking love you guys! Whoo!

You coming?

-No, I'm going to...

I'm just going to put my feet up

and watch it on the telly.

-Alright, I'll see you there.









-[Whimpers] Help me.

[g*nsh*t]



f*ck! Wait, wait, wait, wait,

wait, wait, wait!

He k*lled them!

-Bullshit!

-No, no, no, no, no, he k*lled

my dad, he k*lled my brother.

[g*n c*ck]

Okay, okay.

-Who? Who did?

-Matts Larsson.

-Matts Larsson?

How? When did he do this?

Why?

-[Crying] I don't know,

I don't know.

He just went berserk.

I've lost -- I've lost everyone.

-What do you know about loss?

Ha! You will know.

-What did you say?

Okay, come, come, come here.

-What is it?

-He's still here.



-I must check the rest

of the house.

-No, no, no, no,

just please don't!

Please don't leave me on my own!

I'm -- I'm so scared!

I'm so scared! Please don't!

[Whimpers]

-Tell me, girl.

Where are your family now?

Where are their bodies?

-He ate them.

-[Gasps]

He better not have!

[Pounding on door]

-No, no, no, no, don't!

Don't, don't open it!

Don't open it.

It might be a psychopath.



-You let me in!

You witch, you let me in!

Get away from my baby!

Baby? Baby!

-Mummy!

-Baby!

It is a psychopath.

-Oh, no!









-Hara gud.



-[Groaning]



-Hej?



Hello?

-Please help me.

[Crying]



Sucka!



[g*nsh*t]

-[Screaming]

Mummy!

-Sven Svensson!

Come down this moment.



Sven Svensson!

-Ah.



-They blew my f*cking hand off.

-Oh, Daddy!

You're going to have to wank

southpaw now.

-No, no, no, it's too soon,

it's too soon.

-Sorry.

-Hello.

Ah?

-It was you! The English.

Of course.

History repeats itself

once again.

The English lied to our Larsson.

I now realize

that the Karantan itself was

but a dress rehearsal.

This is the real performance.



[Screams]

[g*nsh*t]

-They k*lled my boy!

-Mama! Mama!

-They took the hand

I write with.

-We need to leave.

Right now. Go!

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Oh, come on, Daddy.

-Go!

Yeah.

-Oh, baby girl.

-Excuse me.

Come on, baby.

-Oh, oh.



[expl*si*n]

["I Eat Cannibals" plays]



-That's Johan the Dane!

-He's getting away!

-I eat cannibals

-Freeze!

[g*nshots]

-Feed on animals

Your love is so edible to me

I eat cannibals

-That was the best holiday ever.

-Well, you know what they say,

g*ng.

The family that slay together...

-Stay together!

-[Laughs]

-Daddy.

You're a cheese ball,

but I love you.

-I'm never gonna stop

Fancy a bite

My appetite

Yum, yum, gee, it's fun

Banging on a different drum

And I eat cannibals

Feed on animal

Your love is so edible to me

I eat cannibals

I eat cannibals

It's incredible

You bring out

the animal in me

I eat cannibals

You got the spice

Tasty and nice

Roastin' vitamin

Forget the dietin'

Ooh, such a dish

I can't resist

Healthy recipe

What you got is good for me









All I wanna do

Is make a meal of you

We are what we eat

You're my kind of meat

I got a hunger for your love

You're all I'm thinkin' of

So give the world a bone

'Cause I got steak at home

I got steak at home

'Cause I eat cannibals

Feed on animals

Your love is so edible to me

I eat cannibals

I eat cannibals

It's incredible

You bring out

the animal in me

Cannibals



I eat cannibals

It's incredible









-k*lling

k*lling

-Mama loves a-k*lling

Mama loves a-k*lling

with you

-k*lling

k*lling

-Daddy loves a-k*lling

Daddy loves a-k*lling

with you

-I love you.

-Je t'aime.