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Ruth?
Where is my wife?
Mr. Guttman! You don't surprise me like that!
Where is my wife? Where is Ruth?
I'm sorry, Mr. Guttman,
Your wife died about a week ago.
Ah.
I'm sorry. Who are you?
My name is Paula.
I am the nurse Ny. Guttman.
Your family asks me to stay first for one or two weeks.
Let's have breakfast.
You will feel better after breakfast.
Where are your shoes?
Wait a minute, so I can take a sandal for you. Look, bro we exchange your hat with sandals, huh?
OK. Now come in.
- Good morning, Zev. - Good morning.
I hope you are not so hungry. As usual, breakfast is not tasty.
It's okay. I'm not too hungry.
That's Cele. She's a friend of your wife.
I know who he is. I know who he is.
Please, can you leave us for a while?
Oh, no problem...
Max.
You don't have to tell me the name of everyone.
Tonight the last night grieved for Ruth's death, right?
You remember what you said, you will do
when Ruth died?
No.
It's okay. It is okay.
I...
have written everything
so you...
can remember it.
Come on, Mr Rosenbaum.
Honey.
Do you know when this photo was taken?
That's when their wedding day.
1946.
Do you meet grandma in Germany?
Uh, no, no.
I met him in America. I met him...
Coney...
- Coney Island. - Yes.
Why don't you show this to your brother, eh?
Adam, look at this!
This. Put it in your pocket.
Now,
stand up.
Say to all of you tired,
and read alone.
Alone.
You are tired.
Yes, Yes.
Yes. Nice.
I'm sorry, I'm...
I'm a little tired, I think I have to go to sleep.
Yes. All right, dad.
It's a long week.
Yes.
- To Penn Station, right? - Yes.
Last call!
Lake Shore Limited 49 passenger train!
Last call!
Last call, 49 Lake Shore Limited passenger train!
What is your mother?
Yes.
Is he not with you?
No. I will meet my father.
Oh
So, you go alone?
I'm not alone. My brothers and sisters over there.
Oh?
Oh, I understand.
Will you go to Cleveland too?
Yes.
Why not just take a plane? Faster.
I don't know.
That's not a good reason.
You are a proud young man, aren't you?
Why don't you take a plane to Cleveland?
Three flight tickets are too expensive.
That's what my mom and dad said.
Well, that's a good reason.
I didn't get on a plane because my friend told me to just take the train
in the letter he wrote for me.
I think that's a good reason too.
My name is Tyler.
Nice to meet you, Tyler.
My name is Zev.
That's a strange name.
In Hebrew, that means "Wolf."
Cool!
I've planned everything for you.
You must follow the steps correctly.
Cross out every task you have finished working on.
We have told the police and they issued
silver alert command and also reverse 911 (see wiki)
in every community, employee... Our employees are doing everything we can.
- Very annoying. - I can't believe it this happens.
We are really sorry.
We do our best to keep an eye on everyone,
but... I'm sure you can understand.
Is there anything we can do to help?
Besides paying you to make people disappear?
Does your father have a credit card?
You can tell them to contact you if he uses his credit card.
Listen.
Your mother's nurse told me that your father was very confused lately.
Yes, Yes. That's because he's senile.
And that's why my mother immediately brought her here.
I understand that. However, it's normal after the wife's death for the appearance of signs of neurological disorders.
Do you notice the mood of your father likes to change quickly?
And he rarely plays piano again?
I noticed a few things, Charles.
I thought we were...
so busy with your mother that I forget her.
I make sure to you, we will bring him back here before you find out.
In this situation,
people rarely wander too far.
Ruth?
Adam?
Where is your grandmother?
Adam
Where is your grandmother?
Are you talking to me, Zev?
I ask you where your grandmother is.
One in New York. One in Ohio.
Where is your sister?
I don't have a sister.
Stop playing with that thing.
Answer me.
What... are you okay, Zev?
Where are we?
We are on the train.
Where to go?
Cleveland.
Cleveland?
You go to meet your friend.
What friend?
A friend who wrote a letter to you in your pocket.
Can I request my PSP again?
Ruth has died.
Zev,
I want to sit with my brother for a while.
- Excuse me. - Yes?
Hi. Uh... my son said you sat
close to him on the train and you look a little confused.
Oh, yes, that.
- I apologize for that. - Oh no, no, no.
No need to apologize. We...
- Just want to make sure you're okay. - Oh, yeah, I'm fine.
Thank you. I am fine.
Um... Do you need help to get somewhere?
No, no. Someone will meet me here.
My friend said that he brought...
a sign with my name written on the sign.
OK. Well, we will help you find him.
The cars are right there.
What's your last name Guttman?
Yes.
Looks like you will ride a good car.
Good-bye, Zev.
Goodbye. Goodbye.
Let's go, children.
- Mr. Guttman? - Yes.
Good.
- Good afternoon. - A good afternoon.
Can I help you?
My friend recommended to my store.
Well, tell your friends we appreciate the recommendations.
- What do you want to choose? - Oh...
Something small.
Of course. OK.
- Can I see your SIM? - Yes.
Yes...
OK.
Beachwood. Nice city.
Yes. But, um...
We have moved.
We live close to my child.
What did you do with my SIM?
I enter your data into the FBI background check database.
Oh
What are they looking for?
Many things. Are you a prisoner,
Have you ever been involved in violent crime,
disrespectfully discharged from AD,
mental abilities. Do you drive drunk more than once? in the last 5 years, are you a fugitive,
- or being accused of being a criminal. - Fugitive?
Yes, like, you ran away from the pursuit of law.
Do I look like I can run?
Uh, alright. Let's look at some of our little guns.
We provide everything. SIG Sauer, 1911, Glock,
single action, double action. (see Google)
- Sir, do you know much about weapons? - Um...
- No. Why? - It is okay.
We have all kinds here.
Uh, alright. For beginners...
usually matches the .22 caliber.
Light. Easy to use. The beat is small.
I think that's what my friends suggest.
OK. In my opinion,
You also have to have a BB gun (a kind of airgun) if you have a .22 caliber gun.
Look, I don't intend to advertise, but with an additional $ 500,
You can get weapons with the actual stop ability.
Now, this is 9mm Glock 17.
Glock? Made in Germany, right?
You are almost right. Produced in Austria.
This is the most popular pistol used by law enforcement around the world. Understand?
The beat is so small that it might not hurt your arm
but it will obviously make the bully sick.
Is it easy to use?
I hope!
Yes, it's very simple.
Yes, but...
If you don't mind, can you...
write the instructions for me?
Uh, sure. I mean, I can show you how to use it.
No, that would be great. But, please, write the instructions for me.
Sometimes I forget a few things.
Yes, all of us too, right? It does not matter.
Alright, ready for processing.
I'll take a pen, and, um...
write it for you.
- Mr. Guttman? - Guttman. Yes...
How do you know?
Your friend called before and said that you would come soon.
Your room is ready.
We put you in...
125. Right at the end of the hall.
- How much do I have to pay? - All paid,
including unexpected costs.
Oh, and I gave a taxi for tomorrow morning, as your friend asked.
Thank you.
- Hello? - Hello.
- Zev? - Yes.
This is Max.
I have given instructions for the hotel.
- Are you okay? - Yes, yes, I'm fine, Max.
And you got the gun?
Yes, Yes.
Good. Nice.
You know what you are doing.
Take care of yourself, Yes?
Good night, Max.
Good night, Zev.
Ruth?
Please turn on the lights.
Very dark here. I can't...
I can't see.
- Hello. - Hi.
Is Rudy Kurlander at home?
Yes. He is down.
Are you...
Rudy Kurlander?
Yes.
I'm Rudy Kurlander.
Who are you?
Can you, uh...
turn off the television?
Do I know you?
Now, please...
standing near the window.
Who are you?
Standing near the window.
I don't want to do anything until you tell me
Who are you and why are you here.
Let's not argue.
Just stand by the window.
Now what?
I need light on your face.
- Take your head up. - Who are you?
Don't shout.
Please don't shout.
Do what I say. Turn your head up.
Are you German?
Yes.
- Are you German too? - Yes.
How old are you?
88.
Are you a German soldier?
What have you done?
- In the past. - English. English please.
- I don't like to speak German. - That was 70 years ago.
I'm very young.
Answer the question.
Are you Jewish?
Yes.
- Are you in the Auschwitz concentration camp? - No!
You are too old to lie.
I don't know anything about the Auschwitz camp till after the war.
I'm in North Africa.
With General Rommel.
- Do you have proof? - Yes.
Over there.
When I became an American, the immigration officer asked me
have I been in contact
with the Nazi government in Germany
or working in a concentration camp.
I told the officer as I would say to you.
Yes, I serve my country. I became a soldier.
I'm proud to be a German and that's what German men do.
I am still proud of my dedication.
That's Rommel.
As long as the Jews...
I don't care about Jews. I think Hitler has a point.
They cause a lot of problems for the country.
I thought by deporting them or putting in concentration camps...
Not because of what they have done.
That is very embarrassing,
but it's not me.
- Hello? - Is this Max?
Yes.
This is Zev.
Uh... That was...
not him.
- Are you sure? - Yes I am sure.
Then you must continue.
You have to do it
what you say for you to do.
There has been news for years
that a number of SS troops were at Auschwitz
steal the identity of prisoners who were sentenced to death
when approaching the end of the war.
Shortly after my stroke,
evidence was found that officers in Auschwitz camp emigrated from Germany in the 1940s
and most live with the name of the death penalty prisoner
Rudy Kurlander.
The Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum
find there are 4 Rudy Kurlanders
who emigrated during this time period.
But there is not enough evidence
to hold one of them.
His real name is Otto Wallisch.
You have to find him.
I am looking for my father. He is almost 90 years old.
His name is Zev.
I am looking for my father.
He is 90 years old.
He went wandering a few days ago.
His name is Zev Guttman.
I don't know if he has an ID,
or... I don't even know if he remembers his name.
I want to know if someone was taken to the hospital.
Do you think I haven't contacted the police?
Ladies and gentlemen, we are approaching the Canadian border,
at this point, we all have to get off the bus for inspection.
Immediately prepare any passports and travel documents of yours,
it will make the process run faster. thanks.
Description card?
The purpose of your trip?
Meet friends.
What is the name of your friend?
- Rudy Kurlander. - Where does he live?
Foyer Des... Foyer...
- Can I see it? - Yes, of course.
- Foyer Des Pionniers nursing home? - Yes.
And you will stay Motel Queen in Hearst, Ontario?
Right.
How long will you be in Canada?
Two nights. Maybe.
Passport?
Sir, your passport has expired.
- Really? - Yes.
Do you have a SIM?
Oh sure.
Wait a minute.
OK, you can go.
But, sir, update your passport.
I think I don't need a passport at my age.
Have fun with your friends.
Thank you.
Excuse me.
Can I help you, sir?
Rudy Kurlander. Where is the room?
Kurlander?
Yes, Kurlander. He is in room 238.
Continue to follow this passage and take the elevator.
When you exit the elevator, turn left, then turn right.
Room 238 is on the left.
Do you understand?
Why don't I just show you where is your friend's room?
Thank you.
Uh... Are you Rudy Kurlander?
Rudy Kurlander?
Here.
- Are you Rudy Kurlander? - Yes.
Are you German?
Yes.
Have you been at Auschwitz?
Yes.
I was at Auschwitz.
All my family has
killed
at Auschwitz.
I'm very sorry.
You... are you sorry?
Yes.
What you have done is something you cannot apologize for.
I swear I will kill the person in charge
for the death of my family.
Are you Jewish?
Homosexual.
For that I apologize.
I'm sorry. I'm so sorry!
Moszkowski.
Do you know Moszkowski?
Pianoku's old teacher used to say
if the 3 greatest composers
is Mendelssohn, Meyerbeer
and Moszkowski.
- Do you still play piano? - Oh...
No. No, I don't know, I'm not sure!
Well...
Why not try it?
Oh... Well...
Mendelssohn.
Maybe.
Hello, sir. Welcome to Boise.
Have you ordered a place?
I have a note that you need a taxi at 8:00 a.m.
So, our free breakfast, starting at 6:00 a.m.
And if you keep going through the lobby next to you...
Here, let me help, huh?
There is one thing. I forgot to bring my clothes again.
- Additional clothes. - Oh!
We can certainly help you with that.
So, there are city buses that leave every hour on the schedule
and the bus will drop you right at the mall on North Milwaukee street.
You will be able to get everything you need there...
Sir, mind if I do it?
Sir, are you okay?
Do you want to go to your room now? OK.
- Can I help you find something? - Oh, yes.
I want to buy new clothes.
We have good deals for short sleeve shirts.
- Yes? - Can I show you?
- Thank you. - Yes.
You can always get the best deals when the end of the season.
Oh right.
Excuse me, sir. You turn on the alarm.
I will check your bag.
Oh Do I look like a thief?
Oh, no problem, sir, you have turned on the alarm.
I have to check your bag for whatever reason, so...
There is a note.
Oh, this is the problem.
They leave the security label.
I have to check your other bags too, sir.
What is Glock?
Yes.
Reminds me of my first gun.
Have a nice day, sir.
- Here it is. Thank you very much. - Thank you. Thank you...
Do you want to be refilled?
- Yes. thanks. - You are welcome.
Can you tell how far Bruneau is from here?
I had never actually been to Bruneau, but it was in the Owyhee region,
so I think it's possible to travel there around 30, 40 minutes or less.
- Oh. - I heard it's a beautiful area there.
I have never left but my friend...
- Oh! - Ah.
Oh, forgive me!
- I spilled coffee in your letter. - Oh, God.
No, you ruined my letter!
- No, no, no! - Forgive me.
This letter is very important! Stop! Stop it! Stop it!
"Besides me,
" you are the only person
"who can still recognize
" the face of a man
"which kills our family."
- No one at home? - There is no.
Do you want me to take you to another place?
- No, no, no. I will wait. - This.
Contact me whenever you want me to come and pick you up.
How much do I have to pay?
Oh, you paid me, remember?
Just call if you need a ride later.
Good Morning.
Good morning to you too, honey.
Yes...
Dinner time, Mr. Rosenbaum.
Uh...
Bring here my food, huh?
Are you sure? You haven't left the room for a full day.
- Yes. - OK.
Can I help you with something?
I am looking for Rudy Kurlander.
Well, you came to the right place but, uh...
My father died 3 months ago.
Oh, I don't know this news. Forgive me.
Hmm...
How long have you been waiting here?
All day.
Do you want to drink?
Drink seems good.
Enter it.
I can make another drink for me.
- Thank you. - Beer or water?
Please water only.
Oh, Eva. Good girl. Good girl.
Look, I'm a little scared of dogs.
Eva just barks but doesn't bite. Come in.
But I'm sure it's true but I... I'm a little scared.
Oh, I'll keep him from you. OK.
Come on. Good girl.
Shut up. Eva!
Eva, hush, shut up. Shut up. Calm down, Eva. Hush.
Eva, hush. Hush.
Eva, calm down now. Quiet.
Shut up!
That, um, my son's graduation.
Daddy always likes the photo.
- I will... take water for you. - Yes.
When was this photo taken? Your father looks so young.
It was taken, uh, 1997.
- Oh. - Yes. Daddy is young, isn't he?
1997.
He always said that he was the only one from the Kurlanders with good genes.
Here it is.
Oh, you are more thirsty than Eva.
- Want more? - Oh, please.
And then I won't bother you anymore.
Oh no, no. It doesn't bother at all.
Stay as long as you like.
Since, uh... since my father died, it's pretty quiet here.
You know, I always drive around
do my job, without anything, other than radio and occasional deployment.
It feels like there's something to talk to when I go home.
Eva is quite representative, but can't be talked to.
- This is your water. - Are you not married?
No, no. Please, sit. I used to, you know, got married twice.
The first, uh, take my house,
the second goes before...
mining frees this land.
It's already... Ooh, damn, it's been seven years.
I don't mind remarrying,
but Bruneau is not the right place to look for the best single and, Well, I'm not the best single.
Did your father ever talk to you about Germany?
Are you kidding me?
He never stopped talking about Germany.
He ever talked to you about war?
Sure.
You know he is a collector, right?
Ah.
I have a lot of her stuff. You want to see?
Yes.
Pay attention to your steps. It's here.
Eva, shut up! Eva, shh.
Hey, listen, uh, it's a little messy here.
Let me move a few boxes and I will...
Enter from there.
Here it is.
Here it is. Get it. Come on. Oh!
Enter it.
That is, uh... that is my father's pride.
The seller whose father bought it swore the flag entered Berlin on November 19, 1938.
Kristallnacht.
Kristallnacht... Yes.
Daddy often says that the flag, um,
witness the start of history.
Do you know?
- What's in the cardboard box? - Uh, just...
some other collection items. You know?
I've sold some of his collections
but, uh, these things have sentimental value for him.
I just can't get rid of those things, you know?
Do you want to look around? Do you want to look around?
- Thank you. - Yes.
Yes, it's the first print.
Someone offered me $ 6,000 for the book but I just... just can't get away from the book.
I thought I was just as sentimental as my father, huh?
You are welcome to look around at... what you like.
I'll give Eva dinner first.
Shut up! Shh!
Priceless, right?
Yes.
I don't think I should cram it in boxes like that.
Do you want to drink again?
Yes. That will be very good.
White water again, or something stronger a little?
Maybe a little stronger.
OK.
I really agree with you.
Yes...
For father.
You know, my father used to be, uh...
My father was there that night.
- What's the night? - Um, Crystal...
- Kristallnacht. - Yes. Kristallnacht.
Yes, he said he had a hammer
and he broke many jewelry store windows.
- He told you about the story? - No.
No?
I really wish you were here when he was alive.
You know, occasionally, his friends come
and they just sit down, tell stories, drink, you know?
He likes stories about the past.
Are you okay? You sweat.
- Oh, I feel a little hot. Yes. - Well, take off your suit.
Look for your suit. Mmm.
Yes, take off your suit and, hey, I want to say something to you.
- You are very welcome here... - Oh.
... to stay if you like, if you don't mind sleeping on my father's old bed.
- You are very kind. No, thank you. - No, no.
- Well, okay, the offer is still valid. - Why, thank you.
My father's friend means my friend too.
How do you know him? Do you serve with my father?
- No. - Well, then how do you know him?
I know he is from Auschwitz.
Auschwitz?
My father hopes he works at Auschwitz.
Do you mean your father is not at Auschwitz?
Are you...
Are you serious? My father is a cook in AD.
He is not in a concentration camp (Blockfuhrer)?
I don't even know what that means. No, my father was 10 years old when war broke out.
Most German soldiers let him do what he did, you know,
break windows and cook some Wiener Schnitzel, you know?
I'm sorry for bothering you.
- I have been to the wrong Rudy Kurlander. - No, no, no. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.
Wait a minute, have you been to Auschwitz?
- Oh. - None of my father's friends worked in the camp.
I have to go now. I've bothered you enough.
Does it bother me? No, no, no. Please stay.
Please stay. Tell a few stories.
I will take the bottle again. We will...
What is that?
Well... I'm sorry. I...
I, uh...
What is that?
Are you Jewish?
Yes.
Are you Jewish?
What happened here?
I'm sorry, I'm...
Sit down.
Please, let me go.
What did you do at my house?
I made a mistake. Your father is not the person I am looking for.
My father?
You say you are friends with my father.
You lie to me.
- I'm not lying. I do not lie! - Jesus Christ.
You said you were my father's friend, you came to my house
and you drink my whiskey,
and you are a rotten Jew.
Eva, shut up!
Stop shouting! Please, stop shouting! I will go.
Sit down!
You must answer a few questions now!
Damn! Did you just pee on my sofa?
- I'm sorry. Forgive me. - What the hell?
Stop shouting!
Eva, shut up! Do you rule me, Jew?
Eva, I said, "SECURE!" You know...
You know what my father will say if he knows there is a Jew in his house, huh?
He will say, "Hitler's life."
That's what he will say. Yes.
Live Hitler! Hitler's life! Hitler's life!
Live Hitler! Hitler's life, damn Jewish foundation!
Eva, damn, shut up!
Shut up! What is your problem?
Huh? Shut up
Stop it! Eva, shut up!
Eva!
Damn, shut up! Shut up, damn it! Shut up
Eva, calm down.
Do you want to meet real Jews?
Huh? Huh?
Huh? Catch him.
What's up...
Damn Jews!
Basic you...
You contact John Kurlander.
Leave a message. Or if there is an emergency, contact my cellphone.
Ruth?
Where are you, John? You are one and a half hours late
and I can't protect you all morning.
- I swear, you must have a problem with the car... - What did you say?
Oh my Lord.
Oh...
Hello.
- Max, this is Zev. - Where have you been?
I killed a man.
Uh...
Now is the hardest part. You have to call the police.
- You have to... - No, no!
He is not the man we are looking for.
- Who is he? - He's a much younger man.
I, uh... I saw his name in a cardboard package.
His name is John Kurlander.
He is a Nazi.
- How do you know he's a Nazi? - There are many things about Nazis
- inside the house. Many. - Oh.
It's not like this we planned.
Zev.
Do you want to continue?
Yes, I must complete.
I have to.
After all, he is the one who killed our family.
Ruth?
Ruth!
Hello.
Yes.
Oh, my God. thanks. Thank you very much.
Is he okay?
No, he is senile. Mm-hmm.
I'm sorry. Uh...
Where did you call it? I'll be there soon.
Reno Memorial Hospital?
Reno, Nevada? Reno?
Is it possible for me to talk to my father?
Yes, thank you. Thank you very much.
Friends, I want to sneeze.
Hello.
Oh, Hello, Charles.
Yes. Yes, no, I'm fine. I'm fine Thank you.
I told the doctor not to bother you.
Huh?
Please, you don't worry about me.
No. No. No. No need to come to the hospital.
Your mother will pick me up.
Maybe you came with him, huh?
Yes, I'm fine. I am alright. Yes, Yes, Yes. See you later. See you later.
Do you like cartoons?
I like Disney channels.
- Mickey Mouse? - No. I like Phineas and Ferb.
Oh
I've never heard of it.
I'll be back soon, Molly.
Please help you complete your homework.
- Your name is Molly? - Molly Elizabeth.
Do you like candy, Molly Elizabeth?
Well, uh...
I think there are some caramel candies in my coat pocket.
I always keep some candy for my grandson.
Ah.
I didn't find it.
Well, my wife will bring some candy when she comes.
- Are you Zev? - Yes.
Can I open your letter?
Uh-huh.
- Whoa, you are rich! - What?
Who is Max?
Max?
I'm not sure.
Wait. Why don't you just read it out loud to me?
"Zev, there are some difficult things you need to know.
" First of all, Ruth has died.
"He has cancer.
" He loves you and you hold his hand, at the time of his death.
"Second, you have senile disease.
" Lately you often forget many things. "
It's natural. Parents always forget something.
Yes. Yes.
" You and I have the same history.
"We're both at Auschwitz...
- Auschwitz. Auschwitz. -" Survivors from Auschwitz.
"Look at your left hand, you are number 98814 prisoner.
" When the war ends,
"I promise myself
" I will find the person responsible.
"Working with Simon Wiesenthal,
" I've helped to arrest dozens of former Nazi members
"around the world."
- What is Nazi? - Nazis. Nazi.
Bad people.
Six months ago, God smiled at me
when you move to a nursing home.
I immediately recognized you from Auschwitz,
even though you don't remember me.
We are the last surviving survivors of our prison block.
Besides me, only you are the only one
who can still recognize the face of the man who killed our family.
Simon Wiesenthal insisted
that all war criminals will be given a public trial.
However, we cannot give Wallisch the opportunity.
Even if there is enough evidence,
he, like us, might die
before he was extradited to Germany.
We have agreed that Otto Wallisch must die.
You have to kill him.
"You promised to do it as soon as Ruth died.
" You promised me and to Ruth. "
Very good.
Thank you.
Who is Ruth?
My wife.
I think he will bring sweets for me.
I think so too.
Yes, I want to go to the Holiday Inn Express hotel
3961 Lake Tahoe Boulevard.
- South Lake? - Yes. more than 1 hour.
- Oh, that... I have money. - Enter it.
- Hello. Zev? - Yes.
Thank God.
Where are you?
Zev?
Tahoe.
Do you understand what you have to do?
Only one person left.
Yes, I understand...
what should I do.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
Please, I want to check out.
Thank you.
- You hurt your hand? - Oh yes, yes.
- It & apos; s... Well, I can still move it. - Good.
All right, everything is $ 106.20.
I think I still have enough money for a taxi.
Oh, uh, we accept credit cards too.
Yes.
Thank you.
Tahoe? What is he doing at Tahoe?
No, I'm renting a car and I think I'll drive there.
Yes.
Oh, listen, can you try and find the name of the taxi company that picked him up?
Thank you.
Can I help you?
Rudy Kurlander, he lives here?
- Yes. - Can I talk to him?
- He is still sleeping. - Oh.
Well, can I wait for him to... wake up?
This is important.
What's the problem?
Well, this is a personal matter.
And he knows me, he knows me. I know he has been a long time ago.
- Enter it. - Why, thank you. thanks.
- You want coffee, Mr.... - Guttman.
Yes, coffee can also. thanks.
- Uh, without sugar. - Sit in the living room.
I will boil water first.
It was from our family reunion a few years ago.
Oh
You have a big family.
My father likes to say he wants to make a football club.
I'm the youngest child.
How old is your mother?
He is much younger. This is his second marriage.
- Thank you. - May I ask you, Mr. Guttman?
Do you have anything to do with Auschwitz here?
Yes.
My father won't want to discuss the matter.
Oh
I understand.
Will you join us to have breakfast with us, Mr. Guttman?
I cook apple pancakes.
I'm not hungry yet. Thank you very much.
I won't bother you long.
Are you sure? This is a family recipe for generations.
Mmm. Yes, I'm sure, but thank you for offering.
Excuse me for a moment, I want to go up and say daddy if you are here.
Yes, Yes.
Uh, who are you?
Oh, I'm Zev.
- Hi, Zev. - Inge.
Who is he?
Well, he's your grandfather's old friend.
Do you like Wagner?
Yes. I always like Wagner.
My daughter says someone I know from Auschwitz is here.
But survivors shouldn't like Wagner, right?
You can't hate music.
I, uh, can't recognize your face in that photo.
But...
Your voice...
does not change.
I know you will one day find me.
Zev is your friend, Kek?
Inge, please go back to the kitchen.
My friend and I need to discuss a few things.
I don't forget you.
Please... let's get out.
I don't want my family to hear... what we are talking about.
It's been a long time...
since people know who I really am.
I don't even remember the last time.
Many years people see me
and I think they know, but they never know.
Or maybe they are too scared to say something.
Sometimes, I come out and mention my name.
I talk to myself.
I remind myself who I was.
It's just the way I know that I'm there...
before I become who I am now.
Well, living in lies is not life.
I always know you will find me.
It's been too long.
We are old now.
Get rid of your hands from me, Otto.
Can you repeat?
I say, "Get rid of your hand from me."
You call me Otto. I thought you were confused.
No, your name is Otto Wallisch.
You are in a concentration camp at Auschwitz.
And you kill my family.
Are you crazy?
You live in a lie for so long, you convince yourself that your actions are right.
I...
I don't understand.
Let me help you...
to understand.
It looks like we are running a hospitality business.
Say to grandpa breakfast is ready.
- Who is there? - My name is Charles Guttman.
I thought my father was here.
Hi, I'm sorry for bothering you,
but I was told that the taxi dropped my father here a while ago.
Yes, he was out with my father.
Thank God.
He has disappeared for a week.
Disappear?
- I don't know. Enter it - Thank you.
- Dad? - Oh, my God.
- Mother? - Please don't be afraid.
Don't be afraid.
Daddy, why don't you, uh, just put the gun down?
- Charles? - Yes.
- What are you doing here? - Uh...
Daddy, put the gun down.
- Put the gun down, yeah. - No. No.
Not until he told the real story.
Why do you do this?
Tell them who you are.
Please stop this madness.
Tell them what you have done.
- Please do not disturb them. - English!
I beg you.
I want them to understand what you say.
Father, what is he talking about?
Don't listen to him. He is crazy!
Ah, is that so?
You have easy choices.
You are the real story and he will live,
or you lie and witness his death.
You have three seconds.
- One. - Please stop.
- Two. - Please, just shoot me.
- Dad, stop that! - Three.
OK. OK.
OK.
During the war,
I broke prisoners.
harder.
- During the war I was not a prisoner. - Harder!
During the war I was not a prisoner!
I'm a Nazi member.
I am SS.
I was in a concentration camp at Auschwitz.
Do you kill people?
Yes.
- You kill people, Grandpa? - How many did you kill?
I don't know.
Many.
And now tell them your real name.
My name is...
Kunibert Sturm.
No.
Your name is Wallisch!
No, my name is Kunibert Sturm.
You are Otto Wallisch!
No.
you! You are Otto Wallisch!
You lie.
No.
This is the first time in 70 years I don't lie.
You are Otto Wallisch.
I'm Kunibert Sturm. We are both in a concentration camp.
No...
I am a prisoner.
See your hand.
Your number 98814. My number 98813.
We tattoo each other. That is the only way we run away.
Father?
Is that true?
No, it's all a lie. It's all a lie.
- That's not true. - Lie?
How can you forget?
You choose the name Zev because it means wolf.
You said we were wolves!
Oh, my God.
I remember.
Father?
Father!
Currently, we are still waiting for news from the Lake Tahoe Police.
They have not spoken to reporters or issued statements.
But they assure us we will even hear from them
in one hour.
Citizens, though, they, as you can imagine, are just stunned.
I speak representing some people who don't want to comment on the camera.
Even though I speak representing one person, who tells me that...
- Poor Zev. - Tragic. Really.
He doesn't know what he is doing.
He knows exactly what he is doing.
What? What are you talking about, Max?
The man he killed
His name is indeed Kunibert Sturm.
And the original name is Zev
is Otto Wallisch.
They are the people...
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