:49:02
It's there to sort out your nightmare.
:49:05
To show you the exit
from the maze of your nightmare.
:49:08
To transform the nightmare into
dreams that become your bedrock.
:49:15
If we do not listen to that voice, it dies.
:49:19
It shrivels.
:49:22
It vanishes.
:49:25
The imagination is not our escape.
:49:30
On the contrary. The imagination
is the place we are all trying to get to.
:49:37
(screams)
:49:41
(phone rings)
:49:49
- Hello?
- I had a call that might interest you.
:49:54
(Flan) And a new character
entered our story.
:50:03
Well, it was really quite extraordinary,
very unusual. I was seeing a patient...
:50:08
Dr Fine, there's a friend
of your son's here. He's hurt.
:50:13
- My God.
- Hi.
:50:14
- I was mugged.
- Come in.
:50:16
He was more scared than hurt.
A knife wound. A few bruises.
:50:22
- I don't know how to thank you.
- Don't be silly.
:50:24
My father'll be here tomorrow.
:50:26
He's making a movie of Cats.
:50:29
Yes.
:50:31
And this man had been
a matinée idol of my youth.
:50:35
Somebody who had really forged ahead
and made new paths for blacks
:50:39
just by the strength of his own talent.
:50:43
Strangely, I'd identified with him
before I started medical school.
:50:48
I mean, I'm a Jew.
My grandparents were killed in the war.
:50:52
And I had this sense of self-hatred, of fear.
:50:57
And this kid's father,