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NETFLIX PRESENTS
THE STORY OF HANNAH GOSLAR
FOR DRAMATIC PURPOSES PARTS HAVE BEEN CONDENSED OR ADAPTED
[girl whistling]
Give me some champagne, please.
Mmm! But of course.
[both giggling]
-[both giggling] -[girl whistling]
1942 AMSTERDAM - PRINSENGRACHT
[soft piano music playing]
[gasps]
[girl] Anne.
[both giggle]
Hey, Hanneli, have you French kissed with Alfred yet? [moaning]
Ew, of course not!
Jonas Sammer wants to French kiss with me.
-Anne Frank, you're not going to-- -Shh!
[man faintly] Twenty-eight, twenty-seven…
You're such a decent girl, Hannah Elisabeth.
[both giggle]
…that we have the merchandise in stock,
but in light of the current situation…
Twenty-six, twenty-six!
-[Anne] Come. -What are you doing?
[man] Twenty-three!
[whispers] Come.
…that some delay may be possible in the delivery.
-Twenty-two! -[girls giggle]
[Anne] Left here. Left. This door.
[Anne] This one is always closed.
[laughs]
-[Hannah] Anne, come back. -No.
-[Hannah] Yes. -Come. Are you scared?
[man faintly] Four, three…
-[Anne] Come. -Anne, come back. Anne.
[man faintly] Ready or not, here I come.
-[man shouting indistinctly] -[gun firing]
[indistinct clamoring]
[woman] Don't…
[woman] Please stop!
-[soldier shouting indistinctly] -Away from the window!
[indistinct screaming]
[gasps]
[indistinct whimpering and coughing]
[indistinct whispering]
[dogs barking]
1945 BERGEN-BELSEN - EXCHANGE CAMP
[Hannah whispers] No, Gabi.
-No, Gabi, we don't do that. -[Gabi] I'm hungry.
[woman coughing]
[woman 1 speaking Hungarian]
[woman 2 speaking Hungarian]
[speaking Hungarian]
[in German] You not leave Gabi alone.
[speaking Hungarian]
[in German] Go. Now.
[woman muttering]
-[soldier faintly in German] Stop! -[woman exclaiming]
[soldier in German] Stop! Don't move!
Stop! Don't move!
-[gun firing] -[woman screaming]
[dogs barking]
[gun firing]
[indistinct chatter on PA]
[grunts]
[alarm ringing]
Heil Hitler!
[indistinct chatter on PA]
-[bell ringing] -[dogs barking]
-[officer in German] One. -[woman] Irma Abraham.
-[officer] Two. -[woman] Gotte Abraham.
-Three. -Esther Abramovic.
-Four. -Anna Bella.
-Five. -Susan Biedermann.
-Six. -Elsabeth Chak.
-Seven. -Esther Chak.
-Eight. -Judith Ellack.
[yelling] Stand up straight, you dirty Jew!
[woman] Judith Ellack.
-[officer] Nine. -[woman] Margarita.
-Ten. -Susan Faragon.
[officer yelling] Don't look at me. Weakling.
-Eleven. -Agnes Faragon.
[indistinct whistling]
-Twelve. -Emilia.
-Thirteen. -Iboya Bártok.
-Fourteen. -Ovda Bártok.
-Fifteen. -Anna Bella.
-Sixteen. -Susan Biedermann.
-Seventeen. -Elsabeth Chak.
-Eighteen. -Esther Chak.
-Nineteen. -Judith Ellack.
-Twenty. -Margarita Ellack.
-Twenty-one. -Susan Faragon.
-Twenty-two. -Agnes Faragon.
-[indistinct whistling] -[officer counting in background]
[in German] Go back.
[counting continues in background]
[Anne whistling]
-[in Dutch] Where were you? -I had to write this.
To whom?
Come.
-But I have Gabi now. -You can put her in bed, can't you?
[Anne] Didn't you borrow that just yesterday?
Yes, but Dad told me to return it.
Why?
He wouldn't say.
Maybe they are traitors.
[Anne giggles]
Look, Margot's very last one.
-Stolen? -Borrowed.
She didn't even notice. Look, like this.
[Anne laughs]
Um, let's pretend we're tossing the ball. You here, me there.
-Anne, your French kisser is here. -[Anne shushes]
-Shall I call Jonas? -No.
-Are you meeting Anne? -[Jonas] Yes.
[boys arguing indistinctly]
Go on, you did it. It's your fault.
Um… cover your eyes.
-And then think, "What would Anne do?" -But…
I do that too sometimes. And I think, "What would Vati do, or Margot?"
Come on, it really helps.
What would Anne do?
Yes?
[in German] Can I please have my ball back?
[in German] Ah, she speaks German!
[in German] I was born in Frankfurt am Main.
My father fought for Germany in the Great War.
That was my fault.
I'm sorry, but we borrowed the ball and have to give it back.
Name and papers.
[both chuckle]
You can pick it up from us tonight at Boom Street.
Boom Boom.
[in Dutch] Hanneli, promise me we will never speak German again.
Except for "Scheißhunde."
And "auf Wiederscheiße," jerk.
How many spots does it have?
[girl] Hello.
Hi.
-[Anne] Six. -[Hannah] You will have six children.
[Anne] I want ten.
"Dear Jonas…
why don't you rot in hell?"
"And look for someone else to stick your long tongue in."
"See you never again and may you sink in shit."
"Your loving Anne Frank."
Will you promise to stay with me forever?
-[officer counting in German] -[woman responding]
-[officer in German] Fifty-seven. -[woman] Hannah Goslar.
-Fifty-eight. -Etzebeth Groz.
-Fifty-nine. -Katharien Groz.
[officer yells] Stand up straight, damn it!
-Sixty. -Anna Gottman.
[officer] Where is that slut?
-Where is that whore? -[prisoner choking]
[woman] Here.
[officer grunts]
-Sixty-two. -Ada Germantin.
-Sixty-three. -Abraham Irma.
-Sixty-four. -Gotte Abraham.
-[officer shouting indistinctly] -[dog barking]
[whispers in Dutch] Gabi.
You know, behind that fence lives Anne.
Who is Anne?
Come, we're going to see Anne.
[in German] What are you doing? You danger us. Go back.
[soldier 1 in German] Stop. What happened here?
[soldier 2] Yes, you like that, don't you?
Good dog.
Tasty sausage for my loyal German Shepherd.
Enjoy, my friend.
Good dog.
-[Gabi in Dutch] I'm hungry! Hungry! -Gabi, a little bit longer, yes? Tomorrow.
[soldier in German] Stupid geese. Keep walking!
[in Dutch] Shall we go shopping? Yes?
Do you see that dairyman over here? He has fresh milk and eggs.
And next to it is the bakery.
Fresh bread. Do you smell it?
Or we can go to de Bijenkorf.
They have lollipops as big as your head. All colors of the rainbow.
I have to go.
[Anne] Yes, but…
I'll hang it over here, all right? I'll see you tonight at the Little Bear.
-Wait. -[boy] Anne, wait.
Anne.
I have a surprise for you.
-What kind of surprise? -[boy] If you come with me, I'll show you.
-Anne. -Especially for you, pretty lady.
Come.
[Anne] Hannah.
-I thought you would stay with me forever? -Yes, weren't you?
NO JEWS ALLOWED
[boy] Come on, we'll go around.
[Anne giggles]
[narrator on projector] Do you remember the time
that food was thrown out in the Netherlands?
Do you remember the time that our exquisite butter
was exported to England with government subsidy
so the Englishman could butter his bread with cheap butter
while the Dutch laborer had to eat his bread with expensive margarine?
WITH GERMANY FOR A FREE NETHERLANDS
[fanfare playing on projector]
[boy] Come sit over here.
Dad says that it doesn't say that Jewish girls can't watch from the back.
[music playing on projector]
[narrator on projector] National Girls leader Van Eck introduced the group leader
and the other girls to him.
[boy] I dreamed about you, you know?
-Really? -[boy] Mmm-hmm.
-What was the dream about? -Well, how can I explain?
[narrator on projector] At teatime, the leader showed his interest
by personally conversing with the girls.
He especially called attention to any young woman's task to contribute
to the formation of a united Dutch nation.
We were at the cinema.
The two of us.
And it was a very romantic movie.
[Anne] Whisper something in my ear.
Doesn't matter what, but just keep talking.
-Help me if he goes too far, okay? -What?
Oh, yes.
I want to see the whole wide world too.
As an actress or a writer.
But only a very famous one.
Why? Look, these women want to help people.
-I want to do that too one day. -You should talk to my sister then.
She wants to be Florence Nightingale in Palestine.
Really?
Dad wants to go there too. If he manages to get passports, that is.
Hey. Is something wrong?
[girls singing on projector]
[Anne] I would like to go home.
Hey.
Did you actually tell him about your jaundice yet?
Isn't that very contagious?
Come on.
[giggling] Jaundice, really? Brilliant.
Yes. Have a good wanking.
[both giggling]
JEW
[sniffs]
It stinks here.
Come.
[door closes]
[mother in German] Hannah.
What got into you? Gabi fell out of bed.
Whose fault is that?
[in Dutch] Sorry, I went out to return that book.
[in German] Let me guess, with Anne.
-[in Dutch] What makes you say that? -[baby crying]
Dad… is something wrong?
Dad, what's wrong?
[in German] How is that possible?
We want to leave a country that doesn't want us
and yet they don't want to let us go. I don't understand. I really don't.
[Hans in German] Have faith, my dear.
Faith.
[in Hebrew] This too has a reason.
[in Dutch] Dad, I can ask Anne's father if he is able to get passports.
-I'm at the Little Bear anyway. -[mother in German] Oh, no.
Out of the question.
You are going to reflect in your room about never leaving Gabi alone again.
[in Dutch] Anne is coming.
[in German] No, no table tennis tonight.
-Go to your room, Hannah. -[in Dutch] Dad, that's not fair.
[in German] If Otto had been able to arrange passports,
they wouldn't be here anymore.
[sighs]
[faint whistle]
[whistling]
[wood rattling]
[in Dutch] Not a word.
-Not to Anne either. -Anne?
-Why would I do that? -Our little secret.
[Hans] For you.
Here.
One day it will make you very happy.
Hide it really well.
Yes?
Dad?
[Hans] Mmm-hmm?
I lost Margot's last tennis ball.
Can I look through Aunt Sara's things to see if there is one there?
[in German] No.
[in Dutch] But you said that Aunt Sara will probably never come back.
-Those who talk back to their father-- -[doorbell rings]
-[shushes] -[doorbell rings]
[muttering]
[floor creaks]
[doorbell rings]
[indistinct greeting]
[Otto in German] My apologies for stopping by this late, but it is very urgent.
-[Hans in German] Come in. -[in Dutch] Good evening, Mr. Frank.
Anne is asking if you were still coming to the Little Bear.
No, not today, Otto.
[in Dutch] I saw Florence Nightingale today at the cinema.
The cinema? What?
You went to the cinema?
-Was Anne there too? -Well, no one saw us there.
[Hans] My God, what did I do to deserve this?
Hannah, do you know how dangerous that is? And that you could put us all in danger?
-Yes, I know that now, and so does Anne. -Good.
We'll leave it at that for now. Right, Hans? Hmm?
We have an urgent matter to discuss.
I will ask Margot if she will lend you her Florence Nightingale book.
No books. You can play Florence Nightingale here if you like it that much.
We have a baby coming, mother needs you. There is no time for daydreaming.
[baby crying]
[Hannah] Look, that saucepan over there has seven stars.
One of them is me. And the biggest one is Anne.
Our club only has five members, that's why it's called The Little Bear minus two.
Time for bed.
[whispers] Like this, go to sleep.
[Hans in German] You want to bring just Hannah?
[Otto] Yes.
What if Gabi cries? Or your new baby?
-[Hans] Otto-- -Hans, think of Hannah.
Anne and her. They'll have a little bit of fun at least.
[Hans] That is very kind of you, dear Otto.
But it will be too complicated for us if we let Hannah come with you.
Do you understand?
Hans, I understand. But I would really regret it if it doesn't work out.
I'd gladly take her along, but…
[clattering]
[Hans] Hannah?
Hannah, is that you?
[sighing heavily] That's what I mean. Exactly that.
The slightest noise can give us away.
-[girl in Dutch] Hi, Hannah. -Hi.
[whistling]
[bell rings]
-Hello, Hannah. -Hey.
Margot, would Anne be…
Gabble, gabble, gabble.
[all giggling]
[girl] Okay, I'm talking. Pay attention, okay?
[giggling and indistinct chatter]
Anne.
-Yes? -[Hannah] Look.
Just like Margot's.
[girls giggling]
-Just like the one we used to have. -Hi, Hannah.
-[girl] Hi. -Hi.
Do you still play with balls, Hannah?
[boys chattering]
[Anne] I don't think she knows about the baby.
[girl] Really?
Watch.
Hey, Hannah.
Anne has a question for you.
You'll have to know, otherwise you will no longer be a member of the Little Bear.
-But isn't one a member forever? -[Coco] Certainly. If you know the answer.
-Anne and I founded the club. -It's about your mother's baby.
How did it get into her belly?
-She doesn't know. -Yes, I do.
Oh, yeah?
-How? -If you don't know, I won't tell you.
See, Anne? She doesn't know.
[girls giggle]
[whispers] Coco. Sit down.
[Anne giggles]
Do you want to read my notebook?
[Anne and Coco giggling]
[Anne] No, wait.
[wistful music playing]
[teacher] Good morning. Book on the table.
-[knocking on door] -[teacher] Come on in.
[girl] Sir, Mrs. Appel still isn't here.
-Do you know if she's still coming? -Um…
-[boy] Sir, we have enough room. -[teacher sobbing]
Everyone, find a seat. [clears throat]
[clears throat]
Hannah, uh, if you could lead in song?
[teacher sobbing]
[door closes]
♪ Constance has a rocking horse ♪
♪ Without a head and without a tail ♪
♪ This is how she rides around the world Just like that in her bare ♪
♪ Constance has a rocking horse ♪
♪ Without a head and without a tail ♪
♪ This is how she rides around the world Just like that in her bare ♪
♪ Constance has a rocking horse ♪
♪ Without a head and without a tail ♪
♪ This is how she rides around the world Just like that in her bare ♪
♪ Constance has a rocking horse ♪
-[singing fades] -[coughing]
[muttering]
[indistinct chatter]
[knocking]
[woman speaking Hungarian]
[soldier in German] Open up!
[women murmuring in Hungarian]
[Hannah in Dutch] Gabi, come.
Quiet. Like this.
[indistinct whispering]
[Hannah] Come. Coat on.
-[woman] Hannah Goslar. -[Hannah] Maybe we get to leave.
-[in German] Are we being exchanged? -[woman] No.
-[Hannah in Dutch] Come. -[Gabi] Keniechel.
-Keniechel. -[Hannah] Oh, yes. Here.
[dogs barking]
[Gabi] Look.
Yes, she is still sleeping.
[soldier in German] What do you want? Hey?
[in Dutch] Come.
-[soldier in German] Stop! -[woman] The girl is sick.
Open the gate.
[in German] So, pretty lady, the girl is sick?
[soldier yells] Did I give you permission to look at me?
Pretty lady.
[soldier yells] Did I give you permission?
[prisoner screaming]
[soldier yelling]
Wait.
-[woman] You stay here. -[man coughing]
[Gabi in Dutch] I want a bite.
Gabi, no bite.
[indistinct German chatter on radio]
[Hannah] Quick.
[in German] Come along.
[Gabi in Dutch] Daddy.
Dad?
[in German] Shh. I'm all right. Don't worry.
[coughs]
[in Dutch] How else can I talk to my little angels?
We are leaving tomorrow. Finally at the top of the list. The three of us.
The three of us exchanged for one German prisoner of war.
But we are finally leaving.
Tomorrow morning, we'll see each other at the station.
-[bell ringing] -Keniechel is coming too.
Yes, Gabi, Keniechel is coming.
[woman in German] Come along.
-[Hannah in Dutch] How nice. -[woman in German] Hannah. Come.
[Hannah in Dutch] How nice. Finally, Dad. Finally.
[woman in German] Come.
[in Dutch] Tomorrow. In the train.
[Gabi] Bye, Daddy. Bye.
[Gabi] Crows.
[bell ringing]
Come.
Gabi, tomorrow, back home.
Are you also craving cookies and cake?
What is cake?
-Or lollipops? -[soldier shouting]
[soldier in German] Keep walking. Come on.
Faster, ugly heads.
[Gabi in Dutch] Keniechel.
[Hannah] No, Gabi, come.
-[in German] Keep walking. -[soldier 2] Keep walking. Go.
[Hannah in Dutch] Keniechel is taking the train early. Come.
[alarm sounds]
[soldier in German] You are insects!
That should be crushed by feet.
Get up.
-[woman screaming] -[soldier shouting]
[soldier] Stupid geese.
Faster.
Movement.
[yelling orders]
Stop!
[air raid siren blaring]
[soldier] Hands up. Don't move.
To the air raid shelter.
Quickly.
-[explosions booming in distance] -[machine guns firing]
[speaking Hungarian]
[all speaking Hungarian]
[air raid siren continues]
[shouting in Hungarian]
[explosions and machine guns continue]
[all clapping]
[speaking Hungarian]
[prisoners singing in Hungarian]
-[speaking Hungarian] -[singing continues]
-[siren blaring]
[siren stops]
[singing fades]
[melancholy music playing]
Hannah.
[in Hungarian] Where are you going?
[coughs]
[in German] I'm too sick. I want to use the bathroom.
[in Hungarian] No.
[in German] Everyone participates. You too.
[speaking Hungarian]
[sighs]
[woman singing in Hungarian]
[all singing in Hungarian]
-[sings indistinctly] -[speaking Hungarian]
[whispers in Dutch] What would Anne do?
[in Dutch] ♪ Oh, oh, I am so happy ♪
[all] ♪ Oh, oh, I'm so happy ♪
♪ Anne, I'm coming ♪
♪ Oh, oh I have an ugly head ♪ [giggles]
♪ Oh, oh, I have an ugly head ♪
♪ Jo-de-fi-de-fo-de-fi- De-fa-ja-katsch-ja ♪
♪ Katsch-ko-de-fi-de-fo De-fe-di-fo-fitch-fitch-fitch-fum ♪
[all] ♪ Jo-de-fi-de-fo-de-fi- De-fa-ja-katsch-ja ♪
♪ Katsch-ko-de-fi-de-fo De-fe-di-fo-fitch-fitch-fitch-fum ♪
-We are going to Switzerland. -We're going to ski in Switzerland.
[both chanting]
[sighs]
[glass shatters]
[Hannah giggles]
[giggles]
And now?
Dad? Hannah was wondering what "jo-de-fi-de-fo" means. Right?
And Anne when we will play hide-and-seek again.
[Otto] Oh. Well…
-Next time. -You keep saying that. What does it mean?
-Why are you standing there? -[Anne] When do we go to Switzerland?
-Yes, as soon as we can. -What are you doing?
-I thought I heard something. -[Anne] Oh.
-Did you hear anything? -Who?
-You. -[Hannah] Me?
[Anne] No, Alfred.
[whispers] Dad is acting so different lately. So weird-ish.
[Otto] Anne?
-Yes? -I have to pick up something from home.
Don't open the door if the bells rings. No one passes by on Sundays anyway.
-And don't use the phone either. -Yes, Dad.
Because Jews are not allowed to use the phone and we are not allowed--
Don't go to the annex. Do you promise?
-What annex? -[Otto] Anne, no more games. I mean it.
Anne, look at me.
No, Dad. [in German accent] And we won't peek out the window either.
Hanneli, will you keep an eye on that little girl?
[door closes]
Come, let's make a phone call.
[snorts]
[dial tone]
-Hello, this is Mrs. Jansen. -Hello, ma'am, this is Anne.
-Can I talk to Alfred, please? -Anne.
Hi, Alfred, it's Anne. I was wondering if you would like to go out with Hannah?
Because Hannah would really like to kiss you.
Alfred?
There is no Alfred at this number. Who is this? Hello? Hello?
[Anne giggles]
[woman speaking Hungarian]
[in Hungarian] What's that?
What's that?
[Gabi in Dutch] Keniechel. Keniechel.
Keneichel.
[woman in German] Say… [in Dutch] "Thank you, Hannah."
[Gabi] Thank you, Hannah.
[speaking Hungarian]
[in German] It's all right.
I'm already gone.
[woman gasps]
Hannah.
Miss Eva wants to see children again.
Her children.
She saved lives. Back home.
She saved me. Life. And others.
That's why you respect lady.
A lot of respect for Miss Eva.
You leave tomorrow.
Exchanged.
You have father.
You have Gabi.
We don't.
I don't.
You more respect for lady.
[Hannah in Dutch] Anne?
[woman] Hello?
Hello?
-[Hannah] Anne. -[woman] Do you have food?
Is somebody there?
-[woman] Hello? -Anne? Anne, is that you?
[woman] No, I am not Anne.
Are you looking for Anne?
Yes, Anne Frank.
Anne talks a lot. She is probably the most talkative among you.
She also has a sister, Margot. With round glasses.
-Anne has beautiful black hair. -[woman] Hair?
-You have hair? -Yes.
[woman coughs]
[woman] We have nothing.
If Anne is there, can you say that I will be back here tonight? Yes?
Because I am leaving tomorrow. All right?
Hello?
[smacks lips]
[Anne giggles]
-Didn't you want ten children? -I want to become a nurse.
But you can't stand blood.
I will certainly get used to it. And not all patients are bleeding.
But as soon as you have your first baby, you will get your mother's life.
[Anne giggles]
And what do you want to be?
Movie star, writer?
I want…
to go out into the world.
Why don't you come?
Journalists, write this down.
We will never become like those boring, predictable mothers.
Come, shall we dance?
You take the man's side, like this.
And then you whisper in my ear…
[in English] "Darling, I have a surprise for you."
[in Dutch] And then you drop to your knees and ask me to marry you.
Where is the ring?
Which ring?
The one you put on in class.
[both giggling]
-I keep that one for my real true love. -Don't be a party pooper.
Am I not your true love?
True love is forever.
And only if you've known real true love
can you be truly happy.
[Hannah laughs]
[loud clatter upstairs]
[Anne] Hello?
-Is anyone there? -"Yes," says the thief, "I'm here."
[both laughing]
[door creaks]
[bird flutters]
Hey? Wasn't it completely empty in here?
Yes.
A sewing machine?
[Anne] Mutti's.
What is it doing here?
Maybe it's broken or something.
Our breakfast picture.
-[Hannah] What is that? -That's to make jam.
Dad also has a tenant all of a sudden, Mr…
Goldschmidt or something.
Now I have to sleep in one room with Margot. Really, I'm suffocating.
Hey. Margot was looking for this the other day.
Beautiful, right?
Yes.
[Anne giggles]
[Anne] Hocus-pocus…
and…
ta-da!
Margot taught me that.
-I would like to feel real ones. -Anne, get a grip.
You get a grip, Hanneli. You will grow breasts too.
[Anne] Hanneli? Come here.
[Hannah] Ew.
Hanneli?
Look.
Anne, put that book away.
[Anne] That's what women look like inside.
Look, Hannah.
What's that, Hannah?
-Anne, stop. -What is this?
[gasps]
That big!
-Look. -I don't like this.
-Don't you want to be a nurse? -That's different.
Do your patients keep their clothes on too?
-Just look. -I don't like it.
-Look. -I don't like it.
[exaggerated gasp]
[whispers] Just look.
-[Anne chants] Look, look, look. -Stop.
Stop! Stop!
[shouting] Just stop! I'm saying stop! Why aren't you stopping?
Jeez. I hate you.
[footsteps receding]
[Anne] Hanneli. Hanneli, wait. Come back.
-[officer shouting indistinctly] -[dogs barking]
[baby screaming]
-[officer] Go, outside, go, go. -[woman] The coats, the coats.
-Just let me-- -[officer] Get in. Now. Come on.
-Another suitcase… -[soldier in German] Ma'am, faster.
[officer in Dutch] I'm done with this. Hey.
[woman] My suitcase!
-You too. Hey. -[woman] No, no, no!
[soldier in German] Keep going.
-[in Dutch] I still need my own suitcase. -[officer shouting]
-My children! -Here.
[officer] Come on, get in.
[soldier speaking German]
[officer] Hey! God damn it!
I'm done with this. Filthy Jews.
-[officer shouting] -[woman screaming]
Dad, the people across the street…
[woman] Give me my suitcases!
-[officer] Filthy Jew. -[Hannah] Dad.
-[woman] There are some more suitcases. -[Hans] They won't come for us.
Mutti is pregnant. They are not allowed to.
No fear, sweetheart.
-I have papers, all right? -[mother groans]
Mutti needs you.
-[mother groans] -[Hans praying]
[mother groaning]
-Mom, those-- -Shh!
[groans] Ah!
[praying continues]
Mom, the people across the street…
[mother in German] Yes, my darling.
We must have faith.
[in Dutch] Mom, can I ask something?
[in German] Of course, darling.
How did your baby get in your belly?
[in German] Our dear God, my darling, decides our fate.
[in Dutch] Anne says that God has nothing to do with it.
[in German] God knows everything, but Anne knows everything better.
[in Dutch] Anne is stupid.
-[in German] Did you have a fight? -[in Dutch] Stupid bitch.
[in German] She or you?
[in Dutch] I hate her.
Not really, but--
[in German] I have never seen you two apart.
Always together.
[explosion]
[in Dutch] I'll go.
[baby crying]
-[mother praying] -[baby crying]
[air raid siren blaring]
[Hans in German] Everyone is going in the air raid shelter. Except us.
[melancholy music playing]
[in Dutch] Do you have an appointment with Anne?
I don't need an appointment. You?
-Is it true? -What?
-That you don't dare to French kiss. -I am the best French kisser.
[doorbell rings]
-[stammers] Hello, Mr. Goldschmidt? -Goudsmit.
I actually came to see Anne.
No hurry, they are gone.
-Have they been picked up? -They went to family in Switzerland.
Really?
-But I was supposed to go. -[cat meows]
[Coco] Aw, did they forget you too?
No, Moortje will stay somewhere else. Right, Moortje?
But Anne can't live without Moor.
Mr. Goudsmit, is there a letter for me?
-No. -And for me?
[sighs]
But I was supposed to go. Skiing in real snow.
Why did she not take her winter coat?
Because she doesn't tell you everything.
Hey, Anne's diary is gone.
Oh, look here.
[scoffs] Little nurse.
What do you know about it?
It is mean.
They left for Switzerland.
Really, they are all gone. Without me.
[sobs] She promised.
[in German] Oh, my darling.
Anne will certainly write you a letter after they arrive.
[in Dutch] But she promised, Mutti.
I should not have walked away in anger yesterday.
[in German] No, you should not have gone out at all.
[in Dutch] But she's my best friend.
[in German] Honey, it will be all right. Have faith in your friendship.
Are you her best friend or not?
Have faith in God. Only He knows our destiny.
For your mother.
Mutti. Mutti, I am going to write to Anne. What is the address?
[knocking on door]
-[banging on door] -[doorbell ringing]
[banging on door]
[officer] Five minutes to pack your suitcases.
-Dad? -[knocking]
-[officer] Open up. Now. -Dad!
[officer] Pack your suitcase!
[in German] Hannah, open up. Quickly, before they kick down the door.
[baby crying]
[mother] Hans?
[mother] Hans!
[yelling in Dutch] Pack your suitcase. Five minutes.
[Hans] Sir, listen…
[officer grunts]
Sir, listen…
So…
good girl. Right?
What's your name?
-Hannah Goslar. -A beautiful German name.
Did your mom and dad hide something here?
Please, sir, I have a letter.
Dad, should you say something… about your jaundice?
My wife is heavily pregnant. We can't travel.
[screaming]
[officer] Let's go.
Come. She is really pregnant.
[dogs barking]
[mother groans]
Dad, what do you see?
[in German] Nothing.
-[in Dutch] Are they coming back for us? -No.
We are on a list. As soon as we have passports, we can leave.
Yes, and I'll go to Switzerland.
No, we stay together as a family. Do you understand?
[mother screams]
-[in German] Get the doctor. -[in Dutch] We are not allowed to.
Listen, I have to stay with Gabi and with Mutti.
-You get a doctor, okay? -That's not allowed.
We need a doctor! Do you understand?
The night is the same as the day. Only turn on the light when necessary.
-Okay? -[mother groaning loudly]
[in German] Give here.
Give here. Arm.
Okay.
Go. Quick, quick.
Quickly, please.
[panting]
[metal creaks]
[breathing heavily]
[soldiers shouting in German]
[in Dutch] Go away.
Go away, razzia.
[soldiers speaking German]
[panting]
[door closes]
[panting] The bridge, Dad…
The Germans…
[exhales]
[melancholy music playing]
[both sobbing]
[praying softly]
[sobs]
[Hannah praying in Hebrew]
I wrote two letters today.
One to Mom in Heaven and one to Anne in Switzerland.
I miss Mom.
And I miss Anne.
-[knocking] -[doorbell rings]
[officer] Open up. All Jews outside. Open up.
Open up. All Jews outside. Open up.
[baby cries]
-[baby wailing] -[Hans] Shh!
[officer] Open up. Open up now.
Now. Outside.
-[louder knocking] -[baby screams]
[officer] Jews, go outside. Now.
[women whispering in Hungarian]
[Hannah whispers] Ma'am…
[faint coughing]
[dog barking]
[soldier shouting in distance]
[shivers]
[panting]
[indistinct chatter]
[whistling]
Hello?
Anne.
[faint whistling]
Anne?
[Anne] Hanneli?
Hanneli, is that you?
Hanneli?
Anne?
[Anne] Hanneli?
-[whispers] What are you doing here? -[Anne crying]
[Anne] What are you doing here?
-Were you not in Switzerland? -[Anne] No.
In the annex.
[Anne coughs]
You were supposed to go as well,
but with Gabi and the new baby, it was impossible.
How is the baby? Do you have a little brother or sister?
-Hanneli? -[dog barking]
Hanneli, are you still there?
Margot and I are all by ourselves.
-[Hannah softly] I have to go. -[Anne sobs]
I missed you so much, Hanneli Goslar.
-God will help us. -[Anne] Wait, wait, wait.
When is He going to do that? Listen, Margot and I are…
very sick and…
[sobbing] …we haven't had anything to eat in days nor to drink and…
and they say that we are being transferred, but…
-[gun firing in distance] -[Anne] Do you have food?
Can you please bring food?
I have to go now.
[sobbing] We are so hungry and don't get anything, Hannah.
-No, but Anne… -[Anne] Tomorrow, all right? Tomorrow.
Anne.
Tomorrow we are being exchanged.
What would I do?
[woman speaking Hungarian]
[in German] Dahlia, I have to go to my father, now.
[in German] You wait. You picked up for exchange. You pack.
That is for you. All of it.
If you bring me to my dad. I have to go to my father, now.
[speaking Hungarian]
[in German] You wait. No.
Here. If you bring me to my dad.
I have to see my father.
-You pack. -I will tear them all out.
I have to see my father.
That is everything I have.
I have to see my father.
[Eva speaking Hungarian]
[in German] Do you know what she says? She says, "You crazy."
You pack for exchange. If I go, me crazy too.
You believe I crazy?
[Eva speaking Hungarian]
[Dahlia singing in Hungarian]
[Eva protesting in Hungarian]
[shouting in Hungarian]
-[in German] Stop. Stop. -Please. She sick.
-[coughing] -[soldier] Pretty lady!
Tonight, big party.
-You have to come too. -Good.
-Open that gate. Let them through. -Yes.
[coughing]
[soldier continues in German]
[woman] Out of the way, out of the way. Quick, quick, quick.
Quick, bring him here.
What happened? Bring him, quickly. To the back. Quick, quick.
[Hans coughing]
[in Dutch] Dad, listen. Anne is in the camp next to us.
-Her and Margot, I-- -What are you doing here?
I have to bring them food tonight. Can't we stay?
[in German] No, no, no.
We only have one chance. We have to go today.
[in Dutch] We'll soon be liberated.
[in German] Who says that?
[in Dutch] Anne. We'll soon get liberated.
[coughing]
[in German] No one knows what will happen.
[in Dutch] But Anne and Margot--
-[muttering] -I'm not coming.
-Hanneli, I-- -I'm going to Anne.
-Those who talk back to their father-- -Yes, I am talking back to you this time.
I'm not going. I'm going to Anne.
[in German] Don't be a stupid girl.
Come along.
[in Dutch] No.
Gabi, you stay with Daddy, all right? Stay nicely with Daddy, okay? Yes?
You will leave soon.
You will be leaving shortly.
Anne is my best friend.
-[bell ringing] -[in German] Come on, go inside, faster.
-[in German] Give me. -No.
-Package. Give. -No.
-Give me. -No.
No. No.
Food only for the weak.
-No, it's for Anne. -Anne? Who Anne? What Anne?
Anne is the weakest of all. And I am going to bring her food tonight.
No, you leave today. With father and Gabi. Exchange.
No. I am going to bring Anne food.
[melancholy music playing]
No. Danger for us. For all women.
I am not abandoning Anne. I can't. Not anymore.
She's my best friend. I have to go.
Later is too late.
[both whispering in Hungarian]
[arguing in Hungarian]
I say, "You go save best friend."
And what did she say?
[air raid siren blaring in distance]
[Eva praying in Hebrew]
[in German] Go, Hannah. Go to friend.
-[air raid siren blaring faintly] -[explosions crumpling in distance]
[muttering]
[air raid siren blaring in distance]
[whistling]
[explosions booming in distance]
-[in Dutch] Anne? -[woman] Hello?
-Where is Anne? -[woman] Here.
Anne.
-[Anne] Hanneli? -Anne.
-[in German] Hannah, quick! -[Anne in Dutch] Do you have food?
-[Anne] I'm here. -[Hannah] It worked out. Here it comes.
-[prisoners clamoring and screams] -[Hannah] Anne!
[Anne sobbing bitterly]
-[prisoner wailing] -Anne?
-[blows landing] -[indistinct clamoring]
-[Anne sobbing] Don't… -[Hannah] Anne?
-[Anne sobbing] Hanneli? -I have to go.
[Anne] She pushed me away and won't give it back.
-[Hannah] I have to go. -[Anne] Please come back tomorrow?
Hold on, Anne. Hold on.
[Anne wailing] Hanneli?
Hanneli!
[jeep passing]
[woman shouting in German]
[prisoners whispering]
[in German] Hannah? Come along.
Quickly.
[woman] He was too weak to travel. But he insisted on seeing you.
He was much too weak.
[labored breathing]
Dad, I'm here.
[labored breathing]
[labored breathing stops]
[in Dutch] Dad?
[Gabi] Wake up.
Gabi, Daddy is very tired.
Daddy is going to sleep.
Say, "Bye, Daddy."
No.
[Hannah] Say, "Good night, Daddy."
[sobs]
[Dahlia praying in Hebrew]
[praying in Hebrew]
[melancholy music playing]
-[music playing faintly on radio] -[soldiers singing faintly]
[weak whistling]
[blows weakly]
[labored breathing]
[Maria whistles]
Anne?
-Anne. -[gun firing faintly]
-Anne. -[soldier shouting]
[indistinct shouting]
[grunts]
[in German] Fritz. Fritz, my darling.
Dance with me.
You here in the middle of the night? Wonderful.
Ugly as ever.
Where are your breasts?
Those are not tea bags.
[in Dutch] Anne.
-[Anne] Hanneli? You are here. -Anne.
[grunts]
[clatters faintly]
[Anne sobs]
Anne, I can see you.
[distant explosions]
[exclaims]
[laughs]
Hey, Hannah Elisabeth.
Hey, Anne Frank.
-My hair… -It looks good.
[Anne] We will soon be liberated.
Will you still travel the world?
Yes.
-Will you still become a nurse? -What do you think?
I think…
I think that you should do what makes you happy.
So if that…
-No. -[sobs] …is being a nurse, than…
I'm coming with you.
[Anne] Your ring.
[both giggling]
Cheers.
From you to me?
[dog barking]
I never want to leave here.
Yes. First to Hollywood, I would think.
[Hannah] What if we find nothing there but movie stars?
[Anne] Then we'll just go somewhere else. To Paris.
-Much further. -[Hannah] India.
-[Anne] Or China. -[Hannah] China?
[Anne and Hannah giggling]
[melancholy music playing]
[train chugging]
["Szól a Kakas Már" by Palya Bea playing]
[somber music continues]
[inaudible]
Shortly after Hannah's meeting with Anne, the Nazis flee.
Everyone who can still walk has to come.
Hannah never saw Anne again.
Anne and Margot passed away shortly before the liberation.
Hannah became a nurse in Palestine.
But in her thoughts, she still travels the world every day with Anne.
They promised each other to look at the Little Bear every night.
And Hannah still does.
Between them, Hannah and Gabi had seven children,
38 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren.
They call this their revenge on Hitler.
Anne became what she wanted, world famous.
And Hannah knows that for a while they were genuinely happy.
To Hannah, Anne always remained her best friend.
Anne and Margot hid in the Annex on July 6th, 1942,
and were discovered on August 4th, 1944.
From October 1944 on, they were in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
where they were being starved.
From February 1944 on, Hannah and Gabi were in the exchange camp
for German prisoners of war in Bergen-Belsen.
It was not quite as bad over there as it was in the area
where Anne and Margot died just before the liberation.
[somber music playing]