have to put him off anyway.
We've got our hands full.
He's a nervous wreck.
Play a piano duet with him...
and think of me.
So this Pat
was the second to jump?
Al is dead.
Heil! Where are you off to?
- I have to pick up a patient.
- Doctor's visit!
- Who is the patient?
- Who is the patient?
- An artist who's gone insane.
- An artist who's gone insane.
- Go with him.
- Yes, sir.
She's sane.
Good.
- Should I wait downstairs?
- No, wait.
This is not my idiot.
I'm looking for another patient.
Oh God! There's one more?
Did you hurt him?
No, I think we all
scared each other.
- What have they done to you?
- I just get terribly nervous.
But the painting's all right.
They're shooting far too much.
All those loud bangs...
- I didn't mean to scare you.
- Come with me.
Thank you for your help.
Are you taking my model from me?
He's totally crazy.
I'm getting out now, Doctor.
I really don't have the time.
- No!
- It'll soon pass.
- Let me get out at once!
- But you as a German soldier...
I don't care. Stop!
- Is Hans in the tower?
- Both bosses are fetching Americans.
I just needed something
to go with the bread.
Help yourself.
- They need both clothes and food.
- I have a message for Hans.
Hans is looking for someone
who landed on the beach.
Is that where he is?
Is it something special?
- And no one has been here?
- No, thank God.
Only the ones
who're supposed to be here.
What are you thinking about?
That my playing has become unsteady?
No, it's just the harmonium.
I practice in the church.
No, it's because I'm nervous.
I've played a lot lately.
And played well.
Very well.
What's stopping you
from helping me?
- Don't think that...
- Is anything the matter with me?
You've always been
so elusive.
Is that so strange?
In times like these?
When you talk about playing...
Do you mean playing the organ?
Maybe, maybe not.
Don't you trust me?
I haven't seen you since war
broke out. I'm just careful.
I took a chance on you.
Now you need to take one on me.
- Do you practice every day?
- Yes. I have to go to the church.
- May I come and listen?
- No, you'd better stay here.
- Practice makes perfect.
- I'm not at all perfect.
It's sensible of you...
...not to kid yourself.
Then you won't have
to take a fall.
And it's a long way... down.
Alf, I know someone
who can help you.
The pilots usually get away.
It's a shame they're in a hurry.
You would like them to say:
"It's fun here. I'm staying. "
What would you say
if you met one?
"Darling! Winter is near.
I'll knit you mittens. "
No, seriously. I mean it.
I'd hide him
where only I could find him.
What if one of them
were looking at you now?
- Now?
- Yes.
- I'd hide him and not tell.
- You'd tell me.
I'd say: "Sir, I'm a friend who wants
to help. All the other girls... "
Nonsense! You'd come running to me
and say: "Tora! I've found someone. "
- I wouldn't act that stupid.
- Yes, you would.
- I've found something!
- What is it?
Something big. It's silk!
Don't steal the shirt
of your friend in need.
Are you crazy?
You fool!
I've had harder tasks today. Hans!
Don't say a word.
- A parachute...
- We wanted a pilot.
Take that shirt off.
Here's the owner.
- Hans!
- Just a minute.
What is it?
An organ player named
Alf Sanerud has come to our town.
There are orders to eliminate him.
He's a dangerous informer...
- We need gas, Knut.
- Now?
There's an informer here.
I don't know if he knows.
- Has he been to the church?
- Yes. Kristin knows him.
He's an organ player.
There are orders to eliminate him.
Where is he now?
I asked Kristin to watch him, but she
doesn't know how dangerous he is.
All right.
We have to clear out, then.
- How many do we miss from the plane?
- We have to save the ones we have.
We'll get them out
before evening service.
What about the organ player?
He can live for many more days.
If he stays away.
Kristin!
You're so passionate.