Be with Me (2005)

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Theresa Poh Lin Chan as Herself (segment "Meant to Be") • Chiew Sung Ching as Father (segment "Meant to Be") • Lawrence Yong as Son • Leong Kooi Eng as Mother • Elizabeth Choy as Herself • Seet Keng Yew as Security Guard • Lynn Poh as Ann

Three tales of love wrap around the true story of a blind and deaf woman named Theresa Chan. In the first an elderly shopkeeper is devoted to his sick wife. In the second, two teenage girls become soul mates and lovers. In the third a chubby security...

Singapore • Drama • Romance

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1. One oyster omelette.

2. Come here.

3. Sit down.

4. What a beautiful sunset!

5. Certainly!

6. Can't seem to recall the last time I felt this peaceful.

7. You can say that for sure!

8. We have come so far.

9. Without you, I would never be where I am now.

10. Where is fate leading us?

11. We will go wherever it takes us.

12. We'll always be together till the end, right?

13. How much is this?

14. You tell them it's too expensive.

15. You are sleeping again!

16. You don't have to come back tomorrow!

17. You're fired.

18. No, please!

19. Dad, please!

20. Dad, please!

21. Dad, please!

22. Damn! Crying all day and night!

23. Dad, please! It hurts a lot!

24. Dear Miss Ann,

25. What are you doing, fatty?

26. Hello.

27. Hello.

28. I am your new teacher.

29. My name is Miss Chan.

30. What is your name?

31. My name is Shijia.

32. You look very cute.

33. Thank you.

34. Sweets?

35. Thank you, Uncle.

36. Give me a can of beer!

37. Where's mine?

38. Beat him up all the time when he was young,

39. and he still turned out useless.

40. Why isn't he like you?

41. Mister, please buy some tissue.

42. A dollar for three packets.

43. Thank you, thank you.

44. I wanna c u

45. Dear Miss Ann, I really...

46. Hello.

47. Why have you been avoiding me?

48. Your hub is unable to get a response from our customer's mobile phone.

49. Please try again later.

50. Get lost!

51. Can I help you?

52. Are you okay?

53. may perish from all sorts of hurt.

54. Love disappears only when you

55. do not understand what it means.

56. I was born July 9, 1943 on Sago Lane.

57. I was a cute and happy baby.

58. But had my parents known

59. what was in store for me,

60. they would probably

61. have given me away for adoption.

62. Dad lost a thriving restaurant business.

63. I had to learn how to cook, wash

64. and clean by the time I was 10.

65. My parents were happy and proud of me

66. but their happiness and pride

67. did not last long.

68. There was little knowledge as to what

69. really happened to cause my deafness.

70. How much is this?

71. Yes, okay.

72. How is your father?

73. He is fine.

74. Do you go to see him?

75. Yes, sometimes.

76. You should see him more often.

77. Old man. Old man.

78. A pack of Marlboro.

79. Marlboro.

80. Why run a business behind closed grills? It's so inconvenient.

81. You should open them.

82. At 14, I went deaf.

83. Why, I don't know.

84. One night blood and pus

85. trickled down my cheek.

86. Both my mother and father

87. didn't think much of it.

88. My mother thought it was only a small boil

89. which had burst open.

90. The next morning, my hearing went.

91. Mom was shocked.

92. She shouted into my ears,

93. but I couldn't make out

94. what she was saying.

95. How much pain and suffering

96. can a person take?

97. I wrestled with that question many times.

98. I've lost my hearing and now,

99. I'm about to lose my sight as well.

100. It all started with the right eye.

101. I saw changing colors and black dots

102. and I kept blinking.

103. My parents did not take me immediately

104. to the hospital for treatment,

105. they just gave me eye drops

106. and Chinese herbs.

107. They only sought help when I was

108. no longer able to see with my right eye

109. and when my left one

110. started to give me trouble.

111. I remember long stays in hospital,

112. and daily vision tests, painful injections

113. and bandages on my eyes.

114. My hands were tied at night because

115. they did not want me to touch my bandages.

116. Every morning when the doctors

117. came to check on me

118. I'd ask them if I would ever see again.

119. One patted my hand

120. without replying my question.

121. I just kept praying,

122. "Oh, I do not want to be blind and

123. I do not deserve this eternal punishment."

124. I became blind.

125. I felt as if I was living

126. in a very silent and dark prison.

127. There were days when I didn't want to live.

128. But there were good days,

129. when I would tell myself that

130. it did not matter as long as I was alive

131. and well-guarded by heaven's love.

132. I doubt if most people can understand

133. what it's like to be deaf and blind.

134. It's as if someone had

135. built a wall between me and the living,

136. a wall which nobody

137. can tear or break down.

138. I could not discern

139. beautiful sights or sounds.

140. But, I never saw or heard

141. anything ugly either.

142. God works in mysterious ways.

143. Sometimes people appear

144. and just change the course of your life.

145. Mrs. Elizabeth Choy came into my life

146. and it suddenly veered into

147. the most wondrous of dimensions.

148. Beth, now 95,

149. is a remarkable person.

150. She suffered during World War II

151. but she never lost her sense of self respect,

152. her dignity and her love for humanity.

153. She is my personal heroine of peace.

154. It was because of her that I went to school.

155. At that time, Beth was the principal

156. of the School for the Blind.

157. Alerted by a social worker,

158. Beth came to my home in 1953

159. and won me over.

160. Somehow, in my heart, I knew

161. she was kind and could be trusted.

162. She enrolled me into

163. the School for the Blind.

164. It never crossed my mind

165. that I could attend school again

166. after becoming deaf and blind.

167. I soon met Reuben Jacob

168. who became my beloved teacher.

169. Nobody expected much from Mr. Jacob

170. as far as educating me was concerned.

171. After all, I had a double handicap,

172. and spoke Cantonese and no English.

173. He was blind, Jewish

174. and spoke no Chinese.

175. But my teacher was

176. a smart and patient man.

177. He devised his own methods of

178. teaching someone who was not only blind

179. but deaf too.

180. Would you like me to teach you weaving?

181. Yes.

182. Okay. Please do it for me.

183. Up and down.

184. Up and down.

185. Up and down.

186. Okay, please do.

187. The paper is like your finger.

188. You must be careful.

189. Do not bend it. Okay?

190. In early 1957, Sir John Wilson,

191. the blind director of

192. the Royal Commonwealth Society

193. for the Blind in London,

194. toured South East Asia.

195. The visit was to mark

196. another milestone in my life.

197. When he visited the school

198. Beth told me to tell him in Cantonese,

199. "Please, help me and remember me.

200. I want to go to school."

201. Mr. Wilson did.

202. He visited the famous Perkins school

203. in Massachusetts

204. and told the director Dr. Edward Waterhouse

205. about a deaf and blind girl in Singapore,

206. "If you see her, you will like her."

207. Well, Dr. Waterhouse turned up

208. in Singapore in 1958.

209. Yes, he liked me.

210. In fact he liked me so much

211. he offered me a scholarship

212. to go to Perkins,

213. where they had the best teachers

214. and facilities to educate someone like me.

215. And so I found myself in America

216. at the end of 1960.

217. I could not speak English at that time,

218. and one of the most pressing things

219. was teaching me speech.

220. It was probably baffling to a lot of people

221. how someone like me

222. who is both blind and deaf

223. can learn a totally new and different tongue.

224. I guess it's true when they say,

225. "If there's a will, there's a way."

226. Determination can conquer

227. the most difficult and discouraging things

228. in the world.

229. I do not deserve to suffer from this...

230. eternal punishment.

231. The Story of Precious Lotus

232. Pa.

233. Pa.

234. How are you?

235. Pa, your food is the best.

236. Pa.

237. Eat.

238. Ma's dead.

239. You have to take care of yourself.

240. I'm translating a book for this lady, Theresa.

241. She's deaf and blind.

242. This is her life story.

243. You should read it.

244. I have to go and see Theresa now.

245. I'll come back for dinner next Sunday.

246. My father cooked this.

247. I thought

248. you might like it.

249. Braised Pork.

250. Smells delicious.

251. I was blessed and lucky enough

252. to have travelled the world.

253. It was in Bombay that I encountered

254. my first sorrowful experience.

255. One night,

256. God wanted me to know his world.

257. My travelling companion Peggy and I

258. were standing on the balcony of the hotel

259. when she described what she saw to me.

260. On the dirty pavements

261. were hordes of homeless families sleeping.

262. Peggy said they looked hungry and lifeless.

263. It struck me then that while I was disabled,

264. I had everything.

265. These people were just struggling

266. so that they could survive.

267. I quietly made a vow that one day,

268. I would donate something to

269. these poor people in India.

270. In 1975, I appealed to the public for help

271. and received some money with which

272. I bought two Perkins braille writers,

273. two braille watches

274. and included a small sum of money.

275. I arranged for these to be sent to India.

276. I did a lot of growing up in America.

277. I had an education,

278. I did things I never thought I could do,

279. I even dated.

280. Pa.

281. Theresa loves your cooking.

282. I love curry.

283. It tastes good!

284. Anything special

285. you would like my father to cook?

286. My father is very inspired

287. by your book.

288. This tastes very nice.

289. Your father is a good cook.

290. Father is very happy

291. cooking for you.

292. He really enjoys

293. your feedback.

294. I have three regular visits a week

295. from kind folks who come to help me

296. with my weekly grocery shopping,

297. to take me out or to keep me company.

298. My father

299. is getting better.

300. I just want to compliment you. Your admirer

301. Going down.

302. Going up.

303. Going up.

304. We all have dreams.

305. I'm no different.

306. I dreamed of being

307. a Chinese opera singer at age 3

308. but Fate robbed me of this dream.

309. Are there dreams that do not die?

310. God alone knows, and I trust him.

311. I nearly got married in 1968

312. but I lost him to nose cancer

313. on Christmas Day in 1968.

314. Till today,

315. at five to five every Christmas morning,

316. my tears flow freely.

317. Today, I am still single

318. but still very much in love with him.

319. I dreamed of love and family

320. but God took my only love

321. and all my sweet dreams died.

322. Pa.

323. I need your help.

324. I have to attend to a suicide case now.

325. I need you to visit Theresa.

326. She's expecting me at 8:00 p.m.

327. Can you please go first? Because I won't be able to make it on time.

328. I don't want her to worry.

329. Smells good.

330. What did your father cook today?

331. Who are you?

332. Are you his father?

333. Yes.

334. Come in.