The Memory of a Killer

Young Bieke’s father tells tells detective Eric Vincke, “I can see you’re nervous, for example... an introvert.” (0:01)

Hitman Angelo swallows a pill from a bottle labeled Cognex. (0:11)

His brother Paolo fails to recognize Angelo. (0:23)

His employer Seynaeve calls Angelo “Nutcase.” (0:27)

His maid brings Baron Henri Gustave de Haeck a tourniquet, syringe and bottle on a tray. Psychiatrist Joseph tells him, “Shrinks do more than stuff their patients with sedatives, Gustave. They talk to them too.”
Gustave: “Before or after the injection?” (0:39)

Vicke tells his partner Freddy, referring to murder victim Van Camp and de Haeck’s son Jean, “Then he discovers his perversion...” (0:54)

Shaking Vincke’s hand: “Joseph Vlerick, psychiatrist, and here as a friend.”
Baron de Haeck: “I’ve just lost my son.” (1:04)

Vincke tells detective Linda de Leenheer, “My theory is Ledda found out they were child abusers, so he turned against his employer, Jean de Haeck.” (1:10)

A chaplain tells Vincke, referring to Angelo, “Phenomenal memory.” (1:12)

By telephone Vincke tells Angelo, “... and I found your pills.”
Copy: “Cognex... Alzheimer...” (1:16)

A policeman guarding him calls de Haeck, “Imbecile.” (1:26)

Vincke tells Angelo, “A boy of about 12 sees it all and memorizes the registration number...”
Angelo: “Even if we’re not friends we have something in common: grief.” (1:37)

Vincke asks Angelos’ physician, “And his Alzheimer’s?” (1:41)

De Haeck hands Joseph some papers and a small case: “Your nomination as court psychiatrist in Ledda’s case signed by the Prosecutor General.”
Joseph: “You want me to claim he’s crazy?”
Close up of syringe.
De Haeck: “A shrink does more than talk to his patients, no?” (1:44)

A man in a white coat introduces himself to Angelo’s guard: “Joseph Vlerick, court psychiatrist.”
Vlerick checks the syringe. (1:46)

Prosecutor Marcel identifies Angelo’s hostage to Vincke as “The court psychiatrist.” (1:48)

Vincke asks Marcel, “You’re happy we’re still alive, and the Baron’s friend, the psychiatrist?” (1:56)