[Q]: Question: How much does Max steal from his boss ? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: Emma's Bliss Context: Emma Struwe (Jordis Triebel) lives in a farm which is about to be repossesed because she can't pay her debts. She is renowned in the area because she treats the animals in her farm as if they were somehow human - talking to them, caring emotionally for them, and especially treating pigs as if they were house pets; so when the time to kill one arrives, she calms it down with whispers and caresses before slitting its throat.Max Bien (Jurgen Vogel), a car salesman, has just been diagnosed with incurable cancer. What he thought was recurrent stomach ache will soon kill him. The process could be slowed down for a while, but not stopped. The doctors advise him to go on with his routine, so as to have something to hold onto. He wants to travel to Mexico for his last days and, in order to fund the trip, he steals the cash kept in the car showroom. Max's best friend and co-worker, Hans Hilfinger (Martin Feifel), catches Max trying to steal the money and a car chase ensues. Max, who's driving a Jaguar, goes crazy and drives the car off the road at full speed. His car rolls a long way down the hill and lands on Emma's plot of land.The crash wakes Emma up and goes to see what has happened. She rescues Max from the car, discovers the box with a huge amount of cash and to disguise the fact that she found it, she sets the car ablaze.The police-bailiff Henner (Hinnerk Schonemann), who had brought the foreclosure notice to her, makes her an offer to live with him and his mother. She takes her shotgun and threatens him, while his mother (Karin Neuhauser) is in his police car and shouts to him that she doesn't deserve him. He later returns on police business to investigate what happened to Max. The accompanying Jaguar mechanic (Steffen Schroeder) points out that the burnt out car was an act of arson and not due to the accident.Max recovers from the accident but not the cancer, and he stays in Emma's house. In exchange for the hospitality he cleans and tidies up her kitchen, which annoys Emma as she's used to her own...
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[A]: seventy thousand

[Q]: Question: What does Landsdale find around his throat upon awakening? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: The Hand Context: Jonathan "Jon" Lansdale (Michael Caine) is a comic illustrator whose marriage is on the rocks. He lives from the local Southern popularity of a super-hero he has been drawing for ten years, Mango. His wife Anne Lansdale (Andrea Marcovicci) doesn't seem too happy, as she gets bored living in a small town outside Reno and wants to go back to school. Jon throws out the idea of her going to live to New York. Several days go by, and one day, Anne tells Jon that she'd like to go back to studying in New York, she'd take their daughter Lizzie Lansdale (Mara Hobel), and he'd stay at their isolated country house. She admits it'd be an opportunity for both of them to do different things and meet different people. Jon gets angry, backs down from his idea, because he realizes that she's looking from a way out of the marriage, while he'd stay behind to pay the bills. They have this argument while they are driving on a village road. They've got a van in front of them, and another car behind. While the argument goes on and on, she honks and tries to overtake the van. At this moment, another van appears in the opposite lane. Jon signals for the car behind his to slow down and give them space to go back to the right lane, but it's too late. There is a traffic accident, resulting in Jon losing his right hand.A policeman (Tracey Walter) and blood-stained Anne look for the missing hand, but the high grass doesn't allow them to see clearly. At hospital, the doctor (Ed Marshall) prepares a gloved prosthetic hand for Jon, and tells him that much of his recovery will have to do with his effort; however, it's unlikely that he'd be able to earn his living as a comic artist anymore. To Lizzie's inquires, Jon answers that, if they had found the hand on the spot, they could have reattached it to his arm, but now, it's too late. Jon is condescendingly forgiving about Anne's part on his accident.Little by little, the Lansdales' life returns to normal... more or less. Anne insists on her idea of going to New York and living in a penthouse,...
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[A]: the hand

[Q]: Question: How was Marie-Antoinette executed? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: Marie Antoinette Context: Based on the award-winning biography Marie Antoinette: The Journey by British author, Lady Antonia Fraser, Marie Antoinette is a sympathetic account of the private life of the last queen of France before the Revolution.Opening in the year 1770, Maria Antonia Josepha Joanna (Kirsten Dunst), affectionately known as Antoine, is the beautiful, charming, but naive youngest daughter of Austria's empress Maria Theresa (Marianne Faithfull). She is selected by her mother to marry her second cousin, the Dauphin of France, Louis XVI, and seal an alliance between the two rival countries. The 14-year-old girl is bundled into a carriage and travels the long journey to a small island in the middle of the Rhine River, a symbolic location representing the transition from Austrian to French territory. Antoine meets the Comtesse de Noailles (Judy Davis), the mistress of the household at Versailles, Antoine's future home. A traditional "crossing-over" ceremony takes place, with the Comtesse explaining that Antoine must relinquish everything from her Austrian life; her clothes, jewelry, friends, ladies-in-waiting, and her beloved pet Pug dog, Mops. Ushered into a tent, she is dressed in the elaborate French fashion before emerging onto the French bank as the Dauphine of France, with her name translated to the French tongue: Marie Antoinette.Later that day, Marie Antoinette is introduced to King Louis XV (Rip Torn), the lewd grandfather of her betrothed, Louis XVI (Jason Schwartzman). The young Dauphin himself is awkward and shy, and nervously meets his fiancee. His aunts, Victoire (Molly Shannon) and Sophie (Shirley Henderson) quietly discuss the new Dauphine, remarking that "she looks like a child," and mocking her Austrian roots.Marie Antoinette is shuttled to the magnificent Versailles, her new home. She beholds the decadent splendor of the palace. She is given very little time to adapt to her new surroundings before she and Louis are married in a lavish ceremony. The king toasts the couple, wishing them many healthy...
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Guillotine