The Danish Girl (2015)

Dr. Hexler: Tell me about Lili... Where did she come from?
Einar Wegener: Inside of me.

Lili Elbe: I think that marriage is the single thing we should all hope for in life.
Hans Axgil: Really?
Lili Elbe: It creates someone else. More than just the two of you. Yes, I think it'd be terrible not to.

Warnekros: Mrs. Wegener, I do believe I can help your husband. But he won't be your husband when I've finished.

Gerda Wegener: It's hard for a man to be looked at by a woman. Women are used to it, of course, but for a man to submit to a woman's gaze - it's unsettling. Although I believe there's some pleasure to be had from it, once you yield.

Einar Wegener: I think Lily's thoughts, I dream her dreams. She was always there.

Hans Axgil: I've only liked a handful of people in my life, and you've been two of them.

Gerda Wegener: I need to see Einar.
Lili Elbe: Let me help, please.
Gerda Wegener: I need my husband, can you get him?
Lili Elbe: I can't.
Gerda Wegener: I need to talk to my husband, and I need to hold my husband. Can you at least try?
Lili Elbe: I'm sorry.

Hans Axgil: How are you Lili?
Einar Wegener: Entirely myself.

Lili Elbe: So, what you're suggesting is that, uh, a doctor intervened. To correct a mistake in nature.
Henrik: He made you a woman.
Lili Elbe: No, God made me a woman. But the doctor... He... The doctor is curing me of the sickness that was my disguise.

Gerda Wegener: We went for coffee, and after... I kissed him. And it was the strangest thing. It was like kissing myself.

Lili Elbe: This is not my body, Professor. Please take it away.