Assuming the source is the following:

There are a couple of notes that are not there: the first Eb, and the first F in the sixth bar.

In both cases, those two notes should be played as the sixth thirtysecond of the first beat (the dot for the first E is partially hidden), just after the first 32nd of the second eight; but, even ignoring the fact that those two notes don't seem to exist (at least in the version I believe as the source material), such writing is completely pointless, especially if we consider that that whole first part has a pretty free tempo.

A possible writing could be using a fioritura, almost like an arpeggio:

The line you see at the bottom is the sustain pedal.

Be aware that this kind of transcriptions are often done taken original MIDI (or similar digital notation system) put into a notation software by people with little experience in notation. In fact, you can clearly see that lone flat in the sixth bar, which should be on the left of the first D.

Assuming the source is the following:

There are a couple of notes that are not there: the first Eb, and the first F in the sixth bar.

In both cases, those two notes should be played as the sixth thirtysecond of the first beat (the dot for the first E is partially hidden), just after the first 32nd of the second eight; but, even ignoring the fact that those two notes don't seem to exist (at least in the version I believe as the source material), such writing is completely pointless, especially if we consider that that whole first part has a pretty free tempo.

A possible writing could be using a fioritura, almost like an arpeggio:

The line you see at the bottom is the sustain pedal.

Be aware that this kind of transcriptions are often done taken original MIDI (or similar digital notation system) put into a notation software by people with little experience in notation. In fact, you can clearly see that lone flat in the sixth bar, which should be on the left of the first D, along with other harmonic errors or discrepancies.