WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:05.375 --> 00:00:07.745 (DRUM BEATS) 2 00:00:11.417 --> 00:00:13.417 (LOW MURMUR OF STADIUM CROWD) 3 00:00:21.125 --> 00:00:24.325 (ELECTRIC GUITAR CHORD) 4 00:00:24.500 --> 00:00:26.500 (CHEERING) 5 00:00:37.959 --> 00:00:39.959 (CROWD CHANTING) 6 00:00:44.042 --> 00:00:46.042 (CHEERING) 7 00:00:46.209 --> 00:00:48.579 (ELECTRIC GUITAR CHORD) 8 00:00:52.709 --> 00:00:57.789 (CROWD CHANT) Marianne! Marianne! Marianne! Marianne! 9 00:01:04.959 --> 00:01:06.959 (FLIES BUZZING) 10 00:01:10.959 --> 00:01:13.539 (FLIES BUZZING) 11 00:01:22.167 --> 00:01:25.747 (PANTING AND GASPING) 12 00:01:31.917 --> 00:01:34.247 (PANTING AND GASPING) 13 00:01:34.417 --> 00:01:37.747 (ENGINE ROARS) 14 00:01:37.917 --> 00:01:40.287 (MUSIC: OBSERVATORY CREST BY CAPTAIN BEEFHEART) 15 00:01:57.750 --> 00:02:02.750 ♪ While the city was busy We wanted to rest 16 00:02:02.917 --> 00:02:07.787 ♪ She decided to drive up to Observatory Crest 17 00:02:07.959 --> 00:02:13.039 ♪ We just saw the concert And heard all the best 18 00:02:13.209 --> 00:02:15.579 ♪ We went on a ride 19 00:02:15.750 --> 00:02:19.210 ♪ We got outside The sand was... ♪ 20 00:03:16.500 --> 00:03:20.750 (UPBEAT MOBILE PHONE RINGTONE) 21 00:03:22.750 --> 00:03:24.750 I hate that sound. 22 00:03:29.334 --> 00:03:31.334 It's unknown. 23 00:03:31.500 --> 00:03:34.500 - Hello? - (HARRY) Aha! I found you. 24 00:03:34.667 --> 00:03:37.037 Guess who it is. Marianne, I know you're resting, 25 00:03:37.209 --> 00:03:39.579 but you have to be better. When it happened to Adele, 26 00:03:39.750 --> 00:03:41.620 - she was yodelling again in three weeks. - Harry. 27 00:03:41.792 --> 00:03:43.792 You think I didn't do my homework? Listen. 28 00:03:43.959 --> 00:03:47.169 - I'm landing in Pantelleria in five minutes. - Harry, listen, it's Paul. 29 00:03:47.334 --> 00:03:48.754 Meet me there and boy! 30 00:03:48.917 --> 00:03:51.037 - Do I have a surprise for you and Paul! - We're at the lake. Harry. 31 00:03:51.167 --> 00:03:53.787 I've got to go. I'm landing in five minutes. 32 00:03:53.959 --> 00:03:55.959 (LINE GOES DEAD) 33 00:03:56.959 --> 00:04:01.079 He's calling from the plane. He said he's got a surprise for us. 34 00:04:01.250 --> 00:04:03.250 (DISTANT ROAR OF JET ENGINE) 35 00:05:03.959 --> 00:05:05.959 (BACKGROUND CHATTERING) 36 00:05:17.375 --> 00:05:21.285 (HARRY LAUGHS) I don't want that to be the last great thing I ever do. 37 00:05:21.459 --> 00:05:23.829 I mean, maybe you're my swan song, love! 38 00:05:24.000 --> 00:05:26.670 Jesus, does he ever stop? 39 00:05:26.834 --> 00:05:28.834 (SOFTLY) My god. 40 00:05:30.500 --> 00:05:32.870 Hey! (CHUCKLES) 41 00:05:33.042 --> 00:05:35.962 Is it you? Is it you? Yes! 42 00:05:36.125 --> 00:05:39.705 God! I am so fucking happy to see you! 43 00:05:39.875 --> 00:05:42.035 Why didn't you let me know you were here? You know I love this place. 44 00:05:42.209 --> 00:05:44.869 I'm in Rome all summer. You can talk, can't you? 45 00:05:45.042 --> 00:05:47.712 Come on, tell me you're better. Yes, you are. What? 46 00:05:47.875 --> 00:05:49.325 Ah, what? Not at all? 47 00:05:49.500 --> 00:05:51.710 Well, the doctor said two more weeks. 48 00:05:51.875 --> 00:05:55.915 It's the kid. Hey! Come here, you old bucket. 49 00:05:56.084 --> 00:05:57.714 - You look fantastic! - Oh, thanks. 50 00:05:57.875 --> 00:06:01.285 You look sexy, kind of metro-sexy. (CHUCKLES) 51 00:06:02.709 --> 00:06:04.829 I'm sorry we didn't call, but we're hiding out. 52 00:06:05.000 --> 00:06:08.420 What? Hiding out? Well, not from me. Come on! Not any more, anyway! 53 00:06:08.584 --> 00:06:10.214 Come on, when I'm finished with you, 54 00:06:10.375 --> 00:06:12.745 you'll be singing those gravelly Gs again. 55 00:06:12.917 --> 00:06:16.537 Oh, Penny, Penny, come here! Right, Pen, meet Marianne and Paul. 56 00:06:16.709 --> 00:06:18.329 - Hi! - Oh, you brought a protégée. 57 00:06:18.500 --> 00:06:20.710 - Nice to meet you. - I'm his daughter. 58 00:06:21.709 --> 00:06:24.289 - Excuse me? - (CHUCKLES) The looks on your faces! 59 00:06:24.459 --> 00:06:26.119 I'm sorry, I should have warned you. 60 00:06:26.292 --> 00:06:28.962 Everyone's making the same mistake. Pen, say hello. 61 00:06:29.125 --> 00:06:31.495 Hi! Yeah, he really loves it, though. 62 00:06:31.667 --> 00:06:35.497 She seems shy, but she is a lovely bitch, like her mother. 63 00:06:35.667 --> 00:06:38.247 And underneath, she is every inch my girl, aren't you? 64 00:06:38.417 --> 00:06:39.577 - Yeah. - I think so. We're kind of.. 65 00:06:39.750 --> 00:06:43.210 - Where are your wheels? Let's go. - Uh, right in front. 66 00:06:43.375 --> 00:06:45.785 - (PAUL) So you didn't get a room? - (HARRY) Is that going to be a problem? 67 00:06:45.959 --> 00:06:47.289 (PAUL) Yeah. It's San Gaetano tomorrow. 68 00:06:47.459 --> 00:06:50.209 (HARRY) Ah! Shit. Yes. No, 'cause last year they did it late 69 00:06:50.375 --> 00:06:52.365 because of the ferry strike. Okay, anyway, doesn't matter. 70 00:06:52.542 --> 00:06:54.622 Oh, I know where we should go. We can go squatting at Fabrizio's. 71 00:06:54.792 --> 00:06:57.172 He'll put us up. But now, keep going, it's up here. 72 00:06:57.334 --> 00:07:00.624 There's a restaurant in the hills here and, Pen, you're going to love it. 73 00:07:00.792 --> 00:07:05.292 It's amazing. (CHUCKLES) Fantastico! Pantelleria! 74 00:07:08.917 --> 00:07:12.077 Ta-da! (CHUCKLES) 75 00:07:12.250 --> 00:07:14.250 You didn't know this was here? 76 00:07:14.417 --> 00:07:17.417 Don't tell me you've been eating out of the fridge all this time. 77 00:07:19.584 --> 00:07:22.174 They only serve dinner and only until September. 78 00:07:22.334 --> 00:07:24.334 Then it's fallow again until June. 79 00:07:24.500 --> 00:07:26.500 (DISTANT CHATTERING) 80 00:07:29.667 --> 00:07:32.247 (MUSIC PLAYS IN BACKGROUND) 81 00:07:36.375 --> 00:07:37.995 Harry, come on, that's a grave. 82 00:07:38.167 --> 00:07:41.457 Yeah, well, Europe's a grave. (CHUCKLES) 83 00:07:41.625 --> 00:07:44.665 Oh, ah, fuck. 84 00:07:49.834 --> 00:07:52.214 So when did this happen, you and Harry? 85 00:07:52.375 --> 00:07:57.245 Last year. I finally put some pieces together and figured it out. 86 00:07:57.417 --> 00:07:59.787 Mm. You're on your college break? 87 00:08:00.959 --> 00:08:02.959 On your Grand Tour? 88 00:08:03.959 --> 00:08:08.079 Yep. Normally I'd be spending the summer in Connecticut with my mother, 89 00:08:08.250 --> 00:08:10.830 but she gets sick of me. Annie! 90 00:08:12.209 --> 00:08:13.709 (GIGGLES) 91 00:08:13.875 --> 00:08:16.865 She gets sick of me and she just ships me off somewhere. 92 00:08:17.042 --> 00:08:20.502 This year, it was to Harry. 93 00:08:26.084 --> 00:08:29.254 So... (GRUNTS) you again? 94 00:08:29.417 --> 00:08:32.327 Happy? Say yes. 95 00:08:32.500 --> 00:08:35.170 - Yeah, I'm fine. How are you? - Happy to see me? 96 00:08:36.709 --> 00:08:40.329 Oh, fuck. It's full. Shall we tell them who you are? 97 00:08:40.500 --> 00:08:42.330 Oh, we don't do that anymore, Harry. 98 00:08:42.500 --> 00:08:45.250 Well, I think we may have to 'cause it's absolutely choccer. 99 00:08:45.417 --> 00:08:47.497 (HAPPY CHATTERING) 100 00:08:54.334 --> 00:08:56.254 Good evening. 101 00:08:59.917 --> 00:09:01.077 Good evening. 102 00:09:01.250 --> 00:09:05.580 - A table for four. - I'm booked, fully booked. 103 00:09:06.500 --> 00:09:07.790 Maybe tomorrow. 104 00:09:07.917 --> 00:09:09.497 - Marianne Lane. Do you know her? - No. 105 00:09:09.625 --> 00:09:11.205 She's famous. 106 00:09:11.334 --> 00:09:13.124 - It's Marianne Lane! - Who? 107 00:09:13.459 --> 00:09:14.329 (WHISTLING) 108 00:09:14.459 --> 00:09:16.619 It's Marianne Lane, that's her! 109 00:09:17.625 --> 00:09:18.705 The place is full. 110 00:09:18.834 --> 00:09:21.674 Rosario! Give him this table. 111 00:09:23.292 --> 00:09:25.792 Fine. A table just freed up. 112 00:09:25.917 --> 00:09:27.957 Go take a seat. 113 00:09:28.334 --> 00:09:29.874 Thanks. 114 00:09:30.375 --> 00:09:33.825 Okay, guys, we're good I think. Your name did it. 115 00:09:38.584 --> 00:09:40.124 Thanks! 116 00:09:40.250 --> 00:09:44.750 - Good evening. - Thanks. Do you know Marianne Lane? 117 00:09:45.792 --> 00:09:47.792 - Harry! - Hi. 118 00:09:47.959 --> 00:09:49.539 (MIREILLE) Unbelievable, my God! 119 00:09:49.667 --> 00:09:50.917 Good evening... 120 00:09:51.709 --> 00:09:54.789 (ALL CHAT IN ITALIAN IN BACKGROUND) 121 00:09:55.292 --> 00:09:56.462 Good evening, madam. 122 00:10:01.292 --> 00:10:04.462 It's Harry. Did you arrive from where? 123 00:10:04.625 --> 00:10:06.825 (HARRY) Oh, from Rome. Hello. 124 00:10:07.000 --> 00:10:09.420 Hello! 125 00:10:09.584 --> 00:10:11.874 (EXCITED CHATTERING) 126 00:10:12.792 --> 00:10:14.872 - (MIREILLE) You look great! - (HARRY) Thanks! 127 00:10:15.042 --> 00:10:19.672 (MIREILLE) Everyone, this is Harry! 128 00:10:22.042 --> 00:10:24.622 (HARRY) It's the same group of people wherever you go. 129 00:10:24.792 --> 00:10:27.962 - So what are you going to have? - No, she can't talk, all right? 130 00:10:28.125 --> 00:10:30.035 (MARIANNE CROAKS) I would love a daiquiri. 131 00:10:30.209 --> 00:10:32.369 - Marianne! - Have a daiquiri! 132 00:10:36.000 --> 00:10:39.170 Hotels are booked solid. There's meant to be one room left at the Yacht Marina 133 00:10:39.334 --> 00:10:42.374 and Piero says there's a queen bed we could use on the boat. 134 00:10:42.542 --> 00:10:44.582 At any rate, we got to get out and enjoy the weather tomorrow, 135 00:10:44.750 --> 00:10:48.000 'cause the sirocco's on its way. That's the warm wind from the Sahara 136 00:10:48.167 --> 00:10:49.577 I was telling you about. 137 00:10:49.750 --> 00:10:53.210 - With rain? - No, it's dry, with sand. 138 00:10:54.209 --> 00:10:56.789 Marianne, Paul's headaches, are they a problem here? 139 00:10:56.959 --> 00:10:59.329 Harry, stop this fucking shit, all right? She can't talk. 140 00:10:59.500 --> 00:11:01.870 - I'm not going to repeat it! - (HARRY) Of course she can talk. 141 00:11:02.042 --> 00:11:04.622 When Bjork had her operation, after two weeks she was-- 142 00:11:04.792 --> 00:11:08.422 I don't give a fuck what Bjork said, all right? Or Adele. 143 00:11:08.584 --> 00:11:10.044 No. Nothing's a problem here. 144 00:11:10.209 --> 00:11:13.169 Nothing a few Nurofen can't take care of. 145 00:11:15.584 --> 00:11:18.754 (IMITATES BRIDGE KEEPER IN THE HOLY GRAIL) What is your name? 146 00:11:20.917 --> 00:11:22.997 What is your favourite colour? 147 00:11:24.875 --> 00:11:27.785 Seriously, you want me to deck you? Fucking... 148 00:11:27.959 --> 00:11:30.209 (MUTTERS) 149 00:11:30.375 --> 00:11:33.035 What is your quest? 150 00:11:34.250 --> 00:11:35.580 (CHUCKLES) 151 00:11:35.750 --> 00:11:38.370 To not end up like Julie Andrews. Get it? 152 00:11:39.500 --> 00:11:41.620 Excuse me, four daiquiris. 153 00:11:41.750 --> 00:11:43.040 No, three... 154 00:11:43.167 --> 00:11:44.207 - Not for me. - Oh, fuck, shit, yeah, sorry. 155 00:11:47.625 --> 00:11:49.995 (INDISTINCT CHATTER AND GIGGLING) 156 00:11:50.167 --> 00:11:52.167 (HARRY) What, what, what did she say? 157 00:11:52.334 --> 00:11:54.544 - (PAUL) She says her feet hurt. - (HARRY) No! 158 00:11:54.709 --> 00:11:56.829 That's what she said. She's getting a blister. 159 00:11:57.000 --> 00:11:59.210 If you've got something to say, say it to me. 160 00:11:59.375 --> 00:12:00.575 She's asking you to stay. 161 00:12:00.750 --> 00:12:03.420 Oh, Christ, that took forever. 162 00:12:05.417 --> 00:12:06.997 - Is there a pool? - Mm-hm. 163 00:12:07.167 --> 00:12:12.327 (ITALIAN POP MUSIC PLAYS ON RADIO) 164 00:12:21.792 --> 00:12:26.792 Ah. Yeah, this place isn't bad, eh? Where are they? 165 00:12:26.959 --> 00:12:29.329 (PAUL) They're shooting a commercial in Thailand. 166 00:12:29.500 --> 00:12:31.330 (HARRY) Uh-huh. 167 00:12:32.792 --> 00:12:34.792 Well, where am I? 168 00:12:34.959 --> 00:12:37.619 No, it's down at the property. It's a little dammuso. 169 00:12:37.792 --> 00:12:39.622 It used to be a stable for the donkeys. 170 00:12:39.792 --> 00:12:42.962 Oh, far away. Safe distance, eh? (CHUCKLES) 171 00:12:45.542 --> 00:12:46.922 Mm-hm! 172 00:13:00.375 --> 00:13:02.165 (CHUCKLES) 173 00:13:06.750 --> 00:13:08.750 You can't talk or won't? 174 00:13:08.917 --> 00:13:10.917 (MOUTHS) 175 00:13:11.917 --> 00:13:13.917 Cancer? 176 00:13:15.959 --> 00:13:18.329 Oh, right. 177 00:13:18.500 --> 00:13:20.500 Your career. 178 00:13:21.625 --> 00:13:23.455 Cool. 179 00:13:25.084 --> 00:13:27.084 I'm 22, you know. 180 00:13:29.417 --> 00:13:31.037 (MARIANNE SOFTLY) Cool. 181 00:13:37.709 --> 00:13:41.169 (SINGS IN ITALIAN) 182 00:13:48.834 --> 00:13:51.214 Fuck! 183 00:13:55.209 --> 00:13:59.619 Woo! (CHUCKLES) Woo! 184 00:14:00.917 --> 00:14:03.037 (WHOOPS) 185 00:14:18.209 --> 00:14:20.579 Look! Woo! 186 00:14:22.667 --> 00:14:24.497 Fantastic! 187 00:14:30.334 --> 00:14:34.924 Aha, okay. What have we got here? How are the pots and pans? 188 00:14:35.917 --> 00:14:41.077 Uh-huh. What have we got in the frigo? 189 00:14:41.250 --> 00:14:45.370 Oh! Scandalo. Orribile. 190 00:14:45.542 --> 00:14:48.212 (CHUCKLES) Terrible. How are you guys living? 191 00:14:48.375 --> 00:14:51.205 What we have here? Your mum... huh? 192 00:14:51.375 --> 00:14:53.745 (CHUCKLES) 193 00:14:55.917 --> 00:14:59.077 (CHUCKLES) It's cute. You off to bed? 194 00:15:00.667 --> 00:15:03.207 Thank you. Mm. 195 00:15:03.375 --> 00:15:05.575 For having me to stay. 196 00:15:05.750 --> 00:15:08.330 All right. Here you go darling. 197 00:15:09.542 --> 00:15:11.332 Your pill. 198 00:15:12.334 --> 00:15:14.124 Good night. 199 00:15:17.084 --> 00:15:19.084 (GARGLES) 200 00:15:21.167 --> 00:15:23.367 (HARRY) Good night. 201 00:15:23.542 --> 00:15:26.542 (SIGHS) She's got tour dates this winter, doesn't she? 202 00:15:26.709 --> 00:15:28.209 What's she planning to do? 203 00:15:28.375 --> 00:15:31.365 Well, she's kicked everything into the long grass and it was the right thing to do. 204 00:15:31.542 --> 00:15:34.712 Jesus, man. It's hard to watch. Is she like this when you fuck? 205 00:15:34.875 --> 00:15:36.665 - (CHUCKLES) - I mean, how does it work? 206 00:15:36.834 --> 00:15:38.834 Does she write you a note when she cums? 207 00:15:39.000 --> 00:15:40.920 - Come here. - (BOTH CHUCKLE) 208 00:15:41.084 --> 00:15:43.754 (CRICKETS CHIRP AND DISTANT DOG BARK) 209 00:15:48.125 --> 00:15:50.325 You wish we were at a hotel. 210 00:15:50.500 --> 00:15:53.170 - I didn't say that. - You forget, I know how you speak. 211 00:15:53.334 --> 00:15:55.124 - Oh yeah, that's right. - Yeah. 212 00:15:56.125 --> 00:15:57.705 Mm? 213 00:15:59.167 --> 00:16:01.367 I've been teaching myself some Italian finally. 214 00:16:01.542 --> 00:16:04.122 Oh! 101 useful phrases? 215 00:16:04.292 --> 00:16:07.752 Well, no, I'm not reading Boccaccio if that's what you mean. 216 00:16:07.917 --> 00:16:11.747 Vaffanculo. Go fuck yourself. Go take it up the arse, in fact. 217 00:16:11.917 --> 00:16:14.287 Cacasentenze. Someone who pretends to be very smart, 218 00:16:14.459 --> 00:16:16.669 who won't stop talking, one who shits sentences. 219 00:16:16.834 --> 00:16:20.004 And my favourite is vomitare I'anima. 220 00:16:20.167 --> 00:16:23.997 To puke your guts up. Literally, to vomit your soul. 221 00:16:24.167 --> 00:16:25.537 Wow. 222 00:16:25.709 --> 00:16:29.539 (CHUCKLES) I noticed you didn't drink at dinner. Are you all right? 223 00:16:29.709 --> 00:16:31.749 I mean, does it bother you that I'm drinking? 224 00:16:31.917 --> 00:16:33.917 Do you know what vai a cagare means? 225 00:16:34.084 --> 00:16:35.674 Ah, yeah. 226 00:16:35.834 --> 00:16:38.584 You know, well, there, you got it, just drop it, all right? 227 00:16:39.875 --> 00:16:42.245 Yeah, but are you all right? 228 00:16:42.417 --> 00:16:45.577 Hard part's over, yeah, rehab and all that. 229 00:16:46.667 --> 00:16:48.497 Yeah. 230 00:16:48.667 --> 00:16:49.917 Good night. 231 00:16:50.084 --> 00:16:53.714 (SINGS) Good night! Good night, good night! 232 00:17:09.500 --> 00:17:11.500 (SIGHS) 233 00:17:14.417 --> 00:17:16.417 (SIGHS) 234 00:17:16.584 --> 00:17:20.714 (HARRY IN BACKGROUND) Phil, you've got to be fucking kidding me. 235 00:17:20.875 --> 00:17:22.165 Are you happy? 236 00:17:22.334 --> 00:17:24.124 (HARRY) The head of the label told me to my face 237 00:17:24.292 --> 00:17:27.672 that he considers those masters "Done" with a capital fucking D. 238 00:17:27.834 --> 00:17:30.044 If he's going to change his mind now... 239 00:17:30.209 --> 00:17:33.169 You asked him to stay. Why is that? 240 00:17:35.042 --> 00:17:37.042 You feeling nostalgic? 241 00:17:37.209 --> 00:17:39.329 (HARRY) Do you want to play that for me now? 242 00:17:39.500 --> 00:17:42.960 (MARIANNE WHISPERS) Don't let him know we can talk like this. 243 00:17:52.834 --> 00:17:55.504 You know we can't be naked any more, right? 244 00:17:55.667 --> 00:17:57.707 (CHUCKLING) 245 00:17:57.875 --> 00:18:01.705 (HARRY CONTINUES TALKING IN BACKGROUND) 246 00:18:06.417 --> 00:18:10.917 (UPBEAT DANCE MUSIC PLAYS AND PEOPLE CHATTER AND LAUGH) 247 00:18:14.334 --> 00:18:17.964 (HARRY) Marianne! Over here my swan. 248 00:18:19.875 --> 00:18:23.325 (MARIANNE) Oh, there you are! 249 00:18:23.500 --> 00:18:25.710 What have you got there? 250 00:18:25.875 --> 00:18:28.455 Oh, I've been waiting for you. 251 00:18:28.625 --> 00:18:32.415 - Have you? I was looking for you. - (MUMBLES) Sweetie. Mm. 252 00:18:33.500 --> 00:18:35.870 - Please, don't stop. - Can I play your drum? 253 00:18:36.042 --> 00:18:38.042 - My drum? - Yeah. 254 00:18:41.459 --> 00:18:43.459 (HARRY CHUCKLES) 255 00:18:50.000 --> 00:18:51.790 We've got to leave at 11 o'clock. 256 00:18:51.959 --> 00:18:53.459 - No! Later. - The car's coming. 257 00:18:53.625 --> 00:18:55.785 - Later. Later. Make it later. - We can't move it. 258 00:18:55.959 --> 00:18:57.749 They won't be happy. They will not be happy. 259 00:18:57.917 --> 00:19:01.497 - Make it later. I'll make it worth it. - You will? 260 00:19:01.667 --> 00:19:02.667 Mm. 261 00:19:03.709 --> 00:19:05.119 (BIRDSONG) 262 00:19:07.500 --> 00:19:10.170 (CHEESY POP SONG PLAYS ON RADIO) 263 00:19:13.792 --> 00:19:15.792 (HARRY SINGS ALONG) 264 00:19:19.500 --> 00:19:21.670 What are you doing? Quit splashing. 265 00:19:21.834 --> 00:19:24.124 Look what a good job I'm doing, Clara! 266 00:19:24.834 --> 00:19:27.174 - Good morning. - Good morning. 267 00:19:29.125 --> 00:19:31.325 Hey, more surprises, huh? 268 00:19:33.625 --> 00:19:36.285 Where'd you find this thundercat? I can't get her off my elbow. 269 00:19:36.459 --> 00:19:37.829 (CLARA) What is thundercat? 270 00:19:38.000 --> 00:19:39.790 What is thundercat? What is thundercat? 271 00:19:39.959 --> 00:19:42.789 - Nonna I'd like to fuck. - Hey! 272 00:19:42.959 --> 00:19:44.959 (MUSIC AND CHATTERING IN BACKGROUND) 273 00:19:55.292 --> 00:19:58.792 Oh, yeah, you had nothing and now you have everything you need. 274 00:19:58.959 --> 00:20:02.789 Zucchini for Paul and a little heaven for everyone else. 275 00:20:02.959 --> 00:20:06.169 We're having for lunch orata al sale! 276 00:20:06.334 --> 00:20:08.924 How gross! Chilli, no! Just herbs. 277 00:20:09.042 --> 00:20:12.712 Herbs only, yes. I'm your slave. 278 00:20:14.542 --> 00:20:16.422 - (GRUNTS) - Hey! 279 00:20:41.834 --> 00:20:45.124 "I grew up in a Britain where racism was woven into the fabric of society 280 00:20:45.292 --> 00:20:47.792 "in a way that would be difficult to imagine today. 281 00:20:47.959 --> 00:20:51.119 "I was of a generation that challenged it politically and physically. 282 00:20:51.292 --> 00:20:53.872 "We confronted far-right thugs, organised street patrols 283 00:20:54.042 --> 00:20:57.502 "to protect black and Asian families and stood up to police harassment. 284 00:20:57.667 --> 00:21:01.287 "Patriots wish us to be equally unthinking in our attachment to the nation in every..." 285 00:21:01.459 --> 00:21:03.419 (WHISTLES) 286 00:21:03.584 --> 00:21:05.214 Oh. 287 00:21:08.459 --> 00:21:12.669 - Ah. What the fuck's that? - (HISSES) 288 00:21:12.834 --> 00:21:14.464 Is that a snake? Euch! 289 00:21:14.625 --> 00:21:16.455 (PAUL) No. It's just another whip snake. 290 00:21:16.625 --> 00:21:20.075 Ew! Orribile! Get rid of it! (CHUCKLES) 291 00:21:20.250 --> 00:21:22.080 We have them every day. 292 00:21:22.250 --> 00:21:23.960 - (CLEARS THROAT) - Pen! 293 00:21:24.125 --> 00:21:26.665 - How's the room of the ass? - A delight. 294 00:21:26.834 --> 00:21:29.334 - How's the room of the monk? - (CHUCKLING) 295 00:21:29.500 --> 00:21:31.790 (CAR ENGINE APPROACHING) 296 00:21:34.417 --> 00:21:35.827 (HORN TOOTS) 297 00:21:36.000 --> 00:21:39.460 Oh, they made it! Great, great, great! Fantastic! (CHUCKLES) 298 00:21:39.625 --> 00:21:41.745 You'll love them. Salty and sweet. 299 00:21:41.917 --> 00:21:44.287 Oh, you're fine. It's hot and they're communists 300 00:21:44.459 --> 00:21:48.249 and you're not speaking sweetheart, so I had to make other plans. (LAUGHS) 301 00:21:48.417 --> 00:21:51.167 - Hey! - (MIREILLE) Hey! 302 00:21:52.167 --> 00:21:54.577 - (HARRY) Buongiorno! - (MOUTHS) 303 00:21:54.750 --> 00:21:57.370 (HARRY) I want to go in that car one day, sweetheart! 304 00:21:57.542 --> 00:22:00.502 - (MIREILLE) Tchuff! - Tchuff! 305 00:22:00.667 --> 00:22:03.787 (MIREILLE) This is the house that Jonas has bought. 306 00:22:03.959 --> 00:22:06.169 (HARRY) You can make a hell of a lot more cash directing music videos 307 00:22:06.334 --> 00:22:08.124 than record producing, apparently. 308 00:22:08.292 --> 00:22:10.672 (SYLVIE) Oh, I shot a video with Jonas! 309 00:22:12.209 --> 00:22:14.579 (HARRY) Here she is. Here's the lady. 310 00:22:14.750 --> 00:22:17.620 Marianne, I'd like you to meet some very old friends of mine 311 00:22:17.792 --> 00:22:21.172 Mireille and Sylvie. Marianne Lane. 312 00:22:21.334 --> 00:22:23.714 She can't talk I'm afraid. That's rock 'n' roll for you. 313 00:22:23.875 --> 00:22:26.165 It squeezes you like a lemon, then it throws you out. 314 00:22:26.334 --> 00:22:30.834 Oh, but you're going to sing again! This is not forever. 315 00:22:31.000 --> 00:22:34.120 - (CHUCKLES) And this is Paul. - (PENNY) Guess who I am. 316 00:22:34.292 --> 00:22:38.422 Oh, my dear. I know who you are. 317 00:22:38.584 --> 00:22:41.254 (MOUTHING AND MUSIC PLAYS IN BACKGROUND) 318 00:22:41.417 --> 00:22:43.417 So lovely. 319 00:22:43.584 --> 00:22:47.834 You're daddy's little rascal we've been hearing about. 320 00:22:48.000 --> 00:22:51.960 (CLARA SINGS BELLA CIAO) 321 00:23:10.834 --> 00:23:14.964 He told me once that he'd lost six grand's worth of cocaine out in the parking lot. 322 00:23:15.125 --> 00:23:18.285 I mean, I've only seen that much cocaine in my life maybe twice. 323 00:23:18.459 --> 00:23:21.499 When he told me. I nearly had a fucking seizure in the green room. 324 00:23:21.667 --> 00:23:24.037 I... I couldn't let it go, the thought of it lying out there 325 00:23:24.209 --> 00:23:28.039 under somebody's Dodge Caravan or pick-up or whatever, 326 00:23:28.209 --> 00:23:30.789 so I got a dozen roadies to come out 327 00:23:30.959 --> 00:23:35.169 and shine their cell phones and torches under the cars while he finished his set. 328 00:23:35.334 --> 00:23:38.624 I mean, this is a stadium, remember, so thousands and thousands of cars 329 00:23:38.792 --> 00:23:40.622 and this group of roadies going around going, 330 00:23:40.792 --> 00:23:42.962 - "Where is it? Is it here?" - And they found it? 331 00:23:43.125 --> 00:23:45.495 No. They never found it. Somebody else won that lotto. 332 00:23:45.667 --> 00:23:48.577 He told me later that he had planned to kamikaze the whole lot that night 333 00:23:48.750 --> 00:23:50.580 and if he had, then we would've found him 334 00:23:50.750 --> 00:23:54.620 covered in shit and fizz the next day on the bathroom floor. 335 00:23:54.792 --> 00:23:59.832 Mm. But I think that losing that bag, it saved his life... for a while. 336 00:24:01.417 --> 00:24:04.077 (MIRIELLE) To be a genius is to be unruled. 337 00:24:04.250 --> 00:24:06.620 To be unruled is to be alone. 338 00:24:06.792 --> 00:24:09.462 Well, er, yeah... for the first part maybe. (CHUCKLES) 339 00:24:09.625 --> 00:24:13.365 - My sister has attempted suicide. - (HARRY) Oh, I'm sorry. 340 00:24:13.542 --> 00:24:16.962 - Twice. Pills both times. - Oh. 341 00:24:17.125 --> 00:24:19.705 It's the height of vanity, you know? 342 00:24:19.875 --> 00:24:23.995 You can't imagine her embarrassment when she discovered that she lived. 343 00:24:24.167 --> 00:24:26.247 (HARRY) Yeah, well, you know, no one should be ashamed. 344 00:24:26.417 --> 00:24:30.827 No. No. I tell her to call me if she feels it coming over her again. 345 00:24:31.000 --> 00:24:35.500 Now, every time the phone rings I resent her a little more 346 00:24:35.667 --> 00:24:38.747 - and I think that... (GASPS) - Oh! 347 00:24:41.667 --> 00:24:43.667 Mind your feet. 348 00:24:43.834 --> 00:24:48.124 - You can't live forever. - Exactly. None of us can. 349 00:24:48.292 --> 00:24:50.292 Oh, Marianne will. 350 00:24:51.292 --> 00:24:53.872 Ah, we've bored her. (CHUCKLES) 351 00:24:54.042 --> 00:24:55.962 - Tchuff! - Tchuff! 352 00:24:56.125 --> 00:24:59.285 (MUSIC: JUMP INTO THE FIRE BY NILSSON) 353 00:25:01.792 --> 00:25:04.962 ♪ You can climb a mountain 354 00:25:05.125 --> 00:25:08.035 ♪ You can swim the sea 355 00:25:08.209 --> 00:25:11.039 ♪ You can jump into the fire ♪ 356 00:25:11.209 --> 00:25:13.419 No, well, it was something unbelievable 357 00:25:13.584 --> 00:25:16.424 and that was when the Stones came into their own, so to speak. 358 00:25:16.584 --> 00:25:20.714 They killed their fathers, so to speak, in front of millions of people 359 00:25:20.875 --> 00:25:24.415 and the first real casualty of that was Brian Jones. 360 00:25:24.584 --> 00:25:26.374 Wait a second, I'm sorry. 361 00:25:26.542 --> 00:25:29.122 Don't you think we should kill the light in the booth? 362 00:25:29.292 --> 00:25:30.672 Yes, brilliant! Just right! 363 00:25:30.834 --> 00:25:33.084 - Good idea! - All right. Make it black as you can. 364 00:25:33.250 --> 00:25:35.370 Paint it black. (CHUCKLES) 365 00:25:35.542 --> 00:25:37.752 I'll buy you a beer for that. What's your name? 366 00:25:37.917 --> 00:25:41.537 - Paul. Pleased to meet you. Hello. Hi. - Harry. Pleased to meet you. 367 00:25:41.709 --> 00:25:43.499 (DISTANT TRAFFIC) 368 00:25:43.667 --> 00:25:47.327 (HARRY) She's the woman of the century and I'm talking about her soul now. 369 00:25:47.500 --> 00:25:50.580 Underneath all the shit, the shellac, the noise, she's grounded. 370 00:25:50.750 --> 00:25:53.120 She's a fucking empath. When the spaceships come in, 371 00:25:53.292 --> 00:25:55.872 she'll be right out in front with her arms wide open, 372 00:25:56.042 --> 00:25:58.962 "Come, come to me, beautiful aliens!" (CHUCKLES) 373 00:25:59.125 --> 00:26:01.785 You're an idiot, man, seriously. 374 00:26:02.792 --> 00:26:04.922 You should meet her. 375 00:26:05.084 --> 00:26:07.214 Why do you keep doing this? 376 00:26:07.375 --> 00:26:08.825 - We're done. - No, you're not. 377 00:26:09.000 --> 00:26:13.040 - Your bed's not even cold. Come on! - Paul, look at me. We're done. 378 00:26:15.625 --> 00:26:18.205 Marianne and I have different music to make, 379 00:26:18.375 --> 00:26:20.575 different... different shit. 380 00:26:22.459 --> 00:26:26.579 And on top of all of that, she's a trumpets-of-Jericho, white-hot fuck. 381 00:26:27.584 --> 00:26:31.624 - I don't want to hear it. - She fucks and she fucks and she fucks. 382 00:26:32.667 --> 00:26:34.497 Does she? 383 00:26:34.667 --> 00:26:37.327 - Yeah. - You don't want to do this, man. 384 00:26:40.250 --> 00:26:41.580 Yeah. 385 00:26:41.750 --> 00:26:46.170 ♪ Yeah, baby, ooh 386 00:26:46.334 --> 00:26:51.424 ♪ Sweet things you promised me, baby 387 00:26:51.584 --> 00:26:55.214 ♪ Seemed to go up in smoke 388 00:26:55.375 --> 00:26:58.455 ♪ Mm, vanish like a dream 389 00:27:02.084 --> 00:27:05.714 ♪ Baby, I wonder why 390 00:27:05.875 --> 00:27:11.075 ♪ Why you do these things to me 391 00:27:13.292 --> 00:27:15.672 ♪ 'Cause I'm worried 392 00:27:15.834 --> 00:27:18.424 ♪ Yeah and I just can't seem 393 00:27:18.584 --> 00:27:22.834 ♪ To find my way... ♪ 394 00:27:23.000 --> 00:27:25.040 Yeah, Tom. Tom, just, like, don't... 395 00:27:25.209 --> 00:27:27.579 Don't lay off that kick drum, all right? 396 00:27:27.750 --> 00:27:29.750 Keep it going like a heartbeat. 397 00:27:29.917 --> 00:27:33.537 That's it. Ba-pa-boom! Ba-pa-boom! Ba-pa-boom! Ba-pa-boom! 398 00:27:33.709 --> 00:27:35.499 - Are you happy Harry? - Uh, nearly. 399 00:27:35.667 --> 00:27:38.327 I'm not crazy about the sound I'm getting off the hi-hat. 400 00:27:38.500 --> 00:27:41.540 - Could we move the microphone? - Can we fix it and then can we go? 401 00:27:41.709 --> 00:27:43.499 - Can we fucking go? - I got it, Harry. 402 00:27:43.667 --> 00:27:45.287 - Yeah. - (SIGHS) 403 00:27:45.459 --> 00:27:50.329 - Hey, praise fuck, you made it. Yeah! - Good to see you, man. 404 00:27:50.500 --> 00:27:53.080 Come here. We're just to go for a take, Paul. 405 00:27:53.250 --> 00:27:55.250 - All right. Let's hear. - Come, come, come. 406 00:27:55.417 --> 00:27:57.787 Uh, Marianne, Paul. Paul, Marianne. 407 00:27:57.959 --> 00:28:00.169 Hello! 408 00:28:00.334 --> 00:28:02.624 Onward pagan soldiers. Okay, let's go. 409 00:28:16.917 --> 00:28:18.417 (GRUNTS) 410 00:28:20.000 --> 00:28:21.920 Go, Harry! Go, Harry! 411 00:28:26.250 --> 00:28:28.290 - Ah! Who won? - (CLAPPING) 412 00:28:28.459 --> 00:28:31.829 - Harry... maybe. - (HARRY) Er, no, no, he won. 413 00:28:32.917 --> 00:28:35.577 Just about, just... just... Woo! 414 00:28:43.000 --> 00:28:45.960 (WHOOPING) 415 00:28:46.125 --> 00:28:47.705 (HARRY) Champion! 416 00:28:49.459 --> 00:28:51.249 See? I still got it. 417 00:28:58.000 --> 00:29:00.000 (CHUCKLES) 418 00:29:08.084 --> 00:29:09.714 Oh! 419 00:29:09.875 --> 00:29:12.285 - Sylvie! Ah! - (SYLVIE GASPS) 420 00:29:14.334 --> 00:29:16.214 (CHUCKLING) 421 00:29:17.125 --> 00:29:19.995 (MIREILLE) Three more boats have sunk here coming from Tunisia. 422 00:29:20.167 --> 00:29:24.577 I want you to send down Laurent and a photographer 423 00:29:24.750 --> 00:29:27.330 (TRADITIONAL FOLK MUSIC PLAYS IN BACKGROUND) 424 00:29:27.500 --> 00:29:30.960 - (HARRY CHUCKLES) - (PAUL) Check this out. 425 00:29:38.625 --> 00:29:43.115 Why are we listening to this? You want to end up in a padded room? Fuck. 426 00:29:43.292 --> 00:29:45.872 - It was on the turntable. - I know, but it's shit! 427 00:29:46.042 --> 00:29:48.042 What have we got here? 428 00:29:48.209 --> 00:29:51.369 No, no, no, Roxy Music, no. Uh-oh! 429 00:29:51.542 --> 00:29:54.212 Some of this is good shit. (CHUCKLES) 430 00:29:54.375 --> 00:29:58.915 Ah, ah, ah, ah! Look what they have! Wait, where's Pen? 431 00:29:59.084 --> 00:30:02.334 Pen! (CHUCKLES) Pen! 432 00:30:02.500 --> 00:30:05.460 - Pen! - (SIGHS) 433 00:30:05.625 --> 00:30:09.495 Pen! Come hear what Daddy made! Come on! 434 00:30:09.667 --> 00:30:11.667 (CHUCKLES) 435 00:30:13.334 --> 00:30:17.874 Okay, I think Marianne's heard this. Sylvie, do you know this album? 436 00:30:18.042 --> 00:30:21.212 I can tell you a little story about my contribution to Rolling Stones history. 437 00:30:21.375 --> 00:30:24.205 Just after Darryl came in and I was working with Don Smith, 438 00:30:24.375 --> 00:30:25.825 who'd done a lot of Keith's solo stuff with me 439 00:30:26.000 --> 00:30:28.670 and we were at Windmill Lane in Dublin and it was raining. 440 00:30:28.834 --> 00:30:30.464 Non-stop Irish rain, it wouldn't fucking stop 441 00:30:30.625 --> 00:30:33.205 and I was quitting smoking, so it was coffee, coffee, coffee 442 00:30:33.375 --> 00:30:35.205 and this song, which you are going to hear, 443 00:30:35.375 --> 00:30:36.865 it just wasn't fucking working. 444 00:30:37.042 --> 00:30:39.042 - Keith is insisting no drums, you know? - (MOUTHS) 445 00:30:39.209 --> 00:30:41.709 We're working away and I think, no, no, I go to Keith and I say, 446 00:30:41.875 --> 00:30:44.245 "Okay, so can Ronnie do a track on pedal steel?" 447 00:30:44.417 --> 00:30:45.917 He goes, "Yeah, but no drums." 448 00:30:46.084 --> 00:30:49.084 So I'm thinking "What the fuck!" So I give Mick castanets. 449 00:30:49.250 --> 00:30:50.870 So you've got Chuck Leavell on the harmonium 450 00:30:51.042 --> 00:30:53.422 and everyone is folding in all this beautiful shit, 451 00:30:53.584 --> 00:30:56.834 but this song is not taking off, so I say to Keith, "Do you trust me?" 452 00:30:57.000 --> 00:31:00.620 He goes yeah. "If I promise no drums, can we do a percussion track?" 453 00:31:00.792 --> 00:31:02.422 He says, "What's Charlie going to play?" 454 00:31:02.584 --> 00:31:04.174 And I'm thinking, "What is Charlie going to play?" 455 00:31:04.334 --> 00:31:07.334 But I'm asking myself what's the sound, something, not too crisp 456 00:31:07.500 --> 00:31:10.670 and I look over and I see in the corner... 457 00:31:10.834 --> 00:31:13.504 - Wait, what is it? - (SYLVIE) What is it? 458 00:31:13.667 --> 00:31:16.617 Wait, listen, what is it? It's not a drum. 459 00:31:16.792 --> 00:31:19.962 (TRACK PLAYS WITH DISTINCTIVE DRUMBEAT) 460 00:31:24.750 --> 00:31:26.370 - What is it? - Listen, listen! 461 00:31:26.542 --> 00:31:29.462 What's that? She knows. 462 00:31:29.625 --> 00:31:31.325 (HARRY CHUCKLES) 463 00:31:31.500 --> 00:31:33.290 Listen! 464 00:31:33.459 --> 00:31:35.789 - It's a trash can. - No! 465 00:31:35.959 --> 00:31:39.579 It's an aluminium fucking trash can. (CHUCKLES) 466 00:31:39.750 --> 00:31:42.750 So I put Charlie out in the stairwell, we put a mic three floors up 467 00:31:42.917 --> 00:31:44.917 and Keith's shaking his head 'cause he knows I'm right. 468 00:31:45.084 --> 00:31:47.964 As soon as Charlie starts banging on it, we're off. 469 00:31:48.125 --> 00:31:51.205 A can for trash. 470 00:31:51.375 --> 00:31:53.745 Human evolution in the key of C. 471 00:31:53.917 --> 00:31:57.117 (TRACK PLAYS) 472 00:31:58.750 --> 00:32:02.370 Yeah, all that and you still can't fucking move to it, you know. 473 00:32:02.542 --> 00:32:05.462 Okay, what else have we got? 474 00:32:05.625 --> 00:32:07.915 Aha! Okay, this is tops. 475 00:32:16.542 --> 00:32:19.122 (MUSIC: EMOTIONAL RESCUE BY THE ROLLING STONES) 476 00:32:20.834 --> 00:32:24.464 - (SYLVIE) You produced this? - Christ, no. I was 16! 477 00:32:24.625 --> 00:32:27.575 This is tops. I didn't know it then, but I do now. 478 00:32:29.709 --> 00:32:31.709 (SINGS ALONG) ♪ Is there nothing I can say 479 00:32:31.875 --> 00:32:35.705 ♪ Nothing I can do To change your mind 480 00:32:35.875 --> 00:32:38.535 ♪ I'm so in love with you 481 00:32:38.709 --> 00:32:41.869 ♪ You're too deep in You can't get out 482 00:32:43.042 --> 00:32:46.502 ♪ You're just a poor girl In a rich man's house 483 00:32:48.000 --> 00:32:51.620 ♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh 484 00:32:51.792 --> 00:32:55.252 ♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh 485 00:32:55.417 --> 00:32:56.997 Woo! 486 00:32:57.167 --> 00:32:59.167 ♪ Yeah, baby 487 00:32:59.334 --> 00:33:02.504 ♪ I'm crying over you 488 00:33:04.500 --> 00:33:08.620 ♪ Don't you know promises Were never made to keep? 489 00:33:08.792 --> 00:33:12.922 ♪ Just like the night Dissolve off in sleep 490 00:33:13.084 --> 00:33:17.544 ♪ I'll be your saviour Steadfast and true 491 00:33:17.709 --> 00:33:21.539 ♪ I'll come to your emotional rescue 492 00:33:21.709 --> 00:33:25.869 ♪ I'll come to your emotional rescue 493 00:33:26.042 --> 00:33:29.672 ♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh 494 00:33:30.667 --> 00:33:34.287 ♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh 495 00:33:35.417 --> 00:33:37.457 ♪ Yeah 496 00:33:37.625 --> 00:33:41.455 ♪ Another night, crying 497 00:33:43.000 --> 00:33:45.000 ♪ Crying 498 00:33:46.334 --> 00:33:51.214 ♪ Yeah, baby, I'm crying, yeah 499 00:33:53.459 --> 00:33:55.289 ♪ Woo 500 00:33:56.250 --> 00:34:00.370 ♪ I'll be your saviour Steadfast and true 501 00:34:00.542 --> 00:34:04.462 ♪ I'll come to your emotional rescue 502 00:34:04.625 --> 00:34:08.745 ♪ I'll come to your emotional rescue 503 00:34:08.917 --> 00:34:13.037 ♪ Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah 504 00:34:13.209 --> 00:34:17.079 ♪ Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah 505 00:34:17.250 --> 00:34:18.620 ♪ Yeah 506 00:34:18.792 --> 00:34:23.422 ♪ I was dreaming last night, babe 507 00:34:24.584 --> 00:34:27.334 ♪ Crying last night 508 00:34:28.500 --> 00:34:32.250 ♪ You'll be mine, mine, mine ♪ 509 00:34:39.584 --> 00:34:41.964 Did he not cook for you when you were together? 510 00:34:42.125 --> 00:34:45.285 Marianne did, or it didn't happen. Her mother was mad for cooking. 511 00:34:45.459 --> 00:34:48.619 It runs in her family. Did you ever meet her finally, Paul? 512 00:34:48.792 --> 00:34:50.292 Yeah, last year in the hospital. 513 00:34:50.459 --> 00:34:53.919 (HARRY) Pen, she was a woman to know. I loved everything about her. 514 00:34:54.084 --> 00:34:57.714 I can't believe that the clock can just run out on a woman like that. 515 00:35:00.459 --> 00:35:02.459 (ENGINE IN BACKGROUND) 516 00:35:02.625 --> 00:35:04.995 (SYLVIE) Who is coming to the festival tonight? 517 00:35:05.167 --> 00:35:06.997 - What? - San Gaetano! 518 00:35:07.167 --> 00:35:08.577 (PAUL) Well, I can't, I, uh... 519 00:35:08.750 --> 00:35:10.080 - (SYLVIE) Why? - Why? 520 00:35:10.250 --> 00:35:15.040 (MIREILLE) It's one of the best nights in the year! Everybody will be out. 521 00:35:15.209 --> 00:35:17.329 Music horrible! Dancing horrible! 522 00:35:17.500 --> 00:35:20.330 Food horrible! You can't stay away! 523 00:35:20.500 --> 00:35:23.960 - (SYLVIE) And the police band is playing. - The police band? Fuck! 524 00:35:24.125 --> 00:35:26.495 (SYLVIE) Yes. They're not so bad you know. 525 00:35:26.667 --> 00:35:28.167 - (MOUTHS) - (SYLVIE) At least come for the fireworks. 526 00:35:28.334 --> 00:35:31.504 Mais no, mais no! There is no fireworks, cherie. 527 00:35:31.667 --> 00:35:33.497 I got to test some lenses before the weather breaks. 528 00:35:33.667 --> 00:35:36.037 - Come for the no fireworks! - Come! 529 00:35:36.209 --> 00:35:39.789 Will you come? Paul's got to score lenses. You go free! 530 00:35:39.959 --> 00:35:42.709 We can lend you the Mehari, so you can join us later. 531 00:35:42.875 --> 00:35:44.455 Oh, very kind of you! 532 00:35:44.625 --> 00:35:45.785 (SQUEALS HAPPILY) 533 00:35:46.584 --> 00:35:49.174 (CAR DOOR SHUTS AND ENGINE STARTS) 534 00:35:50.542 --> 00:35:53.212 - (DOOR OPENS) - (PAUL) Hey, I just spoke to Robin. 535 00:35:53.375 --> 00:35:55.915 I'm on Kossakowski's shortlist for his documentary. 536 00:35:56.084 --> 00:35:58.464 (WHISPERS) No! 537 00:35:58.625 --> 00:36:00.615 You want to choose a dress for me? 538 00:36:01.625 --> 00:36:03.915 (HARRY CHATTING OUTSIDE) 539 00:36:06.292 --> 00:36:10.542 (HARRY SINGS INDISTINCTLY OUTSIDE) 540 00:36:16.334 --> 00:36:18.714 (INDISTINCT CHATTERING OUTSIDE) 541 00:36:19.709 --> 00:36:21.709 (WHISPERS) It's a bit plain. 542 00:36:23.209 --> 00:36:25.329 (PAUL WHISPERS) Very charming. 543 00:36:45.375 --> 00:36:48.535 (SIGHS AND GASPS SOFTLY) 544 00:37:00.084 --> 00:37:02.674 Now, promise me, no talking tonight. 545 00:37:09.584 --> 00:37:12.754 (SYLVIE) Some are on the island now, hiding. 546 00:37:12.917 --> 00:37:15.117 Last year, one of the boats was spotted 547 00:37:15.292 --> 00:37:19.422 and the smugglers just threw everybody overboard to try to flee, 548 00:37:19.584 --> 00:37:21.374 whilst the coastguards did the rescues. 549 00:37:21.542 --> 00:37:26.042 (MIREILLE) But the goal, of course, is France. A lot of them have family there. 550 00:37:26.209 --> 00:37:29.369 - (SYLVIE) There you go, Tunisia. - (MIREILLE) Tunisia. 551 00:37:30.375 --> 00:37:32.745 (HARRY) Ah. You can smell the jasmine from here. 552 00:37:34.375 --> 00:37:37.535 (SYLVIE) Oh, guys it has already started. 553 00:37:37.709 --> 00:37:39.329 (HARRY) Try to behave, my angel! 554 00:37:39.500 --> 00:37:41.080 (MIREILLE) Yes! 555 00:37:41.250 --> 00:37:44.420 (HARRY) I was talking to my daughter, but you can be an angel, too. 556 00:37:44.584 --> 00:37:46.964 - (SYLVIE) I'll be your angel. - (CHUCKLING) 557 00:37:48.417 --> 00:37:50.537 (BRASS BAND PLAYS) 558 00:38:06.584 --> 00:38:08.794 A drink without guilt. (CHUCKLES) 559 00:38:10.875 --> 00:38:12.995 Now, frankly, it's sentimental to think 560 00:38:13.167 --> 00:38:15.457 you can help Paul by not drinking in front of him, 561 00:38:15.625 --> 00:38:18.785 or not talking about it for that matter. Come on, it was a year ago. 562 00:38:18.959 --> 00:38:21.539 I mean, if he can't even hear the subject mentioned, 563 00:38:21.709 --> 00:38:24.869 you don't have to go kicking over glasses and it's just ridiculous. 564 00:38:25.042 --> 00:38:29.462 And people talk about addiction, they talk about suicide. It happens. 565 00:38:29.625 --> 00:38:31.615 You know, I doubt he wanted to kill himself anyway. 566 00:38:31.792 --> 00:38:34.962 If you ask me, he wanted to kill the whole world, Marianne. 567 00:38:35.125 --> 00:38:36.575 - (SIGHS) - Yeah, come on. 568 00:38:36.750 --> 00:38:39.920 I mean, we both know him. It's misdirection. 569 00:38:40.084 --> 00:38:43.544 That's what they call it. A case of psychic misdirection. 570 00:38:46.334 --> 00:38:48.334 Anyway, sorry. 571 00:38:49.875 --> 00:38:52.075 You both look great together. 572 00:38:52.250 --> 00:38:55.870 He takes very good care of you. No, I mean it. He does. You look fantastic. 573 00:38:56.042 --> 00:38:58.042 You both look amazing. 574 00:38:59.875 --> 00:39:01.665 Wonderful, wonderful to see you. 575 00:39:01.834 --> 00:39:04.044 And you know, this invalid thing, it suits you. 576 00:39:04.209 --> 00:39:06.419 Yeah, no it does, 'cause the roles are reversed 577 00:39:06.584 --> 00:39:08.714 and Paul can nurse you for a change. 578 00:39:09.709 --> 00:39:11.919 Oh, come on, I didn't mean it like that. 579 00:39:13.834 --> 00:39:16.214 Fuck. Okay! Okay! (CHUCKLES) 580 00:39:16.375 --> 00:39:19.415 All right, all right, all right. Nice dress, nice dress! 581 00:39:26.917 --> 00:39:31.667 (GIRL) Of course. Yeah. I'll see you, yes? 582 00:39:35.375 --> 00:39:37.365 (GIRL) Bye, see you. 583 00:39:40.417 --> 00:39:42.997 (PENELOPE) You were my hero until just now. 584 00:39:43.167 --> 00:39:46.537 Yeah, I'm sorry I couldn't stay away. You all right? 585 00:39:46.709 --> 00:39:49.369 (PENELOPE) She was just boring the life out of me is all. 586 00:39:49.542 --> 00:39:52.502 - You didn't look bored. - Yes, I know. Thank you. 587 00:39:54.125 --> 00:39:58.705 My trouble is that I fall in love with every pretty thing. 588 00:39:58.875 --> 00:40:00.865 That sounds paralysing. 589 00:40:03.292 --> 00:40:06.462 Try not to frighten the horses. I always loved you saying that. 590 00:40:07.459 --> 00:40:11.619 It was always funny to me, 'cause you always frightened the fucking horses. 591 00:40:11.792 --> 00:40:15.212 You, whereas with Paul... 592 00:40:15.375 --> 00:40:17.415 (SIGHS) 593 00:40:19.625 --> 00:40:21.825 What's the point of Paul in your life now? 594 00:40:23.584 --> 00:40:26.464 I was angry with you. Yeah, I know I was slutting around, 595 00:40:26.625 --> 00:40:28.455 but you took everything so hard 596 00:40:28.625 --> 00:40:31.455 and now look what I've done. I've... (CHUCKLES) 597 00:40:31.625 --> 00:40:33.615 thrown you this square. 598 00:40:33.792 --> 00:40:38.082 Yeah, he's square, Marianne. He's a square bear. 599 00:40:38.250 --> 00:40:43.120 He's all cuddly and built for hibernating with and he stuck. 600 00:40:45.084 --> 00:40:50.374 (CROAKS) I will always be grateful to you for Paul. 601 00:40:56.500 --> 00:40:59.960 How are you dealing with this? Mm? 602 00:41:00.959 --> 00:41:02.369 (CHUCKLES) 603 00:41:04.917 --> 00:41:06.917 What if it doesn't come back? 604 00:41:09.084 --> 00:41:10.464 (SIGHS) 605 00:41:10.625 --> 00:41:13.785 You know, it might not come back. Have you thought about that? 606 00:41:14.792 --> 00:41:17.462 It's your fucking life! 607 00:41:17.625 --> 00:41:19.825 Your voice is your fucking life! 608 00:41:24.000 --> 00:41:27.460 Bet that you'll just reinvent yourself again, won't you? 609 00:41:27.625 --> 00:41:30.205 Is wearing your mother's clothes, is that reinvention? 610 00:41:34.042 --> 00:41:36.712 I don't think so. Anyway, I suppose you'll have your mummy phase 611 00:41:36.875 --> 00:41:38.865 and I have my daddy phase. 612 00:41:42.000 --> 00:41:45.460 But one way or another we're just going to grow old together, aren't we? 613 00:41:51.000 --> 00:41:53.000 (WHISPERS) I'm happy, Harry. 614 00:41:55.334 --> 00:41:57.334 Can't you stand that? 615 00:42:09.625 --> 00:42:14.495 Would you think I was being ingratiating if I said I wanted to make documentaries? 616 00:42:14.667 --> 00:42:18.787 Just pick up a camera and go film the kids in Mansoura or something. 617 00:42:18.959 --> 00:42:20.959 Oh, have you been there? 618 00:42:22.042 --> 00:42:25.002 - I wouldn't let that stop me. - Well, you want some advice? 619 00:42:25.167 --> 00:42:27.367 - Why? Because I'm a girl? - No. 620 00:42:27.542 --> 00:42:31.672 No, you should definitely go to Mansoura, or Detroit, whatever moves you. 621 00:42:31.834 --> 00:42:35.464 Just don't do it the Harry way. Just lay low, keep your mouth shut. 622 00:42:35.625 --> 00:42:38.365 You know, don't take a camera. Go empty-handed, seriously. 623 00:42:38.542 --> 00:42:42.172 You'll humiliate yourself any other way, trust me. I know everything about it. 624 00:42:44.667 --> 00:42:46.867 All right. I'm not afraid of that. 625 00:42:52.250 --> 00:42:54.040 Do you want some? 626 00:42:54.209 --> 00:42:56.869 - No. I don't smoke. - Doesn't mean you don't want some. 627 00:42:57.042 --> 00:42:59.422 Yes, it does. 628 00:43:04.667 --> 00:43:08.867 You must have been really desperate to crash your car like that. 629 00:43:09.042 --> 00:43:10.622 Excuse me? 630 00:43:10.792 --> 00:43:13.462 He said you were shot out of it, really far... 631 00:43:14.917 --> 00:43:17.787 and you didn't leave a note or anything. 632 00:43:18.792 --> 00:43:20.832 That's what he said? 633 00:43:24.250 --> 00:43:27.870 He thinks it's the most interesting thing you've done. 634 00:43:28.042 --> 00:43:31.212 He thinks you're too conceited to stand being addicted to anything. 635 00:43:31.375 --> 00:43:33.455 I'm guessing he's talking about drinking. 636 00:43:35.459 --> 00:43:37.459 (CHUCKLES) 637 00:43:39.667 --> 00:43:41.667 Are you waiting for a reaction or something? 638 00:43:44.167 --> 00:43:45.327 Don't waste your time. 639 00:43:45.500 --> 00:43:48.170 ...And now let's play Piñata! 640 00:43:48.334 --> 00:43:50.424 (CHEERING) 641 00:43:55.000 --> 00:43:58.790 Go right, go right... 642 00:43:58.917 --> 00:44:00.707 Go! 643 00:44:00.834 --> 00:44:03.214 (CHEERING) 644 00:44:04.834 --> 00:44:06.924 Well done, Francesco! Well done! 645 00:44:07.042 --> 00:44:10.332 (WALTZ STYLE FOLK MUSIC PLAYS) 646 00:44:10.459 --> 00:44:12.039 And next up is... 647 00:44:12.167 --> 00:44:14.037 Good evening! 648 00:44:14.167 --> 00:44:16.247 - Thanks for the table. - You're welcome! 649 00:44:16.375 --> 00:44:19.825 That's the guy who gave us the table. Come on! Let's perch over here. 650 00:44:27.875 --> 00:44:29.865 When did we last do this? 651 00:44:30.042 --> 00:44:32.042 How many years ago? 652 00:44:32.209 --> 00:44:34.209 When we were innocent babes. 653 00:45:18.584 --> 00:45:20.584 (EXCITED CHATTER OF CROWD) 654 00:45:24.167 --> 00:45:26.367 Come on! Come on! 655 00:45:28.792 --> 00:45:30.962 Oh, fuck, there's nobody here. 656 00:45:31.084 --> 00:45:32.584 Good evening. 657 00:45:32.709 --> 00:45:34.499 We don't have available tables. 658 00:45:34.625 --> 00:45:37.915 - What do you have? - Karaoke. 659 00:45:38.042 --> 00:45:39.582 Karaoke?! 660 00:45:40.709 --> 00:45:44.119 Oh, no, he says the screen is broken. Oh, fuck. 661 00:45:44.292 --> 00:45:47.672 Can I have a glass of sparkling water? 662 00:45:49.000 --> 00:45:52.170 Find something we'd be embarrassed to sing anywhere else. 663 00:45:52.334 --> 00:45:53.834 (CHUCKLES) 664 00:45:55.750 --> 00:45:58.120 Come. 665 00:45:58.292 --> 00:46:00.962 Come here. Okay! 666 00:46:12.292 --> 00:46:14.292 (SIGHS) 667 00:46:16.500 --> 00:46:19.460 Mm. Okay. 668 00:46:19.625 --> 00:46:21.825 ♪ I'm the brightest star you know 669 00:46:22.000 --> 00:46:23.580 ♪ I'm Miss Manhattan 670 00:46:23.750 --> 00:46:26.420 ♪ In my hands, your body and soul 671 00:46:28.750 --> 00:46:31.580 (WHOOPING) 672 00:46:34.000 --> 00:46:36.000 (WHISPERS) ♪ Come, come, come to me 673 00:46:36.167 --> 00:46:37.957 ♪ On a train you'll never see 674 00:46:38.125 --> 00:46:39.705 ♪ Come, come, come to me 675 00:46:39.875 --> 00:46:41.865 ♪ Direction NYC 676 00:46:42.042 --> 00:46:44.042 ♪ Come, come, come to me 677 00:46:44.209 --> 00:46:45.999 ♪ On a train you'll never see 678 00:46:46.167 --> 00:46:48.167 ♪ Come, come, come to me 679 00:46:48.334 --> 00:46:50.124 ♪ Direction NYC ♪ 680 00:46:50.292 --> 00:46:52.292 (WHOOPING) 681 00:46:52.459 --> 00:46:56.079 (CROWD CHANT) Marianne! Marianne! Marianne! Marianne! 682 00:46:56.250 --> 00:46:59.040 Marianne! Marianne! Marianne! 683 00:46:59.209 --> 00:47:01.459 Marianne! Marianne! 684 00:47:01.625 --> 00:47:05.075 ♪ Sometimes I stay out late 685 00:47:06.459 --> 00:47:09.039 ♪ Yeah, I'm having fun 686 00:47:13.042 --> 00:47:15.792 ♪ Yes, I guess you know by now 687 00:47:18.209 --> 00:47:21.079 ♪ That you ain't the only one 688 00:47:25.625 --> 00:47:27.745 ♪ Oh, baby 689 00:47:31.084 --> 00:47:33.674 ♪ Sweet things That you promised me, babe 690 00:47:36.750 --> 00:47:39.920 ♪ Seem to go up in smoke 691 00:47:41.625 --> 00:47:44.285 ♪ Yeah, vanish like a dream 692 00:47:48.167 --> 00:47:51.537 ♪ 'Cause I'm worried 693 00:47:51.709 --> 00:47:55.669 ♪ I just can't seem to find my way 694 00:48:01.000 --> 00:48:03.000 Woo! 695 00:48:05.834 --> 00:48:08.424 ♪ Oh, the nights I spend... ♪ 696 00:48:11.750 --> 00:48:13.580 My daughter... 697 00:48:13.709 --> 00:48:15.039 (CHEERING) 698 00:48:16.042 --> 00:48:17.962 Come on! 699 00:48:18.125 --> 00:48:20.705 - ♪ Unforgettable - (CHUCKLES) 700 00:48:20.875 --> 00:48:22.865 ♪ In every way 701 00:48:23.042 --> 00:48:26.212 (MAN) Can I have her after you're finished with her, Daddy? 702 00:48:27.875 --> 00:48:29.615 ♪ And forevermore 703 00:48:29.792 --> 00:48:32.042 ♪ And forevermore 704 00:48:32.209 --> 00:48:34.959 ♪ That's how you'll stay 705 00:48:35.125 --> 00:48:38.035 ♪ That's how you'll stay 706 00:48:39.292 --> 00:48:42.462 ♪ That's why, darling 707 00:48:42.625 --> 00:48:45.205 ♪ It's incredible 708 00:48:45.375 --> 00:48:50.575 ♪ That someone so unforgettable 709 00:48:50.750 --> 00:48:53.330 ♪ Thinks that I am 710 00:48:53.500 --> 00:48:56.670 ♪ Unforgettable, too ♪ 711 00:48:56.834 --> 00:48:58.004 (GIGGLES) 712 00:48:58.167 --> 00:49:01.787 - Daddy! - (CHEERING) 713 00:49:06.125 --> 00:49:09.165 (HARRY) You're the best thing that ever happened to me. 714 00:49:19.667 --> 00:49:22.577 (CROWD CHANTING) Marianne! Marianne! Marianne! 715 00:49:22.750 --> 00:49:25.120 (GUITAR CHORDS) 716 00:49:29.709 --> 00:49:32.619 (CHEERING) 717 00:49:45.792 --> 00:49:48.962 (CROWD CHANTING) Marianne! Marianne! Marianne! 718 00:49:49.125 --> 00:49:52.915 Marianne! Marianne! Marianne! 719 00:49:53.084 --> 00:49:55.294 - That was fantastic. - Oh. 720 00:49:57.167 --> 00:49:59.497 - Oh! - Good night, girls. 721 00:49:59.667 --> 00:50:01.667 (CROWD CHATTING HORNS TOOT IN BACKGROUND) 722 00:50:01.834 --> 00:50:05.004 (HARRY) Mireille! Good night. 723 00:50:27.125 --> 00:50:30.575 (HARRY) I told you I was going to drive the car. Now I'm going to. 724 00:50:30.750 --> 00:50:33.920 (MIREILLE) I'll keep my hand on the stick shift! 725 00:50:34.084 --> 00:50:37.714 (MARIANNE BREATHES HEAVILY) 726 00:50:42.334 --> 00:50:44.334 (CAR ENGINE STARTS) 727 00:50:48.250 --> 00:50:50.460 (CAR PULLS AWAY) 728 00:50:50.625 --> 00:50:52.615 (SIGHS) 729 00:50:55.250 --> 00:50:57.250 (PAUL GRUNTS) 730 00:50:57.417 --> 00:50:59.417 Mm. Was it Mireille? 731 00:50:59.584 --> 00:51:01.714 Yeah. 732 00:51:01.875 --> 00:51:04.075 Hold on, give it to me. Let me... 733 00:51:04.250 --> 00:51:06.040 (Yeah, you do it.) 734 00:51:06.209 --> 00:51:08.789 Mm. By the way, what's... 735 00:51:08.959 --> 00:51:11.539 Remember that woman he was with? Um... 736 00:51:11.709 --> 00:51:14.869 She was teaching at NYU. What's her name again? 737 00:51:15.042 --> 00:51:16.502 - (Christie.) - Yeah, Christie. 738 00:51:16.667 --> 00:51:18.457 - They were swinging right? - (Busty Christie, yeah.) 739 00:51:18.625 --> 00:51:20.995 - What did you say? Dusty Christie? - Busty Christie. 740 00:51:21.167 --> 00:51:25.117 - Yeah, she had huge melons! - (BOTH LAUGH) 741 00:51:25.292 --> 00:51:28.122 You remember? You remember they were swinging, right? 742 00:51:28.292 --> 00:51:32.122 Yeah. Now, what was it? Groups, men, college... 743 00:51:32.292 --> 00:51:34.872 - (Everybody.) - Boys, college girls. 744 00:51:35.042 --> 00:51:37.712 (CHUCKLES) What? He'd fuck everything. 745 00:51:37.875 --> 00:51:40.535 - That's what I'm saying. - (He doesn't believe in limits.) 746 00:51:40.709 --> 00:51:42.499 Well, if you're talking about Penelope, 747 00:51:42.667 --> 00:51:45.247 I'll tell you that whatever's going on there, 748 00:51:45.417 --> 00:51:47.997 it's mutual and it's a great couple. 749 00:51:48.167 --> 00:51:50.207 - Come on, look at them. - (Dude!) 750 00:51:50.375 --> 00:51:51.865 (CHUCKLES) 751 00:51:52.042 --> 00:51:54.252 Really! Come on. 752 00:51:54.417 --> 00:51:58.917 (I mean, he'd fuck Clara. He's made that clear.) 753 00:51:59.084 --> 00:52:00.424 Mm-hm. 754 00:52:00.584 --> 00:52:02.624 - (He'd fuck you.) - Mm-hm. 755 00:52:04.917 --> 00:52:07.577 So, that makes all of us. 756 00:52:07.750 --> 00:52:09.750 (BOTH LAUGH) 757 00:52:11.500 --> 00:52:15.330 (MARIANNE) He must just not know how it looks with Penelope. 758 00:52:15.500 --> 00:52:17.500 I think I should say something. 759 00:52:17.667 --> 00:52:20.327 (PAUL) Trust me. She can handle herself just fine. 760 00:52:32.042 --> 00:52:34.712 Which one of these do you prefer? 761 00:52:44.625 --> 00:52:46.415 Me, too. 762 00:52:51.167 --> 00:52:53.167 (PHONE RINGS) 763 00:52:55.709 --> 00:52:58.079 (PAUL) Well, that woman drives like a lunatic. You know that. 764 00:52:58.250 --> 00:53:01.000 (HARRY) But I was driving and she, she distracted me. 765 00:53:01.167 --> 00:53:02.997 - Are you hurt? - (HARRY) No, I'm fine. 766 00:53:03.167 --> 00:53:05.917 Listen, I think if it's both of us, then we can push it together. 767 00:53:06.084 --> 00:53:07.674 You need a tow truck. That's what you need. 768 00:53:07.834 --> 00:53:09.834 - Oh, Christ. Will you come or not? - A tow truck. 769 00:53:21.000 --> 00:53:24.170 (PENELOPE) They both tell me yes, but I don't think he really is. 770 00:53:25.917 --> 00:53:30.997 I mean, we don't even really look, or act very much alike at all. 771 00:53:34.625 --> 00:53:36.745 I'm going to ask him to take the test. 772 00:53:38.084 --> 00:53:40.124 There are reasons I'd like to know. 773 00:53:41.459 --> 00:53:43.289 Private reasons. 774 00:53:54.292 --> 00:53:57.752 - What the fuck happened? - I was going and coming at the same time. 775 00:53:57.917 --> 00:54:00.497 - Where's Mireille? - She went home to wash her mouth. 776 00:54:02.625 --> 00:54:04.665 How the hell do you want us to move that? 777 00:54:04.834 --> 00:54:06.834 Oh, well, let's hope it won't roll forward. 778 00:54:07.000 --> 00:54:10.460 I think, if we release the handbrake, we can put it back on to the road. 779 00:54:14.584 --> 00:54:16.504 All right, let's push it. (SIGHS) 780 00:54:16.667 --> 00:54:18.457 - Careful. - Yeah. 781 00:54:19.667 --> 00:54:21.577 (BOTH) One, two, three. 782 00:54:21.750 --> 00:54:24.080 - (GRUNTS) - All right. 783 00:54:24.250 --> 00:54:25.750 (GRUNTS) 784 00:54:25.917 --> 00:54:27.707 Okay and again. 785 00:54:27.875 --> 00:54:29.495 All right, yeah, let's go. 786 00:54:29.667 --> 00:54:31.457 One, two, three. 787 00:54:32.417 --> 00:54:36.117 (GRUNTS) 788 00:54:36.292 --> 00:54:38.672 (CHUCKLES) Fuck! 789 00:54:38.834 --> 00:54:41.214 This is not going to work. Forget about it. 790 00:54:41.375 --> 00:54:43.415 Jesus Christ! 791 00:54:43.584 --> 00:54:47.424 Too hot for white people. Fuck! (CHUCKLES) 792 00:54:49.459 --> 00:54:51.829 You're pretty domesticated for a rock star. 793 00:54:55.250 --> 00:54:58.420 You were with Harry for what, six years? 794 00:55:00.417 --> 00:55:02.417 And you've been with Paul for how long? 795 00:55:07.917 --> 00:55:10.417 (GIGGLES) Cool. 796 00:55:11.709 --> 00:55:15.829 I heard that there used to be six songs on either side of a record album. 797 00:55:17.875 --> 00:55:21.245 You'd hear six and then you'd have to flip the thing over to hear more. 798 00:55:26.875 --> 00:55:28.915 (Have I done...?) 799 00:55:30.667 --> 00:55:34.917 (Have I done something to upset you?) 800 00:55:36.667 --> 00:55:38.667 You know what? 801 00:55:38.834 --> 00:55:42.964 I bet they put one really good song on each side, 802 00:55:43.125 --> 00:55:45.785 so you just keep flipping it over. 803 00:55:47.667 --> 00:55:49.457 By the way, have you seen my iPod? 804 00:55:49.625 --> 00:55:52.785 Because that sneaky Harry is always trying to get into it 805 00:55:52.959 --> 00:55:54.959 to see what I've been listening to. 806 00:55:58.459 --> 00:56:00.369 - (BARKS) - (HARRY) So you're working again. 807 00:56:00.542 --> 00:56:02.752 - Yeah, I'm shooting for hire nowadays. - Yeah? 808 00:56:02.917 --> 00:56:05.287 For a Russian master, Kossakovsky. You know him? 809 00:56:05.459 --> 00:56:07.459 - No. - Six-country shoot. 810 00:56:07.625 --> 00:56:10.285 - Uh-huh. - It keeps me busy for a while. 811 00:56:11.459 --> 00:56:13.079 When are you finishing yours? 812 00:56:13.250 --> 00:56:15.830 - Oh, you remember that? - Yeah of course. 813 00:56:16.000 --> 00:56:18.870 Lost Dog, American Journalism in the 21st Century. 814 00:56:19.042 --> 00:56:21.172 You showed me that amazing Cronkite interview. 815 00:56:21.334 --> 00:56:23.174 - Yeah. - Yeah, what? 816 00:56:23.334 --> 00:56:26.084 You're not giving that up too, are you? 817 00:56:27.084 --> 00:56:31.124 You shot all that footage. What is it, just lying in a drawer somewhere? 818 00:56:31.292 --> 00:56:35.422 No, actually it's in a closet. Five hard drives, but that can wait. 819 00:56:37.334 --> 00:56:40.334 Yeah, well, adjust your goals, not the world. 820 00:56:41.584 --> 00:56:43.794 Is that the same advice you'd give Pen? 821 00:56:43.959 --> 00:56:47.829 No! She's young. She should change the world any chance she gets. 822 00:56:48.000 --> 00:56:50.870 I think the women should change things now anyway. We've had our chance. 823 00:56:51.875 --> 00:56:53.575 (OPERA PLAYS ON CAR RADIO) 824 00:56:53.750 --> 00:56:56.120 (HARRY) Anyway, you will find your way back to it. 825 00:56:56.292 --> 00:56:59.042 You just got to get your finance, good editor, some guts. 826 00:56:59.209 --> 00:57:01.249 Just shut the fuck up, all right? 827 00:57:02.417 --> 00:57:05.577 Just stop talking and we'll be fine. Can you do that? 828 00:57:08.667 --> 00:57:10.667 Thanks a lot. 829 00:57:12.875 --> 00:57:14.705 I thought it was a good observation. 830 00:57:14.875 --> 00:57:17.245 It's the way you give it. It's not very careful. 831 00:57:17.417 --> 00:57:19.537 Well, it's how I care, isn't it? 832 00:57:19.709 --> 00:57:22.079 Honesty is the greatest fidelity. 833 00:57:22.250 --> 00:57:26.080 Yeah, well, the world is not ready for your honesty. 834 00:57:27.125 --> 00:57:29.115 I don't believe in half truths. 835 00:57:29.292 --> 00:57:31.292 Oh, you used to. 836 00:57:31.459 --> 00:57:33.669 Yeah, well, I learned my lesson then, didn't I? 837 00:57:33.834 --> 00:57:36.424 Not in time, but I learned it. 838 00:57:36.584 --> 00:57:40.714 I think going bust with Marianne was the great dumb tragedy of my great dumb life. 839 00:57:42.125 --> 00:57:44.115 It feels good to say it to you. 840 00:57:45.917 --> 00:57:47.917 You learned your lesson in time, though, didn't you? 841 00:57:48.084 --> 00:57:50.084 I mean, that's the important thing. 842 00:57:52.250 --> 00:57:54.620 Thank god for emergency rooms, eh? 843 00:58:00.292 --> 00:58:03.752 Hey! How did my beauties sleep? (CHUCKLES) 844 00:58:03.917 --> 00:58:07.957 - My adorable ones! (WHOOPS) - (PENELOPE) Did you get the car out? 845 00:58:08.125 --> 00:58:12.535 No, we couldn't move it. We need Clara to tell us what to do I think. 846 00:58:12.709 --> 00:58:15.289 Whoa! Oh! 847 00:58:50.625 --> 00:58:51.915 (GRUNTS) 848 00:58:52.084 --> 00:58:55.254 Can I borrow the wheels? I want to see people. 849 00:58:55.417 --> 00:58:58.037 Pen, you want to come? 850 00:58:58.209 --> 00:59:01.369 What? Groceries? Okay, we'll go together. 851 01:00:03.542 --> 01:00:06.122 I need more treasure. Throw your watch in. 852 01:00:06.292 --> 01:00:09.122 - I'm reading. - Well, I need a shipwreck. 853 01:00:09.292 --> 01:00:10.712 Throw in a chair. 854 01:00:10.875 --> 01:00:12.915 I'm not going to throw in a chair. I'm sorry. 855 01:00:13.084 --> 01:00:14.834 (CHUCKLES) 856 01:00:17.459 --> 01:00:20.959 Mister Paul! I'm finished. I'm going to the village. 857 01:00:21.084 --> 01:00:23.004 (PAUL) Okay, Clara. 858 01:00:25.250 --> 01:00:27.920 Shouldn't you be going round the island? 859 01:00:28.084 --> 01:00:30.754 Go check it out. It's pretty beautiful out here. 860 01:00:32.167 --> 01:00:33.787 I wouldn't know where to go. 861 01:00:33.959 --> 01:00:36.169 There's a lake pretty close by. 862 01:00:36.334 --> 01:00:38.924 A lot of kids come out, bring guitars, play music. 863 01:00:39.084 --> 01:00:40.714 It's fun. You should check it out. 864 01:00:45.417 --> 01:00:47.417 Show me. 865 01:00:47.584 --> 01:00:52.424 It's half day, market day and this wind is not sirocco! 866 01:00:52.750 --> 01:00:55.920 Fast first and then slow, one doesn't understand what it wants. 867 01:00:56.042 --> 01:01:00.002 It's weird... go while it isn't there. 868 01:01:01.417 --> 01:01:04.077 It's two miles from here. It's not so far. 869 01:01:04.209 --> 01:01:06.789 - Walking? - Yeah, it's a proper hike. 870 01:01:06.959 --> 01:01:09.329 - You should be up for it. - (EXHALES) 871 01:01:10.250 --> 01:01:12.210 (SIGHS) 872 01:01:14.792 --> 01:01:16.792 Okay. 873 01:01:24.250 --> 01:01:26.040 You want to see me do a handstand? 874 01:01:26.209 --> 01:01:28.419 - Yeah, go ahead. - (INHALES) 875 01:01:43.834 --> 01:01:46.674 The Allies bombed the hell out of this island. 876 01:01:48.959 --> 01:01:51.829 Maybe the market's up here, no? I think it is. 877 01:01:52.000 --> 01:01:54.000 Bit of a beaten up old town. 878 01:01:54.167 --> 01:01:55.997 (COUPLE ARGUE IN ITALIAN) 879 01:01:56.167 --> 01:01:58.747 I think it's down here. Yeah. 880 01:02:02.375 --> 01:02:07.245 (MARIANNE CROAKS) It can look a bit full-on, a bit, you know, it could... 881 01:02:07.417 --> 01:02:10.867 In a situation like last night, it could be misconstrued. 882 01:02:11.042 --> 01:02:13.252 What do you mean? What do you mean, Marianne? 883 01:02:13.417 --> 01:02:15.417 (How you treat Penelope.) 884 01:02:17.500 --> 01:02:21.330 What shit! I'm too brash. I'm too impulsive. 885 01:02:21.500 --> 01:02:24.500 I'm too a lot of things, but Christ, I'm sound. 886 01:02:25.500 --> 01:02:28.670 I mean, look, if you asked me, do I find my daughter sexy? 887 01:02:28.834 --> 01:02:31.424 Have I caught myself enjoying the sight of her? 888 01:02:31.584 --> 01:02:33.544 Yeah, I have. 889 01:02:33.709 --> 01:02:36.869 I didn't know her until a year ago, so yeah, it's a little odd. 890 01:02:39.250 --> 01:02:41.250 (CHILDREN LAUGH) 891 01:02:43.834 --> 01:02:47.294 I acknowledge and I deal with the shit that goes on in my head. 892 01:02:53.042 --> 01:02:55.252 Coming from Paul, this would be outrageous. 893 01:02:55.417 --> 01:02:57.997 Paul is Paul, but coming from you, it's... 894 01:02:59.084 --> 01:03:02.544 I mean, what is the impulse here? To humiliate me or... 895 01:03:02.709 --> 01:03:05.289 What is it, really? 896 01:03:05.459 --> 01:03:09.289 Harry! This is not about us! 897 01:03:09.459 --> 01:03:12.919 Isn't it? We've been testing each other ever since I got off the plane. 898 01:03:13.084 --> 01:03:18.374 Well, I've never stopped, but... I mean, come on, it's me! 899 01:03:18.542 --> 01:03:20.542 Stop this lying to yourself. 900 01:03:21.709 --> 01:03:23.709 (CROAKS) Listen! 901 01:03:24.750 --> 01:03:27.920 I am not going to leave Paul for you! 902 01:03:28.084 --> 01:03:30.084 Oh, what? You don't... 903 01:03:31.667 --> 01:03:33.867 What, you thought I was here for the capers? 904 01:03:39.250 --> 01:03:42.710 They used to process slaves on this island. Did you know that? 905 01:03:43.709 --> 01:03:46.369 (CHUCKLES) I hate this fucking island. 906 01:03:48.042 --> 01:03:51.212 Look, let's not get things confused! 907 01:03:51.375 --> 01:03:53.365 I'm not fucking my daughter! 908 01:03:55.084 --> 01:03:57.084 Oh! 909 01:03:57.250 --> 01:04:00.870 So fucking predictable! Big enough audience? 910 01:04:01.042 --> 01:04:03.422 Are you kidding? 911 01:04:03.584 --> 01:04:07.044 (CHUCKLES) We... We just made their vacation. 912 01:04:07.209 --> 01:04:09.039 Haven't we? 913 01:06:20.000 --> 01:06:22.210 (PANTS) 914 01:06:22.375 --> 01:06:25.365 (MEN CHATTING IN BACKGROUND) 915 01:06:32.875 --> 01:06:35.115 (CHATTING IN ARABIC DIALECT) 916 01:06:37.959 --> 01:06:40.499 (CHATTING IN ARABIC DIALECT) 917 01:07:02.167 --> 01:07:04.167 I did leave a note. 918 01:07:07.625 --> 01:07:10.665 But anyway we tore it apart when I, uh... 919 01:07:11.875 --> 01:07:13.995 when I got out of the hospital. 920 01:07:15.417 --> 01:07:17.617 You and Marianne? 921 01:07:17.792 --> 01:07:19.622 Yeah. 922 01:07:23.584 --> 01:07:25.794 What did it say? 923 01:07:25.959 --> 01:07:27.749 Uh, just her name. 924 01:07:29.167 --> 01:07:31.827 I wanted to write it down one last time. 925 01:09:17.375 --> 01:09:19.365 (HARRY) I want you to see this! 926 01:09:20.667 --> 01:09:23.037 (CATTLE LOWING IN BACKGROUND) 927 01:09:30.750 --> 01:09:32.580 Giuseppe? 928 01:09:33.584 --> 01:09:35.794 (GIUSEPPE) Si. 929 01:09:35.959 --> 01:09:37.959 Good morning. 930 01:09:38.917 --> 01:09:41.707 - She's my friend, Marianne. - Come in. 931 01:09:43.250 --> 01:09:48.460 - Morning, Rosa. - Hello, how are you? 932 01:09:48.959 --> 01:09:50.999 My friend, Marianne. 933 01:09:51.125 --> 01:09:53.495 - Do you recognise her? - Yes. 934 01:09:54.209 --> 01:09:56.459 Please show us how you make ricotta. 935 01:09:57.125 --> 01:10:01.705 Civil Protection volunteers are ready to assist arriving migrants. 936 01:10:01.834 --> 01:10:04.424 First reception procedures have commenced... 937 01:10:04.542 --> 01:10:05.752 Come here. 938 01:10:08.584 --> 01:10:10.794 The ricotta will be coming up. 939 01:10:13.250 --> 01:10:15.540 Coming up, coming up. 940 01:10:17.459 --> 01:10:22.959 Within a few hours, a reception centre was set up. 941 01:10:23.084 --> 01:10:26.674 At 11:00 PM the fishing boat docks at the port. 942 01:10:26.792 --> 01:10:29.712 The migrants wave and thank rescue workers, 943 01:10:29.834 --> 01:10:32.214 thankful they've arrived safely. 944 01:10:32.334 --> 01:10:35.924 Even the children, held by their parents, wave hello. 945 01:10:36.042 --> 01:10:38.872 People who were desperate in their homeland... 946 01:10:39.042 --> 01:10:43.002 - Come and see the ricotta. - Taste it while it's warm. 947 01:10:44.084 --> 01:10:47.584 Marked by horrors of war, they hope for a better future... 948 01:10:51.625 --> 01:10:53.365 Medical exams confirm 949 01:10:53.500 --> 01:10:56.330 that only a few migrants need to be hospitalised... 950 01:10:56.959 --> 01:10:59.039 - Thank you. - You're welcome. 951 01:11:04.000 --> 01:11:05.580 Mm. 952 01:11:05.750 --> 01:11:08.120 - Good? - Very good! 953 01:11:08.292 --> 01:11:10.872 (CHUCKLES) Okay. 954 01:11:12.125 --> 01:11:13.245 Mm. 955 01:11:14.167 --> 01:11:15.497 (WIND WHISTLES) 956 01:11:28.584 --> 01:11:30.794 (CATTLE LOWING IN BACKGROUND) 957 01:11:55.959 --> 01:11:57.959 Okay? 958 01:11:58.125 --> 01:12:02.615 (WHISPERS) 959 01:12:02.792 --> 01:12:04.792 No, you... 960 01:12:04.959 --> 01:12:07.829 You don't need to apologise... ever. 961 01:12:09.167 --> 01:12:11.167 You never have. 962 01:13:48.875 --> 01:13:50.455 (HARRY) Well, they got to be here somewhere. 963 01:13:50.625 --> 01:13:53.285 They must've gone off for a hike or something. 964 01:13:53.459 --> 01:13:55.829 (SOFT POP MUSIC PLAYS ON THE RADIO) 965 01:13:56.000 --> 01:13:58.000 You do the ricotta? 966 01:14:05.959 --> 01:14:08.619 Here, be careful. 967 01:14:08.792 --> 01:14:10.622 Do it like this 968 01:14:10.792 --> 01:14:14.622 Turn it around... like that. 969 01:14:36.042 --> 01:14:38.042 (GROANS SOFTLY) 970 01:14:52.250 --> 01:14:54.830 (GROANS SOFTLY) 971 01:14:55.000 --> 01:14:58.580 (PANTING) 972 01:14:58.750 --> 01:15:00.620 (GROANING) 973 01:15:08.542 --> 01:15:12.042 (GROANING AND PANTING) 974 01:15:15.000 --> 01:15:17.000 Come on. 975 01:15:17.167 --> 01:15:20.077 This is you. It's in you. Let it out for me. Come on. 976 01:15:20.250 --> 01:15:22.370 (GASPS AND GROANS) 977 01:15:23.375 --> 01:15:26.035 Come on, this is happening. It's happening. 978 01:15:26.209 --> 01:15:29.169 Darling, no. 979 01:15:29.334 --> 01:15:31.334 (SOBS SOFTLY) 980 01:15:31.500 --> 01:15:33.460 He put a bell on your neck, right? 981 01:15:33.625 --> 01:15:36.285 (SOBS SOFTLY) 982 01:15:36.459 --> 01:15:38.459 I'm glad he did. 983 01:15:43.167 --> 01:15:46.327 - I can love you now. - No. 984 01:15:46.500 --> 01:15:48.500 Don't be angry. 985 01:15:50.167 --> 01:15:52.167 I love you. 986 01:16:01.209 --> 01:16:03.869 Then we shouldn't see each other anymore. 987 01:16:04.959 --> 01:16:06.459 (SOBS SOFTLY) 988 01:16:28.042 --> 01:16:31.502 (PENELOPE) In sixth grade, they offered an opera class at my school 989 01:16:31.667 --> 01:16:33.667 and I was hooked. 990 01:16:33.834 --> 01:16:37.674 La Momma Morta. "I'm love. I'm love." 991 01:16:37.834 --> 01:16:40.214 I had to conquer all things Italian after that. 992 01:16:40.375 --> 01:16:43.245 Ah. We were going to start without you. 993 01:16:43.417 --> 01:16:45.417 I'm sorry. We got kind of lost. 994 01:16:45.584 --> 01:16:47.374 Uh-huh. 995 01:16:51.792 --> 01:16:53.582 Parmigiano please, Pen. 996 01:16:53.750 --> 01:16:55.580 (CLEARS THROAT) 997 01:16:58.917 --> 01:17:00.537 Thanks. 998 01:17:00.709 --> 01:17:03.499 So you two must be starving. You went swimming as well, no? 999 01:17:04.667 --> 01:17:07.327 - (PENELOPE) We did. - Where? At the lake? 1000 01:17:07.500 --> 01:17:10.790 Um, no, actually, uh, Paul took us to the cliffs. 1001 01:17:10.959 --> 01:17:12.579 (HARRY) Oh. 1002 01:17:12.750 --> 01:17:16.250 We dived and dived and dived. 1003 01:17:16.417 --> 01:17:17.707 How was the wind? 1004 01:17:17.875 --> 01:17:21.825 I'll need a spoon to scrape the sand out of my eyes, that's for sure. 1005 01:17:22.000 --> 01:17:23.500 Mm-hm. 1006 01:17:26.834 --> 01:17:30.834 Well, you got your beach, then, more or less. (CHUCKLES) 1007 01:17:31.000 --> 01:17:32.580 It was better than a beach. 1008 01:17:32.750 --> 01:17:35.620 Actually, there are a couple of beaches here, 1009 01:17:35.792 --> 01:17:39.252 like micro beaches or something. I don't know what they call them. 1010 01:17:39.417 --> 01:17:42.417 But really tiny, just for three or four people. It's beautiful. 1011 01:17:42.584 --> 01:17:45.174 You can do anything you like out there really. 1012 01:17:45.334 --> 01:17:47.924 If the wind dies down, that's what we do next. 1013 01:17:48.084 --> 01:17:49.874 You'd love it. 1014 01:17:53.667 --> 01:17:56.827 By the way, did Marianne make this? 1015 01:17:58.167 --> 01:18:00.827 - Yeah. - (PAUL) This is so good, I can tell. 1016 01:18:01.000 --> 01:18:05.670 Cilantro. That's her signature. She'll put it in anything. 1017 01:18:07.292 --> 01:18:09.422 (CHUCKLES) What? Will she? 1018 01:18:09.584 --> 01:18:11.424 (PAUL CHUCKLES) Yeah. 1019 01:18:12.542 --> 01:18:16.672 By the way, they always say in Pantelleria, people eat a lot of capers, 1020 01:18:16.834 --> 01:18:20.004 but so far we haven't eaten any, right? 1021 01:18:21.209 --> 01:18:22.789 Oh, I have. 1022 01:18:24.125 --> 01:18:25.575 (GASPS) 1023 01:18:27.000 --> 01:18:28.830 Fucking gecko, shit! 1024 01:18:29.000 --> 01:18:30.710 (COUGHS) 1025 01:18:34.417 --> 01:18:35.957 (SIGHS) 1026 01:18:38.375 --> 01:18:39.995 (INHALES DEEPLY) 1027 01:18:40.167 --> 01:18:43.617 I think I'm going to go watch a movie or something. 1028 01:18:45.625 --> 01:18:48.205 - Are you good? - Yeah, are you? 1029 01:18:48.375 --> 01:18:51.365 Yeah, I'm just beat from the day. 1030 01:18:52.959 --> 01:18:54.959 Pretty beat. 1031 01:18:55.125 --> 01:18:56.705 Okay. 1032 01:18:58.459 --> 01:19:00.289 Good night, Pen. 1033 01:19:00.459 --> 01:19:02.459 Good night. 1034 01:19:11.709 --> 01:19:13.539 I hope she didn't catch cold. 1035 01:19:14.542 --> 01:19:17.122 She's just tired. It was a long day. 1036 01:19:18.125 --> 01:19:19.955 Mm. 1037 01:19:25.417 --> 01:19:27.417 (CROAKS) Swimming... 1038 01:19:28.834 --> 01:19:30.674 Swimming can take it out of you. 1039 01:19:35.542 --> 01:19:38.922 How was your day? Any good? 1040 01:19:45.209 --> 01:19:48.829 - (KNOCKING) - Pen? It's Harry. 1041 01:19:50.792 --> 01:19:52.582 Come in. 1042 01:19:55.542 --> 01:19:57.372 Sorry, um, it's just... 1043 01:19:57.542 --> 01:20:01.962 You asked me to tell you when I was ready to go back and I'm ready. 1044 01:20:02.125 --> 01:20:03.575 Okay. 1045 01:20:03.750 --> 01:20:05.750 I've had my vacation. 1046 01:20:09.125 --> 01:20:10.785 Did what you wanted to do? 1047 01:20:10.959 --> 01:20:12.959 It was fantastic. 1048 01:20:13.959 --> 01:20:16.329 I'll remember it always. 1049 01:20:20.334 --> 01:20:24.924 Yeah, well, maybe go tomorrow. Good night. 1050 01:20:25.084 --> 01:20:27.084 (PENELOPE) Night-night. 1051 01:21:06.625 --> 01:21:08.035 (DOOR OPENS) 1052 01:21:17.459 --> 01:21:19.459 I got your pills. 1053 01:21:25.792 --> 01:21:27.792 (CAR ENGINE CRANKS) 1054 01:21:29.834 --> 01:21:32.424 (CAR PULLS AWAY) 1055 01:21:34.042 --> 01:21:36.172 I'm done with him. Aren't you? 1056 01:21:46.750 --> 01:21:48.960 (SOFT MUSIC PLAYS) 1057 01:21:51.375 --> 01:21:55.495 (CHATTERING IN FRENCH OVER HEADPHONES) 1058 01:22:31.792 --> 01:22:33.622 (GRUNTS SOFTLY) 1059 01:22:33.792 --> 01:22:35.922 All the little snakes are sleeping. 1060 01:22:40.125 --> 01:22:42.115 (HUMS SOFTLY) 1061 01:22:50.042 --> 01:22:52.042 (SIGHS AND EXHALES) 1062 01:22:56.042 --> 01:22:58.042 Mm. 1063 01:23:01.709 --> 01:23:03.709 (HARRY MUTTERS) 1064 01:23:50.667 --> 01:23:53.037 (GRUNTS) Oh, fuck! 1065 01:23:53.209 --> 01:23:56.669 (PANTS) Are you waiting for me? 1066 01:23:56.834 --> 01:23:58.004 Sh. 1067 01:23:58.167 --> 01:24:00.537 (GRUNTS) That's a nice surprise. 1068 01:24:04.875 --> 01:24:07.245 If you have something to say to me, say it. 1069 01:24:07.417 --> 01:24:10.417 - Keep your voice down. - What, you think I'm plastered? 1070 01:24:10.584 --> 01:24:12.964 - (CHUCKLES) - Tonight's not the night for it. 1071 01:24:13.125 --> 01:24:15.615 No, tonight is definitely the night for it. 1072 01:24:15.792 --> 01:24:18.542 (PANTS SOFTLY) 1073 01:24:18.709 --> 01:24:23.289 Paul, fuck! Seems you agree, eh? 1074 01:24:25.375 --> 01:24:29.205 Why don't you do me a favour? Go to bed. 1075 01:24:29.375 --> 01:24:32.825 Harry, listen. We need to talk. 1076 01:24:33.000 --> 01:24:35.000 No, I need to pack. I need to wake Pen up. 1077 01:24:35.167 --> 01:24:37.077 I need to be out of here by dawn. 1078 01:24:37.250 --> 01:24:39.920 I don't particularly want to see you in the light of day. 1079 01:24:40.084 --> 01:24:41.834 Yeah. 1080 01:24:44.209 --> 01:24:49.169 I'll take a cab for the morning, so, uh, thanks for the use of your car, sir. 1081 01:24:53.959 --> 01:24:56.079 Oh. Are we fighting? 1082 01:24:57.084 --> 01:24:58.674 I'm sorry. 1083 01:24:58.834 --> 01:25:01.214 - You're too much. Fuck. - Harry, come on. 1084 01:25:01.375 --> 01:25:04.325 Why don't you go wake my daughter up, eh? 1085 01:25:04.500 --> 01:25:09.000 You can tell her to pack and we'll get the fuck out of here right now. 1086 01:25:10.042 --> 01:25:13.672 (SIGHS AND EXHALES) 1087 01:25:17.292 --> 01:25:19.042 Did you fuck her or not? 1088 01:25:22.250 --> 01:25:25.000 - Did you fuck her or not? - Did you fuck Marianne? 1089 01:25:25.167 --> 01:25:27.747 (CHUCKLES) It's not the same, man. 1090 01:25:29.417 --> 01:25:31.787 - You know what the problem is? - You know what the problem is... 1091 01:25:31.959 --> 01:25:36.169 is I gave you too much credit. We were friends. 1092 01:25:36.334 --> 01:25:37.794 Better than brothers. 1093 01:25:37.959 --> 01:25:41.789 Better than all those shits in their lofts talking about who the fuck cares what 1094 01:25:41.959 --> 01:25:46.079 And now you just... you just tolerate me. 1095 01:25:47.084 --> 01:25:50.084 Do you know how offensive that is to me? 1096 01:25:50.250 --> 01:25:54.290 Think what you want, judge the hell out of me, but don't fucking tolerate me. 1097 01:25:55.959 --> 01:25:57.789 (SIGHS) 1098 01:25:57.959 --> 01:26:00.539 - You don't deserve either of them. - Neither do you. 1099 01:26:00.709 --> 01:26:04.829 You have no idea of the shit that I got her out of... off of. 1100 01:26:05.000 --> 01:26:06.580 Well, I got her off you. 1101 01:26:06.750 --> 01:26:09.920 What? I gave her to you. 1102 01:26:15.834 --> 01:26:17.464 You're obscene. 1103 01:26:17.625 --> 01:26:19.575 We're all obscene. 1104 01:26:19.750 --> 01:26:23.370 Everyone's obscene. That's the whole fucking point. 1105 01:26:23.542 --> 01:26:25.922 We see it and we love each other anyway. 1106 01:26:26.084 --> 01:26:29.374 Love? I was wondering how long it would take you to pull that... 1107 01:26:36.542 --> 01:26:38.172 You hit me. 1108 01:26:38.334 --> 01:26:39.754 (MOCKINGLY) You hit me! 1109 01:26:39.917 --> 01:26:41.037 (SIGHS) 1110 01:26:44.125 --> 01:26:46.785 (GRUNTS AND CHUCKLES) 1111 01:26:46.959 --> 01:26:48.959 All right, Paul. 1112 01:26:49.959 --> 01:26:52.539 I don't know what I'm doing either. (COUGHS) 1113 01:26:52.709 --> 01:26:54.119 Here, help me out, will you? 1114 01:26:54.292 --> 01:26:56.292 Yeah, come on, I'm sorr... Oh! 1115 01:26:58.959 --> 01:27:00.789 What is this? 1116 01:27:04.625 --> 01:27:06.415 Let go! 1117 01:27:06.584 --> 01:27:09.174 (GRUNTING) 1118 01:27:15.834 --> 01:27:17.834 (COUGHING AND GRUNTING) 1119 01:27:20.334 --> 01:27:22.334 (GASPING AND GRUNTING) 1120 01:27:24.750 --> 01:27:26.750 Ah! Argh! 1121 01:27:26.917 --> 01:27:29.577 (GRUNTING) 1122 01:27:41.250 --> 01:27:44.250 (GRUNTING AND GASPING) 1123 01:27:56.459 --> 01:27:58.459 (GRUNTING) 1124 01:28:00.375 --> 01:28:02.365 (GASPS) 1125 01:28:27.584 --> 01:28:29.584 (PAUL GASPS AND GRUNTS) Come on! 1126 01:28:29.750 --> 01:28:32.620 Look at me. Look at me. Look at me! 1127 01:28:34.917 --> 01:28:38.077 Harry, come on, come on, come on! 1128 01:28:46.792 --> 01:28:48.582 (PANTS) 1129 01:28:48.750 --> 01:28:50.750 (Harry.) 1130 01:30:25.917 --> 01:30:27.917 (EXHALES DEEPLY) 1131 01:30:32.959 --> 01:30:34.959 (BREATHES HEAVILY) 1132 01:31:46.584 --> 01:31:48.964 (DOOR SLAMS AND CAR PULLS AWAY) 1133 01:32:23.917 --> 01:32:27.167 Madam, madam... 1134 01:32:27.959 --> 01:32:30.619 Mr Harry in the pool. 1135 01:32:38.209 --> 01:32:41.459 Dead. Dead! 1136 01:32:46.000 --> 01:32:50.420 Ah! No! Argh! 1137 01:32:50.584 --> 01:32:52.124 (WAILING AND SHOUTING) 1138 01:32:52.250 --> 01:32:54.120 Don't scream! 1139 01:32:56.250 --> 01:33:00.500 Your voice, madam, you'll ruin your voice! 1140 01:33:01.250 --> 01:33:03.620 (SCREAMS AND WAILS) 1141 01:33:03.750 --> 01:33:05.420 Don't scream! 1142 01:33:05.542 --> 01:33:08.372 (SCREAMS) 1143 01:33:08.542 --> 01:33:11.502 (GROANING AND WAILING) 1144 01:33:12.542 --> 01:33:14.462 Calm down... 1145 01:33:15.292 --> 01:33:18.462 ♪ You can climb a mountain 1146 01:33:18.625 --> 01:33:21.785 ♪ You can swim the sea 1147 01:33:21.959 --> 01:33:25.419 ♪ You can jump into the fire 1148 01:33:25.584 --> 01:33:27.794 ♪ But you'll never be free 1149 01:33:28.792 --> 01:33:31.752 ♪ You can shake me up 1150 01:33:31.917 --> 01:33:34.037 ♪ Or I can bring you down 1151 01:33:35.875 --> 01:33:38.535 ♪ Oh-oh-oh-oh 1152 01:33:38.709 --> 01:33:42.119 ♪ Oh, we can make each other happy 1153 01:33:42.292 --> 01:33:45.292 ♪ We can make each other happy 1154 01:33:45.459 --> 01:33:48.619 ♪ We can make each other happy... 1155 01:34:00.042 --> 01:34:02.042 - Morning, Marshal. - Good morning. 1156 01:34:02.167 --> 01:34:05.167 ♪ You can climb a mountain... 1157 01:34:06.500 --> 01:34:08.000 What are you doing? Don't touch it. 1158 01:34:08.917 --> 01:34:12.077 ♪ You can jump into the fire 1159 01:34:12.250 --> 01:34:15.420 ♪ But you'll never be free, oh, no, no 1160 01:34:15.584 --> 01:34:18.464 ♪ You can shake me up 1161 01:34:18.625 --> 01:34:21.615 ♪ Or I can bring you down 1162 01:34:22.625 --> 01:34:27.285 ♪ Oh-oh-oh-oh! Oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ 1163 01:34:27.459 --> 01:34:28.709 Mister! 1164 01:34:28.875 --> 01:34:31.535 ♪ We can make each other happy 1165 01:34:31.709 --> 01:34:34.869 ♪ Oh, we can make each other happy 1166 01:34:35.042 --> 01:34:38.212 ♪ Oh, we can make each other happy 1167 01:34:38.375 --> 01:34:41.535 ♪ We can make each other happy ♪ 1168 01:34:43.834 --> 01:34:45.924 Good morning, Marshal La Mattina. 1169 01:34:46.125 --> 01:34:47.325 Hello, sir. 1170 01:34:47.459 --> 01:34:50.329 What is that? Do you know? That thing... 1171 01:34:53.000 --> 01:34:54.830 It's... It's an album. 1172 01:34:55.000 --> 01:34:57.210 Emotional Rescue by the Rolling Stones. 1173 01:34:58.042 --> 01:35:01.582 - What'd he say? - I didn't hear. 1174 01:35:01.750 --> 01:35:03.120 It's music. 1175 01:35:03.250 --> 01:35:05.170 Oh... vinyl? 1176 01:35:17.542 --> 01:35:19.002 May I? 1177 01:35:21.625 --> 01:35:24.035 Can I have some water please? 1178 01:36:01.959 --> 01:36:03.789 (PAUL) There you go, sir. 1179 01:36:03.959 --> 01:36:05.579 Are you OK, madam? 1180 01:36:13.334 --> 01:36:16.124 (WIND RUSTLING CLOTHES) 1181 01:36:21.750 --> 01:36:24.330 (CLEARS THROAT) 1182 01:36:26.125 --> 01:36:27.245 So, Clara... 1183 01:36:28.334 --> 01:36:35.254 first I need to know at what time Mr. Hawkes went swimming in the pool. 1184 01:36:38.042 --> 01:36:40.792 What time Mr Harry... (SIGHS) 1185 01:36:42.625 --> 01:36:45.285 in the water? 1186 01:36:46.459 --> 01:36:49.709 The bath. Splash, in the water. 1187 01:36:49.875 --> 01:36:52.535 Well, he went out after dinner, around ten o'clock 1188 01:36:52.709 --> 01:36:54.869 and we were asleep before he came back, so... 1189 01:36:55.042 --> 01:36:56.372 Around 10:00. 1190 01:36:56.542 --> 01:36:58.462 - No, no. - No, no, no! 1191 01:36:58.625 --> 01:37:01.285 (MARIANNE CROAKS) No dieci. After dieci. 1192 01:37:01.459 --> 01:37:04.669 - After 10:00. - After 10:00... I see. 1193 01:37:04.834 --> 01:37:08.254 And them? When did they go to sleep? 1194 01:37:10.250 --> 01:37:11.080 Ask them. 1195 01:37:11.875 --> 01:37:15.865 What time, uh, you... (SIGHS) 1196 01:37:17.584 --> 01:37:19.504 In the bed. 1197 01:37:25.417 --> 01:37:27.667 12:00. And...? 1198 01:37:28.834 --> 01:37:29.834 You too? 1199 01:37:29.959 --> 01:37:31.669 And the gentleman? 1200 01:37:31.792 --> 01:37:33.422 Um, around 1:30. 1201 01:37:34.417 --> 01:37:36.287 And then I took a sleeping pill. 1202 01:37:38.584 --> 01:37:40.754 - He took drugs. - You took drugs?! 1203 01:37:42.500 --> 01:37:45.250 Drugs? No, of course not. It... 1204 01:37:45.417 --> 01:37:48.077 Jesus, it's a medicine, all right, to go to sleep. 1205 01:37:48.250 --> 01:37:49.080 Ah! 1206 01:37:49.209 --> 01:37:51.709 - Pills to sleep. - To sleep, OK. 1207 01:37:51.834 --> 01:37:56.714 Listen, I'm wasting too much time! I have 30 people to question. 1208 01:37:56.834 --> 01:37:58.834 What can we do? It's not their fault, poor things. 1209 01:37:58.959 --> 01:38:03.579 Tell them to come to the police station at 2:00. 1210 01:38:03.709 --> 01:38:05.829 And I will find a suitable translator. 1211 01:38:05.959 --> 01:38:10.459 Oh! He says, uh, station carabinieri, two! 1212 01:38:10.584 --> 01:38:14.214 At 2:00. All three of them. 1213 01:38:14.750 --> 01:38:17.080 And wear shoes! 1214 01:38:19.459 --> 01:38:20.419 Let's go, guys. 1215 01:38:52.167 --> 01:38:56.167 (BUZZ OF MACHINERY AND WORKERS SHOUT IN BACKGROUND) 1216 01:40:10.417 --> 01:40:12.867 (MEN SHOUTING) 1217 01:40:36.084 --> 01:40:38.174 IDs please? 1218 01:40:38.292 --> 01:40:39.922 Passport. 1219 01:40:42.875 --> 01:40:44.665 Thank you. 1220 01:40:46.959 --> 01:40:54.289 We put them all here in an enclosure, but it's inhumane, it's shameful. 1221 01:40:54.667 --> 01:40:58.537 School isn't in session, can't we put them there? 1222 01:40:58.667 --> 01:41:03.327 There's 12 of them, got it? They're human beings, theoretically. 1223 01:41:07.042 --> 01:41:08.872 (MARESCIALLO) Mister. 1224 01:41:24.459 --> 01:41:25.369 Here we are. 1225 01:41:25.500 --> 01:41:26.370 Paul De Smedt. 1226 01:41:26.542 --> 01:41:28.042 Morning. 1227 01:41:28.209 --> 01:41:29.789 You can speak English or French. 1228 01:41:39.584 --> 01:41:40.874 Take a seat. 1229 01:41:44.375 --> 01:41:46.955 (DISTANT SHOUTS) 1230 01:41:51.792 --> 01:41:53.792 (CROAKS) Are you hurt? 1231 01:41:58.084 --> 01:42:00.084 Of course. 1232 01:42:01.084 --> 01:42:03.124 I'll be sad forever. 1233 01:42:06.250 --> 01:42:08.250 No, I'm... 1234 01:42:10.250 --> 01:42:12.250 Yesterday... 1235 01:42:13.875 --> 01:42:16.865 Paul, he has a wound. 1236 01:42:22.917 --> 01:42:24.917 Did you see it? 1237 01:42:28.917 --> 01:42:30.707 Yeah. 1238 01:42:39.875 --> 01:42:42.535 Here. On the side. 1239 01:42:42.709 --> 01:42:46.169 Do you understand me? Don't talk! 1240 01:42:47.042 --> 01:42:51.422 Maybe you didn't understand, I'm not asking for a favour, 1241 01:42:51.542 --> 01:42:53.542 the fridge in Kamma is broken. 1242 01:42:53.667 --> 01:42:59.577 Tell Giuppy to take out all the meat, the corpse will go bad in this heat. 1243 01:42:59.709 --> 01:43:04.209 Show some respect. You're talking about my father. 1244 01:43:04.792 --> 01:43:06.002 Is it too much to ask? 1245 01:43:08.750 --> 01:43:11.290 You're right miss, sorry. 1246 01:43:11.417 --> 01:43:12.747 I'll call you back. 1247 01:43:12.875 --> 01:43:14.745 10 more minutes. 1248 01:43:15.542 --> 01:43:19.292 Madam, would you follow me, please? 1249 01:43:27.750 --> 01:43:29.120 Have a seat. 1250 01:43:29.250 --> 01:43:33.080 We know you recovering from surgery and it's not easy for you to talk. 1251 01:43:33.250 --> 01:43:35.250 (MOBILE PHONE BUZZES) 1252 01:43:35.459 --> 01:43:39.579 Turn off this phone, it's been ringing for an hour! 1253 01:43:45.375 --> 01:43:48.285 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1254 01:43:48.459 --> 01:43:50.079 How long you and Mr De Smedt friend? 1255 01:43:54.917 --> 01:43:59.037 You were awake... You were awake last night? 1256 01:44:08.542 --> 01:44:11.582 Mario, give me a hand looking for the IDs, 1257 01:44:11.709 --> 01:44:13.579 or the Marshal will be pissed! 1258 01:44:13.709 --> 01:44:15.709 Will he? 1259 01:44:15.834 --> 01:44:18.924 Does he know where to look in this mess here? 1260 01:44:21.584 --> 01:44:23.794 The sand at the bottom of the pool... 1261 01:44:23.959 --> 01:44:25.369 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1262 01:44:25.542 --> 01:44:26.922 ...showed movement. 1263 01:44:27.084 --> 01:44:29.294 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1264 01:44:29.459 --> 01:44:32.039 As if several people were in the water... 1265 01:44:32.209 --> 01:44:34.039 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1266 01:44:34.209 --> 01:44:35.579 Or maybe only two. 1267 01:44:35.750 --> 01:44:38.330 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1268 01:44:38.500 --> 01:44:40.540 Two moving around a lot. 1269 01:44:40.709 --> 01:44:44.419 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1270 01:44:44.584 --> 01:44:46.004 Or maybe fighting. 1271 01:44:46.167 --> 01:44:48.747 Oh! (COUGHS) 1272 01:44:54.125 --> 01:44:57.745 If you are talking about charging Paul De Smedt, 1273 01:44:57.917 --> 01:44:59.917 I need to call my lawyers. 1274 01:45:00.084 --> 01:45:05.174 (BOTH SPEAK ITALIAN) 1275 01:45:06.459 --> 01:45:08.499 No, no, don't worry. 1276 01:45:09.792 --> 01:45:13.792 What a beautiful bag... Beautiful... 1277 01:45:22.084 --> 01:45:24.084 (Please tell me.) 1278 01:45:32.292 --> 01:45:35.292 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1279 01:45:35.459 --> 01:45:37.459 Maresciallo will found out what happened. 1280 01:45:37.625 --> 01:45:40.285 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1281 01:45:43.209 --> 01:45:44.999 He must take care of other drownings. 1282 01:45:45.167 --> 01:45:46.997 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1283 01:45:47.167 --> 01:45:49.617 Yesterday, seven immigrants died in the sea. 1284 01:45:49.792 --> 01:45:54.252 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1285 01:45:54.417 --> 01:45:57.867 Survivors are deported to detention centres in the mainland. 1286 01:45:58.042 --> 01:46:01.872 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1287 01:46:03.667 --> 01:46:06.667 Immigrants in Lampedusa are more than locals now. 1288 01:46:06.834 --> 01:46:08.924 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1289 01:46:09.084 --> 01:46:11.084 It's a tragedy. 1290 01:46:11.250 --> 01:46:13.040 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1291 01:46:13.209 --> 01:46:15.209 It start here, but go far. 1292 01:46:16.459 --> 01:46:18.459 (MARIANNE CROAKS) When did you find them? 1293 01:46:18.625 --> 01:46:21.285 (BOTH SPEAK ITALIAN) 1294 01:46:22.834 --> 01:46:24.254 12:00, yesterday. 1295 01:46:24.417 --> 01:46:25.917 (MARESCIALLO SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1296 01:46:26.084 --> 01:46:28.464 And seven drowned in sea. 1297 01:46:35.667 --> 01:46:37.497 There is a path. 1298 01:46:37.667 --> 01:46:42.167 - (NOTARY SPEAKS ITALIAN) - To the house. 1299 01:46:42.334 --> 01:46:44.544 It comes up behind the pool. 1300 01:46:44.709 --> 01:46:47.869 - (NOTARY SPEAKS ITALIAN) - You saw it. 1301 01:46:48.042 --> 01:46:49.872 (NOTARY SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1302 01:46:50.042 --> 01:46:53.212 And anybody could... 1303 01:46:53.375 --> 01:46:56.785 - (NOTARY SPEAKS ITALIAN) - ...come up there, 1304 01:46:56.959 --> 01:47:01.959 - when Mr Hawkes was swimming and... - (NOTARY SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1305 01:47:02.125 --> 01:47:04.165 ...we would never have heard them. 1306 01:47:04.375 --> 01:47:07.035 (NOTARY SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1307 01:47:07.167 --> 01:47:09.747 She's thinking of the refugees. 1308 01:47:12.584 --> 01:47:14.424 He will ask them. 1309 01:47:14.584 --> 01:47:18.214 (MARESCIALLO SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1310 01:47:22.375 --> 01:47:25.455 They cannot be more offended more than they already are. 1311 01:47:25.584 --> 01:47:26.424 Poor things... 1312 01:47:30.209 --> 01:47:33.079 (CLEARS THROAT) 1313 01:47:39.584 --> 01:47:41.834 (SPEAKS ITALIAN) 1314 01:47:42.000 --> 01:47:43.580 Ah, the girl. 1315 01:47:43.750 --> 01:47:46.920 You and Mr De Smedt have to stay here now, 1316 01:47:47.084 --> 01:47:50.254 but the girl, she can travel if she want. 1317 01:47:50.459 --> 01:47:54.039 But she need her mother to sign the letter, 1318 01:47:54.209 --> 01:47:58.669 because minors cannot travel without consent of the parents. 1319 01:48:00.292 --> 01:48:01.832 She's underage, madam. 1320 01:48:02.375 --> 01:48:04.365 She's 17. 1321 01:48:28.959 --> 01:48:34.169 (MARIANNE) Paul! Paul! 1322 01:48:34.334 --> 01:48:36.714 (THUNDER) 1323 01:49:08.875 --> 01:49:10.705 (MOUTHS) 1324 01:49:48.209 --> 01:49:50.209 (SIGHS) 1325 01:49:54.542 --> 01:49:59.542 I tried to save him. I tried, I tried, I tried. 1326 01:50:14.334 --> 01:50:16.334 (RUMBLE OF THUNDER) 1327 01:50:19.542 --> 01:50:23.172 I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. 1328 01:50:25.167 --> 01:50:27.167 (SOBS) 1329 01:50:30.584 --> 01:50:34.424 I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. 1330 01:50:37.167 --> 01:50:39.167 (SOBS) 1331 01:51:00.625 --> 01:51:02.245 - (KNOCKING) - Yeah? 1332 01:51:02.417 --> 01:51:04.417 Hi, It's me. 1333 01:51:05.542 --> 01:51:07.622 Huge fucking crowd out of there. 1334 01:51:07.792 --> 01:51:10.372 They're turning people away. (CHUCKLES) 1335 01:51:10.542 --> 01:51:13.712 So, Derrick tells me that Worried About You is off the set list. 1336 01:51:13.875 --> 01:51:15.495 - Is that true? - Mm-hm. 1337 01:51:15.667 --> 01:51:18.037 Oh, for Christ's sake. 1338 01:51:18.209 --> 01:51:21.369 - Harry, don't ask me to do... - I'm not asking. 1339 01:51:21.542 --> 01:51:23.542 ...sentimental things for you, anymore. 1340 01:51:23.709 --> 01:51:25.669 It's not fair on Paul. 1341 01:51:25.834 --> 01:51:28.214 - Stop that, would you? Just stop it. - (KNOCKING) 1342 01:51:28.375 --> 01:51:30.745 - Yeah. - (RUNNER) Marianne, it's time. 1343 01:51:30.917 --> 01:51:32.417 Okay. 1344 01:51:32.584 --> 01:51:35.464 It's not about fucking Paul. You know that. 1345 01:51:35.625 --> 01:51:37.995 (DISTANT CHEERING) 1346 01:51:41.709 --> 01:51:44.579 (For fuck's sake! Fuck's sake!) 1347 01:51:46.417 --> 01:51:48.207 (GRUNTS) 1348 01:51:48.375 --> 01:51:51.535 Come on. Why are you resisting me? 1349 01:51:52.542 --> 01:51:54.542 It's done. 1350 01:51:59.084 --> 01:52:01.174 Don't let it upset you. 1351 01:52:01.334 --> 01:52:03.714 (CROWD CHANT) Marianne! Marianne! 1352 01:52:04.750 --> 01:52:06.750 (THUNDER) 1353 01:53:01.917 --> 01:53:04.287 (DISTANT SIREN) 1354 01:53:22.875 --> 01:53:24.455 Well, do you want me to let you know 1355 01:53:24.625 --> 01:53:27.285 if there's some kind of service for friends or something? 1356 01:53:30.000 --> 01:53:32.000 (CROAKS) Why did you lie to us? 1357 01:53:32.167 --> 01:53:33.957 I didn't lie. 1358 01:53:34.125 --> 01:53:36.915 You're not 22, you're 17. 1359 01:53:37.084 --> 01:53:39.674 Christ, you're still in high school. 1360 01:53:42.542 --> 01:53:44.752 You speak Italian. 1361 01:53:44.917 --> 01:53:47.117 Yeah, yeah. 1362 01:53:47.292 --> 01:53:50.872 And you sat there over and over with people... 1363 01:53:52.625 --> 01:53:56.745 struggling to communicate with one another. 1364 01:54:00.917 --> 01:54:04.537 You like to watch people having a hard time. 1365 01:54:04.709 --> 01:54:09.579 Is that it? Is that the kind of woman you want to be? 1366 01:54:11.292 --> 01:54:15.122 I would just rather be left alone. It's different. 1367 01:54:15.292 --> 01:54:19.422 No! That's not different. 1368 01:54:24.875 --> 01:54:26.865 I wasn't your enemy. 1369 01:54:27.959 --> 01:54:29.959 None of us was. 1370 01:54:30.959 --> 01:54:34.119 (CHUCKLES AND SIGHS) 1371 01:54:34.292 --> 01:54:36.502 Don't let it upset you, okay? 1372 01:54:39.834 --> 01:54:41.964 (GASPS) 1373 01:54:49.417 --> 01:54:52.577 (CHUCKLES) Mm. 1374 01:54:55.334 --> 01:54:57.334 (SIGHS) 1375 01:55:14.209 --> 01:55:16.419 (BLEEPING) 1376 01:56:00.084 --> 01:56:02.124 (SOBS SOFTLY) 1377 01:56:22.167 --> 01:56:25.747 (ANNOUNCEMENT IN ITALIAN OVER INTERCOM) 1378 01:56:32.000 --> 01:56:34.370 Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. 1379 01:56:34.542 --> 01:56:36.962 On behalf of our Alitalia crew, we'd like to welcome you aboard 1380 01:56:37.125 --> 01:56:39.115 this flight to Rome Fiumicino. 1381 01:56:39.292 --> 01:56:42.752 Loading operations are being completed and we'll be ready to leave shortly. 1382 01:56:42.917 --> 01:56:46.247 The flying time will be approximately one hour and ten minutes. 1383 01:56:46.417 --> 01:56:48.917 Weather-wise, whilst it's raining here in Pantelleria, 1384 01:56:49.084 --> 01:56:51.004 the forecast for Rome is bright and sunny 1385 01:56:51.167 --> 01:56:53.367 with a temperature of about 30 degrees Celsius. 1386 01:56:53.542 --> 01:56:55.172 We thank you for flying with us. 1387 01:57:04.625 --> 01:57:06.995 (SIREN) 1388 01:57:16.750 --> 01:57:19.330 (SIREN) 1389 01:57:24.125 --> 01:57:26.325 Madam! 1390 01:57:27.459 --> 01:57:29.039 Madam! 1391 01:57:31.125 --> 01:57:33.325 Ms. Lane, excuse me! 1392 01:57:37.084 --> 01:57:38.754 I need to tell you something. 1393 01:57:39.792 --> 01:57:40.622 Mario! 1394 01:57:47.250 --> 01:57:49.210 Go away! 1395 01:57:50.375 --> 01:57:51.705 Madam... 1396 01:57:53.667 --> 01:57:56.577 Can you write your name, madam? 1397 01:57:57.709 --> 01:57:59.709 My name? 1398 01:58:00.209 --> 01:58:04.119 Your name, there? Write it? 1399 01:58:04.250 --> 01:58:05.670 Okay. 1400 01:58:05.834 --> 01:58:07.874 (MARESCIALLO CHUCKLES) 1401 01:58:11.417 --> 01:58:13.617 (MOUTHS) 1402 01:58:13.792 --> 01:58:15.582 (CROAKS) Your name. 1403 01:58:16.042 --> 01:58:17.292 Carmelo. 1404 01:58:17.792 --> 01:58:19.922 Carmelo, madam. 1405 01:58:24.167 --> 01:58:26.537 (MOUTHS) 1406 01:58:30.834 --> 01:58:32.464 (CHUCKLES HAPPILY) 1407 01:58:36.917 --> 01:58:39.577 (CHUCKLES AND MUTTERS) 1408 01:58:44.459 --> 01:58:47.419 Thanks, madam! You are fantastic. 1409 01:58:48.000 --> 01:58:49.290 You are fantastic. 1410 01:58:49.667 --> 01:58:54.497 This is mine alone. From you... to me. 1411 01:58:54.625 --> 01:58:56.165 Mine alone, madam. 1412 01:58:56.792 --> 01:58:58.582 (CROAKS) Okay, I got to go. 1413 01:58:58.750 --> 01:59:01.830 Yes, yes... 1414 01:59:04.042 --> 01:59:05.922 Madam... 1415 01:59:06.292 --> 01:59:08.252 You very nice people. 1416 01:59:09.709 --> 01:59:12.289 You go home now. 1417 01:59:12.459 --> 01:59:14.669 (CHUCKLES) 1418 01:59:26.250 --> 01:59:28.290 (CHUCKLES) 1419 01:59:36.625 --> 01:59:38.825 (SIREN BLARES) 1420 01:59:40.125 --> 01:59:42.785 (CROAKS) He's a fan. 1421 01:59:42.959 --> 01:59:44.959 A fan. 1422 01:59:52.334 --> 01:59:54.334 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 1423 01:59:56.209 --> 01:59:58.209 (DISTANT THUNDER)