All Roads Lead to Rome Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2015
- 90 min
- 227 Views
Is this it?
Ok. Eh?
Yeah. Yes?
Is it ok if I come with you?
Here.
Marcellino.
Carmen.
Oh, Carmen.
Mamma Mia.
Cari Amati...
Summer!
Mom?
Sorry. I'm sorry.
Sorry.
Hi. Ah, honey.
What are you doing?
You're totally screwing up
this beautiful thing.
Listen to me.
You listen to me, ok?
The police are coming,
but it's ok.
I'm gonna fix everything, all right?
Fix what?
I need you to come with me now.
No, mom, I am not leaving.
Summer, you have
to come with me.
Do you know what I've
been through to get here?
Siamo qui riuniti
alla presenza di Dio...
Summer, come on, sweetie.
No. Stop it. We have to go.
Seriously, you have to come with me now.
I'm serious.
I'm not moving.
Seriously?
No, Luca. No. No, no.
Pap?
Carmen.
Carmen. Carmen.
Chiami un'ambulanza.
No, no, no.
Summer Falk,
you're under arrest.
No. No, no, no.
You can't do this.
Yes, we can, madam.
'Cause your daughter
has stolen a car,
kidnapped a defenseless old...
No, she didn't kidnap...
She's driven without
a valid driving license.
She forged your signature
and caused damage to a hire car,
stolen gasoline, broken a
fence, released chickens,
and caused what
could have developed...
For crying out loud.
Into a major fire
if the firemen hadn't
come very quickly.
And all of the above
in less than 24 hours.
Summer, summer, summer.
Stop, no! Mom! No, no, no.
Can't just take her.
I have to be with her.
What are you doing? Where
are you taking her?
I don't even know where
you're taking her.
To the police station, madam.
Hey, gentle! Gentle!
Stop it! Don't be
so rough with her!
She's not a hardened criminal.
What are you doing?
There will be a hearing tomorrow
morning at 9:
00 at the police station.That will be your opportunity
to state your case.
- Arrivederci.
- Mom.
Honey, I'm coming, ok?
I'll be right there.
I'll be right there. I'll be...
Hey.
I'm sorry.
Maybe things got
a little out of hand.
W-why are you sorry?
You got your story. That's
what you wanted, wasn't it?
I wanted to help you.
Luca. You wanted to help Luca.
Call me if there's
anything I can do for you.
Please.
Hi.
Candy and Marcel. Heh.
The way we were.
It would have been so cool
just to have had one
more chance, you know?
Uh, she's in room 103.
This one. Thank you.
Grazie. Thanks.
S.
Maggie.
Hey. Hi.
I wanted to see
how Carmen was, and...
She was lucky.
She has a mild concussion
from when she fell and hit
her head on the floor.
She's recovering well.
Oh, my god, I'm glad.
I'm so glad.
I really wanted to apologize
for being so selfish.
What should I expect
from a woman
who just runs away
when it suits her?
It was the same back then.
You just...
Packed your bags and left.
You act unilaterally.
You cut off communication.
That's fine. Heh.
The message is clear, Chiaro.
But, Luca, back then, i...
What?
I thought you would forget it.
Sure.
Just because I...
I tell every girl I meet
that I love her?
Don't worry about it.
I'm fine. My mother is fine.
My daughter is fine.
Daughter?
Oh.
So ok.
Goodbye, Maggie.
Giulia Carni.
Giulia, it's Maggie Falk.
Giulia.
Oh.
Look, I've told you
I'm so sorry.
No, you said every story
can be viewed
from different angles,
and I would like to give
you another opportunity.
What is this all about?
Well, if you will listen,
I will tell you.
Ok.
I suppose I owe you that.
But I need a drink first.
Ragazzo, Martini per Favore.
Thank you for helping me.
I was concerned you might...
Have a negative attitude
because of him, Luca.
Luca? No.
I gave him up long time ago.
Too hard to get.
Well, we dated some...
But there was always
someone else in the way...
Some woman a long, long time ago
who he couldn't forget.
I think she was American.
I wish the two of you all luck.
Comprising 17 infractions
to be sentenced
under the juvenile court
with the expected outcome
of a significant fine,
criminal record, and
proceeding for deportation.
I'm...
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry I'm late.
Mom, where were you?
Sorry, honey.
Oh, yeah, that's all right.
We'll soon be finished here.
Since your daughter is a minor,
you'll be called to a separate
meeting with social services,
um, so we can go through
details and...
And, uh, discuss...
I'm sorry. I have to take this.
Pronto, Comandante.
S. S...
Scusi?
Grazie. Grazie.
Wow, mom, that was amazing.
How'd you get her
to go along with you?
Oh, I appealed
to her sense of...
Journalistic sisterhood.
Well, you journalized
the hell out of it.
Did I? Totally.
You were like, "I came,
I saw, I crushed."
You were Caesar.
Wow. If you say so.
You were like the
mother of all Caesars.
You really...
A caesarian section.
You operated. You liberated
Caesar from your womb.
Oh, I did.
Mmm.
Don't call me that.
Well, it's true.
You're free.
And when I say free,
I mean free.
You mean I can do whatever I
want and call Tyler free?
I am backing you 100%.
Even if I drive off a cliff?
Yes. I mean, not physically.
In that case,
can I borrow your phone?
I'm getting you a new one.
Thanks.
Tyler?
Summer. Heh.
Baby, yo, how'd it go?
Um, are you... are you
cool to head back?
Yeah. I can do whatever I want.
That is awesome.
So that's settled.
It turns out I'm not going
to be able to help you.
But you promised.
I did,
but I'm breaking that promise,
'cause I realized
you have no honor.
Honor?
Yeah, honor,
an apparently outmoded
patriarchal concept that I'm...
I'm...
That I'm... I'm re appropriating
as a nongender term
for the furtherance of
individual responsibility.
Can you just tell him that?
No, no. It's better
coming from you.
What I mean is,
Tyler, you're a dick.
What are you gonna do now?
Go back to uncle
George's cottage?
Nah, nah, nah. We're gonna
stay in Rome for a few days,
'cause there's something that
I promised to make right.
Hmm.
Grazie.
Ok.
Hey.
Grazie.
Hi.
You're right.
I do cut people off
when I'm scared.
Maggie, i... I wish...
I wish I had been
straight with you.
I wish I had stayed
instead of running away.
Yeah, but... you don't
have to explain.
Honestly, it doesn't matter now.
I just came because I want
me when you opened my eyes,
because your mother is genuinely
very much in love with that man,
and she is gonna do
what she wants to do
with or without your say-so.
So...
Say so.
Maybe.
I don't know.
By the way, how old
is your daughter?
So you already
had her back then.
I mean when we were...
When we were together.
Why didn't you tell me?
Would you have gone
with a divorced guy
with a young daughter?
I'm gonna take that
as rhetorical.
Hey.
Could you...
Accept one now?
See how you feel about that
thought in 20 minutes' time.
What?
Where are you going?
Shh.
Oh.
Did you arrange this?
A woman takes what she wants
when she wants it,
right, Carmen?
Marcellino e Carmen...
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