Every Blessed Day Page #7
- Year:
- 2012
- 102 min
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Yes?
Am I mistaken or is this the
- The 5th, truth be told.
- The 5th?
Hope it's not a bother
because I was planning
on coming tomorrow too.
As one says, it was a pleasure,
see you tomorrow.
Wait!
- Do you really like my songs?
- Undoubtedly, very much.
- Aren't they depressing?
- They're beautiful.
- Thanks.
- Thank you.
You are...
no, no point in telling you.
Tell me, what am I?
Well, you are unequivocally
talented.
Plus, your lyrics
are somewhat reminiscent
of Deborah Ager,
of Catherine Anderson.
Who? Actually, they're just words
that come to mind...
Impressive, they're
extraordinarily intense words.
Really? Maybe they just
sound better in English,
my Italian sucks.
When you sing you exude a beauty
that... how can I put it?
That disorients me.
And even when you don't sing.
But I'm sure you're aware of this,
no need for me to expatiate.
Tonight we're together.
' Twisht!
- We're together tonight.
- Tonight we're together, tonight.
Is that an observation of the fact
that it's night and we're here,
or would this be a resolution
for the upcoming hour?
I myself certainly
have no objections, at any rate...
- Does that mean you're interested?
- Dagnabit!
I'd say this exceeds
my rosiest expectations.
- Is that a yes?
- Yes.
Unequivocally,
by all means, let's go.
- Go where?
- To your place, no?
I'm actually staying
with this guy...
Okay, follow me.
Staying with a QUY?
A drummer,
but we're semi-broken up.
- Semi-broken up?
- He'd be happy if I left.
Really? Okay...
Not to be insensitive to his plight,
but I'm glad to hear that.
The way you talk cracks me up,
sounds like you're from an old book.
I'll consider that a compliment.
You haven't told me your name.
I'm Antonia, and you?
Me? Guido.
Guido is nice,
reminds me of a guide dog...
Or it could remind you
of Guido Pomposiano,
who can be considered
the patron saint of musicians...
EVERY BLESSED DAY
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