Luna di miele in tre Page #3

 
IMDB:
5.2
Year:
1976
94 min
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I beg to differ.

I had the same argument

with your doctor...

We don't do this thing or,

at least, I don't.

What? If you save me,

will it help you

atone for all the others?

I need no atonement.

I believe in what I do.

I don't want you on my conscience

because I disagree with your choice.

Understood?

I really feel hungry.

What about going out for dinner?

Legend says, about

Sleymaniye Mosque,

that the architect took

advantage of the streams of air.

to reinforce the support

of its dome.

- Is everything okay?

- Yes, thank you.

May I smoke since

there's no one around?

Of course.

- No, thanks.

- The air that goes up...

and moves in parallel with

the pipes of the columns...

helps the support of the dome,

understand?

Approximately. Is it possible?

I doubt it,

but it's a fascinating story!

In fact, if you ever

go to Istanbul,

put a piece of paper

under the dome.

What's going to happen?

Nothing perhaps...

Will you tell me about?

What were you studying before...

Medicine but only for a few years.

Right, it takes too many years

and it is difficult...

And this...

let's say 'activity' of yours,

is it your job?

Don't you do anything else?

Don't you have any plans, ambitions?

What we're doing is important.

Please, don't start

with the ideology.

What are you supposed to be?

A cell of combatants

for the euthanasia?

With the prices you charge

only a few have the

opportunity of a decent ending.

You don't know

what you're talking about.

Anyway, you're free to believe

I'm doing this for mercenary reasons.

I don't care about what

you're thinking about me.

No, I'm sorry, I do care,

that's why I'm asking.

How do you practically do it?

Do you live with your parents?

How do you do it?

Do you keep the poison for dogs

hidden in your room?

What do you say to your mother

whenever you come back from Mexico?

My mother died ten years ago.

From illness?

Yes.

What's this in your mouth?

- What?

- This here.

A 'piercing.'

For what reason?

I image it must have

a special meaning for you.

- Yes.

- Like what?

I read somewhere that

the Aztec priests

were piercing their tongues

with thorns of agave.

So what?

A new life was blooming

thanks to the blood of sacrifice.

- Like the flower of agave.

- What a load of bollocks!

Why bollocks?

Contemporary stupidity

knows no limits.

All right.

I have to catch up my train.

You can stay at my home,

I have a spare room.

No, thank you.

Make yourself at home.

If you need anything,

everything is over there.

Thank you.

- Good night, Honey.

- Irene.

My name is Irene.

Oh... much better.

Sir?

Did you find anything?

Do you want to have breakfast?

Yes, thank you.

Okay, I'll call you back later.

Great, good bye.

What's wrong?

Are you still seeing her?

- Who?

- Her.

Her! No...

Yes, once in a while.

Why?

Are you still jealous?

Sometimes.

Let's talk about it.

Some other time.

Give me that number.

I have to go.

- 0422?

- It's in Treviso.

All right, bye.

Irene, next week in Treviso...

it's about a young man.

I'm sorry, its battery

is running out.

Did it hit you?

Come on...

I like the Italians,

they're buoyant and friendly.

And the women are real beauties!

Italian women are so beautiful.

I like them very much,

joyful people.

I adore Italian women.

Sometimes I compare them

to Mexican women...

They're so tender, devoted...

They're cheerful, they like dancing...

Number 19.

Get inside, it's open.

To the right.

Carlo Grimaldi.

Leave a message. Thank you.

Good evening or, rather,

good morning.

Carlo Grimaldi.

Leave a message. Thank you.

- Hello?

- Is that you, sir?

- Sir.

- Hello?

I called you a zillion times,

what the hell!

When someone leaves a message,

you have to call him back!

Where are you?

Outside your house.

Why?

I was worrying about you.

As you can see, I'm still

in the world of the living.

Can I come up, please?

- No.

- Why not?

I'm coming down myself.

What do you want from me?

Let me be.

Delete my number.

It's the third time

you show up in three weeks.

Do you miss me?

You weren't answering my calls

and that stressed me out too much.

Stressed you out?

What a way to speak...

Cut the crap!

What did you want me to say:

I was worrying about you.

I was anxious, is that better?

It's of no importance.

Do you know what is important?

That I rushed here like an idiot

because I thought you killed yourself.

Are you feeling any better now?

Did you ease your scout's conscience?

Good bye.

You don't go anywhere.

- Scouts and bollocks!

- Don't touch me.

- I came here for you.

- You're nothing to me.

What a load of rubbish!

You act the stoic...

You're all talk but you don't

have the guts to commit suicide.

Are you scared?

Is that all? You're scared.

Overcome it!

The music is very nice

but makes me drowsy.

I think I'm going home

to take a nap.

- Did you get tired of me, today?

- Get tired?

You assaulted me!

You deserved it.

Who else will be there?

It's not that I don't want...

I'll call you later, bye.

Dad?

Maybe, I'll move back to Rome again...

Whatever you wish,

you always have your room.

You came early.

- Are you nuts?

- The wet uniform is warming me up.

- Hello, Bella!

- Hurry up, they're waiting.

- What's this?

- You'll see...

Shall I leave her in your garden?

Bella, wait!

My God, wait!

- When are you leaving?

- Tomorrow.

What a bad luck!

You always have to leave.

How're things with Mr WWF?

- Good...

- Did you meet him?

- Did you screw?

- What do you think?

Does he want to dump his wife?

Enough with the interrogation!

- I don't know!

- All right, cool down.

I'm sorry,

I want go there again.

Why?

I got tired.

Get tired of what?

Come.

I'm sorry.

What do you think?

He says that he saw you in

his dream last night, Honey.

Thank you.

What is it?

Do you want to leave

the window open?

What?

He wants to look outside,

through the window.

Can you help me, please?

Lorenzo, we can stop

at any moment you want.

Just say the word.

I can't understand him, Madame.

Goddammit, was it the Lamputal?

No, it was the vodka.

No problem,

I'll clean everything up.

That's it, I'll take it

to dry it up.

Mummy's going to tidy

everything up

and fix you another vodka.

I'll get you another glass.

- I'll get you another glass.

- No!

- Don't you want some vodka?

- Would you like some music?

What you want?

Do you want us to stay... with you.

We'll stay with you.

I shouldn't go away like that.

It isn't right.

I should have waited till the end.

There are rules.

I make mistakes every time.

There are words I can't say.

I never say 'I wish' or 'see you.'

We don't use future tenses.

Nothing that will remind them

that finally...

We have to be invisible.

They mustn't think that we're

going to return to our lives after.

He chose a song.

It was 'Black.'

It's a long piece,

it lasts for sever minutes.

He couldn't take it any more.

No more music.

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Carlo Vanzina

Carlo Vanzina (13 March 1951 – 8 July 2018) was an Italian film director, producer and screenwriter.Vanzina was born in Rome, the son of Maria Teresa Nati and film director Stefano Vanzina and brother of Enrico Vanzina. In 2001, he directed the romantic comedy film South Kensington starring Rupert Everett and Elle Macpherson. Two of his films, Eccezzziunale... veramente (1982) and Vacanze di Natale (1983), were shown as part of a retrospective on Italian comedy at the 67th Venice International Film Festival. more…

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