Madrid, 1987 Page #4
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- 1987
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Be more dramatic.
You sound like
you're giving the time.
Hey!
Please!
We're locked in here!
Help!
Please!
Can anybody help us?
Hey!
Can anybody hear me?
They must all be away
for the weekend
because of the heat.
No, stop.
Seriously.
Are we gonna let nothing happen?
Please, stop.
I just want to get out of here.
Is the interview over?
You've seen what I am
and don't like it.
Or have you seen what you are
and don't like it either7
Maybe you want to leave
because you don't like
what brought you here.
After all,
I've been honest the whole time.
You might have been lying all along.
Forget the door,
it's not going to open.
Don't be scared,
I won't do anything to you.
We'll tell the gorilla to forget it.
What were you hoping
to get from me?
Make off with some literary secret
few naive.
I wanted to f*** you from the beginning,
nothing else interested me.
Read the interview from start to finish
and you won't find a single word
or brilliant phrase
that doesn't really mean "F*** me,"
Let me f*** you,"
Get naked for me."
Your friend won't come.
Yeah, on Monday.
Monday...
he'll rescue us.
Like two castaways.
That's what we are, two castaways.
Two castaways.
I'm a dead body
washed up on the beach.
And you're... Well, you're...
still swimming,
desperately trying
to grab hold of something.
there's something out there
floating...
that resembles dreams.
And there isn't.
There isn't, ask your sister.
This is it.
There you have it, the meaning! of ffe,
like two passing trains.
You're going...
and I'm coming.
This is like a mechanical problem
in the tunnel. Unexpected.
You and I...
were just destined to cross paths.
Each on a track,
headed in opposite directions.
Is sleeping with me
that important for you?
What is it, a victory?
I courted people who could help me up.
I praised people who didn't deserve it
to please the ears of those
who could
give me a leg up.
I took whatever steps I could.
A step here, another there...
Things were much tougher back then.
the fascist party press, nepotism...
Today things get resolved
more cleanly.
Things are more... mercantile.
Supply and demand.
We were all feeling guilty
and then I came along
with my writing...
Young and free.
Like you are now.
I didn't come here
to ask you for anything.
I set out a pile of crap
to attract flies. It worked.
Can we please stop
and find a way out of here
Don't kid yourself, gorgeous.
Right now, I'd trade your thighs
for a cigarette
and your perfect tits
for a glass of whisky!
There you have it.
Everybody has their priorities.
Six o'clock.
Did you hear that?
What would you be doing
if you were out there?
It's Saturday.
in the weekend.
I don't like going out
on Saturdays.
Too many people.
It makes you feel special.
Feeling special is important.
What makes you think you're special?
Isn't everybody?
You'd be surprised
by how many people
aspire to be completely normal.
Were a race apart.
You have to fight to the teeth
for not end up being one of them.
I think
the French Revolution
was wrong about
egalite, liberte, fraternite.
Fraternity with whom
with a good beating
that all men are not brothers.
Or do you believe that crap?
Only priests used to repeat it.
Now it's Coca-Cola,
the Olympic Games...
Do you read?
What do you read?
I don't know,
novels.
I read novels all the time.
only watched TV.
the newspaper.
I do read.
What do you like?
I don't know.
Truman Capote, "la Old Blood."
And other Americans before him
Faulkner, Fitzgerald, Hemingway.
They invented the contemporary author
like others invented the automobile.
They conjugated everything
The Great Gatsby,"
A Moveable Feast"...
I did read "The Great Gatsby."
And "This Side of Paradise."
I love "Portnoy's Complaint."
And Portrait of the Artist
as a Young Man.
I think that's when Joyce tells it
One day...
after Catholic School,
killing time,
walking along the dock
he sees a beautiful girl
walking in the water
and it's like a illumination.
An illumination that leads him to choose
life and art above everything else.
Even if life is disorder
and art is suffering.
What you read when youre young
is all you ever read.
They say we always write
the same book.
the same book.
Do you like the Latin Americans?
You make them sound like
Let's not discuss tastes.
How could we ever
understand each other?
It's like a 17lh century knight
meeting a rock singer.
Young people like impossible things.
And older people, the simplest.
It's like flying.
When you're young
you think you can fly.
Tfsag you car just fly away
Fly away I dbrft know.
From this country,
from this bathroom,
from this world.
The whole point of f***ing you
was to fly with your wings
fly a little while.
To get a little taste of youth.
Do you read Proust?
I tried.
Im
the only theme.
The passing of time.
You'll have to excuse me.
I need to pee.
Sex matters a lot to people.
But only one percent
has anything to do with eroticism.
Hundreds, even thousands of songs
and poems have been written
about love and passion.
What about pissing?
Or what our kidneys do, or the liver
There's no literature about the crucial
labors performed by the lungs.
Literature eludes the truth
because it wants to compete with God
in the unknown.
With God and Disney.
Don't be afraid to talk about
things organic.
People who say
are revolting sentimentalists.
Don't trust the abstract,
trust your senses.
About Stendhal.
A critic once said he wrote
like a concierge.
That's a virtue, not a defect.
Write plainly, tell what you see.
Hello!
Can anybody hear me
We're locked in here!
Neighbors!
What I have here
is a pretty typical human conflict.
To f***...
or not to f***.
If we do it, everything will become
less tense, less interesting.
Have you ever noticed
that when two lovers
desire each other and make love
their bodies are weightless
Its like they're floating
But once satisfied
they get heavy again.
They become real again,
like the flesh on a woman
in a Rubens.
But not doing it
makes you restless as well.
Being near you
is like sitting by a fountain
and not being able to run
How long will this last?
I want to get out of here, damn it!
Somebody get me out of here!
I can't take it anymore!
I can't take it anymore.
I'm choking.
I'm choking, can't you see?
Why do you make me feel
like I'm alone?
I'm intolerable, I know.
I know I'm intolerable.
I can't stand myself.
I look in the mirror and see
a f***ing shadow of myself.
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