Neapolitans in Milan Page #2

 
IMDB:
6.6
Year:
1953
98 min
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Will you get out of the way?

- Hurray Garibaldi! - Stop it!

Go away, Nannina!

- So?

So it's best waiting 2 or 3 days.

The Department will check

documentation and evidence.

Well, news?

I got a call from Milan.

No dice:
dislodge them and start now.

And this?

- Same thing, but they put it in writing.

Registered letter with return receipt.

- Better. Keep it, may come in handy.

Mr. Parenti? - The gentleman.

- It's me. - I'm from the Prefecture.

His Excellency the Prefect sent a car

and is awaiting you. - Very kind.

Go to the site and wait.

Keep the workers ready

and avoid any incident.

Good morning. - Mr. Parenti is awaited

by Mr. Prefect. - Very well.

Hello?

Mr. Parenti.

Alright!

This way.

Please do go in, Sir.

Up, up! Up!

Come on, come on!

More, more! Higher!

But... but what're you doing?

But... let me down!

I'll report you!

You reckless wretches! Let me down!

This is a kidnapping, you realize it?

I will send you to jail!

Yes! I will send you all to jail!

Without mercy, got it?

Goodbye mister, there's no danger!

Under the seat we put food and water.

And a blanket.

It was all set up, huh?

But you will remember me!

You will remember Mr. Parenti!

Rascals!

Rascals!

"Funeral Services"

Stop!

Oh, he's here. Don Salvatore,

a letter for you, from the Ministry.

Oh, the reply from the Ministry.

Very well!

Let's hope it's good news.

Quiet, quiet, guys. Do not worry.

Don Salvatore!

Is all right.

The Milanese was settled.

Good.

And we too have been settled!

You can free the Milanese.

Negative response.

Negative? - But you promised...

- And what can I do?

What... - I too must vacate,

you get it or not? Clear off!

Be careful!

Hey, be careful, we're here below!

Come on, tonight we go to sleep outdoors!

- Please!

I knew it was going to end like this, Dad!

Hurry up, for it's late!

Push it, I'll pull!

- But push how? It's too big!

Here, Donna Carmela.

But, you got strenght? You got health?

So push!

Oof! It doesn't go through!

Oh Mary, what a mess!

I can't take it anymore!

Don't worry, mom,

we'll pack the next load ourselves.

Look! There he is! The mayor, the patron!

Dear Don Salvatore, when there was "Him",

this wouldn't happen!

Come on! - But now he's gone!

Stand still with your hands!

All right! We will take the rematch!

Huh! You'll see the rematch with this,

with binoculars in reverse!

Let's go.

Buffoon! - Scrap of men.

- That's crazy! Stuff to tear your hair.

We'll do, we'll say...

The mayor! Buffoon again.

Hey, don't scream!

You want me to slap you all? - Who, me?

The head! The head! The head!

Come on, a bit more. - I'm really fed up!

- Pull a bit more, a bit more!

Laugh some more, you!

Boss, those in the Horn don't want

to get out! The anarchist, Piccirillo,

stirred them up. Says that

not even with the guns! - How many are?

Antonio Esposito with Irene the chorister.

Alberto Di Gennaro, Pasquale Capasso,

Tommaso Piccirillo and Emanuele Coppola.

Well, forget it, they'll give in.

Let's go on!

But, you'll take responsibility?

- Yeah, I'll take the responsibility!

Let's go on.

- Oh... well.

Come out! Come!

Outta my way!

I told you not to go near there!

Don't pay heed to that one!

Nice guy he is!

Where are you going, wretch?

Come back! Come on!

I want no trouble!

I've endured you for 20 years.

I'm an artist, I!

Huh, listen! Says she's an artist!

I wanna blast her brains!

- What're you doing? Wait!

Get off me! Get off me! Get off me!

Wicked woman!

Ungrateful! And to say that in August

I even took her to the cinema!

Forget about her!

Leave her alone!

Let her go! Let go those who want to!

Freedom!

Trotsky said that

everyone is his own master.

And the first one deserting,

I smash his head!

Hey, somebody!

Can I talk to one of the barricaded five?

Show up!

I order you to vacate!

No sir! It takes more than that

to bend the forces of freedom!

Yes, the sergeant is right!

But what are we doing here?

Shut up, traitor, coward!

It's a useless resistance.

- That's what I say too!

Shut up, fake Garibaldian!

Say, are you afraid, are you afraid?

I wash my hands of it!

Settle matters and think it over.

Soon here will start the digger!

The house is insecure!

What did I tell you? Get out!

So I pull them out with the police?

No, never mind. I made start

just to establish the principle.

I make prop up the house before

giving the stop. It's better.

Tomorrow we'll see.

- Careful with the cart! - Foreman!

Here again, you? What do you want?

Nothing!

I just wanted to congratulate you!

Not even the Germans had succeeded,

but you made it!

Engineer, you must forgive her!

She's angry, like everyone else!

Don Salvato', I'm sorry!

Look... - No, there's a misunderstanding.

If these houses are ugly for you,

they're ugly as well for us!

But sleeping outdoors, is worse!

Take care!

Come on, walk on.

Calm, and walk on.

Engineer!

Engineer!

Sivieri. Sivieri!

There are five men underneath!

Sivieri!

Engineer Parenti!

Quick, run! Quick!

Sivieri!

Sivieri!

There he is!

Well, what's up? Who's this?

The Horn has collapsed!

And 5 unfortunates are underneath!

They blamed him, and almost killed him.

And where do we put him?

- Well, he'll make do.

Poor people!

- What a disaster!

He's still asleep!

- I'd say!

Until five o'clock

he walked back and forth.

Come on, come on, let's have a coffee.

As if we had slept well!

Yeah, but if we'd put him in here,

what would he think of us?

Gimme the comb.

- Then why did you bring him?

Otherwise in Milan

they'd say we kill the Milaneses.

Nanni', who do you want to fool?

You like him! - And you don't, right?

What you said the other day?

"He looks just like Douglas Fairbanks Jr!"

- But so to speak...

Even Donna Carmela likes him.

- Me? Girls, you're fool!

I don't care! - He's handsome!

- Yes, but I already got a boyfriend.

We didn't need the Milanese

to find a sweetheart.

Get down. Don't act prissy, come on.

We go there to see what they say.

You stay there and don't move.

And be careful, cause here in Naples

it's no joke. - Stay well hidden!

Carmela, I think we can return to the

alley. The eviction will be suspended.

But we must carry everything.

- With the cart.

I'll take care of the cart, don't worry.

- All right. Then let's go.

Cover yourself, it's cold.

Sorry if you slept uncomfortably,

but we couldn't give you one of our rooms.

Oh, no! In Milan you might say that

in Naples, we sleep all in the same room!

You've heard any news?

- No, nothing, nothing.

Only what I've told you last night.

Oh, but we've got the radio though!

Let's hear the newscast.

Ah, it still takes five minutes.

Take your coffee in the meantime.

- Thank you.

Thanks also for all the rest.

- Don't think about it. Take that cup.

Why did you help me?

Certainly not for your looks!

I did it because...

You resent Neapolitans so much already!

- But, it never crossed my mind.

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Eduardo De Filippo

Eduardo De Filippo (24 May 1900 – 31 October 1984), also known simply as Eduardo was an Italian actor, playwright, screenwriter, author and poet, best known for his Neapolitan works Filumena Marturano and Napoli Milionaria. Considered as one of the most important italian artists of 20th century was author of many theatrical dramas put on play and directed by himself first and later awarded and played outside Italy. For his artistic merits and contribution to the culture was nominee senatore a vita by Italian Presidente della Repubblica Sandro Pertini. more…

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