Sara Page #3

Synopsis: The forty-something Leon who used to be with special forces is now an alcoholic after his wife left him. He gets a call to meet a mobster who's looking for a bodyguard. When he arrives the mobster refuses to hire him because he can tell he's an alcoholic, but when he saves his life a few minutes later, the gangster is very appreciative and gives Leon the job. He's not hired to protect the gangster, but the gangster's 16-year-old daughter, Sara. At first she is annoyed by him and is rebellious and won't cooperate with him, but when he saves her life and takes a bullet for her, she falls in love with him. She makes advances towards him telling him she wants him to be her man. Naturally he refuses her at first because he knows her father would kill him. Eventually he gives in and they become secret lovers. They're in love but how long can they continue their relationship before her father finds out? And what will he do when he finds out?
 
IMDB:
6.5
Year:
1997
110 min
124 Views


I'll shove enough drugs up their

ass to give them constipation.

- Do you believe me?

- Yes, I do.

Drugs are for idiots.

Who forces them to buy?

Do I put a gun to their heads?

When you were a child

did you take drugs?

No, but you weren't in town then.

I have a Russian test today.

Are you worried?

No.

Heads or tails?

Heads.

- Don't you regret burning them?

- I don't have any hot water.

Have you read them all?

Yes, a long time ago.

Now I like the cinema better.

Was it good for you?

It's because it was

my first time.

I want you to do it again.

To lay on me and to be inside me.

I want to feel what a woman feels

when making love with her man.

I'm not your man.

It didn't hurt at all.

Not even for a moment.

My mother told me that if you love

the man you do it with

it doesn't hurt at all

the first time.

And I love you.

You just think you do.

Love is something that

doesn't really exist.

It's something that makes

mercy disappear.

It's like building a house and

burning everything all around it.

Love is listening at the door

to hear if those are her shoes

squeaking

on the stairs.

Love is when you whisper baby to

a woman forty years old,

when you watch her eating even

though you can't swallow a thing...

and when you can't fall asleep

until you touch her.

Love is when you're standing under

a tree together and you wish

it would fall over so you'd

have to protect her.

And when somebody wants to hurt

her, you shield her with your body?

No, then it's just a job.

You can't keep skipping school.

Let's do it again.

Stop it.

I'm not sure I had an orgasm.

You did.

I have this book...

"How to have regular orgasms

until you're ninety. "

I just don't know why they call it

a guide for lonely women.

What's so funny?

You know what?

What?

Throw that book away.

You only had four hours of lessons

today, I checked...

Haven't you heard about

extracurricular activities?

I have a chance to get an award

for the best grades this year.

I went to the Zacheta gallery with

Leon and I have a speech to give tomorrow.

One of my girlfriends, said

that Matejko was

a famous Polish basketball player.

Thanks, son.

It's none of your business.

Do you think my lover

will like this?

I really don't know.

May I try it on?

You let her get away with that?

Want to see?

My hands have to be free.

So how much longer, doctor?

That long?

I feel that this implant

is going to fall out.

Are you sure?

I think it's stopped working.

No, I feel it instinctively.

All right, I won't worry.

There's no reason to worry,

is there?

Thank you.

Which one do you like better?

Neither, they both make you look older.

How about this?

You look better in the red one.

The one with holes.

Come over here for a minute.

What for?

I don't deserve to be treated

so impolitely.

Look, so young, and she has to

f*** that dirty Italian.

As I remember it, she fell

in love with him...

Yeah, sure!

The punk found her in a pasture

and bought her like a goat.

Christ, I'm really glad that

we live in Poland...

I could take anything except

somebody doing that to my daughter,

I'd go crazy!

She's my only child, you know?

We know.

Listen I trust you.

If you see that something's wrong,

that some punk

is hanging around her,

let me know, all right?

There is a guy hanging around her.

A big guy.

Couldn't you take her

out of that school?

She could learn the

same things here.

Will a tutor give her a diploma?

Please, I won't be able to keep

an eye on her there.

Try to understand,

Sara has to finish school.

I need it, and so does she.

I once told her that I'd give her

a wonderful husband.

Do you know what she told me?

"That's obvious, Daddy".

And that's why I love her.

She's at a difficult age now but

we'll work it out together.

You'll help us, won't you?

Do I draw well?

These drawings are staying here.

If I ever take them away

I won't come back to you...

but that won't happen because

I believe in relationships

- that last a lifetime.

- Whose lifetime?

Even elephants love each

other for years...

and scientists have proven

that whales...

- Do I look like a whale?

- Your fishes do it, too!

But in water!

We're not going to raise baby fish...

Matejko's last exhibition...

was at

the Zacheta Gallery in 1921.

I didn't know that.

Then you'd better learn.

Then I better go to school.

Will you tell me if you love me...

even a little?

I can't give you my coat.

And you can't hug me,

can you?

Now you can't hold me even

though five minutes ago...

you burned my school book because

you didn't want me to freeze.

And now, out here and nearly to

the car, you can't warm me?

Great soup, darling.

I was just telling Leon that nobody

cooks as well as you do.

That's true.

Great soup.

The last time I ate soup like this

was in the Golan Heights in 1980.

Darling, do you know what's

going on with our daughter?

Nothing, I just feel sick.

- Maybe you have indigestion?

- I feel like vomiting because I'm pregnant.

A great joke for Sunday dinner.

I can't seem to finish this house.

Yesterday I got rid of ten workers.

Did you bury them in the garden?

No, I just fired them.

You think she's fallen in love?

With whom?

With you.

She'd have to call you

Daddy, or Uncle.

You're like a piece of antique

furniture to her.

Do you know that next year I'll be more

legal than President Kwasniewski?

You mean you'll get your Masters'?

And I'll need a business partner...

Don't make me laugh.

Someone who's not in the business,

who's absolutely honest

and whom I can trust.

A friend.

I'm going home.

Wait! I haven't finished.

Find somebody else

to take my place.

Why not put some fish in here?

We'd have something alive...

Everything has to end sometime.

No.

We love each other.

I love you.

Then you have a problem.

Please...

Why do you hurt me?

- How was the test?

- Fine.

For you.

How do you know I like them?

I know a lot.

I know everything about you.

I know how tall you are,

how much you weigh,

what your shoe size is,

and your bra...

- I even know when you have your period.

- Did you go through my things?

- No way.

You prefer him to drive because

he's more handsome.

More handsome?

And a little intelligent, huh?

He took you to an exhibition of

Matejko's paintings...

But you're more subtle.

- Really?

- Yes.

That was supposed to be a joke.

I'd like to go somewhere.

No, Jozef won't let us.

We can go back home and ask him

and I'm sure he'll let us go.

OK.

And this Leon, he's a psychopath,

you know.

I heard he accidentally killed

his own daughter.

Hey! Where?

Dad...

He's been waiting for you,

listening at the door when

anyone went up the stairs.

What are you doing here?

I wanted to see you.

Well, you've seen me.

I miss you.

See this?

What?

Gray hair.

Can I touch it?

Why can't a forty-year-old man love

a sixteen-year-old girl?

And why can't a man in his sixties

love a twelve-year-old girl?

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