Semen, a Love Sample Page #4
- Year:
- 2005
- 89 min
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Where are you taking me walkies?
To Moscow?
-l don't believe it!
-All right, Ill move on.
He was only having a pee.
No, it's not that.
Its just that Im surprised
to see you after so many years.
-How are you?
-Im dog sitting, as you can see.
-Would you like a coffee?
-Thanks,
but Im in a hurry, and being out
like this makes me dizzy.
Come on, you mutt.
Before you go... What's
the weather going to be Like today?
How should l know?
Leave the ladies alone.
That's all l need.
lf it rains on my tables,
they'll get spoilt.
You really don't know?
l haven't forecast
the weather for years.
l bet you haven't
lost your touch.
It must be instinctive.
The only one
with instinct is Fido here.
l think it's going to be fine.
Like stormy black?
Black... just black.
Come on!
Hey, son, take the tables in.
-But l just got them out!
-Do it!
-So you're going out after all?
-Yes.
You were fickle
even as a child.
Thank goodness you've got me.
There they both were.
How could Ariadna do this to me?
Give my son to her sister
like some birthday present.
l had to stop her.
But how?.
What could I do?
I'd go to her
and talk her out of it.
I'd find exactly the right words,
I'd be persuasive, convincing,
rational, restrained...
You stupid!
You're acting so stupid,
you make me sick.
Serafin.
Don't talk to me like that!
l don't get it.
How can you give up the baby?
Don't you realize it's yours?
Its your own flesh and blood.
Where's your maternal instinct?
l don't know.
Maybe l haven't got any.
-How can you say that?
-l don't want children yet.
And Ive got paternal instinct.
A huge amount of it.
And Ive been with you all this time
and seen the baby
grow inside you.
So what?
What do you mean?
-Doesn't that give me some rights?
-No.
It doesn't and you're going
over the top.
Its my life, my body
and my decision.
You're only in love
with my belly.
But you and your belly are you.
They're the same thing.
Serafin, you're acting
weird, obsessively and...
-What's the matter?
-What do you think?
-What shall we do?
-Go to the hospital.
-The hospital.
-Call a taxi.
A taxi. Help!
Please! Please!
Help! Taxi!
Stop! Stop! Stop!
The maternity ward
at the hospital!
And step on it!
Take it easy, okay?
Hey!
Ari...?
What?
I don't know how
to say this but...
Just a moment.
Wait here. Take her
to the delivery room.
l love you.
We need her details.
Are you the father?
Yes... well, no...
Is that yes or no?
It depends...
lf it depends
then you can't go through.
Oh, God!
What's the matter?
Is something wrong?
Wrong? Worse than wrong.
Once again life had left me out
at the most important time.
When my son was fighting
to be born.
Alone, deprived of the security
of a father's presence.
Please... I can't breathe.
That was my son.
A wonderful child.
A creature unique to the universe.
Special, matchless...
While other fathers would be able
I had to say goodbye to mine.
No, Serafin,
you'll never be a father.
That's your son
but he's not for you.
You'll be a childless father.
He'll be a fatherless son.
Its late.
You should go home.
Just a little longer.
Go on, you've got the rest
of your life to be with him.
Id have to hide
where no-one would ever find me.
I'd go wherever necessary...
To the ends
of the earth if need be.
Even if it meant being
shut up between four walls,
my son and I would have
all that we needed...
Our love.
With each new day I was astonished
at how much he was like me.
He did all his little things
with clock-like precision.
Just like his father.
That room was our shrine.
But a baby can't be
shut away forever.
Babies need daylight
to synthesize vitamin D.
I mean, what could happen?
A father and son in the park.
Nothing suspicious in that.
Who'd be interested in us?
What a lovely baby.
So nice to see the father
looking after a baby.
-Goochie, goochie.
-Teresa.
That baby
looks hungry.
Isn't he breastfed?
No.
l breastfed mine
till he was 3 years old.
Does he eat well?
Mine doesn't like bottles.
Breastfeeding's best.
But it ties you down.
This way the father can help out.
Isnt he lovely?
-He's never been breastfed?
-No.
And your wife agrees?
My wife died.
The poor thing!
And poor you.
And the poor baby.
Did she die
-giving birth?
-Its a very long story.
She was an angel.
Too good for this world.
She was always laughing,
doing new things...
She was a trapeze artist.
Ive got a photo.
Her name's Ariadna... was Ariadna.
Very pretty.
And the baby looks just like her.
She changed me.
Until l met her l believed everything
could be reduced to probabilities,
percentages.
But she showed me
that some things
can't be measured.
What percentage could express
how much I loved her?
A hundred percent?
Too little. Two hundred?
A thousand? A million?
Ive lost her
and the emptiness is so great...
that it's immeasurable
and nothing can fill it.
What a fool I've been.
It was my fault.
Its not your fault.
I supplied the semen...
I supplied the semen...
You don't understand.
Of course we do.
But that didn't kill her.
It was just bad luck.
l must go and see her...
talk to her.
Look, you have to accept it.
She's dead now.
Her grave.
l have to go to her grave.
He looked up at the sky
and said it'd rain,
and saved all
my new tables and chairs.
Pure coincidence.
Dogs like prawns, don't they?
l want to share this moment
with him. Thanks to him,
l got out of the house again.
Ill bring him some lamb chops.
-He'll lick his paws.
-Fine, fine.
l saw you when l was a kid.
You had curly hair, didn't you?
l did have.
You're more handsome now.
Men get more attractive
as they age, more interesting.
-Do they really?
-Yes.
Friday!
Excuse me a minute.
Go away, Friday, go away!
Hello, Dad.
How are you? Its me.
l know it's you! What are you doing
dressed up like that?
Please, don't talk so loud.
Keep your voice down.
First you disappear then
you turn up looking like that.
Have you done something silly?
-You don't know?
-Know what?
Didn't the police go?
The police?
Have you got
yourself into trouble?
Ill explain later. Now l need you
to do me a favor. Come here.
This is Prospero Hernandez.
He's your grandson.
Hold him.
Look after him for a while.
Careful with his head.
What the...?
Forgive me, forgive me.
Forgive me, Ariadna,
Im begging you.
Serafin!
What are you doing? Get up!
Only if you say forgive me.
I'm a monster,
an utter swine, but I can't
live without you.
Come on, get up.
It can't be that bad.
''Can't be that bad''!
What do you mean?
How can l undo
all the damage Ive done you?
What?
I forgive you.
It can't be...
It can't be... as easy as this.
Shut up and kiss me.
-Where are you taking me?
-To heaven.
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