Seven and a Half Page #6
- Year:
- 2006
- 106 min
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F***! 23rd...
Breathe, breathe!
Like you're a Yoga master.
Think about the money,
it'll be easier. - Now, you!
Bro, we said we'll change after
three floors, not two.
What about the mezzanine?
- It's not a floor. - What?!
If it was a floor,
Shush!
And why are there stairs?
Hey, hommie! Excuse me,
It depends. If you walk, it is,
but if you ride the elevator,
it's not... - Ok, good.
C'mon, c'mon!
Think about Yoga.
F***in' cigarettes!
Osmokovic?! What kind of
a family name is that?
I'm sure it's Croatian. - It
can't be! It ends with,, ic".
Pavelic wasn't Serbian.
- To begin with,
Pavelic was Serbian, but he
converted to catholicism.
It's cool. You couldn't
possibly understand.
You are training for something?
C'mon! Look at him!
Man, I'm a thief,
not an athlete!
You forgot something.
Is it hard? - It is.
Isn't there anybody
younger to help you?
No, my boy. - No, huh?
Loneliness is the worst
of all diseases, right?
- Yes, my darlin'.
God bless you, son. - Thanks.
It sucks when you're old.
And poor. - Yeah.
Promise me something. If I grow
old and end up broke,
head. I don't wanna suffer.
Just another 16... and there
will be a lot of cash, ok?
Yeah, right. I'll see a lot
of cash, but when I die.
This sucks. - What, bro? - Old
woman carryng her groceries.
It's the hood, man. Dirty pigs.
- I know, but the Government
should do something too.
- Yeah, the community!
But you should do something
too. - What, bro? - This, bro.
You do some kind of sports?
- Yes, alpinism.
Do you go all the way
to the top? - Yeah.
I'm excercising for Kilimanjaro.
Could you carry this to the 23rd
floor, man? We're tired.
No problem, give it to me.
- You're a legend! - You'll see.
We're cheering for you!
- It'll be easier now.
Easier, my ass. - C'mon,
we are half way there.
Don't say! We haven't passed
the first half yet!
This is a mission impossible.
- Can you hear this? Come here!
I'm sorry. - Go to Hell!
Why are you torturing him?
- Why not?
What's he doing on the 11 th floor?
- Look! He's a great ant.
You know, if ants were the size
of humans,
they could lift an elephant.
- Can you smell it?
No, really. Somebody's
frying pepers. - Yeah.
I would give everything
C'mon, let's go! -Wait a little.
- Let's go, we're in shape.
Wait! I'm dying. - Why?
You can get
F*** money if you die, right?
- And what now?
Don't know. Nothing. Go by
yourself. - To go alone?
Yes, you're a bee. - You lazy
sh*t! - You're a real ant.
You're bullshiting.
You're just the same as I am.
My heart is beating strangely.
- Mine too. Seriously.
I was sick in school.
Don't you remember?
Are you elevator technicians?
Do we look like technicians?
- Yes you do. F***in' workers.
Do you want workers to smash
your c*nt, huh?
I can't believe that we look
like dirty workers? - We do.
Sweating here, on the 11 th
floor. Coal miners! I'm a thief!
If I wanted to work hard,
I would go to school,
or get married, or somethin'.
Don't know!
Hey, man! Can you give
us back our bag?
We're not going down!
Lemme tell ya a story. Do you
know who Rockafeller was?
The richest guy in the world.
But he was a bum as a kid,
just like you... and me. F***!
His mom gave him an apple,
and he sold it. - His mom?
- No, man! An apple!
And he got 2 apples. But he
didn't eat them, he sold them
to the classmates, you know.
So he buys a sack of apples.
And then? - Nothing.
leaving him a billion dollars.
Do you get the point?
Yeah, it's all for nothing
if you're not lucky. - No!
Actually, yes. You're right.
If you get lucky,
it's gonna be here. Well,
not here, but... You know!
Thanks, man. - What do you
do for a living?
We grow apples.
Golden delishes, bro!
What a shithead.
- He's a cop. A pig...
You'll have a stroke of luck
here. - How come, here?
Right here, darlin'.
C'mon...
Down, by the cillindre.
Be quiet!
There!
Let's go...
Come here, bro! Look at this!
That's your name.
Sima Vasiljevic, fourth grade.
You're bulshittin'!
It's my notebook!
Look at this. What would you
like to be when you grow up?
I would like to be a pilot.
They're wearing sun glasses,
work with pretty ladies
and have lots of money.
My dad says it's important.
That I should be like Rade,
our neighbor. He smuggles
stuff from Singapore.
She crossed that, you see?
- Smuggler...
Most of all, I want to be rich.
Milica... Christ! She f***ed us
with all the dictations.
Remember? - Yeah.
And with all the counting.
Remember the songs?
I can hear you, Kondic!
I can hear you well!
C'mon! Take a seat.
Is this the time to come
to the class? - Milica...
Teacher! Is it you?
- And what's the reason now?
The alarm didn't go off?
Your bus was late?
They locked you at home. - She
recognized you, man. - Silence!
Kondic... Everybody take a seat!
Hurry, kids!
C'mon, kids! Silence!
Have we learnt the song
for today? Let's sing it!
Hush, hush hear the sweet gentle
sound, bamboo leaves
just rustling now
night is falling down, falling
down
Teacher...
ENVY:
Have you ever f***ed
a stewardess?
What are you doing? - Why?
- It's a pigeon, Musa.
A delicate bird. - It spreads
diseases. All I need is typhus!
It's not a rat, man.
- It's worse than a rat!
This one wants to be your pet,
you feed him and everything,
drops off. - I f***ed it.
Who, man? - The stewardess.
- I thought you f***ed the rat.
So? What do you say
about the car?
My poor Mercedes,
look what you've come to.
Bosnian jerk is driving you.
Deimler and Benz are
rolling in their graves.
- Can I help you?
Did anyone come near to it?
- Not that I know.
Musa, just watch it while
you're here, so help you God.
Me?! Screw you,
you motherfuckin' jerk!
How about 20 kebabs, on the
house! - Yeah, sure, man!
You rule, man!
Musa, bro? What are you
driving? - And you, fuckhead?
What are you driving, jerk?
- I don't wanna fight, man.
We're children from the
capital, and we go on foot.
But look at this!
F***ing Bosnian peasant,
straight from the woods,
yet he drives a Mercedes!
C'mon! Why are you
f***ing with us, man?!
Don't know what's with it!
It didn't turn on till now.
Is it stolen? - What?!
Clean as a whistle!
I've got loads of paperwork.
Stolen, he says... F***!
SERBIAN HERO:
Here are your kebabs.
- This is on me.
My Goga's in labor, so...
- Thanks, Bure! When is she due?
I would say, yesterday.
- Are you expecting a son?
We didn't check.
- Bure didn't wanna know.
As long as it's healthy.
- Do you like the kebabs?
This is excellent. Just...
- What?
Kebabs from Leskovac
are better. - No way! No way!
City of Leskovac has the best
barbecue, I'll admit it.
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