The Story of Sin
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- Year:
- 1975
- 130 min
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...and that's my confession
fragrant flowers of the church
Embellishments of human nature
The perfect work of that nature
lmmune to corruption,
images of holiness
Thou art indeed pretty,
but that is not thy doing
Yet, to achieve a beautiful soul
is within thy power
Try to make thy soul...
...as beautiful as thy flesh
Close your eyes to the sight of sin
But what is sin, Father?
Sin is an evil deed
But how will l know it?
lt must be a deliberate act
He who does wrong
raises his hand against God
lts inner cause
is imagination and lust
lts outer cause is another man...
...or Satan
Satan clouds man's mind
Quickens his imagination
and incites lust
Never read books which spread sin
Look not at obscene paintings
charming outside...
...but filthy inside
Now, finally;
when thou walkest in the street...
...men watch as you pass them
Am l right?
Yes
arouse in you a strong feeling
A feeling it is hard to describe
You must not respond to those looks
with joy
Do this...
...and you attain what St Paul calls
''Love and the spirit of meekness''
But father, isn't that selfish?
Can love be selfish?
Enjoying wealth and happiness in the
face of misery is a selfish thing
Pray, and thou willst not
be deprived of mercy...
...if you make now
Based on the novel by
Stefan Zeromski
With..
Directed by..
Walerian Borowczyk
Are you angry with me?
Angry? Of course not
- Did you see father Youtkievich?
- Yes
And Holy Communion?
l'll go tomorrow
Can you last a whole night...
...without sin?
Come quickly!
What's up
l can't tell you
All right, l'll tell you
Horst has a whore in there with him
You know! That red haired creature!
Lead us not into temptation
Dear Lord, l am unworthy
St Ciprian said of women..
You ruin your neighbours...
to whom you are worse than poison
l can't be that bad
O Lord, aid my humility
How are you, dad?
Get your absolution...
Did you?
Why not share some of that holiness
...with your old dad!
Why not go to confession?
Er..l will go, sweetheart
Trust me
Trust me
you went to the coffee house
You grudge me one cup of coffee?
It's not just coffee
...how to live my own life
Good morning
l was told you take lodgers
Yes. Come in
and is always warm
- How much?
Hot water?
Of course
Service?
Included in the price
Fifteen roubles...
You said how much?
Fifteen?
Fifteen a month
I'll take it
I'll pay in advance
l'll have my bags brought up
l'll fetch your bedding
Mind the paint.
It's still wet
Don't worry, l'll be careful.
May l introduce myself?
Lukash Niepolomski
Pleased to meet you
Get off!
The new lodger
I'm sorry, l believe your father
does the registration?
l want to show my papers
Please do
Come in
Our other tenant...Mr Adolf Horst
Yes
It's quieter here
Maybe...
Perhaps you prefer it more lively?
Some people do
To be honest, l don't really care
Good. Then you're a healthy man...
Did the servants fix everything?
I've done it myself.
l have everything l need
l see you are married
Yes, l am
Where is your wife?
- Will she stay here?
- No
If you need a bigger room
or another bed...
No thanks. My wife is not coming
l am in Warsaw to arrange a divorce
Divorce! No easy thing
Particularly with our Catholic church
That's a hard nut to crack
Don't l know. l found that out...
-...when l was looking for a job
- You want a job?
Yes. I've looked everywhere
All l seem to get are promises
Even from former friends
What line are you in?
l can turn my hand to anything
Believe me
l used to own a farm
Then l worked
in industry and various offices
Now everyone says l'm too old...
...but l can work harder
than the Devil himself!
l don't know anyone here.
l study overseas...
You're a student?
Yes. l'm an anthropologist...
Where do you study?
Paris. The best place for science
Also Geneva or Berlin
About your job...l have a friend
who's a factory owner. Name of Kraft
- Kraft?
- Yes
Kraft! l know him. An idealist
and a complete fool!
Really, Mr Horst!
How could you?
- Where are you going?
- To church
- A penny for your thoughts?
- l thought of you
Why's that?
Some things a wise man tells no-one
Really?
Yes, really
Who's a wise man?
A happy one, of course
You know..
Sapientem Solum Felice Esse...
l know that's Latin
Please wait.
l don't even know your name
Why do you want that?
- About your name?
- Yes!
So, what is your name?
Little Sun, Blessed Lips?
Is it in the calendar?
l don't read calendars
Your name!
First close your eyes
Eva
The first sinner
Eva in Hebrew means ''to exist''...
A charming word in the infinitive
is now and ever will be
Eva is the immortal woman
The heavenly Isis, who dwells...
...in the realms of infinity
HEAD OF EXPENDITURE
- Two full sets?
- Almost three...
Twenty seven pages,
six hundred lines, sir
Father isn't back?
He will be soon
Shall l serve?
He's not here yet
Stay there!
ls Eva back?
Have them come to the table
See how sweet she can be?
How are you?
Good afternoon
So, you took that job at Kraft's?
Yes, l did. Sixty roubles a month...
...thanks to a little personal...
...introduction
Bon appetite!
No more talking, now, you two
The soup is ready!
Please...
No, l insist, after you, sir
reason is everywhere
In all human souls
In all human eyes
reason is as common as breathing
But in your eyes I see no treason
I walk across the park...
...under a strangely transparent...
...and I wait for you...
...blue sky...
...I see stars shining...
...the little lanterns of longing
i raise my eyes to look at them
And my thoughts are happy and radiant
the san1e shy/s above n1e...
- What means the world without you?
-...and above him...
Should this love be lost forever.
No!Th/s would be the end...
infinite waiting
Without hope,
there would be listening...
...to the noises and sounds
without knowledge and understanding
l've got something for you, Miss
Thank you!
Good morning
Good morning, Eva
Good morning, madam
Good morning...
no treason in my heart...
i't was the happiest moment of my life
You are right. There is no treason
We are walking towards each other.
Space and longing...
One day a miracle will happen
and we will be together
the only living creatures
Lost in space and time
My breasts are covered in roses
I rest on fragrant fabrics
In a Iong high room
I pass the time
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