Xenia Page #5
- They go upstairs.
Christos, Katerina, up, fast.
Be right with you.
Do you know him?
Calm down, okay?
I see him for the first time.
I was only two when you're gone.
You've also changed you.
- He says he's your son.
- You know, I have only one son.
And another two in Crete.
In Crete? What are you talking about?
- Go or I'll call the police.
- Great. Call them.
- What? You little prick.
- Go. Call them.
Seriously?
- Come on, call them!
- Go.
- No. Call to the police.
- Go, you little a**hole.
Get out, you bastard.
Come on, before I forget myself!
- Get out before something happens. Go!
- I've hurt me!
We are wild what?
Down.
I'm coming. It takes a minute.
Move it.
- I'm taking the kids to the room.
- Hurry up, Ms Vivi.
You are a big a**hole, are you listening?
I see you!
Come on, put down the weapon.
Let's go out.
Let's talk man to man,
not in front of the children.
The children? Do not make me laugh.
Sit down!
- What do you want anyway?
- Sit down on the chair!
So, I sat down.
Legal recognition and money.
Not much. What you owe us.
What do I owe you?
- And how much would it be?
- I do not know. 100 000, maybe?
Oh, really?
Listen, my boy.
What is your name?
Natasha!
Don't you remember?
Try it.
My name is Dany, the short form of Daniel.
I have locked them in the room.
Okay, Dany.
Let's start again from scratch.
- Chill out.
- I am calm.
You come into my house,
threaten my wife in front of my children,
wave a weapon
and asking money.
I'll give you money,
but I'm not the one you are looking for.
I'm not your father, got it?
You're making a mistake.
Your mistake was,
to bring me to the world.
- Sit down!
- Where is your mother?
I'll call her and tell her
I'm not the one.
Bad luck.
She died two weeks ago.
Then we call someone
who knows your father.
Someone has to know him.
He.
Hello.
Where are you, damn it?
I'm off in two minutes.
Now before?
- But they said ...
- Now, I tell you.
Mary is not on. What idiots.
I'm sick.
- Where are you? Are you coming?
- I can not, I'm quite far away.
Quite far? Where then, damn it?
Number 1061?
It's my turn.
F*** it all. I'm not going in there.
Ody, calm down.
Chill out.
and it will work. Think about her.
Hurry up.
Are you the 1061? Come in.
- I'm going in now.
- Bravo.
Bravo.
Do not hang up. I want to listen you.
This is not allowed.
Invent something,
this was already allowed.
Tell your grandfather was sick
or this kind of stuff.
Please, do not hang up. I want to hear.
Keep your mouth shut!
- Ody, do you hear me?
- Okay, hang in there.
Hello.
My name is Odysseas.
- You are from Albania?
- Yes.
- This is a very Greek name.
- Yes.
I was born in Crete and ...
- And what?
- Nothing. I'm kind of excited.
That's normal.
And what will you sing?
An Italian song from the 60s,
"Tutt'al pi".
- From Patty Pravo.
- How do you know her?
- It's a long story.
- Why do you need the phone?
- It's for my brother.
- Cell phones are prohibited.
He is sick. He is in Crete.
Very sick.
Without him I would not be here.
He has trained me.
Okay, good improvement for your brother.
We are ready.
Shut up and listen.
Will you see me
With the cold
you never had
And maybe you'll do so
As if you don't know my name
Maybe you'll even
call me mister
At best,
are you going to ask me
how many women I have had
to forget you
But you know very well
that a boy like me
isn't kidding with love
has never been joking with love
At best,
and then I send me away
and tell me
that you're no longer interested
at a boy
Who only was there
to amuse you a little
and so I will go
and you'll chase me
beg my pardon
and caress me
You remember my name
and that what has been
was perhaps true
was perhaps true
At best,
I'll find you
along with whom
occupied my place
So then
that's it
Bravo, dude. You were incredible.
Can you hear me?
Ody, do you hear me?
Clap! I said, clap!
We shall what?
Odysseas has it like your brother?
Talk to him.
Is he still on the phone?
Hello?
- Dany, you still there?
- Gossip!
That's enough.
Ody, do you hear me?
Yes.
Did you like it?
Favour? You've swept them away.
You've sung better than Jenny.
What did the jury?
- The Children. It is enough!
- What's going on? Dany, talk!
Hands up!
I said hands up!
Ms Vivi.
- Yes?
- Where are you? Who is Vivi?
All is well.
- What was that just now?
- Nothing.
It's all good.
Where are you?
You went looking for him.
Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t.
- What did they say?
- We wanted to go there together!
Please do not do anything stupid!
I'm already on the way!
Where are you?
Take a taxi, costs about 10 Euros.
- Who is coming?
- Your other son.
Who?
Ms Vivi. Ms Vivi.
Stop it, so to speak formally.
I have no nerves for it.
Jenny has taught us,
especially with strangers.
- What?
Something sweet, from the children.
Candies, chocolates, lollipops...
Super, these I like best.
Can you open it?
Thank You.
Take off your jacket.
- What?
- Your jacket.
Take it off!
All right. Your shirt too.
- What?
- Take off your shirt.
- Why?
- Because I said so! Basta.
Take it off!
Do you shave?
Ms Vivi, he shaves?
First, ask who it is.
- Who's there?
- Odysseas.
Open. Quick!
Ody, here in the living room!
- He shaves, the fagot.
- I do not.
- You lied to me.
- Yes, you would have thrown it away.
- Give me the gun.
- No, he will kill us!
Give it to me!
He says, he isn't it.
He is it, true?
In any case, he is not the one
who brought you into bed.
- What?
- That was Tassos.
The "Nameless"
has cared a damn.
My boy,
you seem to be reasonable.
Your brother shot.
It had almost been a bloodbath.
It was not my fault.
He wanted to kill me!
I want to get this done.
Your brother is out of mind.
Do you understand?
What do you mean?
He is crazy.
He's talking nonsense.
- What kind of stuff?
- That I am your father.
- Aren't you?
- That's him, Ody, that's him!
- No, I'm not!
- And if it's you?
What should I be?
This is crazy.
- And if it is you?
- Look at me. Is it me?
- Do you remember me?
- Tell him, Ody!
And you? Do you remember me?
What?
You. Do you remember me?
Your are out of mind.
Damn.
So, I give you all the money
what I have here, okay?
It is in the desk.
He gave her a sign!
Lefteris, not again! It is enough!
It is enough!
My brother, you a**hole!
Let him go!
Let him go.
Leave him.
Let him go!
F*** you!
- Everything OK?
- It's just a scratch.
I'll get some alcohol from the kitchen.
- And now you, talk.
- What can I say?
That morning, as Jenny slept,
I asked why you pack your bags.
I should be quiet, "so mom
and the little don't wake up. "
the drawer in the kitchen.
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