Yentl Page #6
- PG
- Year:
- 1983
- 133 min
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- There are no laws, not for this.
If you stopped studying once in a while,
you'd know more about Life, about Love.
How can I expect you to understand?
You've never felt it.
Last call for Lublin province!
Avigdor!
(Baby crying)
- Oh, my God.
- Carry your suitcase, sir?
Bye, Anshel.
Asking what I did was
my only way of staying and it was wrong.
No, it's not wrong. It's understandable.
You're in Love.
- It was sinful, unnatural.
- But what's natural?
- I was asking the impossible.
- Don't go, Avigdor!
Everyone aboard!
Don't go!
I'll come with you!
Wait! Avigdor!
Nothing's impossible!
Nothing.
It's impossible.
What do you think, Zelig?
I never had such trouble fitting anybody.
- It's so tight round the chest.
- It fits!
- This is how you cut.
- It's the tape measure.
It's all right.
For Alter Vishkower's son-in-Law,
we must do our best work.
- I Like it this way.
- He Likes it this way! Ha!
- Look at him.
- Look at me
I must be absolutely crazy
How did I ever let it get this far?
Take off the coat.
Im getting deeper into trouble
Am I a woman or a man?
Am I a devil or a demon?
Problem with the pants. Next to them,
the coat looks good. Take them off.
- Why?
- Why?
Papa was right
I ask too many questions
he said a soul can get perplexed
I can't believe what happens next
Papa was right!
- Trouble with the crotch.
- What's wrong?
Youll find out when you relieve yourself.
It seems this little game I play
- The pants, please.
- All right, I'll take them off.
- Leave the room.
- He's ashamed.
A tailor is Like a doctor.
What's to be ashamed?
Move, Zelig!
The wedding's tomorrow night!
(Tailor) Move!
Tomorrow night? Tomorrow night?
Tomorrow night, tomorrow night
Under the canopy I'll stand with her
tomorrow night
And place a ring upon her hand
With her all dressed in white
Tomorrow night
I don't know how this came about
but I'll be wed without a doubt
- I've got to get out!
- (Tailor) What did you say?
I've got to get out of my clothes.
Get back out here.
- Look at this...
- Come on, move.
The way one lie begets another
Somebody wake me up
and say it's all a dream...
- Ouch!
- Look at this!
Look how easily I fool them
They may have eyes but they don't see
People are blind
How else would everyone believe me?
It might be interesting to know
just how much further I can go...
Look, the right sieve
is Longer than the Left!
- This will never work.
- Well make it work!
At Least the hat fits.
Tomorrow night, tomorrow night
I can't believe what I'll presume to be
Tomorrow night
Im not the bride,
but Im the groom-to-be
Tomorrow night
And that's a monumental trick
I'd better think of something quick
Oh, my God, I'm feeling sick!
Just the usual nerves before the wedding.
- I'd better rest.
I could run away
Go anywhere or anyplace
Where no one knows my face
as a woman or a man
I don't know, just so I can run away
Run away
Id be free
Id be rid of all of this
But there's someone I would miss
And being near him is what this
Is all about
So running away is out
(Zelig) Will he get away with it?
(Tailor) Will we get away with it?
Papa, dear
You dreamed of dancing at my wedding
But something tells me that Im right
you wouldn't want to dance tonight
Take off the clothes.
All right. Well Leave the room.
Come, Zelig, we have a Lot of work to do.
Isn't this
Things may not be as they appear
but the advantages are clear
He Likes me, I Like her
And I've reason to think she Likes me
I keep things as they were
It's a perfect arrangement for three
Who'd have ever predicted
When Id find myself grateful
they've kept women dumb?
She's an innocent maiden,
but then, so am I
That's why it's possible
I could get by
Look, Ive seen the impossible
happen before
Maybe, God willing,
itll happen once more
For I feel like a train on a perilous track
No way to stop, no way to go back
A snowball that's gathering speed
down a hill
Going faster and faster and faster until
Tomorrow night, tomorrow night
Even if someone would pray for me
Tomorrow night
There's not a prayer
that they could say for me
Tomorrow night
Tomorrow night, tomorrow night,
tomorrow night
Is now tonight!
(All cheering)
(AII) MazeI tov!
(Man) Blessings!
Success! MazeI tov!
(Drowned out by chatter)
(Rabbi) Musicians, please!
The mitzvah dance!
The handkerchief dance!
- Excuse me.
- (Rabbi) Where are you going?
(Tailor) Look. Look at the shoulders.
You're not Leaving, are you?
I have a wedding present for both of you.
- Thank you.
- Nachmonides, the holy letter.
He wrote it over 500 years ago.
"Converse with her
to put her mind at ease.
"Speak words which arouse her to Love,
desire, and passion,
"and words of reverence for God. "
Never force her.
Her mood must be as yours.
Win her with graciousness
and seductiveness.
Be patient until her passion is aroused.
Begin with Love.
And when her mood is ready,
Let her desire be satisfied first.
Her delight is what matters.
(Women talking appreciatively)
- ( Lively music)
- Come along.
- Avigdor, I... I don't know if I can...
- (Alter) Anshel.
- Anshel.
- Your father-in-law's calling you.
Anshel, I have to talk to you.
Remember your obligation.
As I said, you mustn't be nervous.
Eve was made from Adam's rib
to obey his wishes. So must you.
- There's nothing to be nervous about.
- Yes, Mother.
We have protected her. She knows nothing.
But I don't have to tell you
to be fruitful and multiply.
Thank you, sir, I know the Law.
May your wedding night
be as joyful as ours... was.
And, please God,
a grandson nine months from now.
( Lively music)
(Music and laughter downstairs)
Are you too warm?
(Hadass) No.
- Shall I open a window?
- No.
Unless you want to. You're the man.
That's true.
- Don't be frightened.
- I'm not.
You're not?
- Yes, I am.
- Good.
- What?
- I mean, it's only natural.
You don't have to do
anything you don't want to. Anything.
But I do. I have to do
whatever you demand.
- No, that's not so.
- It's not?
The Talmud says a woman
may refuse her husband.
- My mother said...
- Too many women don't know the Law!
If you want to refuse
then naturally I respect your wishes.
You're a very considerate man, Anshel.
Only because I know
you're thinking of someone else.
Who? I'm not at all, of anyone.
You mustn't be angry with him.
What?
who was close to him.
You're very understanding.
It's only natural that you wish he were here
instead of me.
But you're my husband.
The thing is, Hadass,
because you're still thinking of Avigdor,
I can't Let you commit any unnecessary sin.
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