天堂电影院 Nuovo Cinema Paradiso (1988)【完整台词】
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Yes, Salvatore.
Salvatore De Vita. What do you mean
you don't know him? Yes, that's it.
l'm his mother. l'm calling from Sicily,
the whole blessed day. l see, not there. Then please, can you tell me-- Thank you. Good-bye. Mama, it's useless to call. He's a busy man,
could be anywhere. He won't remember anymore. Come on, let it go. He hasn't been here in 30 years. You know how he is. He'll remember. l'm sure he'll remember.
l know him better than you. lf he finds out later
we didn't tell him, he'll be angry. l'd like to talk
to Mr. Salvatore De Vita. l'm his mother. Salvatore... what time is it? Very late. l'm sorry. There was no way
to let you know. Go back to sleep. Your mother called. She took me for someone else. What'd you tell her? l played along.
l didn't want to disappoint her. We had a long talk. She said you haven't
visited her in 30 years. When she wants to see you,
she comes to Rome. She called just to say that? No. She said someone's died--
someone named Alfredo. The funeral is tomorrow. Who is he, a relative? No. Go to sleep. The boy will be my death.
How can l say Mass? Lord God, we ask you to be pleased
with the sacrifice we offer you
with humble and contrite heart. Cleanse... Cleanse... Toto! Cleanse me from my sin. Better late than never. How often must l say it?
Without the bell, l lose my place. Always sleeping.
What do you do at night, eat? Father, at my house
we don't even eat at noon. The veterinarian says so.
That's why l'm tired. l know why you're tired.
Don't think l don't. Now run along home.
l've something to do. - Can l come?
- No, you cannot. - Yes, yes!
- Toto, out! l want to! l want to! Alfredo. Alfredo! Yes! You can start. Here we go again. The frame! Pepe, one day we'll have it all. We'll go away together-- live the easy life... where no one knows us. Forget it. You don't love me anymore. Never! One pair, two pairs! You mustn't come here. l told you and told you--
like talking to a wall. lf the film catches fire... little as you are,
you'll go up-- boom! ''And turn into a chunk of charcoal.'' Like to wag your tongue, eh? One day, l'll cut it off. Like that. Can l have it? Come on, can l have it? - Well, can l?
- No! Deaf as a post! l have to splice it back
before l return the film. What a pest you are! Why didn't you splice these
when you gave the films back? Sometimes l can't find
the right place, so they stay here. Anyway, they kiss too much. Then l can have them. No. Now look, come here. Before l kick your fanny,
l'll make you a deal. All those are yours--
a present. Thanks. But one, you keep out of here,
and two, they stay with me. Got it? All right. Right. Then we agree.
Now scram. What kind of a deal is that? lf they're mine,
how come you keep them? Don't come back,
or l'll thrash you! ''Shoot first, think later.'' ''This is no job for weaklings,
traitorous dog.'' ''Hey, you! Dirty swine,
hands off that gold!'' ''Blackhearted pig,
stay away from me... or l'll smash your face in.'' Mama, the war's over, but...
why doesn't Papa come back? He'll come back, you'll see.
One of these days. l don't remember him. Where's Russia? lt takes years to get there
and years to come back. Go to bed. lt's late. You can hoodwink your mother,
but not me! Get your diploma
and join the police! Lazybones! Good-for-nothing!
Get in there and study! Well?
How much is 5 times 5? Silence! Table of 5's, dimwit. Silence! Boccia... Learn your tables,
or you'll never get a job. For the last time... what is 5 times 5? Christmas! l paid to get in.
l'm seeing the movie. Get down from there, you devil. Go back to your seat. Worse than rabbits.
They're all over the place. Little monsters. l'm off to Oregon. Wait for me at my ranch. Wait for a dead man? A star-studded cast... featuring John Wayne... Claire Trevor-- Hello, everyone! - Can't l say hello?
- Double feature today. So? l'm here to sleep. - What's your smoke?
- Americans. Cut the news, Alfredo! The men and women
who fought in secret-- brave guerrillas,
reunited in Rome... for the first Resistance Rally. What does it say? l'm illiterate. You, too? Twelve hours of blood and sweat... to bring home barely enough
to keep from starving. Yet their nets... when they pulled them up,
were full. l knew it! Twenty years l've gone to movies
and never saw a kiss. And when will we? Kiss my ass! - Don Vincenzo.
- You and you, to work. What about me? Go get a job from Stalin. His day will come, even here.
You watch. l always get left out. Good movie.
The kid really acted well. Too bad he was so unlucky. What a jackass to buy that boat. ldiot, you didn't get it at all. Right, boys,
you work from dawn to dusk. And don't ask how much it pays. Mama. l waited all day.
You got milk? No. The money? Stolen. You spent it on movies? Movies, always movies! Signora Maria, wait. Leave him alone. Go easy. And you,
why do you tell lies? You know you got in free. Tell your mother. Maybe he lost the money inside. - How much?
- 50 lire. What'd you find tonight,
under the seats? A comb. Two shoe lifts. - Can of tobacco--
- And? See? Thank you, Alfredo. - Good-bye.
- Bye. See you. l understood right away. The square is mine!
lt's my square! lt's midnight. Midnight! Out! Shoo!
l have to close the square. Hard on the feet, eh, Father? Going, it's all downhill
and all the saints help out. But coming back,
the saints just watch. lf that's God's will. See you tonight. What's wrong? Your foot this time. Always something.
What can we do? Alfredo,
did you know my father? What a question.
And how l knew him. Tall, thin, jolly,
with a nice moustache like me. Always smiling.
A lot like Clark Gable. Now that l'm older
and go to fifth grade... l don't say l should
come in the booth... but can't we
at least be friends? ''l choose my friends for looks,
my enemies for intelligence.'' You're too foxy to be my friend. l always tell my children... ''Be careful how you
choose your friends.'' You haven't got any children. When l do, l'll tell them. Don't cry, don't cry.
lt's all right. The fire's out.
lt's over. l'm here. What happened? Monster! Your little sister
could've burned to death. And all your fault! l told you not to keep your film
under the bed by the fire pan. Even the photographs burned! Nearly set fire to the house. You and your stupid movies! Aren't you ashamed at your age
to play with a boy? Why look at me?
What did l do? Who gave him the film? Don't do it again.
He goes crazy. Crazy! All l hear is movies, Alfredo. Alfredo, movies! Swear you won't let him in again.
Swear it! You have my word. God grant me this. Send your father home
to whip you! Papa won't come back,
and l know why. He's dead. That's not true. You'll see, he'll come back. They smoke like chimneys. No. Go buy a ticket. No! What was that? l'll make mincemeat of you!
You'll reckon with me! Signora Anna! Alfredo. Don't blame me. Your wife
told me to bring your lunch. l told my mother
you didn't give me the film. lt wasn't your fault. l thought it was a joke
about film catching fire. l just wanted to tell you.
Now l'll go. Toto, come here. Come on, come sit down. Now listen. l got into
this business at age ten. Back then, we didn't have
fancy machines. Movies were silent. You turned the projector by hand... with a crank. The whole livelong day! And it was hard,
that damn crank. lf you got tired
and slowed down a bit... like a shot, whoom,
everything burned. So why not teach me? Now that there's no crank
and it's dead easy. Because l don't want to. lt's no kind ofjob for you. You're like a slave... and always alone. You see a film 100 times.
You've nothing else to do. You talk to Garbo and Tyrone Power
like a loonybird. You work like a burro. Even holidays--
Easter, Christmas. You only get Good Friday off. And if they hadn't
stuck Christ on a cross... we'd even work then. So why don't you change jobs? Because l'm a nitwit. Who else around here
could run a projector? Nobody. lt takes
an imbecile like me. And l never had any luck. So! Want to be a stick-in-the-mud
like me? How about it? Attaboy, Toto. l only tell you
for your own good. Cooped up here. Suffocate in summer,
freeze to death in winter. Breathing fumes. And you earn chicken feed. Don't you like
anything about it? Oh, it grows on you. Sometimes you listen... and the house is full of people... giggling and laughing. Then you're happy too. lt makes you feel good
to hear them. Like you're the one
who made them laugh-- who made them forget
their troubles. That part l like. l might as well speak Greek!
What're you up to? Pretend to listen,
then play the clown! Your mother's right!
You're a scatterbrain! How'd the rascal do it?
He learned by watching. l'm telling the manager
not to let you in! And l'll see Father Adelfio!
No more altar boy! Finished! Alfredo! Up yours! l got it! l won!
l won the football lottery! The Neapolitan won the lottery! Hey, Ciccio from Naples
won the lottery! Always the northerners
who hit it lucky. The square is mine! All mine! Hold still!
Horseflies bothering you? You got a lice factory up here. Beat it. What're you after? A smack? Get out of here. A merchant owns two stores. ln one, he sells fruit. Be seated. Professor... the auditors taking the exam
for the grade school diploma. Silence! Rotten little stinker. - Toto, help me.
- Silence! l can't do this damn thing. Toto! O.K. Francesco Messana... you're under arrest. Good riddance! Kiss my ass!
Pencil pusher! Right here is where
it can catch fire. lf it does, cut here and here,
or the whole reel will burn. Got it? Yes. Alfredo. Never. We'll never
have that here. Which side is the gelatin on? lt tastes good. Shipping invoice for the film.
Always keep them. l will, Alfredo. Don't ever forget. This is for you.
Today you load the reels yourself. - lt's so high!
- Now you can run it alone. Hold it. - What a build!
- My turn! Say good-bye to Peppino.
He's leaving for Germany. Why don't you say good-bye? My father says he's a communist. God keep you, Mama. Will he really find work
in Germany? You never know.
Like playing the lottery... you live on hope. Screw this country! Go work in Germany,
you and your Stalin. Good-bye, Mama. Good-bye, Peppino!
Come back soon! We'll see you. Good-bye! Lucky thing Germany
is closer than Russia. After six years,
the return of spring fashion. Fresh and breezy... unlike the pompous styles
of wartime. l'll make mincemeat of you! ''You'll reckon with me!'' Another sad page... in the tragedy
of our men in Russia. The Defense Ministry... has released a new list
of ltalian dead... until now considered missing. The names will be posted
by local military authorities. Families concerned
will be notified. However, we don't know
where he's buried. Here's the pension form.
Sign it, please. Out! Go home!
We can't have another show! lt's late. Be reasonable.
We can't show it again! Some people
sat through it twice! We've been waiting for an hour! Tomorrow we'll have another movie. A western. Word of Honor!
Go home to bed. They'll wreck the Paradiso!
All hell will break loose! Alfredo, let us in! What can l do? l've been waiting for
''A mob doesn't think. lt has a mind of its own.'' Spencer Tracy said that in ''Fury.'' Well, what do you say? Shall we let the poor devils
see their film? Fantastic. But how? ''lf you have no faith in me,
have faith in what you see.'' Now get your fanny off that stool. Get ready. Abracadabra... and we pass through walls. Go look out the window. Alfredo, it's beautiful. Over there! lt's the movie! Bravo, Alfredo. Thank you, Alfredo! What's going on? lt's a movie! To hell with you. There's no sound! Shall we make them happy? Want to go down? Go on. - Look.
- Good Lord. And Nunzio, half price. Have to buy tickets, folks. Reduced rates. Up yours! The square
belongs to everyone! Oh, no! The square is mine!
Don't joke about that! lt makes me mad! Alfredo! Alfredo! No! Alfredo! Alfredo, Alfredo.
Help! Help! Alfredo, Alfredo! Help! Poor Alfredo.
What a shame. All burned! lt all burned down! What do we do now? We have no more entertainment.
Nothing. Where'll we get the money
to rebuild? Take a look at Ciccio.
So spiffy, you'd hardly know him. Who has that kind of money? The new Cinema Paradiso! Come in, come in. This theater is for you! He's just a boy.
What about labor laws? l got the license
through connections. Don't ask me
how their minds work. Officially, l'm the projectionist,
but the money goes to Toto. Stay on your toes, Toto.
No sleeping. We've had enough disasters. Do what poor Alfredo taught you.
And God bless you. Thank you, Father. What is this, a funeral?
Life goes on! Gaiety! Music! Get a load of that! Our Father-- My God, they're kissing! l won't watch pornography. Three cheers for Ciccio! Any room for me
in this new paradise? Alfredo! Bring him home after you close. l'm going, Alfredo. lt's great you came. How're things at school? Fine, but now that l'm working... maybe l won't go anymore. No. No, Toto. Don't do that. You'll end up
with egg on your face. Why? What does that mean? lt means... that this isn't your real work. Right now
the Paradiso needs you... and you need the Paradiso... but it's a stopgap. One day you'll go on...
to other things. Things... that are more important. Definitely more important. l know.
Now that l've lost my sight... l see better. Things l never saw before. All thanks to you,
who saved my life. l won't forget it. And don't look like that. l'm not senile yet.
Want proof? - Yes.
- Well, let's see. For example... right now, the film's out of focus. Go check. You're right,
Salvatore De Vita. What do you mean
you don't know him? Yes, that's it.
l'm his mother. l'm calling from Sicily,
the whole blessed day. l see, not there. Then please, can you tell me-- Thank you. Good-bye. Mama, it's useless to call. He's a busy man,
could be anywhere. He won't remember anymore. Come on, let it go. He hasn't been here in 30 years. You know how he is. He'll remember. l'm sure he'll remember.
l know him better than you. lf he finds out later
we didn't tell him, he'll be angry. l'd like to talk
to Mr. Salvatore De Vita. l'm his mother. Salvatore... what time is it? Very late. l'm sorry. There was no way
to let you know. Go back to sleep. Your mother called. She took me for someone else. What'd you tell her? l played along.
l didn't want to disappoint her. We had a long talk. She said you haven't
visited her in 30 years. When she wants to see you,
she comes to Rome. She called just to say that? No. She said someone's died--
someone named Alfredo. The funeral is tomorrow. Who is he, a relative? No. Go to sleep. The boy will be my death.
How can l say Mass? Lord God, we ask you to be pleased
with the sacrifice we offer you
with humble and contrite heart. Cleanse... Cleanse... Toto! Cleanse me from my sin. Better late than never. How often must l say it?
Without the bell, l lose my place. Always sleeping.
What do you do at night, eat? Father, at my house
we don't even eat at noon. The veterinarian says so.
That's why l'm tired. l know why you're tired.
Don't think l don't. Now run along home.
l've something to do. - Can l come?
- No, you cannot. - Yes, yes!
- Toto, out! l want to! l want to! Alfredo. Alfredo! Yes! You can start. Here we go again. The frame! Pepe, one day we'll have it all. We'll go away together-- live the easy life... where no one knows us. Forget it. You don't love me anymore. Never! One pair, two pairs! You mustn't come here. l told you and told you--
like talking to a wall. lf the film catches fire... little as you are,
you'll go up-- boom! ''And turn into a chunk of charcoal.'' Like to wag your tongue, eh? One day, l'll cut it off. Like that. Can l have it? Come on, can l have it? - Well, can l?
- No! Deaf as a post! l have to splice it back
before l return the film. What a pest you are! Why didn't you splice these
when you gave the films back? Sometimes l can't find
the right place, so they stay here. Anyway, they kiss too much. Then l can have them. No. Now look, come here. Before l kick your fanny,
l'll make you a deal. All those are yours--
a present. Thanks. But one, you keep out of here,
and two, they stay with me. Got it? All right. Right. Then we agree.
Now scram. What kind of a deal is that? lf they're mine,
how come you keep them? Don't come back,
or l'll thrash you! ''Shoot first, think later.'' ''This is no job for weaklings,
traitorous dog.'' ''Hey, you! Dirty swine,
hands off that gold!'' ''Blackhearted pig,
stay away from me... or l'll smash your face in.'' Mama, the war's over, but...
why doesn't Papa come back? He'll come back, you'll see.
One of these days. l don't remember him. Where's Russia? lt takes years to get there
and years to come back. Go to bed. lt's late. You can hoodwink your mother,
but not me! Get your diploma
and join the police! Lazybones! Good-for-nothing!
Get in there and study! Well?
How much is 5 times 5? Silence! Table of 5's, dimwit. Silence! Boccia... Learn your tables,
or you'll never get a job. For the last time... what is 5 times 5? Christmas! l paid to get in.
l'm seeing the movie. Get down from there, you devil. Go back to your seat. Worse than rabbits.
They're all over the place. Little monsters. l'm off to Oregon. Wait for me at my ranch. Wait for a dead man? A star-studded cast... featuring John Wayne... Claire Trevor-- Hello, everyone! - Can't l say hello?
- Double feature today. So? l'm here to sleep. - What's your smoke?
- Americans. Cut the news, Alfredo! The men and women
who fought in secret-- brave guerrillas,
reunited in Rome... for the first Resistance Rally. What does it say? l'm illiterate. You, too? Twelve hours of blood and sweat... to bring home barely enough
to keep from starving. Yet their nets... when they pulled them up,
were full. l knew it! Twenty years l've gone to movies
and never saw a kiss. And when will we? Kiss my ass! - Don Vincenzo.
- You and you, to work. What about me? Go get a job from Stalin. His day will come, even here.
You watch. l always get left out. Good movie.
The kid really acted well. Too bad he was so unlucky. What a jackass to buy that boat. ldiot, you didn't get it at all. Right, boys,
you work from dawn to dusk. And don't ask how much it pays. Mama. l waited all day.
You got milk? No. The money? Stolen. You spent it on movies? Movies, always movies! Signora Maria, wait. Leave him alone. Go easy. And you,
why do you tell lies? You know you got in free. Tell your mother. Maybe he lost the money inside. - How much?
- 50 lire. What'd you find tonight,
under the seats? A comb. Two shoe lifts. - Can of tobacco--
- And? See? Thank you, Alfredo. - Good-bye.
- Bye. See you. l understood right away. The square is mine!
lt's my square! lt's midnight. Midnight! Out! Shoo!
l have to close the square. Hard on the feet, eh, Father? Going, it's all downhill
and all the saints help out. But coming back,
the saints just watch. lf that's God's will. See you tonight. What's wrong? Your foot this time. Always something.
What can we do? Alfredo,
did you know my father? What a question.
And how l knew him. Tall, thin, jolly,
with a nice moustache like me. Always smiling.
A lot like Clark Gable. Now that l'm older
and go to fifth grade... l don't say l should
come in the booth... but can't we
at least be friends? ''l choose my friends for looks,
my enemies for intelligence.'' You're too foxy to be my friend. l always tell my children... ''Be careful how you
choose your friends.'' You haven't got any children. When l do, l'll tell them. Don't cry, don't cry.
lt's all right. The fire's out.
lt's over. l'm here. What happened? Monster! Your little sister
could've burned to death. And all your fault! l told you not to keep your film
under the bed by the fire pan. Even the photographs burned! Nearly set fire to the house. You and your stupid movies! Aren't you ashamed at your age
to play with a boy? Why look at me?
What did l do? Who gave him the film? Don't do it again.
He goes crazy. Crazy! All l hear is movies, Alfredo. Alfredo, movies! Swear you won't let him in again.
Swear it! You have my word. God grant me this. Send your father home
to whip you! Papa won't come back,
and l know why. He's dead. That's not true. You'll see, he'll come back. They smoke like chimneys. No. Go buy a ticket. No! What was that? l'll make mincemeat of you!
You'll reckon with me! Signora Anna! Alfredo. Don't blame me. Your wife
told me to bring your lunch. l told my mother
you didn't give me the film. lt wasn't your fault. l thought it was a joke
about film catching fire. l just wanted to tell you.
Now l'll go. Toto, come here. Come on, come sit down. Now listen. l got into
this business at age ten. Back then, we didn't have
fancy machines. Movies were silent. You turned the projector by hand... with a crank. The whole livelong day! And it was hard,
that damn crank. lf you got tired
and slowed down a bit... like a shot, whoom,
everything burned. So why not teach me? Now that there's no crank
and it's dead easy. Because l don't want to. lt's no kind ofjob for you. You're like a slave... and always alone. You see a film 100 times.
You've nothing else to do. You talk to Garbo and Tyrone Power
like a loonybird. You work like a burro. Even holidays--
Easter, Christmas. You only get Good Friday off. And if they hadn't
stuck Christ on a cross... we'd even work then. So why don't you change jobs? Because l'm a nitwit. Who else around here
could run a projector? Nobody. lt takes
an imbecile like me. And l never had any luck. So! Want to be a stick-in-the-mud
like me? How about it? Attaboy, Toto. l only tell you
for your own good. Cooped up here. Suffocate in summer,
freeze to death in winter. Breathing fumes. And you earn chicken feed. Don't you like
anything about it? Oh, it grows on you. Sometimes you listen... and the house is full of people... giggling and laughing. Then you're happy too. lt makes you feel good
to hear them. Like you're the one
who made them laugh-- who made them forget
their troubles. That part l like. l might as well speak Greek!
What're you up to? Pretend to listen,
then play the clown! Your mother's right!
You're a scatterbrain! How'd the rascal do it?
He learned by watching. l'm telling the manager
not to let you in! And l'll see Father Adelfio!
No more altar boy! Finished! Alfredo! Up yours! l got it! l won!
l won the football lottery! The Neapolitan won the lottery! Hey, Ciccio from Naples
won the lottery! Always the northerners
who hit it lucky. The square is mine! All mine! Hold still!
Horseflies bothering you? You got a lice factory up here. Beat it. What're you after? A smack? Get out of here. A merchant owns two stores. ln one, he sells fruit. Be seated. Professor... the auditors taking the exam
for the grade school diploma. Silence! Rotten little stinker. - Toto, help me.
- Silence! l can't do this damn thing. Toto! O.K. Francesco Messana... you're under arrest. Good riddance! Kiss my ass!
Pencil pusher! Right here is where
it can catch fire. lf it does, cut here and here,
or the whole reel will burn. Got it? Yes. Alfredo. Never. We'll never
have that here. Which side is the gelatin on? lt tastes good. Shipping invoice for the film.
Always keep them. l will, Alfredo. Don't ever forget. This is for you.
Today you load the reels yourself. - lt's so high!
- Now you can run it alone. Hold it. - What a build!
- My turn! Say good-bye to Peppino.
He's leaving for Germany. Why don't you say good-bye? My father says he's a communist. God keep you, Mama. Will he really find work
in Germany? You never know.
Like playing the lottery... you live on hope. Screw this country! Go work in Germany,
you and your Stalin. Good-bye, Mama. Good-bye, Peppino!
Come back soon! We'll see you. Good-bye! Lucky thing Germany
is closer than Russia. After six years,
the return of spring fashion. Fresh and breezy... unlike the pompous styles
of wartime. l'll make mincemeat of you! ''You'll reckon with me!'' Another sad page... in the tragedy
of our men in Russia. The Defense Ministry... has released a new list
of ltalian dead... until now considered missing. The names will be posted
by local military authorities. Families concerned
will be notified. However, we don't know
where he's buried. Here's the pension form.
Sign it, please. Out! Go home!
We can't have another show! lt's late. Be reasonable.
We can't show it again! Some people
sat through it twice! We've been waiting for an hour! Tomorrow we'll have another movie. A western. Word of Honor!
Go home to bed. They'll wreck the Paradiso!
All hell will break loose! Alfredo, let us in! What can l do? l've been waiting for
''A mob doesn't think. lt has a mind of its own.'' Spencer Tracy said that in ''Fury.'' Well, what do you say? Shall we let the poor devils
see their film? Fantastic. But how? ''lf you have no faith in me,
have faith in what you see.'' Now get your fanny off that stool. Get ready. Abracadabra... and we pass through walls. Go look out the window. Alfredo, it's beautiful. Over there! lt's the movie! Bravo, Alfredo. Thank you, Alfredo! What's going on? lt's a movie! To hell with you. There's no sound! Shall we make them happy? Want to go down? Go on. - Look.
- Good Lord. And Nunzio, half price. Have to buy tickets, folks. Reduced rates. Up yours! The square
belongs to everyone! Oh, no! The square is mine!
Don't joke about that! lt makes me mad! Alfredo! Alfredo! No! Alfredo! Alfredo, Alfredo.
Help! Help! Alfredo, Alfredo! Help! Poor Alfredo.
What a shame. All burned! lt all burned down! What do we do now? We have no more entertainment.
Nothing. Where'll we get the money
to rebuild? Take a look at Ciccio.
So spiffy, you'd hardly know him. Who has that kind of money? The new Cinema Paradiso! Come in, come in. This theater is for you! He's just a boy.
What about labor laws? l got the license
through connections. Don't ask me
how their minds work. Officially, l'm the projectionist,
but the money goes to Toto. Stay on your toes, Toto.
No sleeping. We've had enough disasters. Do what poor Alfredo taught you.
And God bless you. Thank you, Father. What is this, a funeral?
Life goes on! Gaiety! Music! Get a load of that! Our Father-- My God, they're kissing! l won't watch pornography. Three cheers for Ciccio! Any room for me
in this new paradise? Alfredo! Bring him home after you close. l'm going, Alfredo. lt's great you came. How're things at school? Fine, but now that l'm working... maybe l won't go anymore. No. No, Toto. Don't do that. You'll end up
with egg on your face. Why? What does that mean? lt means... that this isn't your real work. Right now
the Paradiso needs you... and you need the Paradiso... but it's a stopgap. One day you'll go on...
to other things. Things... that are more important. Definitely more important. l know.
Now that l've lost my sight... l see better. Things l never saw before. All thanks to you,
who saved my life. l won't forget it. And don't look like that. l'm not senile yet.
Want proof? - Yes.
- Well, let's see. For example... right now, the film's out of focus. Go check. You're right,
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