All language subtitles for The.Strawberry.Statement.1970.720p.WEBRip.x264.AAC-[Y

[male #1]
'Number one, let's go.'

'In together.'

Out together.

Stroke!

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'In together!'

'Out together!'

'In together!'

Out together!

'In. Out.'

'In. Out.'

'In. Out.'

'In. Out.'

In. In. In.

In. In. In.

Oh, shit!

[whistling
"Row Row Row Your Boat"]

[male singing
"Row Row Row Your Boat"]

♪ Gently down the stream ♪

♪ Merrily, merrily,
merrily, merrily ♪

♪ Life is but a dream ♪

[humming]

[male #2]
'Get it on.'

[indistinct chattering]

[chattering continues]

[Buffy Sainte-Marie singing
"The Circle Game" ]

♪ Yesterday a child came
out to wander ♪

♪ Caught a dragonfly
inside a jar ♪

♪ Fearful when the sky
was full of thunder ♪

♪ And tearful at
the falling of a star ♪

♪ Then the child moved
ten times round the seasons ♪

♪ Skated over ten
clear frozen streams ♪

♪ Words like, when you're older,
must appease him ♪

♪ And promises of
someday make his dreams ♪

♪ And the seasons they go
round and round ♪

♪ And the painted ponies
go up and down ♪

♪ We're captive on
the carousel of time ♪

♪ We can't return we can
only look behind ♪

♪ From where we came ♪

♪ And go round
and round and round ♪

♪ In the circle game ♪

♪ Sixteen springs
and sixteen summers gone now ♪

♪Cartwheels lost
to car wheels through the town ♪

♪ And you tell him ♪

♪ Take your time
It won't be long now ♪

♪ Till your drag your feet
to slow the circles down ♪

♪ So the boy will dream
tomorrow now it's twenty ♪

♪ Though his dreams have lost
some grandeur coming true ♪

♪ There'll be new dreams, maybe
better dreams and plenty ♪

♪ Before the last
revolving year is through ♪

♪ And the seasons they go
round and round ♪

♪ And the painted ponies
go up and down ♪

♪ We're captive on
the carousel of time ♪

♪ We can't return,
we can only look behind ♪

♪ From where we came ♪

♪ And go round
and round and round ♪

♪ In the circle game ♪

♪ And the seasons they go
round and round ♪

♪ And the painted ponies
go up and down ♪

♪ We're captive on
the carousel of time ♪

♪ We can't return,
we can only look behind ♪

♪ From where we came ♪

♪ And go round
and round and round ♪

♪ In the circle game ♪

♪ And go round and round ♪

♪ And go round and round ♪

♪ In the circle game ♪

♪ And go round and round.. ♪

[female #1]
'This place smells like
a public toilet.'

'The garbage is piling up, I'm
sitting there washing dishes'

'taking care of the kids,
sending 'em to school'

'you lazy son of a bitch.'

'You ever see so much
garbage in your life?'

'You're taking out
the front piece of garbage'

'while the blasted bag's
sitting there for four weeks.'

[sighs]

[man on radio]
'...probably will be freed
from prison in a few months'

'That was what Faye Senter'

'an attorney for Newton
said yesterday.'

'The state court of appeals'

'reversed the 1968 voluntary
manslaughter conviction'

'against..'

[music on record player]

[instrumental music]

[thud]

Ugh. Yuck!

You guys. You guys.
You guys are everywhere.

'You're like the Viet Cong.'

'Guerrillas.'

You're Clad, underfed

'dragging off slain bodies
in the night.'

Not afraid of dying.

And winning.

'Eat, go ahead, eat.'

[lip smacking]

'He did say the event marks
the final step'

'in the island's liberation.'

[Neil Young singing
"Down By The River"]

♪ You take my hand,
I'll take your hand ♪

♪ Together we may get away ♪

♪ This much madness ♪

♪ Is too much sorrow ♪

♪ It's impossible
to make it today ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ She could drag me ♪

♪ Over the rainbow ♪

♪ Send me away ♪

♪ Down by the river ♪

♪ I shot my baby ♪

♪ Down by the river ♪

♪ Dead ♪

♪ Dead ♪

♪ Shot her dead ♪

♪ Shot her dead ♪

Eat!

Learn!

Earn!

Love!

Kill!

Pray!

[music continues]

[male #3]
Love your country.

[crowd booing]

Student! Kill for your country!

Boo!

Student! Learn,
read my books!

[all]
Boo!

Pray to the Lord,
for your graduation.

Keep for mama, keep on
pushing for mama.

[crowd booing]

[screams]

Help me!

Help!

[indistinct chattering]

[crowd chanting]
Strike! Strike!

Good job.

[indistinct shouting]

[chanting continues]
Strike! Strike!

[male #1]
'In together.'

'Out together.'

'In together.'

'Out together.'

'In together.'

'Out together.'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

[man on radio]
'The Soviet news agency..'

[muffled radio announcement]

[indistinct radio
announcement]

[honking]

[honking]

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

'Not gonna take this
lying down.'

You keep smoking in bed, you're
gonna burn the place down.

- 'You couldn't knock?'
- No. I couldn't knock.

I'm not gonna get into a hassle
over some strange chic--

[female #2]
Woman! I'm not a strange chic.
I'm a strange woman.

Strange woman,
getting balled in my room.

On my bed. Specially,
if I'm not balling her.

Could you knock first?

No. Who is she?

I'm gonna tell you something,
Simon. I'll tell you something.

What? What are
you gonna tell me?

You gotta knock, schmuck.

We gotta deal that we'll knock
when we come through that door.

Not in the afternoon.

In the afternoon, we've a deal
that we've to study.

[Simon]
'We learn things, get big money,
big jobs, am I right?'

- Mmm.
- Hi, I'm Irma.

Hi, Irma.

Charlie's been teaching
me Gaelic.

Charlie is Jewish.
He comes to us from the Bronx.

- You've been had.
- You, bastard.

- Oh, don't listen to him.
- I hate men.

That figures.

Look, he's on the rowing team.

I'm not kiddin',
you're all alike.

- I like to row. What can I say?
- He's a creep.

I gotta go.

- Want me to do this?
- Yeah.

Well, when, uh,
when we gonna see you again?

[Irma chuckles]

I'll call you tonight, Irma.

I'm busy tonight.

- She's busy tonight.
- I'll call you tomorrow.

- I'm busy tomorrow.
- She's busy tomorrow.

I heard her.

- I'm on strike.
- She's on strike.

I heard her.

- We're occupying Alvina Krause.
- She's occupying our dormitory.

- What? She's what?
- What?

You're so low
on current events.

Name an event,
Charlie.

Don't you know that everybody
knows, we're on strike.

So what?

- Where have you been?
- Rowing. My radio's broken.

You, should be
sitting in.

I just might.

I find you politically
uninformed.

Look, we know that the
university is very involved

in racism and war.

'So, we're starting
a revolution.'

The only way to make
a revolution is to take

the university and recapture
it for students and people.

Ah, what are we doing?

You know, those kids sitting in
up at the President's office?

Yeah, but sitting
in doesn't mean a revolution.

Yeah, but it's growing fast.

I mean, the university
took away the school

and the playground from
the little black kids, right?

Right.

'And they're gonna use that
for an ROTC headquarters.'

We're not out to destroy it.

We're only out to make what
is ours, ours for all time.

The worst thing is that the
President is calling the city..

I don't believe this.
I feel like the story lady.

Now, listen, children.

'City cops are gonna bust the
children that are sitting in.'

The corporate interest
who control the university

who's probably
calling the Governor

because they got very scared
of what's happening down here

they're calling for militia.

We're trying to get
everybody to sit in

so they'll have to bust
the whole school.

I'd be up there myself, If I
weren't occupying Alvina Krause.

You guys should go up there,
it's gonna be nifty.

[Charlie]
'Oh, hey, Irma.'

Thanks.

Later.

Wonder what this strike
will do to rowing practice?

What?

Wonder what the strike
will do to rowing practice?

I think it's dumb myself.

How many kids will show,
do you think?

- It's worth taking a look.
- Hmm.

A lot of kids will show because
of that strawberry statement.

What?

The dean...he said, our telling
him, we got an opinion

is like telling him
we like strawberries.

Oh, I love-I love
strawberries.

Oh, that schmuck.

Strawberries? What's he got
against strawberries.

Must be the color.

[laughs]

Hey, let's go over.

Oh. I gotta go back
to the room.

Why?

- These pants are too new.
- What?

- Too new.
- Oh, dangerous right?

- Over there?
- No man, chicks.

That place is gonna be
crawling with chicks.

- These pants are too new.
- Okay. I'll see you over there.

- I gotta go.
- See you at the start.

[male #1]
'Get those legs up! Get 'em up!'

Higher! Higher!

[Coach]
'One, two.
Common.'

- Hey, Simon.
- Yeah, George.

Did you hear what the pukes did?

Took over the President's
office, man.

Tarzan baby.

I think those spades,
nasty-ass creeps..

[Simon]
'Oh, I know. I know.'

...Mafia asses..

[grunting]

...gonna get this
school closed down.

My old man's furious with me
as if I'm running with pukes.

[grunting]

They're gonna get the school
closed down. Then what?

- 'Huh? Then what?'
- What?

There'll be nothing, man.

Nothing but pukes
in this school.

I'd beat the shit
outta every one of 'em.

Now, wait a minute.

Oh, they're not
all freaks, George.

- I mean, I met a girl--
- They're all commie liberals.

I'm a liberal.

You're a commie too.

Move it, girls.

Come on, light asses. Go!

[male #1]
'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Number one,
this isn't fun.'

'Number two,
fuck you!'

'Efficient! Row!'

Number three,
energy.

'Number four,
give it more.'

'Number five
look alive.'

Number six,
you suck!

'Number seven..'

[dog barking]

'Number twelve, efficient,
win, concentrate.'

Preach that in your gut pocket
you mothers...

[steamer honking]

'Stroke!'

Stroke!

Strike for power.

'Stroke!'

Strike to prove you're alive.

[all]
Strike.

- Strike because you hate cops.
- Strike!

Strike because you hate war.
Strike to become more human.

Strike to return that playground
and that park to the kids.

[all]
Strike, strike, strike.

Strike because there is no
poetry in your lectures.

Strike.

Strike because classes
are a drag.

- Strike.
- Strike to make yourself free.

- Free.
- Strike.

Strike to abolish ROTC.

ROTC!

Strike because
there is poverty.

Poverty!

[all]
Strike.

Strike to prove
yourself alive.

Alive.

[all]
Strike! Strike! Strike!

[telephone ringing]

Please deposit what?

I don't have 45 cents.

No, I don't, uh..

Hey, you know what?

I think somebody peed
in your telephone booth.

[crowd chanting]
Food, food. We want food.

[chanting continues]
Food, food. We want food.

[horse neighs]

Hey, kid, hey.

- Let go, let go.
- Hey.

You really want to get in
there? Let's see your ID.

- Both of them.
- What is this, France?

Hey, don't give me any crap,
kid. My number's on my badge.

You wanna report me? Report me.
I give a goddamn, huh.

Simon James, that's my name.

Bag number's right.

You really wanna go in there?

You're asking
for trouble, kid.

- You know what I mean?
- No, I don't know.

Well, look at these kids.
Look at 'em.

What do they want from us, huh?

They got long dirty hair.

They say, they want the niggers
to have their playground.

And their swimming pool.

Terrific.
As far as I'm concerned

you throw every nigger from
the city in the swimming pool.

I'm with the kids.

- You know what I mean.
- Yeah.

Niggers shootin heroin, anything
they get their hands on.

- Not with a K-9 shot.
- Yeah. They all shoot stuff.

Let's do this thing.

I mean, you really
are a piece of shit.

[chanting continues]
Food. We want food.

[crowd cheering]

[cheering continues]

Hey, hey, hey.
Mm-mm.

- Once you're in, you're in.
- Once you're in, you're in.

[male #4]
'The blacks threw the white kids
out, want their own seating.'

[male #5 ]
'They want their
black continent.'

- 'Where did you get the apple?'
- 'I gotta save it, sorry.'

[male #4]
'Not gonna stand and howl
for food if you got an apple.'

[male #5]
'Yeah, I gotta have
something to eat too.'

- Your name?
- Simon.

Can I go in?

- Your name's not on--
- I'm not on, I'm not on there.

- No, it's not on here.
- No.

Ah, are you
on the food patrol?

- What?
- Are you on the food patrol?

No.

[buzzing]

You are now
on the food patrol.

Will someone
get the phone?

Not you, will somebody
else get the phone?

- What is that?
- Simon what?

No, we're sorry. The President
will not be in today.

The university
is under new management.

- Food patrol.
- 'Goodbye.'

- Right here..
- 'Yes, inside, food patrol.'

[laughing]

[male #6]
'I hate to suggest
anything repressive'

'to any of you people,
but we have very few grams now.'

'I hope you don't all eat
them in one large bite.'

'We have no grace.'

[male #7]
'Would someone tell those
gourmets out there to shut up?'

[male #7]
Let's get the meeting in order.
We have a lot to cover.

There's a question whether I
should be the chairman here

'and whether I shouldn't be
chairman of this meeting.'

So I guess the only fair way
to run this is we should

move the question first of all
whether or not to have a vote.

'So right now, we're voting'

'about whether
or not we're gonna vote.'

'If I win that, I should
chair the meeting.'

'Okay? I'll move
the question.'

'How many are in favor
of taking a vote?'

'Okay, clearly
we are gonna vote.'

'Okay. Now, this question
is whether or not'

'I should chair the meeting.
You can count the vote..'

[male #4]
'Actually, there are ashes
in this food.'

'You're eating ashes
in your food, stop it.'

[male #7]
'I'm glad we did everything...
on the up and up democratically'

'we don't have to worry
about that anymore.'

'Okay, the question at hand,
the most important one'

'we have a lot of details
and everything to take care of.'

'But the most important
question is the leaflet'

'"Why we strike?"
to-to explain to the people'

'on the outside
of the building'

'why the people in the building
are in the building?'

[female #3]
'I think, that the problem
with that is our communication'

'to the public. I think it's
a problem of the newspapers.'

'Because they're
talking about..'

'They think this whole thing
is a lack of communication.'

'That's what they call
this-this whole production'

whether if we could let them
know we know what's going on.

You know and what we see stinks
and we don't like it.

But they think, they just chalk
it up to, uh, generation gap

a lack of communication.
I mean this is our problem.

[male #7]
'That's no accident, the-the
people who run the press'

and the TV stations,
radio and the movies

are the same people
who run this university.

The board of trustees,
it's no accident

that we get slanted
coverage like that.

'They have an interest in it
and they can control..'

Alright, does anybody know
how to fix a Xerox 720?

I know.

- Who are you?
- I do.

- What's your name?
- Simon. What's your name?

- Come on.
- Glad to know you.

Be careful
of the Ming dynasty.

Ah, ah, you wanna smash it?

- You know where the door is?
- Oh, a little humor.

Hmm. There used to be
a Hieronymus Bosch here.

The cleaning ladies took
it out this morning.

There's nothing wrong
with Hieronymus Bosch.

Come on, come on.
Now, look, I found this..

Hello. Hmm.

I found this beyond one of
the present books on government.

- Sadomasochism.
- Oh, no.

There aren't any pictures.

Presidency did some
pretty heavy stuff.

The Xerox was working
an hour ago.

Here it is.

Now, there is one file.

We need six or seven copies
of anything you find about..

...in the President's
Xerox room.

Anything you find...
about the university

and the children center.

I'll do what I can.

Alright, it was working
an hour ago, I don't know.

[indistinct chattering]

[male #8]
'You know they may already
know that, but..'

...the fact that 50% of the
research that's done here

depends on defense money.

[flushing]

'The troops are being trained
right here on campus.'

'Our university..'

'...well, it's producing methods
of human oppressions.'

'No. I wanna to get
to the news meeting'

'maybe that way
we can do something more'

'than just getting it
on the leaflet...'

'that'd get it out
maybe, maybe they'll get it'

'so that the whole public
knows about it.'

[male #7]
'Okay, will you take notes
on this so..'

'Okay, this has been brought
up that we should bring it'

'to the attention of the public
that the university'

'is killing Vietnamese people
in a very real direct way.'

[male #8]
'That's all well and good,
I mean, there's definitely'

'a point of what
we're doing'

'the basic point has
to do with racism not war'

'the war itself
is a racist thing.'

[female #4]
'I'd like to make
an announcement.'

- 'Is it really--'
- 'It's immediate.'

[female #5]
'It's immediate,
more immediate than a pamphlet.'

'Everybody's dropping ashes'

''cause there's only four
of us cleaning up..'

'No. I'm serious.'

- 'Keep that crap for later.'
- 'It's not crap!'

[female #7]
'We are all part of a body
of people that is being'

'represented by a college,
which is directly servicing'

'big corporations
and the war machine'

'and you are sitting there
and talking about nonsense.'

'Ashtray.'

'Let's get back
to the discussion.'

[male #8]
'What I was trying...was that'

'the university's involvement
in a war has been like'

'the main point, I think,
of all of the publicities..'

'...we've given out.'

'But I think the basic, the most
important issue is racism.'

'The people that are most
affected by the ROTC building'

'are the black people
in this community.'

[female #8]
'Can I say something,
can I break in here?'

You're very compulsive.

Oh, it's you,
I saw you, uh, before.

What happened to your tooth?

Hmm.

A girl pushed me down a flight
of steps in third grade.

- What were you doing?
- To her?

- Now?
- Now.

Oh, it was getting
into his aftershave.

Good thing, president
likes fluoride.

[water flowing]

- I'm Linda.
- I'm Simon, what's your name?

- I just told you.
- Linda, right?

I wasn't paying attention,
I was looking at your face.

I didn't, I wasn't listening.

Well, you smell
like the president.

I'll wash.

Uh, then, how long
are we gotta stay here?

- In the bathroom?
- No, in the sitting.

Till we get busted, you know,
a couple of days, a week..

You're sleeping here?

Oh, I got to fix the Xerox.

Do you know anything
about Xerox?

- No.
- No?

Ah!

The plug.

[indistinct chattering]

- Are you gonna stay in here?
- What, in here?

Ah-ha.

Oh, yeah I guess so, uh..

I got assigned to food
when I first got in.

- Should've been on Xeroxes.
- Well, I'm on food too.

We're supposed to sneak
out before it gets dark.

Hm?

Well, I don't wanna sound
un-guerilla or anything

but I mean, who's
gonna give us food?

Oh, well, any store, you see,
they don't wanna help the cops.

We buy their food.
They're on our side.

Even the liquor store.
No grass though.

When we get busted,
we got to be clean.

- Well, I don't smoke anyway.
- What are you, speed?

Well, actually, I don't,
I don't use anything.

I used to snort...everything.
I got tired of it, you know.

I had a couple of bad
experiences with acid.

'And I don't need it anymore.'

Well, I haven't tried
it yet either.

[ceiling creaks]

No, I mean really,
I, carbon monoxide

I used to sniff it
all the time.

Sit outside the tunnels

I was a carbon mo-head
for three years.

- Excuse me.
- Oh, shit.

I'm Dr. Benton. I-I want
to talk to you kids.

[machine whirring]

Hey, does anyone
know a Dr. Benton?

He just came
through the ceiling.

[male #9]
Quiet!

Mr. Benton from Humanities.

Just throw the bastard
out the window.

He's a killer.

Let's watch, he's harmless.
Speed freak.

Where do you get
a dumb name like that?

A part of the fabric
of our society.

Cool it, Watt.
Good.

- What's your name?
- Benton.

How did you get in here?
This is students only.

I climbed there through
the hole in the ceiling.

- Oh, clever you.
- I jog.

I hate your face.

Shut up, punk, or you'll
go out the window.

What do you want, Dr. Benton?

[Benton]
'Listen, you
don't know what's going on.'

'It's getting bizarre.'

The goddamn radio's
just announced

that there are mawmaws in here.

I don't see any mawmaws.

The cops are coming in here,
I just came from a meeting.

You know the cops. Now,
you've gotta do something.

Food patrol, go!

[Benton]
'What you're doing,
the food patrol is not doing?'

Now, that would be too liberal.

We're doing, Dr. Benton, we are
not moving until they give that

'playground and that recreation
center back to the kids.'

[all]
Right.

Well, now that
the mawmaws are in here

we are gonna need
more orange juice.

[Simon]
'Little like
mission impossible.'

- 'Are you serious about this?'
- 'No.'

[Linda]
'Simon, I'm talking
about the strike.'

[Simon]
'Oh, I thought you
meant the ladder.'

[Linda]
'This university is directly
involved in the war, Simon.'

[Simon]
I know, this chanting
gives me a headache.

[all]
Food. Food. Food.

[crowd clamoring]

I see some fraternity boys.

'There are some pigs with
balloons and more frat boys.'

And...tread softly.

[shouting indistinctly]

[male #10]
Frank, get their asses.
Get their asses.

Get out of the way.

- Hi.
- Hello.

- We want some groceries.
- Okay.

We are part of the strike
over at Western.

Please, I don't want
no trouble, uh, I mean..

I mean, I-I just don't
want no trouble.

Will you please
put down your hands?

And my mother is very sick,
she's very sick.

You see those eggs?
They just came in, fresh.

Take anything you want.
Go over to the freezer.

You'll find a lot of nice
things, shrimp, blueberry.

Take whatever it is you want.
Just take anything you want.

Mister, you're sick.
I don't have a gun.

You like oatmeal?
I got all kinds of oatmeal.

You just help yourself.

Take another peanut butter,
those are stale, take the other.

Mister, for Christ's sake, they
told us that you'd give us food.

I'm in the president's office,
they said you'd give us food.

If you don't wanna give us food,
fine, I'm not gonna force you.

Put your hands down.
You're making me nervous.

Take another bag,
what'll you do with one bag?

Also there's a cart
over there, help yourself.

It's okay, take
anything you want.

- It's okay?
- Sure, it's okay.

I just
don't want no trouble.

- Neither do I.
- 'Good.'

'You take anything you want,
leave me out, I'm an old man.'

Look, put your hands down
and talk to me.

- I can't.
- Why not?

Don't be stupid.

What did I do wrong?

- Look, you want the groceries?
- I'm losing my mind.

- I got to get robbed.
- Robbed?

Yeah, robbed,
I gotta get robbed.

- I'm not going to rob you.
- You gotta, you gotta rob me.

Why?

My insurance.

See?

See, right?
You got it, right?

- Yeah.
- That's terrific.

Good, very good. Take whatever
you want, it's okay.

'Take the expensive stuff.
Patties, right over there.'

And sesame seed crackers

I mean what's pattie without
sesame seed crackers, right?

Here, lot of donuts,
lot of muffins over here.

See? Don't forget the sausage.
I got sausage up here.

'And all the cheese.
These are nice cheeses.'

'Let's see what you
got there, you got some squash'

you got lettuce, radishes,
you can make a nice salad.

Cucumbers, don't forget
the cucumbers.

Thank you very much.
We really appreciate this.

- Ah, it's my pleasure.
- Really, thank you.

No mention. She's very
pretty, your girl.

Police, robbery!

Police! Police!

[Linda screaming]

Shh!

[both screaming]

[screaming continues]

- You alright?
- Yes.

Keep up with me, baby.
I'm gonna to be killed to death.

[dogs barking]

Oh, hey.

Hey, mister, you want
to curb your dog. I mean, jeez.

Funny, right?
Yeah.

[Simon]
'You going with someone?'

[Linda]
'Yes.'

- Serious?
- W-well, yes.

- At Western?
- No.

Could you at least
help me steer this?

I am.

[Simon]
Well, anybody for an extra
revolutionary relationship?

[Linda]
Hey, I'm sorry.

[Simon]
Yeah.

[children shouting]

[street music]

[clapping]

[all]
Yeah!

[CSNY singing
"Helpless"]

♪ There is a town ♪

♪ In North Ontario ♪

♪ With dream comfort ♪

♪ Memory to spare ♪

♪ And in my mind ♪

♪ I still need
a place to go ♪

♪ All my changes were there ♪

♪ Leave us ♪

♪ Helpless helpless
Helpless helpless ♪

♪ Baby can you
hear me now ♪

♪ The chains are locked ♪

♪ And tied across the door ♪

♪ Baby sing
with me somehow ♪

♪ Blue blue windows
behind the stars ♪

♪ Yellow moon on the rise ♪

♪ Big birds flying
across the sky ♪

♪ Throwing shadows
on our eyes ♪

♪ Leave us ♪

♪ Helpless helpless helpless ♪

♪ Helpless helpless helpless ♪

♪ Helpless helpless helpless ♪

♪ Helpless helpless helpless ♪

♪ Helpless helpless helpless ♪

[birds chirping]

Shh.

[Thunderclap Newman singing
"Something In The Air"]

♪ Call out the instigator ♪

♪ Because there's
something in the air ♪

♪ We got to get it together ♪

♪ Sooner or later ♪

♪ Because the
revolution's here ♪

♪ And you know it's right ♪

♪ And you know
that it's right ♪

♪ We have got to
get it together ♪

♪ We have got to
get it together now ♪

♪ Hand out the
arms and ammo ♪

♪ We're gonna blast
our way through here ♪

♪ We got to get it together ♪

♪ Sooner or later ♪

♪ Because the
revolution's here ♪

♪ And you know it's right ♪

♪ And you know that it's right ♪

♪ We have got to
get it together ♪

♪ We have got to
get it together now ♪

Squat jumps.

[male #1]
'Okay. Now, get 'em down there,
I wanna see bruised asses!'

'Lower!'

'Lower!'

Hey.

Can you shut up
about something?

You've got crabs?

- You got a girl pregnant?
- Mmm.

- That'd be nice.
- A local chick?

Yeah. That's
not everything.

Oh, yeah?

I slept with her in the
president's office last night.

- No shit!
- Yeah.

Well, I didn't like,
you know..

There were
other people there.

Doing what? What the hell
are you talking about?

The strike.

Oh, whoa.

Are you in on that?

Yeah.

- What's it like?
- Come on.

Well, I got into a mild
hassle with a cop.

I hit him

with my
Instamatic Super 8.

- No shit.
- Yeah.

Anyway, I met this chick
and slept with her

in the office.

She's going with this
creep or something.

Nothing's gonna
come out of it.

Just a big drag.

We're on the same patrol.

You're tripping.

What are you on?

Huh?

What are you on?

Food.

- Food?
- Yeah, food.

I'm on the food patrol.

- Food patrol?
- Yeah, I'm on the food patrol.

You mean like
the beaver patrol?

You're hostile.

Simon.

You can get kicked off of crew
in about ten seconds flat.

If anybody finds
out about this.

Yeah, well, I'm not
making an announcement.

I mean, I'm only
telling you quietly.

James. Are you two
gonna run or knit?

Listen, how many chicks
are sleeping in that office?

Uh, 40, 50

150 tonight probably.

That's an awful lotta
chicks, man.

Maybe 200.

What's, uh, the deal?

Well, uh, if I tell Linda,
I split the crew

you know, she'll never
talk to me again.

I mean, she's really
into this thing.

- You know what I mean?
- Yeah, I can dig that.

Well, she's gonna sneak out
of the president's office

and meet with me
at the playground.

We're havin'
a demonstration there.

Hey, it's really
gonna be heavy.

Look, I'm gonna get
into this thing.

Okay.
Oh, I got it.

I'll say that I came to recruit
and I'll come back with you.

We'll come to practice tomorrow
and say we're coming to recruit.

Well, I'll try it.

There better be some action.

[crowd shouting]

[fence rattling]

[whistling]

[laughing boisterously]

[crowd hooting]

[rattling]

[laughing]

[sirens wailing]

[crowd screaming]

[screaming continues]

[sirens wailing]

[laughing]

[siren wailing]

What are you doing?

I wanna feel,
what it feels like to..

...litter from
the back of a paddy wagon.

- 'So, how does it feel?'
- 'Nice.'

Not terrific,
not fantastic, but nice.

[all humming]

[all singing]
♪ America, America.. ♪

'I hate this.'

I swear to God,
I really hate this!

Oh, uh, nice.

[singing continues]

[sirens wailing]

[male #11]
'Alright, come on.
Move along.'

[Simon]
They'll fingerprint us.

[phone ringing]

Hey, Charlie,
you deranged anarchist!

How they hangin'?

[male #11]
'No talkin'.'

'No talking up there.'

'Take a look at this'

Man, she bit me.

Up against the wall.

He's gotta be kidding.

Isn't this terrific?

It's the third time today,
I've been up against this wall.

Oh! This is Linda.

This is Charlie, my roommate.

- I'm a political criminal.
- Hi.

- If he touches me..
- I'll handle it.

I wanna female inspector
for my girlfriend.

- I know my rights.
- What?

Ah, I don't want you
to touch the lady.

Who's touching the lady?

You're not gonna
touch the lady?

Please, we got a busy day.
Up against the wall.

He said it again.

Okay, each can make
three telephone calls.

Local, we pay for.

Out of town,
reverse the charges.

[sneezing]

Don't make a big deal.
We just want names.

There'll be no bail or charges
for first offenders.

After you make
your calls, wait..

...quietly.

I've placed mine already.

I called Joyce.

She impresses easy.

Alright,
I'm calling my mother.

Why?

Maybe, I'm being
sentimental, Simon.

But this is
my first bust.

Who called Joyce
at 6661940?

- That's me!
- No, that's me!

Hey, wait a minute.
That's me.

[phone ringing]

[laughing]

Dad, what do you mean,
Simon who?

Yeah, good.

How's mom? Good.

Got arrested.
Yeah. Jail.

Well, yes. Yeah, uh..

Well, if my hair has been
growing for two months

I mean, it's got
to be longer, right?

Well, some people
have bad associations

when they see long hair.

And some happen
when they see long Cadillacs.

'Oh, I solved
my identity crisis.'

'Yeah. Hey, let me..
I'll call you later, okay?'

'Bye-bye.'

[Linda]
'You're not really
serious about this.'

[Simon]
'I am too.'

[Linda]
'Your university is
burning babies, killing men.'

'And you're
on the rowing team.'

[Simon]
'Rowing crew.'

'Linda..'

It's a waste.

This strike is part
of something real.

That's better than
being a rowing jock.

Now, look, most of the guys
on the crew aren't jocks.

I mean, our crew doesn't
even have as many wasps

as it should have according
to the population percentage

of wasps in the nation.

Maybe it should be shut down.

Now, look, I mean they have
moustaches and everything.

Simon, if you want to row
a boat,row a boat.

Look, you don't understand
what it's like, I mean, it's..

- It's erotic.
- Oh.

I mean,
you should try it.

I mean, it's
a commitment.

- It's real.
- It's not real.

It's a game.

The movement is real.

- Linda.
- What?

I am so incredibly
confused.

So am I.

I don't want to blow up
any buildings.

I know.

I mean, I slaved my ass off
to get in this school.

I..

I didn't get in
until late August.

I wrote a letter,
uh, somebody dug it

I got an interview

and I got in,
and I went insane.

I was so happy,
I was jumping up and down.

I was so glad
to get in this school.

Simon, nobody's
blowing up buildings.

Yeah, well, that will come.
That's next, see.

What the hell?
That's what I'm saying.

'Uh, I'd like to blow
some of this school'

'right off the face
of the Earth.'

I wanna mean something.

I mean, I'm really
gonna hate myself

if I just sit back
and watch all this.

I mean this
university stinks.

This whole country
is getting dumb!

Dumb and..

I mean, this country used
to have a dream about, uh

things being different,
you know.

And now, everybody's
just content to sit back

on their asses and leave
things just the way they are.

I don't know, maybe,
they should dream again.

I don't know.

I'm only 20, so I'll give
the country one more chance.

Just one.

[rock music]

[music continues]

[Simon]
'Hey, uh,
I only have 43 cents'

'not counting
my Indian Head nickels.'

I'm not gonna buy it.

Alright, come on.

Oh, no!

Okay, you get ready.

Earphones.

[screams]

- Don't!
- You creep.

[instrumental music]

- Hey, is it loud enough?
- What?

- Is it loud enough?
- 'Yes, it's loud enough.'

Do you like it?

[laughing]

[guitar music]

[music continues]

♪ I'm going down to
the fishin' hole ♪

♪ And you can come
fishin' all the time ♪

♪ Have you been fishin'
all the time? ♪

♪ I'm goin' fishin' too ♪

♪ You bet your life
your lovin' wife ♪

♪ Can catch more fish
than you ♪

♪ Many fish will bite
if you've got good bait ♪

♪ Here's a little tip that
I would like to relate ♪

♪ So come on baby
come on gal ♪

♪ I'm goin' fishin'
Yes, I'm goin' fishin' ♪

♪ And you can come
fishing too.. ♪

I'm leaving now.

Come on.

Listen, I thought
we were friends.

I really thought
you're involved in the movement.

'I didn't know,
I think that's what did it.'

Well, tell me what to do,
I'll throw a bomb.

You really don't understand,
do you, Simon?

It's like cheating for me
to be with you. I..

I really think
I could marry my man

and be his wife forever.

Really a bourgeois
thing isn't it?

Yes, it is.

You don't want an
uptight chick like me.

Yes I do. I really do.

If I were going with you,
you wouldn't want me

to go out
with someone like you.

That's a very
complicated idea.

I have to find out for myself,
I'm vulnerable, you know that.

You could probably
talk me into seeing you.

Maybe even sleeping with you.

But I'd hate you for it.

[music continues]

You're very unhappy.

Yes, I'm very unhappy.

I have to get
the bus at 11:30.

The bus?

I hate this whole night.

♪ Well I went down the hill
about one o'clock ♪

♪ I spied some catfish
swimmin' around ♪

Goodbye, Simon.

Goodbye.

Thanks.

[music continues]

[male #12]
RFK might have made a good
President, but we'll never know.

[female #9]
'ROTC condones violence.
It promotes violence.'

It even rewards violence
and you don't have to be

a revolutionary to know
that, that's wrong.

You're goddamned right
and we're fighting

this institution today
to sever..

They can bring all the guns they
have at their fascist disposal..

[female #10]
Act must be taken seriously

and cannot be passed off
as platonic..

...is to get the
liberation schools going.

Need the faculty to really care
to talk about the..

[male #13]
'The very famous quote'

"Destroy villages
in order to save 'em"..

Fuck the CIA..

Five hundred dollars..

FBI.

RFK.

TNT..

[indistinct chattering]

'We're not moving until
they give'

'that playground back to the
kids and forget about the ROTC.'

[soft music]

[music continues]

[male #1]
'Ready, ready all.'

'Row!'

You didn't feel good yesterday?
You had the flu?

I felt good yesterday.

You seemed down.

No, I was up yesterday.
I was down Tuesday.

No, yesterday you
seemed kinda slow.

Slow?

Hmm, groggy.

- Which was it?
- Hmm?

Groggy or slow?

Well, you seemed a little
down at the finish.

When I get groggy,
I'll send you a letter.

- Okay?
- Okay.

It's cool, George.

[man on TV]
'I've seen calms and doldrums'

'but not one like this
in 40 years.'

They're worn out trying
to pull us in the wind.

Not the way they're pulling.
Call 'em in and put..

[female #11]
I've never seen such
a piece of crap in my life.

You're sitting on my big toe.

Television.

Goddamn society.

It's sick.

Sick.

Talk about sick,
I'll never forget

a-a button vendor,
outside a funeral

at St. Patrick's
in New York.

Screaming, "Remember,
Bobby, 50 cents."

[female #11]
'This movie is a giant bummer.'

We're on page three.

Yesterday we were on page five.

TV coverage is lousy.

The television
reception is lousy.

[female #11]
'Asshole.'

What's sick!

Well, just take
a little nap.

What if the Paris Commune
was this dull?

[door opening]

Here it is.
Here's the proof, babies.

[Charlie]
'Oh, boy.'

Vitamin E found something.

The whole thing
was a tax dodge.

What whole thing,
what is this?

The ROTC thing.

Taking over the old playground
in the children center.

Listen, our wonderful university

has made a deal with
the water and power companies.

See, we hold the land tax free

until the water and power
company's ready to build

a new high-rise.

And then the ROTC
building comes down

and Western Pacific
is holding the land

so, goddamn water
and power saves breath.

University is servicing
the corporation?

Yeah, yeah, all of it.

More than that, the chairman
of the board of directors

of the water and power company
is also a trustee

of Western Pacific.

Are you positive?

That's capitalism.

What's a little money
between friends, huh?

"Remember Bobby 50 cents".

[crowd cheering]

[humming]

Look, enough, George.
I'm not in a mood.

You're a freak.

You're a jock.

Well, let's have a war.
Freak against a jock.

Don't be stupid, George.
Just leave me alone, alright.

[laughs]

'Nothing personal.'

I just don't dig
your politics, man.

Hmm.

Oh.
Oh, God.

Shit.

[water dripping]

Oh, that's bad.
God, that's bad.

Oh, that's good.

Hey.

[dogs barking]

Oh, God.

Now, that's good.

White man speak
with...fucked lip.

[laughs]

[whistling]

[James]
'Simon, oh, my God!'

You look fabulous,
did-did you see your mouth?

Oh, well,
did-did it hurt?

I know who did it.
Pigs beat you.

Pigs got a run?

- Don't make any noise.
- No.

Come on, come on,
come on.

I'm wanna show you
to somebody.

- No, not a doctor.
- Come on, shut up. Come on.

My God! If pigs beat on Simon,
they'd beat on anybody.

[male #14]
'I'm sick of your
whining and stalling.'

'Why can't you do anything we
ask, when we want it done, huh?'

- I got kids.
- 'Great.'

A hostage.

Cops got him.
Look at his lip.

- Pigs got him.
- What's with the hostage?

- What hostage?
- Me?

Are we gonna..

[sneezes]

Are we gonna torture him?

- Who is that kid?
- What did I say?

We're not gonna hurt anybody.
You crazy or something?

No, well, I heard
him say he had kids.

He's a college
professor on tenure.

'If they found out he's helping,
he's gonna be on the street.'

Sir, we really
appreciate this.

You were beaten
by the police?

Pigs, a raft of them.

Did you get any in?

- Yeah, I got a few.
- It's not enough.

- The war is hell, man.
- We'll get a camera. A picture.

Nice meeting you guys.
See you later.

I don't know what impression
this is gonna make on TV.

Wait a second.
Thank you very much.

Who's this babe?

- A gun.
- A gun? A what?

Lucas. Right here, this is fine.
Very heavy in Makalu commune.

- Right there.
- Gun.

Don't move. A big deal
in the whole, whole Afro thing.

Oh, a gun.

Wanna make sure
we see some blood.

Alright. Don't talk.

Okay, I gotta go,
I'll see you later.

[Neil Young singing
"4-Way Street Medley"]

♪ He's a prefect stranger ♪

♪ Like a cross of himself
and a fox ♪

♪ He's a feeling arranger ♪

♪ And a changer
of the ways he talks ♪

♪ He's the unforeseen danger ♪

♪ And the keeper of the key
to the locks ♪

♪ Know when you see him ♪

♪ Nothing can free him ♪

♪ Step aside ♪

♪ Open wide ♪

♪ It's the loner ♪

[music continues]

♪ If you see him
in the subway.. ♪

Hey, baby,
did I get into it?

I joined the movement.

Movement? What are you
on prunes now, George?

I stopped by there,
this morning.

You weren't there.

Should be
a terrific burst, huh?

What are you living out you're
father's dirty sexual fantasies?

Now, you're gonna be a commie,
so your old man's nightmares

can come true?

Sure.

Bullshit, George. Listen.

Why don't you join the army.
Go kill some babies.

What's your beef with me?
Everybody's joined.

Yeah, well, everybody didn't
punch me in the mouth.

Look at that.

Sorry.

You're putting me on.

- I joined.
- You're a revolutionary now?

Feel different?

♪ There was a woman he knew ♪

♪ About a year or so ♪

♪ She had something
that he needed ♪

♪ And he pleaded
with her not to go ♪

♪ On the day that she left ♪

♪ He died but it did not show ♪

♪ Know when you see him ♪

♪ Nothing can free him ♪

♪ Step aside open wide ♪

♪ It's a loner ♪

[music continues]

I'm with you, okay?

I'm gonna cry, Simon.

What happened?

I'm back.

Thank God.

You really don't
care, do you?

No, not really.

Anybody else would
hassle me forever.

I ever tell you
about my uncle?

He killed himself.

Anyway, he had a parrot.

And he taught the parrot
how to say, kiss off.

And the parrot
picked it right up.

'Used to say, kiss off
all the time.'

'And my aunt really hated it.'

'She used to keep a brown paper
bag over the cage all the time.'

'And every time she'd lift it
up, the bird would be saying'

'kiss off.'

Shh. So, she kept the bag
over him and finally

the parrot didn't have
much luck expressing himself

so he just dropped dead.

And about seven years
later my uncle

started to look like
this bird, you know

and he was standing on top
of this fantastic bridge

and this guard came up to him,
and says, "What are you doing

you can't stand here."

And my uncle said,
uh, "kiss off."

- What happened?
- He jumped.

[laughing]

[CSNY singing
"Our House"]

♪ I'll light the fire ♪

♪ You place the flowers ♪

♪ In the vase
that you bought today ♪

♪ Staring at the fire
for hours and hours ♪

♪ While I listen to you ♪

♪ Playing your love songs ♪

♪ All night long ♪

♪ For me ♪

♪ Only for me ♪

♪ Come to me now ♪

♪ And rest your head
for just five minutes ♪

♪ Everything is good ♪

♪ Such a cozy room.. ♪

♪ The windows are illuminated ♪

♪ By the evening sunshine
through them ♪

♪ Fiery gems for you ♪

♪ Only for you ♪

♪ Our house is a very
very very fine house ♪

♪ With two cats in the yard ♪

♪ Life used to be so hard ♪

♪ Now everything is easy
'cause of you ♪

♪ La-la-la.. ♪

Okay, smile, good.

Uh, tiger, you know.

Tigress, okay?

'That's it. Back, back over,
in the side.'

Okay, now, go up
against the tree.

- 'Okay, that's good.'
- I'm going to watch you.

- It's fine, right.
- We came to war. Yes?

- Okay, down, down.
- 'Down.'

That's it, that's it.
Now, the-the Madonna look..

- Mado..
- Yeah.

- Oka-ay, line!
- No!

- Come on, line!
- A-ah!

Now, that I wear Keds sneakers,
I get laid every three minutes.

Uh-ah!

Alright, that's beautiful.

[Simon]
You know, you have
a very dirty mouth?

- I do?
- Mm-hm.

[both groaning]

- What's the matter?
- Classic paranoid.

Don't look now, but five
paranoids have just joined us.

Hi! We are in
big trouble.

- What are we going to do?
- Well, you run like hell.

- I'm not leaving you.
- They're not gonna rape me.

My mother told me if I ever
got in a situation like this

not-not to fight 'em.

Where's your mother
now that we need her?

Hi! Anything you want?

[Simon chuckling]

- I think I know what they want.
- 'Hate this whole day.'

- 'What?'
- 'I hate this whole day.'

[Linda]
'Now, look, let's just pretend
nothing happened, alright?'

Oh, good thinking. That'll
really scare the shit outta 'em.

[kids chattering]

Why aren't they talking?

Buzz.

Instamatic.

Man, be cool.

[Simon]
'Look, don't talk to me
about violence.'

I know you're in this thing

but just don't fucking
talk to me about violence.

[George]
'Come on, you-you're
freaking on us.'

[Simon]
'Look, I'm as clear as I've ever
been. I'm absolutely lucid.'

You make a commitment, strike,
you march through the garbage

with your magic-marker
band of damned bomb sign

your lily white hands
and nobody gives a shit.

I mean nobody cares.

From the President down
to the local studs.

- Hey, here, listen to me.
- Oh, listen? Tell, tell 'em.

We sort of got into
this thing at the park.

Something. I mean, they laid
my camera out on the ground.

- Oh, man.
- Well, that's not the point.

The point is you try to do
something and nobody cares.

I mean, what kind of bullshit
city is this, in a bullshit

country with the bullshit cops
beating up on the demonstrators

and the protestors, the real
peace makers when they should be

beating up on the war makers
and the haters and the killers?

Oh, it's bullshit, man!

- It's bullshit.
- What? Wait.

Bullshit! Bullshit!

["Big Cats And Little Pussies"]

♪ The big cats
will do you in ♪

♪ But a little pussy
never hurt anyone ♪

♪ The big cats
will do you in.. ♪

[crowd cheering]

[cheering continues]

♪ The big cats
will do you in ♪

♪ But a little pussy
never hurt anyone ♪

♪ The big cats will
do you in, dude ♪

♪ But a little pussy
never hurt anyone ♪

- I'm sorry.
- It's alright.

George is really compulsive.
I've never seen such notes.

Come on, let's go
back to the city.

Simon, anybody who doesn't
take the exam gets suspended.

Geology.

Simon, how do you
identify wolframite?

A-ah, it has a thin scar
running down its cheek.

- Simon.
- Ouch! I'm tired.

- Orpiment.
- Orpiment!

Orpiment is on the page next
to realgar and it's ye-yellow.

[phone ringing]

- Shh!
- What's the matter?

It's my mother.
Don't answer. Shh!

She'll come and see
us...here. Just..

Yello?
Swatch.

Hi.

What?

[Simon]
'Where is he? Yeah,
I'll go right over.'

- 'Terrific traction.'
- Oh, my Geology notes.

Terrific.

There's another little traction

and...this really hurts, man.

Right under the blanket.

Goddamn!

What happened?

Oh, jocks, man.
About 600 of 'em.

I really got kneed.

If the pigs didn't come along
I'd really be pregnant.

What did the pigs do?

Did you know that jocks
were perverts, man?

Hey, what did the pigs do?

They watched. They put
a little rum, you know.

'Took a shot, nice guys.'

- How do you feel now?
- Shitty.

Jesus jumping Christ.

It's gone too far. I mean,
this is over our heads.

Sons of bitches.
They called my old man.

He's flying in here tonight.

This is absurd.

Ah! Dammit!

Wanna sign my cast?

[crowd chanting]
'Strike! Strike! Strike!'

[male #15]
'Strike because
your roommate was clubbed..'

[chanting continues]

- The Dean. Is he around?
- Do you have an app--

Is he in? Is that his office?

- He's not in.
- Mm-hm?

[phone ringing]

'Alright, where
did you put him?'

'Your name?'

1-9-2-3-3-0.

Student.

- You know what you have here?
- Where?

George's leg is broken and I
know you don't give a shit.

But it's your fault
and he's my friend.

'Now, I gotta tell
you something, lady.'

'There are plenty of other legs
and arms around here to break.'

'Plenty.'

'Unless this school gives
the building and the playground'

'back to the neighborhood.'

Unless this school
gives some room

to some jet black faces
around here, unless this school

gives up it's war research
program, unless this school

gives up the
fucking 19th century

and calls off the pigs,
it's gonna be all over.

Now, you've been hearing
about revolution, right?

'You've been watching
it on the television.'

'Reading it in the newspapers.
It's not there, it's here.'

- Here.
- Here. In every room.

In every toilet of this idiot
school there's a, there's a..

I'm sorry. There is a..

There is a kid
waiting for tonight.

And unless you call off
the pigs, it's gonna be a mess.

'And war'

and not because there has to be

but because you started it.

[crowd chanting]

[siren wailing]

[man #16]
'Hey, did you see
the news rails of Prague?'

'This looks just like it.'

[chanting continues]

I know who they are.
Who are these guys?

- They're the jocks.
- Jocks anti-strike..

Oh, I see.

- You gotta get Auri on it.
- Al?

[drum music]

[James]
So fantastic that the black
Simmons has joined this year.

I'm really moved.

[Linda]
He can't suspend the whole
school, he's not that dumb.

[Simon]
No, he's pretty dumb.

[James]
'This is ten times better
than anybody expected.'

- 'Fantastic crowd.'
- 'The press is finally here.'

Yeah, you remember Lucas?

This is the cat
that got bloodied.

Yeah. Yeah, I remember.

- The press is scared shit.
- Not you?

Now, you don't think CBS, NBC
are out here for the practice.

'We are opinion makers, baby.'

No, we've gotta have
the kick. You understand?

You gotta fix it now.
Find out what's wrong with it.

- Hey, lady, get off the cable.
- I don't know.

- 'Get off the cable!'
- 'You're the expert.'

Look at the size
of his stick.

There's something happening
here. We've a lady on the cable.

'I don't know. Lady,
get off the cable.'

- Get off the cable, lady.
- 'Just not learning it enough.'

- I think they're learning.
- Isn't that too much?

- We did as much as them.
- No, we didn't.

'Teachers and classes? Sure.
Lots of things in common.'

- Worse.
- Yeah, like what?

- Well, like over population.
- Oh, right. Ecology.

- That's what it is.
- That's the answer.

[man on microphone]
Students, quite, please.

[students chanting]

What's gonna happen?

They're gonna
close the Laundromat.

Students, this
is your president.

'If you do not remove
yourself full swing.'

'The University
will make a complaint'

'to the police department in
connection with your activity.'

'You will face
fraughtful arrest'

and suspension
from the University.

'You will be..'

- Robbed.
- Raped.

...laws of this state.

- 'You willbe..'
- Drafted.

Drafted, murdered, buried,
reborn as politicians.

'At this University.'

The president has just
given them an ultimatum.

This is news.
Al, do you understand?

This is headline time.
Something's gonna happen.

Somebody's either coming out of
the building or somebody's gonna

go in that building.
But nothing's working.

We can't...we're impotent.
We're sitting here impotent.

It's been dry an hour ago.

[students chanting]

Boy, this coffee
tastes like shit.

- You want this?
- Yuck.

I want a beer so bad,
that I could taste it.

Hi, good to see
you guys here, huh.

You want to see
some blood tonight?

If there's blood, I hope it's
a day of massive casualties.

Because I don't want to be part
of light to moderate casualties.

I can dig it.

- Are you scared?
- 'Strike t-shirts.'

Well, not while
I'm behind this fence.

'Get your strike t-shirts.'

He left, he left.
He left me standing here.

- Who?
- Al!

If they didn't bust tonight,
there'll be a food problem.

No, the momentum is right.

The National Guard
just got here.

Let's go.

[siren wailing]

[Lucas]
Alright, positions. Get those
tables back. C'mon, everybody.

To our positions,
let's get it. C'mon, c'mon.

[siren wailing]

C'mon, quickly, quickly.
Fall in positions.

[man on microphone]
'We've been informed
that the police department'

'and National Guard..'

'Will take all necessary action'

'in connection with our
complaint against you.'

'If you do not remove
yourself from this area'

'within the next five minutes.'

I implore you.
Leave now.

[students singing
"Give Peace A Chance"]

♪ Give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

How come we weren't
doing all this stuff?

We didn't know.

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

[singing continues]

[Lucas]
Everybody down.
Everybody down

Keep down.
Keep down.

[banging]

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

♪ All we are saying ♪

♪ Is give peace a chance.. ♪

[male #16]
Go, go, go, go.
Come on, go. Get down.

[singing continues]

[machine humming]

[students screaming]

[singing continues]

[students coughing]

[screaming continues]

[singing continues]

[coughing continues]

[people screaming]

[singing continues]

[screaming]

[coughing]

[rattling]

What are you?
Pigs!

Ah!

[screaming]

[whistle blowing]

[engine revving]

[screaming]

[coughing]

[screaming]

[screaming continues]

[rattling]

[screaming]

[siren wailing]

[screaming]

[shrieking]

[siren wailing]

[screaming]

You motherfuckers!

[screaming continues]

[screaming]

[siren wailing]

No! Please.
Don't hurt him!

[screaming]

[Buffy Sainte-Marie singing
"The Circle Game"]

♪ Yesterday a child ♪

♪ Came out to wander ♪

♪ Caught a dragonfly ♪

♪ Inside a jar ♪

♪ Fearful when the sky ♪

♪ Was full of thunder ♪

♪ And tearful at the falling ♪

♪ Of a star ♪

♪ So the boy
who dreamed tomorrow ♪

♪ Now is 20 ♪

♪ Though his dreams have lost ♪

♪ Some grandeur coming true ♪

♪ There'll be new dreams ♪

♪ Maybe better dreams
and plenty ♪

♪ Before the last revolving
year is through ♪

♪ And the seasons
they go round and round ♪

♪ And the painted
ponies go up and down ♪

♪ We're captive
on the carousel of time ♪

♪ We can't return ♪

♪ We can only look behind
from where we came ♪

♪ And go round
and round and round ♪

♪ In the circle game ♪

♪ And go round
and round and round ♪

♪ And go round
and round and round ♪

♪ And go round
and round and round ♪

♪ And go round
and round and round ♪

♪ And go round
and round and round ♪