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SWEDEN
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In the presence of the sovereign
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and a host of diplomatic,
Scientific and artistic figures,
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the 1934 Nobel prizes
were solemnly given out.
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The Prizes in Chemistry,
Physiology and Medicine
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were handed to three
illustrious American scientists.
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The prize for Literature went
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to the Italian playwright
Luigi Pirandello.
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Although poorly executed,
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I performed the task with pleasure.
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You may now proceed
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to receive from His Majesty the King,
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the Nobel Prize in Literature
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of which the Swedish Academy
has deemed you worthy.
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I've never felt so alone and sad.
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The sweetness of glory is no
recompense for the bitterness it cost.
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To my brother Vittorio
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Is my life already over?
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How is it possible?
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Like this? Already?
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They're my children.
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My children.
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I find it shocking that children
could have been born from me.
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But when?
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Ah, I must have had them yesterday.
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Yesterday I was still young.
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Is this a dream?
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No, it's really them, my children.
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They're coming over!
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They're growing up.
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They're coming to me
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because they know I'm ill, very ill.
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But why is gray hair sprouting
on my children's heads?
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They grow, they grow.
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I feel such compassion
for my children...
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so old.
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I'd like to get up,
but I can't anymore.
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PIRANDELLO IS DEAD
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ITALIAN LITERATURE IN MOURNING
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He is to be displayed in a black shirt.
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A Fascist funeral,
a funeral to be remembered.
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Pennants, cardinals a band
and all the rest of it.
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They even gave him a Nobel Prize.
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I was forgetting...
he won the Nobel Prize.
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They gave him the Collar.
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Put it on display.
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"Let my death pass in silence.
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Let me be wrapped in a sheet.
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A cart of the lowest class,
for a pauper.
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Burn me.
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And let my body, just burned,
be left to scatter,
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so nothing, not even ash,
would be left of me.
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But if this cannot be done,
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may the urn be taken to Sicily
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and be walled within a rough stone
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in the countryside where I was born."
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"Moron".
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"In accordance
with the Royal Decree No. 1265
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dated July 27, 1934
concerning the health laws..."
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MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR
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"The authorities approved
the incineration at the crematorium.
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The urn with the playwright's ashes
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has been placed
in the Verano cemetery in Rome
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and will be held there
in keeping with the family's wishes."
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THE URN STAYED IN THE ROMAN
CEMETERY FOR 10 YEARS
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TEN YEARS OF WAR, FEAR.
BARBARISM, STRUGGLE
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Pray louder, pray!
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PIETRO CARUSO,
ROME POLICE CHIEF ON TRIAL
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FOR THE ARDEATINE MASSACRE
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"The court proceedings
against Caruso Pietro,
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find Caruso Pietro and Occhetto Roberto
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guilty as charged.
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And it sentences Pietro Caruso
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to death,
to be shot in the back by firing squad.
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Caruso gets off the wagon.
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PRISONERS OF WAR
RETURNED TO RIMINI
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SEEKING WIFE,
EVEN SECONDHAND
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New York
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DELEGATE FROM
AGRIGENTO TOWN HALL
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Worried, huh?
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ROME CITY HALL OFFICIAL
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- Yeah, I didn't sleep last night.
- The chaos of Rome.
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No, I'm worried about them.
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You two, gently.
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Gently.
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What do you think we're doing?
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I like American cigarettes: Camels.
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They worry me, so does Agrigento.
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Agrigento?
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They're all worried there.
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The authorities, the university,
the population too.
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They're waiting for Pirandello's ashes.
For the celebrations.
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I understand, I do.
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But a little patience.
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The trip home isn't easy.
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It's cold today in Rome.
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And we'll get some coffee,
would you say no?
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I say yes.
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A question.
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Are you close to President De Gasperi?
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Not exactly close, no.
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I know he's giving you
a hand for the trip.
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Yes, he.promised.
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"You mustn't worry," he told me.
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"I'll take care of everything.
I'll go to American headquarters."
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American headquarters?
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He'll request a special flight
from Rome to Sicily.
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- Just for the ashes?
- Exactly.
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Here's hoping.
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You don't trust them, do you?
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The Americans are good with promises,
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but with us Italians,
they act like they're conquerors.
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They're not completely wrong.
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Mind you,
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you're forgetting Mr.Pirandello
is a Nobel Prize winner
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and the Americans admire
and respect success.
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I have just arrived in Washington.
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De GASPERI PRIME MINISTER
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I find myself among friends.
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This demonstration of friendship
and brotherhood
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also inspires the discussions
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that will take place
between our governments.
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Get a load of this idiot!
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Slow down.
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Slowly! Slowly!
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For heaven's sake!
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My hat!
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Thank you.
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Son of a bitch!
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Damn you!
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Idiot!
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Good morning.
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But...
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Are they Pirandello's ashes?
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I'll go ask.
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Good morning, may 1?
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Are they the maestro
Pirandello's ashes in the crate?
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Yes.
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Excuse me.
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Are they the maestro Pirandello's ashes?
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It's him.
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Yes, they're Pirandello's ashes.
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Is there a dead man on the plane?
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Wait, we're leaving.
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- Right?
- Yes, let's go.
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- I'm leving.
- So are we.
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I'm leaving.
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No, I'm getting off.
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We won't travel
with a dead man's ashes!
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Us with a dead man...
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Propeller - crash.
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Airplane not start.
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Sorry,
the engine of the propeller...
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Please, captain.
Please.
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I understood what that half Sicilian,
was gesticulating to your pilot about.
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Are you wondering why
everyone got off the plane.
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I'll tell you why.
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Because they don't want to fly,
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to travel
with a dead man on the plane.
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With his ashes.
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And you, captain,
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have lent your ear to this idiocy,
to these ridiculous superstitions.
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You shut off the engines.
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Shame on you.
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I heard that.
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I do not believe
your medieval superstitions.
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But with all due respect,
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I am not going to
let you call me a liar.
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You have to trust in me,
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In the sincerity
Of a captain in the AIR Force.
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The war.
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Señorita, jiggy jiggy?
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Señorita, jiggy jiggy!
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Señorita, jiggy jiggy...
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Sorry, he drunk.
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Señorita!
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I'll tear their heads off!
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I'll tear their heads off.
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Holy smoke!
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The crate!
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Sir, excuse me.
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Captain, have you seen a crate?
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No, I fell asleep.
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I don't believe it!
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Excuse me, there was a wooden crate...
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Have you seen a wooden crate?
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Excuse me, there was a wooden crate.
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I haven't seen it.
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There was a wooden crate...
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This big.
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Has anyone passed by here?
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A wooden crate...
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Have you seen a wooden crate?
This big.
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- Have you seen a crate?
- We haven't seen anything.
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A crate, made of wood.
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How can you miss a wooden crate?
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Miss, have you seen a wooden crate?
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This big. Wooden, big.
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She's German, she can't understand.
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Alsatian.
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I was a prisoner,
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I married her.
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I'm taking her home,
to the island of Salina.
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Good luck.
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I don't know.
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But it's beautiful, huh?
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These are mine.
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What's up? We're playing tressette.
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A three-hand game with a "dead man."
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Do you know it?
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Do you want to sit in
for the "dead man"?
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Thieves!
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Let's not snap at each other
like mad dogs.
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Is it yours? It's his.
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It was there all by itself
and we took it.
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We'll take it back now
and put it where it was, all right?
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Let's take the crate back where it was.
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We didn't know
where to play so we took it.
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Come on, gently, gently.
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Gently, guys.
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I couldn't see it anymore...
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Now we'll put it here.
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Set it down.
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- Is it all right here?
- Yes.
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- Is that all right?
- Yes, thanks.
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We'll get our cards and go.
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Goodbye and sorry.
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- No, I'm sorry.
- Have a safe trip.
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We'll play on top of the suitcases.
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Sicily.
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They can't ask us to bless a Greek vase.
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The funeral will pass through Agrigento.
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People raising their hats to a vase?
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They can't ask that of us.
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You know the students with those caps?
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That little smirk
every time I object, that little smirk.
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Forget it, forget it.
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Not all of them, I've seen many
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who are serious, truly concerned.
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Not because I don't think highly of him.
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I am uneasy, believe me, I am uneasy.
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At the seminary I read him in secret.
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Then I confessed.
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I was young once too.
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And you? Who among you
has read Pirandello's works?
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At least one!
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You.
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I've read him, I read him.
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Me too.
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Me too, I've just read one novel.
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"The Old and the Young."
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Very good, a bit long...
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But very good.
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I like your cheerfulness.
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Remember the inscription
of "The Old and the Young"?
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Children, old...
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"To my children, young today...
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old tomorrow."
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If you order the vase to be placed
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in a Christian coffin, you can bless it.
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Oh, yes!
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It can be done like that.
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Good idea, Don Biagio, good idea!
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Then the Church can give its blessing.
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This is our decision: The vase
will be enclosed in a Christian coffin
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and I shall bless it.
269
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A regular coffin.
270
00:47:35,467 --> 00:47:38,799
You go, I've already wasted
a whole morning.
271
00:47:39,925 --> 00:47:42,757
You are kind, with strong principles.
272
00:47:43,925 --> 00:47:47,132
You can speak to those
disrespectful students better than I.
273
00:47:49,675 --> 00:47:53,382
My first principle is obedience.
274
00:48:53,883 --> 00:48:57,091
But it's a child's coffin.
275
00:49:01,008 --> 00:49:02,966
It's all we had left.
276
00:49:04,342 --> 00:49:07,216
Last month everyone had the flu.
277
00:49:07,508 --> 00:49:09,924
Everybody, and the month before too.
278
00:49:10,633 --> 00:49:12,757
A deadly flu.
279
00:49:14,592 --> 00:49:16,424
We barely had enough regular coffins.
280
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A child's coffin...
281
00:49:19,050 --> 00:49:22,049
No! Take it away!
282
00:51:21,300 --> 00:51:23,466
A child's died.
283
00:51:25,175 --> 00:51:27,966
Did you see? A child's died.
284
00:51:33,300 --> 00:51:35,716
Dad, has a child died?
285
00:51:41,758 --> 00:51:43,966
No, a child hasn't died.
286
00:51:45,675 --> 00:51:48,591
But the coffin's small, who's inside?
287
00:52:02,550 --> 00:52:04,716
It's not a child.
288
00:52:06,842 --> 00:52:08,716
It's a dwarf.
289
00:52:13,925 --> 00:52:16,049
No laughing, quiet!
290
00:52:16,342 --> 00:52:18,716
- What is it?
- There's a dwarf in there.
291
00:52:22,258 --> 00:52:23,591
What's going on?
292
00:52:28,883 --> 00:52:31,674
They said there's a dwarf in there.
293
00:52:36,717 --> 00:52:39,549
They said there's a dwarf in there.
294
00:52:54,758 --> 00:52:57,799
The kids said there's a dwarf in there.
295
00:53:39,217 --> 00:53:41,007
He's coming.
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00:53:43,258 --> 00:53:47,591
YOUR ACTORS
297
00:54:28,217 --> 00:54:31,466
"May the urn be taken to Sicily
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and be walled within a rough stone
299
00:54:38,675 --> 00:54:41,007
in the countryside where I was born."
300
00:55:20,550 --> 00:55:23,508
THE SCULPTOR
301
00:57:39,467 --> 00:57:43,966
THE MONUMENT WAS ONLY READY
FOR THE ASHES 15 YEARS LATER
302
01:01:43,800 --> 01:01:46,257
BEFORE HIS DEATH
PIRANDELLO WROTE
303
01:01:46,592 --> 01:01:49,716
A TALE BASED ON ANEWS STORY
IN BROOKLYN
304
01:01:50,050 --> 01:01:52,799
GIRL KILLED BY ITALIAN BOY
305
01:01:54,842 --> 01:01:59,882
THE NAIL
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01:05:21,217 --> 01:05:23,007
Give them to Antonio.
307
01:05:23,383 --> 01:05:25,757
Those leaving, come to be counted.
308
01:05:27,133 --> 01:05:28,757
There should be ten of you.
309
01:05:31,425 --> 01:05:33,841
Tie a handkerchief
to the top of the reed.
310
01:05:34,217 --> 01:05:37,549
So we can greet them
even from a distance.
311
01:05:50,217 --> 01:05:53,341
Three, four, five, six...
312
01:05:53,883 --> 01:05:55,174
Wait.
313
01:06:02,300 --> 01:06:04,549
He's number six, he's coming with us.
314
01:06:04,842 --> 01:06:07,132
He's wearing his clothes,
here's the money.
315
01:06:20,883 --> 01:06:22,716
Not him!
316
01:06:23,675 --> 01:06:24,841
Not him!
317
01:06:29,133 --> 01:06:33,507
SIX YEARS LATER
318
01:07:11,508 --> 01:07:13,049
And two coffees.
319
01:08:44,883 --> 01:08:47,799
As a first day it went so-so.
320
01:08:49,675 --> 01:08:51,382
But it went.
321
01:09:36,967 --> 01:09:39,216
At last we can eat too!
322
01:09:42,758 --> 01:09:44,966
Help us put the tables together.
323
01:09:46,383 --> 01:09:48,924
Bastianeddu, come on.
324
01:10:01,092 --> 01:10:03,007
You're not eating with us?
325
01:10:06,758 --> 01:10:08,132
Why not?
326
01:10:14,175 --> 01:10:16,174
But he was good.
327
01:10:18,217 --> 01:10:20,091
You're all red,
328
01:10:21,300 --> 01:10:23,632
go get some fresh air.
329
01:19:18,625 --> 01:19:19,708
Hey, boy.
330
01:19:29,750 --> 01:19:35,500
What did you mean when you said
that the nail fell -- on purpose?
331
01:19:40,083 --> 01:19:43,375
And that the girls were beating up
on each other on purpose?
332
01:19:47,833 --> 01:19:49,166
I'm trying to help you.
333
01:19:50,541 --> 01:19:52,333
Don't be scared.
334
01:19:55,375 --> 01:19:59,000
I just want to know what you mean
when you say "on purpose."
335
01:20:02,208 --> 01:20:04,041
Tell me and I'll leave you alone.
336
01:20:10,666 --> 01:20:11,750
Want me to go?
337
01:22:06,758 --> 01:22:09,049
I'll think of you all my life.
338
01:22:13,717 --> 01:22:16,966
I'll visit you when
I get out of prison.
339
01:22:20,675 --> 01:22:22,674
I'll come visit you every year.
340
01:25:47,217 --> 01:25:49,424
Time must pass
341
01:25:49,717 --> 01:25:53,757
and carry us away
with all the scenarios of our life.
342
01:25:57,175 --> 01:26:01,757
Mine, I've already rolled it up
and tucked it under my arm.
343
01:30:51,883 --> 01:30:54,257
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