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You've been weird since we left the market, what's wrong?
Nothing! Does there have to be something wrong?
We've been out for an hour and you haven't said a word!
We got the groceries, came downtown and you're silent!
If you're mad at me, say so. Stop wearing that face.
I'm not making a face, you're the one who's always pissed off.
Let's go over there.
If I'm mad I don't shut up and hold it in like you!
Oh sure, you're always right, I forgot.
I'm not always right, but I am this time.
Come on, you like to fight.
You could stick up for me just once!
You made a scene because she cut into the line.
- But she was ahead of us! - When I tried to apologize,
she jumped on me like a maniac and you kept quiet!
What was I supposed to do?
You don't see the face you make when I talk to people.
- You're ashamed of me. - What are you talking about?
You were screaming. Even the cashier said you were wrong.
Did you see how she pointed that pencil at me?
Yes, but you didn't need to tell her where to shove it.
Okay, maybe I went too far. Then she asked the Romanian
if she had enough money to pay. What a racist!
Listen, put that money away. There are people around...
He's lost. He can't remember his own name.
Maybe he's got I.D.
Do you have an identity card? No, not money, identification.
- What about in his pockets? - What, should I frisk him?
I'm very confused...
I don't remember anything.
Put your money in your pocket.
Give it a minute, you'll remember.
- We can't just leave him! - What can we do about him?
He's following us!
- He's not following us. - Yes, he is!
Don't worry.
We'll take you to the police station near our house.
They'll know what to do.
You know how many people get lost? A whole lot, right?
There's a game on TV tonight.
What team do you like?
- Okay, so you don't like soccer. - Stop it now!
Hey, can you give me a hand?
No, you stay in the car. I'll get it.
- Ma, Martina broke my Game Boy. - It's not true, Microbe did it.
- Hurry up, don't stop to chat. - Hi, kids.
- I'll help, Mama, give me one. - Martina, you're in my way.
- Who's that man? - I have no idea, he's lost.
You know Filippo and how he can complicate life.
- Where did you find him? - Downtown.
- Just what you need. - Wait, don't pull me.
Microbe, stop yelling on the stairs!
- Where's Papa? - Go watch TV with him.
- Who was that man? - I'm in no mood, Martina, go.
I don't feel like watching TV.
Detergent on the right, all spray bottles on the left.
This kid is getting more obsessive than you are!
Order makes life easier and doesn't make you waste time.
You're the one making me waste time.
I told you, go inside and watch television!
Martina, can you hear me?
I told you, I don't feel like watching TV.
Was she born that way or did she grow into it?
I don't know.
- Giovanna, he's undressing! - Getaway from there!
He's almost naked! Come before he closes the shades.
Will you stop that?
Okay, enough already!
Open up, Vittorio! Leave Luciana alone!
I'll call the cops this time!
Open the door right now!
Busybody!
I told you, I don't want you involved! Go away!
Mind your own fucking business, bitch, or I'll call the cops!
I'll have you and that illegal immigrant who fucks you arrested.
Get out of here!
He was kidding.
Giambo!
- Giambo! - What is it?
Vittorio called me a bitch.
- He called you a dirty nigger. - I'll take care of it.
- He didnโt say that! - He thought it! Be quiet!
Open the door, asshole!
- It's about time! - The game started, right?
Papa's home! Hi, Papa!
Will you eat with us or take your plate next door?
Good evening.
- Filippo! - I'll take him after the game.
I don't believe it! You brought him back here!?
There were too many people, we waited an hour!
They want to know how I found him and bullshit like that.
- There, only one point! - What an imbecile...
Eat.
- Would you like some more? - Yes.
- Mama? - Why are you awake?
Maybe Simone is dead.
- Simone? - The man in there!
- How do you know his name? - He told me.
He got his memory back.
He told your daughter that his name is Simone.
He's asleep from overexertion.
Did he just tell you or did you ask him?
- Why are you whispering? - So I don't wake him up.
If you let him sleep, will you carry him out of here?
Sir? Simone?
You have to wake up. We have to go, wake up.
No, Filippo! You're not leaving him here!
- He could be a maniac! - You're exaggerating, Giovanna.
He'll sleep near the kids! You're crazier than he is!
Stop yelling.
I'll yell when I want to! Watch how he wakes up now!
Great, he made himself comfortable now.
- You resolve this situation! - Look! You made him cry!
Stop that tone or I'll smack you one!
And I'll report you to a cop!
Are you coming to bed?
He's sleeping. I put Mama's blanket on him.
Turn out the light, I'm coming.
- Go to sleep! - I'd go to sleep,
- but this guy's awake! - I don't feel like it.
We sleep together once a week and you don't feel like it?
No, leave it open. I don't trust that man in there.
- No, he'll hear us this way. - We'll do it with a silencer.
- I really don't feel like it. - Come on, sure you do!
Good morning!
- Why didn't you wake me up? - You were sleeping so nicely.
Look Mama, Simone made breakfast.
- Where is he now? - He's in there.
He made a mess with the eggs, sure he's better, right?
Have a crepe.
- No, I don't want anything. - I helped him, you didn't!
Martina, go do your notebook.
Yeah, and do Marco's too!
Remember, they get out of school at two today.
- What time do you start? - At seven, like always.
- Haven't they changed the shifts? - Sure they have.
It's just that they gave me the night shift again.
- You always get cheated. - I was the last guy hired.
I have to hurry now, I hate doing things in a rush!
He's in there.
He's going, today
I'll take care of it.
Today.
Don't worry, I promise.
What's wrong?
- Have you seen Chen Suilan? - Why?
- Have you seen her? - Sure, don't you see her too?
- That's not her. - What's the difference?
- What happened to Chen Siulan? - She works two jobs,
her sister replaces her and she has no working papers.
The bosses know this trick of using the same name for relatives who come.
- It doesn't work anymore! - What are you, an SS officer?
- They asked me to investigate. - You tell them it's not your job.
You do the accounting. What does that mean?
- You count people? - How can I say no to them?
With your mouth!
Hi!
Hi Mama, look what we got.
- What's all this? - Wait or I'll crash.
- What have you done? - I'll explain later.
- How about explaining now? - Are you happy now?
- No, I'm playing! - Let Marco play too.
No, he doesn't know how to play.
- I didn't buy it, okay? - You took money from that man?
- No, he gave it to me. - You know what that's called?
- Exploiting the vulnerable. - Don't yell, he'll hear you!
He'll hear me?
Why the fuck didn't you bring him to the police today?
I did and I made a report. I just couldn't leave him there.
- How much did you take? - They'll call and let us know.
I didn't take his money, are you crazy? He came with me
to get the kids from school and he wanted to buy them a gift.
He told Martina to pick one, you know how grand she is.
Yes, but you've really lost the plot! I can't sleep with him here.
Take him to the pub and leave him at the station on the way.
Sure! This way I'm always the one who's the shit!
They're not for us, I sell them.
- Are you a pastry maker? - To earn some extra money.
I make them twice a week for my friend who owns a pub.
But I'd have liked that
I would have liked to open a pastry shop.
Why didn't you?
I didn't have the money.
You could work in a pastry shop if you like it that much.
Sure, at 29 years old with 2 kids, I'd be an apprentice
with a husband who gets himself fired all the time.
I know it's hard to quit, but at least when you bake
you shouldn't smoke. You used
tap water and you didn't even taste it
to make sure there wasn't too much chlorine.
Pardon me. I'll use mineral water next time.
Do you have a favorite brand to suggest?
You'll find the right one. Try it when it's cold
and when it's heated. The water must always be clear,
have no smell, be pleasant to the taste
and be absolutely low in alkaline.
How do you know all this?
Maybe I knew someone...
who knew how to bake very well.
Then you must remember something.
If I'm late at the police station,
would you put my kids to bed after yours?
- Want Giambo to go with you? - He is just what I need...
I'll take two minutes, wait for me here.
No, you could have brought them a little later
for closing time!
Sorry, I'll bring them early next time, life is a mess at home.
Send your husband if you're in a mess, or don't you trust him?
It's you I don't trust! He works nights anyway, so...
Excuses, excuses. If I had the chance, I'd show him a good time.
Do it! You'd get him off my back then!
- Trouble is, he'd never do it. - Oh yes he would.
- Isn't Giorgio enough for you? - Still?
After 15 years, it's incest now.
- Irene, the cash register. - I'm coming!
I can't, I'm in a rush.
Relax a bit or your brain will blow up, honey.
By the way, the pies aren't selling very well.
What can I do for you then?
That's my favorite question. Make sure it's good.
Be serious, tell me what you want.
How should I know? Invent something, shock me.
Make something new.
You think that's easy. 'Bye.
Pardon me, I think your grandfather isn't feeling well.
I was standing by him and he was saying some strange things.
- Then he walked off. - He's not my grandfather.
Sorry, it's just that I saw him with you before...
I live in the building across from you.
Really?
I don't know who he is, we found him in the street.
The police said they'd inform us
if they find out anything.
Where did he go now?
I met him there in front of my car.
Excuse me, but you took him to the police
and they left him in your care?
- Impossible, right? - It seems a bit strange to me.
You're right. I wasn't the one who brought him anyway.
Well, he can't be too far.
He's not well.
- What's wrong with him? - His memory is gone.
What's the name?
Giovanna.
I'm Lorenzo. But, I meant his name.
Oh! Simone.
I should have taken him to the police before going to the pub.
Now what can I do with him...
I can't chase him around all night.
You've been very kind,
but I'd better go home now
Simone, what are you doing? Why did you get out of the car?
My life is already a mess, you are just what I need!
Come back to the car.
I'll take you where you want.
We can go ask again, maybe they've found out
- where you lives. - I'll take you there.
No, thanks anyway.
My car is right here. Two people are better than one.
I'm sorry, I'm taking up so much of your time.
Don't worry about it, I'm not working tomorrow.
- They're coming! - Who's coming?
Don't get upset.
- Let me out. I have to get out! - No! What are you doing?
Simone, wait!
- I'll go with him. - Okay, I'll catch up.
No, please! Let me go!
Lorenzo! He's not feeling well!
Simone, what's wrong?
Nothing.
I just need... to sit down for a bit.
Good evening, Mario. I'll have the usual, please.
- Sorry, I'm not Mario. - Then have Mario come.
No one named Mario works here.
- What do you usually have? - Vermouth.
- I'll have a beer, please. - Make that two.
Who are you?
Lorenzo. We were in the car together just now.
We met in front of the pub, remember?
No. What kind of work do you do?
I work in a bank.
Do you like it?
I guess so. I'm about to become a branch manager.
Your wife will be pleased.
Well... I'm not married.
You're not married at your age? Why not?
I don't know.
Maybe I haven't found the right person yet.
What about you?
- What about me? - Do you like your job?
- Do you like chicken? - Yes, it's alright.
I work in a chicken factory.
I'm in accounting. And I don't like it.
I like your cakes very much. The ones you bring to the pub.
How did you know I make them?
I've seen you quite often and I go to the pub a lot.
And like I told you, I live across from you.
You've never seen me?
Maybe I have.
Maybe in the neighborhood.
Or maybe from my window.
I don't know, what with everything I have to do...
- Sir?! - Oh, excuse me.
Have you seen Sara? They're even taking babies away!
Please help me find her, please!
Help me find her.
Remember to take the money out of your jacket.
These are Filippo's. They might be small for you.
I just need time to wash your things, put them here.
I don't like the sweater.
You havenโt even tried it on.
I don't like the color.
Alright, I'll get another one for you.
This robe is for you... it's blue!
I'll take your clothes to the cleaners tomorrow.
Do you understand?
- Hello? - Giovanna? It's Lorenzo.
Sorry to call so late, but I looked up your number
and I saw you were still awake.
Yes.
After I left you at your car, I lost you and
I just wanted to know if he's alright.
Yes, he's taking a shower.
I couldn't... I couldn't tell you before
what he said to me when he stopped me.
So, here we are.
My friends had gone and I was getting into my car.
At a certain point, he was almost on top of me.
He spoke to me... as if he were talking to someone else.
He... it was actually as if he were declaring his love.
I don't remember the words exactly now.
"I'll always love you."
More or less that's what he said.
And then?
"We have to love each other secretly,"
"because no one... no one will forgive our love."
What did you answer?
I didn't know what to say.
It was a bit embarrassing too.
Then he just stopped. He looked me in the eyes.
"I don't want to give up our love. Do you?"
He really said that?
Yes.
For a moment I was... I tried to give him an answer.
Any answer. I don't know how he took it.
You didn't understand who he was talking to?
No, but he was convinced he was talking to the person he loved.
So he wasn't talking about me... I mean
about her. About the woman
that he couldn't love.
What was he thinking about?
Who knows how it ended...
Take him to the police tomorrow.
Yes, I have to take the kids to school and shop, but...
You can always call if you need a hand. I'll give you
- my mobile number. - Alright.
Is everything alright?
Is everything alright?
Listen, I'm coming in.
What are you doing?
You couldn't sleep?
You couldnโt either.
Did the children stay with your friend?
Yes, but Emine's kids sleep here often too.
I like the way your husband plays with his children.
Yes, Filippo is a good father.
Have you known him long?
We've been married for 9 years, but were together before that.
It was different in the beginning. Then...
Then the worries, the children, like everyone else I guess.
It must be beautiful to watch love grow that started only as
passion... and to help it change,
to protect it from the passage of time.
Well, that's not always easy.
Do you like to dance?
Yes, but I haven't danced for years.
It's been longer for me.
- Martina, hurry up. - We'll be ready in two minutes.
- What time is it? - Too early for you.
I'll take the kids to school and then go shopping with Emine.
I swear I'll leave him at the police station today.
No, I have to take his clothes to the cleaners later.
Alright, just don't complain later.
I took him to the pub last night. I almost lost him,
but thank God I got help. You know, that guy that...
Alright, I'll tell you some other time.
You be quiet, I'll talk to her.
Comb your brother's hair, it's sticking up.
It took me an hour to get it like this.
Don't yell, you'll wake him up.
She doesn't understand,
she's an old lady.
He doesn't care about the old man. He wants to do you!
Come on, he hasn't even thought about that.
Don't you think I'd have noticed?
He spied on you just like you spied on him!
I didn't spy on him!
You've been acting out a soap opera for months.
- For this afternoon, please. - This will take three days.
Please, it's really urgent.
It's Saturday, we're closed this afternoon. No way, sweetie.
It's a human issue.
If someone begs you there must be a reason!
Come on, it's important to her.
Pass by later and knock on the grate.
Just this once, got that? Nice suit, very fine fabric...
- Whose is it? - What's it to you?
He's hitting on you, he even knows how you like your coffee.
These were in the pocket.
- What's he doing with rocks? - He throws them at busybodies!
Oh, hello!
Right now?
I don't know, how can I do that?
Yes, that's a good idea.
Where?
Alright, the same coffee bar. Fine.
The same coffee bar!
Do you two have "your song" yet?
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Sit down. - Thank you.
Would you like something?
- A coffee? - Yes, a coffee, thank you.
Two, please.
- How is Simone? - He was asleep when I left.
I had to wash him last night. I saw numbers on his arm...
- From a concentration camp? - Yes.
He took us here to the Jewish neighborhood.
I wanted to tell you, I called a policewoman friend of mine.
She said there's been no report of anyone finding an old man.
- They know nothing about this. - That's what I thought.
She'll let me know if anyone reports a missing person.
- I see you're getting involved. - Yes, a bit.
Thank you.
- Milk? - Yes, a drop.
No, I don't take sugar.
- I canโt stay here long. - Alright, we'll hurry.
How is it that someone like you took a stranger home?
It wasn't me. It was my soft hearted husband.
He goes overboard when it comes to helping someone.
In fact, it seemed odd. With your kids in the house...
What do the kids have to do with this?
No, I only meant that... it seemed rather strange.
What did you think strange? What do you know about me?
It's true, I hardly know anything about you.
I only know
that you take your children to school at 8 every morning.
Your friend, who has black children, is always with you.
I know that every night after you wash the dishes
you stay in the kitchen to smoke a cigarette.
You put out your cigarette under the tap water.
I know you often wander around the house at night.
You go to the window and look outside.
But I don't know what you see.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- I'd like some information. - Certainly, what is it?
Would you happen to know
an elderly gentleman called Simone?
No, no one comes to mind.
He's lost, he remembers nothing. He's staying with her for now
I think he's a concentration camp survivor.
How can you say that?
He has those numbers on his arm.
He stopped here in front of your shop last night.
He knocked on the grating
as if he knew this place very well.
He may be one of your customers.
Are you sure his name is Simone?
It's the only thing he remembers.
- Did you make a police report? - Yes, but there's no response.
Listen, I've worked here for a very long time.
Maybe if you brought him here I'd recognize him.
I'm sorry. We're not looking for any missing persons here.
It seemed the name Simone meant something to you a minute ago.
It struck me because this lady's brother was named Simone.
But it can't be him. Simone died many years ago
in a concentration camp.
Excuse me, where is your car parked?
- Along the river. - Mine is the other way.
Goodbye.
- Why was your cellphone off? - It wasn't, I was at the bar.
Maybe it didn't receive there.
Look, it's on. I never turned it off.
If you say so.
Didn't Simone go out with you this morning?
Oh sure, I took him shopping with me.
- He wasn't here when I woke up. - Where is he now?
- You said you'd stay with him. - What did I say?
I said I was going to the cleaners, you stupid shit!
- You're really a ball buster! - I can never trust you!
I know you didn't make a police report! I'm sick of this!
- It makes me even sicker! - Then do something!
Take some initiative! Just one thing!
What am I saying? You can't even get on the day shift!
Give me time for fuck's sake! It's a new job!
Do you call checking the gas on trucks a job? Fuck you!
Is it my fault? You forget I lost the job the auto shop
to a family member. If it wasn't for the kids
I wouldn't be breathing gas fumes all night!
You could stop breathing for what they pay you!
Are you throwing money in my face now?
I've always had a job! Who gave you this house, huh?
If I'm correct, if your mother hadn't passed you the lease...
At least I had parents who helped us!
True, I didn't have any.
But I'm not like you.
At least I'm not like you!
Why? What am I?
Go on, say it! What am I to you?
I'm a failure? Am I a failure?
Right?! You're a real bitch!
My dear Simone,
After you, red is no longer red.
The blue of the sky is no longer blue.
The trees are no longer green.
After you,
I have to search for colors in the yearning I have for us.
After you, I miss even the pain
that made our love timid and secret.
I regret the waiting, the relinquishing,
the coded messages,
our stolen glances in a world full of blind people
who didn't want to see
because if they'd seen us we'd have been their shame,
their hatred, their cruelty.
I regret I haven't yet had the courage to ask your forgiveness.
And that is why I can no longer even look inside your window.
That is where I always saw you when I didn't
even know your name and you dreamed of a better world.
A world where a tree was not forbidden to be a tree,
or for blue to become the sky.
I don't know if this is a better world...
now that no one calls me Davide anymore,
now that everyone calls me only Mr. Veroli.
How can I say this is a better world?
How can I say that without you?
I have to leave in a few days
I'm being transfered to the Ischia branch.
It must be a beautiful island.
Yes. But not now.
It's always like this.
I'm never good at guessing the right timing.
A few days ago, I thought this promotion would save me.
It's the last thing I want right now.
It seems I always get what I want at the wrong time.
Everything's fine as long as I'm dreaming of something,
but then when I try to make that become reality...
I don't know how to explain it, sorry, I know, but...
It's just that I...
I'd stay sitting on this bench forever,
even though I know it would never be possible...
Just look at how you're dressed.
You have to be cleaner, more polite, better than other kids.
That's easy if everybody else is like you!
Martina! Say you're sorry right now!
You weaned this kid on viper's milk!
Hello. May I please speak to.
Mr. Veroli? Mr. Davide Veroli.
- Who is this? - You wouldn't know my name.
You don't know me. Tell him I'm Simone's friend.
- Simone? - Yes.
Just a moment.
Mr. Veroli
is sleeping now, please call back later.
You may also leave me your telephone number.
Hello. We spoke yesterday. I have an appointment
- with Mr. Davide Veroli. - Come in.
You're not bringing bad news, are you?
Why bad news?
You never know. I expect just about anything from life!
Davide shouldn't be seeing you.
However, don't agitate him. Diabetes! Heart! Depression!
His problems are worse than other people's! Understand?
- I'm sorry. - You're telling me.
Just the effort it takes for me to give him a pill...
There's nothing worse
then someone who refuses to take care of himself!
Stop putting on a show, Sara.
Why don't you go make us some coffee?
"What's your name, what's your name."
Martina constantly asked me.
The only name I had fixed in my head
was Simone's.
I read it, I'm sorry.
I thought it would help me to find you.
In fact, you found me.
Simone never read this letter.
When you found me that morning
I was on my way to our meeting place.
Simone and I had a secret meeting place.
We left our messages there.
Everything we couldn't say in front of anyone else
or on the telephone, we wrote.
We hid the messages
between the stones of the fountain.
I made you worry, didn't I?
Yes.
Why?
Everything is ready.
I don't taste things as I once did.
Come here. Taste this chocolate.
Did it break immediately?
I didn't notice, it's melting.
Quickly?
- Yes. - It's the grain.
It must have an almost imperceptible graininess.
Then once it's melted it must leave a sweet sensation
that lasts for just a moment,
and then the thing that counts is the bitterness.
Yes, that's what it tastes like.
Do you taste the perfume of the vanilla?
Yes, but... distantly.
Distantly...
Yes, distance.
You've transformed your passion into a hobby.
You shouldn't treat your talent that way!
Do you know the pastry shop on Via Giustini?
- Veroli's? - Davide Veroli. It was his.
He was a great pastry chef, an artist famous all over Europe.
- Have you known him long? - A lifetime.
I owe him my life.
He was the one who saved me on October 16, 1943.
You don't know what I'm talking about, do you?
No, I'm sorry.
The Nazis... began at dawn and continued all day
to load entire families on to their trucks.
Men, women,
old people, babies.
Not only in the Ghetto, but in all of Rome.
Davide did everything to warn as many people as he could.
He saved a lot of children that day.
That's why he was given medals and honors...
For what it was worth...
- What did you do for him? - Why?
You don't know how truly privileged you are.
He's never allowed anyone to make pastry with him,
much less give them his baking tools.
Are you a pastry chef, too?
I don't know, maybe it was... all the love in the letter
that never made me think... they were two men.
I didn't realize it either, but then...
Only after I thought about it again...
Mama.
- I'm on the telephone. - It's been an hour!
The second time he has to go home, why isn't Tom Thumb
- able to find the bread crumbs? - I don't remember.
- The birds ate them. - The birds, the birds ate them.
But wasn't it pebbles he left along the road?
Everyone remembers fairy tales in their own way.
Do you still have a lot of packing to do?
I guess so.
He's a dead end.
Look, he wants to sleep with you and then he'll take off.
Anyway, he'll be in Ischia and you'll be here.
Alright, but would he spy on me for months just for a fuck?
Then tell him you're leaving everything to run off with him
to live your dreams of love
on the island. Watch how fast he disappears.
Listen, I'm working overtime. Will you wait for me?
No, I'll take the bus.
Fuck him!
Yes, have yourself a good fuck.
It's the only way
to get him out of your head. Go home, make yourself pretty,
leave the kids to sleep at my house,
and that's the end of it.
Don't make that face, it's not a tragedy.
Look, if you do it well, do it very well.
Come in.
I tried to give the place some atmosphere.
Maybe I went overboard.
I'll put them out if you like.
No, it's very nice.
If you knew for how long I imagined this...
And now you're here
and I can kiss you. I can kiss your mouth,
your face,
your eyes.
You never stop, did you know that?
You're always moving.
Day after day I watched you,
you became an obsession for me.
I came home early just to watch you.
I hid behind the curtains.
I waited for you to go out to see where you went.
It was enough to know that you were there
and there were times I couldn't tear myself from the window
in the hope that I'd see you for one more instant.
From that window?
Yes.
With this transfer you'll have a lot of responsibilities.
Your life will change completely.
A new place, a new job, new friends.
- It'll be hard at first, but... - I'm not asking you to come.
I can give you all the time you want.
Why do we have give this up?
I know it's difficult for you.
It's difficult for you to be with me.
But it's even more difficult for me to leave you
I owe you 13 euros.
I'll give it to you at the end of the month.
Hello. I've brought back his suit.
Giovanna, come in, please. Hurry!
But I came only to give him his suit.
- No, please come inside. - Has something happened?
The air is too humid. It's no good for pastries.
It makes it harder to knead the dough.
You didn't tell me if the children liked
the cake we made together.
I'm sorry, they liked it very much. Emine went crazy for it too.
That woman should go crazy with a good diet.
Today is not the day to make pastries,
they're turning out badly.
Are you sure he told you the truth?
It wasn't easy, he didn't want to talk. But when I aimed
the gun at the baby, he told me everything.
He made a list of everyone still hiding valuables.
You can't go wrong. I'm not leaving. Is everything ready?
Yes, the German troops are here. In half an hour we'll surround
the Ghetto. What about that Jew who works with you?
- Will he warn anyone? - Who? That queer?
No, he's harmless. I keep an eye on him.
If he dares to leave here...
I believe you! I'm going, but keep an eye on him.
I saved many people that night.
The same people who laughed at me,
who didn't believe in my sentiments,
who wouldn't accept that I could love Simone.
And to save them, I lost him.
I was at a crossroads, can you understand that?
But instead of running to Simone,
I chose to warn the others first.
I had to show that I was worthy of them,
to save them first would be my redemption.
Where did you leave the children?
With Emine.
You mustn't trust anyone!
Every neighbor could be an informer, a spy!
- They're not in danger. - Yes, they are! Run,
go home, hide them, take them as far away as you can!
Calm down, Davide, nothing's happened!
There's no time to lose, they'll be here any minute!
- The children are safe. - Oh, the indifference...
That's your disease. You're blind and deaf.
They've stupified all of you with their propaganda!
You must...
You must run and warn everyone you know, Giovanna.
Before it's too late!
Alright, Davide, I will. Just calm down now.
We're here with you, nothing can happen.
I'm not afraid for myself.
I can't do anything now.
But you... you still have a choice.
You can change, Giovanna.
Don't be content to merely survive.
You must demand
to live in a better world, not just dream about it.
I didn't do that.
Are you awake already?
I never went to sleep.
Has something happened?
I've decided to quit my job.
In two hours I'll take the kids to school
and then I'll go to work and give them my resignation.
Why? What's the reason?
I'm sorry.
I thought something happened to you at work.
That you were forced to do this.
No. This was my choice.
I should have done it sooner, but I don't think it's too late.
What will we do now? What will you do?
I want to work in a pastry shop.
Help me, Filippo.
Help me.
- Here they are. - Where's my other bag?
I'll go get it.
- That's very well done. - I know.
Then why did you want me to check it?
To show you how smart I am!
I've never had a doubt.
It's me!
Hi. Did you find a job?
No, I had some interviews, but I'm too old to apprentice.
Did you make these for the pub?
- No, they're for us. - They're not fattening, right?
- No. - If you get any fatter...
You little...
He's downstairs,
he's moving out.
Should I put raisins or almonds in the cookies?
Both.
- We're done. - Good.You lock up.
My dear Davide,
Since you left us forever, Martina asks me of you often.
She still calls you Simone. I'll tell her your story soon.
Yesterday at work, for the first time I was asked
to make a cake by myself. Guess which one I made?
The head pastry chef didn't comment, but it was added
to the list of cakes to be made for Sundays.
I think that's a good sign.
Filippo was able to get on the day shift.
It seemed as if he'd won the lottery, he was so happy
and I understood that I can't ask more of him right now.
You know, when I think of Lorenzo,
I'm afraid I'm already beginning to forget his face,
that I can't remember his voice anymore.
What is he doing right now? Who is he smiling at?
I still need your advice, Davide,
one of your glances, one of your gestures.
But then suddenly I'll feel your gestures in mine,
and I recognize you when I speak.
Does everyone who leaves you
always leave part of themselves with you?
Is this the secret of having memories?
If that's true, I feel much safer
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