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Luca, come here!

Come here!

I don't want to!

No!

I don't want to!

My money!

The money!

The school, the class!

Please!

My mother!

No!

No, I don't want to!

Come here!

Oh, Luca!

No!

Come here!

No!

Stop!

No!

Luca!

No!

No, don't do it! Don't kill him!

Politics is the thing with which or
without which everything remains as it is.

Shoot, Luca, shoot!

Enemies! And you're with them!

I'm ashamed of my father.

We did our part. Think about us.

I'm moving to Rome
and I work for the party.

For you, war has always been a game.

Money to pay!

Even killing has been a game.

Everyone must return to their place.

I'll tell you a fairy tale.

Two fairy tales! No, actually three!

All right.

Edith, turn off the
lights, it's getting dark.

What a disaster, this war.

Poor Meyer had entrusted
me with his property. Deported.

If he doesn't come back, I'll
have everything in my hands.

Ah, this Salò Republic,
I don't understand it.

They're being commanded by the Nazis.

I gave Salerno a lot of
money to get him out.

His villa on the Brent is to be
restored, but the land is good.

They've got him at the border. Deported.

What are you doing? Are you going tonight?

I'm not going with you.

It's better to get away from the Nazis.

I'm not going.

I'm going to the border.

What's the matter? I'm going.

You have to think about the future.

And with music you die
of hunger. That's the truth.

I'm going.

Why aren't you in bed yet?

Come on, hurry.

Good night.

Go to sleep.

Mum, the make-up.

The prayer?

So, did you decide?

You always have to do what you want.

Fine, fine, I'll come.

But give me time to change.

Anyway, for me it's a mistake.

I'll wait for you downstairs.

Get dressed.

Heidi, why are you still waiting?

Nobody will come, you know that too.

Death is coming, watch out and beware

your beloved is coming.

She's always waiting under the tree.

He'll never come back,
he'll never see you again.

She's always waiting under the tree.

You have him...

You can't even walk.

Isn't it wonderful here?

What a place!

Where do I have to come?

Oh my God, but here I will get a life.

But now you can run.

Wait for me!

Come, Luca.

Here, ma'am.

It's humid here, I'll never
come to spend the holidays.

Luca!

There's also cheese.

Elbow.

And you...

Excuse me.

Do you like it?

Yes.

You have plenty of it.

Eat, Luca.

Eat, yes, but with a little class.

Your mother never tells you anything?

Use the knife, dear.

Enough!

I'll teach you a lesson!

Hey, you!

Salve!

You, come on!

Calm down, eh?

I'll take care of it.

Calm down!

Well, you're having a party.

What do you say? If you
want to get in the way...

All black bag stuff.

No, no, from the countryside.

Put your hands down.

Let me see the papers.

Down there.

Calm down.

Oh my God, what a bunch of jerks.

What do you want to do to him?

Oh, nothing, ma'am, just a check.

But is she German?

Yes, she's a Luger. Show it to me.

Here, it's safe.

It's cold.

Take it, if you want.

Really?

Yes.

Come on, Tonino, let's go.

Give it to me.

Thank you.

Everything's fine.

Partisans!

Friends!

Come on, let's get out of here.

No!

Bandits!

Son of a bitch!

The syringe, please.

Here.

Thank you.

A ship of steel.

Fast, straight,

sharp,

beautiful as a naked weapon.

Alive, throbbing,

like if metal

closed a terrible heart.

Manzi!

Wake up, it's an order!

The alarm!

I refuse, I refuse!

Radio London. Colonel Stevens speaking.

Hi.

Did you talk to Guadagnino?

I did. He's waiting for you
tomorrow night at his usual place.

Hey, don't thank me.

Thank you.

Why do you work for me, aunt?

In this house, we eat. Outside,
there's war, there's fear.

People suffer.

My family was deported to Germany.

I'm safe here.

You know, I'm always in love.

Really?

I like men.

But I don't have a real boyfriend.

Do you like me too?

Of course I like you.

You're just a kid. You're too young for me.

Is there a school you like?

I don't have time for donations. I
have more important things to do.

Do you believe me?

Yes, I believe you.

Come on, let's go!

If it's true that the
Americans are in Bologna,

the war will be over soon.

Not for us.

We will continue to fight.

For socialism.

And what is socialism?

Everything will change, you'll see.

Even the flag.

We should start from school, from family.

Also.

But it's the state that must change.

Sure, right.

And then we will make a new society.

There will be democracy.

You'll see, Luca, it will be another world.

Another way of living.

Shoot, Luca, shoot!

How much longer?

And now, tell me where you're going!

Leave me alone!

I understand.

Open your mouth.

Let me hear you.

You smoked.

I have to bear this too.

Come on, line up, we'll fix it at home.

So, where are you going at night?

Don't you trust your father?

I'm going with the partisans.

But you wouldn't have gone crazy, Luca.

You're going with the partisans?

Murderers? Enemies?

And you're staying with them?

You decided to destroy the family.

You want to see me dead? Killed? Me?

But I'll pull you straight, you know?

You're all against me. Against me.

But I'll pull you straight!

My father filled me with shit.

He said we partisans
are thieves, murderers.

Stop it, don't you report it.

No, he's too much for me.

And how's your father?

Here, see?

My father is down there, in prison.

Since I was a child, I saw
him come in and out of there.

He was always happy at home,
he told beautiful tales about Russia.

He's in prison because
he's an anti-fascist.

He's a fascist.

I envy you a lot, your father.

But why did you come with us?

Because I believe what Alfio says.

That if we win, the world will change.

I'm ashamed of my father.

I don't know.

He has a different life.

A different look.

I don't know what to say.

In fact, they're not friends anymore.

Mario! Mario!

Hello? Who's this?

It's you, it's you, it's me, it's me.

Luca can't get out of the house.

The father hid his clothes.

Tell him he absolutely has to come tonight.

We have to play cards.

What?

He has to bring his cards.

The cards? Okay.

Who did you talk to? A man?

And if it was?

I'll do what I have to do.

Kids?

Kids?

Where are you hiding?

Rachelle?

Did you see the kids?

No!

Here, here.

I'll show you.

Here, here.

Here we are.

Now let's play a nice game.

Let's play hide and seek.

Yes, yes, yes.

Don't get confused.

I have to study.

Otherwise I won't graduate.

Easy.

The uncle sends us to bed.

Now you go hide upstairs
and I'll come and get you.

Luca too!

No, Luca no.

Luca is punished.

Come, here's a nice place to hide.

Come, wait.

What's going on?

Your friends are waiting for you.

Tonino said you have to play at home.

No, no, no.

I'm going to play hide and seek.

Come, come.

I know you have to play cards.

You have to bring your cards tonight.

Oh my God!

I have to bring the flyers.

How do I do it?

Get out of here.

Let's change clothes.

The flyers are hidden in my room.

Sento!

Kids!

I'll take them.

You're a real friend.

You're hidden!

In a minute I'll come and get you.

Sento!

I'm sorry.

Stop!

What happened?

Leave me alone!

You're not going to admit it?

I had enough for this evening.

What are you doing?

Hurry, get dressed.

Someone disrespected you, tell me.

The Germans promised me that I
would sing in front of him, in Berlin!

And it's not possible!

Berlin's been razed to the ground.

Calm down, you'll have another chance.

But here I am, playing the piano!

All day at the hotel!

I want to go to the Casopi!

I don't like the flowers, I like the snow!

Where are we going?

I want to be here!

Don't worry, the sun will come!

If you like to play, you'll play!

I want to play!

Nobody moves, the theater is surrounded!

This is not the piano!

It's the piano!

You're under the control of our weapons!

Go to your places!

On the flyers!

Go!

We fought for the cause
of national liberation!

It's time for freedom!

It's finally here!

Come on, Giorma, walk!

All fascists are on stage, even women.

Come on, come on.

Come on, come on, get out of here!

Well, put them in the corner.

You, put them this way.

Now I want to see them in peace.

Now, dear fascists, I'm sure you'll be
happy to sing for us, the Internationale.

Look for the signs, you sit here.

Put on your seats, cut your hair.

Put them at zero.

Kill them!

From now on there will be no more
injustices, everyone will be judged!

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Victory has come to us, thanks
also to this handful of brave men.

They called them brave men, but
their gestures will remain in history.

Comrades, let's deliver the weapons.

Here are the little heroes, too.

14-year-old boys who didn't
hesitate to risk their lives.

The Allied Forces have the honor
of delivering the Alexander Diploma

to those who were part
of the combat brigades.

Luca Manzi.

Thank you very much.

Luca, I'm proud of you.

Thank you.

We're proud of you.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Good job.

Sit down, sit down.

Good, very good. I see we're all here.

Even the girls now.

Democracy.

Now that the war is
over, normality returns.

Which means I don't want to
hear political speeches in class.

Politics is one thing, I study it another.

I repeat it now at the
beginning of the year.

Politics is that thing with which or
without which everything remains as it is.

So to enter the medias res,
today I would like to hear...

What's up, Manzi?

Nothing.

So if there's nothing, sit down, right?

Did you hear? Sit down or talk.

I have nothing to say.

Good.

Here.

So today we can hear...

So we can hear...

It can happen...

Manzi.

Since you kept us
standing, you can sit down.

Come read the De Bello Gallico, come on.

From the beginning, courage.

Silence.

Go on, read it clearly and clearly.

Do you want to read or not?

A steel ship, straight, fast, sailing,
beautiful as a naked weapon.

But how... but how can you do that?

I don't know why you're making fun of me.

Silence! And don't laugh!

Otherwise I'll have you
all fired, from all schools.

Here you are, kicked
out of school, but in vain.

While I try to graduate at my age.

Because a title is everything today.

You understand? But what do you think?

To do good business you have to
be educated, know the languages.

This is the right time, there is
the reconstruction, the procession,

the damage of war, the American
aid, there is to make money.

The construction, the industrial
process, the war damage,

the American help, the
money in the palace...

Fuck!

Are you crazy? You want me to
jump into the air? Turn off that cigarette!

Why do you have that moustache?

My father screwed me up. Now
the partisan has become him.

What are you going to do?

I don't know, I'm tired.

Everything remained the same and we
said that the world would have changed.

And why? The world hasn't changed.

Look around, look what
the Americans have brought.

They are fantastic.

Luca, but you know that in every house they
have the fridge and the television too.

Anyone can become a
millionaire, even a luxury car.

America is a country that
enriches, it really enriches.

Ah, good. And so we fought
the war to enrich ourselves.

Like my father, isn't it?

What the fuck are you talking about, Tony?

Hey, I'm hungry. You want to go eat?

Five minutes.

This is Lucy, a sergeant.

Don't be funny, I make
love with a sergeant.

If I marry her I can take American
citizenship and leave with her.

And everything we had to do here,
you don't care about it anymore?

We did our part, the others think about it.

I love you.

Yes, without saying anything.
It's not to me, it's to Tonino.

What do you want?
Everything happened suddenly.

Where are you going?

I'm moving to Rome and
I'm working for the Paris.

Maybe you should ask for permission.

You should at least
inform us of your decision.

You think everything would have changed.

But everything remained the same.

We won the war, there is democracy now.

We must think of rebuilding.

What to rebuild? Make
money, like my father.

Don't be a child.

Everyone must return to their place.

The workers have gone back to school.

What can I do at school?

It's an order.

Put some ice on his head.

Okay.

He's a little delirious, but it's normal.

It happens with pneumonia.

Don't worry, the worst has passed.

Let's go, we'll just annoy him.

So, Dario, what do you say?

She's young. She'll
get better in a few days.

I'm so relieved. It's a real anguish to be
here without being able to do anything.

Come, stay with us for a while.
You know we can't see each other.

It's stupid, but I feel bad
just looking at a syringe.

You're not alone.

But now you can rest easy.

Angela is a great nurse, and
she knows what she has to do.

Yes, thank you very much.

I know I'm not the best mother, but...

What can you do? You
have to make a choice in life.

I... I chose to sing.

Maybe if there hadn't been this damn war,

I would have become a great watchwoman.

And now how are you?

I have a little sore throat.

Let me see.

Sing, Su.

Come on, sing!

Just a little sore throat.

You did well in the war.

You've got rich. It's nothing.

As for you, with the excuse that your
son was a partisan, you've come out clean.

Well, in short...

I'm still under investigation.

Just because I was a fascist doctor.

I'm made to laugh. We were all fascists.

And now there's not one left.

Fascists? Easy.

Catholics!

The problem is one thing.

There's only one left today.

We have to defend ourselves from the Reds.

Only the monarchy can defend itself.

We must prevent the
Republic from doing anything.

Dario, will you stay for dinner with us?

Let's see. What are we going to eat?

I don't know.

Did you cook?

No.

Then I'll stay.

Miss, your coffee.

Thank you.

Good morning, Luca.

Good morning.

Are you feeling better today?

Well, what did you dream last night?

I dreamed that my friends the
Corvi would tear your eyes off.

You never know if you're serious or joking.

Come on, take the pills.

And eat, you're weak.

Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

Hi, honey! How are you?

Take the pills and eat, you're hungry.

Eat! Come on!

You have to eat before you get sick.

Eat! Eat! Eat, it's good.

Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

What are you doing?

Why did you break the food?

Take it to the bed, you'll get a fever.

Why are you behaving like that?

You know you won't get better like this.

What does it matter to you?

I'll see you in the cellar.

Luca!

Slowly, slowly, be careful with the doors.

Did you see Luca? No.

Luca!

Stay away, let me do it.

Here.

Don't be curious.

Here, choose.

This will suit me.

The prayer?

No, no, no!

My God, how much it costs!

Luca!

Where did you go?

Excuse me.

I'm a friend of Luca.

I have to go.

I'd like to say hello.

No, no, no. Come back another time.

I'm going to America.
Maybe I won't come back.

Go to America! That's your place.

I, American, don't speak.

You don't understand me.

My family is not from Venice.

What a pleasure to have you here!

Finally we return to the city.

I'll wait for you at the hotel.

Sit down.

Dario, you promised me something else.

We decided not to talk anymore.

I put you here.

Closed.

You're going like this, Dario?

Don't worry, nothing broke.

Oh, thank God!

Tonight I'll take care of your case.

I'll talk to the American general.

Thank you.

But I have to tell you
that Luca prayed for me.

I'll cure him, but he's not better.

What do you mean?

It's simple.

Every patient naturally tends to healing.

Luca, on the contrary,
doesn't want to heal.

He rejects reality.

Like a psychological
rejection towards life.

He must have been disappointed.

And at his age it's very easy.

You mean he's not wrong?

He pretends to be sick.

In a way, yes.

Thank you.

You're fooling me, eh?

You're so stupid!

Do you know what the doctor said?

What's going on?

That you have nothing!

But I'll kill you, you know?

Please, leave him, don't do this!

You do it on purpose, eh?

It's other than medicine, they want wood!

You're so stupid!

You do it so you don't
go to school anymore!

You're hurting me.

What?

No, no, don't hit me!

Oh, I'm sorry!

Please, go away.

Luca, he's sick.

Really?

Believe me.

Now I'll sing in honor of
our friends from abroad.

Come, come and listen.

Let's do this, guys.

This is an absolutely new song.

Is it just madness?

Did it hurt?

No.

Thank you.

What could be sweeter?

And you whisper in my ear

When I see

To your touch

I can feel

Vieni!

This is not just moonlight

Made me know

It's real

What's the matter? You're hiding here, eh?

I don't want to see you anymore!

There's no one here. Come.

The war stole the best from us.

And now we have to recover, have fun, love.

You understand? We have to...

Calm down, sweetheart.

I won't say anything, I
beg you. Kiss me, I'm yours.

Hey! Be comfortable!

Hi, kid.

Uh...

Stay well, okay?

The best thing about
war is what you told us.

You know Lily Marlaine?

I don't sing in the desert.

Sing us an Italian song, please.

Yes, please.

I'll do everything you
like, but I need a drink.

Would you like a whiskey?

Thank you. A little water, thank you.

Do you have ice cream?

No.

Go and get some ice cream.

Get out of here!

I need help!

You're mine, got it?

Go away!

You know you can't do without me.

To the thief! To the thief! To the thief!

Get out of here!

Come on!

Come on, you, my dear!

Who was that guy?

It's a long story.

A funny story?

No, I laugh because it's the first time
you ask me something about myself.

I have nothing nice to tell.

My family died in a bombing.

Then there was the Salò
Republic. I didn't know what to do.

Only they helped me.

They were the ones who
taught me to cure the wounded.

I was with the fascists.

Then they cut my hair. Do
you remember the theatre?

Sure.

You tried to defend me.

You were the only one.
I feel indebted to you.

So, we're even.

You were brave, you made the partisans.

So young.

There were many boys from our side.

All with the uniform, like these.

But they won and now they're partying.

You know, they wanted to put me in prison.

Dario, your doctor, helped
me hide. That's why I'm here.

I had to tell you, Luca. Forgive me.

Did you fall in love with him?

Why are you looking at me like that?

You fell in love with him.

We're not friends anymore.

What a thrill! Coming back to you!

You're the heart! Sometimes it's crazy!

Thank you. And Luca?

What has he become?

He's statured, but not of a brain.

He gives me big problems.

Why?

He's fine. But the doctor says he's fine.

He's dying, he never laughs.

Will he fall in love?

Maybe, but I don't think so.

Maybe he needs the right girl.

Look, kids!

The house!

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Luca!

Hi!

Oh, the cousins are here, nice to see you.

Hi Luca!

Come on, kids, don't overdo it, come on.

I'm going to take a bath in the tub.

Come on, come on.

Look, look, look at the
muscles you've made.

You've become like a machista.

Come on, come on, come on.

Go away from the bed.

Come on, son.

Try a game.

There are jobs at your aunt's house.

And so, the children came
to stay here for a few days.

Do you want me? Are you happy?

Luca, what's wrong?

What do you want from me?

Luca has been sick.

He's still too weak.

And he shouldn't get tired.

Come on, eat.

No, I'm hungry, bring it here.

If you decided to starve,
you would do it when I left.

Do you remember the game?

A little mouth for
Edith, another for Edith.

Okay, I'll do it just for you.

Good, open this mouth.

You have to take the force.

Come on.

Now I'll cure you.

You'll see, in a few days
you'll be like a fashan.

Air, light, move!

Oh, Luca, how happy I am to see you again.

So happy to be with you again.

You realize you're almost
a year away from home?

The war is over. Time flies.

Angela, we need to talk.

Come.

What do you want? I
have nothing to tell you.

Be careful, don't throw it away!

You decide or I have to make a scandal.

Do you want everyone to
know that you're my wife?

The marriage of a day is not a marriage!

You will do what I say, do you understand?

Let me go! You are nothing for me!

I'm your husband!

Do you remember?

Once I told you that I liked
men and you asked me.

So did I. And I answered no.

You were still a little boy.

Well, now you're not a little boy anymore.

I'm a horse! A horse!

But one at a time, eh?

Come on, get up!

So, shall we play hide and seek?

Yes, yes, let's play!

Good, I'll stay under.

Can we hide under the beds?

Under the beds, yes.

But it's forbidden to close the
lock and also to hide in the closets.

Come on, Luca, let's hide.

Are you ready? I'll start counting.

One, two, three, four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine, ten.

Are you ready, kids?

Now I'll come and get you, be careful.

Where are these kids hiding?

Now let's go and see.

Children, I found Luca.
Now he pays the debt.

So, it's all, Luca?

No, enough. The game is over.

Let's play again!

Edith!

Luca!

What are you doing up there at this hour?

I was looking for a blanket.

Couldn't you call Angela?

She didn't hear me, she was sleeping.

Go to bed.

You're barefoot. Go!

Excuse me.

So, where were we?

In the middle of the legal shop.

The legal shop is nothing

when it is contrary to the public order

and contains an illicit condition.

Illicit?

Illicit.

You could have given him a letter first.

No, you're the one who graduates, I think.

In cases where this vitiatur et vitia...

What? What?

It's Latin, no? It's a vice.

It's not a vice, because Latin
doesn't come from Italian.

Anyway, it's a vice.

Sia, siatur.

Then, in front of the commission,

you always have to make a scene

if you want to make them
believe that you wrote the thesis.

Look at me.

It contains a condition

illicit...

An illicit condition is in cases where...

Watch out now, with the
left hand in front of them.

Vitiatur et, with the right hand, vitiat.

Let me try.

Yes, you try.

Or it contains...

Do you have a flame?

No. An illicit condition...

Good.

In cases where this vitiatur...

But don't you see that
you're eating a cow like this?

Wide gestures.

Vitiatur.

No, no, the left arm to the left.

Vitiatur et vitiat.

Listen, give me a straight line.

Pretend you've had a war.

So they'll give you a degree
even if you know nothing.

Go on, at least learn to read.

Are you sure this thesis is well written?

Maybe the first I wrote.

I got a degree in Argentina.

Come on, go on.

Who read it?

Yes, article 628...

Luca, answer me.

What did you do in the Edit Chamber?

Nothing.

You're a liar.

You're paid to be a nurse,

not to be a watchdog.

Hey, Luca!

We'll see you tonight!

Luca! The kids are waiting for you.

You want to come and play?

Luca doesn't have to play.

I'm afraid he'll catch a cold.

I'm fine, I know what I can do.

Good, that's how it's done. Let's go.

We're going to hide in the studio.

Okay, be careful, I can feel it.

I'm going shopping,
you think you'll be useful.

Hide well, I don't like
to see you right away.

Behind the tent.

Of course I see him.

He's behind there, come out.

Good, I found him too.

Here I am, here I am.

Don't go, I can see everything.

Okay, okay.

Now we'll take him, so
he can't find us anymore.

He's under him, okay?

Then you take him by the
hand and make him turn.

Come on.

Make him turn, come on.

Turn, turn, turn his head.

See, I'll take you to a safe place.

A place I know.

Yes, it's not safe.

Edit.

Edith.

Thief! Thief!

Thief! Thief!

Let go of her!

Thief!

Stupid!

Let go of her!

Tina!

Bring the valets and the children down!

Stupid! Stupid!

Stupid! Stupid!

I'm going to say goodbye
to Luca and I'll be right back.

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Oh, Luca!

What did you do with her?

Did you kiss her?

Yes.

And then what else? Tell me, I swear!

She lifted her legs.

I put her hand between her legs and
I caressed her there, but I thought...

I thought it was you.

And her?

Did she touch you?

No.

No?

Swear you'll never touch her again.

And that you won't touch
her either. Swear it to me.

Please, Luca. Swear it to me.

I swear it to you.

Edith! Edith, where are you?

Oh, Luca, promise you'll
come to see me soon.

Edith, hurry up!

I'll sleep at my house
tonight. San Marco 3521.

Come, please, if you don't come I'll die.

Bye, Luca, I'm leaving.

Bye. San Marco 3521.

Let's go.

Come on.

I'll wait for you.

Bye.

Edith, why are you making that face?

I really want to go to the movies.

I understand. It's still very cold for you.

Hide in bed.

Where could that hair have gone?

I had to go to Rome these days,
I'm going to my niece's wedding.

Luca, sleep.

I'm not going to have fun.

It's my career.

Holy heaven.

Here, here's the hair. The
house hides it, but it doesn't steal.

Oh, my God. Without you, what would I do?

Yes, yes, yes. But we still
have to prepare the suitcases.

Hold the coat.

I'm coming too.

What?

I'll go with you.

You?

Me.

It should be here.

35.21.

Are you sure I don't have to wait for you?

Yes.

Then bye.

Thank you.

Did you come for Edith?

Yes.

Edith is over there.

Thank you.

You understood me. I knew it.

Your mother, you know, has
her own life, her own career.

What do you want? Man has his own needs.

And a man is a man.

Edith was cheerful, gentle.

She loved him well, in her own way.

Who knows why she died so suddenly.

It's not an infectious
disease, it's contagious.

It's already 7.15.

The train leaves at 10.

Your mother will be
on her feet, you'll see.

She'll be so worried
about this trip to Rome,

about the suitcases, about everything,

that she won't even
realize you're not there.

So, do you agree?

This affair...

is between us, between men.

Give me your hand.

Enough!

Enough, you bastard!

Edith, get away!

Get away!

What a man!

What a man!

No one! I say no one ever notices anything!

What are you doing, miss? Sleeping?

You have to wake Luca up night and day!

He's paid for this! Otherwise, out!

Do you know what the beautiful
boys do with their colorful troupes?

Better not think about
what they're talking about.

We have to go. I have an audition in Rome.

Where's my husband?

He never says when he's free.

Ah! There they are!

See, miss? Nothing happened.

Where were you two?

Do you want to make up?

If you make me lose the train, it's over.

You forgot I was waiting
for you at the radio.

No, I didn't forget anything.

Come here. Leave me.

What happened?

As usual...

Come on, be brave! Get off that motorboat!

Come on!

You want to kill me?

I'd just have to lose my voice.

And cover yourself!

Are you naked?

I wouldn't have left her alone with that.

What do you mean?

What I said.

You're making fun of yourself, Gino.

Let's go.

Tell her if she's afraid
of not doing it alone.

Don't worry, Doctor.

Anyway, I'll call you as soon as possible.

All right.

Are we there?

Yes, let's go.

I'll be right back.

What have you done? What have you taken?

My love, no!

Tell me! Why do you want to die? Answer me!

What have you done?

Give me the ice!

What have you taken?

Why?

Cold!

Cover yourself!

It's hot!

I'll help you.

Stop!

My job sucks.

I worked for years thinking I was useful.

But I'm useless.

You're distracting me too.

You hurt me.

I saved you.

But for him...

I can't do anything.

I don't think it matters to Luca.

He must live.

There must be a way.

There's an antidote.

Where can we find it?

Who has it?

The Americans.

But it takes a lot of money.

I gave someone a racist score

I got a lot of love in store

I'm gonna try to make
him mine as I surrender

Why did you do this?

I was sick. I was dying.

It was what I wanted. Who gave it to you?

An American.

Did you go to bed?

What's the point?

You did it because you love me?

Yes, yes.

Yes, sincerely, you love me like a man.

Yes, of course.

Let me make love to you.

Yes, all right.

No, it's the first time for me.

Sincerely...

And yet I speak of...

Do you hear me?

Yes, I hear you very well.

It's been days since we tried to call.

What's going on?

How's Luca?

Is everything all right there?

Everything's fine, don't worry.

Tell Luca to turn on the radio tonight.

His mother is singing.

I'll tell him.

He'll have it.

Bring it for us.

We'll be back next week.

Okay, don't worry.

Okay?

Do you hear me?

Hello?

Do you hear me?

Miss?

Luca, answer me. Answer me!

What are we doing?

Oh, we're crazy!

Aria, the light!

Stay close to me.

Come, he's waking up.

Thank you, Luca.

Why?

It doesn't matter.

You're cured now.

You seem to be well.

He slept for 48 hours.

How do you feel, my dear?

Now I'm fine. There's no need.

Eat.

Thank you, Dario.

Where's Angela?

She's gone.

She's fine now, she
doesn't need you anymore.

My Luca is cured, he
doesn't need a nurse anymore.

I'll take care of myself.

Where did she go?

I want to know why she left.

I wasn't there.

And you have to understand,
Tina and your mother...

to find you here, in bed, with her...

they haven't seen us
anymore, they've lost their minds.

If I hadn't come, they'd
eat you up, those birds.

And that one, I always said she was
a little bit of a good one, a dirty one.

If she took advantage of a boy like that...

I'd have thrown him behind
the suitcases, that bitch.

Shut up!

A bitch says she's a bitch.

Where did she go?

We don't know, she left.

We don't know anything.

Liar.

Look me in the face.

Can you do it when you lie?

Sorry, no.

It's just the aunt.

Luca isn't here, he left.

I forbid you to go out.

Go to bed right away.

I don't receive orders from anyone anymore.

Luca!

If you hang up the phone, I'll kill you.

Luca, don't go.

He's right.

Go, go, give me that.

Angela, is that you?

Yes, tell me where you are.

Luca...

All right, wait.

You want to make us die of heart attack?

Everyone, think of your mother.

But I was going crazy.

Don't leave this house.

Luca, my patience has a limit.

And then give me that gun right away.

You obey, you don't obey.

Be careful.

Get out of the way.

If you leave this house to go to
that one, I won't have a son anymore.

Come on, put the gun away.

Obey your father.

You never deserved my obedience.

Never.

Luca, are you mad?

No.

Goodbye.

I see you're fine.

Yes, I'm cured, and it's all thanks to you.

Now, Luca, you have to do it on your own.

You're a man now.

Angela, I want to be with you.

I love you.

No, it's not possible.

Only because I'm a boy.

Only because I'm... I'm
much younger than you.

I don't want to give up on you.

You know it's not possible.

Obey me once.

Yes, Angela, if that's what you want.

But if it's necessary,
I'll continue to disobey,

even in 20 years.

Today, June 2, 1946,

the entire Italian people are
called to the polls for the referendum

that will have to sanction the
institutional regime of our country.

The citizens will be the ones to vote

to decide whether Italy will be a
constitutional monarchy or a republic.