All language subtitles for Napoli (2000)-c

I was born in a school dress, with a
pink

hair. I was born in a school dress,

with a

pink

hair. I was born in a school dress, with
a pink hair.

Thank you for

watching.

Thank you.

much you.

A disposizione, no c 'è no. Imane è una
giornata speciale per me.

Voglio farmi proprio una bella dormita.

Mo va a te.

You got it?

You got it?

And when you lose, I'll do it for you.

Sì, volevo incontrarti da tempo.

Tutto quello che volete, sono a vostra
disposizione.

Tu sei un bravo ragazzo, figlio di buona
famiglia, persona per bene.

Hai studiato, sei laureato, e oggi sei
uno degli architetti più affermati a

Napoli. Bravo.

Mia figlia è cresciuta a Nizza, parla
tre lingue.

Ottima educazione, almeno credo.

E domani vi sposate. E mi fa piacere.

Ma c 'è qualcosa della mia vita che tu
devi sapere.

Io ho avuto qualche piccolo problema con
la legge, ma niente di grave.

Sciocchezze.

Come mi chiami?

Don Gennaro.

E non ti meravigliare se qualcuno domani
mi chiamerà Vincenzo.

Nella mia vita ho dovuto cambiare anche
nome per sopravvivere.

Beh, in effetti, sospettavo da tempo che
c 'era qualcosa di strano nella sua

vita.

I also tried to ask your daughter for
some information, but she never gave me

answer.

But who exactly are you?

Let's say I can dispose of the lives of
others.

Make a good man with your daughter, and
make her happy, if you agree with me.

Mammo, che vuoi da me?

Niente. Te stai ne poco con noi.

Te fumo una bella sigaretta. Vado ne vai
a casa.

E poi ne guarda loro il mogliere, non ha
da essere disturbato. Mi capisco, no.

Thank you.

Hello, I'm Francia Nuelli, can you hear
me?

Francia Nuelli, I'm Marco, I'm waiting
for you at 7 o 'clock.

Tell me.

Francia Nuelli, I'm waiting for you at 7
o 'clock. I'm waiting for you at 7 o

'clock. I'm waiting for you at 7 o
'clock. I'm waiting for you at 7 o

I'm waiting for you at 7 o 'clock. I'm
waiting for you at 7

o 'clock.

I just

spoke

to Mario's PM and he told me that I'm a
few minutes away from the restaurant.

Respect.

. .

.

. . . . .

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you. And now, now, let's play the
ball. We would like to have the father

of the wife sing.

And we welcome him with a big applause.

. .

. . . .

Ispetto, la volete sentire tutta la
canzone.

Io mi sento in murino, non ce la faccio
più.

Ispettore, forse questo è il momento
giusto. Che facciamo?

Ma data zitto a tutti i dubbi.

Ve lo dirò io quando sarà il momento.

This is my home.

This is my home.

Arme, ma che fa? Ti rimasta la fresta
aperta. Il m 'amore è fritto. Ma quanto

mai? Fiori, fiori, l 'agio è chiuso. Su,
su, dai, va a freddo.

Thank you.

Did you get it?

I was waiting for it.

And I got it.

Mergellini, what do you think?

Dad, the Americans are in a mess.

Caramel, a crazy mess.

By the way, I brought you a piece of
chocolate. Do you want it?

What a nice chocolate there is.

Yes, sir.

I have to think about one thing. I've
been with you all my life.

With you all my life? Dad, you're crazy.

You're the Americans.

Now they're here and we don't have any.

And why?

Why?

Look, but you don't understand that in
Naples they know me all.

And they know what I've done.

But do you understand that if they hit
me, they'll hit me in the face and I

won't get out?

Now they're killing you.

Here, I've killed Carmela Contrabandera.

But she was a rich woman.

I don't know, I haven't been there in a
while.

I even spoke with Vicenza, with Apidana.

I found her at her house.

She's been there until she finds us
tired.

Hey,

what are you doing?

And then I like that in your
neighborhood everyone respects me. They

captain. They scare me.

They say, take the command.

And then what do they command? That this
is my house, from tomorrow here comes

to stay the son of Don Salvatore. But
who is Gennarino?

Gennarino, yes. And who is his father?
He is closed. They did not know where to

put his son, where to put him.

So it's better at home in the
neighborhood, at home in the captain.

Don Salvatore did not do everything.

He did not close, he did nothing.

He only ate what he ate. What is there
to eat?

Don't worry mom, we'll get the food in a
few days.

I'm very happy with what we've brought
home.

And you, stupid, shut up!

I don't want to eat!

You don't want to eat? Why do you want
to eat?

I'm the captain!

I'm going to eat!

Shut up!

I'm going to eat!

I'm going to eat! I'm going to eat!

I'm going to eat!

I'm going to eat!

I'm going to eat!

I'm going to eat!

You

know

this girl?

Don't do this.

He won't eat you. He only wants to know
you.

You're making a mistake, my friend.

Death and hunger, yes, and death and
hunger remains.

He doesn't talk.

He's mute.

He doesn't talk?

Yes, because during the war, he carried
a bomb near his house.

And he's not afraid.

He's very mute.

He's a good little boy. But he puts it
in his heart.

He's like...

If he goes with this girl, he will make
you very rich, pay you a lot of money.

. .

.

That's what they say, it's because
you're good.

And then those bad people, they're going
to take you down the wrong road.

And they laugh a little.

I'm going to sing a nice song.

It was the first time I met you.

It was the first time I saw you.

Who saw the captain and started talking
to him? Or the commander himself? I

don't know what he did to bring us here.

Don't talk to me about that. I was just
here this morning with your mother.

And we had a good time in your
neighborhood.

Ah, yes? And why? What do you want?

You have to talk to your son about what
happened to Bordeaux.

Don't talk to me about that. Don't talk
to me about that.

Don't talk to me about that. Don't talk
to me about that.

Don't talk to me about that.

I just don't understand why you delicate
the general comments into inciting me

in this fucking town.

At least you're useful here.

And you've got the possibility to come
back to your country.

Not to mention the fact that I've been
away from Italy for 20 years.

And will I be all too happy not to come
back?

Besides, I'm from the north.

I can't stand Nepal.

Oh, north, south, it doesn't matter.

The important thing is that you speak
Italian and here we need to be

Yeah, but everything here is filthy and
disgusting.

The people are stupid.

And when you go out, they're all over
you like flies.

And fucking lady, we're at war.

Not on vacation.

I'm going, and I'll be back very late.

Where are you going?

I have to control the high tide of the
city.

You are a real bastard.

I know what you are doing.

My friend told me that a very beautiful
mute girl lives here.

Don't worry.

The captain here, he can do things.

that you can't even imagine.

Think about what I told you.

See me coming.

young girl, but you are not shy.

Fuck the shit out of you.

You know that, right?

Kiss me.

Come on, kiss me.

You little fucking

tit smother.

Fuck my cock every day, huh?

Yeah?

That? You don't understand, don't you?
You understand fucking everything.

Yeah.

That's it.

Yeah.

That's the baby.

Yeah. Now masturbate me.

Masturbate me.

Yeah. Good. Yeah. Don't stop.

Don't stop. Just masturbate me. Look at
me.

Look at me. Yeah.

That's it.

Yeah.

Nineteen years old, you were born, huh?

Nineteen years ago, now I'm fucking
gonna fuck you.

Yeah.

Yeah, baby.

Yeah, that's it. Yeah, jack me up.

That's it, yeah.

Fucking little baby.

Yeah.

Put in that politana.

That's it.

Yeah, put in that politana.

Yeah, that's it.

Yeah, that's good.

That's good, baby.

Oh, fuck!

Yeah, that's it, baby.

Jack meal.

Master baby.

Yeah. Look at her. Look at that. Look at
that.

Kiss her.

Kiss her.

That's it. Yeah.

Fuck.

That's it.

Yeah.

Fuck. Yeah, that's it.

Amen.

Yes.

Yeah. Fuck.

You like my cock?

Yeah, baby.

I mean, you're nice.

You're a good boy.

But that one? What's he going to eat?

He doesn't bother anyone.

He's mute.

But he eats.

Don't worry, Captain.

Your son and I are having a hard time.

It's clean, Dad. Don't worry.

What are they saying? I don't
understand.

Who are these people? What do you know?

They spoke for three hours and didn't
say a word.

Ah, Captain.

I'm Captain, too.

Italian army. Official with you.

What do you want?

We have stolen our jeep down here.

And they stole our four wheels.

With him inside.

Ah, with him inside they stole your four
wheels. It happens.

We are at war. People are hungry.

They steal.

Well, what do you want from us?

I think you stole your four wheels.

We stole your four wheels, Captain.

We are an honest family. We are honest
people. We don't steal the wheels.

Valentino, go look at the cellar. Yes,
sir.

Captain,

we are honest people. I fought the war
with you. I fought the war in

Switzerland.

In Switzerland?

In Switzerland, there was never a war.

Why not?

There were Japanese and Germans.

We fought on all fronts.

I found the will and the deceler under a
curtain.

I thought you were honest people.

Now, follow me to the command.

You'll see that a month in prison will
do you good.

You see, they don't care about anything.

If they were here, they would have
stolen the wheel under the truck.

And what are they going to do? We can't
do anything.

They want to do something else.

You want to sell our wills just to make
money?

You're just bastard Neapolitanos. And
you, you're the boyfriend of the mute

girl? You better kiss their ass goodbye
because you won't see her for a long

time, you... Fucking Napolitano.

. .

.

. . . . . .

Una bella lapide, una medaglia d 'oro al
valore. E mia moglie che piange.

Stattasetto, schiatta pure.

Ma che stanno facendo?

Passato quattro ore.

Speriamo che non è successo qualcosa all
'interno.

Dottore, scusate, ma sto latitando. È
molto pericoloso.

It's just the international space of
your patients.

And ten homicides and a couple of
spouts.

I'm closed like an American this
morning.

Really? Yes, but there's nothing to do.
They said there was at least a week.

They're doing a process.

But the important thing, you know what
it is?

What is it?

I'm closed there.

I was introduced to my captain.

And what did they do? What did they do?
I don't laugh.

If you could do the job, you would have
found a job.

A fixed job.

So that the two of them wouldn't be in
jail.

But what can I do? Look at what they're
looking for.

Workers, truck drivers, I can never do
that.

I can't find a job because I'm a
commanding race.

Then everything is fine, sir.

The most important thing is that you are
in love.

Smith, I happened to read the request
for leave you submitted to my husband,

Sophie. Yeah, my mother's very sick. I
need to come back home for a little

while.

Maybe I can help you.

But you'll have to do me a favor.

Good evening, my friend.

Pleasure to meet you.

Look at these tits.

Unbelievable.

This is amazing.

When did you hit that tongue?

What can I say?

Mine's not that long.

No, it isn't, sir.

What's your name? I'm Matthew.

Matthew.

Thank you.

How's that Sergeant Major?

Oh,

fuck

yeah.

Did you get Sergeant Major? Yeah.

Yes, sir.

You know what, man? I think if I fuck
her good enough, she'll start to talk,

maybe.

Force to parlare.

A dopo.

Smith? Yes, ma 'am.

Take these guys out and come back here
in an hour.

Madam, it could be dangerous.

I say get to move on.

Come on.

Why are you looking at me like that?

Maybe I'm scaring you.

You Neapolitans love to say that you are
strong with women.

Come on, show me.

Till then, no matter when it will be one

day, I know I'll be back again, please

wait.

Till then, I'll...

Keep in the hall till then.

Is nothing but lies. Till then, let's
dream of

what there will be.

Till then, we'll call on each memory.

Till then.

Oh, my God.

Can you read this?

thinking drunk.

Fuck you.

I don't give a fuck about your love.

This evening I paid a little visit to
the prison.

You know, Neapolitans have a fantastic
dick.

Naples is a shithole.

You Neapolitanos are all sons of
bitches.

You're born to be slaves of the American
people.

Born to live our assholes!

Io non capisco.

Com 'è possibile che hai voglia di fare
l 'amore dopo quello che è successo al

ristorante?

È veramente incredibile.

E poi, sempre con queste guardie del
corpo dietro al culo. Io non ne posso

Oggi è il primo giorno di matrimonio e
già sono stanco.

E dove stai andando?

Dove vai?

Torna qua!

Ma vaffanculo!

Ma chi cazzo me l 'ha fatto fare a me?

Oh, my God.

Oh, sick.

Allo, tutto a posto?

E' mogliere della russa?

Aveva voglia di andare a ballare e l 'ho
mandata in discoteca.

Possiamo parlare tranquillamente.

Napoli è nostra.

Gaeta ormai non ci ferma più nessuno.

Where are you from?

Where are you from?

Very good place.

Thank you.

Tell me I can, tell me I can.

Tell me I can, tell me I can.

doing that

No. No.

No. No.

And then?

What do I owe the honor of this private
conversation, Mr. Inspector?

And how do you know that I'm a
policeman?

But don't make me laugh.

You've been following me for three
months.

My house phone is on fire. It's been
under control for a year.

You've infiltrated your agent to be
invited to my daughter's wedding.

Stato assaltato all 'a con due
poliziotti. E almeno dieci hanno

ristorante. Aspetto un vostro segnale
per arrestarmi.

Il PM... Il PM ha aspettato... Come lo
chiamate in gergo? Il Falco, eh?

Aspetto... Il Falco. E mo' Falco ti
ingazzo con voi.

E sì, lo state facendo perdere tempo.

A proposito, vi ringrazio che non mi
avete arrestato subito. Mi avete dato

di cantare due belle canzoni.

Comunque lo spettacolo è finito.

I was just in mind.

But you know who I am.

Vincenzo, the son of the captain.

Do you remember him?

No, no, I don't remember him.

I just know that you're a policeman.

But how?

You can say that you, as a boy, lived in
my house.

Do you remember him now?

Yes, I remember him.

He was your brother, the one who didn't
speak.

He was mute.

He was the one who said to the
Americans, they have little flour.

Ah, d 'altronde è giusto così.

Io ero un povero murtifam.

Sapete che dicete che l 'ufficial
americano?

Voi siete napoletani.

Siete i nostri fermi. Io mi sono
comprato la tua fidanzata.

E aveva ragione.

Perché loro avevano vincito la guerra.

E che le parole non sono rimaste qua. Ho
capito tante cose nella mia vita.

Casa Erbeni Sordo.

Il potere.

Chi ha il potere forte è chi non ce l
'ha escamazzato.

Voi, spesso, per esempio, facete una
vita in merda. E' qui.

Guadagnate due milioni al mese.

Ma non sono i soldi che vi danno
soddisfazione, no.

E' questa divisa che avete addosso. E'
il potere.

Voi ricordate a Papa West? Se facevi
chiamare un capitano, un uomo

avrebbe capito che il caestro dice
noggio.

Mi dovete credere.

Il potere, i soldi.

E vuol dicione che ne ha tenuto tanto.

Quando eravamo giovani, esisteva la
famiglia, l 'onore, l 'amicizia.

Oggi sto tanto all 'era, che quasi quasi
mi mettevo a

piangere, per sta felicità.

E' vero, non è vero, che sono tornato a

Napoli. E' vero che sto qua, potrei non
stare

ancora in questa stazione.

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