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(Speaks Spanish)
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You don't speak Spanish, right?
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- (Speaks Creole)
- Are you ready?
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Everything is cool?
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- Yes.
- (Man #1) Bueno.
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Good.
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(Man #1 speaks Creole)
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Use your imagination and your skills.
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(Speaks Creole)
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Everything is subjective.
Whatever that means.
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(French) Don't elaborate.
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(Speaks Creole)
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He who think he's bigger than the rest
must go to the cemetery.
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(Man #1 speaks Creole)
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(Man #2) There he will see
what life really is.
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It's a handful of dust.
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La vida no vale nada.
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(Man #2)
Diamonds are a girl's best friend.
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- (French) Pay attention.
- I am paying attention.
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Give him the keys.
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(Man #1 speaks Creole)
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Go to the towers.
Then go to the café.
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Wait a couple of days,
and watch for the violin.
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(French) The universe has
no centre and no edges.
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Reality is arbitrary.
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(French) You want me to translate that?
I don't fucking get it.
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Forget it.
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He gets it.
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Bon voyage.
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(Distant sirens wailing)
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(Whispers Buddhist chant)
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(Distant thunder rumbles)
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(Spanish) What can I get you?
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(English) Er... two espressos
in separate cups.
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- Café doble?
- No. Two espressos in separate cups.
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- (Spanish) Here you are, sir.
- No. I said two espressos.
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Dos espressos. Dos espressos.
In separate cups.
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(Helicopter whirring)
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(Spanish) Here you go.
Two espressos... in separate cups.
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The customer is always right.
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(♪ SCHUBERT: "2. Adagio
for String Quintet in C" plays on stereo)
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(Helicopter whirring)
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(Bell tolling)
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Señor?
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Dos espressos in separate cups.
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- Two espressos in separate cups.
- Sí.
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(Waiter speaks Spanish)
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Gracias.
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(Spanish)
You don't speak Spanish, right?
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No.
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(Spanish) It's very loud here.
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(English) Very loud.
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Are you interested in music,
by any chance?
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(Spanish) I believe
that musical instruments,
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especially those made out of wood,
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cellos, violins, guitars,
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I believe that they resonate, musically,
even when they're not being played.
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They have a memory.
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Every note that's ever
been played on them...
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...is still inside them...
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...resonating in the molecules
of the wood.
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I guess, like everything,
it's just a matter of perception, no?
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What else?
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Wait with the girl. She's a criss-cross.
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(Speaks Spanish)
You don't speak Spanish, right?
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No.
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(English) Yeah...
you left your bag unprotected.
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- There's nothing in it.
- Oh...
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Ah...
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Do you like my ass?
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Yes.
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So, what's wrong?
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You don't like sex?
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Never while I'm working.
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(Nude) Really?
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(Moans)
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How can you stand it?
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(♪ Soft music and chatter)
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(♪ Heavy dance music and shouting)
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(Footsteps approaching)
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(Nude) Hola.
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Do you like my raincoat?
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Yes.
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(Cell phone rings)
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(Smashes phone)
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So, you don't like mobiles, either.
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No guns...
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...no mobiles...
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...no sex.
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(Wings fluttering)
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(Spanish)
You don't speak Spanish, right?
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No.
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(Spanish) Hola.
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- (Spanish) Something for the señorita?
- A bottle of water, please.
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(Speaks Spanish)
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- (Spanish)...for the beautiful señorita.
- Gracias.
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"Suspicion"...
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Hitchcock.
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Are you interested in films,
by any chance?
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I like really old films.
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You can really see
what the world looked like
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thirty, fifty, a hundred years ago.
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You know, the clothes,
the telephones, the trains...
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...the way people smoked cigarettes...
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...the little details of life.
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00:35:07,940 --> 00:35:13,571
The best films are like dreams
you're never sure you've really had.
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I have this image in my head
of a room full of sand.
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And a bird flies towards me
and dips its wing into the sand.
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And I honestly have no idea whether
this image came from a dream or a film.
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Sometimes I like it in films when
people just sit there, not saying anything.
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Oh... yes.
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Diamonds are a girl's best friend.
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Have you seen "The Lady from Shanghai",
Orson Welles?
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That one makes no sense.
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Rita Hayworth as a blonde. I think
it's the only film she's ever a blonde in.
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It's like a game.
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Deception.
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Glamour.
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A shootout with shattered mirrors.
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She dies in the end.
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(Distant sirens wailing)
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So, I finally have what you need.
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Do you have what I need?
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(Spanish) That leaves one more night
for our beautiful love story.
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(♪ SCHUBERT: "Adagio" on stereo)
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Do you like Schubert, by any chance?
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I love him.
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00:40:06,530 --> 00:40:08,866
He died when he was...
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...31 years old.
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Something like that.
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(P.A. announcement)
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(Spanish)
You don't speak Spanish, right?
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No.
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00:44:26,373 --> 00:44:30,335
Are you interested in science,
by any chance?
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I'm interested in molecules.
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The Sufis say
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each one of us is a planet
spinning in ecstasy.
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But I say
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each one of us
is a set of shifting molecules.
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Spinning in ecstasy.
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In the near future,
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worn out things will be made new again
by reconfiguring their molecules.
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A pair of shoes. Tires.
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00:45:20,844 --> 00:45:22,804
Molecular detection will also allow
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the determination
of an object's physical history.
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This match box, for example.
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Its collection of molecules could indicate
everywhere it's ever been.
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They could do it with your clothes.
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Or... even with your skin,
for that matter.
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00:46:02,344 --> 00:46:06,389
(Speaks Japanese) The universe
has no centre and no edges.
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Wait three days until you see the bread.
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The guitar will find you.
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00:46:40,757 --> 00:46:45,345
Among us, there are those
who are not among us.
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I'm among no one.
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(Helicopter whirring)
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(People chatting outside)
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(Spanish) Excuse me.
Are you an American gangster?
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No.
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(Spanish) He says he's not.
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Maybe he's just saying that.
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(Helicopter whirring)
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(♪ Flamenco guitar playing)
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(Speaking Spanish)
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(Spanish) We're closed.
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We're not open now,
they're just rehearsing something.
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You don't speak Spanish, right?
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(English) Take a seat.
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(Speaking Spanish)
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(Spanish) ♪ He who thinks
he's bigger than the rest
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♪ He must go to the cemetery
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♪ There he will see
What the world really is
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♪ There he will see
What the world really is
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♪ It is a handful of dirt
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♪ He who thinks
he's bigger than the rest
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(♪ Resumes singing)
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(Cheering and applause)
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(Speaking Spanish)
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(Distant bell tolling)
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(Helicopter whirring)
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(Spanish)
You don't speak Spanish, right?
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(English) No.
I don't speak Spanish, either.
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Except maybe when I'm in Spain.
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Would one still call those "bohemians"?
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My grandfather was Bohemian.
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You know, in the Prague sense.
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I strongly doubt that he would've
had any bloody sympathy
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for those kinds of bohemians.
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And then, of course, they are often
the true artists, are they not?
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01:06:36,702 --> 01:06:39,621
Are you interested in art,
by any chance?
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Maybe painting, perhaps?
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(Laughs) Yes.
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Well, as we were discussing,
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the derivation of the usage
of bohemian
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in reference to artists or artistic types,
wasn't that it?
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I don't know the origin, exactly.
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Of course, there's Puccini's opera,
"La Bohème".
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That's based on the French book,
"Scènes de la vie de bohème".
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Probably published mid-19th century.
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There was an oddly beautiful...
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...Finnish film some years ago
based on the book.
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But where the use of bohemian,
or bohème in French,
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came from to begin with...
I can only speculate.
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Oh...
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Yes, of course.
I imagine you have, er... things to do.
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The Mexican will find you,
he has the driver.
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Oh, yes...
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...the driver.
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01:08:26,228 --> 01:08:27,855
You do know...
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...that this guitar was owned
and played by Manuel el Sevillano.
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It was recorded on a wax cylinder
in the 1920s, believe it or not.
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God only knows
whatever happened to that.
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Been nice talking with you.
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As they say,
"La vida no vale nada."
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(Laughs)
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A LONELY PLACE
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(Car approaches rapidly)
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(Blonde exclaims)
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(P.A. announcement)
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(Helicopter whirring)
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Los Americanos!
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(Speaking Spanish)
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(Spanish)
You don't speak Spanish, right?
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(English) I heard you have
a very beautiful black girlfriend.
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She's asleep.
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(Spanish) Son of a bitch.
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She's crazy beautiful.
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So beautiful.
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The old men in my village used to say,
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"Everything changes by the colour
of the glass you see it through."
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(English) Nothing is true.
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Everything's imagined.
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Do you notice reflections?
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For me, sometimes the reflection
is far more present
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than the thing being reflected.
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(Whispers in Spanish)
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Are you interested in hallucinations,
by any chance?
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Have you ever tried peyote?
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01:22:21,271 --> 01:22:23,690
(Spanish) Do you know
who the Huicholes are?
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(English) They wear mirrors
around their necks.
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And they play violins.
Handmade violins.
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With only one string.
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I'm going to call the driver.
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(Lone Man) No mobiles.
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(Spanish) Cool.
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(Spanish) Okay, I get it, I get it...
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It's cool.
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"LIFE IS WORTHLESS"
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(Spanish) Go ahead, get in, get in.
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Okay, cool. Crazy. Cool.
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(English) No mobiles.
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(Spanish) Go!
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(Speaks Arabic) Those who think
they're bigger than the rest...
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should go to the cemetery.
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There, they will see what life really is.
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(Helicopter whirring)
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(Whispers Buddhist chant)
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(Chattering)
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(Door opens)
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(Alarm beeping)
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01:40:48,001 --> 01:40:49,544
(Door locking)
261
01:41:09,064 --> 01:41:11,525
These fucking Spanish assholes.
262
01:41:13,819 --> 01:41:16,071
Jesus Christ! Addington!
263
01:41:17,948 --> 01:41:20,200
Fucking sound-proof door.
264
01:41:23,829 --> 01:41:26,248
How the fuck did you get in here?
265
01:41:27,499 --> 01:41:29,501
I used my imagination.
266
01:41:35,549 --> 01:41:38,510
(Gun clicks)
267
01:41:48,478 --> 01:41:52,607
Is this your twisted idea
of revenge for something?
268
01:41:54,526 --> 01:41:57,320
No. Revenge is useless.
269
01:42:00,157 --> 01:42:03,660
Addington! Security! Goddamn it!
270
01:42:15,422 --> 01:42:17,883
What is your fucking agenda here?
271
01:42:21,678 --> 01:42:24,681
You people don't understand
272
01:42:24,806 --> 01:42:28,185
a fucking thing
about how the world really works.
273
01:42:28,852 --> 01:42:30,270
I understand.
274
01:42:33,190 --> 01:42:35,609
But I understand subjectively.
275
01:42:38,111 --> 01:42:39,946
That's fucking nonsense.
276
01:42:43,033 --> 01:42:47,996
Your sick minds have been
polluted with crap.
277
01:42:49,080 --> 01:42:54,294
Your music, movies... science.
278
01:42:54,878 --> 01:42:57,839
Fucking bohemians
on hallucinogenic drugs.
279
01:42:57,964 --> 01:43:00,967
All that shit has poisoned you.
280
01:43:03,094 --> 01:43:06,264
And it has nothing
to do with the real world.
281
01:43:08,767 --> 01:43:12,521
And I suppose you believe
that by eliminating me,
282
01:43:12,646 --> 01:43:18,944
you will eliminate control
over some fucking artificial reality.
283
01:43:19,903 --> 01:43:22,322
Reality is arbitrary.
284
01:43:27,827 --> 01:43:29,663
Fuck you.
285
01:43:32,290 --> 01:43:33,833
(Thudding)
286
01:43:38,046 --> 01:43:39,464
(Car door closes)
287
01:43:39,589 --> 01:43:42,425
(♪ Flamenco song plays on radio)
288
01:43:59,359 --> 01:44:07,993
(Female vocalist) ♪ He who thinks
he's bigger than the rest
289
01:44:10,662 --> 01:44:18,253
♪ He must go to the cemetery
290
01:44:19,921 --> 01:44:27,929
♪ There, he will see
What the world really is
291
01:44:29,055 --> 01:44:36,396
♪ He will see
What the world really is
292
01:44:38,315 --> 01:44:46,948
♪ It is a handful of dirt
293
01:44:48,408 --> 01:44:55,999
♪ He who thinks
he's bigger than the rest
294
01:44:56,124 --> 01:45:04,424
♪ He must go to the cemetery ♪
295
01:48:01,643 --> 01:48:03,061
(P.A. announcement)
296
01:49:02,620 --> 01:49:04,080
(Receipt printing)
297
01:50:08,186 --> 01:50:09,604
(Helicopter whirring)
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