("Rocket Boy" By Liz Phair Playing)
Didn't see
I had no idea
I never heard it before
And instead, why don't I, yeah
Why don't I
It's not a question of love, yeah
You used to be my favorite toy
But what happened
To my
Rocket boy
Rocket boy
Where are you gonna land
I said don't, don't stop it
Don't, don't stop it
How we all understand
Ciao.
You used to be my pride and joy
Now you're just my rocket
Rocket boy
Rocket boy
Rocket boy
Where are you gonna land
I said don't, don't stop it
Don't, don't stop it
How we all understand
You used to be my pride and joy
Now you're just my rocket
My rocket boy
Thank you.
What are you doing?
What?
I was on the plane with you.
Shit.
This is for you.
(A Sample Of "Walk On By"
By Isaac Hayes Playing)
("2 Wicky" By Hoover Playing)
Profit 6
0, 0, 9, 1
This is the flight number
of our galactic sun
Profit 6
0, 0, 9, 1
If always dogged
You should know that you're
not the only one
Who can hurt me
Hello.
Hello.
Is anybody here?
Diana.
Diana?
Mmm.
Hi.
Lucy.
Oh, Lucy.
We were waiting for you to call.
I got a cab.
Come on in.
Ian, wake up! Lucy's here!
I can't get over
how grown-up you look.
I hope so, after 4 years.
Is Christopher here?
Well, he was supposed
to turn up yesterday...
for my birthday,
but he's still floating
somewhere around Turkey...
with his friend Niccolo'.
Niccolo' Donati.
Do you remember him?
Yeah.
Lucy. Welcome.
Welcome.
Welcome.
Hi. How are you?
I remember all of this exactly,
just from one week.
The bees.
You don't bother them,
they won't bother you.
See?
We fixed up the old hay barn.
Only took us 20 years.
When we came here first,
there was nothing--
No water, no electricity.
Cost us every penny we had...
just to buy the place.
So why'd you move here, then?
Work.
There's a great tradition
of art in these hills.
In the room next door,
you've got Alex Parrish,
old friend of ours.
He knew your mother too.
The writer?
Been very sick.
Distressing for everyone.
I hope you're patient,
because... I fumble along a bit.
You'll help?
How?
Let me look at you.
Not all the time, I hope.
You won't even be aware.
So get settled in.
have a swim.
We eat at sunset, but...
come up before.
Is this your slipper?
I suppose so.
Do I know you?
I'm Lucy.
I am Guillaume.
Enchante.
Here for a visit?
Ian's doing my portrait.
It's really just an excuse...
for my father to
send me to Italy...
as a present.
Hey, where is Signor Bruno?
I have a dream to tell him.
Hey, you forgot your slipper.
Oh! Merci, mademoiselle!
I'm going to go for a swim.
Bye.
Merci.
Jesus.
I thought you were drowning.
I was wondering
whether I was going...
to have to haul you out or not.
You're Miranda.
You were here before, weren't you?
Four years ago.
Your brother was here, not you.
Well, I don't really live here,
but we come every year...
for Mummy's birthday
to console her.
Christopher's so distracted,
he couldn't quite find his way...
out of Turkey.
With Niccolo'.
Do you know Niccolo'?
From-- From last time.
You don't smoke by any miracle,
do you?
Not really.
Richard freaks out when I smoke.
When are they coming back?
Who?
Your brother.
Who knows? They said--
Richard!
Hi, babe.
Oh, and this is...
you know, uh, harmon's--
Mummy's friend's daughter.
Lucy.
Lucy.
Oh, my God.
You're Sarah Harmon's daughter.
Your mother was a great poet.
I'm, uh, Richard Reid.
Really, really honored
to meet you.
It's my mother, not me.
Yeah, but she made me
want to be a poet.
I mean, I think it would be great,
you know,just to
sit around all day...
and... express yourself.
Richard, I never knew
you wrote poetry.
Well, honey, I never did.
I don't have a creative bone
in my body.
But I did become an
entertainment lawyer...
so that I could be
around creative people,
Like Miranda.
I design jewelry.
I apprentice with
this real asshole in New York.
But he's a genius.
Is this yours?
Yes, but that's old shit.
You going in?
How is it in there, Lucy?
Quiet as a tomb.
What?
No, I'm losing your voice.
You sound like you're
at the bottom of the sea.
Ah, ah, ah, listen to this.
Who was on the phone?
Miranda?
Who was on the phone?
Christopher.
What did he say?
They're not coming back.
What, never?
Well, I don't know.
They-- They missed
a connection or something.
I couldn't hear.
Those naughty boys.
I bet they're being very naughty.
I'm sure they've gone
beyond naughty by now.
Noemi writes
a lonely hearts column...
called "Tell Noemi."
Ha ha ha!
Has quite a following.
Oh, here it is.
I have a picture
of Mom in this dress.
She said after
she got married,
she was going to be
fat and happy...
and had no more use for it.
Of course,
she never gained an ounce.
Slip it on.
You could wear it to the Donati's party.
They give a lovely one
every summer.
You could be Sarah 20 years ago...
coming to help us
fix up this place.
She helped you fix this place up?
Well, with a lot of hash breaks.
I think it's a little long.
Why don't you get up here,
and I'll pin it.
Your mother needed to risk things.
I admired the recklessness in her.
It was so not me.
I thought it brave.
I couldn't live the way she did.
I'm not the type.
Neither is Ian.
Do you know...
I think we've been faithful
to each other...
for 20 years.
Can you believe that?
Yes.
Most people can't.
(Billie holiday Singing
"I'll Be Seeing You")
I'll be seeing you
In every lovely summer face
Very strange,
that father of hers.
He's never cared about my work.
He hated the portrait
I did of Sarah.
Why does he suddenly
want Lucy to come here?
Maybe it was Lucy
who wanted to come.
Now she's here,
stranded with us old fogies.
Speak for yourself.
I'm sure she'd rather
be out chasing boys...
around on a beach somewhere.
Seemed rather serious to me.
Being chased--
19 is all about boys.
You know, I caught her...
Looking at a picture
of Christopher.
Christopher?
Why not? She's 19.
Not sleepy?
No. Not at all.
have to finish Daisy's dress.
I must switch off all the lights.
I'll try not to wake you up...
when I get in.
Come here.
Good-night kiss?
Another one?
You were 19 once, I suppose,
weren't you?
I suppose I must have been.
Yes?
Excuse me, but you
wouldn't happen to have...
any more of that exotic brand
of cigarette I can smell,
would you?
Hi.
It's not my best play.
I really liked it.
It's the one
they'll remember me for.
I'm not contagious, you know.
I always smoke this way
with other people.
One doctor even
gave me three months.
One said a week or two, depending.
According to the third,
I should be dead as we speak.
I tend to...
think of the first doctor
as being the wisest.
That's terrible.
You're not one
of those moralistic...
young people, are you?
What do you mean?
I mean sex.
Do you disapprove of sex?
No.
Nothing more transporting,
I seem to remember...
except perhaps good grass.
I wouldn't really know.
I haven't really had it that much.
Grass?
No. Sex.
Hmm?
You mean you never
slept with anybody?
No.
A beautiful girl like you?
Well...
do you remember my mother...
having a pair of green sandals?
Sandals?
I think so.
She could have.
She wore wonderful clothes.
Excuse me.
She was the best-dressed poet.
Writing transporting little...
verses in between
fashion shoots and--
Why?
Why have you never
wanted to sleep with anyone?
It's not that I...
haven't wanted
to sleep with anyone.
Hmm?
Tell me.
It's not as if I'm going
to know for very long.
There was this one guy
that I really liked.
I met him in the summer
when I was 15.
Mm-hmm.
He was the first person
I really kissed...
and, um, we wrote
each other for a while.
There was this
one letter about, um,
him having an animal...
prowling through his heart,
and I memorized the whole thing.
But then after a while,
they just stopped.
And then your mum died,
and everything stopped.
Hmm?
It's not because of my mother.
Her death has nothing
to do with it.
It's easier to stay alone.
Lucy, Lucy, Lucy.
You can't have decided
that at your age.
I haven't decided.
You're in need of a ravisher.
I'm waiting.
Lucy, Lucy, Lucy--
Would you stop saying that?
You're scared.
What is it you're scared of?
There's something else,
isn't there?
I can see.
You seem to be--
Stoned.
I'm going to bed.
Don't forget this.
Thank you.
Sweet dreams.
Well, look who's up and about.
I had a great night.
You met Lucy.
Oh... she's irresistible.
I'm mad about her.
Now, what's that smile about?
What smile?
Now, come on. Tell.
Mm-hmm.
Well...
we just... talked.
What did she tell you?
I have a feeling...
not as much as she
might have done.
Oh, come on.
No, no, no.
You can't keep a secret.
Of course I can.
Really?
What's going on?
Nothing's going on.
Noemi, what would you
tell your readers...
about a man
who dangles a secret...
in front of you?
I wasn't dangling it.
Yes, you were.
No, I was not.
He wants to tell it.
We're going to have...
to find Lucy some friends...
so she doesn't get bored
with all us old people.
Are we that old already?
Good morning.
Hi.
Sorry.
My time's all screwed up.
Want some coffee?
Please.
Have some bread.
Do you take milk?
Yeah. Oh, hey!
Uh, no, it's fine.
Um, what time is it there?
Do you take sugar?
What about Filippo Castellini
as Lucy's boyfriend?
Okay, Miranda.
Terrible flirt.
What about Harry Fenimore Jones?
Too perverse
for an American girl.
Would you pass the sugar, Noemi?
Ben Cartaclay.
Cartaclay would love Lucy.
Basta!
Thank you.
I feel like a classified ad.
Do you hear that?
Come and see what
we have to put up with.
All right? Yeah.
Talk to you later. Bye-bye.
What is that?
They're building a television mast.
To brainwash the Italian electorate.
You don't like it...
because it messes up your view.
Daisy!
My little Piglet.
how was Camilla's?
Again?
Hi, Daisy.
Do you remember Lucy?
You were four
when she was last here.
Hi.
Hmm. What's that?
It's called a scarab.
It's kind of like a beetle.
It's good luck.
Come.
Okay.
Well, thank you for being...
so fucking helpful.
Miranda, you wouldn't stop.
Me! It wasn't just me!
Oh, she's searching
for something...
with those long hands
she can barely control...
and... curiosity.
A little bit frightened.
It reminds me so much
of me somehow.
You know,
I kissed someone here once.
Did he touch tongues?
Uh-huh.
Miranda likes to kiss boys.
She'll kiss Richard,
and before that,
she kissed Matthew and Johnny...
and Niccolo' and David.
She used to kiss Niccolo'?
Yeah, at the fireworks.
Yeah, at the fireworks.
Do you know a man
named Carlo Lisca?
Yes. He lives near Caorle.
Why do you know him?
Mama used to get letters from him.
What's he like?
He's a very good
war correspondent...
but I think...
seeing so much death
and blood and...
horror has made him
a little peculiar.
Well, I'll ask him over.
You can meet him.
Do you remember her
being in love...
with a man here?
You mean Carlo?
I don't know.
There was...
this thing that she wrote about.
Really?
What did she write?
Lucy, I think the time has come.
Off you go.
He's gone to the studio.
You know,
he hasn't worked at night...
for years.
But there's a virgin
in the house.
It's cool in here.
My father never came here.
No.
I never met him.
He's small.
I'm five inches taller.
Really?
Maybe if you could
concentrate on...
on that horse's leg,
for instance.
Might help you to keep still.
Oh, but I see how
you're different...
from your mother.
You have a sort
of joy in your eyes.
H-h-have you ever
eaten olive leaves?
No.
Olive leaves are inedible.
Disgusting.
Why'd you ask me that?
Just asking.
I can feel the night behind me.
You see why we love it here.
There's one thing I miss, though--
the Grave diggers.
The best pub in Dublin.
I think we've done
enough for tonight.
You've been very patient.
Good night.
I love to fuck Pumpkin.
Oh, I love to fuck
my little Pumpkin.
I love to fuck Pumpkin.
I love to fuck
my little Pumpkin.
Oh, I'm fucking Pumpkin.
Oh, Poop is fucking Pumpkin.
I'm your daddy, baby.
That's good, baby.
Oh, yeah!
You like it, baby?
Yes!
Tell me you like it. Oh!
Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!
No! No! No! No! No! No!
Yes! No! No!
No! Shh! Shh!
Where does he go?
Shh! Don't wake him.
You must never
disturb sleepwalkers.
Ha ha ha!
Here comes the Marquis de Saab.
Noemi. Michele.
Carlo!
Carlo Lisca, Monsieur Guillaume.
Come on and play! Come on!
Is that Sarah's daughter?
Mmm. Lucy.
Aah!
Richard, sweetheart,
we're going to go have a swim.
All right.
Just a second, babe.
Hey!
You get back here!
Whoo-hoo! Ya-hoo!
Ha ha ha!
You get back here, young lady!
Aah!
I'm right here.
Richard, are you coming or not?
Stop it!
You Carlo?
Yes.
My mother used to mark
a star on her calendar...
every time she got
a letter from you.
I was very fond of your mother.
We had many jokes together.
She appeared the delicate woman,
but she loved to act vulgar.
That's not what I remember.
I remember her...
sitting awake all night
in the dark...
smoking cigarettes...
and listening to jazz records.
Everyone has dark moods.
Do you?
Only when I am away from war.
Around war,
I am as light as a souffle.
You ever killed a viper?
Of course.
I grew up in the country.
Did you ever meet my father?
It's not what you think.
We had only one night together.
That's all.
Only one night?
We were friends.
Lucy?
See you later.
No, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no.
I don't think he's the one.
Not for you.
Not for my Lucy in the sky.
Actually, I like him.
You do?
There's something
familiar about him.
My illusion's shattered.
Come.
Let us bring up the rear...
Like Turgenev's poor Rakitin.
Oh, look.
Oh, God.
What?
I can't bear it. It's too unnatural.
Come on.
They're not going to bite you.
Can you imagine Sarah
being a virgin at 19?
What about Christopher
as your boyfriend?
Who told you that?
That's what Mommy told Noemi.
Oh, hello.
Christopher!
Crazy Daisy.
Piglet.
Piglet.
Hey.
Here. The Turkish flag.
I remember you. Lucy.
Hi.
Sorry. Did I interrupt you?
This is the last time
I carry your bag.
Hello.
Don't tell me
you've forgotten Lucy.
Lucy Harmon.
Lucy?
Lucy.
Of course, it's you.
Osvaldo.
Yes. I remember her.
Come to dinner tonight.
I'll get Mum to call.
Good.
So I'll see you very, very soon.
("You Won't Fall"
By Lori Carson Playing)
I don't need
the surface of things
To tell me
No, I just know
You can rest easy
Your beauty is clear to me
You won't fall
You won't fall
Dinnertime.
Do you think she's
still angry with me?
Darling, I don't think
she's giving you...
too much thought.
Come on.
When I went to school
In Olympia
It never was the same
It's so you
In Olympia
Ya ya ya
Ya ya ya
It never was the same
We'd look the same
We'd talk the same
Yeah yeah yeah
We even fucked the same
When I went to school
In Olympia
Ya ya ya
Don't you please
Make me real
Come on
Make me sick
Come on
Make me real
Ah, Chiarella.
Buonasera.
Chiarella Donati, Monsieur Guillaume.
Buonasera.
But where is Lucy?
So, Lucy harmon,
how long are you staying,
and what do you think of Italy,
and when are you going
to come to our house...
and see how real Italians live...
and change your life forever?
You didn't even recognize me.
Excuse me.
I decided I had
to get rid of it one summer...
before I went back to school.
Darling,
are you speaking of life before me?
I ended up doing it
with the same guy...
my best friend did it with.
He was the local... deflowerer.
Hmm.
God. Please. Ow! Fuck!
Jesus!
Aw, shit on a stick.
Well, that's what pot's all about.
There you go.
I wonder how
we got on this subject.
And there were girls...
queuing up around the block...
to see this guy.
We had 10 minutes with him.
Exactly 10.
No more, no less.
God, Miranda.
I remember that guy.
Oh, he was repulsive.
He was creepy, I must admit.
I don't remember mine at all.
I was completely drunk.
It was in a car.
It was snowing.
I was 11...
tripping with my baby-sitter.
Lucy?
What about falling in love?
None of you even mentioned
falling in love.
There's not love.
There's only proof of love.
And what about you, Osvaldo?
I don't know which
is more ridiculous--
This conversation or
the silly political one...
going on over there.
What about you?
Oh, no, not me.
Not you, what?
Love.
That's not a word that I use.
That's the saddest thing
I've ever heard.
I think I miss a lot
of trouble that way.
I think I've missed a lot of you.
Oh, my God.
I'm sorry.
That's okay. That's okay.
You've been too far away.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Hey, Lu.
I was just wondering
if maybe, uh...
I could, um, bum a smoke.
I thought you hated smoking.
Ah, yes, well,
don't tell Miranda.
Jesus.
Have to quit someday, I guess.
I have never been down here.
Huh.
Oh, so this is, like...
the view.
I get it.
Ha ha ha.
I have a loft in New York.
Although, I must say,
the bathroom wasn't
completely exposed...
to the entire room.
Ah, what have we here?
You do write, huh?
Sorry.
What do you write about?
Your fantasies?
I mean, you do have
fantasies, right?
Everybody does.
You know,
there's this exercise...
that actors do...
to explore their fantasies...
and to shed their inhibitions.
Have you ever tried that?
Giving up control?
Like what?
Like, get on your knees.
Ha ha ha!
Right. On my knees.
I'll show you.
Okay.
You go first.
Okay.
Now...
on all fours.
You're kidding--
No talking.
Now...
go to the mirror.
Slowly.
Open your mouth.
Tongue out.
And lick.
Good.
And lick.
Good kitty.
Rrr.
Rrr.
Lick.
Now, touch your tongue
to my tongue...
for the ultimate connection.
Um, Lucy, I was just wondering--
Oh, Richard.
Hi, sweetie.
Wh-What's going on?
Uh, well, we were just, uh...
you know.
Wait. Wait.
Miranda!
Quite frankly,
I don't know why
you even bothered coming.
Either you're jogging
your ass off somewhere,
or you've got
your ear glued...
to that bloody phone.
Plus, you reek of aftershave.
What were you two doing in there?
Nothing.
Nothing?
For Christ's sake!
You're in there sniffing
around her like a dog!
I was explaining...
the Lee Strasberg
acting technique.
No. I'm sorry.
What?
I'm so tired
Niccolo'?
Of playin'
Playin' with
his bow and arrow
Gonna keep
my hideaway
Leave it to the other girls
To play
For I've been
a temptress too long
Yes
Give me a reason
To love you
No, um--
Grazie.
I just-a wanna be
A woman
From this time
Unchained
We're all looking at
a different picture
Through this new frame of mind
A thousand flowers could bloom
Move over and give us some room
Yeah
Give me a reason
To love you
Give me a reason
To dream
Ciao, Lucy!
Ow, shit!
Did you hurt yourself?
No.
Are you sure?
Yes!
Well...
they'll come and pick me up...
tomorrow morning at dawn.
Well, thank you, anyway.
No!
You can't just go...
and sit at the bottom
of the drive.
Would you like a cup of tea?
Are you in the highway patrol?
No. In the army.
You must try some of our honey.
It's from our own bees.
What's your rank?
Lieutenant.
Here. Have a biscuit.
Well, thank you.
Don't be cross with me.
I'm sorry.
Please forgive me.
We're all going
to a pizzeria for dinner,
if you want to come.
Yeah?
I think I'll pass on that.
What have you done?
It's just a scratch.
That's terrible.
No, wait.
I'll do something about it.
I've got stuff
that's going to do that.
I'm going to clean it up.
Here, put it on my knee.
Come on.
Oh, we have to clean that up.
Alcohol?
You know...
you must not let it get to you.
What?
Us.
We don't mean you any harm.
Gentle.
It's just that up on this hill,
the only thing
we have to talk about...
is each other.
Blow on it, please.
You don't know how much good...
your being here has done me.
Better than all the drugs.
You're my own
personal walking I.V.
Do you know French?
Comme ci comme ca.
You have to allow me
a little frivolity.
English, please.
I'm here for work.
Unfortunately,
not something
I'm permitted to discuss.
Oh, top secret.
Oh, top secret?
Hey! Look!
Ciao!
Oh... hey.
This is Gabriella.
Sit down with us here.
Lieutenant, have some bruschetta.
No, thanks.
Garlic gives me gas.
Oh!
Get the shit off the table.
Here we go.
I can't piss in that shit pile.
Did I say something wrong?
No, no. he's a very
well-known art dealer.
He's legendary,
but sometimes he has
these little episodes.
Mr. Guillaume is very theatrical.
Up we go.
The angels talking again, Mr. G.?
I think it's time
we took the angels home to bed.
Oh, Gui.
Perhaps I could help?
I think we can manage.
Thanks.
Ah, mon ami, I'm sorry.
I haven't a car for you.
Good night.
Good night.
Good night.
Bye, Mummy.
Bye.
Ciao.
Lucy, want to play?
Daisy, Lucy is helping Daddy...
with his work.
Miranda, want to come and play?
No. I'm not in the mood
for playing with Piglets.
Richard, want to come play?
Richard! Come w--
Ow!
Uh--
Oops!
Oh! Oh!
Take that!
And that!
And that!
And that!
And that!
And that!
Oh, if I'm not ready now,
I'll never be ready.
You're free.
Ciao!
So when did Gabriella leave?
This morning.
I asked her to.
Why?
I wanted to see you.
Lucy.
So this is an olive grove?
Yes.
You looked very beautiful...
back there.
I could not take my eyes away.
Like this.
I need to kiss your mouth.
After this long time.
Wait.
Please.
Lucy...
I'm dying for you.
I'm dying.
Not here.
I can't.
I can't! No!
Stop, please. Stop. No!
Stop!
What is it?
What's the matter?
This was my mother's...
from right before she died.
It's about me.
"Where have they gone,
the green sandals?
I was not made to be a mother.
I had too stricken a heart,
so I wore green sandals
to stay apart.
Then one night,
a man stood in an olive grove.
he beat a viper till it bled,
then drew me down low.
One night was all there was.
he fed me an olive leaf.
And broke... the--
the strap of my dress."
Come here.
"I kept--
I kept on the green sandals,
but I could not get off that hill.
Italy, where did you take me
that night so black...
and still?
He had an accent and a knife,
and somewhere, even, had a wife.
He took my face and tore my hips...
and planted in their place
something new and strange...
and near to love.
I thought I had nothing left,
but you came later,
curved anew.
Forgive me.
I did not have
the means for catching...
when I got poor Lucy."
You.
It's my real father.
So it would seem.
It's not you, is it?
Can you picture me beating a viper?
I don't even know
what a viper looks like.
I thought it was Carlo Lisca.
Really?
But I'm not sure anymore.
Just forget about it.
I already have a father I love.
No, no, no.
I was never very good at...
asking for the things
that I needed.
Have you ever been in love?
Lots of times.
No.
Just once.
Alex.
Alex, are you okay?
Hmm. I'm sorry.
I feel a bit grotty today.
Here.
Can I get you something?
I'll be all right.
Don't fuss.
I'm just feeling a bit...
rough.
That's all.
Don't give up.
You'll find him.
You won't disappoint me.
Well, don't you look nice.
Can I see?
No! I mean...
I never let anybody look
until it's finished.
Does it look like me?
It's not supposed to.
It's not?
Of course not.
Didn't anybody ever tell you...
that the true artist...
only ever depicts himself?
Thanks a lot.
You sure you won't come?
It's been the same
for the last 20 years.
Why should tonight be different?
I thought life with you
was going to be one long party.
Not so.
Bella.
This reminds me of dances
I used to go to...
when I was a girl.
Silly, isn't it,
to feel homesick...
in a magic place like this?
Beauty wounds the heart.
I can't believe...
you actually brought that thing.
You know,
something surprising
always happens...
every year at this party.
You'll see.
Come on.Just a little more.
Carlo.
It's Christopher!
Yeah.
Bearing a torch.
Oh!
Hello.
Hi, Christopher.
Is this what you want in life?
I didn't realize...
he was a, uh--
He was what?
Uh--
Oh, Lucy.
Darling, would you hold that?
Uh, sure. Fine.
Can I do you a favor?
What?
Wait. See.
It looks like a spaceship.
See?
It looks so much better.
You look beautiful.
Thank you.
Carlo.
Would you like to dance?
Now?
Now.
("My Baby Just Cares For Me"
By Nina Simone Playing)
My baby just cares for me
My baby don't care for
Cars and races
My baby don't care for
high-tone places
Do you happen to remember...
where you were in August 1 975?
I try to forget...
but that was after
the fall of Saigon.
Hard to forget
the fall of Saigon.
But after, did you
come back to Italy?
I don't think
I ever came back.
(Nina Simone)
My baby just cares for me
Baby, my baby
don't care for shows
And he don't even care
for clothes
he cares for me
What?
I will show you what
this bastard likes.
For cars or the races
Baby don't care for
My baby just cares for me
Marta.
My baby just cares
For me
("The Life"
By Mark Tchanz Playing)
This is the life
This is the life
This is the life
This is the life
This is the life
This is--
Ha ha ha!
Oh!
ha ha! Oh!
("Superstition"
By Stevie Wonder Playing)
Very superstitious
Writings on the wall
Very superstitious
Ladders 'bout to fall
13-month-old baby
Broke the looking glass
Seven years bad luck
The good things in your past
You look as if
you've lost something.
I haven't lost anything.
Huh. Well, perhaps
I can help you find it.
Do you have a cigarette?
Um...
cigar do?
Oh, please.
Mmm. huh.
What do I--
Yeah, that's it.
Hey.
Ew!
Come.
Home.
Do all that you can
Keep me in a daydream
Keep me goin' strong
Do you ever get the feeling...
you're being watched?
Mm-hmm.
Sad is my song
When you believe in things
you don't understand
Then you suffer
Wait.
I want to ask you something.
Yeah?
I'm coming to America,
and I want to ask you about it.
Okay, maybe later--
Good night, Lucy.
Good night. We could--
When?
Tomorrow?
Okay.
I'll come over tomorrow.
Are you sure he can drive?
Of course I can drive.
Come on.
Thanks for the party!
Shh.
Hug me.
No kiss.
Let's go.
Absolutely no kissing...
because... I am, above all,
an Englishman...
and a gentleman.
Grab my ass.
Mmm.
Hey, baby. Come here.
You got to see this.
No kissing.
Oh!
Look at her!
Look at that!
Richard!
What?
I like it when you're mad.
Right over here.
Get on that bed!
Right back on the bed.
Right back on the bed.
I know how it looks.
They're wonderful,
wonderful friends.
They just--
They just have this
habit of disappearing,
which means, as usual,
I've been completely abandoned.
I'll be right back.
Right. Good.
Come in.
Hi.
Hi.
So I brought someone back.
Yeah. I heard.
Who's the lucky fella?
Huh. Guy from the party.
Uh-huh.
Italian?
English, actually.
Oh, English.
So... good.
Well, I'm...
proud to be nearby...
at such an auspicious moment.
What are you doing?
Oh, I've lost something.
I think it might have been...
one of the better things
I've written,
but, of course,
I would think that
since I can't find it.
Go on. Off you go.
Okay.
Night.
Good night.
Off you go.
What?
Nothing.
Hello.
Where are we?
Nowhere.
What are you doing?
Going to sleep.
No. Of course not.
I will absolutely sleep there.
Oh...
spinning head.
It's okay.
It's okay.
No. No.
I absolutely insist.
("Anna Mae"
By John Lee Hooker Playing)
("Anna Mae"
By John Lee hooker Playing)
Need you night and day
Anna Mae
Anna Mae, Anna Mae
I want you for my own
Anna Mae
Anna Mae, Anna Mae
Don't ever leave me by myself
Anna Mae, Anna Mae
Don't leave me here to cry
You, you, you leave me
Leave me
I believe I will die
Uh! Ahh.
Uh! Ahh.
Ah!
Oh, Anna Mae, Anna Mae
Anna Mae
My own
My own Anna Mae
Huh.
Shh.
Shh.
Come on.
I don't know...
what you're complaining
about, you know?
You've been getting
what you want,
when you want it.
So I'm supposed to be grateful?
I can already picture your
next summer on Nantucket...
with some WASP heiress.
Excuse me.
have I misled you in some way?
Whatever happened to...
"What you see
is what you get," huh?
Oh, come on.
This isn't you.
I know you.
Tell that to your wife.
Tell your wife
how well you know me.
All right.
I'm going to call Dr. Signorelli.
Oh, God, no.
He smells like rotten meat.
Mmm.
Alex, you need more help.
Did Lucy choose a good one?
She chose her first one.
It's ludicrous, isn't it?
What?
About to snuff it, and still--
Still chasing tail.
Huh.
That's how you are.
Thank you.
Thank you for what exactly?
Nothing.
Right.
Hee hee hee!
Bye.
Ciao.
Ciao.
Ciao.
Uh.
Better?
Yeah.
Great.
Oh, give me a ciggy, Ian.
Oh, for God's sake, Alex.
Have you ever actually
bought a cigarette?
I bought a cigarette...
the last time
you bought a shirt.
Alex.
It's like being in a parade,
isn't it, darling?
All the bloody doctor's fault.
You know, I'm quite able to walk.
If you could see yourselves.
I don't want to see him...
at the hospital.
Oh, that's fine. You stay.
Say good-bye to him.
Hi.
Ah, Lucy.
Let me see if you look different.
I didn't really.
Oh, you must not mind me.
I so enjoyed watching you.
All that beauty.
Aren't we lucky? hmm?
Ah, there's my girl.
Take it with you.
Mmm.
I'll share it with the nurses.
See you.
Mmm.
Do you...
remember where you were...
in August 1975?
Mmm. We bought the house
in the spring of that year,
so we would have
been here, I think. Why?
It's when I was conceived.
What?
Oh, nothing.
You look like something.
Ah, it's just that... thinking.
What?
I think that was when I did
your mother's portrait.
That's what I thought.
I couldn't be sure.
Diana would remember.
But, no, no, no.
She was in London then,
sorting out her divorce
and the custody of the kids.
Be no point in asking her.
It was one of the few times
we've ever been apart.
No.
I wouldn't ask her.
These are for you.
So am I... done?
What?
Oh. Almost.
Can I see now?
I'll show it to you now,
it must be our secret.
Okay.
You can keep a secret, can't you?
Yes.
I learned from the master.
How did you get to be
such a lovely girl?
Oh!
Fuck!
Come. Come with me.
Where did they get you?
Here.
This clay is good for it.
Are you okay?
I'm not dying.
And... here.
Here. You better do it.
Come walk with me.
("I Need Love"
By Sam Phillips Playing)
I left my conscience
I left my conscience
So you want to come to America?
I can't stand it here anymore.
But it's beautiful here.
Lock the doors behind me
Put the pane on fire
Broken like a window
I see my blindness now
And I need love
Not some sentimental prison
I need God
Not the political church
I need fire to melt
Whoo!
The frozen sea inside me
I wrote you once, you know.
You did not.
I didn't sign it,
so you probably thought
it was from Niccolo'.
What was it about?
I don't know.
How much I liked you.
How I thought of you
when I was in the woods.
you wrote that letter?
I loved that letter.
You didn't write that letter.
I don't believe it.
That was my favorite letter.
I knew it by heart.
Dear Lucy,
I'm on the top of the hill...
Wait.
Alone with my dog
and thinking of you.
Where are you going?
This is my tree.
You must miss your mother.
I can't even picture her face.
Why are you crying?
Because I want to kiss you.
I'm not-- I'm not able.
I can't.
I want to leave.
What?
Here.
What are you saying?
I want to go home.
This is home.
Not really.
This is where Daisy was born.
I don't want to die here.
I want to die where I belong.
You're upset about Alex.
And... moving is not
going to change that.
I'm getting tired of
taking care of people.
I want to go back.
I want to go back...
where it's... gray...
damp...
and the milk goes off.
I feel... I'm not...
this anymore.
We can't go back, Diana.
I put Richard...
on the train to Pisa.
Did you?
I'd had it.
Oh, darling, good for you.
Oh, Mummy.
Did you think I was mad?
No.
We all have ones like that.
Where is everybody?
Gone. Mmm. ha ha.
Bonsoir.
Bonsoir.
Bonsoir.
Bonsoir.
Ciao.
What's for dinner?
I'm starving.
Chips?
Where's Lucy?
Could you... help me?
No. Stay.
I want to come with you.
Now?
No. To America.
Then do.
It was my first time too.
("Say It Ain't So"
By Roland Gift Playing)
When I'm out of sight
You think you're free
Out of my mind
Where can you be
You say you're sorry
You were with a friend
I know, why worry
But it happens
I get it again
Just say it ain't so
And I'll deny I ever asked you to go
Just say it ain't so
I want to believe
you won't deceive me anymore
Sooner or later
I'll give up this lie
Wish I could hate you
I know I try
how can you tell me
There's nothing to be said
You took my money
With another guy laying in your bed
Just say it ain't so
And I'll deny I ever asked you to go
Just say it ain't so
I want to believe
you won't deceive me anymore
how can you tell me
There's nothing to be said
You took my money
With another guy laying in your bed
Just say it ain't so
And I'll deny I ever asked you to go
Just say it ain't so
I want to believe
you won't deceive me anymore
Just say it ain't so
And I'll deny I ever asked you to go
Just say it ain't so