- Oh, uncle... - Shh... shh!
- Oh Totò.
- Here, here.
Here...
For fuck's sake, he ran.
- Uncle...
- Oh, shut up. Shut... up.
Did you hear her?
He crouched down. - Yes.
-Slowly, you have to be quiet.
She hid.
- There she is, uncle. I saw her.
- Uncle... - Shh... shut up.
Get off.
- Alè
- You got her, Uncle
- You got her, you got her.
- That's all there is to it, huh?
Totò
do you have balls or are you a sissy?
Go get the hare. - No, no uncle, it scares me. No, no.
- What are you afraid of? She's dead. Move, go.
- Totò, now don't be scared, go on.
- I'm scared, I'm scared... - Maria... our thing.
- Next time you'll get her though, Totò, eh?
- Look what's here, eh?
Let's go, come on.
Run to Pino, Totò
-heh, heh, he gets scared...
- Pine [Pine.... Pine...]
-Zio, there's an echo.
Pine [Pine]
Pino [Pine... Pine... Pine...]
- They don't let us see a ball these guys. - But really.
But they don't even let us touch the ball.
- Mamma mia, how poor!
[The player who entered with a quarter of an hour from the end took off his pants...]
-Oohh!!!
What is this mess, turn off this radio.
And go away!
[his dazzling ability
[Conti. Rossi on the right]
- Oh go... pull! Pull!
- Goes... - Fuck off
- Giannuzza
[One goal]. - Appears.
- Giannuzzo
- Have you gone deaf?
- Giannuzza
- Giannuzzo
- Come here.
Come and have a coffee with friends
Come on!
[And here comes Rossi short.
[He recovered Magath]
- Ooohuu, I'm talking to you.
Come here.
Oh, you can't hear him talking to you.
[The Poles stop and the match ends like this: 0-0.]
- Did I tell you that you don't hear him talking to you my friend?
- Come on, we'll buy you coffee
Come on, don't be afraid.
- Well, don't you say hello to friends any more?
Do you have to go home to mommy?
Must go home to mommy.
Come on, I'll buy you a coffee.
Giannuzzo
[the Poles. Now we have to meet Peruvians again and....]
- Come on something like this...
- Bravo, that's how Giannuzzo does it.
Come and have a coffee with friends.
[the closure of this 0-0 albeit flattering
[and tonight the third phase...]
- Uh, and walk ah...
- Sergio, a coffee for our friend.
And no thanks you say?
You like it, don't you?
And say you like it, don't be afraid.
Or maybe you don't like it? - Shit!
- Yes, that you like it
Everyone knows what you like
Everyone knows what you fancy
- Oh... there it is
That's it, dude.
That's nice.
- Come on what are you doing, you never come dancing with me, huh?
- He's such a she, what a beauty.
Beautiful, beautiful Giannuzza.
- Damn, Giannuzza is beautiful
- Really beautiful
- She's making a little face... - Minchia!
- Come closer, come here. - Come here.
- That's it... There you go.
- Too beautiful - Don't move Giannuzzo, where are you going?
- Oh!
Well?
What's it like?
What are you doing to this guy? Come on!
- If you tell me, I can only obey.
- Go, let's go.
- Give me the gun, go.
- Grandfather
Hi Grandpa - Totò, stay away.
Just a moment. - Hi Grandpa.
- Hi Dad
- Alfredo - Oh Petru
- How is it? - It's all right.
How did it go for you? - I'm... fine.
Did they give you any trouble?
- Hopefully few
- Yes, all right.
- What did the councillor say to you? Tell me the first sentence.
- He wasn't there. I have to go back there.
- If I ever make a call there.
- What shall we do? Shall we go?
- I knew it.
I had to talk to him.
- No need, I told you.
I'll handle it.
- But who do you ask?
That you always get your foot in the door.
- Peter, that's enough.
The boys are here. - Heeeee....
- Well, you take it,
my wife can't cook it anyway, you know that, right?
- Thank you - See you.
- Bye - Oh Totò what are you doing?
And come here!
- Ninuzzo
Come...
This was your grandfather's
Here.
You have been promoted and you have deserved it.
Good boy. - Thank you uncle.
- See you soon - Bye - Bye
- But I really can't shoot there tonight in Santa Severina?
- What are you talking about, that's bullshit
I'm going to fix this.
- Look here's a list of all the things that need to be bought for tonight
And there's string, syrup, rubber bands whatever....
- Who was I to do it?
I shoot fires mica...
- Ah boh, I'll leave it here.
- Totò, how is it?
- Wait a minute, Giannì
Giannì, oh!
Sorry.
I'm sorry those who don't give you peace, but what can I do about it?
I'm in this, you know it.
- Do you realise what you are saying?
There you go.
Shut up
That when you speak you only do damage.
I didn't want to tell him Gianni.
They were the ones who insisted and then...
the fault is yours.
- My fault? - Yes.
Because you never worried about what they could do to you.
- You told them what amused you.
Go away, go.
- There's Gianni, stop, no.
Wait, wait, wait.
Wait!
- Shit, you can't even fuck in peace at home.
Tell him to drink from the bottle like he used to.
- Shall we put a little lemon in it?
What?
- Don't they want peace now?
- And what's the half?
- That's what we want to know. - But to do what?
- We are both entitled to it.
He doesn't give a damn.
He only cares that people don't talk.
- Don't disrespect him.
- Respect? Do I have to kiss his hands too?
Huh? Do I have to kiss his hands too?
- The fault is yours.
Because you wanted to take it back home.
It has to be said that if it were up to me,
he could have stayed in the reformatory.
But since I love his mother
I had no alternative,
I have him working in my workshop
even if I have no use for it
- But now things must change- Ohhh!
Ohh, look I'm talking to you!
You see that's my fucking workshop
It's not a circus where people pass by, look, enter and laugh.
Did you get that?
What are you doing?
You don't speak.
- What should I say?
Do you think it's easy to bring him up without a father?
- Then why doesn't he kill himself?
- Hi Uncle
- Bye. - Grandpa.
- Uncle Peter caught a rabbit.
- A rabbit, good rabbit.
Mum cooks good rabbit.
- A nice haircut?
- Because you don't know how much I sweated last night.
- Fatty, shut up there's the baby.
- Yeah, we have to teach some of life to these kids or not?
- Yes, yes...
- Ninuzzo, come here.
- Auntie, uncle.
- Do you know what I did last night?
- What did you do?
- I'm not telling you. - Come on!
What are you doing?
- Pasta with sauce. - Now?
- I didn't bet any female yesterday.
I bet the most beautiful one in the club.
You know what I told her?
But do you know that you have one eye more beautiful than the other?
- And what did she answer you?
- Fuck off he said.
- But what does your father know?
- You spoil your appetite, go.
- Stop with this cigarette, you
- Oh, what do you want? Leave me alone, go.
- Oh!
- Hold the rabbit.
Put it there.
- What if he eats?
- Ninuzzo, come to mama.
- Bye Mummy
Look what Uncle Pietro gave me.
- He takes bread, salt and oil
Isabella! - Huh?
- Come here.
- Totò, stop.
Isabella, cut the bread, come on.
- Can you give me some bread?
- Are you nuts?
You're just a disgrace, eh.
- You are the disgrace
What's going on, eh? - Ouch!
- That's how you answer your mother?
Come on! Clean it all up.
- What are you laughing at, Nino? Give him a hand, go on.
- What have you done?
Totò, come here.
- What's up?
- You and I have to go into partnership.
- Really? What does that mean?
- That we will always be together
- But is it true? - Of course it is.
- Then is it ready? That I'm hungry.
-Eat, eat.
- When will you give the moped to Uncle Nino?
- But did you really buy it?
- It was supposed to be a surprise, Totò.
- She said to say it... - What are you talking about? - She said it...
- I think it's what she hears that counts. - I'm an idiot.
- Where did you put mine... I'm going for a ride right now...
- What a ride...
Let's finish eating first. - Eat first.
- I knew it.
- Come on, Ninuzzo is right.
So am I, let's go, let's go.
The wives are always right.
- Huh? So, do you like it?
It's for the end of school.
You deserved it.
- Thank you, mum.
- What is it, do you like it? Is it the way you wanted it?
- Yes, it's beautiful.
- And what are you waiting for? Try it out.
- I'm going for a ride. - Go slow - Yes
- Alfredo I wanted to buy it new
seeing what the war did
- Oh, are we also going to see the moped?
- All right, go.
- Uncle...!
Is beautiful.
- Wait Totò... - You're taking me for a ride, come on!
- Wait, let me try it - Come on, no, uncle!
- Come on, bring this nephew of yours
- Granny you say... - Totò. eh... wait
- Just a moment... - Come on, come on, let me up...
- Get up Totò - No, no
- Make sure you're not late because we have to leave.
- let me try it, but you promised me from...
- One second, Totò - No
- Come on uncle, please - One second
♫ When you leave think of me ♫ - What is it?
♫ It's only I who can stay ♫
♫ close ♫
♫ to the heart and soul ♫
♫ I run, I run every day ♫
♫ on my way ♫
♫ The soul rests, going ♫
♫ With golden, delicate wings! ♫
♫ Love me, Love me ♫
♫ dear and beloved ♫
♫ and goes away ♫
- I don't know, give me fifty thousand lire.
Consider that we are already there, Mr Sciacca.
Alright... All right.
Best wishes to your son.
Goodbye, goodbye.
The moped of Sciacca's son.
They can't pick it up.
You take it to them.
-But that stays away.
Then how do I get back?
- You take a nice walk.
In the evening the air is fresh.
I'm going home.
- Tié
- Gianni? What's he like?
- Hi
- Have you finished work?
- No, I have to...
I have to deliver the moped.
- Where? - Far away.
- I'll accompany you. - No, there's no need.
- But why not?
Then we stop for a beer.
- Huh?
Like in the old days. - No... I don't feel like it.
- Ah, you don't feel like it today.
What's wrong with you?
- Nothing.
- Forget those, they're bums.
You don't have to worry about them,
I'll take care of you.
- Leave me alone Turi. I don't feel like it.
- But why?
- You are handsome, you know
- Please
- Come here - No Turi.
- Take it easy. - I'm leaving, come on.
- Come here.
- Turi... nooo...
Turi, leave me alone - Come here.
- Turi - Come here, come here!
Son of a bitch!
Now I'm going to kill you
Now you... kill you!
Manué!
- Oh?
Manué, come with me - What is it?
Manué, come here.
- Oh! - Leave me alone.
- Come here!
- Freeze
Oh...!
- Let me go, please
- Hey, pull over
- Pull over
- Let me go!
- Brakes.... brakes!
Brake
Brakes
- Stop! - Brake!
- Let's go, let's go, let's go
- Oh...! Oh...!
Oh...!
Shit, I'm sorry it's my fault, I didn't see you.
Breathe
Come on, breathe.
Breathe..oh...
Listen
For anything, my name is Nino Scalia,
I live in contrada Triola,
my father's name is Alfredo Scalia
We shoot fireworks, everyone knows us.
Here.
Is that better?
OK?
- Sorry Dad, you're right.
Where have you been, huh?
- I had an accident. - With the new moped?
- What have you done to yourself?
- But nothing, Mom. Everything's fine.
- What's done? Nothing has been done.
Hurry up, come on. That money is not given to us.
- Go, go.
- Mr Sciacca - Arrival
Here I am
Hello. - Good morning.
- How are you? - All's well.
- Is the engine OK? - Yes.
- Is the petrol there? - Yes
E... where can I put it?
- No, leave it here. It's a surprise. - Ah
Bring me thanks to your principal
and tell him that men like him don't make them anymore.
To you. - Luca!
Luca the cake is ready. - I'm coming, I'm coming.
- Bye, bye. - Bye
♫ Happy birthday to you ♫
♫ Happy birthday to Luigi ♫
♫ Happy birthday to you ♫
- Bring me the wick - Yes
- Ooohh...
Hello? - Yes
- Go
- We finished the first lap.
- Go check out the second one, go.
Again eh? - Yes. - More.
- Come here.
- What's wrong, Dad? - Nothing, nothing.
Quiet.
Settle.
Very good.
You continue.
Get everything ready. - Yes, yes but are you OK, Dad?
Dad...!
- Let's go!
Where did I put it?
Nino, let's go!
- Dad!
- Where is the spray?
- In the van. Look for it.
- Breathe, come on.
- Is that better?
- Bella, I'll tell you what to do
- Be careful how you answer.
- Tonight's marathon is good anyway
- Yes, but if Michele wins...
I'll show you how he celebrates.
- What are you doing dude? You wanna party?
- Forget about him.
- But you want me to die?
-Ah, I want you to die?
- What have you done?
- He wants you to die,
- From tonight open workshop
He had to come down
You'll apologise tomorrow or he'll kill you.
And who have you been with?
- Do it further, come on.
- Dad, don't smoke
that if Mum sees you it'll end in disgust.
- Oh don't you get involved too
that these things are already enough to piss me off.
Who don't even deign to answer.
- But how are you?
- Good.
I am fine as I am.
- No, because last night I got scared.
- Nino, nothing happened.
And since nothing happened,
nobody needs to know anything.
Do we understand each other?
- Yes.
- Go to work, go!
- And who is this?
And what do you want here?
- I was looking for Mr Scalia.
- And what do you want?
- I wanted to talk to him about work.
- Wait here, it goes.
Dad? - Huh?
- There's someone looking for you.
- Nino, go and see for yourself, please.
- Oh, finally!
I've been calling you all morning
- Hello - Bye
- But... you had problems with the moped, didn't you? - No, no.
- You see it was my fault...
I'm sorry, I didn't see you. - No, don't worry about it.
I wanted to apologise, but you ran off like that...
- Ah, you're the one in the accident? - Yes, I am.
- Look, we're a decent family. If there's money to pay, we pay.
- Come on. Isabella. - No, no, I don't want any money.
The moped is fine.
I had to deliver it to a customer
from my boss.
I work in a workshop.
- Is your boss walking you back?
- Eh, in fact I don't want to go back.
- But are you looking for work?
- All right, bye. - Yeah.
- Is that why you put on your good shirt?
What's your name?
- Gianni. Nice to meet you.
- By the way, nice shirt. I like it.
- Come - May I? - Yes, yes.
- Even less you like my brother.
All right, Si. Yes, yes.
We'll see how it goes. Goodbye.
- Dad. he's the guy from the accident and...
He wants to know if we have a job for him.
- Good morning - Hello
- My son told me everything
He knows that he was wrong.
- No, no, but... - No, no what?
- Apologise to us now. - Come on, Dad.
- In front of me.
- Sorry
That's it. That's it.
- Oh Grandpa! Come on! I'm hungry, let's go eat.
- I told you Totò, you're right.
I don't know about you...
but I'm fasting,
if I still have to eat I can't even talk to females,
let alone work.
A venite. va.
- His mother was always beautiful.
- What are you doing with that? - Grandma later, I have to do something.
- Once, I liked it right away
- Is it ready? That I'm hungry. - Yes, yes.
But the decision,
I made that one evening at home.
We were not yet engaged
and his parents, his mother
invited me for a meal of homemade pizza
right, right at her place.
As soon as I saw her... - Ah stop it...
- Carmela
She turned all red... She did.
- Carmela, you were beautiful,
fine, elegant... even now.
- We have a guest for lunch.
I know. It's ready.
- The cigarette - Hmmm...
- What is it? - Shhh
- To eat, come on - Straight Totò, straight.
The rabbit is eaten with the hands.
Gianni, and what does your father do?
- My father is... he left
a few years ago and...
went to Germany, works there. - He eats
- Now, I haven't seen him for a long time
He is a good worker, though.
He does everything he...
that happens to him.
And I want to become like him.
- Do you hear him talking about his father?
Huh? That's how you talk about a father.
Do you understand?
Bravo Gianni.
You are a good boy.
All the more reason for what you say about your father.
Listen to me.
Always with your head held high you must go.
And you must be proud to be so
and the family you have, hmm?
And now that we're eating...
- Ah, I forgot the salad, for the second course.
- I could talk to you maybe about work.
I can tell you're a good guy,
but I must tell you now
that I cannot give you any work.
Unfortunately I cannot afford to pay an employee.
- Who wants salad with onions?
- Carmela we are discussing important things
and you meddle with the onion?
I don't know...
That's why I was thinking
to ask my brother tomorrow morning
if he had
a job as a labourer at the quarry. What do you say?
- All right. All right, yes.
- Have you ever smashed the stones?
- No, but I can learn.
- God willing they give you this fifth grade
you're going to work at Uncle Peter's.
- Oh, I don't want to go to work at the quarry.
- Oh no? And you want to be a scientist? - No, a footballer
- Totò. now let's think about the exam, then we'll see.
Did you study the poem?
- But you help me, really?
- Of course I help you.
- But because I thought you were only helping him now.
- What's your name?
- Gianni.
- No, I told you. This has been stationary for ages.
- Oh, but it's definitely the spark plug, don't worry.
Yeah that's tough!
- Give me the rag and a little sandpaper. - Yes
- Isabella... - Huh?
- Isabella! - What is it?
- Come on, help me close the bottles.
- Are you going to watch the game tomorrow?
- Which match? - What match?
- Ah, the Italy match.
- Eh... - Yes, yes.
- Mum...
can she still have breakfast?
- But why did your mum put the spoon in her mouth just now?
- Boh. She says it's a trick not to cry
while cutting the onion.
- Ah, I didn't know that. Try it now.
- All that was missing was that you didn't know how to clean a spark plug.
It's your job
- It was my job.
- Oh, I don't have any money anyway.
No I'll tell you what: I'll take you home
and that way we're even.
- No, no, but I'm taking the bus now. No need.
- Come on, that from here to your house won't even be half an hour.
- No really, there is no need - Come on!!!
- Oh that, is there anything left to eat for us too?
- Good morning eh!
- Anyway... thanks.
It was a beautiful lunch.
I had too good a time with you.
You have a beautiful family.
Say hello to your father for me...
I don't want to disturb him.
- Hi Gianni
Come back anytime, eh?
- All right. Goodbye. Have a nice day.
- Goodbye - Bye
- Totò - Goodbye
- Buy me Cigarettes
- Do you even know what time it is?
- Go, go, go!
Go, go, go, go all the way there!
Go, go!
- Two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, eehh....
- What's going on?
- Picciu di ciucciaredda
- Come on, come here!
- Get over here! - Come on...
- Hey, show the guys how to lift a car.
- Enzo! Enzo! Enzo! Enzo! Enzo...
- One, two, three,
four, five, six, seven,
eight, nine, ten, uehh!!!
-Ooohh
You broke my balls, My car is.
- Uh, uh, look who's here.
- And what's with the little face?
- Miss Italy.
- Sergio, a coffee.
- Today you want to hurt yourself.
- What do you want to do?
Huh?
Will you tell me what you want to do?
Eh, but why are you provoking them like this?
Do you want to understand or not that they ruin you?
Did you feel like a coffee?
And bring him a coffee too
since it penetrates inside a lot.
- Franco - Mica saw it...
Franco, the penetrator
- Francooooo
- That's it... close it, close it and leave, that's better...
- Go home, Franco!
- Mum
- You are completely crazy
You are insane.
- But, it's all right.
- What is all right?
But you do realise that that one kicks both of us out of the house.
You remember how you and I used to be, huh?
In fact, you go over there and apologise to him... - Mum...
because money is sacred and you can't afford...
- Mum, I got a job, Mom.
As soon as I can I'll get you out of here. We're leaving.
We'll go somewhere else, you and I. - What are you talking about?
- We'll take another house.
I pay for everything this way.
We don't need him.
Do you understand?
We don't need anyone.
- Where is it? Come here.
- Wait Franco, I talked to him...
- you, you won't come into my workshop anymore
- Leave it. - Did you get that? And leave it.
- Leave him alone - You must leave
- Sure - Or I'll make you regret the day you were born.
- Leave him alone.
- Leave it, go.
What do you think you are doing?
The house is mine, do you understand?
And I make the rules.
- The team is not at risk. - Come on.
- How many is that?
- You? - Salvatore Massone
- Salvatore... we know each other, go, go.
- Antonino. - Yes
- And get this digger and let's get started. - Whatever.
- But it's not the first time I've seen you.
- I was wrong Mr Scalia.
- And what's your name? - Michele Mannino.
- Michele Mannino
Yes.
- Do you feel like working?
- Doctor, sugnu patri.
- Go, I'll give you a break and we'll start
before you reconsider. - Thank you, Doctor.
- Pasquale, you go on. - Yes
- Good morning
- Good Morning
- I heard that Giacomo Agostini did not give you the right of way
and put you under
- Absolutely from my brother. He thinks he's funny. - Eh
- Come here. - No, but it's not his fault.
- Gianni Accordino, nice to meet you.
- Pleasure
- Alfré, how are you?
- Boh, I'm here.
- Don't worry I'll take care of santa venarina
- No, no let it be - No, I won't leave it alone at all.
That they have to say it to my face what they said to you.
- But why are you doing this? - Alfré!
They must show you respect
because you are a good Christian.
Gianni so what do we do? Shall we start? - Yes
- Thank you again Mr Scalia.
- Ah hello, hello handsome, hello - Good work, Gianni.
- Hi Nino - Hi Uncle.
-Pasquale, put Gianni Accordino on the list.
So, Gianni,
my brother brought you and you didn't wait in line,
but when you work you're the same as everyone else.
Do you understand? - Sure.
- Good. Easter,
Easter explains the basics to this boy that tonight I want him to be a man.
- Let's go.
See those branches
I will now explain what you have to do.
- Right - Thanks Fabio, bye.
- Go! Go!
Go! Go!
Go!
- Stop, stop!
Attention stop, stop!
Down there! Down there!
- What is he doing there?
- Mr. Scalia, I'm... I'm sorry. I didn't know what...
- Go home, come on
- But how do you go home...? Mr Scalia...
I have a family, how do I eat?
- I already told you that another time.
When the truck unloads on this ladder no one can stand on it
and you also smoke a cigarette.
Oh, I'm talking to you.
Either you come or I'll come and get you. What should we do?
- Go home.
- You did well, Mr Scalia.
It wasn't the first time he'd done a shit.
- Paschal
that's what I'm here for.
- And of course.
- What's there to look at, huh?
Nothing happened. Come on,
get back to work, go.
- Did you see that? - You have the ring to anticipate, but don't be stingy,
you're always stingy.
- So cheers to you
- Oh, eh you saw the match?
Paolo Rossi 2-0, teh, teh! - Buuuhhh....
- Hello Joachim - Goodbye
- Gianni... come here.
I've been watching you, you know.
I saw how you move.
Well done.
This is hard work that learned little by little,
like all things,
but for being the first day I liked you.
You put a lot of effort into it.
- Thank you.
- Bye - Goodbye.
- It's not that now that you have become pilot with this morino
you don't hunt with me any more? - No, no uncle.
- Hello - Hello
- What are you doing here? Aren't you watching the game?
- No, I'm not watching it. I want to be outside, in the fresh air.
Come with me. - No, no, walk me to the bus.
- No, come on. I want to take you somewhere.
- But where?
- A place only I know. Come on, mount up.
Get in, come on!
Go.
- There's a charge of gunpowder in here
and when the bomb enters the mortar,
the first burst presses
and the gases expand
and the bomb explodes into the air
and flies
and when high
but just...
minchia... > 00:59:59,028... > 00:59:59,028
That's where you see all the colours that you have chosen in the mixture.
Blue, red, green,
yellow, violet
and all of them.
You didn't understand anything, did you?
- I understood that your thing explodes and you see coloured stars.
- A va bene, never mind.
Let me show you.
My grandfather drew these.
I drew this one
So, to begin with a small warning shot.
Alarm!
People look up
and you already have their attention.
Now you have to understand what you mean.
If you want to talk about love
we need the most delicate colours.
Whereas maybe you had a fight with someone
then you show everyone that you're pissed off.
And if you want to scare him
what's the problem? Look, you have an army of war at your disposal.
- What are you doing?
- And then there's the grand finale,
Boom, boom, boom!
Because every story has to end, right?
What?
- Did you kiss me last time?
At the accident.
- What are you talking about, kissed? You were no longer breathing.
I saved you.
Go on, now go wash up you're all dirty.
No, a.......
The water is frozen.
- Come on.
- Nino
Nino.
Come on - I'm here, dummy.
- Shit! You scared me.
- Hey, see there's a current there. It's dangerous
Minchia, we come here every day, still haven't understood it
- Listen, but how long before the last bus passes?
- I told you, come on.
- Ah. So if we don't catch him now, we lose him?
- I've been telling you for half an hour. Hurry up.
- Let's go. - One second
- Fast.
- Wait a minute, wait a minute. - Leave this here. Bye
But where are you going with my moped?
- Come on bye, see you tomorrow. - See you tomorrow.
- Dummy, you fell for it.
- Get in, come on.
- But you used to work here? - Yes, I did.
Is he the one who fired you?
- Yes
- He's such a dick-face... quite a lot.
- Hi - Oh...
This is Nino. He is the nephew of my principal at the quarry.
- Good evening
They finished late today and I drove him back.
Anyway my uncle said that he is very good.
- Thank you
Get in, come on. - Yes.
- All right, I'm out of here.
- Oh, but why don't you ever want me to drive you home?
- No, no, it's because I don't want to disturb you.
- Shut up, go. I'll see you tomorrow.
- Come on, bye. - Bye.
- What is this thing?
- It's a trick. So you don't cry.
- When did you learn this trick?
- It works, it works.
- You're crying.
Have you made a new friend?
Bravo.
[ With this we give you see you tomorrow at the usual time.
[And now we bid you farewell with the next track]
- Which one do you want?
- Let's dance
Beautiful
♫ My day began in you ♫
♫ My night will come to you ♫
♫ A smile and I will smile ♫
♫ A gesture from you and I will cry ♫
♫ My strength you have given me ♫
♫ Each time you believed in me ♫
♫ You have given me what ♫
♫ The world has never given me ♫
♫ My world began in you ♫
♫ My world will end with you ♫
♫ And if you leave me ♫
♫ In a moment I will die ♫
♫ You have given me what ♫
♫ The world has never given me ♫
♫ My world began in you ♫
♫ My world will end with you ♫
♫ And if you leave me ♫
♫ At a time like this ♫
♫ all for me ♫
♫ it will end with you ♫
- Grab a pickaxe and let's get started, go.
Who are you? - Rosario Puglisi.
- Rosario Puglisi?
- It's your first day at work, isn't it? - Yes.
- So listen, for today I'm putting you downstairs to mow the grass.
- Oh....! Young man
And what are you doing? Resting?
- No, no - Let's go!
- Excuse me Mr. Scalia, but...
I don't feel so good,
I would like to go home.
- What's wrong with you?
- I don't know, like I have a fever.
- Ah, you have a fever.
- Whatever, go home.
But make sure you come back as soon as you can that there's a lot of work to do here.
Do you understand? - Yes.
- Go, go.
- Mr Scalia, I'm going now. I'll take him.
- Check the documents.
- Hi Uncle. - Look who's here.
As punctual as a Swiss watch.
- Gianni?
Your friend went home this morning
- But why?
-She says... she wasn't feeling well,
that he had a fever - Ah...
- Do you know the truth, Ninuzzo?
That the rest of you have no balls!
- You have no balls who? - You, the young people.
- Ah, so you admit it you're old uncle.
- Oh, go away. go!
- Bye guys, see you. - Bye.
- Yes?
- Ah, hello.
- Hello ma'am, is Gianni there?
- No, he's at work.
- Ah, that's true
- But has anything happened?
- No, no. I didn't realise that it was so early. I'll get over it now.
Bye - All right, bye.
- Oh, you!
- What were you looking for?
- Who, me? - You, you.
- Come here.
Come.
Well?
- Eh no, I was looking for a guy who lives in this house.
- Let me guess.
You were looking for Giannuzza, weren't you?
- Oh! Will you shut up?
I'm watching the game
and you're busting my chops.
- But Turi, entertain us.
- Hi. What did you want from Gianni?
- Well done Giuseppina
Is this the kind of welcome you give to a stranger?
- No, I just dropped by to say hello, but he must still be at work.
- At work?
But which job?
- That's why he didn't show up.
- He works with my uncle.
- Alright, I'm leaving. I'll come back another time.
Wait, where are you going? One second
Did he tell you the bullshit about his father working in Germany?
I guess you don't know many things about your friend.
Now Giuseppina tells you a nice story about him.
She plays coy.
Turi.
- Finish it.
I told you I'm watching the game.
- No, in fact I don't want to disturb. I'm leaving.
- But you are not disturbing at all, on the contrary....
You know your friend is a bit of a fag, don't you?
Once Josephine saw him in the car while he was sucking a guy's cock.
Does she suck him too?
- Stop it, Remu
Mute! You get it.
If not, I'll kill you.
Huh?
Are you still here? Go away.
Run kid, run.
You got scared, huh?
- What's up?
- Nothing.
- Oh!
- What do you want?
- The workshop told me you had a fever
and I stopped by your house to see how you were.
- Nino...
you in my house without me telling you you must not pass there.
Did you understand that?
All good, all good, thank you.
- Oh, why are you talking to me like that?
Oh, Gianni I'm talking to you. You have to answer me. Do you understand?
And what do you think, that you can run away like that?
You don't have a fever anyway,
you don't even have peace.
You only tell bullshit.
And I don't want someone who tells bullshit as a friend.
- We don't see each other any more anyway.
- What do you mean we don't see each other any more?
- That I no longer come to the quarry.
They took someone from my country that I don't want to see.
- One of those guys who's always at that shitty bar, right?
- What do you know about it?
- They took it out on me, too.
- I'm sorry.
- But are all those things they told me true?
- What did they tell you?
- Bullshit.
Bullshit, like the kind you tell.
Oh...
I don't want to lose you
- I don't want to lose you either.
- So, the solution is found.
Trust me.
Going down.
- This is my land, my farm,
u pummaro... tomato. Do you know tomato?
- No - Tomato manco, and well, who knows?
And... what the fuck do you call it?
Let me... now... I...
I let you introduce
the important part of my family
and... this is.... our best son...
Oohhh...
This is my family
You are welcome... Please.
Sit down
This is Carmela - Good evening
- Ninuzzo - Hi.
- Italy, Italy is awake.
Grandfather,
- Now Totò Go get Uncle Nino, go.
- Uheee! Paolo Rossi! Paolo Rossi!
- Totò! - Grandpa wants you.
- Here, eat.
- Here dad, the panels.
So you talked to Mom about the other night.
- Me? What do you take me for?
- Nino, the doctor called because he says
this cough doesn't convince her.
And now your mother doesn't want me to go back to work.
The thing that pisses me off you know what it is?
It's that you people are right, damn it!
I struggle too much.
And indeed it is for this daddy that I...
- What? You what? You what?
We still have twenty fairs until August.
And that's not a few.
- Yeah, I know dad, but... I can take care of it.
You know I can handle it, right?
- 16 years old?
Only?
- No, maybe you're right though...
I don't know.
Ah, I can take me to Gianni.
Why not?
Uncle Peter says that at the quarry is one of the best.
Let's catch him because he's out here that nobody knows anymore and we've solved it.
Which then, after a week's holiday, you get right back on.
And in the meantime you shoot all the games,
from now until the final, eh?
Go get me another one, go
We'll talk again after I hear from the doctor,
Is that OK? - All right.
♫ Cucuruccucu paloma ♫
♫ ouch ouch ouch sang ♫
♫ Cucuruccucu paloma ♫
♫ ouch ouch ouch sang ♫
♫ The serenades, the magisterial institute ♫
♫ in gymnastics, religion ♫
♫ in the carnival I played on the floats ♫
♫ I had the moon and Uranus in the lion ♫
♫ the sea in the drawer, the thousand blue bubbles ♫
♫ since you left ♫
♫ I no longer exist ♫
♫ The world is grey, the world is blue ♫
♫ Cucuruccucu paloma ♫
♫ ouch ouch ouch sang ♫
♫ Lady Maddona ♫
♫ I can try with a little help from my friends ♫
♫ Oh, oh good bye Ruby Tuesday ♫
♫ Come on baby, let's twist again ♫
♫ like a rolling stone, stone. stone ♫
- And that we're all dumb?
And that we are all dumb?
- Sorry.
Sorry... can we pass?
- You can't. Everything is closed here.
You have to go outside.
Are you the ones with the fires? - Yes, we are.
- What time were you supposed to come?
- I know, there was traffic.
- Everything is closed now. You can't pass.
- How can you not pass, excuse me? We have to shoot.
- It's useless for you to insist, you see you can't pass.
- Well, then I call my uncle Peter
Then you explain it to the councillor though, eh?
- Colleague, it's those fires.
They must pass. What should I do?
Shall I pass?
Coming through, coming through. - Thank you.
- Bravo, put the cartons close together.
No, not quite attached, close together. Like this.
Come on get me another bar, helper.
- Yeah, but don't be too commanding, eh?
- Come on! - Ah, I'm your helper?
- Eh sure. Why aren't you helping me?
- Ah stop it...
- Get out of here. Come here.
- But you want to win with me? - Come here, come here!
- Come here, what?
- Eh don't run away from me any more. - Ah
- Say it, I give up. - Ah..
- I give up, I give up, I give up.
- Against me you cannot win.
Do you understand?
- Go away.
- You cannot win.
- Enough.
- To our first fair together, Commander.
- Look how beautiful they are.
- Reward me for my labours, boys.
- Nino! - What's up?
- Come here. - Wait here.
- What's up Dad?
- Did they like the fires? - Beautiful.
- They told me some things.
Where is your friend?
- Here, he came in for a moment. - Call him.
- Gianni, come here.
Well?
- Good morning - Good morning
The show was good.
Totò. - What?
- Totò, come here.
Grandpa, I'm shitting.
- The councillor himself called
and said the whole country was there with its head held high
and with his mouth open.
Bravo.
- What is it?
- Let the gentlemen champions accompany you, go.
- Where?
- Weren't you supposed to dye your hair?
- And really uncle, I dreamt that
if I didn't do the tricolour Italy would lose tonight
- And come here, take this money
Oh, it has to be the tricolour most beautiful of all eh?
- All right, all right. - Bring me back the rest.
- Bye mum, bye, bye - Bye mum, bye grandpa
- Totò... - Where are they going? - Goodbye.
- Damn, two mummies you look like.
So, are you ready?
One, two, three, go!
- Go
- Come on uncle, come on, come on!
Come on, Uncle
- Come here.
- Totò, come here! - Come here, Totò.
- No. no, I'm afraid. I don't know how to swim. - Come on...
- Oh Totò, stay still.
- Totò,
I'll pierce your ball.
Totò,
see you cut it
Totò,
I cut it. - In the middle you have to pass it.
- Uuhh, but Totò What are you doing with this...
Stop with this ball - Good
- Shut up, you can't hear anything - Carmela get off.
- Pour, pour.
[header from corner kick].
- And it pours - At best it kicks... low, it's low
it kicks low, put it taut
- Go, go - Go on! - Go...
- It's the defence, it needs to be a little more aggressive
Yes, yes, they're good, they're two... they have to be agile the two of them...
[from the flag....] - Oh... oh... Muti, muti, muti... muti.
- Ca... - Conti... Conti
- Ah! - Conti is ready. He pulls it.
- Who's going to throw it? - Conti, Conti.
- No Tardelli, Daddy Tardelli.
- Gooool, goool
[Rossi again on a corner kick
[Rossi's third goal]
- My love, my love
- Damn, I'm out of breath.
- Come on, Nino [on the 29th].
- Nino!
- Damn, that's not good.
- What do you do in these cases?
What do you do? Do you wait for it to stop?
- And how do you want it to be done?
- Do you want a beer? - Yes
- One beer, please
- I saw them yesterday with my own eyes
yours with my son.
It may be that I am wrong
it is as if I had the impression that they were kissing.
- What are you saying? - I don't know, maybe I'm wrong
- You're scaring me. - No, no, don't scare yourself
and that they were so close that to me seems strange to me.
- Mum, a beautiful thing happened to me.
They promoted me.
Now I'm off to the fairs.
Nino's daddy is not well
he can't follow the fires for a while.
- Why didn't you tell me earlier?
- I'm telling you now.
- But what do you know about fireworks?
- No, it's not difficult. And then I help Nino.
Oh my,
they are beautiful.
You have to see them, with the fires
you can say a lot of things.
- And it's just the two of you?
- Yes.
What's up, Ma? What's up?
- Nothing... nothing.
- Do you like it? Look he Carmela does well in the kitchen.
- Totò, ! What about this pasta?
- Mangia, you must bring your friend home sometime, what do you say?
- And sure, yeah. Whenever you want. - Whenever you want.
- It's just that I taught him how to shoot.
Oh, the other time Nino took
a hare that was huge.
- Mum!
- Listen Alfredo, please... - But!
- in Taormina you couldn't catch me...
- if it was good we'd take it... - Tell him not to screw up
- Sorry, I got distracted.
- Give a hand to Aunt Carmela - No, no, never mind
- And by the way, don't take offence, love
but this pasta the way my sister-in-law Carmela makes it
nobody makes it in the whole of Sicily. - I can't make it...
- Thank you - With all I drank last night
I'm OK - And sure.
- How beautiful my sister-in-law
- Eh cicciuzzo, hands off eh?
- Thank you, Mrs Scalia.
- Best wishes, Alfredo. - Best wishes
-Happy birthday to me brother, happy birthday.
- Carmela, is everything OK?
Why don't you eat something?
- You are right, Alfredo. Now I'm coming.
- I am always right.
- But because today is your birthday and we're saying it's true.
- And leave him alone mean, but don't you see how he's combined.
- That for being 99 years old... he's holding up well.
- 99 not 49. - Let's eat come on!
- Some friends of mine told me the other night
the whole village was open-mouthed when they shot the fireworks.
-Good aunt.
- The truth is for this.
Carmela, bring us a bottle of wine please, go.
- Eh guys, uncle has to give us a speech
like every year.
- Beppe please, do the talking, go.
So, we all know
my son is a great artist - Thank you.
- Keep going, I'll be right there. - Yes, yes
But today I want to make a special toast
to those who accompanied him
and learnt the job.
- Eh, smoke. smoke. smoke...
- Just two words
about a boy who entered this house almost by chance
and on tiptoe, bravo Gianni,
but then
took the seat next to the person dearest to me.
Not only... who took my place
also in the thing dearest to me
my job.
- Well, and you got me a labourer who
was going like a train, was going.
- Eh I got it back, you get it.
This year's first toast
we make it for Gianni. - Go!
- Bravo Gianni! Welcome - Bravo!
- Welcome, welcome - Bravo Gianni!
- Carmela, what's going on?
Nino, go see what your mother is up to, go.
- Mum!
- Oh Mom, what happened?
- I had them for the second one,
they slipped and everything broke.
- Take it easy mum, these things happen.
- No Nino, I'm not...
these are oddities that should not happen
One must be careful.
Don't hurt yourself.
- Hi, Ma.
- What's the rush?
- The fair is far away and we'd better leave now.
I came by to change. There's Nino waiting for me downstairs.
- Good morning
- Hello
- I'm off. Bye.
- Look at him!
Oh, you look too good in this shirt, I like you, see?
- Look...
they look like
- If you're talking to me, look at this...
- Anyway his job at the fairs, the madonna sent him.
If the pay is good,
he will be able to afford a small flat of his own.
I don't know, you know what?
Tomorrow I'll call the one what a friend I am.
I'll put in a good word...
Oh... oh, Lina...
- But where does it go?
- Gianni...!
Gianni...!
- Ready
- Gianni's mum is. - Yes...
- I...
I wanted to thank you for what you have done for my son.
And precisely for that
it is only right that you should know.
My Son
is a victim of gossip, of malice,
rumours that one might say for a laugh.
But which they then brand forever,
especially those who are too sensitive to react.
Your son can be saved from such talk.
He has a life full of joy and satisfaction ahead of him.
Gianni, on the other hand, the life he has...
- You go away because if not I'll kill you.
- Did you know? - Did I imagine that?
- Did you know or did you not know? - No, I didn't know that.
- All bullshit
- You shut up. - No, I won't shut up.
That was with my son alone and who knows what shit he showed him.
Is it true Nino eh? Is it true Nino?
- Go away, go away, go away!
- No mum... mom... - Nowhere, listen to me...
- Together with you I want to be, come here Ninuzzo, come here.
- Oh, I said you must leave - No!
- I said you must leave.
You must leave. Stop!
You must leave.
Oh, you must leave. Come on! Move it.
Bloody hell!
Hurry up!
Sit down!
Sit down.
- Alfredo.
Nino, tell the truth.
Only if you tell what happened and what did not happen
we can help you,
you see there's still time to make up for everything.
- But what must have happened?
After today you really think... - I didn't want to think about anything today,
but the facts are these.
I know what he is,
and I don't want to repeat what he is,
don't want to repeat it.
And you spent too much time with it.
In front of everyone's eyes, you and him,
alone.
- I don't know what to tell you
Gianni a faggot?
Shit, but if every girl who passes by...
- Alfredo, what the fuck are you doing? What are you doing?
- You don't fuck with me... - Hey...
- I'm not fucking with you, I swear.
- Oh, oh. oh. calm down! Calm down.
- Ah God!
- Have you calmed down?
- You have to tell me.
Did something happen or not?
- What do you want to do, Ninuccio?
Come on, answer your father.
- But uncle, if I knew, I wouldn't let him even enter that door.
You must believe me.
Because people like him disgust me more than all of you.
In fact, don't let me see him around here again, OK?
I'm gonna kick his broken ass.
Is that OK?
Are you happy now?
Is the process over?
Because I am tired.
- Go to sleep, tomorrow Franco is waiting for you in the workshop.
- You had something to do with what happened, didn't you?
- I am your mother.
Have you forgotten that you already ruined another boy's life?
What are you doing now?
Do you want to ruin it for your friend too?
And if you don't like what I've decided,
you can go back to the reformatory.
- You only want to protect yourself.
Because if people then talk behind your back
that will drive us away.
This cheap dressing gown, who's going to buy it for you?
Who gives you the house?
This shitty house.
It makes me sick!
And you too.
That you can't even stand up.
- Come here, where are you going? - Fuck me.
- What do you think?
That at your friend's house they are laughing and joking now?
You are way off the mark, my life.
If you think you love that,
disappearing is the most beautiful gift you can give him.
- Excuse me... - We are closing.
- We have to buy this guy a coffee, it'll only take a minute.
- Yes, but the guy is working.
- Didn't he say they were closing?
- No, no, it's for me. Good morning.
- Come, shall we have this coffee?
- Yes.
- Gianni, Gianni...
Yeah...
Then.
Shall we get coffee?
Do we or do we not take it?
Say it...
We'll buy your little friend a coffee, eh?
How much sugar do you want in this coffee?
- Oh, stop
Stop, you bastards, you pieces of shit, go
Bastards, go away!
Go, go, you must leave, go, leave.
Go! Go! Bastards!
Gianni.
- Oh, what the fuck are you doing?
Give me a hand. Ouhhh...
Give me a hand.
- They're getting away!
- You have to be more careful, Ninuzzo.
That if you make too much noise the hare hears you and tricks you.
What are you doing with that thing of yours?
You want to shoot, Totò?
- But I am afraid.
- But what are you afraid of?
Love come here I'm here.
Give me your hand.
One here...
and the other one here.
Aim for the hare.
- I got her, I got her, I got her,
I got her, I got her, I got her.
- Bravo.
- Did you understand Totò?
- I got it.
Uncle, you saw I took it.
Look. I got her.
It's all the same now, isn't it?
Shall we go back to playing?
-Sure.
- Gianni.
Gianni.
Come on, let's pray together.
In the name of the Father,
of the Son
and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Our Father who art in heaven
hallowed be thy name
thy kingdom come
thy will be done
on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread
and forgive us our trespasses
as we forgive our debtors
and lead us not into temptation
but deliver us from evil. Amen
- Ninuzzo,
Come on, tonight is the final,
let's get everything ready.
Isabella give me a hand, go. - Oh, daddy.
- You move - Go Italy
- Like this?
- Italy...!
- Oh, move!
Get up! Let's take these chairs.
- Totò come here!
- Nino, hurry up!
This...
The table
Take this table...
Here...
Totò!
What are you still doing? Come here!
Let's fix this flag, above the table.
Right above the table.
Pull it tight.
Oh, do we have to do tonight?
- We must win - Italy goes to win...
Go Italy!
- The Lady - Thank you
[reaches Oriali, Tardelli's throw-in to Rossi].
- Come on! Come on go, come on pull Rossi...
[stopped Rossi by Bernd Förster
comes forward Dremmler, shot from distance
[there is a deflection by Rummenigge so nothing corner kick]...
- But where is Nino? - I don't know.
[Rumenigge, Bernd Förster's shot was out].
- One moment - Yeah
- Oh, Italy is good, eh?
- Grandpa, do you think we'll win this match?
- Of course, don't get excited, we'll win it, we'll win it.
Oh, it goes later. Move later, come on! Let's go!
-Get this ball. Fuck. Attack them
- Like this. Stay on them, you have to press them.
- Come on! - Come on!
- Ninuccio, what are you doing here? Aren't you watching the game?
- No, no.
- Of me you need not fear.
- But I am not afraid of anything.
- And you're wrong.
He who fears nothing, goes nowhere
or he ends up under the train.
They think they know everything about me,
your father,
your mother,
Isabella,
your uncle Pietro.
Instead they know nothing.
Of what I do at night, the females,
friends, the Americans,
what I don't do.
They can imagine that one.
But they must remain in doubt.
That alone is not enough.
Nino, the sneaky one
can be done for a hundred years.
Hi.
[Bergomi... Nice. It's finished.
World Champions, World Champions
[Italy won the final by beating Germany 3:1]
Italy, Italy
- Gianni!
Gianni!
- Nino! - I want you to come down!
Come here, come on! Come down!
- You're not going anywhere.
- You are stationary
You are not going anywhere.
- What?