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Filmmaker Maarten de Schutter attempts to reconstruct the lost memories of his mother, AIDS activist and feminist anthro | dG1fNkZoeEZMaGgwNk0
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00:01Let's film it.
00:02Yes.
00:06I think it's nice to have memories.
00:10And I myself notice that I don't really have memories of my mother and I together.
00:18And that it feels a bit like it's blocked.
00:22I think that you have to do that.
00:24Hi.
00:34You said beautiful mother, beautiful Martine said.
00:37You couldn't get it over your lips.
00:41Do you know what my mother was like?
00:45That's a good idea.
00:47The best best fighter out of Amsterdam.
00:50Why are you like this?
00:52And Martine!
00:54Hey!
00:55I'm a happy daddy too!
00:59When you read that, you feel like you're really happy.
01:06Oh, oh, oh!
01:07Well, look at that.
01:09Look at that.
01:10You really look at her, right?
01:12Walk on!
01:14Look at that guilt.
01:15What is it?
01:16Oh my God.
01:17What is your guilt?
01:18Why is it like a guilt?
01:19What is it like?
01:20Why do you feel a guilt?
01:21How am I feeling a guilt?
01:22Why do you feel a guilt?
01:24That's my guilt, who is it!
01:25Where is she?
01:26That's my guilt, who is it!
01:27That's my guilt, who is it!
01:28That I'm now, just...
01:29very much better...
01:30My mother's has to express myself...
01:32That my mother was.
01:33Oh my God, you take it loose.
01:34And how strange that I feel that it's too late.
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