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Dichter Óscar Restrepo hat seine Schaffensphase lange hinter sich. Jetzt lebt er in seinen 50ern wieder bei seiner Mutter und muss in einer Schule unterrichten. Nur die Begegnung mit der talentierten Schülerin Yurlady gibt ihm neuen Lebensmut. Er wird ihr Mentor und will sie als Dichterin berühmt machen. Aber ist es richtig, sie in eine Welt einzuführen, die ihn so enttäuscht zurückließ?
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00:02Oskar Restrepo
00:03Oskar Restrepo would define himself as a seneternal, a perpetual dreamer.
00:08What happened to you, Oskar?
00:09How are you intelligent, a professional, and look at you?
00:12I'm writing a book.
00:14Oh, a book?
00:15A poet.
00:16You're unemployed.
00:21No poet who has achieved the virtuosity of Jose Asuncion Silva.
00:25This is son of a country.
00:27How are you coping with the alcohol problem?
00:31How are you coping with the alcohol problem?
00:35Suffering, the darkness, black holes, where everything is forgotten, and poetry.
00:41Have you written or read any poems?
00:44Professor, go to her.
00:45She writes poems.
00:48All these poems are hers.
00:50Yes.
00:51They also experience deep sadness.
00:55You...
00:58I don't have any young poets in this decade.
01:02Why would I want to be a great poet?
01:04Because you're so talented.
01:06You can live off that.
01:09Some students are saying that Oscar taught class drunk.
01:13Not true.
01:14Who's saying that?
01:15Who's saying that?
01:18Help!
01:21I don't know what I've done in life to have so many misfortunes happen to me.
01:24You are a coward.
01:26Wake up!
01:27Get out of that hole!
01:35You're not okay, are you?
01:36I'm not okay to have any kid.
01:37I've been very sensitive lately.
01:41That's my job.
01:42You can switch to glass, ice, or beer.
01:45We're doing a good job, yeah?
01:46I need to keep doing this topic!
01:46Vielen Dank.
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