00:02It began as a holiday.
00:04Eager to escape a bright future on the Great Plains,
00:07Arthur Howitzer, Jr.
00:09transformed the series of travelogue columns
00:12into the French Dispatch,
00:14a factual weekly report
00:15on the subjects of world politics,
00:18the arts, high and low,
00:20and diverse stories of human interest.
00:23You don't think it's almost too seedy this time?
00:25No, I don't.
00:26Decent people.
00:26It's supposed to be charming.
00:28He assembled a team of the best expatriate journalists of his time.
00:32Berenson, Sazerac, Kremenz, Roebuck Wright.
00:36These were his people.
00:38Just try to make it sound like you wrote it that way on purpose.
00:42We take as the subject of tonight's lecture,
00:45Mr. Moses Rosenthal.
00:46Certainly the loudest artistic voice of his rowdy generation.
00:51Simone Naked Cell Block J Hobby Room.
00:53I want to buy it.
00:54Is it not for sale?
00:55Yes, it is.
00:56No, it isn't.
00:57Yes, it is.
00:58No, it isn't.
00:58Yes, it is.
00:59No, it isn't.
00:59Yes.
01:00In short, the picture was a sensation.
01:08The kids did this.
01:11Obliterated a thousand years of Republican authority
01:13in less than a fortnight.
01:15What do they want?
01:16Freedom.
01:17Full stop.
01:19I'm naked, Mrs. Kremenz.
01:21I can see that.
01:24Lieutenant Nescafier is the great exemplar of the mode of cuisine known as police cooking.
01:32The aromas of the kitchen cast a spell, which was to be mortally broken.
01:36As you know by now, we have kidnapped your son.
01:43Oh.
01:44Shut up.
02:09A message from the foreman.
02:11One hour to press.
02:12One hour to press.
02:13You're fired.
02:14Really?
02:15Don't cry in my office.
02:16One hour to press.
02:19One hour to press.
02:21One hour to press.
02:23One hour to press.
02:24One hour to press.
02:24One hour to press.
02:24One hour to press.
02:25Grazie.
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