Marcellino pane e vino (Marcelino pan y vino) è un film del 1955 diretto da Ladislao Vajda.
Il film, presentato in concorso all'8º Festival di Cannes, è tratto dal romanzo di José María Sánchez Silva Marcelino Pan y Vino.
Il protagonista, Pablito Calvo, all'epoca aveva solo sei anni.
| #Dio #Gesú #Religione #Santi #Santo #SpiritoSanto #Santa #Maria #Madonna #Preghiera #Preghiere #Chiesa #Chiese #Papa #Papi #Cristiani #Cristianesimo #Film
Il film, presentato in concorso all'8º Festival di Cannes, è tratto dal romanzo di José María Sánchez Silva Marcelino Pan y Vino.
Il protagonista, Pablito Calvo, all'epoca aveva solo sei anni.
| #Dio #Gesú #Religione #Santi #Santo #SpiritoSanto #Santa #Maria #Madonna #Preghiera #Preghiere #Chiesa #Chiese #Papa #Papi #Cristiani #Cristianesimo #Film
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00:00:15Thank you all
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00:03:22Good morning
00:03:25How is the little one?
00:03:27The same
00:03:29There is the father
00:03:32Did you come today too, when there's a celebration at the convent?
00:03:35My place is here, can I see it?
00:03:37Come in, father, come in.
00:03:39Come in, father, come in.
00:03:48You feel much better today, you know?
00:03:50They all left
00:03:51Yes, because whose celebration is Marcellinus' celebration?
00:04:00Don't go away Nicola
00:04:01And do you know the story of Marcellinus?
00:04:04Do you know it?
00:04:07I forgot about her father, I have other things on my mind
00:04:10Well, today I came to make you comfortable, it's a fairy tale for children and adults too
00:04:31You must know her from Nicola, you're from here
00:04:34Your father must have told you that.
00:04:37I think so, but I don't remember it.
00:04:41Then listen
00:04:42You must know that this land, this country where you were born, this house where you live
00:04:52They were once occupied by French soldiers
00:04:55And right at the top of the hill, where the convent is now, there was a castle
00:05:00The last French retreated there when they were driven back.
00:05:05They were now defeated, but they spread carnage along their path.
00:05:08Destroying houses gathered to take revenge on the Spanish who did not want them in their home
00:05:34Then the war ended
00:05:36Not as our poor land was reduced
00:05:38The important thing was to be free again
00:05:42Over time the crops began to ripen again
00:05:45The scorched trees put out new shoots
00:05:48The destroyed houses were rebuilt and everything came back to life.
00:05:53Only the castle on top of the hill remained abandoned, lost in the middle of the countryside.
00:06:00How lonely those ruins were, while everything around had come back to life again.
00:06:05Somehow, the castle became the property of the municipality.
00:06:10A few years later, three Franciscan friars went to the mayor of the town to ask him a prayer.
00:06:18For now we are only three, but if you allow us to build a convent up there we will become many more.
00:06:25As long as you believe that our work can be of use here in the country
00:06:30And how do you hope to succeed?
00:06:33With God's help and our work
00:06:39Yes, build the convent
00:06:43I am sure you will be very useful to us.
00:06:46But the council will have to be finished
00:06:48Here I decide, among those ruins I lost my father and fought for nine hours to drive out the French
00:06:55The senior councilor is a blacksmith
00:06:59He only knows how to deal with horses
00:07:04I'll have you escorted to my house
00:07:06They will give you the tools you may need and something to eat.
00:07:11And in a few days I'll see what you've done.
00:07:14God bless you
00:07:16Finally Spain has returned to the Spanish
00:07:18Let those who come to help us be better be welcome.
00:07:27Come on, go
00:07:55Welcome to come and help us be better.
00:07:57Welcome to come and help us be better.
00:08:00Let's try again
00:08:08What's so funny?
00:08:11So, can I know what you want?
00:08:15Help you
00:08:41Look, those ones do it quicker.
00:08:43What do you say?
00:08:44Yeah, yeah, look
00:09:21I congratulate you the work was hard but with the help of the lord the help of the lord with
00:09:30the help of the lord the years passed the friars had grown in number now they were twelve and
00:09:48They worked so hard and put so much love into their work that the convent ended up appearing not
00:09:54only very solid but also very good one morning one morning like many other mornings the father
00:10:02doorman made a surprising discovery a boy is a boy
00:10:47I found it on the ground I took it and if I can cry
00:10:54what happened blessed our lord who left it to us you said he started to
00:11:02crying when you pick him up because he doesn't know what we do with this creature is very
00:11:09nice don't start touching him he will be hungry we can give him a report of the water
00:11:25we could keep him with us father here is the water
00:11:41look look how he sucks brothers brothers we must not get attached to this creature
00:11:48Let's remember that here we can't do anything for him, something can be done with his permission.
00:11:54Reverend Father, we could at least baptize him, don't you think?
00:12:02let's go
00:12:16and what name should we give him father in my opinion we should give him the name of today's saint right
00:12:22is San Marcellino who will be the godfather friar francesco
00:12:37marcellino edote baptizio ignomine patris et fide et spiritus san
00:12:46and you saw that I have cold sex
00:12:49listen brothers the sun is already high and we are very late I think it will be good that those who
00:12:56They will go to the villages around here to search for discreetly and first try to find out if a child was
00:13:03disappeared from some house and if so you will find the village in turmoil or if this is the
00:13:11gesture of an unfortunate mother we must convince her by all means to take the child back when she returns you will tell me
00:13:46to pick up the child on his return
00:13:56to pick up the child on his return
00:14:27Where are the spoons?
00:14:29They must be in the kitchen
00:14:37Are the spoons here?
00:14:38They will be the refectories
00:14:47Somewhere these spoons must be
00:14:57But where is Brother Thomas hiding?
00:15:00Dorne, spent the night
00:15:03Well, we'll manage on our own.
00:15:07What's missing?
00:15:08The spoons
00:15:11Here are the spoons
00:15:17I didn't do it on purpose, Father.
00:15:23He just cries, he's sick
00:15:26Why does he have to be sick then?
00:15:28Why is he crying?
00:15:28When a child cries something hurts him
00:15:30When something hurts him he is sick
00:15:32When he is sick he cries
00:15:33He's crying, ergo, he's sick
00:15:39Brother
00:15:46Good evening, brother
00:15:47Today my wife told me
00:15:49If you pass by the convent
00:15:51Bring this to the friars for the child
00:15:53Thank you, thank you
00:15:54Thanks on his behalf
00:15:56May God reward you for it.
00:15:58And I bless you
00:15:59Good evening, brothers
00:16:00Good evening
00:16:09Good evening
00:16:10Don't tighten it too much
00:16:12I was the one who found it
00:16:35He finally smiles
00:16:36Yes, yes, he smiles
00:16:37But if I stop for a moment goodbye
00:16:50I believe that as long as we try to investigate discreetly
00:16:53As you advised us
00:16:55We will never be able to find out anything
00:16:57The only thing I can tell you is that
00:16:59There is no shortage of children in the countries I have been to
00:17:11News
00:17:13Yes, Father
00:17:17Leave us alone, brothers
00:17:35Meanwhile the child is still here
00:17:36Nobody has taken it away from us yet
00:17:44Brothers
00:17:46Marcellino's parents are missing
00:17:49They will probably be in heaven
00:17:51I'm happy
00:17:52As?
00:17:53May they be in heaven
00:17:57This creature has been living with us for two months now.
00:18:01Brothers
00:18:02The mission we have set ourselves is not to raise children
00:18:06Twelve friars around a child
00:18:09Our duties are many
00:18:11We will not neglect them, Father.
00:18:13We will work
00:18:14I think that for his own good he shouldn't stay here.
00:18:18And does it take a mother?
00:18:23We'll have to find him a family.
00:18:25A good, honest, Christian, hard-working family
00:18:29A family where, above all, there are other children
00:18:40Dad
00:18:43God, will you accompany me?
00:18:44I'm not coming to ask today
00:18:46Rather, I come to give
00:18:48I don't understand, father.
00:18:50You know that for two months we have had a child with us in the convent.
00:18:53We looked for the parents but they died
00:18:57You, Rocco, are an honest man
00:18:59Your wife is a good Christian
00:19:00And your kids are good kids
00:19:03I'm sorry, father.
00:19:05I cannot
00:19:06With you our child would have a family
00:19:09And the Lord will help you if you do this good deed.
00:19:14There is little bread
00:19:15And there are many mouths
00:19:20Praise be to Jesus Christ
00:19:21May He always be praised
00:19:23Favorite with us, brother
00:19:24No, thanks, I just have to ask you a question.
00:19:27Tell me, brother.
00:19:28Would you like to have a child?
00:19:31No, no, you others don't have to do anything.
00:19:34The child is already there
00:19:35Yes, he's the little one we keep at the convent.
00:19:39A crybaby, he screams day and night
00:19:41We haven't been able to sleep a wink since he arrived.
00:19:43And how do I eat?
00:19:44Every now and then we have to fast
00:19:45But the worst thing is that he screams, he screams all the time, without stopping.
00:19:48He must be sick but maybe I'm wrong
00:19:51The Lord will help you if you take it
00:19:53I don't need his help
00:19:56Don't swear
00:19:57Let's not start with the sermons, brother.
00:19:59Just bring me the baby
00:20:03Hey, speglia
00:20:05Where we eat there's enough for another brat
00:20:10You've gone mute, brother.
00:20:15What's the matter with you?
00:20:16Why don't you talk?
00:20:20I won't give it to you
00:20:24Hey, devil's brother
00:20:26What's the matter with me?
00:20:28I'm not a devil's brother
00:20:30I am a brother of God
00:20:31And you are a bad man
00:20:34I'm not giving you the baby
00:20:44And you, brother?
00:20:46I, behold, have gone up into the mountain
00:20:51And I talked to a pastor
00:20:54I went up to him and asked him.
00:20:56He said no
00:20:58He said he couldn't
00:21:01But it is not by chance that it is the shepherd who lives alone
00:21:06And he's almost 80 years old
00:21:08Yes, yes, it's him
00:21:11Already
00:21:13We haven't had much luck, from what I see.
00:21:16But from this moment on
00:21:18Another friar will take care of finding a house for Marcellinus
00:21:21I
00:21:42When I see you I always feel better and happier
00:21:45Don Emilio
00:21:46You are working
00:21:47Yes
00:21:48You arrive at the right time
00:21:50Sit down
00:21:50I was filling out a document
00:21:53What does it really matter to you, Father?
00:21:56Before I leave
00:21:59I want to settle something
00:22:01I have established that this municipality
00:22:04May he give you a perpetual gift of the land
00:22:07And of the building you live in
00:22:09Dear Don Emilio
00:22:10So you would force us to abandon the house
00:22:13We friars cannot have anything of our own
00:22:15And we live only on charity
00:22:17Your order is very strict.
00:22:20In any case, we are grateful to you all the same.
00:22:22And we never forget you in our prayers
00:22:25I need it, father.
00:22:28So
00:22:29Why are you here?
00:22:31Rose
00:22:34Tell me, father, tell me
00:22:36This is Marcellinus
00:22:40We would like to give him a family
00:22:42What a pity
00:22:44It's too late now
00:22:46I have it for a little while
00:22:48But let me think
00:22:52Rose
00:22:55Listen, Rosa
00:22:56How many children does Vargas have?
00:22:59And the miller?
00:23:00You are, sir.
00:23:16Good morning, Father
00:23:17Do you want something?
00:23:18No, no, nothing, nothing
00:23:20Thank you
00:23:20Good morning
00:23:40You ask him, brother.
00:23:42I?
00:23:44Reverend Father
00:23:45Did you find it?
00:23:47Certain
00:23:48A very good family
00:23:51With six healthy and beautiful children
00:23:54But
00:23:55The place where they live
00:23:58It leaves something to be desired
00:24:00Hydrographic difficulties
00:24:03Marcellino will remain at the convent
00:24:05Each brother will be their father and mother.
00:24:08We will not look any further
00:24:10Nor will we entrust it to anyone
00:24:11Unless the provincial father
00:24:13Do not provide otherwise
00:24:14And he too will become a friar
00:24:16I will teach him music
00:24:17And I'm cultivating the vegetable garden
00:24:19And I read
00:24:19And I'm cooking
00:24:22Brothers, brothers
00:24:23And who is praying for?
00:24:25I'll teach him
00:24:28Allow me, father.
00:24:43Were you asleep?
00:24:43No
00:24:44No, I heard everything
00:24:46I was happy about that too, brother.
00:24:48I need you
00:24:50I would like to confess
00:24:56Brothers, brothers, quickly
00:24:59What's up?
00:25:00What happens?
00:25:01Don Emilio is dying
00:25:02He asked about you
00:25:03I'm coming
00:25:03I'll go and inform the superior father first.
00:25:06All right
00:25:11Who dies
00:25:13And who is born
00:25:15We know that those who die were just men.
00:25:18But whose is it born?
00:25:21What can we know?
00:25:26I'm happy that the new mayor is a just man
00:25:29Safe
00:25:30You can rest assured
00:25:31I will be able to fulfill all my duties
00:25:33But also to enforce all the mayor's rights
00:25:36Very good
00:25:37Well
00:25:37Come on!
00:25:38Bring the wine so we can celebrate the nomination
00:25:40Good, good idea
00:25:45Get my new dress ready
00:25:47I want to pay a visit
00:26:14Very good
00:26:20What do you want?
00:26:21I want you to explain to me why one of your friars offered me
00:26:26And I want the baby
00:26:28Why?
00:26:30Because I said he could take it off and keep it in the house
00:26:33And you denied it to me
00:26:34I have nothing to envy anyone for
00:26:37And I'm not used to being rejected.
00:26:39Furthermore
00:26:41Now I'm mayor
00:26:43I'd like to see...
00:26:45I'd like to see what?
00:26:47If you dare to deny me one more time
00:26:49It's like this
00:26:52So you still refuse?
00:26:55Yes
00:26:55Why?
00:26:56I'm a thief, I'm a murderer, maybe an evil man
00:26:59None of this
00:27:00But you are story and proud
00:27:03I want the baby
00:27:04Minds
00:27:05You just want to satisfy your pride
00:27:08You don't love the child and you wouldn't raise him well
00:27:10You don't care about him
00:27:13You want to be right
00:27:15And keep the punctiliousness
00:27:18I'm not giving you the baby
00:27:20Eh, okay
00:27:23You can keep your little brat.
00:27:26But here...
00:27:28Not here!
00:27:35You have been warned
00:27:37You can also keep the baby
00:27:40But neither you nor he will stay here
00:27:45Word of the mayor
00:27:51Signed
00:27:52Don Emilio gave permission to the friars
00:27:55Without the consent of the council
00:27:57I won't tolerate it
00:27:58Signed
00:28:01Don Emilio without signature or permission
00:28:04He did a good work
00:28:05To do something bad, you ask us to sign.
00:28:11I don't sign
00:28:24We don't talk about it anymore
00:28:29Can a centuries-old tree change its appearance in five years?
00:28:33Can a stone wall change in that short time?
00:28:36Little or nothing, right?
00:28:38But how has a baby of just a few months changed when we see him again after five years?
00:28:44Marcellinus had become robust and lively
00:28:46He had given a nickname to each of the friars
00:28:49And now they no longer called each other.
00:28:52Brother Thomas, Brother Joseph, Brother Francis
00:28:55But what did Marcellinus call them?
00:28:57Fra Malato, Fra Porta, Fra Pappina, Fra Dindon
00:29:01Depending on what each one did in the convent
00:29:06It was the joy and torment of the whole community.
00:29:09It was as good as bread
00:29:10But every now and then he would do something wrong.
00:29:14His forays into the kitchen, the refectory, the garden and even the chapel
00:29:18They kept the friars in turmoil
00:29:20Who naturally kept their pranks hidden from each other.
00:29:27How did Marcellinus live?
00:29:29What was he doing among those twelve friars?
00:29:32Well, now I'll describe to you an ordinary day in his life.
00:29:36It's like a nursery rhyme
00:29:52Dream, dream Marcellinus
00:29:55Marcellino, it's already starting to get hibernating
00:30:09Marcellinus, Marcellinus, you must wake up already
00:30:25Marcellinus, Marcellinus, we wash ourselves with flavor
00:30:34Eat, eat as much as Brother Pappina
00:30:38Eat the omelette and eat a lot of bread
00:30:45How much is the bell
00:30:49If you play it with cro
00:30:51Din-dun
00:30:53Din-dun
00:30:54Din-dun
00:30:55Din-dun
00:30:56Din-dun
00:31:09You make me despair
00:31:18Pray, pray Marcellinus
00:31:22A man of a man of a man of a man of a man of a man of a man of a man of a man of
00:31:28man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of
00:31:28man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of
00:31:29man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of
00:31:30man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of
00:31:32man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of
00:31:33man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of man of
00:31:35man of man of man of man of
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