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1980 Bad Timing FULL HOT TEEN MOVIE Theresa Russell [Full Movie] [Hot 2026]Full EP - Full
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00:00:28This is a
00:00:29So forget the register
00:00:33The apron and the spatula
00:00:38Yesterday's deliverance
00:00:40Tickets for the bachelor
00:00:43She's a moving violation
00:00:47From her conch down to her shoes
00:00:50But it's just an invitation to the blues
00:00:57And you feel just like Cagney
00:01:02She looks like Rita Hayward
00:01:05The counter of the Schwartz drugstore
00:01:10You wonder if she might be single
00:01:16She's alone, her life's a mingle
00:01:19Got to be patient
00:01:23Doesn't pick a clue
00:01:26She said, how are you gonna like them
00:01:30If a medium is scrambled
00:01:35Cause anyway, it's the only way
00:01:39Gave her when I hear you
00:01:51Gave her when I hear you
00:02:07Oh, Stefan, I'm sorry.
00:02:25It's okay.
00:02:27I'm sorry.
00:02:31Stefani Vodniková?
00:02:33Okay.
00:02:56I'm sorry.
00:03:29I'm sorry.
00:03:57You will call.
00:04:05It's not really like going away.
00:04:09For you.
00:04:11I'm sorry.
00:04:40...
00:05:01...
00:05:03...
00:05:04...
00:05:05There are so many tablets, here, be careful.
00:05:07We are going to do everything, what is possible.
00:05:10I don't know what to do.
00:05:12We have already done everything. The Prüfruf is ready.
00:05:23Please, don't go on.
00:05:24No, Alex, I have something stupid.
00:05:28Alex, I can't, I'm tired or drunk.
00:05:35I want to go say goodbye.
00:05:37He said it exceptionally well the other night.
00:05:40That's right, pissed.
00:05:42Elena, what are you doing?
00:05:42How else can I get myself ready?
00:05:45I can't, I can't buy you.
00:05:47Alex, please don't go.
00:05:50I want to say a real goodbye.
00:05:52Alex?
00:05:54Hey, Alan.
00:05:56Your husband?
00:05:57No.
00:05:58A relationship?
00:05:59No.
00:05:59Any idea what she took?
00:06:05Was it full before?
00:06:06I wouldn't know, Doctor.
00:06:08It'll kill you in the end.
00:06:15But she's got 100 times the same thing.
00:06:19I know you.
00:06:23I will tell her what she wants.
00:06:30But she has hundreds of times the same thing.
00:06:33And I know you.
00:06:34This is all crazy.
00:06:42We're going to meet.
00:06:45Might as well be now.
00:06:47Could be right.
00:06:48Then again, why spoil the mystery?
00:06:50Mystery?
00:06:52If we don't meet, there's always the possibility.
00:06:54It could have been perfect.
00:06:55Hey, Alex.
00:06:57Alex.
00:06:58I'll tell you the truth.
00:06:59I'm not sure what I meant.
00:07:01It's OK.
00:07:02Excuse me.
00:07:16Don't drink, please.
00:07:20Don't drink, please.
00:07:25Oh, you're late.
00:07:27I'm sleeping again.
00:07:28I'm sleeping again.
00:07:30I'm sleeping again.
00:07:31I'm sleeping again.
00:07:33I'm sleeping again.
00:07:39It took you a little longer than I thought.
00:07:43I'm afraid it's going to take a little longer than that.
00:07:45I'm leaving now.
00:07:49The road's wet.
00:07:51It wasn't raining when I got here.
00:07:54No?
00:07:58Too bad.
00:08:01If you let me by, I'll drive carefully.
00:08:05If that's the way you'd like it.
00:08:09Are you going to let me by?
00:08:11Hmm?
00:08:12Hmm.
00:08:20Put my number on it.
00:08:26Call me.
00:08:30Please.
00:08:42Bye.
00:08:44Bye.
00:08:51Husband?
00:08:52No.
00:08:55No.
00:08:56No.
00:08:57Eh, boyfriend?
00:09:00No.
00:09:00Eh, boyfriend?
00:09:00Please take the physiologic room.
00:09:03Shasta?
00:09:07Look.
00:09:10What connection do you have with her?
00:09:13You could say I'm a friend.
00:09:16Oh.
00:09:17Were you there when she swallowed the pills?
00:09:20No.
00:09:21Please, this way.
00:09:23Yeah.
00:09:23Good.
00:09:27Please, sit down.
00:09:29And, uh, how did you happen to be there afterwards?
00:09:33Did somebody call you?
00:09:34She did.
00:09:36What?
00:09:37The girl?
00:09:38Yes, she phoned.
00:09:40After she took the pills or before?
00:09:43How would I know?
00:09:44She called and said I'll be dead in a minute.
00:09:46I wanted to say goodbye.
00:09:48That's all?
00:09:49That's all.
00:09:51And what did you say?
00:09:53Did you try to maybe...
00:09:54Nothing.
00:09:55I hung up.
00:09:55Cigarettes?
00:09:58Thanks.
00:09:59I only smoked these.
00:10:08Hello, Alex.
00:10:10It's true this time.
00:10:12I'm feeling stupid.
00:10:14Really stupid.
00:10:16Elena, what are you...
00:10:49What time did she phone you?
00:10:52I don't remember.
00:10:54Try to think.
00:10:56Had you gone to bed?
00:10:58Were you asleep?
00:10:59No, I was working.
00:11:04Was it very late?
00:11:07I told you I don't remember.
00:11:08No, sir.
00:11:11Twelve?
00:11:11One?
00:11:13I didn't look at the clock.
00:11:15Use whatever time you want.
00:11:23It is now two o'clock.
00:11:25You called for the ambulance at...
00:11:27...at past one?
00:11:38How did her voice sound on the phone?
00:11:43Norman?
00:11:46Upset?
00:11:49Did she have any difficulty speaking?
00:11:56I don't.
00:11:59But...
00:11:59It's just that...
00:12:01I wanted to see you.
00:12:04It was the only chance I got and I didn't want to wait.
00:12:07You tell the truth about a lie, beautiful.
00:12:19Take me to your favourite place in Vienna.
00:12:41Who is this Lyndon?
00:12:43It's the fellow who brought to him.
00:12:45A bit of a pain, bad temper.
00:12:47What?
00:12:48If you combine that with traces of various drugs...
00:12:50...none of them harmful enough in themselves.
00:12:52But with the overdose you consumed tonight...
00:12:54...you have a very advanced toxic condition.
00:13:06Can you introduce yourself at this place?
00:13:08Yes!
00:13:10I will!
00:13:14How does it work?
00:13:15I'll tell you.
00:13:19No, no!
00:13:20Come on!
00:13:20Where are they?
00:13:21Bards are in the back.
00:13:22Here they are.
00:13:23But you need a neutral feel.
00:13:24This is not really good.
00:13:25That's why I wanted to go home.
00:13:27Do it here.
00:13:28No, I don't want to go.
00:13:29You have to do it now, right?
00:13:30Your favourite colour.
00:13:31The one you're most sympathetic to.
00:13:32Here it is.
00:13:33And then the second.
00:13:34Okay.
00:13:35All right, got it.
00:13:36Slow down.
00:13:36No, no, I already know which ones I want.
00:13:38Here then.
00:13:40Don't associate it with anything.
00:13:41This one.
00:13:42Slow down.
00:13:43Turn him over now.
00:13:45Okay.
00:13:48There.
00:13:49There.
00:13:50What does it mean?
00:13:51Hang on.
00:13:51Tell me.
00:13:52I want to know.
00:13:52Right now, Alex.
00:13:53Just a second.
00:13:54Tell me.
00:13:57Tell me.
00:13:57What does it say?
00:13:58Hang on.
00:13:59Hang on.
00:13:59What?
00:14:05What?
00:14:06What?
00:14:07What?
00:14:08What?
00:14:08What?
00:14:09Tell me.
00:14:10Is it bad?
00:14:12I don't think you should spend too much time alone.
00:14:15Oh, Alex.
00:14:16Alex.
00:14:19What does it men and women do require?
00:14:22The lineaments of gratified desire.
00:14:26The lineaments of gratified desire.
00:14:26What does it women do and men require?
00:14:29The lineaments of gratified desire.
00:14:33That's good.
00:14:34I like that.
00:14:35I like that.
00:14:37Take a pee.
00:14:38All your familiar places.
00:14:46That this heart of mine embraces all day through.
00:14:59Alex.
00:15:00Come here.
00:15:02I want to try something.
00:15:11Like them.
00:15:12They're happy.
00:15:17That's because they don't know each other well enough yet.
00:15:21Oh, come on.
00:15:24You don't really believe that, do you?
00:15:31What does it matter?
00:15:33Yeah.
00:15:34Definitely happy.
00:15:36At least I hope so.
00:15:49Twice?
00:15:50Hmm.
00:15:54Yeah.
00:15:56It's good.
00:15:57That's when I was 18.
00:15:59Again last year.
00:16:04Oh, both times I thought I wanted a child, but last minute I changed my mind.
00:16:14And how do you feel about it now?
00:16:20It's done.
00:16:21It's a rancho.
00:16:26And the father's?
00:16:34First was happy.
00:16:39Second, he was mad at me.
00:16:47Oh, God.
00:16:49Oh, it hurts.
00:16:51Oh, God.
00:16:52Maybe we can get something at the cafe.
00:16:55That's burning my pussy, Alex.
00:16:59I'm going to have to do something about this quickly.
00:17:03All right, let me just turn off the rug.
00:17:13You look like an ape, Conrad.
00:17:15You look like a zoo.
00:17:16You're like an ape, Conrad.
00:17:17You're the one who makes me lose it.
00:17:20You know how dainty I am, nicht wahr?
00:17:23Oh, move on, Conrad.
00:17:24Move on.
00:17:25Hey, Hackney.
00:17:27Love you, son.
00:17:29What's up?
00:17:31Asshole.
00:17:33I suppose he has one.
00:17:37Who are they?
00:17:39Oh, friends. Crazy people.
00:17:41In what way?
00:17:43They do crazy things.
00:17:45Anyway, you're sexy. That's better.
00:17:52Could you come in on sex with crazy people?
00:17:55Ugh, cold.
00:18:03Hey!
00:18:07How come you're so cold?
00:18:25Would you say that the neugier is the answer to knowledge?
00:18:29Yes, but I'm referring to the whole manifestation of curiosity.
00:18:33See, and through the gratification of curiosity, one acquires knowledge.
00:18:37Excuse me.
00:18:38Could you tell me if Dr. Linton's here?
00:18:40Yes, in the library.
00:18:41Will you tell Miss Beyerty's here to see him?
00:18:43Of course, my dear.
00:18:44Moment.
00:18:45I'll be in the other room.
00:18:47One would ask the question, what is a kiss?
00:18:50And the answer is merely an inquiry on the second floor as to whether the first is free.
00:18:54But it's really...
00:18:55Excuse me, Dr. Linton. It's a young lady to see you.
00:19:00Excuse me.
00:19:05No, no.
00:19:06No, you can't help me, Dr. Linton.
00:19:09Is there any chance for us?
00:19:13No.
00:19:14No!
00:19:14Come, idiot!
00:19:15No!
00:19:16No!
00:19:17No!
00:19:18No!
00:19:19No!
00:19:20No!
00:19:21No!
00:19:21No!
00:19:22No!
00:19:24No!
00:19:25No!
00:19:25No!
00:19:26No!
00:19:28No!
00:19:33No!
00:19:36Oh, no!
00:19:42Oh, no!
00:19:43Oh, you heard me.
00:19:45So this is all.
00:19:45Oh, no.
00:19:47Oh!
00:20:02I've just been drinking.
00:20:06Fuck.
00:20:10Practice.
00:20:13Yeah.
00:20:21Why?
00:20:25What?
00:20:28Yeah, why, what?
00:20:43She's been drinking a lot, hasn't she?
00:20:45The past few months, well.
00:20:46The key is way down.
00:20:55God, prices today.
00:20:57Ticket to Fidelio.
00:20:59Oof.
00:21:00Who could afford it?
00:21:05Poor silly girl.
00:21:07How old is this girl?
00:21:13Just a question.
00:21:15Twenty-four.
00:21:17Five.
00:21:19Nice age.
00:21:23She had difficulty speaking?
00:21:27She seemed normal.
00:21:29It sounded like a joke.
00:21:31But it wasn't normal.
00:21:34How do you know?
00:21:36Someone rings you.
00:21:37They ring you.
00:21:38They telephone me.
00:21:44Sorry, I'm a little tired.
00:21:49Yes.
00:21:52Someone rings you and says she's going to kill herself.
00:21:55Now that isn't normal.
00:21:57At least for normal people.
00:22:01Would you agree?
00:22:03I've spent a good part of my life trying to understand what normal means.
00:22:08I still don't.
00:22:10Would you say she sounded excited?
00:22:19Say whatever you like.
00:22:20No, Dr. Linden.
00:22:21What you would like.
00:22:31Excited.
00:22:37What area do you work in, Dr. Linden?
00:22:39Surgery?
00:22:40No, I'm a research psychoanalyst.
00:22:42Research?
00:22:43I teach.
00:22:44Is your girlfriend a bit mad?
00:22:48Mad is an expression I never use.
00:22:53I see.
00:22:56It's quite simple.
00:22:59If you say so.
00:23:10Yes, but I must first know who I am before I know what I'm capable of.
00:23:16How we come into this world and how we go out is different for every one of us.
00:23:21We are constantly in isolation.
00:23:23Watching.
00:23:25Spying on everyone and everything around us.
00:23:29In birth chance seems to be merely the visible part of an as yet unknown and uncomprehended natural law.
00:23:36Which links us up with the central area of today's inquiry, secrecy and spying, or call it what you will,
00:23:43watching.
00:23:44So I give you the first spy.
00:23:50And the first to be spied on.
00:24:01Some famous spies.
00:24:03Two of whom might be called political voyeurs.
00:24:06Would you not as well put your picture up there, or mine?
00:24:10I could.
00:24:12Then you are saying we are all spies?
00:24:15Well, I prefer to label myself an observer.
00:24:20Now the guilt ridden voyeur is usually a political conservative.
00:24:26Anyway, I had time to think about it and I feel I was wrong.
00:24:31I wanted to apologize for being too nosy.
00:24:37Yeah, I wanted to apologize too.
00:24:39I guess I did get a little tipsy.
00:24:43Yeah, you did.
00:24:47I don't want to embarrass you, Alex.
00:24:49You do things when I drink too much.
00:24:58I guess I think you are not happy with me anymore.
00:25:02It makes me nervous.
00:25:13You still seeing that actor?
00:25:19Let's get some air.
00:25:26I'm not seeing him or anyone.
00:25:28I just went out with him a couple times, once, twice.
00:25:32Maybe even three times.
00:25:36If you don't own me, I don't own you.
00:25:41You are seeing him.
00:25:44Is that why you called to apologize?
00:25:49I missed you.
00:25:51I missed you too.
00:25:53It's just that I can't stand these dumb arguments anymore, Alex.
00:26:00Move in with me.
00:26:02You'll see, it'll be great.
00:26:07I can't.
00:26:09But we've been practically living together.
00:26:13Maybe later.
00:26:18Why can't we get it back to how it was in the beginning?
00:26:21Now?
00:26:24I don't know.
00:26:25For now, why don't we just keep it?
00:26:28Here, I'll go.
00:26:43I'm gonna take a walk.
00:26:46Catch a bus.
00:26:50Talk to you later, okay?
00:26:51Oh.
00:27:08I'll go.
00:27:32Louis, yes.
00:27:34as I'd be defeated.
00:28:20Hello? Hello?
00:28:27Hello?
00:28:28Hello, the whole family.
00:28:52I've got to go to work, darling. See you. Love you.
00:28:55Ladies and gentlemen, and now the lovely Olaf.
00:29:02Ooh, it's nice, dog.
00:29:08Whoo! Whoo!
00:29:10Whoo!
00:29:20Which party shall I go to tonight?
00:29:27Now tell me whose party shall I be smarter tonight?
00:29:35I'm gonna look for it. I'm gonna lie for it.
00:29:39Hey, honey. You're good to hear.
00:29:42Mm, better than words, eh?
00:29:44So you like a little, do you?
00:29:50Just get here? Yeah.
00:29:51Yeah? We're just gonna call you.
00:29:54We're on our way to another place.
00:29:56Huh?
00:29:57Yeah, my friends.
00:29:59I thought you'd be alone.
00:30:01Oh, come on. Be with us.
00:30:04I'd rather be with you.
00:30:07Yeah?
00:30:11Okay. Come on.
00:30:12We're gonna go.
00:30:15First read, then sign, please.
00:30:20So...
00:30:23It's all right.
00:30:24It's a formal event.
00:30:26Of course.
00:30:30Read first, please.
00:30:32I know someone who could get two tickets to Fedorio.
00:30:40So that's what they mean by a university education.
00:30:48Hmm. A.B.
00:30:51All right if I go out and pick up some cigarettes?
00:30:55Yes, you can do anything you like.
00:30:56There's an online bar around the corner near the bridge.
00:30:59Ask for the aisle. Superior to the beer.
00:31:01Thanks.
00:31:03Dr. Linden.
00:31:05Will you be coming back here or going home?
00:31:08After the cigarettes?
00:31:09I thought I was free to do it.
00:31:10Whatever I like.
00:31:12Absolutely.
00:31:14It's just to know where.
00:31:16Later on, to give you any news if necessary.
00:31:25I'll be back.
00:31:28Sure.
00:31:52for the next one.
00:31:53You're in the other one.
00:31:54...
00:32:11Thank you all for me, Unhever.
00:32:15Here, here, here!
00:32:19I should do it.
00:32:23Mother loved it there. I miss her terribly. She was only 46 when she died.
00:32:30Have a cigarette?
00:32:35Married again last year. She's nice, teaches.
00:32:44I drifted back. I drifted back here where Daddy was stationed when I was little.
00:32:52Oh, actually Paris first. That's where we were all together last.
00:32:59I worked at this and that.
00:33:03I worked for one guy who had 20,000 bees and he didn't even like honey.
00:33:08He wasn't very funny either.
00:33:14That's when my brother died, in an auto accident.
00:33:20Daddy could hardly get himself together.
00:33:24I guess with he and Mother gone, we weren't much of a family anymore.
00:33:31Just people on our own.
00:33:38Ever been married?
00:33:42Nope.
00:33:48I hate these sheets.
00:34:02I hope that I won't be that wrong anymore.
00:34:08And maybe I've learned this time.
00:34:14I hope that I'll find what I'm reaching for.
00:34:21The way that it is in my mind.
00:34:31Some day I'll get over you.
00:34:38I'll live to see it all through.
00:34:43But I'll always miss dreaming my dreams with you.
00:35:02No, I won't let it change me, not if I can.
00:35:08I'd rather believe in love.
00:35:14And give it away just as much as I can.
00:35:20To those that I'm fond of stars.
00:35:25To those that I'm fond of stars.
00:35:30Some day I'll get over you.
00:35:37I'll live to see it all through.
00:35:42I'll live to see it all through.
00:35:43But I'll always miss dreaming my dreams with you.
00:36:05How are you doing?
00:36:06What happened?
00:36:08You don't like it, do you?
00:36:10Don't like what?
00:36:11My outfit, the way I look.
00:36:13You look fine.
00:36:14Oh, come on.
00:36:14I look better than that, don't I?
00:36:16Right.
00:36:16You look real fine.
00:36:19I bought it for you.
00:36:21Aren't you happy?
00:36:23Couldn't be happier.
00:36:24You're a day late.
00:36:27Hey, I wired you, didn't I?
00:36:28Yeah, I was waiting for me when I got back.
00:36:32Alex, I'm moving in with you.
00:36:34Can't we just...
00:36:34Just do one thing for me, Milena.
00:36:36Never force yourself to be different from who you are.
00:36:41Well, how am I then, huh?
00:36:43You tell me, how am I?
00:36:45You're just fine if you forget someone was waiting.
00:36:49Look, can't we just forget all that?
00:36:51What, forget that because you got on something pretty,
00:36:52it changes who you are?
00:37:01I was gonna tell you something.
00:37:07I'm sorry.
00:37:09Melena, I'm sorry.
00:37:16Where are you going?
00:37:18Nowhere!
00:37:23Well, I'm sorry.
00:37:26Let's go!
00:37:28Want me!
00:37:30Help!
00:37:31Help!
00:37:41Help!
00:37:43I hear you're thinking of going to New York. Confirm one way or another because we've got some important profile
00:37:48work coming up.
00:37:49Oh, by the way, the NATO people were delighted with what you did on those two files yesterday.
00:37:54Hi, sweet. It's Amy here. I just got back from L.A., so give me a call when you've got
00:38:00time.
00:38:20You've got a whole department here. You've got to see what we've got in Italy.
00:38:25You said this is a rush job, right? Yeah, otherwise I'd have used one of our regulars, but as you
00:38:30can see, we're working full blast.
00:38:32Got some people coming in soon. Files, Inga. Need some up-to-date psychological reports. You know, the usual.
00:38:40She's Viennese, I think. Born in America, of Austrian parents. Regular army through and through. One of us.
00:38:49You'll find everything you need to know about these two guys in here. Or maybe you won't.
00:38:55Any idea what it's for? Come on. For all I know, it could be because their names both begin with
00:39:01the same initials.
00:39:02You just work out whether either one of them is likely to sniff coke or play with little girls or
00:39:07boys.
00:39:08I don't know what any of it's for. Maybe they forward it to American Express for credit ratings.
00:39:13I'm just cleared for taking them out of the cabinet and putting them back in the cabinet. All yours, doctor.
00:39:21Doctor. Inga?
00:39:23I'm sorry.
00:39:24I'm sorry.
00:39:59Oh, no, it wasn't anything so shadowy or complicated.
00:40:05Why would she marry him?
00:40:08Listen, I've had men in my life, and only one would I have liked to marry.
00:40:16But there are problems, you know?
00:40:19But marry him?
00:40:22Sure, why not?
00:40:26Did he want to marry her?
00:40:30Why not?
00:40:32As for human intelligence work, it's ridiculous.
00:40:37I think he would be flattered someone he didn't know was analyzing him.
00:40:42So I'm sure he'd be as amazed as he would amused.
00:40:51Of course, everything I say has to be taken in the context of who I am.
00:41:00I'm only joking.
00:41:29Why not?
00:41:30So sad, so silent.
00:41:32So sad, so sad.
00:41:34So sad, so silent, that's me.
00:41:38Here, have some.
00:41:40You know I hate this time.
00:41:50Why didn't you tell me you were married?
00:41:56I, um, didn't...
00:42:00You sort of lie, though, you know?
00:42:02A relative is what you said was over the border.
00:42:12If I told you I was married,
00:42:15you'd think it meant your way,
00:42:16and it wasn't like that, so better I...
00:42:20I don't think it was a lie.
00:42:22It's words.
00:42:24It's not important.
00:42:27Not important?
00:42:28Nope.
00:42:31To whom?
00:42:40Not important to whom.
00:42:55It's over.
00:42:57It took time to get out.
00:43:00And for how long, Al?
00:43:02A week?
00:43:03A month?
00:43:04A day?
00:43:06We're good.
00:43:14Do you still love him?
00:43:16I married him.
00:43:17Of course I loved him.
00:43:21I don't know more.
00:43:23He was what I needed then.
00:43:28He's almost 30 years older than you.
00:43:33You think you're not?
00:43:37Are you cold?
00:43:39Mm-hmm.
00:43:40Yeah, I am cold.
00:43:41Why is everybody so nosy over nothing, hmm?
00:43:43I know something much better.
00:43:46I'm not everybody.
00:43:50You're not, you're not.
00:43:55Anybody home?
00:43:57You, Alex.
00:44:02Hi.
00:44:03Hi, darling.
00:44:04How you doing?
00:44:05I'm great.
00:44:07Mm-mm.
00:44:09You're great.
00:44:09Where are we going tonight?
00:44:12I'll tell you about it.
00:44:12It better be exciting.
00:44:14I'm in an exciting mood.
00:44:15You're in the mood, huh?
00:44:16Yeah.
00:44:17All right.
00:44:17Come on.
00:44:18Where?
00:44:18Tonight?
00:44:19I thought I would take you to the library.
00:44:21The library?
00:44:22You got lipstick all over there.
00:44:41Well, it's just that...
00:44:44Stefan lived through the...
00:44:47going here and there.
00:44:50Doing crazy things on a whim.
00:44:54I mean, do them for me.
00:44:57I tried to please him.
00:44:59Stopped doing whatever it was I felt at the moment.
00:45:04I don't know.
00:45:06It seems the more rules I make for myself,
00:45:08the unhappier I get.
00:45:13Do you like me, huh?
00:45:15I like you.
00:45:16I like you.
00:45:16How much?
00:45:18Maybe this much.
00:45:20Is that all?
00:45:24All right.
00:45:25I like you.
00:45:25I like you.
00:45:27How much?
00:45:30Maybe this much.
00:45:32I like you.
00:45:34Who said that?
00:45:35I guess.
00:45:36Oh, a certain shrink I know.
00:45:39Wrong.
00:45:40Who?
00:45:42You don't know, huh?
00:45:46How do you keep a moron in suspense?
00:45:49Who?
00:45:51I'll tell you later.
00:45:55I love you, honey, but I don't know why.
00:45:58I'm going to fix us a terrific cheese omelet.
00:46:01That is, if I can.
00:46:03Even a not-so-terrific one would be great.
00:46:07Got it.
00:46:24Well, tell me, what do you think you'll play tonight?
00:46:26What do you think you'll play tonight?
00:46:30Well, coach?
00:46:32The drama?
00:46:34Ooh.
00:46:57The drama?
00:46:59Ooh.
00:47:07Ooh.
00:47:09Ooh.
00:47:10Ooh.
00:47:14Ooh.
00:47:15Ooh.
00:47:16Ooh.
00:47:16You?
00:47:17Ooh.
00:47:21Ooh.
00:47:31Dr. Linden?
00:47:32Dr. Linden?
00:47:33No, we don't need Dr. Linden now.
00:47:35Rest.
00:47:37Rest.
00:47:38Smoke.
00:47:39Soon you'll have a chance to speak.
00:47:42Why?
00:47:44With me.
00:47:50The doctor took over where the woman was born.
00:47:52Dr. Schneider.
00:47:54See if I can have a word with her on the telephone.
00:47:56Yeah, yeah.
00:48:12Well, doctor,
00:48:15is there help for us?
00:48:18Yes.
00:48:19Yes.
00:48:21Yes.
00:48:25Yes.
00:48:26Yes.
00:48:29Who for that?
00:48:33Three artists, the artists.
00:48:37Who comes in?
00:48:49What's the difference?
00:48:54What's the difference?
00:48:59All the visitors to the left side.
00:49:07Can I help you?
00:49:09Yes, I need some information on...
00:49:14Yes? On what?
00:49:19Divorce in your country.
00:49:22I have...
00:49:24There is an American government who wants to talk about the debate.
00:49:31The second door, the first door to the right.
00:49:36Stare away to the second floor, the first door on the right.
00:49:54The second door is here, the American.
00:49:56Okay, send them inside.
00:50:01Please.
00:50:08Please.
00:50:19Essentially, what I'm asking is how does one go about getting a divorce in your country?
00:50:25In my country, as anywhere else, the first step is to ask for one.
00:50:45But how does such a question come to be asked by you?
00:50:51Someone I know, a friend, an American, is married to a Czech?
00:50:55It would seem then that the problem, if there is one, is not properly one of your concern.
00:51:18If I asked you not to go, you could cause trouble for Stefan.
00:51:22Milena, either you're married or divorced. You can't be in between.
00:51:26To be in between is to be no place at all. I don't get it.
00:51:41I can't find anything around here anymore. I put something down, I go to look for it, and it's gone.
00:51:47I could spend more time at your place.
00:51:51My place is getting to look exactly like your place.
00:52:17This must be his car.
00:52:24It's open.
00:52:30About 14 minutes.
00:52:32I'd say a comfortable quarter of an hour.
00:52:36Well, yes, but if there was traffic.
00:52:39Traffic.
00:52:41One o'clock in the morning nonsense.
00:52:50Well, well, the radio is on.
00:52:54That's the, uh, late station.
00:52:57So that's what you do at night.
00:52:59You listen to music instead of your communications band.
00:53:02Never.
00:53:03What time does it start?
00:53:05Never.
00:53:06The late station would have crossed the late station.
00:53:09Around midnight, I think.
00:53:14Always thinking.
00:53:27It was open.
00:53:28Right again.
00:53:39Good luck.
00:53:41Incredible.
00:53:44I was thinking, if I'm not nice to you, if I'm mean, then it'd be easy for you to leave
00:53:48me, huh?
00:53:48Look.
00:53:49Look at the kitchen.
00:53:51Oh, look.
00:53:55Your favorite sheets.
00:53:58That's great.
00:54:01Oh.
00:54:02Oh, Alex.
00:54:04Not now.
00:54:05What's wrong?
00:54:06Nothing.
00:54:10What is it?
00:54:11Nothing.
00:54:11It's just that I don't want to.
00:54:15What do you want to do then?
00:54:17That's so urgent.
00:54:19You can just sit and talk, be with each other.
00:54:23Relax.
00:54:24You're so tense these days.
00:54:25Hey, we're okay.
00:54:29I'll talk.
00:54:30It's just that you don't want to face the things I want to talk about.
00:54:33I dare not talk.
00:54:35Oh, honey.
00:54:36Please.
00:54:36Come sit down.
00:54:43Okay, what do you want to talk about?
00:54:46Haven't we anything else left?
00:54:47I just wanted us to be nice together.
00:54:50That's all.
00:54:54You say you want to be nice.
00:54:56I'd like you to be this and...
00:54:57Is that the only way I can be nice to you?
00:55:00Well, you know that's not true.
00:55:03Do I?
00:55:09Anyway, I have to go soon.
00:55:14Why do you have to go?
00:55:17I have things.
00:55:18There's some stuff I was going to do.
00:55:28What if we'd made love?
00:55:30But we didn't.
00:55:33Anyway, I really can't stay.
00:55:35I'm sorry if I spoil things.
00:55:37Alex.
00:55:38Alex, don't go.
00:55:39Wait.
00:55:40Why are you lying to yourself all the time?
00:55:42I'm not.
00:55:43I have to go.
00:55:46Wait.
00:55:48Wait a minute, Alex.
00:55:49Look.
00:55:51You've got to understand me, the way I am.
00:55:54I mean, there's nobody else.
00:55:57They're all in your head.
00:55:59But I must be who I am.
00:56:02You know, to be with people you don't like.
00:56:07I don't know.
00:56:08Get up when I want to get up and eat when I want to eat.
00:56:12Drink when I want to drink and fuck when I want to fuck.
00:56:15I'm sure you will.
00:56:16You do everything only when you want to.
00:56:19See you tomorrow.
00:56:20Same time.
00:56:21Same place.
00:56:23You.
00:56:24Wait a minute.
00:56:25Wait.
00:56:26Alex.
00:56:27Wait.
00:56:27Alex.
00:56:29Alex.
00:56:35You want me?
00:56:36Huh?
00:56:37Huh?
00:56:38Come on.
00:56:39Come on.
00:56:39Do it now, Alex.
00:56:40Do it now.
00:56:43Here it is, Alex.
00:56:44Here it is.
00:56:45Look at it, Alex.
00:56:46Alex!
00:56:47That's what you wanted, huh?
00:56:48There it is, Alex.
00:56:49Come here.
00:56:49Come here.
00:56:51Come here.
00:56:52Take it.
00:56:52That's what you want.
00:56:53Here it is.
00:56:54Come on.
00:56:55Huh?
00:56:56That's what you wanted.
00:56:57Then do it now.
00:56:58Fuck me.
00:57:00Get here now, goddammit!
00:57:01Oh, fuck you.
00:57:03Huh?
00:57:06There you go.
00:57:07Huh?
00:57:08Stick it in there, then.
00:57:09Huh?
00:57:13That's it.
00:57:15Oh, God.
00:57:21Oh, God.
00:57:24Oh, God.
00:57:25Oh, God.
00:57:26Oh, God.
00:57:26Oh, God.
00:57:27Oh, God.
00:57:29Oh, God.
00:57:30Oh, God.
00:57:31Oh, God.
00:57:32Oh, God.
00:57:37Oh, God.
00:57:42Oh, God.
00:57:44Oh, God.
00:57:46Oh, God.
00:57:47Oh, God.
00:57:48Oh, God.
00:57:49Oh, God.
00:57:49Oh, God.
00:57:50Oh, God.
00:57:51Oh, God.
00:57:52Oh, God.
00:58:04Me.
00:58:06Me!
00:58:10Me!
00:58:12Me!
00:58:14Me!
00:58:30Oh, my God, I don't know.
00:58:36Right again.
00:58:45What a mess.
00:58:47Just like my sisters.
00:59:07What a mess.
00:59:34What a mess.
01:00:02Nothing!
01:00:09Nothing!
01:00:15Come back!
01:00:16Come back!
01:00:53Come back!
01:00:54Hello, sir.
01:00:55Our car is in pain.
01:00:57We're going to Wurzazet.
01:00:59Can you help us, please?
01:01:04Wurzazet?
01:01:05Yes.
01:01:06Wurzazet, it's there.
01:01:07Yes.
01:01:08We're going here.
01:01:10Please, sir.
01:01:16Who is he?
01:01:17He's my brother, Simon.
01:01:26We've got time.
01:01:30Okay.
01:01:32Come back.
01:01:34There's one place here for your son.
01:01:47We're going there for you.
01:01:48You're going to get ...
01:01:49Oh my God.
01:01:50You're so ugly.
01:01:50It's so good.
01:01:51This is very good.
01:01:54Oh, and you're a little.
01:01:54What's up?
01:01:55That's what happened.
01:01:56That's what happened.
01:01:59You've spent a lot of time on Marod.
01:02:01I'm going to go there.
01:02:11You have to go here.
01:02:12I'm going to take the tea!
01:02:42He's a good guy.
01:02:43He's a good guy.
01:02:44D'accord?
01:02:45Oui.
01:02:46He's a good guy.
01:02:49He's a good guy.
01:02:50He's a good guy.
01:02:52Monsieur, monsieur, enough.
01:02:54Enough.
01:02:55You see what I want to say?
01:02:56Yes.
01:02:57And then we'll drink tea like a dessert and we'll be very good.
01:03:01If you want.
01:03:15I remember in New York, across from us on the other side of the park was this beautiful
01:03:20old mansion.
01:03:22It was very elegant, aristocratic.
01:03:26It made me feel good knowing something so beautiful was so close.
01:03:32Around it were lots of other lovely buildings, mostly built I think around the turn of the
01:03:36century.
01:03:40One by one they went down.
01:03:42And one by one up went mostly monstrosities.
01:03:46But that one building remained.
01:03:50It was there.
01:03:53Someone set an eccentric millionaire under.
01:04:01At night as a kid, when I'd walk across the park I'd use it to guide me.
01:04:09Then later, when I'd graduated, started to teach, it was still there.
01:04:16One day I had to go to Boston.
01:04:18That was Friday.
01:04:20When I got back on Tuesday, it was gone.
01:04:26Gone.
01:04:28Like that.
01:04:34What?
01:04:37Nothing.
01:04:39It was, it's gone.
01:04:44No.
01:04:45No.
01:04:51No.
01:04:55No.
01:05:00No.
01:05:01No, no.
01:05:01No.
01:05:03No.
01:05:04No.
01:05:05No.
01:05:07No.
01:05:08No.
01:05:57I found this in this one.
01:06:30Hi.
01:06:32I missed you.
01:06:34I've been shopping.
01:06:36You are?
01:06:38I have an option to renew my contract with the university, which I won't.
01:06:42But I say we go back, we get married, we build something solid together.
01:06:46What about now?
01:06:51What do you mean now?
01:06:52Yeah, right now, this minute, this second, look where we are.
01:06:56Melina, did you miss that I asked you just now to marry me?
01:06:59No.
01:07:01Well, what are you talking about?
01:07:02I'm asking you to marry me.
01:07:03What are you...
01:07:04I've loved these days.
01:07:06I've loved them.
01:07:08I don't get it.
01:07:10Well, weren't you happy?
01:07:12Yes.
01:07:12You have to be happy.
01:07:13I felt it.
01:07:14I was happy.
01:07:15It can be that way from now on.
01:07:16I am happy.
01:07:21When I'm with you, I'm with you.
01:07:22I love being with you.
01:07:23Melina, what does that mean, with me, not with me?
01:07:26You have a husband you don't want, but you...
01:07:29my own life, my own time.
01:07:36You can be a part of it, the biggest part of it.
01:07:39You are the biggest part of it.
01:07:40I love you.
01:07:44Come on.
01:07:46Okay?
01:07:48Look where we are.
01:08:14Look at this.
01:08:28I love you.
01:08:58Oh!
01:09:45We'll see you next time.
01:10:19Yes, yes, I want it
01:10:37Yes, yes, yes, Alex Linden you've heard of me to be sure
01:10:47Look, this is as embarrassing for me as it must be for you
01:10:51Listen, Mr. Linden, please come to the point and tell me what I owe this communication to
01:10:58Malena, she hasn't been seen for almost a week
01:11:02I haven't seen her and I'm worried and I thought
01:11:06I thought maybe you knew where she was
01:11:14You there? Did you hear me?
01:11:16Yes, I heard you, Mr. Linden, and no, I don't know
01:11:21Please help me
01:11:25Someplace, someone she might
01:11:28That you know
01:11:29Believe me, Dr. Linden
01:11:32I would most certainly tell you if I knew
01:11:34Because what I want more than anything is for Malena to get bored with you as soon as possible
01:11:40And it may come as a surprise to you, more for her sake than for mine
01:11:44So why don't you just bugger off
01:11:56This Stefan Vordnik, he's her husband, is he not?
01:12:01I think so
01:12:02And there's a question in your mind?
01:12:05He's her husband
01:12:07You know him?
01:12:10We spoke
01:12:11On the phone
01:12:14Does Mr. Vordnik
01:12:17He is aware
01:12:18Of the relationship that exists between you and his wife, is he not?
01:12:24What relationship is that?
01:12:26You tell me
01:12:28I told him, I told you already
01:12:31I'm a friend
01:12:34Oh yes
01:12:36Forgive me, of course
01:12:37A friend
01:12:39And this is why she telephoned you
01:12:41And
01:12:44But as I understand
01:12:45You didn't believe her
01:12:47Because this wasn't the first time
01:12:49She telephoned you threatening to kill herself
01:12:52Is that a correct assessment of the truth?
01:12:56It is, but I went all the same
01:12:57Without however taking the business very seriously
01:13:00Right?
01:13:01Say goodbye
01:13:04Right
01:13:05I see
01:13:07You went
01:13:08To make sure
01:13:11But you were convinced
01:13:12You would find Mrs. Vordnik alive
01:13:14And well as usual
01:13:17Am I right?
01:13:31You like Superman?
01:13:35I like Superman
01:13:39Bye-bye
01:13:40Bye-bye
01:13:46Bye-bye
01:13:46Bye-bye
01:13:47Cheers
01:13:47Cheers
01:14:15That's right.
01:14:17Let me show you how to do it again.
01:14:30Lost your tan?
01:14:35Lost your tan, huh?
01:14:37More than a month.
01:14:38It fades.
01:14:43Doesn't matter.
01:14:43You look good tan or no tan.
01:14:51I heard you were trying to find me.
01:14:56Why didn't you call me?
01:14:57I did, five, ten times.
01:15:04I didn't know.
01:15:07Did I?
01:15:15I guess it was...
01:15:18I guess it's difficult for you to do this for me.
01:15:24Maybe if you would have...
01:15:27left a message or something.
01:15:34Maybe if...
01:15:36Alex, some interesting papers arrived from America.
01:15:39Let's have a coffee and talk, hmm?
01:15:41Sure.
01:15:45Who's the guy?
01:15:49Does it matter?
01:15:53Why'd you come here?
01:15:56I don't know, Alex.
01:15:59I...
01:16:02I guess I won't...
01:16:03Maybe I wanted to stumble into you.
01:16:06Sounds reasonable, but how can I believe you?
01:16:14What are you afraid of?
01:16:17Let's not argue.
01:16:20You called me a liar.
01:16:21Here.
01:16:25He's not the guy in the photo, is he?
01:16:30What photo?
01:16:34You and someone at a lake?
01:16:40You took them?
01:16:42Stefan, I know, but that someone at the lake...
01:16:46wasn't him.
01:16:48Or him.
01:16:56Would it really matter if I told you?
01:17:00Who?
01:17:03The lake was in California.
01:17:10And the boy was my fucking brother.
01:17:21You don't believe me, do you?
01:17:24You think I'm lying?
01:17:26Think?
01:17:27You'll never change, Milena.
01:17:30Never.
01:17:36If you weren't who you are, I wouldn't have to.
01:17:41Oh, God, that's...
01:17:45I'm glad you decided to get rid of me, Alex.
01:17:48You know that?
01:17:50Because I did love you, and...
01:17:54I couldn't...
01:17:55Oh, I...
01:18:01I can't even...
01:18:02Oh, God.
01:18:19I've never scanned you...
01:18:20What?
01:18:23I can't even see you later.
01:18:25Don't look crayon.
01:18:27I can't even see you later.
01:18:54Fuck off.
01:18:56You're drunk.
01:19:02Disappear.
01:19:02Melina, I want to explain.
01:19:06Tell it to your student.
01:19:09It's just that I can't stand to think of you with anyone else.
01:19:16Please.
01:19:17I'm tired.
01:19:18I had too much.
01:19:20I need sleep.
01:19:22Please, just go.
01:19:24Melina, I love you.
01:19:28I waited all night out there in the car.
01:19:31It's fucking daylight.
01:19:35You want me to tell you I slept with someone?
01:19:38Is that what you want?
01:19:39We fucked.
01:19:40Do you believe that?
01:19:41Is that what you want to believe?
01:19:46What do you want to know?
01:19:48The truth?
01:19:51No, you don't call it a lie.
01:19:52Okay.
01:19:58What do you want to do?
01:19:59It's called Micklin.
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