:50:07
Theo.
:50:12
- Can't it wait till morning?
- No, please, I need your help.
:50:15
Here.
:50:19
- What is it this time?
- Look at this.
:50:26
Yes, it's coming along.
:50:29
It's got a very good sense of light.
:50:33
- What's the matter? You look terrible.
- Will you be able to sell it?
:50:39
I'll try.
:50:42
It's hard to sell any of the new painters,
even the ones with some sort of name.
:50:46
You know how Goupil's begrudges me...
:50:47
the little space I can get for them
in the back room.
:50:50
Then why don't you leave Goupil's?
Set up for yourself.
:50:52
- Why waste time with idiots like that?
- Vincent, don't tell me how to run my life!
:50:57
It's taken me a long time
to get where I am.
:50:59
It may not be ideal, but, to me,
what I'm doing seems worthwhile.
:51:03
And you don't make it any easier.
I haven't had any sleep for six months.
:51:07
When people come to the house,
you insult them.
:51:09
Don't I have a right to express my opinion?
:51:10
This is my home.
You have no right to insult my guests!
:51:17
Maybe I shouldn't have come to Paris
in the first place.
:51:29
Vincent, all we've got
is what we can give each other.
:51:33
You know how much joy it would give me
to sell your paintings.
:51:36
I show them whenever I get a chance.
:51:39
But perhaps you should take some
to some other dealer.
:51:42
The more your work's seen, the better.
:51:44
Go to Père Tanguy.
I'll talk to him about you.
:51:47
- Why should...
- See what he can do for you.
:51:48
And show him some of your old work,
not just the new stuff.
:51:51
Is that your way of saying
the new work's no good?
:51:54
Vincent, I'm not going to argue with you
when you're in this mood.
:51:57
- What mood? All I'm trying...
- Good night.