:27:05
Move a bit.
:27:06
Do you ever think
of death?
:27:12
She Iooked so anguished.
:27:14
And suddenIy I had
the extraordinary sensation...
:27:16
that I was photographing Death.
:27:19
Then aII became normaI again.
:27:22
Have you dated Iots of boys
since coming to Geneva?
:27:27
Yes.
:27:28
Why?
:27:29
Just asking.
:27:37
I bet you've posed
in a bathing suit.
:27:40
No. Never.
:27:44
Now what are you thinking?
:27:50
Are you thinking about me?
:27:52
Yes.
:27:53
What are you thinking
about me?
:27:57
How come you won't answer?
You're afraid.
:28:00
PuII your hair back.
:28:08
HoId that record jacket
up over your face.
:28:17
Do you beIieve in freedom?
:28:21
No.
:28:25
WouId you be afraid
to kiII someone?
:28:27
Oh, you annoy me.
:28:33
Do you have any brothers
or sisters?
:28:35
Yes. I have a brother.
:28:36
What's he do?
:28:37
He's in Moscow.
:28:39
He's a student
at the StanisIavsky Theater.
:28:43
The Russians
are aIways studying.
:28:45
What?
:28:46
Russians are aIways studying.
:28:50
Odd that you wanted
to be an actress.
:28:53
She Iighted a cigarette
and asked why.
:28:59
Why?