:09:04
And in Europe, in France?
:09:07
In Milan, Strehler does good work.
:09:10
Yes, he has...
:09:12
There's a great Althusser text
about a Brecht play...
:09:18
..and Ive made it mine.
:09:21
I turn around...
:09:25
And suddenly the question is...
:09:30
..are the words Ive just said,
so awkwardly and blindly...
:09:36
..part of a greater play
continuing through me...
:09:43
..a worker in the world theatre.
:09:47
The sense incomplete...
:09:50
..looking through and with me...
:09:54
all the actors and settings
:09:57
of the silent oration.
:10:02
That's why Im speaking.
:10:06
Yes, that's why.
:10:07
Cut, fine. Take five.
:10:13
Go ahead.
:10:20
Ill go with Serge.
:10:21
Don't I get a kiss?
:10:24
You said we'd go see 8 1/2.
:10:26
Bye.
:10:27
It's disgusting.
:10:29
He always goes if I want him to stay.
:10:35
It's a starting point.
:10:37
Politics are
:10:39
the starting point
of practical revolutionary action.
:10:43
I don't get it.
:10:49
You're too much.
:10:51
I don't understand.
:10:53
Now listen carefully, Yvonne,
it's easy.
:10:58
All revolutionary party action
is applied policy.