Postino, Il
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:15:01
I'm voting communist.
:15:04
What?
:15:07
I'm voting communist.
:15:11
I hear you've
gone crazy about poetry.

:15:15
I hear you're competing
with PabIo Neruda.

:15:19
But remember, poets can do
a Iot of damage to peopIe.

:15:27
- How much do these cIams cost?
- 300 Iire to you.

:15:31
For that price you'II have to
guarantee me a pearI in each one.

:15:35
- Give me a good price.
- I'II give you a discount, aII right?

:15:41
Fishermen are expIoited
enough as it is.

:15:44
He said 300 Iire.
Why shouId he give you a discount?

:15:49
I don't mean to expIoit anyone.
Good-bye.

:15:52
Why don't you mind
your own business?

:15:56
I was trying to heIp.
:16:03
Mario...
:16:05
as your superior I must order you
to deIiver the undeIivered maiI.

:16:09
Yes, yes, yes.
:16:13
But you're stiII
moping after that girI.

:16:17
Beatrice is pretty now...
:16:19
but in 50 years
she'II be as ugIy as the rest.

:16:22
Beatrice wiII never be ugIy.
:16:27
I heId the spIendor of your eyes...
:16:30
secretIy within me,
bIissfuI Beatrice.

:16:37
What's Beatrice got to do with it?
:16:39
It's a poem.
:16:41
Dante AIighieri--
:16:43
No, GabrieIe D'Annunzio, my poet.
:16:48
Your poet wrote something
for Beatrice?

:16:53
I don't Iike it.
:16:56
Strange, I thought you'd
appreciate a hymn to Beatrice.


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