1:31:00
- Books.
- For reading.
1:31:02
Do you fraternize
with the militiamen?
1:31:07
We fight, we're like them.
1:31:11
I mean, sexually.
1:31:15
You...
1:31:16
I don't.
1:31:18
And you?
1:31:20
I'd like to.
1:31:21
- And...
- I lost interest ages ago.
1:31:26
You wouldn't think it,
but I'm a volcano.
1:31:29
Free love is one
of our principles.
1:31:32
Women have as much right
as men to enjoy their bodies.
1:31:34
Yes, but men think that
free love means a free hand.
1:31:39
How are you?
1:31:41
Greetings.
1:31:44
And you, Maria?
1:31:47
- Her? She's a nun.
- No!
1:31:49
Yes!
1:31:50
You're a nun...
1:31:51
...an anarchist and a weaver?
All three things?
1:31:56
I'm not an anarchist.
1:31:59
Nor am I a nun.
Not any more.
1:32:02
Maybe I'll become a weaver
after the war.
1:32:06
Some people say
that anarchism...
1:32:08
...is a form of religious affirmation.
1:32:13
No god, no master.
1:32:14
Bakunin has a biblical,
prophetic style.
1:32:18
You're the kind that says
things are always the same.
1:32:21
No, Englishman, this time
they're going to change.
1:32:25
So what did my father die for?
1:32:33
Know why he's here?
1:32:35
To tell us we have to
abandon this town!
1:32:38
Durruti says
it isn't strategic!
1:32:41
We have to go back
across the river!
1:32:44
He says we'll have tanks soon,
and caps with braid...
1:32:47
...and we'll be called
the People's Army!
1:32:50
I don't want an army!
I want anarchy!
1:32:53
Anarchy, for fuck's sake!
1:32:57
I don't want
to look like them.