:34:00
What's the wall?
:34:02
The wall is where they're from.
It's where they congregate.
:34:06
Can we go to the wall? Can we do that?
:34:08
No, you can't go to the wall.
Don't go to the wall.
:34:11
We'll go to the wall. It's a free country.
:34:14
Don't go to the wall.
Don't follow them there. Don't do it.
:34:17
Why don't you get back downtown?
:34:19
Let's go to the wall.
:34:21
Why don't you go downtown?
I'm as much from here as you are.
:34:24
-Why can't we go to the wall?
-We can go if you wanna go.
:34:27
-Why has he gotta be so possessive?
-Let's go. Let's go to the wall.
:34:30
My brother's a pretty cool guy, isn't he?
:34:50
Are you guys imitating a black culture
or a black lifestyle?
:34:54
We're not imitating it,
we're influenced by it.
:34:56
Did you always have that way of speaking?
ls that the way you were brought up?
:35:01
Whatever. It just happened.
:35:03
If you moved to London right now,
in two years you'd be talking...
:35:07
...like some English person.
:35:09
You talk like this to your parents?
How do they feel about it?
:35:12
They hate it,
but their parents hated what they did.
:35:15
So, it is about rebelling
against your parents.
:35:19
It's about doing what the fuck
you wanna do.
:35:27
Sam? Oh, my God!
:35:28
Hi. How are you?
:35:32
You've changed so much.
:35:34
I have. I'm a filmmaker.
I'm doing a documentary.
:35:38
Really?
:35:39
What's your name?
:35:41
Scott.
:35:43
-Howdy, Scott.
-How you doing, pal?
:35:47
What do you want?
:35:48
-Nothing. Just watching.
-Watching what?
:35:51
The approach to Staten lsland.
:35:52
Are you married?
:35:53
Yeah, I'm married.
I live on the Upper East Side....
:35:57
-I don't mean to be strange or pushy or...
-Well, you are.