:16:01
Who knows? Who knows?
:16:05
I haven't seen it. We've
only been together 30 years.
:16:09
If I die first, who's going
to clean him up for burial?
:16:13
-Who cleans him up now?
-He bathes himself.
:16:16
He's not crippled, thank God.
:16:20
All these years I was scared
Iva wouldn't come back.
:16:25
And now, he's back,
brought me a grandson...
:16:31
Give your Granny a hug!
:16:35
Oh, God.
:16:38
My good, good, Lord!
:16:41
I'll leave you both of them.
Especially the little one.
:16:44
You can leave Iva,
but not the boy.
:16:49
His place is with his mother.
:16:52
You're welcome here
as long as you're together.
:16:57
He'd be better off with you. I don't
even know how to give him a bath.
:17:01
Oh, you'll learn.
:17:04
From now on, all you'll be
is a mother, believe me.
:17:08
If you're worth your salt.
:17:11
You didn't smoke at all
during the war?
:17:14
I was scared of getting
the habit... and of you!
:17:17
Yes, one should be afraid
of bad habits.
:17:20
But with me... the older
I get, the weaker I am.
:17:25
Toward my own weaknesses.
:17:28
Thank God age
has taken away my desires.
:17:32
So I've nothing more to fear.
:17:35
But why am I afraid of you
if you're so helpless, huh?
:17:42
I rarely smoked
and then only a little.
:17:45
But for pleasure.
:17:51
When you joined the Partisans,
I no longer had a reason to light up.
:17:58
All these years your mom and I...