:26:04
Living... without being jealous...
:26:07
- Signora, you have a store? - And what a store!
- What kind? - A grocery.
:26:12
Everything can change world, but not for someone
with a grocery store. Filippo De Libero, I have a store in Fondi.
:26:19
- People will always need groceries.
- Unless the Russians come. - What do you mean?
:26:24
The Russians don't believe in business.
Life without business is nothing.
:26:29
- You accountants know anything!
- What does the Pope think, Signora?
:26:33
He made a speech yesterday.
Everybody cried.
:26:35
- Bombs killing women and children!
- Don't our bombs kill?
:26:39
- You're the ones who wanted the war!
- Me ? - Yes, you, too.
:26:43
- If I...
- You're wearing your Fascist pin.
:26:46
- So what?
- I have one, too. Does that mean I wanted the war? Play something!
:26:51
- That won't change anything! The harm is done.
- You talk as if you weren't Italian.
:26:56
I'm not, if it means stay here and stuffing my face
while the rest of the country is dying.
:27:00
We're pigs. That's what we are!
All pigs!
:27:08
Why do you always have to spoil everything, Michele?
:27:12
- He's not a bad boy, signora.
- No, Signora, he's really very nice.
:27:15
My son should thank God that I'm around to earn money!
:27:18
- He's an idealist.
- That's it! - So everybody makes a fool of you.
:27:23
Let's play ''Faccetta Nera'' [A Fascist song].
:27:33
Maybe I could buy some food for you.
:27:35
Once there was enough of everything here.
Money was all you needed.
:27:40
Not now.
:27:43
You can buy me fifty sacks of flour...
twenty sacks of corn meal...
:27:47
You want some split peas, beans, lentils?
:27:51
- How are the prices?
- People around here are still honest.
:27:54
A jar of lard and some olive oil.
:27:57
- Who's got olive oil these days?
- I'll get her some, Mama.