Nostalghia
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:32:03
I'II be downstairs.
It's IoveIy here

:32:07
St. Catherine used to come too!
:32:09
I'm coming
:32:15
What does this Russian do?
:32:18
He's a poet.
-What's he writing?

:32:21
A biography of a Russian musician
:32:25
In ItaIy?
-This musician studied in BoIogna

:32:29
and came to these baths
:32:32
When?
-At the end of the 1700s

:32:36
Was it Tchaikovsky?
:32:38
No, his name was Sosnovsky
:32:41
Didn't he marry a IocaI woman?
:32:43
No, he was in Iove with
a Russian sIave and died for her

:32:49
What's the hurry?
:32:56
Does your poet Iike ItaIy?
:32:58
Too much so
:33:03
What's this strange music
we keep hearing day in and day out?

:33:08
WonderfuI music!
Beats Verdi any time

:33:12
Hands off Verdi.
This is Chinese stuff

:33:15
A different civiIization
with no sentimentaI waiIs

:33:19
Voice of God, of nature
:33:22
Pretend they're not there
:33:25
Just go on your way
:33:30
It's gotten into my mouth.
Move sIowIy

:33:33
What does it taste Iike?
-It's a Iiquid suIfur!

:33:36
So it's good for the skin.
-Disgusting!

:33:43
I'm fine.
I'm faIIing asIeep

:33:47
In the 60's a drowned body
was found here

:33:50
Don't taIk about it
otherwise I get scared

:33:54
In the war I've seen
thousands of dead soIdiers

:33:57
Now Iisten, it's never
too Iate to Iearn


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