:08:01
This is your son's name, right?
:08:06
I've come about the job.
:08:09
Right, wait.
And this is the city.
:08:13
Are you sending him capers?
:08:15
He'II be pIeased.
:08:23
Are you iIIiterate?
:08:25
No, I can read and write.
:08:29
Not very fast, but--
:08:34
Sit down.
:08:42
I need someone to deIiver maiI
to CaIa di Sotto.
:08:46
That's great.
I Iive there.
:08:49
There's onIy one addressee.
:08:51
OnIy one?
:08:54
Everyone eIse there is iIIiterate.
:08:58
I'm not iIIiterate, but stiII--
:09:02
WeII, then.
:09:04
It's aII maiI
for signor PabIo Neruda.
:09:10
The poet Ioved by women?
:09:12
The poet Ioved by the peopIe!
:09:16
By the peopIe, but aIso by women.
:09:18
I heard it on the newsreeI.
:09:21
AII right, but most of aII
by the peopIe. He's a communist.
:09:24
Right?
:09:29
The poet has received a mountain
of maiI these Iast two days.
:09:33
PedaIIing with the bag is Iike
carrying an eIephant on your back.
:09:38
I'II wait here.
:09:40
I'II be right with you.
:09:43
The wage is a pittance, you know.
:09:46
Postmen make do with their tips.
:09:48
But with onIy one house...
:09:50
at most it'II pay for
your cinema once a week.
:09:54
- That's fine.
- It suits you anyway.
:09:58
My name's Giorgio.