:34:01
All of them, almost.
:34:03
Don't feel bad.
:34:06
At the beginning Buenos Aires
seems to eat you alive,...
:34:09
... but then you get used
to it. It's easier.
:34:15
You don't have to lose
your faith.
:34:19
Do you have faith?
:34:25
Now I think my father
in Germany was right.
:34:30
Says I'm crazy... Travel without
know about her for so long,...
:34:36
-... with, without money...
-When did you see her last?
:34:41
A year and a half or so...
:34:44
Parents always say you're
crazy when you're young.
:34:53
Do you have a daughter?
:34:57
No, that's not my daughter.
:35:00
How old do you think I am?
:35:06
She's an Italian who came
here like you,...
:35:09
... with no money.
:35:11
With a suitcase,
a name and an address.
:35:16
-She also came here seeking
someone. -A man?
:35:21
-Yes. -And when she comes,
she find him?
:35:26
Yes. They met
after a long time,...
:35:29
... after some years.
:35:32
-In a movie theater.
-But the man...
:35:36
... she looks for,
waits for her?
:35:39
Yes, well... Things were
different at that time.
:35:43
It was after the war.
There were few telephones,...
:35:49
... letters got lost...
:35:53
The same happened
with people.
:35:55
People got lost too.
:35:58
The irony was he was writing
to her to a desert village...