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:25:04
This is very good work.
:25:07
You have real talent.
:25:08
Oh, come on.
:25:10
I'm not looking
for your compliments.

:25:13
I want a serious critique.
:25:15
But I'm being sincere.
:25:17
These are
very original paintings...

:25:20
none of the usual tricks.
:25:22
But that's...
that's not specific.

:25:25
You have to trust
a true compliment

:25:27
as much as a critique.
:25:29
Yeah, well, some people
have told me not to trust

:25:32
what you say.
:25:34
They say if a girl asks
your opinion,

:25:36
and she's not
a complete fright,

:25:38
you'll gush all over her.
:25:41
I need you to tell me
one thing honestly...

:25:45
do you actually believe
that I should continue to paint?

:25:48
Yes.
:25:52
Yes.
:26:05
You'll like Tina.
:26:06
She's a brilliant
photographer,

:26:08
one of the few
with real taste.

:26:10
Do you know Alvarez Bravo?
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I know his work.
It's good.

:26:14
I'll introduce you to him.
He'll want to photograph you.

:26:16
Without clothes, of course.
:26:18
Of course.
:26:22
That's the thing
about these radicals.

:26:24
They're a little dangerous,
:26:26
but they definitely throw
the best parties.

:26:28
Ah, at last!
:26:30
The monster!
:26:32
Tina!
:26:38
This is Frida Kahlo.
:26:39
She's a wonderful painter.
:26:42
She wants to be
a wonderful painter.

:26:44
Oh, don't be shy.
:26:45
Nobody really thinks their own
stuff is good except Diego.

:26:48
He's the only one who's sure.
:26:50
Go find Siqueiros.
:26:51
He's been bad-mouthing you
again.

:26:53
You come with me.
:26:56
Great party.

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