La bella gente Page #2

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We come here for holidays,

we had just arrived.

I use to do my shopping

in the village.

That day I happened to see you.

This man was with you.

I'm working in a refuge

for abused women.

I take care of girls like you.

Do you understand?

Alfredo.

How do you feel?

Have you hurt yourself?

You may want to rest.

Shall I make you a bath?

Afterwards you can sleep

and tomorrow

it's up to you, you

can go, if you want.

Let's go.

Come with me.

Up there.

It's quite large...

The water is good.

Afterwards I show you your room.

No, wait, I go out.

The key is there.

Come here.

Do you think she will stay?

Talk to her, you too.

The mediator!

Come on.

Come and sit with us.

Come closer.

Would you like

to talk a little?

Sit down.

You want a cup of milk?

Eat something if you want.

Did you sleep well?

It's yours.

You can have it back.

Do you understand we want

to help you?

You have nothing to fear.

This is private property,

no one can come in here.

Not even the police.

Oh, one important thing...

Can someone threaten

your family?

Is someone in danger

if you don't go back there?

Me.

You can stay here until September

and then we'll see.

It won't be difficult

to find you a job.

Think of the permit.

Well, I have a friend.

Felice, who took care

of your papers.

- He often helped.

- He will take care of the papers.

- No problem.

- We will explain the situation.

He won't hesitate, be assured.

I'm still in love with my husband

as I've been for thirty years

when I met him

at the University.

I found him so cute

even if he isn't!

And you? You have a boyfriend?

Yes, at school, in Ukraine.

But since I came here...

You know what my mother said?

Russian women are the most

romantic in the world.

She was a teacher

in Russian literature.

Have you never tried

to get help?

It's Susanna, with the daughter

of your friend.

- Whose daughter?

- You don't know him.

- Your client Trentino?

- No, you don't know him.

- No, she is Russian!

- Russian? From where?

- What do you care?

- I just asked!

This is Nadja.

Hi. I'm Paola.

- And he's my husband.

- I'm coming!

He took the opportunity

to drown himself!

Classy!

- This is Nadja.

- Nice to meet you. Fabrizio.

Catch your breath.

Nice name, Nadja.

Are you Russian?

- From where?

- From Ukraine.

I've been there often.

I did well over there.

I really filled the pockets

when the communists left.

Untill they understood

the rules themselves,

then it was over. Out.

No more bets!

Dear Alfredo.

If I remember correctly,

I have a book in Russian.

Yes, here it is.

A collection of poems.

Susanna gave it to me

when we were students.

This poem was for me:

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