Liza Page #2
- Year:
- 1972
- 55 min
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It happened in Germany
in the 18th Century.
A monk was tried
for making love to a dog.
He loved solitude.
Through mortification
he is fulfilled.
He was a religious man
and perhaps yearned for holiness.
But one day he meets
a beautiful b*tch.
He follows her but loses track of her.
He sees her again the next day
and in the following days.
The dog seems to want to attract him.
Until one day,
he follows her to a barn
and they make love.
People say the devil took
the shape of the dog
to tempt him.
The monk was tried and burnt alive.
- And the b*tch?
- Her as well.
Who's coming?
- They're looking for a deserter.
- A deserter?
It's not the first time.
If they find him, they'll kill him.
No! Leave me alone!
Leave me alone, you bastards!
Liza, come here.
- Help him!
- How?
- They're killing him!
- They always do that.
They seek refuge on this island
thinking it's safe,
then they get caught like rats!
There's nothing I can do.
Do you want a biscuit?
What will you do to that man?
Unfortunately, there are regulations.
- Come here!
- Do you need help, miss?
Liza, come here!
We've got trouble!
Rest.
Move!
Get up and walk!
You mustn't speak to anyone, okay?
Walk!
Come on!
Move! One of these days
I'll smash your head in!
Don't try running away!
Move it!
Move it, come on!
Come on!
I'll put chains on you!
You bite as well?
Leave my hand alone!
Let go or I'll kill you!
Let go!
Get up, come on!
Get in your place!
Get up! Get to your bed!
Get to your bed!
There!
So you bite, do you?
Go on!
Do you want to bite?
Get down here!
What's wrong?
Why did you come here?
Mum tried to kill herself.
She's still in hospital.
- It's blackmail.
- No, she wants to see you.
Of course.
Your hair's grown.
Are you well?
Are you happy?
I asked to be left alone.
So. How's it going, Paolo?
I've got a girlfriend now.
Stay calm.
Calm down, I'm here.
Do you know these glasses
were invented by the Eskimos?
These glasses! Why are you
in this sort of Pantheon?
With your dried fish, your gas lamp.
Who do you think you are?
- A wild man? A survivor?
- So?
- I do as I want.
- What do you want?
Here.
- Are you hungry?
- Yes, a bit.
Self service!
The last story you drew
was good.
Thanks. I'm working, as you can see.
And you get the money you need.
Eat up.
So, you're alright then?
Yes, but what about your wife?
You'll have to decide one day.
Come here.
If I took you with me,
I'd never come back.
Let me come with you.
No.
You'll wait here for me.
You'll look after the house.
I'll come back.
Take me with you, Giorgio!
- Don't you know where your mum is?
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