Louder Than Bombs Page #4
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- Year:
- 2015
- 109 min
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Oh, that sounds like fun.
That 'he did not know
even that was me.
Yes'. And truly '
Pathetic, is not it?
No.
He's a good kid.
It's just a difficult age.
She was young.
She was young. Someone said she was in the late 30s. No kids.
But she seemed more 'younger.
No, not when she smiled.
What kind of impression she had of him
in this unpleasant
Light of the school?
Those earrings
They were just wrong.
'Cause something like that
at a staff meeting?
Was it his fault?
No, he imagined on in.
She just wanted to make friends being new at school,
I am his colleague.
Oh, anyway,
Conrad goes in your English class.
- The youngest?
- I have two boys.
The eldest is finishing
a doctorate in sociology.
Remarkable.
He will teach. His wife is pregnant.
grandfather. I can not believe.
- Congratulations.
- Thank you.
Oh, 'cause hell
I said what?
probably thought
a grandfather,
smell
The urine of tobacco,
to phones with big buttons,
to a slow death
of throat cancer.
- What 's so' funny?
- No, nothing, really, no.
Thank you.
- May I tell you something?
- Yes'.
tell it to you, but f*** ...
That 's the first time
since my wife
and 'dead, that' for two years.
- Good?
- Well ...
There were one or two ...
accidents.
Not good.
Obviously,
I was too nervous.
You ', you know,' that ...
and 'that when
become more 'big,
become more 'conscious
of your body and the way in which ...
It's getting weird
hiding so '.
I am uncomfortable to see
Conrad in the classroom
and pretend
and 'like other boys.
Yes.
It was early and very cold.
There was a group of men
who prepared
the burial of a boy.
The children died
everyday.
I felt that I had to
take it in the right way.
What does convey something
about what 'was happening.
And there was this man ...
the child's father.
I was looking for some signal
it was right that I was there,
that he accept me.
Coping
this every time.
Can I take a picture
They tell their story?
The way their
they would have told?
And it 'That's my job?
Or I should use
his family to say something
more 'large and in some
more 'important way?
At the risk of using them
as an example
for the victims.
In wartime
the rules of conduct
Civil are interrupted.
In a normal life,
to photograph
while they are grieving.
I felt to get close with
respect, not to speak loudly,
not to move
too quickly.
I want to be sincere.
I want to feel sincere in
for these people, and ...
they perceive it.
Even without speaking.
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