My Little Princess Page #2
- Year:
- 2011
- 105 min
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Better than your crummy paintings.
Bravo, Hanna.
Bravo.
- For you, her and Grandma.
- Thanks.
And so you can get some
decent photos developed.
Did you see how my women
are enchanting and intoxicating?
With heavy breasts...
...and hair like Arabian drapes.
- Yes.
Their rumps are...
splendid!
Yes.
It's exceptional, Hanna.
I want you to continue.
Stop it.
Stop it.
Stop! Can't you see I'm choking?
Look what she's done!
- Why did you do that?
- Do what?
Violetta! Violetta!
Why did you smear his painting?
I didn't do it on purpose.
Oh, come now.
Is Ernie your boyfriend?
No, not really.
Your mother is a physiophobe.
End of story.
Physiophobia
is claustrophobia of the flesh.
Picture yourself in a lift
going up, up, up.
It's full of people and...
you can't get away and...
and you can't take it anymore.
What about Dad?
Listen, darling.
You need to know that fathers
are a major handicap of nature, ok?
Dear God,
please don't let anything happen
to my girls, especially Violetta.
Watch over her heart and her soul.
Keep evil away from her.
Oh Lord, I'm begging you.
It's my very own television.
Get ready.
I'm just checking my light meter.
Is this good, Mom?
Is the pose ok?
Yes, it's interesting.
Do you know who you look like?
It's crazy.
Like Shirley Temple.
I know you don't know her.
Who is Shirley Temple?
Shirley Temple was a little girl
who sang and danced like you.
She looked a lot like you.
She was a little girl
from Hollywood!
Do you want... Here...
More lipstick.
Blood red.
The little mouth.
You're Shirley Temple,
violet vendor in the stars, ok?
Yes, ok.
You'll put this on.
I don't want to.
But you can be a prima donna.
No...
I want this.
Ok, can you act like an enchantress?
Look here. How do the stars do it?
Very good.
It's exactly that.
You can work it.
I don't know how,
but you work it.
Oh, very pretty!
The eyelids down. Very pretty.
Ok. Let me introduce you to...
a friend.
The Bald Narrator.
He's appalling!
But that's what's poignant!
It's deeply moving.
Take him.
It sickens you?
That's it.
It's ugly. I don't like it.
It's white.
It's lovely.
It's soft.
Who did your hair?
It's like cotton candy!
My mom and I take pictures.
- It's fun!
- It's wicked!
Oh my God!
What's that?
She's the devil's daughter.
She's his daughter.
I'll chase you away, Satan!
Grandma?
Grandma?
Grandma, what's wrong?
Turn off that TV. I can't stand it.
There's nothing but crap
on that idiot box. Here.
Let in air. It's greasy.
The meatballs are still cooking.
Well, I don't feel well.
I just have one question for you.
I want to eat calmly now.
I won't stay long. I'm sorry.
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