Violent Life Page #2

Synopsis: Tommaso, giovane di borgata, per conquistare l'amore di Irene organizza una serenata che finisce in una rissa, durante la quale ferisce un uomo con un coltello. Viene arrestato e condannato ad alcuni mesi di carcere. Durante la permanenza nella casa di pena, si ammala di tisi. Ricoverato in sanatorio, conosce un sindacalista comunista, che si interessa a lui e lo esorta e lo aiuta a prendere coscienza, sociale e politica. Tommaso si rimette in carreggiata e decide di sposare Irene. Un giorno, per salvare una donna, si getta nelle acque gelide dell'Aniene, ma questo gesto di altruismo e di coraggio gli provoca una ricaduta della malattia e, poco dopo, la morte.
 
IMDB:
6.9
Year:
1962
106 min
15 Views


We nearly got nabbed

for 8,000 liras!

Let me go!

What do you want?

What have I done?

- Watch out.

- You want to kill me?

Where's your money, you swine?

- He's got his best outfit on.

- Chuck him down there.

We're handsome,

good and we can move!

We nicked this obelisk

from the Russians!

We can do that

because we're powerful!

Greetings, glories of Rome.

Eternal city, your end has come!

You can buy bread anywhere but

you must fight tooth and nail for it,

in this city of swines and murderers.

Why don't you leave and go back

to Lungotevere to live it up?

Rome, bring me your actresses,

I want to have a word in their ears.

Ears? No, in their faces!

Three thumps on the foreheads

of your actresses, there!

Lello...

You know what I think?

That you and I will

never starve to death.

Of course,

I'd eat anything I found.

Damn, we're good!

We've always lived

with what the world gave us.

You don't even know

why you're in this world.

Since I was a kid,

I've known the evils of the world.

Lello, remember when we were kids,

we robbed that idiot who sold pigs

of all his money?

It was a load of money!

And we rented some bikes

with our mates

and went to

the Madonna del Divino Amore.

Then we found those two hookers

working on the bridge

and we paid for everyone.

That was fun!

Don't you think?

Let me sleep!

Let's go, it's morning.

I'm bushed!

Come on, let's walk

the rest of the way.

Aren't you tired of walking?

If you're not happy,

take a taxi and bugger off.

Wait.

What are you rushing for?

Let's see what's on today.

Look at her! Let's take her with us.

Here's the tram, let's go!

My darling!

Call for help.

Just look at this silly pair.

- Hi, Celeste.

- Hi, Irene.

Can I have a kiss, Celeste?

They were so cruel to that dog!

It's hers, It's Irene's.

You felt sorry for it?

I don't like seeing

the weak get picked on.

- But he had mange.

- How did he get it?

I don't know,

my brother walked him all the time.

He must've got it from another dog.

- I'm off.

- You're going?

I've got things to do at home.

See you later.

You can love a dog

like it's one of the family.

When I was a kid, I had a dog.

He grew up and my mom gave it away.

I cried that day.

And dogs are clever too.

They can understand more than people.

I know, you're right.

If I hadn't come here to Garbatella

to see a friend,

if I hadn't stopped to look at

those kids playing football,

and if it weren't for the dog,

we wouldn't have met.

Why?

It's fate.

- You know what's on at the movies?

- "Hercules".

Why don't we go see it?

I can't.

- Do you work?

- No, only at home.

There's plenty of work there!

So you're a proper

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Franco Brusati

Franco Brusati (Milan, 4 August 1922 – Rome, 28 February 1993) was an Italian screenwriter and director. more…

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