In Search of Fellini Page #6
- No. Yes, Rome!
- Yes.
- No. You have to go.
- We have to go.
[laughs]
We have to go.
Um...
We...
We can't go.
But you can go.
- Mom, it would be so much fun.
- I know.
I know it's far,
but I've saving up.
- And I think if I break open my piggy bank...
- No, I know, I know,
- we can have enough...
- I know, I know, I know, I know. Just listen to me.
Wait, I cannot go!
Okay?
You have to go
on your own.
We just have to
stop this, okay?
You need your own life,
and so do I.
I'm tired.
I... I just need
to take care of myself.
- I'm... I'm sorry if you're not feeling well...
- I... I want you...
You need to... I need...
- I can help you...
- No, I'm fine. [coughs]
- ...get better.
- No, I'm fine. I'm fine, Kerri's here.
I need some time, okay?
Look at me!
I need some time for me, okay?!
I need a life right now, okay?!
- I need a life!
- But... I-I... it's...
- I'm sorry, love!
- [sobbing] I don't understand!
[Claire]
I don't feel well!
[crying]
[knock on door]
Hey.
Went to find who?
[man singing in Italian]
Italy.
[singing continues on record]
What's the worst
that could happen?
Oh, I don't know.
Lost. Robbed.
Assaulted. Raped.
Chopped into little bits.
[Kerri] Okay.
[women giggle]
[Claire]
Who the f*** is Fellini?
[Kerri] Fellini,
he's an Italian filmmaker.
You know,
[Claire]
What... what films?
[Kerri] Well,
Well, what are they about?
Just, you know...
mostly humanity.
How humanity's depraved.
A lot of orgies.
Togas.
[bell tolling]
Like, asses, breasts.
Just like, jiggling breasts
You know, art.
[Mario speaking in Italian]
Mario?
- Yes.
- Hi, uh, hello.
- This is Lucy Cunningham.
- Ah, the american, yes.
Yes, Americana. Yes. [Mario
chattering in background]
Well,
- and I ended up in Verona.
- Verona.
And I lost my bags.
They said they went to Germany
or Austria or something.
So I just wanted to call
and... and tell you
that I was...
that I'm on my way
and I'm... I'm very excited!
[Mario speaking in Italian]
- Okay, Lucia, Lucia, Lucia--
- What was that?
[speaking in Italian]
Fellini, is not here.
So you miss him, okay?
Your appointment
with Fellini is missed.
So he's not in Rome anymore,
and you have to wait, okay?
You have to wait, Lucy.
A few days.
- A few days?
- Maybe a week.
You are in Verona,
Romeo and Juliet, is very nice.
You know, have a gelato
and look at the balcony.
- Do something, get busy okay?
- Okay.
Right. Sure.
[Mario speaking in Italian]
Eat a bombolone, it's very
good.
- Okay, yes, thank you!
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