Nocturno Page #4

Synopsis: After the death of his beloved wife, a nobleman from northern Croatia turns to spiritualism refusing to accept that she's gone. She begins to appear in his presence and he starts to believe that she's alive.
 
IMDB:
8.3
Year:
1974
84 min
28 Views


What? What is it Janko? What?

Ana, if we heard it right...

Mister is not playing.

Mother of God, Mother of God!

Ana, mister can't play at all.

What is it? Your master hasn't traveled?

He's still here? - He's here.

He has guests. - What guests?

- I hear voices from the house at night.

And some playing too.

- You're just imagining that.

I'm not going near him. You bring

him this.

I brought you some food mister.

You coming when I don't want you with

my thoughts, but my whole being.

When doesn't know not just my thought,

but everything that is alive in me,

that I'm dying because you're not

beside me.

I'm here Lucio.

But you're looking for me in wrong

places, like every impatient child.

Why don't you stay beside me forever?

You're reading Byron.

Oh yes, that story was ghostly,

so what? It was like that, that's all.

You'll say that human soul knows the

bounds of worldly.

Don Juan, I have to write that down.

I didn't wrote anything for a long time.

Where is my album?

In the same place.

Look, I wrote the last things three

months ago. Such a long time ago.

Lucio don't.

Let it go Lucio.

I'll spill the ink.

Don't be impatient.

Just a little more.

It's probably dawn already.

Quiet... Don't mention the time.

What time is it?

- I don't know.

Clock has stopped, and it doesn't work.

- You fraud.

You think I don't hear ticking?

But it wasn't working, I'm sure.

Jelena, am I dreaming all this?

Tell me. You here, and everything

that happened?

Maybe you don't exist at all, and I'm

just imagining all this.

Quiet. Why are you asking all

these questions now?

But how should I interpret that?

- Sleep Lucio.

Close your eyes.

Where is he?

Why didn't you notice me that he

didn't gone away?

Why no one hasn't informed me that you

didn't gone away? - Oh doctor, it's you.

When was that... - That's the point.

I'd come earlier. - Why?

Don't act like a child, you know why.

I'm your doctor. I'm responsible for you.

Really? In front of who?

Seeing you treating your health like that,

I'd say that you don't have any intellect.

Let alone, education.

- Why? What am I doing?

You said you'll take a trip.

- And I didn't.

I'm fine here too.

- Very fine.

I can see and hear that.

- What does that mean?

You need treatment.

Nothing is hurting me.

- Really?

What about talking with yourself?

You lock yourself in room, and you

don't let anyone near you for hours.

You're playing Chopin

in the middle of the night,

you're wondering around the house

like a phantom.

Maybe you'll say that that is normal too.

I'm not talking with myself.

I know you won't believe me.

- Believe what?

Jelena is not dead.

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Zora Dirnbach

Zora Dirnbach (born 22 August 1929) is a Croatian Jewish journalist and writer. Dirnbach was born in Osijek on 22 August 1929 to a Jewish father and Austrian-born Catholic mother who converted to Judaism in 1922.She was raised with her sister Gertruda. Dirnbach studied art history at the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Zagreb. Since 1949, Dirnbach has worked as a journalist and editor of the cultural section at the daily newspapers, and Radio Zagreb. Since 1958, she worked as a dramatist on Radio Zagreb first channel, and since 1963-91 as a dramatist and editor of television drama program on Radio-Television Zagreb (now Croatian Radiotelevision). Dirnbach is author of three feature film scenarios, more than a dozen radio plays, TV dramas, TV movies, two series, adaptation and translation of a large number of radio and TV dramas. As an associate, Dirnbach taught TV dramaturgy for several years at the Academy of Dramatic Art, University of Zagreb. She has authored several novels and collections of short stories. Through her life Dirnbach was inspired by the tragedy of Shoah, personal and family tragedy, as she gave invaluable contribution to the Jewish community in Croatia. With the extensive involvement at Zagreb's Jewish community council, she led the Committee for Information at the council.Although Dirnbach was christened by her family during World War II in an attempt to save her life, she considers herself to be an atheist Croatian Jew. Her mother and sister survived the Holocaust although many members of her family did not. more…

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