The Piano Lesson Page #6
- PG
- Year:
- 1995
- 95 min
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STEWART is growing confused and anxious. His two mimics and their
growing audience unnerve him further.
PITO:
Kei Riri a te raho Maroke.
(shouted loudly at TAHU)
(Watch it dry balls is getting
touchy.)
SUBTITLED:
STEWART nods suspiciously towards the MAORI speaker not understanding
him, the speaker smiles and nods back.
STEWART:
difficult journey. The bush
will tear clothes and the mud
is deep in places.
STEWART walks away. ADA stands beside the piano turned away from the
activities. FLORA pats her hand trying to cheer her. Down on the beach
a fire is lit and pipis are prepared for cooking. Some of the young
men are racing naked into the sea.
STEWART:
What are they doing? We don't
have time for that.
It is some hours later and the carrying party are beginning to make
their way up into the bush. ADA still stands beside her piano. FLORA
wants to follow the party. BAINES comes back along the beach, trailed
BAINES:
show you to the path. (ADA does
not move) ... May I carry
something?
ADA turns to BAINES, her face angry and defiant, her eyes full of
tears. BAINES falls back, struck by her show of emotion. ADA and FLORA
walk past him toward the bush.
Sc 18 EXT CLIFF ABOVE BEACH DAY Sc 18
The party threads its way through the bush along the cliff. ADA pauses
at the cliff top to see her piano below on the sand, tiny and
desolate. Its distance and her love of it suddenly strike her. Its
music is faint and becomes loud over the next scene.
Sc 19 EXT BUSH FROM BEACH DAY Sc 19
Brown feet squelch through the mud, finally followed by dainty boots
caked in dirt. The MAORI leaders of the party have stopped.
4 - See Note
BAINES works his way to the front.
BAINES:
aha tenei?
(What is it?)
SUBTITLED:
HONE:
E hinga te Koroua ra B Pitama i
konci. Kare noa Kia hikina te
tapu.
(Old man Pitama died here.
(points to the spot)
The Tapu hasn't been lifted)
UNSUBTITLED:
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