Wyszedł z domu 1971 DM
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00:00I'm not worthy, I'm not, no, I won't touch your dress, why are you hiding, you're afraid,
00:28you're running away, lady, just say a word and my soul will be healed, what am I talking about?
00:42She wanted to see you, I'm talking to you, to the wall, lady, lady, lady, and you're not here, it's hard.
00:58I swore that if he comes back to me, I will not, I will not, until the end of my life, until the end of my life I will not take to my lips,
01:16I will be silent every Saturday, if he comes back, and if he doesn't come back, what will I be?
01:29She ate sweets, me, lady, me, your dishes, yours, why was Jair's daughter worthy?
01:46Jair's daughter, what Jair?
01:54This house, these devices, these little things, they only made sense in connection with him, he filled this armchair, these slippers, me.
02:24How much, how much dust has accumulated here, what am I supposed to do now, what am I supposed to do with myself?
02:52If he found a way out, he would fill my day, lay down the books, write a piece of paper, sew a button, throw a rope, sew a button, what do I care about the button?
03:10If there is no eternal life, what do I care about the button? If there is no salvation, what will come to me from the buttons? Is there that world?
03:26No one will believe me that I am a mature woman, I sometimes think about immortality, and this is in completely unexpected places, for example, in a shop, or after dinner at the table, or in the kitchen.
03:56I am a 40-year-old woman, I want to be after death.
04:26Saved. Maybe I'll be an angel.
04:33Lord, will I rise from the dead? Lord, my Lord, will a tombstone rise to the sound of a trumpet and my young body come out of the ground as pure as a mountain crystal?
04:53Will my thighs rise from the dead? Will my breasts, lips, the skin of my neck rise from the dead?
05:01Funny question. And what do I care about this hand if he doesn't touch it? It is only a tip, it is a tool for grasping, carrying, washing.
05:20What do I care about my face? What is it to you? It is an old, worn-out bag.
05:50Today I swallowed time. I feel like sand is pouring through a cloth.
06:20Sand is grinding in my teeth, time is pouring from the upper half of my body through some vessel to the lower part, even further, lower.
06:33I feel like a queen at the moment, a lady from a card, a red queen, who has two heads, two breasts, two upper halves attached to each other,
06:58and there is no second, lower half, the most important, the main one, for the mother, for the world, for the womb, for the man.
07:13I am a paper queen, I have my head here and there.
07:18The state is fatal for prostitutes.
07:48I am a paper queen, I have my head here and there.
08:18I feel like a queen at the moment, a lady from a card, a red queen, who has two heads, two breasts, two upper halves attached to each other, even further, lower.
08:33I feel like a queen at the moment, a lady from a card, a red queen, who has two heads, two breasts, two upper halves attached to each other, even further, lower.
08:53He left me, he left my body.
08:59I will be waiting for him, forever young, but he is getting old.
09:06Has dad come back yet?
09:09No.
09:11Maybe something fell out of him?
09:13I don't know.
09:15I'm telling you that something fell out of him.
09:17I don't know, I'm just afraid.
09:20Did something happen?
09:21Did something happen?
09:23Dad, you know, fell over.
09:27What do you mean, fell over?
09:30I don't know, he's just not here.
09:33Dad always comes back.
09:35When was the last time you talked to him?
09:37In the morning.
09:39I didn't notice anything special.
09:41He kissed me and asked me when I was coming back.
09:44I saw him take a clean tissue to his nose.
09:46Mom, such a person will not think about a tissue to the nose.
09:53It's really unnecessary.
09:56I don't know.
09:58I called the emergency room, the radio, the television, the office.
10:02We have to wait.
10:04We can't wait.
10:06I'll call the police station.
10:08Has a citizen been reported missing from this building?
10:12Yes, sir, my husband.
10:14My husband.
10:16Please start.
10:18Please describe the incident.
10:22My husband.
10:24Please calm down.
10:26He fell without a trace.
10:28Please give me a sketch of the missing person.
10:35I'm very sorry.
10:37I just lost my head.
10:39Everything flew out of my head.
10:42I don't remember.
10:44Maybe my daughter.
10:46That's not good.
10:48So maybe you.
10:50Papa?
10:52Actually, he was a nobody.
10:54I mean, he was similar.
10:56I wanted to say he was not similar to anything.
10:58Like everyone else.
11:00Yes.
11:02I don't know myself.
11:04I've never looked closely at my father.
11:06Dad is a blonde.
11:08He wears glasses.
11:09You know,
11:11my father has
11:13beer eyes.
11:16You know, if you're together all the time,
11:19you can't tell them apart.
11:23Because it's about
11:25when the missing person left the house.
11:28He shaved,
11:30drank coffee,
11:32changed his socks.
11:34I mean, a man who shaves so thoroughly in the morning
11:36can't do anything wrong afterwards.
11:39You have experience in these things.
11:42You have to tell me.
11:44I assure you.
11:46So?
11:48It's about how many days the missing person has been away from home.
11:52Excuse me?
11:54How many days ago did your husband leave the house?
11:57This morning.
11:59Please calm down.
12:01It's about when was the last time he left the house.
12:04Today at 7.30.
12:06He drank coffee, changed his socks.
12:09What time
12:11and what day
12:13did he leave the house?
12:15He took a clean towel with him.
12:17This morning.
12:19What do you mean, this morning?
12:21Like every day,
12:23except for holidays.
12:25And when does he come back from work?
12:28At 5.00.
12:30Never late?
12:32He comes back a few times.
12:34At 7.00.
12:36Now it's
12:388.00.
12:408.00.
12:42So your husband
12:44was an hour late.
12:46An hour?
12:48One hour.
12:52I don't know.
12:54I stopped counting the hours.
12:59One
13:01hour.
13:03You see, mommy.
13:06I'll take Cleopatra for a walk because she wants to pee.
13:14One hour.
13:32One hour.
13:37The ground froze on two elbows.
13:40Or on three.
13:42You won't bite without a wedge.
13:45If you don't bite,
13:47you'll lick.
13:49What are you doing here, good people?
13:51We're snorting in our hands.
13:56It won't fit in such a small hole.
13:58And if you squeeze it well,
14:00you'll push it.
14:02It won't fit in such a small hole.
14:04It's just the beginning.
14:06This hole will turn into a hole.
14:08Into a hole.
14:10Someone important died in your city.
14:12No, he didn't die.
14:14He was born again.
14:16He was born and was reborn.
14:18He almost rose from the dead.
14:20If he was born, why are you snorting?
14:22For a warm-up, sir.
14:24I know a bit about it.
14:27You tell me.
14:29You're more stupid.
14:30I'd better look.
14:34Grass.
14:36What about grass?
14:38Is that old man hiding something in the grass?
14:40Speech.
14:42Bananas.
14:44You eat them.
14:46You're doing well.
14:48In the afternoon, sir,
14:50I replace bananas with peas and cabbage.
14:52Who comes from this world?
14:54Is it a secret?
14:56What do you have to do with it?
14:57From Paris.
14:59Have you heard of such a city?
15:01Their Paris to Paris.
15:03Who am I?
15:05I, who I am,
15:07what I am not,
15:09I am not what I am.
15:11You see, brother,
15:13no one goes down here,
15:15only goes up.
15:17Goes up?
15:19Like a rosary finger.
15:21Maybe you'll eat a banana.
15:23We're doing test drills here.
15:24What do you call what was dust?
15:26Cabbage is lying here.
15:28Daddy is lying here.
15:30Shut up, bastard.
15:32Listen, sir,
15:34you're also a daddy, aren't you?
15:36Cabbage is lying here.
15:38Daddy.
15:40Daddy who was a daddy.
15:42You're wrong, sir.
15:44Daddy is lying here who was a daddy.
15:46If he's lying,
15:48what are you looking for in this frozen land?
15:50Let him rest in you.
15:51But in what Lord was it here?
15:55There is an order from the emperor.
15:57You have to dig, sir.
15:59You have to help him,
16:01because he won't get up from the dead.
16:03You have to look.
16:05There will be an academy to honor the sky
16:07with an artistic part.
16:09Then a funeral.
16:12There was a provocation in this garden.
16:14It's been going on for a long time.
16:16The grass is growing.
16:18Talk.
16:19What are you talking about, boy?
16:21The grass.
16:23He was a noble man.
16:25He loved people, flowers,
16:27and even man.
16:29So you have an order to dig daddy
16:31who wasn't a cabbage.
16:33What's wrong with the name?
16:35What I call a rose under another name
16:37would smell equally.
16:39He was good.
16:41The bad people did the job.
16:43They put a false dot over it,
16:45erased the comma,
16:47and quoted it later.
16:49They dug him out of the chest,
16:51breaking the rules and bones.
16:53He sang like a duck,
16:55spitting in his own mouth.
16:57Did he sing?
16:59And when they played him on the teeth,
17:01he not only sang, but also danced.
17:03And now?
17:05The seed came out of the bag.
17:07And he's from the ground,
17:09poor fellow of truth.
17:11Even though the olive is not alive,
17:13it floats to the top.
17:15So dig him alive.
17:17You have to get him out of this earth faster.
17:19Darling!
17:21In the hot water, sir,
17:23you can see the companions.
17:25A real Frenchman, like from a box.
17:27Set the fire, the earth will warm up,
17:29and my tongue will untie in this warmth.
17:32I'll give it back to you
17:35cold as shit.
17:37You don't know
17:39what our customs are.
17:41What's this black stuff?
17:43It's some kind of ambaye.
17:49What are you doing under table B?
17:51I'm not doing anything.
17:53You're not polite.
17:57What kind of hands do you have?
17:59I've been working for years.
18:01Go, wash your hands.
18:03All right, mommy.
18:05I'm going to bed.
18:07Good night.
18:09Good night.
18:11Good night.
18:13Good night.
18:15Good night.
18:17Good night.
18:19Good night.
18:23Poor children,
18:25without a father.
18:26What's this?
18:28A glass frame.
18:30It was found at the scene of the accident.
18:57This?
18:59Husband.
19:01The documents match.
19:03Please check.
19:05Oh.
19:11Please calm down.
19:13The danger has passed.
19:15During the walk,
19:17the husband hit a banana on the skin.
19:20Or rather, he slipped and fell.
19:23Falling,
19:24he hit the head of the monument with the base of the skull.
19:27The doctor stated that the shock has passed
19:30and the patient will regain his speech after 48 hours.
19:34The memory of the patient is functioning on the basis of stimuli.
19:38Please do not tire the patient,
19:40do not ask questions.
19:42I can't understand where the banana came from.
19:44Please calm down.
19:46I've never seen a banana peel on our streets.
19:49Oh,
19:51some idiot, ma'am,
19:52eats a banana
19:54and then throws the skin on the sidewalk.
19:58Thank you, sir.
20:00Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
20:07It's a trifle, ma'am.
20:09Please,
20:11pick up the receipt.
20:13Here.
20:18Do I accept food?
20:20Only liquids.
20:22I respect the ability of logical thinking.
20:25If he sleeps,
20:27he'll get over it.
20:53Will you go to the meeting tomorrow?
20:56The doctor said that you will be able to return to work tomorrow.
21:02You don't say anything.
21:05Do you hear me,
21:07Henry?
21:09I hear you.
21:12Why don't you answer my question?
21:16Why are you talking to me,
21:18Henry?
21:19Why are you talking to me,
21:21Henry?
21:24Ma'am?
21:30I'm very sorry, ma'am.
21:35Henry,
21:38tell me your name.
21:43How old are you?
21:46What do you do for a living?
21:49How much do you weigh?
21:53What is your religion?
21:58Are you
22:00married?
22:02What does it mean,
22:03married?
22:05God.
22:06Please.
22:08God.
22:10Please.
22:12It's not for you.
22:13What does it mean, God?
22:15I'll explain it to you later.
22:16Now,
22:20remind yourself
22:24what country you live in,
22:25what city you live in.
22:33So, what are you doing under this palm tree?
22:38I'm talking to you, ma'am.
22:43Do you have children?
22:45Children?
22:46Yes,
22:47children.
22:48Do you have
22:49a son,
22:50a daughter?
22:51Gisela!
22:54Daddy!
22:57Daddy!
22:58What does it mean,
22:59daddy, daddy?
23:01Mommy, what is he saying?
23:02What does it mean, mommy?
23:05I'm mommy,
23:06you're daddy,
23:07and this is our child,
23:08our daughter.
23:09What are you talking about?
23:11Daddy forgot
23:12that he's building a family with us.
23:18Where are you going?
23:21Me?
23:22I'm going out.
23:24No,
23:25you can't go out now.
23:28Now you have to
23:29sit
23:31and listen to
23:32what your wife says.
23:34Yes, ma'am.
23:37So, you don't remember
23:38what my name is?
23:39No, ma'am.
23:43Just tell me
23:46darling.
23:47You see,
23:48darling.
23:49You see, darling.
23:50What does it all mean?
23:52Why are you torturing me like this?
23:53I'm hungry.
23:55Hungry?
23:56What are you hungry for?
23:57For
23:59a carrot.
24:00Gisela, go to the kitchen
24:01and bring...
24:02No, no, no,
24:03wait,
24:04for a ham.
24:08Go to the kitchen
24:09and bring
24:10a few carrots.
24:14What are you going to do now?
24:15What am I supposed to do?
24:16I don't know.
24:20Sleep.
24:22It will do you good.
24:27Poor, unhappy.
24:30Happy?
24:32You're wrong.
24:36I think you forgot
24:37what I told you last night.
24:38I explained to you
24:39why you are
24:40so unhappy.
24:42I'm happy
24:43I'm happy
24:45You forgot who you are.
24:46No.
24:49Listen, my poor boy.
24:50Mom.
24:51Leave him alone.
24:52He's really happy.
24:53You're too young
24:54to understand.
24:56But he is.
24:57He's not happy.
25:00And if he is,
25:01we must
25:02immediately
25:03make him aware
25:04of the tragic
25:05situation
25:06he's in.
25:08He has to understand
25:09he can't be happy
25:10because he's an adult
25:11not some
25:12Matołek
25:13or a poet.
25:16He has to prepare
25:17for tomorrow
25:18a speech
25:19that will determine
25:20his career.
25:21Everything depends
25:22on that speech.
25:23Our whole future.
25:24Don't you understand that?
25:26Don't you understand that?
25:30The point is
25:31that he should
25:32get to know
25:34the proper
25:36relationships
25:37of phenomena.
25:38And for that
25:39he has to go from
25:40cognitive to abstract
25:41and he has to go
25:42from abstract
25:43to abstract.
25:45It's because
25:46he has recognized
25:47his wife in me
25:48if he doesn't know
25:49what results from it.
25:53He has to explain
25:54the law
25:55and duties
25:56resulting from
25:57the relationship
25:58between husband and wife.
26:00Father's duties.
26:04Listen, my poor boy.
26:05He's not poor at all.
26:06He hasn't had
26:07such a happy face
26:08for a long time.
26:09He's finally
26:10really happy.
26:11He's not poor at all.
26:12But he will be.
26:14He will understand
26:15that he has to be
26:16what he was
26:17to be what he is.
26:18Don't you understand that?
26:19If he won't be
26:20what he was
26:21he will be
26:23what he wasn't.
26:24He will be
26:25nothing.
26:27I won't let him
26:28do that.
26:29I will bring him
26:30to the ground.
26:33But you all
26:34have to help me
26:35with that.
26:37We have only
26:3848 hours
26:39left.
26:40When it comes
26:41to personal
26:42and intimate matters
26:43the whole sphere
26:44of body,
26:45kitchen,
26:46love
26:47I will rebuild it.
26:48But I don't have
26:49the head
26:50for politics.
26:51You are younger
26:52and you do it
26:53at school
26:54so take care of
26:55those things.
26:56I will prepare
26:57dinner now.
26:58Yes, child.
26:59Everything
27:00has to go
27:01as it should.
27:02No changes.
27:04Nothing
27:05has changed
27:06in the house.
27:08Remind him
27:09about those
27:10political and social
27:11matters.
27:12The order,
27:13the way
27:14to socialism,
27:15communism,
27:16feudalism.
27:17Remind him
27:18in one word
27:19what kind of world
27:20he lives in.
27:22But remember
27:23that the memory
27:24of the father
27:25is still working
27:26as it should.
27:32Gizela.
27:33Yes, mummy.
27:34I will try to buy
27:35an iron while it's hot.
27:36The dinner
27:37can wait.
27:38I am very
27:39very happy.
27:40Gizela,
27:41leave us now.
27:45Please,
27:46don't do him
27:47anything bad.
27:50As you wish.
27:53But
27:55you must not
27:56forget that
27:59you suffered,
28:00that you were
28:02very unhappy
28:03at school,
28:04in the army,
28:05on vacation.
28:07You even
28:08had a terrible
28:09name.
28:10Dudek.
28:13Or something
28:14like that.
28:15It smells
28:16like Dudek.
28:18Yes,
28:19those birds
28:20smell
28:21really bad.
28:22You changed
28:23your name.
28:24Your name
28:25is Lavendowski.
28:29But people
28:30smell everything.
28:33Let's finish
28:34this nonsense,
28:35Mr. Dudek.
28:38Look at me
28:39carefully.
28:42Do you
28:44remember?
28:58And now
29:00La la la
29:02la la la
29:03No, please.
29:09I was young
29:10when you met me
29:11at the dentist's
29:12waiting room.
29:14I was happy,
29:15empty,
29:18yearning for the life
29:19of a young girl.
29:25And now I am
29:26almost old
29:27and almost
29:28a happy woman.
29:32And what
29:33is left of me
29:34after 20 years?
29:39It's a mistake.
29:41I won't tell him
29:42about my body
29:43from 20 years ago.
29:59Do you remember
30:00this?
30:02Look at these pants.
30:04They are like
30:06a geological
30:07map.
30:09How many years
30:10have you lived in them?
30:12And I am next to you.
30:14How many good
30:15and bad
30:16moments,
30:17how many
30:18falls and
30:19upheavals,
30:20how many
30:21government crises
30:22in France.
30:23Don't you remember
30:24this terrible
30:25scene of jealousy
30:26in these pants?
30:27Over the ballaton.
30:31Take my hand.
30:32Sometimes a dead object
30:33says more
30:34than the whole choir.
30:36They are tears of things.
30:42You look at these pants
30:43like at an exotic plant
30:44or a flag
30:45of a miniature kingdom.
30:47And yet
30:48you lived
30:49a man's age in them.
30:50You left a part
30:51of your soul
30:52in them.
30:53At academies,
30:54at weddings,
30:55at funerals.
30:56They accompanied you
30:57step by step.
31:00Your clothes
31:01are a part
31:02of our organism,
31:03of our personality.
31:04We are born naked.
31:05These are our clothes
31:06and we are
31:08naked.
31:10Birds, cats,
31:11rabbits
31:12don't wear clothes.
31:13It grows
31:14from their organisms,
31:15from chemical substances.
31:18And our hair grows,
31:19but
31:21how many hairs
31:22do we have?
31:23You can't call it
31:24a cover anymore.
31:27Give me those pants.
31:31I remember
31:33you came from
31:34the funeral home.
31:35What am I talking about?
31:36You came from
31:37the reception in the embassy
31:39before midnight.
31:41Sosu.
31:43Sosu, it's a pity
31:44you called me
31:45in bed
31:46after midnight.
31:48I got up
31:49and you had
31:50your pants
31:51rolled up
31:52on your knees
31:53in something fat
31:54and you were
31:55completely drunk.
31:57Kolbert sauce,
31:58Ganeski sauce
31:59for fish,
32:00Muzgowy sauce.
32:01Subis sauce,
32:03very thick
32:04for mutton
32:05cutlets
32:06or sausages.
32:07Béchamel sauce,
32:10this sauce
32:11has to be
32:12very thick
32:13so as not to
32:14spoil it,
32:15but you could
32:16put a spoon
32:17for fish
32:18or calafior
32:19in the used
32:20soup.
32:21It is spread
32:22not with broth
32:23but with milk
32:25Smader sauce,
32:26Dutch sauce.
32:28Say it, say it, say it.
32:30Azor sauce.
32:31Grey?
32:32Yes, grey.
32:33Do you remember?
32:35Azor sauce, grey.
32:37No.
32:39Truffle sauce, white.
32:41For meat?
32:42God.
32:43How?
32:44I will explain everything
32:45to you later
32:46also when it comes
32:47to the sauce.
32:48Now let's stick
32:49to this sauce.
32:50Let's not let
32:51this sauce go.
32:52We will use
32:53this sauce
32:54in the embassy.
32:56What is
32:57in mustard sauce
32:58called
32:59Szputowski?
33:00Caper sauce.
33:01Caper?
33:02Yes.
33:03How?
33:04Fry butter
33:05with flour
33:06but not brown
33:07if the sauce
33:08has to be white.
33:09Add capers,
33:10sugar,
33:11lemon juice
33:12if it is not
33:13sour enough
33:14and boil.
33:15This sauce
33:16has to be
33:17very thick
33:18so as not
33:19to spoil
33:20the dish.
33:21On the occasion
33:22of the birthday
33:23of His Majesty
33:24the King
33:25of
33:26of
33:27of
33:28of
33:29the ministers
33:30of the Republic
33:31of Bimbum
33:32and Mrs. Zeferina
33:33asked Mr. Henry
33:34Henry
33:35Henry
33:36Henry
33:37Dudek
33:38to do them
33:39the honor
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