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We don't00:00:25
Foreign00:00:35
speech. Foreign speech. Foreign speech.00:00:48
Children.00:01:16
the00:01:36
finally00:01:39
you're home.00:01:42
You're home.00:01:44
you home.00:01:46
>> I've missed you. Let me look at you.00:01:50
My friends,00:01:53
>> John and Rita Kaluchi, they were kind00:01:55
enough to give me a ride home.00:01:56
>> Come here.00:01:57
>> Congrat00:02:00
Seora. Frank talks so much about you and00:02:05
we feel like we know you.00:02:07
>> My cousin owns the farm where Frank00:02:09
worked.00:02:10
>> Uhhuh. Our meeting Frank was God's will.00:02:15
>> What really shows God's end is that we00:02:17
live only three blocks from here. And I00:02:20
never saw you.00:02:22
>> No.00:02:23
>> And I work at the Run's Chocolate00:02:25
Factory just around the corner on 31st.00:02:28
>> John's going to get Frank a job there.00:02:31
It's wonderful.00:02:33
Let me give you a cup of coffee, please.00:02:35
It's It's red. It's ready.00:02:36
>> Oh, no. No. Thank you. We We must be00:02:38
going. They only drop me off. They only00:02:41
stay for a little while. Please, they00:02:44
have to go. We want Frank to be part of00:02:48
our class in the chapel of the Literal00:02:51
Baptist Church.00:02:55
>> Frank, we will be by for you tomorrow00:02:58
night a little before 7.00:03:00
>> Thank you very much. May the good Lord00:03:03
bless and keep you00:03:06
and your family.00:03:08
Amen.00:03:11
>> Next time I hope we'll see the children.00:03:14
>> Oh yes, that would be wonderful.00:03:17
>> Thank you both. Let me walk you through00:03:19
the door.00:03:20
>> God bless you, too.00:03:24
>> May God bless and thank you again.00:03:27
Goodbye.00:03:40
How have you been?00:03:42
>> Lonely, lonely, lonely,00:03:45
lonely.00:03:50
I'm happy.00:03:57
Coffee is hot. Want some?00:04:01
I can fix you for that.00:04:05
This is fine. Sit down.00:04:09
Come on. Sit down.00:04:18
Wherever you went, it was good for you.00:04:21
>> I went back to the land.00:04:24
How's Gina?00:04:26
>> Always smiled.00:04:28
We should work in a circus.00:04:31
>> And the baby. Oh, she's having her nap.00:04:46
>> It's a lot of money.00:04:48
>> Where I was, it was quiet. I work all00:04:52
day, sleep all night.00:04:56
It's not much.00:04:57
>> $100.00:05:00
$100.00:05:02
Better than staying here, sweeping00:05:04
steps, causing trouble.00:05:07
>> Thank you.00:05:09
>> I'm going to work in a chocolate00:05:11
factory.00:05:13
>> You seem very kind.00:05:15
>> They live by the holy book.00:05:18
>> Yeah.00:05:19
>> Change their lives.00:05:23
It can change yours. Mine.00:05:31
You look tired.00:05:34
Why don't you have a rest?00:05:39
>> I'll keep the children quiet when they00:05:41
come home.00:06:07
The words from his mouth00:06:09
were smoother than butter,00:06:13
but war was in his heart.00:06:34
Bye.00:06:35
>> Stay out of the train.00:06:49
Wow, papa.00:06:52
Never did choose such a big piece of00:06:54
chocolate. >> Never see another one if you don't get00:06:56
your hands away from it. Bet you could00:06:58
eat the whole thing, huh?00:07:01
>> Get sick. Go get your brothers and00:07:03
sisters going.00:07:06
>> Larry, Vinnie, Tommy,00:07:08
>> you like the >> Come and get some chocolate.00:07:10
>> I like the chocolate. The machines, they00:07:13
make too much noise. The people they00:07:14
talk too much. But Patron, he says I do00:07:18
well.00:07:20
Souls of the righteous are in the hands00:07:22
of God, and no torment shall touch them.00:07:29
>> Remember, I got to be ready for chapel00:07:31
before 7.00:07:34
>> Sure.00:08:09
Good day.00:08:52
Nation will fight against nation and00:08:55
kingdom against kingdom. There will be00:08:58
earthquakes.00:09:00
There will be famines.00:09:02
>> Frank,00:09:04
you'll be late for chapel.00:09:06
>> I don't go anymore.00:09:09
Too many people crowded into one place.00:09:13
I don't need the kuchi. Gina will read00:09:15
to me. Go on. The next part is very00:09:18
good.00:09:19
Brother will betray brother to death and00:09:22
father his child.00:09:25
Children will rise against their00:09:27
parents.00:09:28
>> Children will rise against their parents00:09:30
and have them put to death. Gino,00:09:33
>> no more papa. Please00:09:37
>> go on me. Life is in the word of God. Go00:09:40
on.00:09:41
>> And why is it all about death, killing?00:09:46
>> Do not become a heathen. Breathe,00:09:49
>> Gino. Go play.00:09:50
>> No, breathe.00:09:53
>> Go play, Gino.00:09:55
>> I said read.00:10:08
It's better to dwell in the corner of a00:10:10
housetop00:10:14
and with a burling woman in a white00:10:16
house. I need to be alone for a little00:10:18
while.00:11:07
Get him out of here. He's sick. He's00:11:08
making the rest of us00:11:11
I can't wait to be00:11:32
no more.00:11:36
I'm dead.00:11:41
Make them bury me with my clothes.00:11:47
Put my good shoes on my feet.00:11:52
God is calling. And00:11:56
>> let me send for a doctor.00:11:59
>> No doctor. Doctor comes. I'll throw him00:12:03
out the window.00:12:05
No doctor.00:12:09
accept.00:12:13
I'm dead.00:12:31
Let me appear00:12:35
Frank.00:12:46
Oh my god.00:12:50
The name of all that is so good.00:12:54
Give us a strength.00:12:56
Why? Tell me why are you doing this?00:13:02
Please, oh Lord, don't take him from us00:13:06
now. We need him.00:13:10
Let him be a man and rise up.00:13:16
A rise.00:13:35
My brother,00:13:37
listen to me. I believe,00:13:41
but I cannot have my faith be your00:13:43
destruction.00:13:45
The time is not yet.00:13:48
I will get you a doctor for your00:13:50
headaches.00:13:58
You're a liar.00:14:01
You're Jesus.00:14:04
You're00:14:05
>> my brother. Listen to me. Out. Get out.00:14:10
Out. You00:14:13
out.00:14:33
I'm sorry.00:14:37
Can't00:14:42
locked in the room with strangers.00:14:47
Too much dying.00:14:53
I can't go back.00:14:56
I can't go back.00:14:58
You don't have to go back.00:15:02
You don't have to go back.00:15:06
Don't have to go back.00:15:26
away.00:15:35
Away. Coming through. Coming through.00:15:37
Get away.00:15:42
away.00:15:45
Coming through.00:16:23
I haven't seen you for a week.00:16:32
>> There's been trouble at at home. Huh?00:16:37
>> Need to be close.00:16:42
You >> sure something very important,00:16:46
friends?00:16:49
>> I'm having a baby.00:16:51
>> What?00:16:52
>> This?00:16:59
>> Your husband? Your husband must be very00:17:01
pleased.00:17:02
In 20 years, wouldn't he have made a son00:17:05
if he could?00:17:06
>> I I don't know.00:17:09
>> We have to We have to go away.00:17:13
So,00:17:16
shh, >> next week.00:17:18
Next week. I I have a money he doesn't00:17:22
know about. We can go to California.00:17:27
>> How do I know the kid's mine?00:17:30
I said, "How do I know the kid is mine?"00:17:34
>> I say it is.00:17:37
>> I say it is.00:17:44
>> We have such a beautiful life together.00:17:50
>> You got to call me00:17:51
>> next week. Next week. Promise. Promise.00:17:54
>> I promise you. But you you got to come.00:17:56
>> Promise.00:17:57
>> I promise. Okay. All right. Okay.00:18:00
>> Okay. Promise.00:18:02
>> I promise you. I promise you.00:18:04
>> Okay.00:18:06
Okay.00:18:20
Oh, God.00:18:39
Hello, Larry.00:18:41
You see anybody hanging about? I had a00:18:44
report. The uh horses are getting a bit00:18:47
restless.00:18:48
>> They're uh jumpy tonight.00:18:53
We're going back up the avenue.00:18:57
Okay, I'll keep you company.00:19:00
I got my coat.00:19:23
Get this doll out of my bed.00:19:27
>> Frank, it's Lena,00:19:31
your daughter.00:19:33
>> I have no daughter. You put this door00:19:36
between us.00:19:42
Get out.00:19:44
Get her out of the house.00:19:46
Out of this house.00:19:48
Out of this house.00:19:50
>> Frank. Frank. Frank.00:19:54
Frank.00:19:56
>> J.00:19:57
>> No. Peppa. No.00:19:59
>> Get out.00:20:01
>> Get out. Get out.00:20:03
>> Get out of here.00:20:04
>> Don't make me knock on your daughter's00:20:05
door. Get her out of here into the00:20:08
street where she belongs. Hold down.00:20:10
Hold down. Go with the children. Go with00:20:12
the children. Go. Go. Go.00:20:14
>> Go. Get out.00:20:15
>> Get out of here. Be [ __ ] Get out.00:20:18
>> Frank, get out.00:20:19
>> Frank, you were so good today.00:20:20
>> Get out.00:20:21
>> Frank, please. Frank,00:20:23
>> get out.00:20:24
>> Get out.00:20:31
I come to help you. Come on. Come on.00:20:34
You got to quiet down now. You got to00:20:37
quiet down.00:20:41
Come on.00:20:45
It's Larry.00:20:48
You give me a dollar that gives you00:20:51
right to interfere.00:20:53
Here's your00:21:00
>> Frank. Come on. I'm just We just stay00:21:02
with Stop. Stay with it.00:21:29
The police have clubs.00:21:32
No one can stand against the police.00:21:35
Not even God.00:21:44
Listen to me. Pop.00:21:47
There's an ambulance on his way.00:21:51
He's sick. See?00:21:53
And head.00:21:56
I don't make any more trouble for mine00:21:58
the kids.00:22:04
Okay.00:22:08
Come on.00:22:17
I'm tired.00:22:19
>> Yeah.00:22:21
I think you're ready for bed.00:22:26
>> Easy, Dad.00:22:29
going to be okay.00:22:40
Take some rest.00:22:43
Need to get ready for bed.00:23:00
Frank.00:23:03
Hey.00:23:04
>> I'm tired.00:23:06
>> Why don't you go to the hospital? I00:23:09
think I make you well.00:23:12
I come and see you every day. In a week,00:23:15
two weeks, you'll be well.00:23:17
Huh? Please.00:23:24
I'm so tired.00:23:28
>> Can I have some tea?00:23:30
>> Sure.00:23:41
>> You look kind.00:23:45
You don't fool me.00:23:48
I know everything.00:23:51
They see the sins of the world.00:24:05
Get out of here,00:24:09
monster.00:24:14
Penis.00:24:19
murderers.00:24:23
>> All of you.00:24:26
Just take it easy.00:25:28
Let me stay with you, Luchia.00:25:33
Don't let them take me away.00:25:39
>> They will kill me.00:25:40
>> You'll come home soon.00:25:43
You'll come home soon.00:27:12
Why did you send papa away?00:27:16
>> Because he's sick. Gina,00:27:18
>> why did he wink at me?00:27:21
>> He wked at you.00:27:23
>> He said all those crazy things.00:27:26
Then he winked.00:27:29
>> You see,00:27:32
he didn't know what he was doing. He was00:27:34
lost.00:27:36
Couldn't help himself.00:27:41
Tomorrow we'll go to Belleview00:27:44
>> and bring him home.00:28:19
Now, why would my husband wing at the00:28:21
boy to say, "Don't worry. See, I'm not00:28:24
really crazy." He fooled us, doctor.00:28:27
Everybody except Gino.00:28:29
>> Senora, your husband is very ill. Too00:28:32
ill to be at home. too ill for this00:28:34
hospital. He has to be sent away.00:28:37
Perhaps in a year or two, he will be00:28:39
well.00:28:42
No one knows.00:28:50
>> I sign papers.00:28:53
>> I want to see my husband.00:28:54
>> Listen, you're a If your husband's legs00:28:57
were broken, you wouldn't try to force00:28:58
him to walk.00:29:01
For him to be out in the world is just00:29:04
too painful.00:29:07
You can show him how much you care for00:29:08
him by signing this paper.00:29:14
>> Hello, son.00:29:18
>> I see you brought a package. Would you00:29:20
like to take it to it?00:29:22
>> Yes,00:29:24
>> I'll take you.00:29:57
Close00:30:23
the curtain.00:30:28
Hey, goodies.00:30:56
What's going on? What's Hey, what's00:30:57
going on? Get up. Get up. Get up. Get00:31:00
off.00:31:10
Let's get moving.00:31:14
Dude, get off me.00:32:13
Hey,00:32:14
you Think yourself a man? Marmario,00:32:19
you um soil the honor of Jinkl.00:32:26
>> First00:32:28
we take what makes you so proud.00:32:33
Then you'll go for a long swim.00:32:42
No,00:32:51
no, no.00:32:55
>> The car.00:33:31
Come on.00:33:34
Come on.00:33:54
Larry,00:33:56
Harry.00:34:09
Let's get out of here.00:34:19
Come on.00:34:38
None of this ever happened. Understand?00:34:39
>> Yeah.00:34:40
>> I'll see you later. Go inside.00:34:42
>> You're not coming?00:34:43
>> No. Something I got to do. Just tell M00:34:44
you got lost or something.00:34:47
>> Sure. You're all right.00:34:48
>> I'm fine. Go inside. Go. Go. Hurry.00:35:10
Sorry.00:35:11
Sorry. Huh? What is your mother to an00:35:14
early grave? Sorry.00:35:18
>> I hooked the taxi.00:35:19
>> What did you do?00:35:20
>> I hope the taxi. It was going so fast. I00:35:24
was scared to jump off and and then when00:35:27
I did jump off um I didn't know where I00:35:31
was. Um00:35:34
and then it started raining and then and00:35:37
then Well, I've been walking all night.00:35:40
>> Now there's more. I can see it in your00:35:44
eyes. What aren't you telling your00:35:46
mother? Huh?00:35:47
>> What? What?00:35:50
>> It was real bad, Ma. Real bad. Your00:35:54
father's so sick. I need you to help me.00:35:57
Don't give me more grief.00:36:06
>> When is coming home?00:36:08
>> God knows.00:36:10
What am I going to do with you?00:36:14
Go and wash yourself.00:36:18
I'll help you.00:36:21
>> Where is Larry? Huh? That brother of00:36:22
yours here.00:36:50
She's00:36:57
the knife you sent me. Lorenzo,00:37:01
in the name of God.00:37:04
You think I'm going to finish the job?00:37:05
Huh? What do you say? Huh?00:37:07
>> Don't. >> What do you say?00:37:08
>> Don't stay where you are. Listen to him.00:37:12
Listen to him.00:37:16
>> I'll give you mine. Whatever you want.00:37:18
>> What I want.00:37:20
What I want is an end to this. All00:37:22
right.00:37:24
All right. I swear. And I swear you ever00:37:29
again you try to hurt me00:37:31
>> or any of my family,00:37:34
I stick you like a pig.00:37:36
>> All right. Take it away. Take it away.00:37:40
>> Shut up. All right. All right.00:37:47
What?00:38:02
So it's over.00:38:05
What is that?00:38:29
Ah, fish here.00:38:33
>> How you feeling?00:38:35
>> I come to speak for your handsome son,00:38:37
Lorenzo.00:38:38
>> Why? What's happened to him?00:38:39
>> Much has happened.00:38:41
No surprise knowing the company he00:38:43
keeps. Those uh chinladas.00:38:46
>> See, Senora Claraara00:38:50
20 years without children.00:38:53
>> Yeah. >> And her husband never a father and00:38:57
suddenly they are blessed by God.00:39:01
Or is it someone a little closer?00:39:04
Clara's pregnant. See, I warned Lorenzo.00:39:07
Trouble. Nothing but trouble.00:39:10
>> Seems Lorenzo is trapped by tigers.00:39:13
But he is clever, this son of yours. He00:39:17
has found the one sure way to stop00:39:19
Claraara.00:39:21
>> Yeah, he has married another. He's00:39:24
married at city hall an hour ago.00:39:26
>> Who? Who? Young in a shantu who watches00:39:28
him ride his horse on the avenue. Dreams00:39:31
about him for years.00:39:34
>> Marco's girl.00:39:35
>> See Louisa.00:39:38
>> Huh?00:39:40
A very respectable family. Lorenzo has00:39:43
chosen well.00:39:44
>> Where are they now?00:39:49
>> Lorenzo. Louisa.00:39:53
Come.00:40:02
>> Hey, Lauren. So, what happened?00:40:03
>> No, I'm fine. Nothing.00:40:10
My00:40:13
You know where Louisa?00:40:17
>> Louisa00:40:19
told you about us.00:40:21
>> Larry's a good boy. He will take care of00:40:24
you.00:40:26
>> My mama and papa. They don't know. I00:40:30
should go home and tell them.00:40:33
>> We all go.00:40:35
>> We all go.00:40:38
>> Gee, mom.00:40:40
I'm I'm due to report for my shift. I'll00:40:43
tell you what. Uh you go over with Lou00:40:46
now and I'll see them tomorrow.00:40:47
>> Your wedding night is a good excuse to00:40:49
take a night off. You'll go with Louisa00:40:51
and me and stick up for your wife.00:40:54
Understand?00:40:55
>> You want me to go?00:40:56
>> Yeah. >> Then I'll go.00:41:00
>> You stay with me until the flat00:41:02
downstairs is empty. Your mother would00:41:04
be very happy. Come.00:41:11
Thank you.00:41:27
>> Come on, Vinnie.00:41:38
It's you00:41:39
>> always whistling like a tea cattle.00:41:42
>> Huh?00:41:43
>> Yes.00:41:44
>> There's a girl in Mary's bed.00:41:46
>> It's his wife.00:41:47
>> His wife?00:41:48
>> Yes.00:41:51
>> Larry and Louise are married.00:41:54
>> All legal and official.00:41:56
>> She's pretty.00:41:57
>> Yes. There it is.00:42:00
>> I thought Mary don't like00:42:04
>> Yes.00:42:06
Guess we have one more person in the00:42:08
family.00:42:09
>> One less. It's hard to lose him now, but00:42:13
we'll be all right.00:42:17
And I have you in chanc00:42:19
I know you never fail me.00:42:46
>> Hey G. >> Hey M. How's papa?00:42:48
>> Oh, it was fine.00:42:50
We had a nice visit. Very nice.00:43:04
>> It's so funny.00:43:06
>> I got to get another job.00:43:08
>> You're lucky to be working.00:43:10
>> I'm lucky.00:43:11
>> Yeah.00:43:12
>> $15 a week, a wife, a kid on the way.00:43:15
Yeah, I'm real lucky. I'll be lucky if I00:43:17
have an early death. I'll be lucky.00:43:19
>> No, Louisisa. Thanks. Yeah.00:43:21
>> I'm going to take hers because uh she's00:43:23
getting a little bit too uh large.00:43:26
>> You know, you're very funny, Larry.00:43:27
You're funny.00:43:28
>> Then why you laughing? Huh? Cuz I don't00:43:30
really want to canoli like my sense.00:43:33
>> Okay.00:43:34
>> Canoli. Yeah. >> Canoli. But00:43:36
>> so >> only protecting my wife00:43:39
from getting fat,00:43:42
ugly, losing her loving husband.00:43:46
Oh, he's joking.00:43:50
Louisa.00:43:54
>> You see, you see00:43:57
>> Louisa?00:43:58
>> See, always the tears, right? Every day,00:44:00
right? It's like I'm living in a00:44:01
waterway.00:44:02
>> She's sensitive.00:44:04
>> She's a spoiled brat.00:44:05
>> She's not. Leave her alone.00:44:09
She loves you.00:44:14
>> Louisa.00:44:17
>> It's me, Vinnie.00:44:21
>> Louisa.00:44:33
Thanks.00:44:39
I am fat00:44:43
>> Larry. He just likes to tease.00:44:59
Stay a minute.00:45:09
She looks a little bit like you.00:45:12
>> That spring,00:45:15
some Italian painted her a long, long00:45:19
time ago.00:45:24
This art teacher at school, she gave it00:45:28
to me.00:45:30
>> Too bad you didn't get to finish high00:45:32
school.00:45:34
probably won't either.00:45:36
>> You should,00:45:38
Vinnie. You're so smart.00:45:40
>> Mom depends on me.00:45:43
>> That's the way it is.00:45:46
>> You're too kind. You're always doing00:45:48
things for other people.00:45:55
>> What about you? What do you want for00:45:57
yourself?00:46:04
Somebody else always gets what I want.00:46:18
Makes me feel better just to look at00:46:19
this.00:46:23
Larry hates it.00:46:54
Hi, mama. I finished.00:46:55
>> Wait, wait. Gino. Gino.00:46:57
>> I got a ball game to go to.00:46:59
>> Go to the bakery. Unload the truck. The00:47:01
panel gives us bread for a week.00:47:04
>> Let Vinnie do it.00:47:05
>> I found him another job in Shavos Co.00:47:08
Ma, I've been working all morning. I00:47:10
want to go play ball00:47:12
>> tomorrow.00:47:13
>> Tomorrow? You're going to have another00:47:14
job for me? Two jobs? Three. No matter00:47:16
how much I do, you expect more.00:47:18
>> Wait, in our family, work must come00:47:21
first.00:47:22
>> I need time for myself, mama.00:47:24
>> You need We need bread. You go to the00:47:26
bakery now. >> The hell I will.00:47:29
>> Stop.00:47:31
Show you.00:47:33
>> If we starve, you are to blame.00:47:36
Lorenzo.00:47:48
Lorenzo, it is a man I would like for00:47:51
you to meet.00:47:57
Angeluti00:47:59
Pasa, my very good friend.00:48:06
Pascal and I, we grew up together in00:48:09
Sicily.00:48:12
Sit down, please.00:48:19
>> No, I don't want to drink. I could use00:48:21
maybe a cup of coffee.00:48:23
>> Widow. Coffee.00:48:26
Coffee.00:48:33
You say you're looking for a new man.00:48:36
Well, it is00:48:39
bravo.00:48:44
Bravo.00:48:52
You think you00:48:55
like to have a job with me?00:49:05
It would be a pleasure to work for you.00:49:09
Get back.00:49:14
Is it possible00:49:17
that an Italian00:49:20
still grows a young man like this in00:49:24
America?00:49:50
$60.00:49:53
Your first week's pay.00:50:04
What uh may I ask uh do I have to do?00:50:10
>> Collection agent for the bakery owners.00:50:19
You come to my office00:50:23
tomorrow morning.00:50:25
You start working. You wear a suit and a00:50:29
tie.00:50:31
Nothing flesh.00:50:37
Neat00:50:40
like me.00:50:46
Thank you,00:50:48
Senñor Dela.00:50:50
>> We start you off with a nice easy00:50:53
territory.00:50:59
>> All the bakery owners pay dues,00:51:04
not just the hired help.00:51:09
You must first of all00:51:12
be a diplomat.00:51:15
>> You never drink while you work.00:51:21
You must be00:51:23
friendly,00:51:33
but not too friendly.00:51:49
Tomorrow morning 10:00.00:52:02
>> Thank you. Gracias.00:52:19
Take good care of your father.00:52:23
Good boy.00:52:38
You look better every time I come. The00:52:41
rest of us get old. You seem to get00:52:44
younger and younger.00:52:55
>> Are you still working in the gardens?00:53:01
>> Mr. Wolf won't let me cut back the00:53:03
cherry trees.00:53:06
He's00:53:12
everybody sends their love.00:53:16
Poor Tavi.00:53:18
She works longer and longer hours and00:53:20
they pay less and less because of this00:53:22
awful depression. You know,00:53:25
so many women are looking for jobs.00:53:30
Lorenzo still has his job.00:53:34
You know, he and Louisa will soon have00:53:36
another mouth to feed.00:53:38
Vinnie does odd jobs.00:53:42
50 cents here, a dollar there,00:53:46
but it keeps food on the table.00:53:50
And Gino,00:53:52
that son of yours, Frank,00:53:55
so good-hearted,00:53:58
but still a child playing games.00:54:10
He wanted me to give you this,00:54:14
his school picture.00:54:22
He's handsome, isn't he?00:54:26
Not a little boy anymore.00:54:31
16.00:54:34
His last birthday.00:54:46
>> Do you know Mrs. Frank00:54:51
Gino00:54:54
and me.00:55:07
When there's no cherries, they'll know00:55:10
Mr. Wolf is wrong.00:55:14
Then they'll let me cut back the trees.00:55:27
>> Why are you crying? I don't like to see00:55:30
you sad.00:55:32
>> Oh, don't mind me. I shouldn't talk so00:55:34
much.00:55:43
I think it's better if we just00:55:49
sit here00:55:55
maybe.00:56:02
Oh, pants.00:56:24
I like this.00:56:30
>> Mama.00:56:31
>> Yeah.00:56:33
>> Did Papa like my picture? I couldn't00:56:34
believe it was you. So grown up. He'll00:56:37
be showing it to everyone, bragging00:56:39
about you. >> Well, since he's doing so much better,00:56:41
can I come see him with you?00:56:43
>> Uh, the doctor says not yet. But very00:56:47
soon you'll go. Very soon.00:56:49
>> Very soon. Mama, you've been saying very00:56:51
soon. Very soon. I want to see Papa.00:57:04
I want to see uh your boss, Mr.00:57:11
Speaking of the devil. Hi, how are you?00:57:26
Take this.00:57:32
Nice day.00:57:34
>> I told you don't come back.00:57:37
>> I have to do my job.00:57:39
>> You cannot find one penny from me.00:57:42
>> Everybody belongs to the union, Mr.00:57:44
Hoopman. Everybody pays.00:57:46
>> Not me.00:57:48
>> I don't pay no protection to gangsters.00:57:51
>> Who you calling a gangster? Huh? Huh?00:57:54
That's what you are. You rob without00:57:57
pointing a gun.00:57:59
You want to know something?00:58:02
I've been paying your dues out of my own00:58:05
pocket00:58:07
just to keep you out of trouble.00:58:14
I'm not afraid of trouble.00:58:18
Talk to my friends Z who pay you. Maybe00:58:21
next time you also get nothing from00:58:24
them.00:58:25
Maybe one day the Poles and the Italians00:58:27
don't pay.00:58:31
>> Get out.00:58:34
>> Get out. I call the cops.00:58:36
>> All right.00:58:40
I'm going for now.00:58:45
>> Sooner or later,00:58:47
you're going to have to pay.00:58:54
gangster.00:59:03
>> You're welcome.00:59:05
>> Mrs. Corbell, you know you're more00:59:07
reliable than a calendar or watch. Must00:59:08
be Saturday morning between 11:20, 11:3000:59:11
cuz here you're staying.00:59:13
>> Well, Lena, you've been promoted to00:59:15
handling the money. Learning good habits00:59:18
from your mama.00:59:20
These days, most people taking out, not00:59:21
putting in.00:59:22
>> It's hard, but I remember what this good00:59:24
friend said to me the first week I was00:59:26
in America. You want something better?00:59:28
In America, you can reach out and make00:59:30
it yours.00:59:31
>> We're going to have our own house on00:59:33
Long Island.00:59:34
>> Yeah,00:59:35
>> it's beautiful out there. See you next00:59:37
week.00:59:38
>> Okay. Bye.01:00:09
Wait, I want some answers from you.01:00:12
>> Don't stop, please. I'm trying to relax.01:00:14
>> The things I hear. I can't sleep.01:00:16
>> Can Can you get me a towel, please?01:00:19
>> Everybody tells me you're an enforcer.01:00:20
>> No. Who told you this?01:00:22
>> Friding the baker so they can pay you01:00:23
money.01:00:24
>> The bakers belong to a union. They pay01:00:26
dues.01:00:28
>> The organization you work on. I01:00:29
>> I'm hurting nobody. The money is good.01:00:32
In times like this, what am I going to01:00:33
do?01:00:34
>> Loren, this is not what I want for you.01:00:38
You know the dreams I have.01:00:40
>> You wake up, ma. We're in a depression.01:00:43
I'm damn lucky to have this job.01:00:46
>> But these men you work for, I remember01:00:49
them in my old country. Huh? Spreading01:00:51
fear. Growing rich on it. Ma,01:00:54
>> I am not in this for the rest of my01:00:57
life. When things get better, there'll01:01:00
be other jobs. I'll move on. I promise.01:01:04
But then you could talk to me about01:01:06
dreams. Okay.01:01:09
Okay.01:01:15
I don't believe you.01:01:17
>> What? I don't believe01:01:20
>> she always does this to me.01:01:27
>> Is the unanimous opinion of the01:01:28
Ravenswood staff that Mr. Frank Corvo01:01:32
could now be released to the care of his01:01:34
family on a trial basis?01:01:39
What does it mean?01:01:43
>> Patient will require constant care and01:01:45
supervision, but a non institutional01:01:47
atmosphere could be conducive to his01:01:50
further recovery.01:01:51
>> I don't understand. Are they telling me01:01:54
Frank is well enough now to to live here01:01:57
with us? >> Well, he's better, but he still needs01:02:01
care.01:02:05
If you as his wife will sign the01:02:06
enclosed papers and fill in our01:02:08
questionnaire, we can proceed with the01:02:09
necessary arrangements.01:02:13
>> Fill it in, Tommy.01:02:15
I'll sign.01:02:17
I mean, how did he look last time you01:02:20
were out there?01:02:21
>> I told you he looked wonderful.01:02:23
Wonderful.01:02:28
Daddy,01:02:30
I want to bring him home.01:02:33
I'll try.01:02:36
I'll do my best.01:02:38
>> Thanks.01:02:39
>> Okay.01:02:43
I'll go I'll do it on Saturday.01:02:53
That cold, huh? Doesn't go away.01:03:00
I'll go to bed now. Okay. My baby. My01:03:04
baby.01:04:00
You remember when you brought us here?01:04:03
>> You were pregnant with you.01:04:06
I played with the children and we talked01:04:07
about things we would do together.01:04:14
>> So you haven't forgotten?01:04:17
>> Sometimes I remember.01:04:23
>> I remember when I first saw you.01:04:27
All I wanted was to be part of your01:04:29
life.01:04:33
I told you how it was with me01:04:36
and still you let me in. I tried to01:04:39
remember the good times.01:04:44
But then the pain comes.01:04:54
>> I had a letter from the hospital.01:04:57
>> I know.01:05:00
We want you with us, Frank.01:05:04
We want you to be happy.01:05:08
I want to be with you and I want to be01:05:10
with the children.01:05:14
I want to do everything you want to do.01:05:22
The pain,01:05:25
it's like a hot knife between my eyes.01:05:29
It never goes away.01:05:34
But yeah, I can't go home with you.01:05:40
Please don't ask me.01:05:51
Sorry.01:05:59
your watch.01:06:03
I kept it for you.01:06:23
I better go home. It's starting to rain.01:07:12
I thought you were bringing papa home.01:07:15
>> Ah, your pie's not coming home.01:07:18
>> Ah, you said he would. not coming home.01:07:21
>> Why?01:07:22
>> He's not ready to live here with his01:07:24
family.01:07:26
>> Oh, you decided.01:07:31
>> I decided01:08:00
I'm sorry, dear Luchia.01:08:08
I want you to know how I feel.01:08:14
I tried to tell you when you came,01:08:18
but I could not.01:08:23
I love you.01:08:26
All I ever wanted was to make you happy,01:08:31
but all I give you was pain.01:08:36
I remember01:08:39
the way you touched me.01:08:43
God has been kind.01:08:48
The pain is gone01:08:51
and it will be. The doctors say it will01:08:54
go.01:08:57
I want people to say01:09:00
that Frank love Luchia01:09:04
and Luchia love Frank.01:10:05
says he's had a massive cerebral01:10:06
hemorrhage. Please come as soon as01:10:08
possible.01:10:09
>> He was doing fine.01:10:11
>> Why don't you make Gino come with you?01:10:12
So,01:10:13
>> Gino?01:10:15
Gino shouldn't see him now.01:10:18
I'll go.01:10:36
Frank.01:10:38
Frank.01:10:40
Frank. I'm here. Frank, I'm here. Frank.01:10:46
Frank.01:10:52
Frank.01:11:21
Rest.01:11:24
rest.01:11:29
It's over.01:11:47
>> We're arranging the funeral at01:11:49
Ravenswood.01:11:51
It's easier.01:11:55
Um, there's a nice cemetery.01:12:00
We can buy a head stone to mark his01:12:02
grave. >> I talked to a friend that's going to let01:12:04
us use his limousine. The funeral's at01:12:07
noon, so we better leave here, I would01:12:08
say, by 7.01:12:11
>> 7:00.01:12:13
I took off work. It's01:12:18
>> You going to pack a picnic lunch, too,01:12:19
ma?01:12:22
Is that the way you show respect to your01:12:23
father?01:12:24
Huh? Now he's dead. You respect him01:12:27
more, huh?01:12:34
>> Gino,01:12:39
>> we leave at 7 in the morning.01:12:50
Vinnie, did you find him or what?01:12:55
>> He played cards all night at the candy01:12:56
store. Took off about an hour ago.01:12:59
>> Where is he now? >> I don't know. Maha, you can't wait any01:13:01
longer or we won't make it.01:13:03
>> The day is coming for the discret. A day01:13:05
of reckoning.01:13:29
Grass under my feet, trees over my head,01:13:34
green leaves.01:14:00
Huh?01:14:45
Are you all right?01:14:46
>> Yes.01:14:48
Look at mommy.01:14:52
>> Hurry.01:14:58
If you loosen your night dress,01:15:06
>> you're not Italian.01:15:12
>> My dad was Scots.01:15:15
My mother's French.01:15:17
>> She asked because we're used to Italian01:15:18
doctors in this neighborhood.01:15:21
>> One more button.01:15:27
I'm a poor immigrant from Brooklyn.01:15:32
>> You didn't get along with your own01:15:33
people.01:15:35
>> Mrs. Corbo,01:15:37
I think of Americans as my people.01:15:54
Relax.01:15:56
You're going to be all right.01:16:01
>> You could talk in front of me. My01:16:02
mother's got to tell me anyway.01:16:07
>> I have tuberculosis, right?01:16:09
>> What are you talking about?01:16:11
>> That would seem to be the case. I want01:16:14
to do extensive testing.01:16:17
Even if it is TB, it can't be too01:16:19
serious. The worst that can happen is01:16:21
you get a few months rest.01:16:24
So,01:16:26
Tomorrow, take her to Belleview Hospital01:16:28
Clinic.01:16:29
>> Belleview Hospital.01:16:33
>> Here's something for tonight.01:16:52
Don't worry.01:17:09
$2.01:17:17
Remember01:17:19
tomorrow without fail off to Belleview.01:17:45
Anna, listen. All right.01:17:48
Get all upset cuz I'm going to be okay.01:17:51
I'm a fighter like you.01:17:56
>> You have a doctor. You should rest.01:18:00
Take the pill.01:18:49
We'll be in Belleview in no time.01:18:51
>> No, no. We are not going to that charity01:18:52
place. We go to the French hospital.01:18:55
>> What are you crazy? I thought we were01:18:56
going so well.01:18:57
>> No, no. I brought my husband to01:18:58
Belleview. Enough.01:18:59
>> Ma, no. This is crazy. You know how much01:19:01
it cost to the French hospital?01:19:02
>> I will pay.01:19:04
>> No. No. What? With the money you save01:19:05
for the house? No. I'm not going to let01:19:07
you do this. Forget01:19:08
>> you won't let me. >> No. Who put the money in the post01:19:10
office? Me. Who has the right to take it01:19:12
out? Me. So, you go. Bye.01:19:34
Stop.01:20:02
Come on. Come on. Get a hit. Get a hit.01:20:04
Come on. You can do it.01:20:13
>> Come on. You, will you? Okay,01:20:21
>> thanks.01:20:25
>> Thanks.01:21:36
Gino. Gino.01:21:37
>> What? I'm up.01:21:38
>> Come quick. Something's wrong with mama.01:21:44
What's the matter, mama? What is it?01:21:46
>> I tried to get out of bed, but I can't.01:21:48
I can't move.01:21:50
>> What do I do?01:21:51
>> Get a doctor.01:22:14
Maruchi.01:22:39
Fore01:23:00
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This TV miniseries is based on the much-praised novel by Mario Puzo that tells the story of the Angeluzzi-Corbos family of immigrants adapting to life in New York City. The head of the family is Lucia Santa, widowed mother of two. Her formidable will is what steers the family through the Great Depression and the early years of World War II, but she cannot prevent the conflict between Italian and American values.
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