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Angèle: I'll be punished?
Mr. Oscar: Yes. Your punishment, my poor Angèle, is to be you. To have to live with yourself.
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L'Homme à la tache de vin: What makes you carry on, Oscar?
Mr. Oscar: What made me start, the beauty of the act.
L'Homme à la tache de vin: Beauty? They say it's in the eye, the eye of the beholder.
Mr. Oscar: And if there's no more beholder?
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Mr. Oscar: I am alone, and they are everybody.
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Céline: You're ill.
Mr. Oscar: I think I caught a cold killing the banker.
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Eva Grace: Is that your hair?
Mr. Oscar: No, not yet. They made me older. Are those your eyes?
Eva Grace: No. They're Eva's eyes.
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Mr. Oscar: Céline, we have to laugh before midnight.
Céline: We'll do our best, Mr. Oscar.
Mr. Oscar: Who knows if we'll laugh in the next life.
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Mr. Oscar: I have a plan to go mad.
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Mr. Oscar: I am so afraid I will never die.
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Mr. Oscar: [exhorting his accordion band] Trois! Douze! Merde!
[English: Three! Twelve! Shit!]
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Mr. Oscar: I miss the cameras. They used to be heavier than us. Then they became smaller than our heads. Now you can't see them at all.
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Richie 2022-04-21 09:02:53
I was a little confused at the beginning, the film is full of symbolic language, I didn't understand it at the end, I like this structure very much
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Tamara 2022-04-24 07:01:16
That nude solo silent film reminded me of the Balkan silent film that Anzhe used in "The Gaze of Ulysses." In the end, the dialogue between motors is of great significance to the times. The mechanized era is anti-mechanized, because it is inconsistent with the natural nature of human beings, but at least there is a sustenance of things. Seems to be a more serious crisis because the physiology cannot adapt in the short term
