1. What are you doing there?Copy !req
2. Hanging around isn't going to
make anything happen.Copy !req
3. The screen's completely blank.Copy !req
4. Everybody here is just as sick
of waiting around as you are.Copy !req
5. You wonder if I know any jokes...Copy !req
6. The difference between you and me?Copy !req
7. You're not allowed to smoke,
but me, I'm free.Copy !req
8. You shouldn't get so uptight you know.
Try and distract yourself for a minute.Copy !req
9. Put your hand out to the girl next to you.Copy !req
10. You'll see. Go on, stroke her knee.Copy !req
11. If that doesn't work, don't get too upset.
Nobody knows who you are.Copy !req
12. Nobody knows who I am.
My name's never been in the papers.Copy !req
13. I've no name, no money, and I'm dirty.Copy !req
14. I used to work at Glico Food's factory
not so long ago.Copy !req
15. But it pissed me off and I left.Copy !req
16. They say if you suck a sweet
you can run 300 yards.Copy !req
17. I'd have to eat mountains of them.
It still takes me 17 sec. To run 100 yards.Copy !req
18. I was born under Taurus.Copy !req
19. Nobody knows who I am.Copy !req
20. I wanted to be a boxer, but I got scared
and split after three days.Copy !req
21. I only ever looked at my dressings.
I'm just a wimp.Copy !req
22. Nobody knows who I am.Copy !req
23. After that film, the one where
Ken Takakura fought like the devil...Copy !req
24. you came out swinging your shoulders
as if you'd killed two or three men yourself.Copy !req
25. Yes, you!Copy !req
26. But what came over you?Copy !req
27. I don't forget, you know.Copy !req
28. I was crying alone...Copy !req
29. in the darkness of the cinema.Copy !req
30. I had curried rice in a cheap restaurant.Copy !req
31. Someone had left a paper on the table,
and I read:Copy !req
32. "Glider Crashes in the Tsushima Channel"Copy !req
33. "A young Korean, Lee Ho-gen, was killed"Copy !req
34. Struck by this, I looked up at the sky.Copy !req
35. Cloudy, clearing later.Copy !req
36. Occasional showers.Copy !req
37. On cheap, metal-framed wings...Copy !req
38. the Korean daredevil
had tried to fly home.Copy !req
39. I envy those few yards of sky
where you flew.Copy !req
40. And I always had this cold...Copy !req
41. weeping over my own clumsiness, me.Copy !req
42. I'm a "human plane." A foundryman
in a steelworks at 28,000 yen a month.Copy !req
43. Nobody knows who I am.Copy !req
44. A street behind scruffy workshops.Copy !req
45. From this corner of an airing cupboard
of a missed-out life...Copy !req
46. On the wall of an old people's home...Copy !req
47. On a blackboard of a college
which I failed to enter...Copy !req
48. On the walls of a public toilet...Copy !req
49. everywhere in the streets,
I scribble my alibi.Copy !req
50. You'd better remember it,
I won't say it twice.Copy !req
51. I am called...Copy !req
52. I am called...Copy !req
53. THROW AWAY YOUR BOOKS,Copy !req
54. You hold your breath.Copy !req
55. You wait for somethingCopy !req
56. Like a wild animal...Copy !req
57. I'd like to break out of my cage.Copy !req
58. I'd like to shout out to you
at the top of my voice...Copy !req
59. I'd like to shout out to you.Copy !req
60. Shout out a message to you.Copy !req
61. The sun is setting.Copy !req
62. You don't know where from.Copy !req
63. You don't hear a thing.Copy !req
64. That's the trick! That's it!Copy !req
65. Don't bother about me.
All you've got to do is die.Copy !req
66. Official address: Inuotose, Rokunohe,
Kamikita, prefecture of Aomori.Copy !req
67. Name and surname: Kitamura, EimeiCopy !req
68. Born October 11th, 1949,
at Furumagi, Rokunohe.Copy !req
69. Registered October 14th...Copy !req
70. at the request of his mother, Ine.Copy !req
71. Grandfather Kamekichi, deceased.Copy !req
72. Grandmother, Tome.Copy !req
73. Father, Masaharu.Copy !req
74. Mother, Ine, deceased.Copy !req
75. Younger sister, Setsu.Copy !req
76. This birth certificate is taken
from the State civil register.Copy !req
77. My grandmother, an old pickpocket
and shoplifter.Copy !req
78. My father, a beaten dog, a war criminal.Copy !req
79. My sister, a man-hating whore.Copy !req
80. My house: 33-9, Totsuka, Shinjuku-ku.Copy !req
81. A pigsty.Copy !req
82. Are you going out?Copy !req
83. - If you are, do me a favor.
- What?Copy !req
84. - Post something for me.
- A postcard?Copy !req
85. Another competition! At your age!Copy !req
86. - It's for a holiday in Hawaii!
- Hawaii?Copy !req
87. If I win, I'll take you too.
How about that?Copy !req
88. Just give me back my 2000 yen
and forget about Hawaii.Copy !req
89. Give me back that 2000 yen I lent you.Copy !req
90. I need it for tomorrow.Copy !req
91. You've started drinking again.Copy !req
92. You shouldn't drink.Copy !req
93. Can you solve that riddle...Copy !req
94. It goes like this:Copy !req
95. "What don't you make
when you use it?"Copy !req
96. 2000 yen!Copy !req
97. "And you use when you don't use it?"
Can you guess?Copy !req
98. You know what they call you, my friend?Copy !req
99. Don't call me that.
I'm still "father" to you.Copy !req
100. Father.Copy !req
101. - You've been spying in the women's toilet.
- Who told you that?Copy !req
102. Those stupid ideas of yours.Copy !req
103. - My sister saw you.
- Setsuko?Copy !req
104. That's enough.Copy !req
105. That's enough.Copy !req
106. Where are you going?Copy !req
107. What time will you be back?Copy !req
108. Don't forget the postcard!Copy !req
109. It's always the same.Copy !req
110. His family mean nothing to him.Copy !req
111. Eimei! Wait! I'm coming with you!Copy !req
112. The competition - the answer
is the bathtub lid!Copy !req
113. - Wait! I'm coming up with you!
- Too late!Copy !req
114. Human strength! Human strength!Copy !req
115. Human strength! Human strength!
Terrible!Copy !req
116. I'm going to fly one day.Copy !req
117. Fly on my own!Copy !req
118. Into the sky on these strong legs!Copy !req
119. My father is a peeping Tom!Copy !req
120. In women's toilets.Copy !req
121. A mean old sod.
A bum haunted by creditors.Copy !req
122. All mildewed and wrinkled!
Make them fly!Copy !req
123. I'm flying! I'll always fly!Copy !req
124. I'm flying! I'm flying!Copy !req
125. I'm a human airplane! I'm flying!Copy !req
126. "I have a heart that whistles everywhere."
- Vladimir MayakovskyCopy !req
127. There's no point going on playing football.Copy !req
128. It's a kid's game for men.Copy !req
129. It's a war with rules. It's a mug's game.Copy !req
130. On a real grass pitch one should
play with a real skull!Copy !req
131. - Soap, tackle.
- Who needs soap?Copy !req
132. Instead of sending me
Marx's "Das Kapital"...Copy !req
133. my father sent me "How to Succeed
Without Trying!" A fat lot he cares!Copy !req
134. So you're back!Copy !req
135. - I wanted to be ball boy.
- It's all over for today.Copy !req
136. Maybe I can clear up?Copy !req
137. You're too much! Wait here!Copy !req
138. We'll have a drink together.Copy !req
139. Coming into the shower with me?Copy !req
140. Mr. Omi...Copy !req
141. In the old days, did they really use
a man's head instead of a ball?Copy !req
142. Yes, it was a soldier's game.Copy !req
143. Why do you ask?Copy !req
144. I'd like to have had a kick at it too.Copy !req
145. Mr. Omi...Copy !req
146. Haven't you got a girlfriend?Copy !req
147. Why do you ask that?Copy !req
148. I play football because the ball's big.Copy !req
149. Baseball is more virile than ping pong
because the ball's bigger.Copy !req
150. But a football is bigger still.Copy !req
151. The bigger it is, the more virile it is.Copy !req
152. A word about cigarettes -
they call them "Peace."Copy !req
153. But that's not peace!Copy !req
154. What I want is the real thing,
real "peace."Copy !req
155. The real thing, real peace!Copy !req
156. That makes me mad.Copy !req
157. I don't know why, but that
really makes me see red.Copy !req
158. I don't think you should keep quiet
about it when you feel like that.Copy !req
159. So I've made a punch-bag for everybody.Copy !req
160. I hung it up in the middle of the street...Copy !req
161. so everyone could bash it
and calm their nerves.Copy !req
162. I thought all Tokyo would come running.Copy !req
163. And that the bag would be full of holes,
like honeycomb.Copy !req
164. But then a cop came.Copy !req
165. He said, "you can't hang it like that."Copy !req
166. I don't know why not.Copy !req
167. Good morning. Are you from the police?Copy !req
168. - Are you?
- No, I'm not.Copy !req
169. Then why did you tell me
to take the bag away?Copy !req
170. Why have you got that?Copy !req
171. It's not a crime to hang this up.Copy !req
172. - What is that bag for?
- I don't know, nothing.Copy !req
173. It's just something to punch.Copy !req
174. I beg your pardon... sorry.Copy !req
175. The university - who is it for?Copy !req
176. The Turkish bath - who is it for?Copy !req
177. The peace movement - who is it for?Copy !req
178. The pink film - who is it for?Copy !req
179. The skyjack - who is it for?Copy !req
180. Masturbation - who is it for?Copy !req
181. Dynamite - who is it for?Copy !req
182. Your liberation - who is it for?Copy !req
183. Your arrest - who is it for?Copy !req
184. It's all your fault! All your fault!Copy !req
185. It's your own fault! Your own fault!Copy !req
186. I've got another one.Copy !req
187. Do you think it'll suit me?Copy !req
188. Learn to hold your head up.Copy !req
189. Let's go where they'll make you a man.Copy !req
190. Will it work?
I have no confidence.Copy !req
191. No one does at first.Copy !req
192. But... I won't catch anything?Copy !req
193. Calm down, I'm not taking you
anywhere dangerous.Copy !req
194. - But I...
- What is it?Copy !req
195. I haven't a cent.Copy !req
196. Don't worry, it's on credit.Copy !req
197. Your shirt stinks.Copy !req
198. Midori!Copy !req
199. You call too.Copy !req
200. Who is it?Copy !req
201. It's me.Copy !req
202. - I've brought you another one.
- That boy?Copy !req
203. OK, come on up.Copy !req
204. Just do what she tells you.
She'll do the rest.Copy !req
205. - But...
- What?Copy !req
206. Do I have to go up on my own?Copy !req
207. Of course! What kind of fool
would sit and watch?Copy !req
208. I'll wait at "Jack's."
Come out when you're a man.Copy !req
209. Hello, you! Is this your first time?Copy !req
210. What's the matter?
Have you got the shakes?Copy !req
211. Have you come on your own?
I'll stroke you. I'm Tomiko, from Oberon's.Copy !req
212. I look tough, but I'm soft-hearted.Copy !req
213. Don't you go for women like us?Copy !req
214. We're kind, you know.Copy !req
215. I'll hug you a bit, how about that?Copy !req
216. Let's see a little smile.Copy !req
217. You're perfect, you're really sweet.Copy !req
218. Where are you going? There's nothing
through there. You'll be better with me.Copy !req
219. Give me 100 yen.Copy !req
220. I'll read your palm.Copy !req
221. I haven't eaten since yesterday.Copy !req
222. It's terrible.Copy !req
223. Fire, water, illness.Copy !req
224. - You're going to die soon.
- Give me back my 100 yen.Copy !req
225. If you touch me, you'll be punished for it.Copy !req
226. Everyone gets punished, because
my Henry's got a real revolver.Copy !req
227. A real revolver.Copy !req
228. What is it?Copy !req
229. What do you want?Copy !req
230. A new team member?Copy !req
231. Leave your shirt there.
I'll wash it for you.Copy !req
232. Don't get uptight. You're so tense.Copy !req
233. Come and sit down here.Copy !req
234. I've looked after all the team
at least once.Copy !req
235. Don't get uptight. Come on now...Copy !req
236. At your first match, you kicked the ball
with your eyes closed, right?Copy !req
237. Well, this is the same thing.Copy !req
238. It's so easy, you'll see.Copy !req
239. Squeeze hard.Copy !req
240. Your nails - I'm going to cut them.Copy !req
241. - Are you Midori?
- Yes.Copy !req
242. My real name is Setsu.Copy !req
243. The same as my sister.Copy !req
244. Can I have a drink?Copy !req
245. No more, sorry.Copy !req
246. My father's a post office manager.Copy !req
247. I'd like to go back home,
at least for New Year.Copy !req
248. That's a lovely belt.
Who gave you that?Copy !req
249. Let me take your clothes off.Copy !req
250. You've really wrapped yourself up!Copy !req
251. You're a funny boy.Copy !req
252. - What's the matter?
- I'm going home!Copy !req
253. What's the matter?Copy !req
254. I'm here, Setsuko.Copy !req
255. Under the pomegranate tree!Copy !req
256. Let's play hospital.Copy !req
257. You've forgotten your shoes!Copy !req
258. DON'T GRANT FREEDOMCopy !req
259. Don't grant freedom
to the enemies of freedom.Copy !req
260. Let's make the words.Copy !req
261. It's a charity.Copy !req
262. Freedom! Freedom!Copy !req
263. "Suffering doesn't change,
only hope changes." -MalrauxCopy !req
264. Charity! Charity!Copy !req
265. "Man has been forced into history."
- E. FrommCopy !req
266. "I have a heart that whistles everywhere."
- Vladimir MayakovskyCopy !req
267. "This is Rhodes. Jump here!"Copy !req
268. I'm looking for a partner who's sincere
and likes to chat.Copy !req
269. Leave the cooking to me.
Not a fly-by-night.Copy !req
270. Gotanda, Itani.Copy !req
271. I wish to correspond.Copy !req
272. collecting stamps and photos
of men, torture and tight underpants.Copy !req
273. Numerous photos of male nudes.Copy !req
274. Postal possibilities.Copy !req
275. Fukoka, Narcissist.Copy !req
276. I'm looking for a brother, a student.
tennis.Copy !req
277. I don't have much experience,
but I enjoy getting it.Copy !req
278. I'd prefer someone over 30.
Please enclose a photo.Copy !req
279. Kagawa Adonis.Copy !req
280. Seeking pleasure with men. I can give you
moral and physical satisfaction.Copy !req
281. Privacy guaranteed.Copy !req
282. 6 inches,
10 inches, and 11 inches.Copy !req
283. Please enclose a photo.Copy !req
284. HA-1002Copy !req
285. I'm looking for a missing wife.Copy !req
286. 32 years old, with permed hair.Copy !req
287. Last seen wearing a floral dress
and sandals.Copy !req
288. She has a dimple on her right cheek.Copy !req
289. Please notify a police station.Copy !req
290. Tokyo, Tanaka.Copy !req
291. Seeking a long-term friend.
I'm 42 years old.Copy !req
292. I want loyalty and friendship.Copy !req
293. I'm financially stable.Copy !req
294. I'm willing to exchange photos.Copy !req
295. Nagoya, a sad and aging boy.Copy !req
296. Do you want to marry me?Copy !req
297. I'm guaranteed to make you happy.Copy !req
298. 7-5-2 Setegaya, Tokyo.
Koichi Yamamoto.Copy !req
299. Looking for lasting friendship
leading to marriage.Copy !req
300. I'm 42 years old.Copy !req
301. My salary is 40,000 yen a month.Copy !req
302. My hobby is walking.Copy !req
303. Confidentiality guaranteed.Copy !req
304. The White Lily Club, Okamoto.Copy !req
305. This is the letter which will bring you
happiness. I am number 2317.Copy !req
306. If you send a similar letter within
24 hours of receiving this...Copy !req
307. you will find happiness.Copy !req
308. If you don't reply,
you will soon meet your death.Copy !req
309. Mr. Nicholson of Canada failed to reply
and was run over by a car.Copy !req
310. So send your letter within 24 hours.Copy !req
311. Number 2317.Copy !req
312. Yoshiko, the problem is solved.
Come home! Father.Copy !req
313. An invitation to the Laughter Club.Copy !req
314. When you're troubled...Copy !req
315. When you're tired...Copy !req
316. We'll laugh together.Copy !req
317. No subscription.Copy !req
318. Come on over here.Copy !req
319. That's not too cool.
You've probably not watched TV lately.Copy !req
320. Who has?Copy !req
321. Northern accent is really thick.Copy !req
322. Go take a cold shower, OK?Copy !req
323. What's up with you?
Tired or what?Copy !req
324. Come on! Everybody ready?Copy !req
325. It's gonna be really cool.Copy !req
326. How do you use it?
Like this?Copy !req
327. The guy from TV did it just like this.Copy !req
328. How come I don't get it.Copy !req
329. OK, dude, hurry up.Copy !req
330. - Hurry up.
- Everybody stay cool.Copy !req
331. What is she saying?
Is it Japanese?Copy !req
332. Mother, I remember...Copy !req
333. You used to wash my hair...Copy !req
334. over your big warm lap.Copy !req
335. The bubbles hurt my eyes.
I screamed at you.Copy !req
336. Your black hair was drenched
with steam.Copy !req
337. Cherry petals came floating in waves
through the bathroom window.Copy !req
338. Mother, I've got tears in my eyes.Copy !req
339. Mother! Just like in that story
by Charles Perrault...Copy !req
340. You were always cooking,
ironing, washing, cleaning.Copy !req
341. Oh sinful, gross mother.Copy !req
342. My great love was a Korean girl.Copy !req
343. The sound of ejaculation.Copy !req
344. That joyous escape in a distant place.Copy !req
345. Ah, mother!Copy !req
346. Mother, who knows nothing.Copy !req
347. Mother, who gives nothing.Copy !req
348. Mother, who can foresee nothing.Copy !req
349. Fat, innocent mother.Copy !req
350. Never shocked by a crude word.Copy !req
351. Her white, tender arms full of longing.Copy !req
352. Mother, I'm abandoning you!Copy !req
353. Mother, with your fat behind
and your greedy lust.Copy !req
354. Mother, with your proud, greedy breasts,
the very word dragging out.Copy !req
355. Mother, with your hidden desires.
I reject them!Copy !req
356. Mother, I'm not coming home!Copy !req
357. Why did you turn it off?Copy !req
358. - Get outta here, all of you!
- What?Copy !req
359. Get outta here!Copy !req
360. Don't you think she might be sick?Copy !req
361. - Is that what you think?
- Yes.Copy !req
362. Why does she take her rabbit
to the other side of the railway?Copy !req
363. Just so that she can give it
some fresh air.Copy !req
364. But she won't eat with
anyone else any more.Copy !req
365. And she won't watch TV.Copy !req
366. If she goes on like this,
all she'll eat will be cabbage.Copy !req
367. It's driving me mad.
The house is starting to stink.Copy !req
368. Does she go to school?Copy !req
369. No, it's not worth it for a girl.Copy !req
370. - Good morning.
- Hello.Copy !req
371. His wife left him, so he always
sleeps till lunchtime.Copy !req
372. - Well anyway, I've seen it.
- Seen what?Copy !req
373. Setsu with the rabbit.Copy !req
374. It's not possible!Copy !req
375. Taking your rabbit for a walk, Setsuko?Copy !req
376. We must talk about Setsuko.Copy !req
377. - Listen to me!
- Who, me?Copy !req
378. What do you make of Setsu?
Answer me!Copy !req
379. - What's the problem?
- It's her rabbit.Copy !req
380. Kin was saying that we
ought to have it killed.Copy !req
381. Maybe so.Copy !req
382. But I do have some pity.Copy !req
383. Maybe so.Copy !req
384. Is Mr. Omi there?Copy !req
385. - No one's here today.
- Is that so? Are you the stand-in?Copy !req
386. Is it your first year?
Well, see you...Copy !req
387. He's left his mother behind.Copy !req
388. Mr. Kin...Copy !req
389. I've been turning things over
all night. It's about Setsu.Copy !req
390. It's been bothering me.Copy !req
391. Will you kill the rabbit for me?Copy !req
392. Then she'll be lonely and won't
dislike men any more.Copy !req
393. I've talked to my son about it but
he's too soft. He won't kill the rabbit.Copy !req
394. Even though he killed so many
men in the war.Copy !req
395. Kill it?Copy !req
396. That's right. I can't stand that rabbit.Copy !req
397. Setsu hasn't given me a moment's help
since she's had that rabbit.Copy !req
398. But what will we do with it?Copy !req
399. Make a stew, if you like.Copy !req
400. But when?Copy !req
401. She goes out to the bath house
in the evening.Copy !req
402. "One way in and two ways out."Copy !req
403. "One way in and two ways out."Copy !req
404. "One way in and two ways out."Copy !req
405. Masaharu! The rabbit!Copy !req
406. The rabbit!Copy !req
407. It wasn't me!Copy !req
408. I didn't do it! I didn't do it!Copy !req
409. It was Kin. Kin did it!Copy !req
410. That's enough, Mom.Copy !req
411. Look, there's a little bone here.Copy !req
412. Thank you.Copy !req
413. Do any of you know?Copy !req
414. Where's Toto?Copy !req
415. - Your rabbit? He's dead.
- Dead?Copy !req
416. It was Kin. I tried to stop him.Copy !req
417. He killed it.Copy !req
418. I put a bottle in front of the mirror
and get on with it.Copy !req
419. Does it work?Copy !req
420. You can put butter of jelly on
your hand and rub yourself up.Copy !req
421. What is it?Copy !req
422. Who are you?Copy !req
423. My rabbit's gone. He's dead.Copy !req
424. My rabbit...Copy !req
425. He's dead.Copy !req
426. Open up!Copy !req
427. Is anyone there?Copy !req
428. A bit of flesh has fallen from the sky,
so we're all having a bite.Copy !req
429. You can go first.Copy !req
430. You're such a wet rag.Copy !req
431. Don't cry. Let's go.Copy !req
432. Can you walk?Copy !req
433. Is it OK?Copy !req
434. Let's put on your shoes.Copy !req
435. Slowly. Is it OK?Copy !req
436. Ken, I love you.Copy !req
437. Sitting in the darkness
of the local flea-pit...Copy !req
438. Stinking, and sucking a sweet...Copy !req
439. I love watching you do all your killing.Copy !req
440. Just the memory of it...Copy !req
441. Sends shivers up my spine.Copy !req
442. I've never killed anyone.
I've never used a kitchen knife.Copy !req
443. I'm so scared of people.Copy !req
444. I'm so gutless.Copy !req
445. What a sniveling wretch I am!
A salary of 20,000 yen.Copy !req
446. I have no friend.Copy !req
447. No courage.Copy !req
448. No home.Copy !req
449. Always sleeping...Copy !req
450. in the all-night cinema.Copy !req
451. Oh, that shakes me up!Copy !req
452. Ken, I love you!Copy !req
453. I was born in Korea
and brought up in Japan.Copy !req
454. In order to speak without stuttering...Copy !req
455. I choose only words which
I can say without stuttering...Copy !req
456. and string those words together.Copy !req
457. So I often end up saying things...Copy !req
458. which I didn't really mean to say.Copy !req
459. When I was at primary school...Copy !req
460. In our primary school textbook
there was a piece called:Copy !req
461. "Carry the sun in the core of your heart"Copy !req
462. But I couldn't say "core."Copy !req
463. I kept saying "co-co-core" -
so they nicknamed me "chicken."Copy !req
464. On another occasion I was
rushed to the doctor...Copy !req
465. after doing too much deep breathing.Copy !req
466. They say that if you keep
singing continuously...Copy !req
467. you'll stop stuttering.Copy !req
468. I've tried it 100 times.Copy !req
469. Stuttering is an ideology.Copy !req
470. The sun stutters...Copy !req
471. as it rises between buildingsCopy !req
472. Beethoven's Fifth Symphony...Copy !req
473. it stutters.Copy !req
474. The peace in Vietnam...Copy !req
475. it stutters across fire-swept land.Copy !req
476. The clouds are stuttering tramps.Copy !req
477. The Korean Strait...Copy !req
478. is a stuttering frontier.Copy !req
479. Have you noticed?Copy !req
480. Order and obedience are smooth.Copy !req
481. But the sun stutters.Copy !req
482. The heart stutters.Copy !req
483. Resistance movements stutter.Copy !req
484. Stutter.Copy !req
485. Stutter and shout.Copy !req
486. Me...Copy !req
487. I'm a shamefaced stutterer.Copy !req
488. But it's because I stutter...Copy !req
489. that I can chew over words properly.Copy !req
490. In my own mouth.Copy !req
491. My own words.Copy !req
492. As I was saying, then, it's not good
for old people to stay at home.Copy !req
493. It might seem a bit cruel,
but they should move out.Copy !req
494. - Did you ask this man to come here?
- Not exactly.Copy !req
495. You mean he's come in here uninvited,
on his own? He's an intruder!Copy !req
496. A thief!Copy !req
497. But don't you want to have
someone to talk to?Copy !req
498. At our Old People's Society, we've
learned a lot from the American system.Copy !req
499. - In America...
- I don't like America.Copy !req
500. Even people who don't like America
like running hot water...Copy !req
501. their own cars, Hollywood movies -
a high standard of living.Copy !req
502. - Where are you off to?
- To buy cigarettes.Copy !req
503. The minute we have a serious
discussion, you disappear.Copy !req
504. You want that man to take me away.Copy !req
505. But old people's homes aren't
some kind of hell, you know.Copy !req
506. There are several different kinds.Copy !req
507. Some with private bathrooms and toilets.Copy !req
508. A home? But who for?Copy !req
509. I'll drive you over.Copy !req
510. Stop joking. I don't want to go there!Copy !req
511. You made me nervous right from the start.Copy !req
512. A Japanese smoking a foreign cigarette,
dropping ash everywhere!Copy !req
513. Go away!Copy !req
514. But your son asked me to come here.Copy !req
515. Masaharu? That's impossible.Copy !req
516. I raised him from a child,
all on my own.Copy !req
517. He couldn't survive without me.Copy !req
518. Wait a second.Copy !req
519. Who wrote this letter?Copy !req
520. Was it you, Masaharu?Copy !req
521. It was really you.Copy !req
522. Yes, I took a lot of trouble over it.Copy !req
523. I'm not as beautiful as that.Copy !req
524. I'm not young any more.Copy !req
525. It's a mother who's crossed the water.Copy !req
526. Come on, come on, everyone.Copy !req
527. It's not a tale from this world.Copy !req
528. It's a tale from the swamps of hellCopy !req
529. Rather than despair as you
plait your white hair...Copy !req
530. Rather than live counting
your wrinkles...Copy !req
531. it's better to ring bells,
like the ravens.Copy !req
532. Ghosts and the living dead.Copy !req
533. The wrinkled old man and woman
go into the swamp...Copy !req
534. and come out of it stripped
of their wrinkled skins.Copy !req
535. At the bottom of the swamp
are countless dead men's skins.Copy !req
536. Look... it's all stripped clean.Copy !req
537. Here's Yohei, from the second-hand
clothes shop.Copy !req
538. He's 75 this year.Copy !req
539. And this new bride is 102.Copy !req
540. And this wife is 95.Copy !req
541. Mother!Copy !req
542. Mother!Copy !req
543. You must be mistaken,
I don't have any children.Copy !req
544. In those days everyone respected me
and looked after me.Copy !req
545. My son above all.Copy !req
546. Father!Copy !req
547. Where's my father?Copy !req
548. Do you know where my father is?Copy !req
549. Is father there?Copy !req
550. Everyone's ready.Copy !req
551. Yes, I'm getting dressed.Copy !req
552. I don't want to.Copy !req
553. Come close to your mother.Copy !req
554. Smile!Copy !req
555. You must really look down on me!Copy !req
556. Why?Copy !req
557. Because I didn't do anything...Copy !req
558. You're still thinking about that rabbit?Copy !req
559. Yeah. Whenever I took the rabbit in my arms,
he would kick on my breasts with his legs.Copy !req
560. - Your breasts?
- Yeah, right here.Copy !req
561. Right here.Copy !req
562. You look so happy whenever
you talk about the rabbit.Copy !req
563. Should we go out to eat?
I've got a bit of money today.Copy !req
564. How about a Western restaurant?Copy !req
565. I don't know how to eat there.Copy !req
566. No problem, I'll teach you.Copy !req
567. There are certain things in this world,
which I left inside a cave.Copy !req
568. I slept wherever I could find a bed.Copy !req
569. And while soundly sleeping, I dreamed.Copy !req
570. In a dream, I saw a man
with a wooden stick.Copy !req
571. He came out of a dark room.
In his other hand, he was holding a book.Copy !req
572. His back was bent under the weight
of his luggage, just standing there.Copy !req
573. I was looking at him!Copy !req
574. He opened his book and was
reading and crying.Copy !req
575. And he kept shivering without pause.Copy !req
576. Finally, he couldn't restrain himself.
He started yelling in a miserable voice:Copy !req
577. "What can we do for the betterment of life?"Copy !req
578. What are you reading?Copy !req
579. It's a book about how books can have a
profound liberating influence on people.Copy !req
580. What would you like?Copy !req
581. - What do you think?
- You can just order.Copy !req
582. - This one.
- OK, I see.Copy !req
583. Spoon. It's for eating soup.Copy !req
584. When you eat soup from your plate...Copy !req
585. you use it like this:
Fill it up like this, and eat.Copy !req
586. Then, when you come to the main course,
you take the fork and knife.Copy !req
587. You use this part, then cut it like this.Copy !req
588. And then put it in your mouth.Copy !req
589. I won't be able to do it.Copy !req
590. - It's OK, it's simple.
- Simple?Copy !req
591. If we come here two or three times...Copy !req
592. But I don't know when we'll come here again.Copy !req
593. Well, I think I'll bring you here
for your next birthday.Copy !req
594. Do you know these people?Copy !req
595. Can we sit here?Copy !req
596. - Your girlfriend?
- No, my sister.Copy !req
597. - Let me introduce you. This is Reiko.
- How do you do?Copy !req
598. Do you often come here?Copy !req
599. Mr. Omi brought me here
two or three times before.Copy !req
600. Roast beef and wine, please.Copy !req
601. - What about you?
- I'll have roast beef, too.Copy !req
602. So, this is your sister.Copy !req
603. You look quite similar.Copy !req
604. You haven't come to practice recently.Copy !req
605. I've been distracted.Copy !req
606. And even people with
completely different faces...Copy !req
607. if only their manner of
thinking is aligned...Copy !req
608. Upon entering a book, they can reach a common
ground where communication is possible.Copy !req
609. That's what we're talking about.Copy !req
610. You could say that books are...Copy !req
611. Though many of them seem really good,
I think they would be difficult to handle.Copy !req
612. You need practice.
I've already ordered food.Copy !req
613. But it must be hard to eat.Copy !req
614. For Americans, nothing could be simpler.Copy !req
615. For them, it's hard to imagine
what could be hard about it.Copy !req
616. If you feel tense, you should
just get some brandy.Copy !req
617. Don't force yourself.
Be at ease at the table.Copy !req
618. Young people should have a fun time.Copy !req
619. In Europe there has been
a new trend recently.Copy !req
620. Young people leading a vagrant life.Copy !req
621. They leave their parents and come together
to live in groups of five people.Copy !req
622. They live together,
and they are their own parents.Copy !req
623. They aren't looking for
anything in particular.Copy !req
624. And they don't divide stuff
into mine and yours.Copy !req
625. No matter if it's food or clothing,
it's all shared property.Copy !req
626. Like a commune.Copy !req
627. - Women too.
- But...Copy !req
628. It's precisely because someone
interested in sports...Copy !req
629. can find his new home in the team.
That's why I'm urging you to join.Copy !req
630. - And there won't be any jealousy?
- Jealousy?Copy !req
631. For a guy, jealousy is a real problem!Copy !req
632. "If the end of the world comes tomorrow,"Copy !req
633. "I will plant an apple tree."Copy !req
634. - GheorgiuCopy !req
635. In August 1970, a child was born to me.Copy !req
636. Nobody gave me permission...Copy !req
637. In August 1970...Copy !req
638. I called it Jenla.Copy !req
639. Nobody gave me permission.Copy !req
640. In August 1970...Copy !req
641. Another woman fell pregnant.Copy !req
642. Nobody gave me permission.Copy !req
643. In August 1970...Copy !req
644. I thought of the name for this child.Copy !req
645. Nobody gave me permission.Copy !req
646. I'll teach you a new dance.
Come and dance.Copy !req
647. It's so boring in this country.
Nobody wants to dance.Copy !req
648. Do you want to know something?Copy !req
649. - What's the best book?
- Come again?Copy !req
650. - What's the best book you've ever read?
- The Bible, of course.Copy !req
651. What part do you wash first
when you take a bath?Copy !req
652. I start by washing the bathtub.Copy !req
653. - Are you hairy?
- What?Copy !req
654. - Are you on the hairy side?
- Yes, in parts.Copy !req
655. What magazine do you like best?Copy !req
656. "Playboy," I guess.Copy !req
657. Are you tragic or comic?Copy !req
658. Put some more feeling into your questions.
Don't just read them out.Copy !req
659. - Can you laugh in English?
- In English?Copy !req
660. It's the same as in any language.Copy !req
661. - How often do you go to the loo?
- Go on... God alone knows.Copy !req
662. How many men have you cheated?Copy !req
663. Hey, wait a minute now, I'm serious.Copy !req
664. What bad effects do books
have on people?Copy !req
665. Bad effects?Copy !req
666. Well, it's getting more difficult
to find men to collect the rubbish.Copy !req
667. What's the best book to
read in the loo?Copy !req
668. The Bible, probably.
I read it every day.Copy !req
669. - What part do you hide when you're naked?
- When I'm stripped? NothingCopy !req
670. - Do you ever count the stars?
- At night, I haven't the time to count.Copy !req
671. When can you count them?Copy !req
672. The stars?Copy !req
673. At night, when you put out the light.Copy !req
674. Then you can see the stars a bit.Copy !req
675. - How about Marx's "Das Kapital"?
- Come again?Copy !req
676. - Marx's "Das Kapital"
- I don't know it.Copy !req
677. Hey there, what are you doing?Copy !req
678. You can see what I'm doing.
I'm eating a rice-ball.Copy !req
679. Have you no family?Copy !req
680. Yes, but I don't want to go back home.Copy !req
681. Why not?Copy !req
682. I've won the lottery.Copy !req
683. The national lottery.Copy !req
684. I bought it in front of the
Ikebukuro station.Copy !req
685. I won five million yen.
But I've no one to leave it to.Copy !req
686. I don't smoke Japanese cigarettes.Copy !req
687. I had a son.Copy !req
688. But he's dead.Copy !req
689. And now I've got no one any more.Copy !req
690. I'll give five million to anyone
who's kind to me.Copy !req
691. To anyone who'd take good care of me.Copy !req
692. Anyone who'd take care of
an old woman like me.Copy !req
693. Ever since I was born, no one
has ever been kind to me.Copy !req
694. I'd give five million yen just to be
treated with real kindness.Copy !req
695. - Everyone was looking for you.
- Everyone?Copy !req
696. But she has no family.Copy !req
697. That's not true, she has a son
and two grandchildren.Copy !req
698. I don't know them.Copy !req
699. I don't know him.Copy !req
700. Don't make a fool of me,
I'm Kin, your neighbor.Copy !req
701. I don't know him.Copy !req
702. She's won five million yen.Copy !req
703. You're joking!
She made me kill a rabbit.Copy !req
704. When no one talks to her,
she tells lies and steals.Copy !req
705. At first when she was arrested,
we used to go along and bail her out.Copy !req
706. But she enjoyed that.
That's why she stole things.Copy !req
707. She'd steal tissues, ladies' shoes
or children's clothes.Copy !req
708. She stole something again
only the other day.Copy !req
709. It's no good, Grandma.Copy !req
710. Cry "Wolf! Wolf!" and it will work
once, but not twice.Copy !req
711. So this time she's cooked up another
story about winning the lottery.Copy !req
712. She's a good-for-nothing old woman.Copy !req
713. An old bag of bones.
A useless old grandmother.Copy !req
714. A useless old grandmother!
A bag of bones.Copy !req
715. I'm not going home.
I'm not going back.Copy !req
716. - A noodle stall?
- That's right.Copy !req
717. What will you do with it?Copy !req
718. I want my father to go back to work.Copy !req
719. With the noodle stall?Copy !req
720. Yes. He used to push a stall around
selling Chinese noodles.Copy !req
721. I'd like him to go back to it.Copy !req
722. You'll find a stall easily enough.Copy !req
723. You're very good to your father...Copy !req
724. buying him a stall with your money.Copy !req
725. It's not out of affection.Copy !req
726. I just want my father
to earn his own living.Copy !req
727. I'm tired of having to
feed him like I do.Copy !req
728. Wait inside, I'll just finish off.Copy !req
729. Can I take a shower?Copy !req
730. All the same, isn't it love?Copy !req
731. I have nothing to do with my family.Copy !req
732. I don't even remember them any more.Copy !req
733. When the family fulfilled different
functions it still had some meaning:Copy !req
734. Economic, hierarchical, educational...Copy !req
735. recreational, protective,
and religious.Copy !req
736. But now the State and society
have taken over those functions.Copy !req
737. All that's left is affection.Copy !req
738. Blood ties are still at
the heart of it all.Copy !req
739. They're the most clannish thing.Copy !req
740. Maybe I'm not at the bottom line yet.Copy !req
741. I still dream about my father.Copy !req
742. You just need time, that's all.Copy !req
743. What's up?Copy !req
744. Nothing.Copy !req
745. I envy you, Mr Omi.Copy !req
746. Come over here. We'll make a threesome.Copy !req
747. Come on.Copy !req
748. - It's a present.
- Really?Copy !req
749. - We're both going to fly.
- Where do you get on?Copy !req
750. There, but don't tell Omi.Copy !req
751. I've been in this plane before.
I've already flown in it.Copy !req
752. Don't say a word to Mr. Omi.Copy !req
753. - It won't fly.
- It will fly.Copy !req
754. Liar! Liar!Copy !req
755. I hope you can get me some nice soap.Copy !req
756. Can anybody give me a towel?Copy !req
757. No response at all!Copy !req
758. Where did they all go?
What to do...Copy !req
759. A scholar, a cute boy, a lawyer,
a driver... Just someone!Copy !req
760. And even the owner here is gay.Copy !req
761. How terrible!Copy !req
762. Hey, shave me a bit, shave me!Copy !req
763. Hey you, murderous little devil!Copy !req
764. I am telling you, little murderer!Copy !req
765. Come here and shave me!Copy !req
766. 699, 700...Copy !req
767. I've got no razor.Copy !req
768. Then get tweezers.Copy !req
769. They've been taken away, too.Copy !req
770. Oh poor me!
What are we gonna do then?Copy !req
771. Maybe you'd better not ask about it.Copy !req
772. You know, I am really good with cooking.Copy !req
773. Don't tell me that's what you're gonna do.
Even reading books is better.Copy !req
774. - Iwanami Library of Classics, you know...
- Iwanami?Copy !req
775. I've been reading Snow White again.Copy !req
776. Yeah, it's so close to your heart!Copy !req
777. Mirror, mirror on the wall,
who's the fairest of them all?Copy !req
778. Yeah, it's me!Copy !req
779. Hey, tell me, what is
my fairest feature?Copy !req
780. Didn't you promise to wash my
cute underwear in the bathroom?Copy !req
781. Why didn't you?Copy !req
782. Is our nuisance of a landlord spraying
insecticide again? That stinking bastard.Copy !req
783. He killed them again.
How tragic.Copy !req
784. Whenever my body enters warm suds,
I feel immersed in dazzling radiance!Copy !req
785. There is no way to avoid it.Copy !req
786. I've always kept an account
of all the fish I fry.Copy !req
787. I've already fried...Copy !req
788. more then 700 of them.Copy !req
789. Someone is calling again.Copy !req
790. It can't be... A visitor?Copy !req
791. What a surprise.Copy !req
792. Is this kid a visitor? What should we do?Copy !req
793. What should we do? Make him come over!Copy !req
794. Does he even know where he is?Copy !req
795. I hope he doesn't think
it's an educational institution.Copy !req
796. He must have been in trouble
with the world.Copy !req
797. I wonder if he wants us to use
our hands or our mouths?Copy !req
798. Look at his wide-open eyes!Copy !req
799. How cute!Copy !req
800. There are no men or women here.Copy !req
801. As long as there is a body...Copy !req
802. It's gonna be like this!Copy !req
803. Setsuko! Is Setsuko there?Copy !req
804. I've brought you a rabbit.Copy !req
805. I don't need it any more.Copy !req
806. You wanted one so badly.Copy !req
807. - I'm not a child any more.
- It cost me 1,200 yen!Copy !req
808. Go away, I want to change.Copy !req
809. Go away! And shut the door!Copy !req
810. When I'm a whore...Copy !req
811. I'll buy a huge bar of soap...Copy !req
812. to wash the boy I love.Copy !req
813. When I grow up to be a whore...Copy !req
814. I'll leave the door open...Copy !req
815. so the swallows can come in
from the sea.Copy !req
816. How many days does it make now...Copy !req
817. since Grandma left?Copy !req
818. Stop fretting.Copy !req
819. - Where's she gone?
- Is your football OK?Copy !req
820. You have to keep up with the training.Copy !req
821. Guts - that's what it takes.Copy !req
822. Father...Copy !req
823. Don't you want to go back
on the noodle stall?Copy !req
824. Never mind me, just worry about yourself.Copy !req
825. If you're not going to school any more
you have to find a job.Copy !req
826. No, just give me back the 2,000 yen
I lent you.Copy !req
827. To do what?Copy !req
828. I want to buy a pair of trousers.Copy !req
829. That's it.Copy !req
830. One way in and two ways out -
that's a pair of trousers.Copy !req
831. I thought it was going to be
something intellectual.Copy !req
832. But it's just a pair of trousers.
Stupid, isn't it?Copy !req
833. Where are you off to?Copy !req
834. You've been sending notes
to that girl recently.Copy !req
835. - I dumped her a long time ago.
- A long time ago?Copy !req
836. Really!Copy !req
837. If you did, how come you're
still seeing her?Copy !req
838. It doesn't matter.Copy !req
839. - What do you mean?
- I've already found another one.Copy !req
840. - You're such a slut!
- What?Copy !req
841. Who cares how good those chicks are!Copy !req
842. Where's Chikara?Copy !req
843. Haven't you heard?Copy !req
844. There've been rumors.Copy !req
845. The police were round.Copy !req
846. Why? What could he have done?Copy !req
847. Something political.Copy !req
848. An American soldier was wounded.Copy !req
849. - He's had it.
- That's too pessimistic.Copy !req
850. - Is Mr. Omi there?
- No, he's at home.Copy !req
851. THE CITY IS AN OPEN BOOK.
WRITE ON ITS INFINITE MARGINS!Copy !req
852. How many times have you
argued with your father?Copy !req
853. Have you ever tried to make your
father earn his own living?Copy !req
854. What?Copy !req
855. If I wanted this, I'd make my father
set up a stall in the street.Copy !req
856. After the war, my father had a
noodle stall, but then he closed it.Copy !req
857. And now he isn't doing anything.Copy !req
858. So, one of my friends is selling a
cheap stall, and I decided to buy it.Copy !req
859. With this, I want to get my dad
back in the noodle business.Copy !req
860. That's my plan.Copy !req
861. Even though it's just a stall,
I think that if I get it going...Copy !req
862. and keep encouraging my dad,
it can't go wrong.Copy !req
863. If it's cheap, people will
come and buy it.Copy !req
864. What do you think?Copy !req
865. You seem quite confident.Copy !req
866. Where are the two of you going?Copy !req
867. You look happy.Copy !req
868. Don't go. It's not worth seeing.Copy !req
869. Don't you think?Copy !req
870. - Where are you off to?
- What do you want?Copy !req
871. There's nothing to see down that way.Copy !req
872. What are you looking at?
There's nothing to look at.Copy !req
873. He looks so stupid in that red shirt.Copy !req
874. Bloody fool.Copy !req
875. Where's he going?Copy !req
876. You're either sad or you're cheerful.Copy !req
877. I've got too much up my sleeve
to go anywhere.Copy !req
878. You can't beat that.Copy !req
879. You can't beat anything.Copy !req
880. - Who is it?
- It's me.Copy !req
881. What's happened?Copy !req
882. Nothing special.Copy !req
883. So what do you want?Copy !req
884. - I can't live like this any more.
- What are you on about?Copy !req
885. Have you left home?Copy !req
886. Have you beaten your father up?Copy !req
887. Or have you sold the old woman?Copy !req
888. No, you can't do anything.Copy !req
889. The most you can do is
to clean that pigsty.Copy !req
890. I want to go to America.Copy !req
891. How much money do you need
to get to America?Copy !req
892. You can push your
noodle stall to America.Copy !req
893. Please open up.Copy !req
894. I want to pay you for the stall.Copy !req
895. I'll open the door if you like,
but you'll be shocked.Copy !req
896. - Why?
- I've got a woman in here.Copy !req
897. If that's all it is,
I'm already quite used to it.Copy !req
898. Mr. Omi...Copy !req
899. Open the door.Copy !req
900. OK, come in.Copy !req
901. What's going on, Setsuko?Copy !req
902. I'm going to live here.Copy !req
903. He said I can live here.Copy !req
904. I've learned to make pot-au-feu.Copy !req
905. I can cook anything now.Copy !req
906. - And Reiko? Don't you love her any more?
- I love her as well.Copy !req
907. Let's go home. He's using you.Copy !req
908. Come on!Copy !req
909. You're making a mistake.Copy !req
910. Don't upset me!Copy !req
911. We're going home.Copy !req
912. Go away! Go on!Copy !req
913. Leave me alone!Copy !req
914. Father, what good is history?Copy !req
915. Explain it to me.Copy !req
916. That's how the book started.Copy !req
917. What book?Copy !req
918. Don't make fun of me.Copy !req
919. We can only live through what we do...Copy !req
920. Through the way that we act.Copy !req
921. It was too late.Copy !req
922. I hid in the cinema toilets.Copy !req
923. A cop followed me.Copy !req
924. He shone his torch to
find me in the dark.Copy !req
925. I can't go home any more.Copy !req
926. It was like...Copy !req
927. Suddenly, I remembered something.Copy !req
928. I'd left a new shirt in the
airing cupboard at home.Copy !req
929. I was going to wear that shirt to go
down to the Tanaka workshop.Copy !req
930. If they'd taken me on,
I'd have been a worker.Copy !req
931. I could have been a simple
"stay-at-home."Copy !req
932. The film will be over soon,
and no one will remember me.Copy !req
933. When it ends...Copy !req
934. only the white screen remains.Copy !req
935. The white screen.Copy !req
936. Who said "Everyone will be
world-famous for 15 minutes?"Copy !req
937. All that's left to show are these dozens
of men disappearing with this film.Copy !req
938. And this blank screen.Copy !req
939. I've got no home.Copy !req
940. I've got no country.Copy !req
941. There's no world for me.Copy !req
942. None of that existed
right from the start.Copy !req
943. Alone, without any family,
only photographs count.Copy !req
944. With a photo in my hand,
I draw "Auld Lang Syne."Copy !req
945. My "Auld Lang Syne."Copy !req
946. When I was at school, I picked up
a little lizard in the park.Copy !req
947. I kept it in a cola bottle
and it grew too large to come out.Copy !req
948. A lizard in a cola bottle!Copy !req
949. A lizard in a cola bottle!Copy !req
950. You don't have the strength
to get out! Do you, Japan?Copy !req
951. Do you, Japan?Copy !req
952. The perpetual humiliation is
bubbling in the Korean Straits!Copy !req
953. Is it worthwhile dying for my country?Copy !req
954. What is it?
Just look at him!Copy !req
955. What's up with you?Copy !req
956. Let go! This stall is mine.Copy !req
957. It's my stall! I bought it
with my own savings!Copy !req
958. - It's mine, I tell you!
- You stole it!Copy !req
959. - You stole it!
- We can prove that it's stolen!Copy !req
960. You stole it, father! You fool!Copy !req
961. You bloody fool!Copy !req
962. You fool! Let go! Let go of me!Copy !req
963. You fool! You fool!Copy !req
964. Turn on the lights.Copy !req
965. The film ends here.Copy !req
966. Now it's my turn to speak.Copy !req
967. When you think about it...Copy !req
968. a film can only live in the dark.Copy !req
969. When the lights go up like that...Copy !req
970. the world of the film is blotted out.Copy !req
971. In this film I dreamed of
the human aeroplane.Copy !req
972. After the shooting, when
I got back to my room...Copy !req
973. with all my moaning and groaning...Copy !req
974. I dreamed...Copy !req
975. I dreamed of the human aeroplane.Copy !req
976. I wonder why.Copy !req
977. And bit by bit, while that went on,
the line between life and film disappeared.Copy !req
978. I no longer know what I've become.Copy !req
979. And in my dreams...Copy !req
980. I was falling and falling...Copy !req
981. I don't know why.Copy !req
982. But even if I don't understand,
I did fall.Copy !req
983. And as I was falling I thought:Copy !req
984. "There's nothing to hold on to."
That's why I was falling.Copy !req
985. Scene 1Copy !req
986. Kominato, HiranaiCopy !req
987. Higashi-Tsugaru, Aomori, Eimei Sasaki.Copy !req
988. This is me speaking,
after the clapper board goes.Copy !req
989. I speak words written by other people,
in other people's speech.Copy !req
990. And while the camera turns,
I call Mr. Saito "father."Copy !req
991. But bit by bit it becomes real.Copy !req
992. And Mr. Saito really becomes "father."Copy !req
993. Then someone says "Cut!"Copy !req
994. "Next scene."Copy !req
995. "Hurry up!"Action."Copy !req
996. That's how it is. And you go on
to the next scene.Copy !req
997. The next scene begins with another lie.Copy !req
998. The lie of lies.Copy !req
999. And between one "cut" and another...Copy !req
1000. I am caught up under
the cold February sky.Copy !req
1001. This fantasy takes hold of me bit by bit.Copy !req
1002. I can't go home on the screen any more.Copy !req
1003. Polanski, Nagisa Oshima, Antonioni...Copy !req
1004. All that is a world that disappears
when the lights go up.Copy !req
1005. You just try showing a film
in broad daylight...Copy !req
1006. on the wall of a building.Copy !req
1007. Goodbye.Copy !req
1008. I won't be back.Copy !req
1009. A family for 28 days' shooting.Copy !req
1010. A State only 28 days old.Copy !req
1011. A father just for 28 days.Copy !req
1012. 28 days of disillusion and anger.Copy !req
1013. 28 days of ashes and hope.Copy !req
1014. I'm taking off my costume
and moving on somewhere else.Copy !req
1015. A human aeroplane for only 28 days.Copy !req
1016. A Tokyo life 28 days long.Copy !req
1017. I loved Humphrey Bogart.Copy !req
1018. I loved Cinemascope...Copy !req
1019. town shooting...Copy !req
1020. love scenes...Copy !req
1021. I loved Mr. Sukita, the cameraman...Copy !req
1022. Mr. Terayama, the director;
Mr. Usui, the assistant.Copy !req
1023. I loved the whole of that world,
but I don't love the cinema.Copy !req
1024. Goodbye.Copy !req
1025. Goodbye, cinema.Copy !req
1026. Goodbye.Copy !req