Trust (Confidenza)

Shh!

Go, Peter.

Pink.

Rosa, come on, please come. Let's go.

Come on!

Go!

Peter, they played.

Peter?

Here they are!

How beautiful we are! Mamma mia!

Do you want to give me the backpack?

You said hello to grandma, huh?

Eh, love? What do you have colors in here?

Let me see a little bit.

- Where is grandfather? - He is studying.

Now he's coming. Let him study a little more and then....

- Wonders! - Here's grandpa.

Come to grandfather.

How are you doing?

Are you afraid that I will tickle you?

Come here! Come here!

Now, you are all my stuff.

I no longer exist!

- Hi. - Hi.

- How are you doing? - Good, you?

Good.

My property here, isn't it?

Here comes the monster that eats you!

I will tickle you madly!

I tickle like crazy, both of them!

Will you eat with us?

No, I have to go to work. I'll see you directly tonight.

Is there any hassle?

I don't know, I'm working on something about Dad.

- Something about dad? - Yes.

What?

I have to solve it.

You're mysterious, huh?

There is no school law on which he has not had his say.

He has always expressed himself.

Our house was a bustle of students who came and returned to thank him.

- And to ask him how he was doing. - I know, Emma.

Now I'll see what I can do with the list.

My father should not be listed with the others, but he must receive the prize.

- No. - Hi, Luisa.

No, I cannot guarantee that.

And then, if one today says Vella to me, I'll ...

- Hello. - I think of you, not Peter.

You know how much I struggle if I'm sure I'm on the side of right, don't you?

Yes, I know.

We have to go through an endless controversy, and then so much, in the end, you give in.

I believe that Peter does not qualify.

There are criteria for candidates to meet,

And I didn't write them.

- I'm going to turn them over to you now, okay? - Let's see.

- Absolutely. Did you turn them over to me? - Yes.

Here basically.

- Well? - Luisa, one minute and it's here.

- Come on, we need to get started. - I give the green light!

Here, it meets all the requirements.

Above all,

"A distinguished student who can come in the event of an award ceremony to praise him."

Does Teresa Quadraro ring a bell?

- Teresa Quadraro, the scientist? - Yes.

- But was she a student of his? - Is she illustrious enough?

Yes, we had nominated her two years ago as a Knight of the Republic,

But he politely declined the invitation.

He hasn't been to Italy for many years. Do you think he would accept?

- So? - Everyone valued my father.

Everyone would do anything for him.

Good.

Gentlemen, you may be seated.

The President of the Republic.

Good afternoon, everyone.

You must surely have observed very carefully...

- Should I talk to him? - ...the latest events...

No.

...who witnessed, a difficult passage of the country,

which, however, helped to highlight even more,

a key feature.

The ability to respond to difficulties,

united with great composure and with great determination.

Fidelity to constitutional dictate,

and respect for its role as a founding country of the European Community,

are and will be, the tracks on which our country's recovery will start.

The whole country united, from north to south, will know how to roll up its sleeves,

will be able to respond appropriately to the challenges with which we will be confronted,

especially will be able to cope with commitments that at the international level...

"Dear Professor Quadraro,

I hope the last name tells you something, to read this e-mail,

without the frowning expression Of one who is thinking,

'But who is this? What does she want?

Instead, in Italy,

no one could afford not to know who she is.

But in spite of that,

I have the impertinence To ask you a precious favor,

In the name of a person whom you know very well, my father.

The man who brought me to where I am.

He raised me By affection, by example,

Showing me what a good man is.

Peter Vella.

I know you are in Boston,

I know that his commitments and the magnitude of the results of his work

could legitimately prevent them from doing so.

But I will explain,

my father could receive a major award.

On love,

you are not the first, nor the last, to have been in love, in life.

Five thousand years of literature,

They come to us, give us a hand, when we talk about love.

Poets are people just like us,

they were trying to describe, in other words,

this strong and strange thing.

Exactly what we are trying to do now.

What do you really feel When you say you love.

If you think about it, actually, you experience a range of feelings,

several.

What? Am I saying crazy things?

If you think about it, anger, resentment, envy,

are all things that let you know that you are in love.

Pass it around.

- Fear... - I have love!

- Fear. Me, too. - Love.

- Poetry is a concrete thing. - Fear?

You, love? Go!

Yes, love.

Let's see what you have given birth to.

Then. "When I love, I'm always pissed off."

Who is this?

It makes you laugh that they said: "Pissed off."

"I have the urge, I do crazy things, like I forget everything."

Like you, when I question you. You are all in love!

"Fortunately, I have never loved, love sucks."

Indeed!

"It is never equal, it is always overpowering."

Who wrote this one?

All right.

Professor, but today weren't we supposed to have normal class?

Bell, what is this here? What are you from the ministry?

This is a normal lesson.

So now let's see what we have learned.

So Campana is happy.

"Love and Fear."

All right? So.

Let us try to understand what relationship there is between these two major themes.

Quadraro, do you want to add anything?

No, professor, it all sounds very good to me.

Ah, well.

"Dear Emma, I feel like I have known you for years.

Although her father spoke to me about her only once,

When she was still a child.

I'm glad you thought of me, however, I really don't know what to say to you,

because I have met a lot of interesting people in my life,

But Pietro Vella, my teacher in a suburban high school,

Is the only man I loved,

And that, to this day, I seem to continue to love."

Quadraro.

Do you want a ride? Where are you going, home?

- Come. - No, thank you.

I bring you...

So, see you tomorrow.

Rind!

- What shall we do? - No, I can't!

- I have Greco's question next. - Quadraro.

Quadraro, please come.

By the way, there is only a quarter of an hour left.

But I would like to know if Greco,

you allow yourselves to do the same things that you do with me.

Professor, I'm going to help you.

It is unbelievable!

Thank you, Quadraro, because here if not, there's no coming out.

We are going to review outside.

- Goodbye. - Are you all right?

Why did he want to walk me home yesterday?

I thought that was kind.

It doesn't.

What is the truth then, sorry?

We haven't gotten there yet With the program to the truth.

Quadraro, shall we do this question?

Tell me about it, come on.

What do we want to talk about?

Um.

Poena cullei?

The punishment of the sack, go.

It was the punishment reserved for parricides.

The condemned man was locked inside a sack,

after being flogged with blood-colored rods,

And after wearing a wolf's head, or a womb of a she-wolf.

- Oh, yeah? - Yes.

And I found it particularly fascinating.

I didn't know that.

He was locked in the sack with four animals,

a monkey, a dog, a rooster and a viper.

Each animal had a different meaning.

The rooster, for example, was considered the most ferocious animal,

And it was thought to eat vipers,

So, in the bag was to create a kind of concatenation of killings.

The dog was considered the most unfaithful animal.

The monkey was a kind of caricature of the human being.

Instead, the viper, in my opinion, is the most interesting.