The first 200 lines.
So tell us, Mamet.
Why on earth did you propose in leather pants?
Because she's a big fan of Bon Jovi.
It wasn't easy to find one, you know.
Cinta.
This is the rundown for later tonight.
We start the exhibition at seven.
How was the sound check?
Went well. Mian will be back at six.
I see. Let me check.
Looks good!
Thank you, Dinda. It will be great!
What is it, Milly?
First kick.
Move over!
Out of the way, husband!
Where's Karmen?
I really want her to feel the kick, too.
What if she doesn't want to see us anymore?
She knows that we're all here today, just for her.
She will be here.
Wait, Sorry.
Just wondering, what was Karmen 'using'?
Mamet! Karmen isn't a 'user'.
She was just hanging out with the wrong crowd.
Got caught the first time she tried.
And was sent to rehab for 6 months.
There she is!
Karmen.
Karmen!
Sorry I'm so late.
Milly, you're going to be a mother?
- Yes, I miss you. - Congratulations!
Listen up, everyone.
I have two important announcements.
First of all, Karmen. Welcome back.
We all love you so much.
And we're happy to have you back here with us again.
Karmen, dear...
Maura, Milly and I have a special plan for all of us.
Which is?
Next month, I have to go to Yogyakarta.
For the opening of Eko Nugroho's exhibition.
Eko, who?
There! See?
I'm not the only one who doesn't know who Eko Nugroho is.
Don't worry.
I'll show you everything on the website.
So you'll know.
So, Karmen.
After talking it over,...
we all agreed.
This is the perfect time for us...
...to go on a holiday to Yogyakarta together.
We haven't spent time together for a while.
And...
...we've already... bought your ticket.
Really?
Yes!
Come on, Karmen, please.
- Well. - Please...
Thank you so much.
I'd be happy to go on holiday with you guys.
Yay!
Finally, holiday!
What's with the face, Mamet?
So it's a no man holiday or what?
Let it go. Let them have fun.
Before Milly gets too pregnant to travel.
Yes, before Maura and Chris have their fourth kid.
God no. Our home is already a mad house.
One more won't hurt, right?
Cinta. You said you had two announcements.
- We heard the first one. - That's true.
What's the second?
What is it, Cinta?
Let me announce the second one.
So,... last night...
I proposed to Cinta.
And, she said...
Yes...
Let's have a toast!
New York will not exist today.
Neither will it tomorrow.
I am alone.
I am nowhere.
Everyone is someone else.
I embrace my own body.
And love,...
you don't want me to turm off the light.
The window is open.
And the past comes within me like a wish.
Shivers...
Shivers...
You are the fervour of my mind.
You are... the quiver of my memory.
"Seasons change but my heart stays the same, I miss you."
"Cinta, it's best we parted...
"Cinta, it's best we parted. You will find someone better than me. I'm sorry."
Donna darling, would you be an angel and make me another espresso hot?
You need to give me a raise, Roberto.
What? For making me a cup of espresso?
I thought you love me?
Morning, Rob.
Morning, Donna.
Morning, Rangga.
This is beautiful.
This is beautiful.
So deep and touching.
What is?
Your article, Rangga.
From... months ago.
Have you been getting any sleep?
Yeah.
Donna, please make an espresso hot for Rangga.
Rangga, you need to talk to your partner seriously.
I need a raise.
A raise?
I thought you love us?
But honestly man, you look terrible.
I know you haven't been any sleep these past few weeks.
What's wrong?
I told you You should go out with that girl.
- What's her name? - Sally!
Yeah, Sally!
She's so into you.
Even Donna.
I heard that, Roberto.
I'm fine Rob. You're just being dramatic.
Dramatic?
I've known you for years now.
I am trully happy that we do this little business together.
This is what you are.
A writer.
A great one.
Rob, I don't want to talk about it.
Talk about what?
I'm just saying,...
you haven't been writing for...
...sometime now.
Here we go.
You need to clear your head.
Look, I'm... kidding about Donna or Sally. OK.
I know you got somebody else in your mind.
Somebody far away.
Take some time off, man.
You've been thinking about going back to Jakarta for years.
Go!
Do whatever you have to do there.
Whatever you need to settle.
Donna and I can run the show here without you.
Well, I... really appreciate the thought my friend but...
really,
I'm fine.
I'll write again soon.
Let's open up.
Hey, good morning.
Good morning.
Rangga?
Yes, that's right.
I'm sorry, who are you?
I'm Sukma.
I'm your half-sister.
I still can't believe I have a sister.
Are you still in school?
Yes. I'm studying economics, fourth semester.
My father passed away last year.
Mother lives with me now.
Where are Rudi and Dewi?
Rudi has lived in Sydney for the past 10 years.
His wife is Australian, and they have two kids.
Dewi has three kids.
She teaches and lives in Solo.
Mother has never forgotten you.
She was the one who left.
Physically, she's well.
But she's often moody.
She just cries for no reason.
Sometimes she rambles.
She often asks... why you haven't come home yet.
If you are still out riding your bicycle.
Brother...
I came here of my own will.
For two years, I've been trying to find out where you are.
And finally, I decided to come to New York.
Dewi and Rudi paid for my trip.
These past four days I visited...
...Columbia and NYU to find information.
After I met your belated father's friend.
Professor Richardson.
I finally got the address of your caf.
You shouldn't have bothered looking for me.
I'm here to ask you to meet Mother.
I think there's something you need to hear from her, yourself.
Why she hasn't been in contact with you all this time.
For twenty years I've lived without a mother.
And I have no problem with that, Sukma.
But you have a mother!
How much longer will you pretend she doesn't exist?
Listen, Sukma. It's up to you how you want to see it.
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