(patient) I don't remember if I ever told her about when my mother ...
.. forgot me at the rides. - Yes, something hinted to me.
He is becoming more relaxed in telling his feelings, without too many filters.
- This is great. - Do you have any idea what it feels like to be abandoned?
(Francesco) "Abandoned". The vocabulary gives this definition.
<"Left permanently. Left helpless and unprotected."
<You spend a part of your life looking forward to the time ...
..that your last daughter leaves the nest and when it happens, there is too much silence.
<I'm Sara, the middle daughter.
<I do Nordic walking every morning like my mother and then I go back to Filippo.
<We will get married because I also got something from dad and I want a family, I think.
<As a teenager I had some doubts, but it's a thing of the past.
<I am Marta, the perfect daughter. Honors degree in Archeology.
<Research grant at university. Students and professors love me.
<I have been living alone for five years. Sometimes there is Ettore, holder of my professorship.
<I know, it's not done. He is my professor.
<He is also married with children.
<Okay, I always make the wrong choice, but I'm working on it.
<I'm Emma, I'm going to London.
<Not really London. Croydon, a suburb.
<I like social media, I would like to make them my job.
<I know how to seize opportunities, I think.
<However I feel it, this journey will bring me something beautiful.
<If I can get to the airport.
(Francesco) In conclusion, am I really abandoned? Who knows!
<I only know that if you walked into my room ...
..you would notice that the bed is only unmade on one side.
If a Roman centurion retired in Denmark had wanted to write ...
... a letter in his language ...
How did a centurion get along with the Danes?
BELL Yes, communication was not easy.
We are talking about cultures that are very distant from each other.
Well, thanks for the question. If you want, next time we deepen the subject.
- Until we meet again. Good morning. - Good morning. - Professor! Sandro.
- Then? How's it going? - I would abolish the preparatory courses, but ... You're welcome .
- Do we have any news? - We'll talk about that later.
(Hector) Hello.
Well, guys.
(Filippo) Three years in this house and it still feels like the first time in a hotel.
Let's see if the music changes when you're married now .
What are you thinking?
(Sara) You're joking, but it's not like now that we're getting married ...
... do those terrible things happen to us that happen to everyone?
- Guy? - Like we don't leave the house anymore.
Slippers grow on our feet.
We spend the evenings in front of the TV in overalls, the free burp starts. Things like that.
I am not joking.
Oh well, we'll make some compromises.
As in the best weddings.
- What time is it? - I do not know. Because?
- Emma, ​​are you at the airport? - Hi, Emma. Have a good trip.
I have to go to work!
Do not go.
(Filippo) Five minutes.
A week ago I had to ship the clothes because 23 kilos are low.
With my father I used the excuse that it is very cold in the place where I go.
Guess where i go? I'll leave you an answer box, okay?
(stretcher bearer) Come on, come on!
- Come on! - Have they prepared everything? We have a suspicion of a heart attack.
- It's a heart attack! How should I tell? Oxygenation? - It's in the parameters.
If he stops asking questions, he passes them. It is in good hands.
A patient on admission has a greater emotional sensitivity . Do they say it in the course?
Oh well. Come on, let's go inside!
I miss the air, I have pain in my chest and ...
- We do the arterial blood sampling. Do you want to warn someone? - I have three daughters.
Am I in good hands?
Ah!
- How are you? - They were visiting him.
- It shouldn't be a red code. - Shouldn't it or isn't it?
Marta, he's alive!
- Come on, don't cry. When it dies, what will you do? - I understand. It's dad, Sara.
- Are you taking me like that? - I know, your anxiety always comes before you.
INAUDIBLE VOICES
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Are you leaving now? - No!
- Excuse the wait. There's a bit of a mess in the ward today. - Imagine.
Shall we put on a coronary stent right away ?
Quiet, I'm familiar. My father was a heart patient. Speak freely.
She had a panic attack.
Is this the first time this has happened to you?
- He follows me? - Look, I don't need a psychiatrist.
- I need an experienced cardiologist . - Look, Mr. Taramelli ...
- Doctor Taramelli, psychoanalyst. - I know who you are.
So he knows that panic disorder often starts with heart attack-like symptoms.
- Sure, but ... - Are you going through a particular stressful period?
Are there any important facts? Changes?
- The only thing is that our little sister is about to leave. - Yup.
- She was the last of us home with Dad. (Emma) Is it my fault that Dad is sick?
- Pick me up that I see the floor like this. - What do you have to do with it, Emma?
Let's talk about dad, not you. Then enough with the sense of guilt.
- How many times did daddy say that? - You broke up. Let me talk to dad.
- Emma, ​​still not ... - Hello. As soon as the nurses come out, I'll let you in.
- I realize it's none of my business, but do you want to warn Mom? - No.
- She's dead. - Emma, ​​will you stop?
Um ... No, our mother is not available.
All right. Dad is in the second door on the left.
- Thank you. - Thank you. Doctor, excuse me.
- How should we deal with him? - As always. See you later.
- The doctor is strong. - She doesn't seem prepared to me.
- In my opinion, it's not bad for dad. - Stop it? - Now you call her.
It's nothing, love. Leave calmly.
During the week I go to a friend of mine who is a very good cardiologist.
Here they have understood nothing.
- Okay, dad. Now sorry, I have to go. - Hi, Emma. Set off.
- Emma, ​​go and please, always think of you, always. - Stop that!
- I have to check in otherwise I won't leave. I got it? - Enough.
- Leave her alone. - Emma, ​​see you at the wedding. - Stop fighting.
- No jokes, you have to accompany me to the altar. - Let's see, it is not said.
I say I'm sick, so my little girl doesn't get married.
- Drink. - Which is? - Waterfall. - I'm not thirsty.
- They said drink! - In that tone? - Yup.
- Stop it, you don't have to get tired. - What will it ever be! For a little bit of anxiety.
- No, I meant in case ... - It's not that, given your work, you can't ...
The shoemaker often has broken shoes.
- Better heart attack than panic. - Yup.
Girls, this situation causes you an intense emotional reaction.
- Do we want to talk about it? - Dad, I have an appointment and I'm late.
- I have to go back to university. - Five minutes. - Talk to you later and tell us.
- These things must be addressed immediately. - No. - Rest. - Yes, I'm resting.
- If we talk right away ... - Don't worry about it. - Thanks for coming.
- Until we meet again. - Until we meet again.
- They are my daughters. - Yes, I know. They will soon be discharged.
Just in case, I'll leave these to you. They are anxiolytic.
- In case of need. - Also no. Thanks anyway. - Until we meet again.
- Were we wrong to leave him alone? - Don't start over with feelings of guilt.
- I have to go to the atelier. If I arrive late, Filippo gives me up. - Yup.
I have to go to the faculty. Today they allocate funds for research projects.
- You see? Then the more we're on him, the worse it gets. - Yup.
- Are we sure it's not the heart? - Marta, that's enough.
(Sara) Dad has only anxiety, like you.
Excuse me, permission?
- Congratulations. I propose a toast. - Yes good!
Sandro did an exceptional job.
- He deserved the funds. - Thank you. (Marta) How did he deserve them?
The research is mine and the funds should be mine. He didn't do anything.
- Forgive me, but we have a meeting. - You know I worked on that site.
It will attract hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world.
- What is this psychodrama? - The research is mine.
I haven't slept a wink in months to deliver it on time.
It is not of that illiterate who does not know a word of English, it is mine!
- Lower this finger. - You did it on purpose.
Marta, should I have attributed the funds to you? To screw up our relationship?
- Think! - What's the relationship got to do with it? You had to recognize an objective thing.
The research is mine. But you have a straw tail, admit it!
- Let's talk about it one of these evenings at dinner, please. - No!
Marta, they are gone now.
Please, gentlemen. We continue in the classroom.
Is it because we are lovers and now he doesn't want the conflict of interest?
Marta, you make a fool of yourself.
I'm sorry.
Recommended shit!
(Roman accent) Who says everyone works in Milan ? Look what a brothel!
Where are you going? PHONE RINGS
- Yes. - Hi, uncle. How are you? - When you start like this, it's serious.
- What do you want? - Sorry if I call you that, but dad is in the emergency room.
- As? What's wrong? - Nothing serious.
- A panic attack. - I feel worse! - Yup.
It's that Marta has to go back to the faculty, I have to try on the dress and ...
- I understand, I take care of your father. - It's at the Santa Chiara. - Nothing less.
- I have to go through all of Milan. All right. - Thank you. - You should make me a saint.
- Holy! - Hello. - We missed the panic attack.
- Here I am. - Hi, Niki.
- How are you? - How are you?
- Are you ready for the big step? - Yup!
- For me these three months of preparations have flown. - Did you change your hairstyle?
- Yes, nothing escapes you. - You look great. - Thank you.
- Have you found something you like? - I was looking at the compositions.
- Yes, the flowers. - Therefore? - I don't know, flowers make everything ...
- Conventional. - Exactly.
- I mean, they're beautiful. But then they jump. - The ecological soul.
- You haven't been out for a while. However you choose , I take care of the payment. - Love!
Joke.
Oh well. While we wait for the dress, do we see something for the guests?
- Yeah. - Okay, I'm going to the hotel. You continue, among women you understand more.
- Hi, Niki. Thank you. - Good day. - See you later.
- We understand more. - So they say, but ... - It's bullshit.
- What did you think for the guests? - Perfumes. I'll show you.
- Then. Natural essences, not tested on animals ... - I like it.
- Truly? - It's perfect.
- How many marriages have you followed? - I lost count.
- All successful? - Fortunately , my work begins and ends here.
- This is good. - It's my favorite.
- Have you been together long? - Two years.
Yes, we live together.
Then we work together, in the hotel of his parents.
Why did you never get married?
Er ... MOBILE RING
Excuse me for a moment.
Ready? Yes, he is here with me.
(softly) Ah, yes ...
Okay, okay. Yes, I'll be right there.
I am mortified. The dress is embroidered and it will take at least half an hour.
- I have another couple and ... - Don't worry, I'll be back another time.
- I'm sorry, forgive me. - Quiet.
- I'll notify you when the dress is ready. - Yup.
Good day.
- You can't park here. It's an emergency room. - I know it.
- So I park there, it's an emergency. - Are you a doctor? - Plus, an NCC.
- Did you get everything? - See you soon. - Tie '!
- Did you get the catheter? - What a catheter! - See how it runs, go!
- Come on! - A psychoanalyst who has a panic attack.
- Watch the stretcher. Excuse me. - Caution. - There are people who are sick.
I see it a little ...
- Come on, Matteo! - Which is?
To come here, I had to give up the Semenzini race.
- That of Via Montenapoleone, 120 euros. He only trusts me. - Do you want money?
No, to tell you what I gave up. So much calls me back because she is in love.
- Were you afraid? - I thought I was having a heart attack. - But you didn't.
- Arrived. Do you think you can do it on your own legs? - Yes, I prefer.
If you let me, I would go on foot.
- Go, this is a hospital. - Excuse me. - He says it's a hospital. I knew it!
One thing. To avoid a relapse, can you drive less Roman-style?
- How is it Roman-style? - Like before. - It was in the Ciociara style, with the turnaround.
Why don't you take advantage of this? Try to see the glass as half full.
- That is? - Take a break from the nuts and start writing that stuff.
- Wow? - The book of the father who plays the mother that you told me ...
You have a timing! Do you think that now I take charge of the book?
- I can not think of anything, I have emptiness. - He had too many thoughts before.
- Do you have a vacuum now? - Now I have a vacuum. - Where will I take you? - At home.
Home alone? I'll take you to Sara, to Marta, right?
- I don't want to weigh on them. - Therefore? - Right, cut this way.
- This was coming on me, was I going right? So home. - Yup.
Why don't we go to the spa tonight? Let's do the "spas", it would do you good.
- Maybe I'll call a couple of friends, they keep us company. - That's an idea.
- We'll think about it. Now I want to lie down. - I see.
- But if you feel bad, call me. - I will not miss. Thanks for coming.
- What's that doing? - Who? - That.
- It's Polizzi, a patient of mine. - Pay your mortgage with this.
- When do you fix it? You carry it to old age. Congratulations. - Hello. - See you later.
Mrs. Polizzi.
Doctor! I rang and it didn't open. I was worried, I also tried at home.
- She is always on time. - I had a setback, excuse me.
I thought you died in the studio.
I started, I am ashamed to say, to smell in case there was a body.
This morning I woke up without palpitations and took nothing. Look!
She is fine, I am free. We can recover the lost three quarters of an hour.
SHOTS ON THE DOOR <Doctor! Doctor!
(answering machine) Doctor, my old analyst advised me to call you.
I'll try again later. MOBILE RING
He does not give up. Holy shit!
(Angelica) We finally have the sponsors for my solo crossing.
- What if something happens to you? - What must happen to me?
You know how important this crossing is for my NGO.
- It's not a game or a whim. - The fate of the planet depends. - Yup.
Instead Emma who is in kindergarten is a secondary problem.
I know it. This will be the hardest part.
- I'll miss all three of them. - I see.
However, bear in mind that a bear cub is only dependent on its mother for twenty months.
Then it becomes autonomous.
I didn't think about it. Are you serious? Marta, Sara and Emma are not bears.
- I'm not a bear, you ... - It was a metaphor. - Now I make a metaphor.
- If you go around the world and save yourself, you never set foot here again. - No.
- It's not right. - Because? - Because you are too emotional.
Yes, I'm emotional and I care about our daughters.
It is not a metaphor and you do not set foot here anymore, remember that. Bears!
- See? It's me. - Doctor Minisci ... - Malesci.
- Malesci, is already registered. - It's impossible.
- I'm here. - So someone came in with his boarding pass. - Find him.
- I can't find him. - Come in.
- You are welcome. - Thank you. - You are welcome.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
(Emma) I'm in the super VIP lounge. Everything is gorgeous!
I imagine when Mr. Malesci will not be able to enter.
What name is Malesci?
- Salutations. - We are called in the same way, Claudio Malesci.
Emma Taramelli. Sorry, I found your boarding pass on the ground.
- I was supposed to take pictures here, so ... - What if they didn't let me in?
I would have said I had sneaked in and given her boarding pass back.
I do the influencer, that is almost.
The influencer dictates fashions, gives clothing tips.
No, I got it right. I work there, I have my own agency. What's your name?
- What's your nick? - Emma Tara. - Let's check. EmmaTara.
- Too many want to do this job. - I believe it more than others. - Yup?
Then come and visit me at the agency during the week .
Let's see if we can do something together.
I am going to England for a year to perfect my English.
- Then when you get back. - Okay.
- I go. - Have a nice trip. But if you want, stay. - Better not.
- Keep this as a souvenir. - Thank you.
Okay.
Let's see if they left any messages. Forget about it! "Family".
Girls, I'm dad. If you call and find yourself disconnected, don't be frightened.
You have not done so until now and you will not.
But if you find it detached, don't be afraid. I'm at the spa with Matteo to relax.
A day like this deserves it. Emma, ​​as soon as you arrive in London, give a sign of life.
Notify that you have arrived. Thanks girls.
- Okay. (Matthew) Francis!
<Francesco! - Why don't you call? Fuck!
Francis!
- Shh! What are you screaming? We are not in Testaccio, we are in Milan. What's up? - I wasn't screaming.
You know the "kid" with whom I would like to go out for six months?
- Yes. - He says she's free tonight. - Therefore? No spa?
- Does it bother you? - No, my pleasure! I imagined. Have fun anyway.
- Thank you. Then next week we organize. - Calm.
I'm better at home. We've been putting it off for fifteen years , I just wanted to remind you.
- What are you doing in my house? - My home, it will mean. I am Ettore's wife.
Martha, right?
- This is not his home. - But I pay the rent. - He paid me.
Then today they informed me of his show at the university.
Was I paying the rent to you who knew of my existence?
You and Ettore really found each other.
Leave us alone.
- Hey! - Hello. - What are you doing here?
- Did someone call you about the dress? - Nobody called me.
- Because I care about my customers. - I didn't want to go to work today.
- Nervous? - Worried.
Doesn't the habit ever scare you?
- I don't have all this experience. - You are single?
And convalescing, after a three-year history.
Alba, a charming , anaffective anesthetist.
He cared more for his patients in the operating room than for me.
- So you are ... - Yes.
I prefer women through and through. As customers, as friends.
Even as lovers.
It was stupid to leave you, Alba.
You say?
Good evening.
- Good evening. - Where do I take her?
- Via Nullo, please. - Perfect.
Thank you.
- To her. Good evening. - Thank you. Good evening.
What's special about this room?
First it is my room and this makes it truly unique.
Then today I was about to leave and instead life surprised me.
This is my trolley.
But a trolley was not enough because from this house that now seems empty ...
..I wanted to take my whole life away.
This is where I grew up.
How do you put everything in a trolley?
Come on, man!
- Oh God! - Marta, what are you doing? - You are crazy? Emma, ​​man!
- You gave me a shot. - You gave me a shot. - No, you!
- What the hell are you doing here? - You?
- What did you do to your face? - Leave it alone. Shouldn't you be in London?
Croydon is not London, it is a suburb.
- Looks like you got into a fight. - Did you warn dad? - No.
- I didn't want to disturb him, he's at the spa. Whenever he comes, he finds me. - Okay.
However you are swollen.
NOTIFICATION BY MOBILE
- Problems? - No. - Are you sure? - Yup.
Come with me.
Was that asshole dean of it?
- Because I'm quick to report him. - Do not even mention it!
Marta, that's an asshole. Even if he's your lover, he's an asshole!
- It was him? - But no!
Okay. NOTIFICATION BY MOBILE
For whom is this happiness?
DOOR NOISE
It does not unfasten.
- Ah! - Ah!
- Will be? - Emma?
- Oh God! Were you really going to do it? - Put that thing down!
- Emma, ​​don't try! - Come on! (Francesco) Girls!
Girls, what's up?
- Doctor Taramelli, nice to see you again. - She is ... - Niki Furlan.
- Exactly. - We met at the atelier. - I felt like ...
See you at the atelier.
- She's just a friend, don't get strange ideas. - Yes. - Just a friend, come on!
- You weren't at the spa with Matteo? - What are you doing here?
I ask the questions. Aren't you supposed to be in London?
- It wasn't London. - Oh well, Croydon. Therefore? Marta, what have you done?
Nothing, a bike accident.
I was leaving and something happened to me.
- What happened to you that he didn't let you leave? - Can we talk about it tomorrow?
- They came too, she brought the guest. - What balls! - Do not argue.
You need to clarify a few things for me. I'm my age, I'm not stupid.
The moped is just a friend, one thing happened.
- Right? - Bike. - Marta.
- Let me understand, are you sleeping here tonight? - Yes. - You too, Sara? - Yup!
- Get the sheets. - I can not open. - Sorry, calm down.
- It's a man. - Yes. - Emma, ​​tell me why you didn't go to London.
- Have you had visions of air strikes? Disasters? - No. - Then why?
- That's mine. - Then help us. - Get the pillow cases. These are yours.
If you don't go to London to study, you have to do something here. Clear?
- Yes, I stayed on purpose. - You stayed on purpose! I know you. - Trust me.
- Where do I put the pillows? - Where do you put them?
- You don't fix a hair! No offense. I'm there. - I supposed.
Come on, Emma. Don't smile as a child!
- What little smile? - You're your age. How old are you? - How old am I?
I know, you are of age. So you can't flit here and there.
Do you study or work. Clear?
- How many pillows did you get? - Two, yours is done.
- They are double, two and two. - Two more pillows.
- Anyway, it's not her fault, you spoiled her. - Mind your own business.
I won't allow you to say this. You offend me.
I got more attention to Emma because she was the youngest.
Marta has always been jealous.
- You are dressed? Then help us. - It's not true.
- Start making the bed. - Pope! (Marta) Shut up!
- Don't drop them, they get dirty. - Ouch! - Go.
- Do something? - I have back pain. - Oh well.
Marta, what happened to you?
- It was Ascione's wife. - Who?
- The one that exploits your doctorate? - Him. - How come? - We are lovers.
- You and Ascione's wife? - What do you say?
- What are you laughing at? Given the day, it was possible. - No.
- Me and the principal and I was renting a house that belonged to his wife. - Let me understand.
Did the money I gave you for the rent go to your lover's wife?
- Yes, but don't talk to me like that. I found out today. (Sara) What an asshole!
I break her face. How did she dare?
- Make the bed. - I have back pain.
I love you, but don't sell out like that. You deserve more than a clandestine relationship.
- It's not illegal, his wife knows. - Holy shit, Sara!
- You bring a stranger to fuck ... - Mature !
- On the eve of your wedding. - Mamma mia, stay calm!
- Enough! - What the fuck!
Analyze her, she said "fuck".
The Puritan spoke. Look at me, Sara.
- What jumped into your head? Because? - First, I'm embarrassed to talk about it.
- That's normal, isn't it? - Yes. - Second, I was wrong.
- I had to go somewhere else. - That's not why you were wrong!
If you love Filippo and marry him in a while, you shouldn't have.
- Am I right? - Then why with a girl?
I have never endured your collective analysis sessions because you are not well.
- Good night. - Sooner or later we have to talk about it! (Sara) Okay.
- We're tired, let's talk tomorrow. - Oh well. The bed?
We do it. You have never made one. Until tomorrow.
- Hello. - Dad, are you happy? We are all together again. - Emma!
- Will you tell me why you are not in London? - Croydon. - Croydon. - Tomorrow.
Tomorrow we'll talk. I'm going to the bathroom now, so we don't barricade those two.
- Martha! Did you fall in the bathroom? (Martha) Don't use that tone with me.
(Sara) Slowly, we stoned him. - I was wrong.
Freud, where did I go wrong?
Sottotitoli: Laser S. Film s.r.l. - Roma