01x04 - The Dream

[bunniefuu]

[pulsing electronic music plays]

[sighing]

[woman] Ladies and gentlemen, welcome.

ROME 1988

This evening, your eyes
will witness a vision of heaven.

So, let's begin.

You. What do you like doing to your woman?

[man] Taking her from behind
and imagining she's you.

And then, I see her red and blue
checkered slippers on her feet, and...

my boner goes away.

[chuckling]

We give them more than sex, Rocco.

We give them desire.

The freedom to desire.

- That's what we sell.
- [woman] And... you.

What's your wildest desire?

Making love with Moana. [chuckles]

That's why no one can sleep
with my girls off the set.

- Not even you.
- Yeah, okay, Ricky, I promise. Okay?

[Riccardo] Because the moment
they become human, we all stop dreaming.

["Écoute chérie"
by Vendredi sur Mer playing]

[men shouting, whistling]

[Rocco] In those years, we were
part of a free and unlimited passion.

[sighs]

[sighs]

[Rocco] What we were selling was so
powerful that the Church, the authorities,

and the state were all against us.

[moans softly]

[audience clapping]

It's a dream, Rocco.
A sacrificial rite, a climax.

A revolution.

[chanting] Moana! Moana!

- You'd be great in a number like this!
- Me?

[moans softly]

[Rocco] But there was nothing in
Riccardo's idea that was anything like me.

["Écoute chérie" continues]

- Thank you.
- You're welcome, honey.

Well? Do you see houses
like this in Ortona?

[woman] I'm tired, darling.

- I can't walk up all these stairs.
- Hey, come here.

[Riccardo] We'll go ever so slowly, honey.

- But... we have to go up.
- Hold on.

[Riccardo] Because this city
belongs to us... the world, the skies...

She's a diva, you animal!

- [slap]
- She's a diva!

She's a diva! She's a diva!

- What did I tell you?
- Calm down.

Don't touch the divas off the set.

- It was her.
- Go on!

- Yeah, come on.
- [Riccardo] Malù! Wait for me, girls!

["Ragazze Coccodé" playing]

Wonderful party.

I love Franco.

He's a pioneer.

He's the only man in the Coccodè Girls
in Arbore's show.

[Rocco] Hm.

- Is he a f*gg*t?
- Rocco...

He can be whatever he wants.
He is fearless.

- Alright, alright.
- Okay?

[song ends]

[laughter]

- Well done!
- Well done! Incredible!

[guests clapping]

- Riccardo, over here.
- Come.

You're meeting Nicola,
the editor of Supersex.

- [Nicola] Ah. Rocco,
- How are you?

- How are you?
- Nicola.

Riccardo.

Riccardo!

[Nicola] Siffredi.

I'm a huge fan of Supersex.

You don't know how much it hurts me
that we're ending Supersex.

Since whenever I see you,
I'm reminded of the same thing.

What's that?

[clears throat]

I should've k*lled off Gabriel,

made the alien consume him too.

Then the new Supersex
would've been reborn. Rocco Siffredi.

Don't you agree, Ricky? Eh?

He would've been perfect.

It's a shame that
print media has run its course.

Nicola.

Do you like Rocco over me?

- No, no, Gabriel.
- [Pontello] Really?

- Hey...
- Yeah, whatever! This lowlife, Supersex?

- No.
- You dress terribly.

Gabriel, it's Rocco.

I know who he is! I created him
in Paris, and he's betrayed me now.

- Oh no, Gabriel.
- That's the truth! Why?

- [Christoph] It's... It's done.
- I am Supersex.

Not you.

- Riccardo, let me... let me get this right.
- Hm.

You're saying that people go
to see this person, dressed as a female.

- Of course. He's a great artist.
- Are you Siffredi?

Yes.

Is it true what they say?

What's that?

You're better than Alain Delon's Siffredi.

- Rocco... Hey, I'm watching you.
- Don't worry, Ricky. Don't worry.

- Are you with Diva Futura?
- No.

No.

- [panting]
- [electronic music playing]

Rocco Siffredi...

[Rocco] Who were they
calling by that name?

Someone I left behind. Rocco Tano.

Someone more than him and Supersex.

An idol.

Rocco...

Siffredi.

- [moaning]
- [thumping]

[Nicola] Quiet. Quiet, quiet.

[moaning]

Quiet.

[woman] What's happening?

[hushed murmuring]

[Nicola] Hm.

- That's Rocco.
- Siffredi.

- [Nicola clears throat]
- That's totally him.

[low murmuring]

[Nicola] I see you've met my wife.

She wanted to meet Rocco Siffredi.

Satisfied?

Very.

Let's go, what is this? A funeral?
Come on, music, let's dance!

- Come on, come on!
- [chuckles]

- [dance music plays]
- [Nicola laughing]

[Rocco chuckling]

- Thank you.
- So, you're Siffredi?

Yes.

How brightly this rising star shines!

[chuckles]

["Self Control" by Raf playing]

♪ Oh, the night is my world ♪

♪ City lights, painted girl ♪

♪ In the day, nothing matters ♪

♪ It's the night time that flatters ♪

♪ In the night, no control ♪

♪ Through the wall, something breakin' ♪

♪ Wearin' white as you're walkin' ♪

♪ Down the street of my soul ♪

♪ You take my self
You take my self-control ♪

♪ You to me livin' only for the night ♪

♪ Before the morning comes... ♪

What are you doing, Lucia?

What are you doing?

The child...

He must never know what I used to do.

Do you understand? Huh?

♪ You take my self
You take my self-control ♪

♪ I... ♪

♪ I live among
the creatures of the night ♪

♪ I haven't got the will
To try and fight ♪

♪ Against a new tomorrow
So I guess I just believe... ♪

- [song fades out]
- [grunting]

[breathing deeply]

- Balayage.
- Huh?

You need to get some balayage.

You Italians are still
using highlights. [scoffs]

I just wanted to be a bit blonder
in front, know what I mean?

Balayage, naturally lighter.

'Cause women notice two things.

Your d*ck... and your hair. Simple.

You don't have a d*ck, okay.
So it's a big deal, buddy. [chuckles]

Huh?

- I take care of my quiff.
- Oh yeah?

- [grunting]
- It's like my signature.

- How many more reps?
- Twenty sets of twenty.

I do thirty.

Well done.

Okay.

So are you going to John's memorial later?

Yeah.

I never met John Holmes.

Never in real life.

Until a week ago, he was filming.

Yes.

He had these red blotches all over, but...

he was a machine.

Well,

more f*cking for us, right?

- Mmm.
- That's what he would've said.

What is it? You afraid?

[electronic synth music playing]

- [woman] Riccardo.
- [Riccardo] Hi, honey.

Rocco is an animal. You have to tell him!

- Yes, my love. Did he hurt you badly?
- Yes.

- Silvia, bring the cream for Milly!
- Yes, coming!

Put the cream on.
I'll talk to him. Alright?

Later! Later!

- Hi, beautiful, how are you?
- Wonderful, sweetie.

[panting]

- We did good.
- [Rocco] Uh-huh.

- Fancy some spaghetti?
- I don't eat carbohydrates.

- Good boy! A life of deprivation.
- Hm.

- Rocco.
- Ricky, I want to talk to you.

- Silvia, the snake!
- [hissing]

- Me too.
- Mm.

Alright, listen, Rocco.
We... just perform for the camera.

You need to pull back. Understand?

No.

Rocco, the girls are
complaining that you're a bit too...

How can I put it?

- Rough.
- Huh.

Thank goodness Christoph
pays the girls to make you soft,

because otherwise, what would happen?

A m*ssacre?

Come on, that's how I f*ck. [sighs]

Right, but the character
in the movie is not you.

Then who is it?

- Fire! Fire!
- [alarm blaring]

Ow.

That's the fifth time
they've set fire to the doorbell.

- Come on!
- Hey, Ricardo, so how did John die?

[coughing]

The smell of gasoline
is one of life's pleasures.

- You know what I'm thinking?
- Hm?

[sighs] I'm thinking...
you could sing "Kobra" at the theater.

- Really?
- [laughing]

Ever tried singing?

[coughing]

- Not really.
- [chuckling]

- Ah!
- [flames whoosh]

- [laughing]
- Careful, Ricky!

Silvia! Silvia!

Tell the police that
someone set the doorbells on fire!

No, but... uh...

Hey, Ricardo, they'll arrest us.

I already told you I have
all that sh*t with the Gypsies.

Honey, we're at w*r right now...

And the revolution never takes a break.
You win some, you lose some, you know?

And anyway, our doorbell
was burnt too, wasn't it?

So then it was,
without a doubt, the same person.

And do you know who that person was?

The petty, self-righteous,
Catholic, middle-class.

[chuckles] The doorbell was the start.

So, I set the building on fire.

Oh, what did you want
to tell me earlier, Rocco?

It's Moana.

No. No more Moana.

- Moana is ineffable.
- Oh...

- Hello there.
- You sick, degenerate perverts!

Hello. Thanks.

You see? You have to do the performance.

It's the next thing!

I doubt they'll try
burning my doorbell anymore.

Yeah, me too.

[chuckling]

Ah, we're in hell!

A most beautiful hell!

[doorbell ringing]

[Rocco sighs]

For you.

Who are you?

Franco, remember me? We met at the party,
you know, where I was part of the Coccodè.

- And I'm a fan of yours.
- Oh.

- So, what?
- I brought you a gift.

Seeing as there was a lot of talk
about how you dress, so I thought...

"No one knows how important
clothes are in life more than me."

So I have a present for ya.

For the memorial service.

No, I don't need it, no...
I don't know who you are.

- Don't come here anymore.
- But we're on the same side.

Yeah, right. Same side...

Jesus, I'm into p*ssy.

[old man] That young man
did right, sending you away.

People like you shouldn't set foot
in a respectable building.

- You depraved man!
- [blow lands]

[Franco gasping]

- Depraved man!
- [Franco shouting]

Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
What the hell's wrong with you?

- b*ating up a f*gg*t?
- Porter!

What the f*ck are you doing?
He's a f*gg*t so you b*at him up? Come on!

Go away! f*ck off!

Can't you defend yourself?

Inside! Move!

- [breathing shakily] You sure?
- Come on, inside!

Let me see.

You hurt bad?

Here.

[Franco] You look fabulous! [chuckles]

I stole it from costuming,
but it fits perfectly, though!

- Oh, you stole it? Thank you. [chuckles]
- I come from a family of princes.

Nobility is a wonderful kind of decadence.

Anyway, I saw you, standing alone,
all by yourself at the end of the party.

It's always a problem...
when the party ends.

And you reminded me of myself.
A few years back. [chuckles]

All pioneers, Rocco... are so lonely.

Even when they're in a group,
they seem like a pack.

They care more about money
than loving each other.

I mean, you do have
something quite special.

[Rocco chuckles]

You are you.

There's no one like you.

You'll have no rules.

Because you will be the rule. [chuckles]

- Do you have a girlfriend, Rocco?
- No, of course not. How could I?

- No? Why not?
- [chuckling]

I dream only about love.

And a pinch of Vaseline
because I've never liked v*olence.

I'm being vulgar.

But as for children... it could be too late.

[somber music plays]

The price that we pay in life for, um,
being free, for pursuing freedom...

Because there's nothing
more beautiful in the whole world

than being true to who you are.

Come on. Time to go to John's.

- [chuckles]
- [Rocco sighs]

Tell me, Franco, um...

about how he d*ed.

From love, the same way we all die.

Yeah, I know, I get it. Was it AIDS?

Uh... many...

um... faggots have gotten it, huh?

Well, they say many of your kind too.

Don't you believe a word of what they say.
You're invincible in that suit.

I mean, how would you rather live?

Like that man with the umbrella?

Locked inside his respectable home,
doing respectable things,

only doing what others tell him?

With no thrills.

No passion. And then, when he dies,

who'll remember that sad man, huh?

He's the same as millions
of men with an umbrella.

Then there are... people like us.

And we never die.

- Hope so, Franco.
- [both chuckle]

- [energetic music playing]
- [woman moaning in film]

[sobbing softly]

[man] Sexual participation therapy.

Are you saying that you would like
to mate with my wife?

Exactly. However,
if you don't feel like it...

[emotional music playing]

- Hi, I'm John Holmes.
- Hi there.

[crying] Then, when he reaches out to her,

and she asks for his documents...

- [John] Yes, I did.
- His ID card.

And then he pulls out his d*ck...

- We really, really made him...
- [John] Here it is.

- [woman] Oh!
- ...immortal here.

Because everyone here are the...

the ones who are... in contact with

the primordial force that keeps

life and death together.

So, here's to John!

- To John!
- To John!

- [guests clapping]
- [both] To John!

Music now!

["You Spin Me Round"
by Dead or Alive playing]

Okay.

♪ Right round, round, round ♪

♪ You spin me right round, baby
Right round ♪

♪ Like a record, baby, right round... ♪

I've added your number to the show.

♪ Like a record, baby
Right round, round, round ♪

[laughing]

♪ You spin me right round, baby
Right round ♪

♪ Like a record, baby
Right round, round, round ♪

♪ You spin me right round, baby
Right round ♪

♪ Like a record, baby
Right round, round... ♪

[song ends]

Should I step down...
right here, or stay there?

How fast can you ride your bike?

Uh... well... 110?

- Because I love going fast
- Ah...

Going fast and the ocean.

You're from the seaside too?

Yes.

Ortona, it's near the water.

People who aren't born by the sea
don't get how much you miss it.

I used to swim every morning,
far from the shore.

[chuckles lightly]

And my father would worry about me.

I just really liked to... go diving.

[both chuckle lightly]

With my brother Tommaso.
When we were young.

You know when you dive down,
and there's no light, but it's not dark?

I liked it.

I didn't want to come back to the surface.

- Ever happened to you?
- No, not to me.

But... I suppose I've...

Never mind. It's nothing.

- What?
- No.

I always have the same dream, you know?

Well, I like to dream.

It goes well with sex, wouldn't you say?

[soft music playing]

But you don't like sex, do you, Moana?

You're the first one to notice.

Let's keep that our little secret.

- Tell me about your dream.
- No.

It's nothing, I...

dream that I'm driving a car too fast...

I have an accident that kills me.

A little man pops up.

But as he gets closer, he gets
bigger and bigger, bigger than me.

The man says,
"Do you want to be my friend?"

"Because if you're my friend,
then I can save your life."

There's... a folder
with a contract to sign, an agreement.

But my life would totally belong
to him if I signed the contract.

I let myself pass away.

But after that, I sign the agreement.

I always have the same one too.

What is it?

I get to a point where I can't breathe,
and I pass away.

[low murmuring]

What is this?

["Kobra" by Donatella Rettore plays]

- [light chuckling]
- [indistinct chatter]

- [man 1] What the hell?
- [man 2] What is all this?

[laughter]

[man boos]

Go on, go on!

Ah, f*gg*t! What the f*ck are you doing?

Yeah! Keep it up, Rocco!

[audience whistling and jeering]

Show's over, everybody! Get out!

- Stay where you are! Stay calm!
- Hello, handsome.

Stay where you are, everybody!

Are you looking for the revolution?

[Riccardo] Moana!

With elegance! With elegance!

[crowd clamoring]

[cameras clicking]

NINFEO THEATER ROCCO SIFFREDI
ITALIAN STALLION

For freedom!

[indistinct chattering]

[cameras clicking]

[indistinct shouting]

Revolution!

["Kobra" continues]

[song fades out]

[seabirds calling]

The garden isn't yours, Carmela!

It's yours if you take care of them.

[footsteps approaching]

Why are you coming here?

My God! You should be ashamed of yourself.

Because of you, everybody's
gossiping about us nonstop!

- I'm going now, Giorgio.
- Perfect. Get out.

Mom got badly ill.

Because of you,
she prays and cries every night.

[gentle music playing]

[huffs]

[spitefully] Siffredi...

Thankfully, you have a different name now.

[Carmela] It's a vine plant. It's grown.

See that?

I see it.

[distant bells tolling]

[man] Lift it up.

- Lift it up.
- Mm.

- Lift it up.
- Okay. [clears throat]

[clears throat]

[doctor] Hm.

Cirrhosis.

- A type of cirrhosis.
- What's that mean?

- Your mother has cirrhosis, but not you.
- Oh.

You're fine, for the moment. You're fine.

But in my opinion...

you could die young.

What can you expect
from the life you lead, Rocco?

Do I have it?

Sooner or later, you will.

Junkies, h*m*,
and people like you have it.

Before, there was syphilis
for the whores in brothels.

How often do you ej*cul*te?

Uh...

Three, four...

Sometimes more, each day.

It happens on its own at night.

So...

I've watched you grow up, Rocco.

You're missing the love of a woman.

And children.

Eh... You can't have
children with the life you lead.

[sighs] And what are we born for,
if not to have children?

MOANA POZZI IN FANTASTIC MOANA!
RED-HOT!

[panting in film]

[panting heavily]

[grunts]

[somber music playing]

[chuckles softly]

[Rocco] The more I became Rocco Siffredi,

the more I realized
the price I'd have to pay.

Every life lived to the fullest
always has a price to pay.

[gasps softly]

Bloody hell.

[Rocco] Only those who are
brave enough to take that risk

can become their own masters.

And start a new life.

MUSIC SCHOOL AUDITIONS
REGISTRATION FORM

Nunzio, who keeps
calling me over and over,

listen, if you don't want to take a leap,

this leap, Nunzio, this one,

then you shouldn't call the magician!

- [chuckles]
- Don't even bother!

As the magician says,
do whatever the f*ck you want!

Enough! Enough, for f*ck's sake!

Nunzio, I deal with the light
because I know the dark, got it?

- Come on!
- [bell jingles]

No more, Nunzio, no more.

- Cousin.
- The f*ck are you? A magician on TV?

Don't give me sh*t. Now forget
about that TV magic. It's complicated.

I wanna speak with you.

How could you do this to me? Huh?

- You... are living my life.
- Ah...

What you do is what I aspire to.

[groans]

Jesus, what a package!
How much do you earn with this?

Actually, let me guess.

Two, three hundred a day?
All cash in hand.

[both chuckle]

Three hundred a day...

Just to f*ck! You're a genius!

- I wanna show you this.
- Alright.

- Okay...
- What're you doing, Gabriele?

[laughing]

Well?

- Well, it's big.
- Touch it.

- No.
- Touch it!

- I'm not going to touch your penis!
- Rocco, touch it!

- Get your d*ck out. We'll compare.
- We're not measuring them.

Is that your wife?

Yeah.

You left your wife in the car
to show off your d*ck?

[breathes deeply]

- Take me with you.
- No, come on, Gabriele.

- Take me with you.
- No.

- I belong to you.
- Get up.

- I belong to you.
- Don't you have a nice job in a bank?

Forget the bank!

There's my d*ck here,
and there's your d*ck there.

I just can't go to work every day.

You bring me life.

So, yes. It's a yes?

You're beautiful.

Hey! Put your d*ck away!

Uh...

You have a job, a wife, a daughter.
Just go home.

sh*t! You mean you get
to live like this, and I can't?

- It's because...
- Why?

Because you're gonna wake up,
and you'll regret this, trust me.

No. I want to follow you.

I'm ready to f*ck the world,
just you and me.

Please take me.

Together, always. What did Grandpa say?

Just put the carrot in...

[both] Once you've found the hole!

[both laughing]

PARIS 1988

[man] Sylvie Lanteigne.

- [rain pattering]
- [thunder rumbling]

- Do you know her?
- No, I don't know her at all.

I know her. Let's give her two minutes.
That'll do.

[man] Alright, let's see.

[slow classical tune playing]

Hey, Mom. It's Rocco.

[Carmela] Rocco. Have you eaten?

Yeah, I've eaten.

How are you?

- I'm well. How 'bout you?
- I'm fine.

I put a freesia on the grave.

They resist the cold,
and smell lovely in the spring.

Have you spoken to Tommaso?

- Yeah, we talk all the time.
- Has the baby been born?

Armando says it's due any day now.

Yeah.

I'll make sure to call you.

Make sure you do.

Goodbye.

- [Carmela] God bless you.
- [Rocco] Bye, Mom.

[receiver clatters]

[sighs]

[phone ringing]

[Lucia] Hello?

[classical tune builds intensity]

Is that you, Rocco?

Tommaso's not here.

The baby's coming.

[dial tone]

I know Tommaso isn't there.

[breathing heavily]

[Don Mario] You know
I've always treated you like a son.

But... this is... just business.

I've found a new buyer for the restaurant.

More interested, more powerful.

You'll see. He'll keep you on.

Who? Jean Claude?

Oh, stop pissing me off, would you?
Please, I've had enough.

I'm not giving you the restaurant.

Sign it.

Really? Did you hear what I just said?
Now stop pissing me off.

Sign it, you fat pig!

- You'd better...
- Sign it!

- Stop! What the hell are you doing?
- Sign it!

[straining]

- [screaming]
- Take it easy. Take it easy.

[classical tune building intensity]

BABY'S COMING

[man] Thank you, Ms. Lanteigne.

[classical tune continues]

- Tommy.
- How long has it been?

Not long.

- Daddy's here.
- [coos]

[baby grunting]

Claudio... my boy.

[classical tune fades out]

- [cork pops]
- [man] There we go!

- [woman] He's beautiful.
- [laughter]

- [man] Cheers!
- [Tommy] To Claudio.

- Drink!
- [chattering]

Drink, drink, drink. Drink, everyone.

There you are.

Cheers! Cheers, everyone!

- [all] Cheers!
- [laughing]

[woman] Congratulations.

- Put him down, Lucia. Let's dance.
- No...

- Just put him down, Lucia.
- Aw...

Dance!

- Oh...
- He's beautiful!

- Dance, Lucia.
- Good boy, Claudio. [chuckles]

[both laughing]

[love song playing]

Mm... [chuckles]

- Cheers, everyone! Cheers!
- [all] Cheers!

Cheers!

[Jean Claude] Tommy, aren't you
gonna pour a drink for your friends?

[Tommy] Of course.

To Claudio.

And your new restaurant.

Yeah.

So, Don Mario gave it to you?

- And he returned to Italy with the cash.
- Yeah.

[exhales]

So, he went home to die. [chuckles]

Mm.

Listen to me.

So you think this restaurant
may be your home.

But this city is mine.

The Seine is mine.

What do they say?

Things don't just disappear.

No idea. This is a party for my son.

- Yes, my friend.
- Mm.

He's beautiful, just like his mother.

Doesn't look much
like his father. Does he?

["Cara" by Beans playing]

Come on! Drink, everybody! Cheers!

- [man] Cheers!
- [Jean Claude laughing]

To Claudio...
the most beautiful baby in the world.

Hm? Well done.

[laughing]

[bell jingling]

Was he invited, huh?

- Hm?
- No. He called looking for you.

[Claudio fussing]

- Hi.
- Hi, Rocco.

He's beautiful. [chuckles softly]

What's his name?

Claudio.

- [Lucia] Let your brother hold him.
- No, he cries with strangers.

- [Lucia] Go on.
- No, don't bother, Lucia.

I... I wouldn't know how to hold him.

[clears throat]

Mom always talks about the baby.

Mm.

You should tell her he's born.

[sniffs]

Here.

A little something for him.

See you.

Rocco, biggest d*ck in the world!

Come here.

Drink to his health.
It's a bad omen otherwise.

Glad to have you here.

Just look at him, Rocco.

Look. Huh?

[chuckling lightly]

He's beautiful. Huh?

[crying]

The most beautiful.

["Luisa Dove Sei" by I Gens playing]

[chuckling]

The way you look at them...

How's that?

In a way you never looked at me.

[exhales]

Did you get into music school?

Yeah.

That's great. Should've applied earlier.

Being free isn't so simple.

Mm.

I went to see your film.

I really liked it.

I was the only girl in the theater.

And I could... smell them masturbating.

Am I disgusting?

No. [clears throat]

Did you masturbate?

Afterwards.

I really don't know if I like
what's been happening to me lately.

You can choose.

And what can you taste?

Well, I can taste myself.

- I'll call?
- Mm.

- Call her.
- Alright.

[sighs]

[exhales]

- [Carmela] Hello?
- Mom.

- Rocco!
- He's born.

[Tommy chuckles]

What's his name?

Claudio. His name's Claudio.

What's he like?

Who does he look like?

He's handsome, like Tommaso.

Hold on, Mom.

Go on.

Go on.

- I don't want to talk to her.
- Go on.

I don't want to talk to her, goddammit.

I don't want to talk to her!

The party's over. Go home. Go!

- Now... [clicks tongue]
- [Claudio fussing]

[Rocco] I'll call you back, Mom.

Yes, I'll call you back.

[indistinct background chatter]

[soft atmospheric music playing]

[sighs]

Stop staring like that.

What is it?

What is it?

[somber music playing]

[footsteps accelerate]

You f*cking piece of sh*t!
Did you f*ck my wife?

- Admit it, you bastard! Admit it!
- Tommy!

[Claudio crying]
What are you doing?

Tommy, please.

Shut up. You couldn't even
keep your hands off my brother.

- [Rocco] Listen...
- Please, the baby's crying.

I never put a hand on her.
So just let it go, Tommy.

Hey.

You even called your mother
to humiliate me.

Everyone knows he's not my son, right?

[Rocco] What are you talking about?
Come here.

Come here! Come here.

You're the one who sent her whoring.

What do you want from me?

What the f*ck do you want from me?

- [Lucia] Tommy!
- [grunts]

You don't speak to her.

Don't look at her. You listening to me?

You wanted to screw me over
because you're jealous.

- Let go.
- Because you want what I've got.

To have a wife and a family,
which you'll never have.

- Let go of me.
- Because you're a pervert and a f*gg*t.

[breathing heavily]

You show your d*ck
to all the men in the world, huh? [laughs]

[panting]

But you're gonna die
in the corner, totally alone.

[grunts]

Stop it!

Don't touch my husband.
Just go away, Rocco.

Tommy.

Show me.

[clattering]

- [both grunting]
- [glass shattering]

Tommy...

[Claudio crying]

Rocco Siffredi, you're not my brother. Go.

Go.

- [Rocco] Tommy.
- [Lucia] Get out of here, Rocco.

[Tommy] Leave, rat!

Go!

- [chairs clattering]
- [Claudio crying]

[somber music continues]

[sniffs]

[exhales]

[music fades out]

["Look Sonny" by Javi Redondo plays]

- [smacks]
- [gasps softly]

- [smacks]
- [sighs softly]

- [smacks]
- [gasps softly]

- [smacks]
- [gasps softly]

- [smacks]
- [sighs softly]

[unzipping]

[knocking at door]

Malù!

ROME 1988

Malù! Malù, honey, come on!

What the hell?

Is Rocco in there with you?

Rocco! I know you're in there!

Open the f*cking door!

[huffs]

Here I come, honey!

What the f*ck is he doing?

Son of a bitch!

You don't touch the girls off the set!

You don't touch the girls off the set!
You don't touch them!

- Get off me! Get off me!
- Come here.

You're an animal, Rocco! Animal!

We'll sort this out,
I promise you! [panting]

- Shut up!
- Get off me, you're sick!

- [grunting, straining]
- Shh! Shh! Quiet.

- Quiet. Quiet! Shut it.
- [straining, panting]

I do whatever the f*ck
I want to do, Ricky.

- [mumbling]
- Understand?

- Understand? Now f*ck off.
- [straining, mumbling]

[mumbling forcefully]

You're out of Diva Futura! Hey!

You're out! [panting]

We have a project here, an idea!

But you're completely unprofessional!
You're just a peasant!

You're an animal!
You're a beast, an animal, Rocco!

Rocco!

Rocco!

Come on, Rocco!

Let's go back. Get in, let's go.

You know you can't f*ck the girls.
I told you. Come on.

Hey, Rocco! We'll do
great things, you and me.

I wasn't being serious
when I said you're an animal.

You're exactly right, Ricky!

You're right. I am an animal.

So that means I want to f*ck on and off
the set and wherever the f*ck I want!

And none of you can do
anything about it. Not even you.

You're just pretending here.

I want to do it for real.

Bye, Ricky.

[Rocco] Moana once told me,
"Live like you're going to die tomorrow."

"Think like you're never going to die."

"Because we're pagans...

and gods always have some animal form."

["All the Sand in All the Sea"
by DeVotchKa playing]

[Claudio crying]

♪ All your precious souls ♪

♪ Have been bought and sold ♪

♪ For bargain-basement lows ♪

♪ To common criminals ♪

♪ Now you are having visions ♪

♪ Adverse flying conditions ♪

♪ Overseas transmissions ♪

♪ To anyone who will listen ♪

[women moaning]

[panting]

♪ You're waiting
For the drums to kick in ♪

♪ You want to free your earthbound limbs ♪

♪ I am going to count to three ♪

♪ Then you are leaving here with me ♪

[panting]

[gasping]

[moaning]

[Rocco] I gave myself one rule.

Rocco Tano no longer exists.

Rocco, what are you doing?

You're like some poor lost soul out there.
Come in. You're a king.

[Rocco] I was always and forever...

Rocco Siffredi.

♪ Regretfully
Here's the part that always gets me ♪

["All the Sand in All the Sea" continues]

[panting, moaning]

[Rocco] I'd given my life to p*rn,
and with me, a new era had begun.

An era where, with me and through me,

you will learn that
there are no boundaries.

That life...

is p*rn.

- [song fades out]
- [panting, moaning fade]

A SERIES LOOSELY BASED
ON ROCCO SIFFREDI'S LIFE

[upbeat atmospheric music plays]