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[man] So, tell me,

where do you see yourself in ten years?

Well, up on the stage singing.

[man] Hmm.

[woman] And what is happiness to you?

BASED ON THE BOOK "MY f*cking BUSINESS"

BY GIANNA NANNINI

[sighs] Well...

[peaceful music plays]

Uh, a room someplace, with a piano,

and me with a glass of wine,

and... oh, a motorcycle outside.

[man] And what are you afraid of?

It's my fault. [echoing]

[sounds distorted]

Of madness.

[reporter] In Poland, the new policies

of the leading Communist party

are finally starting to take shape

as a result of last December's events.

Danzig's shipyard workers who had...

[switches station]

["Nobody Knows You When You're Down

and Out" by Bessie Smith plays]

[mimics singing]

Look. Look what you got

from your babbo, eh?

So, do you like it?

- No.

- [unzips racket]

[chuckles softly]

Thank you, sweetheart.

[sings making up the words]

Hey.

You see that? She sings.

[child's song fades]

["Nobody Knows You When You're Down

and Out" continues in background]

Gianna!

Where are you going at this hour?

No one's at the court.

Who said anything about the court?

I'm selling it.

You're selling it?

What, have you lost your mind?

Is it mine or not?

And if I wanna sell it, I will.

And if you still want me to compete,

well, then you can get me another one.

Well, at least tell us why.

To pay for my singing lessons.

The teacher says I'm singing off tempo.

[gate squeaking]

[dog barking in distance]

[unlocks door]

[woman] Gianna, are you all right?

Where were you tonight?

In Viareggio,

at a contest for new vocalists.

Be quiet, Gianna.

Alessandro, go to bed.

- Now!

- [Alessandro] Man... [sighs]

[Babbo] Giovanna, you can go too.

I'll deal with her.

Take off that miniskirt.

- What should I do?

- Off, I said!

[keys jingling]

[places keys on top of accordion]

This singing thing, Gianna, has to stop.

I've only just begun, actually.

- It's like I've always said, Gianna.

- What's that?

That I'll turn into a whore?

Like the woman you make out with

in your car?

- You lower your voice!

- I've seen it.

And I'm not gonna tell Mamma, all right?

But in summer, this year,

I'm working at your bakery.

The bakery?

- And you're gonna pay me to do it.

- [scoffs]

And after high school I'm going to Milan.

And what will you do in Milan, huh?

What do you imagine?

You're the next Claudio Villa?

Or Mina?

I'm Gianna, Babbo.

And for me, that's plenty.

["Avventuriera" by Gianna Nannini plays]

[sighs]

Beyond the city

In a bar...

[Gianna] Dear parents,

as you know,

I can't stand tears and goodbyes.

If I wanna do something, I do it.

One look and then

I don't live here anymore

And I have a rush inside

That I can't stop

The shadow of the blue...

I will not miss you.

From now on, I'll rely only on myself.

For the blonde eyes of boys

They competed

A summer ago, a summer away

[traffic noise]

Sacks on shoulders

Fire in the streets

Black and white blood

- [music ends abruptly]

- [laughter]

Well, that was fun, wasn't it?

- [bell rings]

- Hey, wait, here, fix your tie.

- Can't go home looking like this!

- [chuckling]

[sighing]

- Shall we part ways here? Oops!

- Thanks. Ciao.

[woman giggling] Ciao.

- I guess he fell asleep, huh?

- [door closes]

What should I...?

Hold on, I'll handle it.

- Oh...

- [rings bell]

Alberto! Wake up, dear, come on!

Get to work.

- [Alberto] Oh... Just a sec. Coming.

- Have him give you clean sheets.

[Alberto] Coming.

Or you just might end up

with crabs from this place. [giggles]

- See ya!

- See ya.

[door closes]

[sound of train in distance]

[bell tolling in distance]

Janis.

[kisses]

- [thudding]

- [bed squeaking]

[man and woman panting and moaning]

[Gianna sighs]

[thudding stops]

[woman moaning] Yes! Yes!

I can feel it! Don't stop! Don't stop!

[man moans]

[Gianna's bed creaking]

[thudding stops]

[chuckles]

["Addio" by Gianna Nannini plays]

He's still there

Among the clutter

Hope gathers

But then all of a sudden, I

Goodbye...

[knocking on door]

[knocking repeatedly]

[woman 1] Good evening!

My friend here says that you're very good.

[woman 2] Hi.

Was that you bangin'

on the headboard all night long?

Yeah. It's the only thing I do right.

Pleasure. Tina.

- Gianna.

- Romina.

Gianna.

- Break time for you?

- [Romina] Mm-hmm.

- Want a ricciarello?

- Okay.

Sure, all right.

They're from Siena, my dad makes 'em.

- Yeah. They're great.

- [Tina] Mm.

- [Gianna] Thank you.

- [Tina] Mm.

What's your job like?

- It's no big deal, really.

- [chuckles]

What? [laughs] As long as they wash!

Otherwise, it's not a big deal,

but it stinks. [chuckles]

But do you get off?

- Yeah.

- Of course we do.

- As soon as we see the cash we just made.

- [Tina] Right. [laughs]

- [Romina] You're not famous, are you?

- Well, not yet.

See? Exactly what I said.

sh*t, you sing

like the whole world knows about you.

- Meaning?

- It's like music is your destiny.

I dunno. I have to do some auditions.

If they dig me, then you're right.

If not, then my dad's right.

No, but what I really need

is a piano so I can rehearse, you know?

How about I work with you to buy one?

- Welcome aboard!

- Okay! [laughs]

[latch clicks]

Gianna.

Rise and shine!

[upbeat music plays]

- Hey, wake up, girl.

- Hey...

How did you get in here?

Uh, room numbers are different,

but they all have the same key.

So basically I was sleeping

with the door open?

Well, no one steals around here.

And if anyone wants to f*ck, there we are.

- I guess you're right.

- Let's go, I've got a plan for the piano.

- At this hour?

- Yes, at this hour, Gianna.

Get dressed, I'll be downstairs.

[rock music plays]

What's the title of that song

you were singing?

"Addio."

And did you write it for someone you know?

I wrote it for my first love.

He had left me for someone else.

And in that moment, I said,

"No more of that!"

"I'll do all the dumping now!"

I mean, you can't really

make that decision beforehand.

Yeah? Why not?

You can make any decision beforehand.

- [laughs]

- [music ends]

Oh... just a minute,

I have to calm her down.

Who is that?

Uh, she's like a mother to me.

She found me on the street

when I was high.

I was only 13.

She always took care of me after that.

- It's just now, she's kinda pissed.

- Why?

Well, I'm a junkie and a hooker.

- I didn't turn out so great, right?

- Hmm. Oh, well...

Anyway, she was born in Florence,

she'll like you.

Oh, well, then, I doubt it.

Florence and Siena are like water and oil.

But...

Hi, Ma.

What do you want?

Well, how are ya?

How am I? Can't you see?

Who's that?

Um, she's a friend.

Can you do me a favor, please?

- If it's cash, that river has run dry.

- No, I swear, that's not what it's about.

[Ma] Oh, that's right.

You earn money on your own now,

and it's obvious how you spend it.

Now, listen, I'm busy.

Tell me what you need.

I need a piano for her.

It's right here.

But make sure to put everything back

the way it was, because if you don't...

I gotta go.

I've got work to do, excuse me.

Thank you.

["Fantasia" by Gianna Nannini plays]

Fantasy

A space where I can be myself

Fantasy

Of emotions and disappointments

Believing

Then not believing

And all in all

After choosing yourself

[music ends]

[humming]

[Tina] Gianna!

- What's that?

- It's my lucky charm.

It's salt.

No, it's yours, I don't want it.

- It's okay, give it back tonight.

- Thanks.

[kisses]

Anyway, best of luck.

- Thank you.

- Kick ass, huh?

Kick ass!

- I'll kick ass!

- Kick ass!

[laughs]

[man] Gianna Nannini,

born on June 14th, 1954,

in Siena.

- They like horses in Siena.

- [chuckles] That's right, yeah.

But I'm allergic.

- I have to carry one of these...

- [man] Oh.

Yeah... [chuckles]

You're a pretty girl.

And you have a nice voice.

We listened to the tapes.

[Gianna] Thank you.

[man] And I see that you have

a classical education.

Conservatory, singing and piano as well.

[man] And you'd like to be

a singer-songwriter?

Uh, yes, of course.

We'll have to fix your hair.

No, not my hair, sorry.

Not my ha...

[gentle piano music plays]

Try this on.

with these.

[woman] Ooh... now you look beautiful!

You know, a singer is not just a voice.

No, I'm sorry, I, um...

I can't sing dressed like this.

I have a song called

"Dead by Self-Inflicted Abortion."

Yeah, so, forget your songs.

We'll find songs for you to sing

from now on.

Uh-huh.

- What?

- Eh?

[dramatic music rises]

[music fades]

[traffic noise]

Fantasy...

["Fantasia" by Gianna Nannini

plays in the distance]

[man] Yes, indeed.

[woman] Yeah, all right.

Right here, sweetie. Go on in.

[man] Thanks.

Ah, sh*t, the salt...

f*cking hell!

Tina!

[song continues playing in the background]

[music ends]

[whirring]

["Un Giorno Disumano"

by Gianna Nannini plays]

Now that you're leaving

And you always leave me less alone

Now that you're gone

There'll be another tune

Another truth

For those who'll live

For those who will come and see

You'll see, they'll live

Now that you're leaving

I quit smoking

And I no longer hold a grudge

For all those things

That I wanted to say

From the start, it was the snow

It wasn't my fault

We went to the end of the world

But you slipped right into it

And I followed you there

And I sold myself to God

So I wouldn't be far from you

On an inhumane day

Now that you're leaving

Now that you're leaving

Without a real reason

It's a simple misunderstanding

Okay, this is the music

And maybe it will remain as notes

[music fades]

[melancholy music plays]

Bend your knees. Great! That's good!

Bravo, Gianna.

Forget the singing, look at that.

Gianna.

Let's come back to this tomorrow.

I have to go to choir.

[music intensifies]

[melancholy music continues]

[man] You sure are weird.

No, I mean...

Your piano's in the restroom,

and you only use eight fingers.

I lost them in battle, you know.

[upbeat music plays]

- There you go.

- I'll take these.

Yeah, they're ready.

[screams]

No!

- That was rude.

- Look, I hear you.

[indistinct chatter]

[Gianna humming]

As a young girl...

[grunt]

Hey! It's eight fingers.

How are you?

Who are you? [chuckles]

Uh, I met you at your house

a couple of days back.

Ah, sorry, I don't remember sh*t.

[chuckles]

You didn't f*ck me, I swear.

Well, I guess we could make up for that.

Anyway, I gotta go.

- See ya, Someone.

- Ah.

My name is Marc.

No, I like Someone better.

Bye, Someone!

- See you.

- Bye.

[man] Dresses, there are three.

Greeks, we have two.

Little hats, we have two.

- Hello!

- And corsets, four.

[Gianna] I read

you're looking for a musician.

- [man] What's your name?

- Gianna.

- [man] Have you played in clubs before...?

- Oh, yeah.

You're from Tuscany. Where? Florence?

Hey, stop it with the insults.

I'm kidding, I'm from Siena.

We're open till 3:00 a.m. here.

Well I don't go to sleep

before 3:00 a.m. anyway.

All right, well let's hear

what you can do, then.

I'll play you a piece I wrote.

I'm a singer-songwriter.

Your room, full of flowers

[banging]

Nah, forget it, it's no good.

Give my best to Siena.

[sighs]

Should the city burn

I'd run, I'd run, I'd run to you

["Se Bruciasse la Citt"

by Gianna Nannini plays]

I'd even fight fire to see you again

Should the city burn

I know you'd look for me

Even after our goodbye

I am love

For you

For you

- [music ends]

- [applause]

[man] Bravo!

[Gianna] Can I get two beers?

Thanks.

You were amazing,

Let's go somewhere, what do you say?

- Yeah, uh, no... See ya.

- It'd be great to get a drink with you.

- No, excuse me. Excuse me.

- Come on.

[muffled noises]

[heavy breathing]

[muffled applause]

[evocative music plays]

[electronic music plays]

[heavy breathing]

[music fades]

[singing] Once I lived the life

Of a millionaire

Spending my money, I didn't care

I carried my friends out

For a good time buying bootleg liquor

- Champagne and wine

- No more of that, Gianna!

Where the hell were you last night?

- I was at home, sick.

- Let me know next time or you're done.

- Next time, I will. Now, I'll sing.

- Fine, go on.

Hi, this is a song that I wrote.

It's called

"Dead by Self-Inflicted Abortion."

[microphone feedback]

Your room full of flowers

And two knives

Witnessing a ritual

Which has no masters

[whistling]

A ritual, the only remedy

To freedoms denied

[clamor]

To broken will

In a pool of blood...

That's enough!

[man 1] We get it! Go home!

...she won her w*r

- [man 1] Go home!

- [man 2] Stop whining!

[man 1] All right, enough already!

[audience whistling]

[man 3] Take this.

Get the f*ck outta here

and don't come back, you got it?

[tense music plays]

- [curtain door closing]

- [dog barking]

[coins jingling]

[phone ringing]

[sighs] Yes, what is it?

[Gianna] Babbo...

It's Gianna.

What time is it?

I'm in Milan, and I'm fine.

But how are you guys?

Hello?

Hello?

Well, then?

[thunder rumbling]

[dramatic music plays]

[woman] Katia?

What is it?

Gianna...

Hello.

- [Katia] If you need a piano, go in.

- No, I don't need a piano.

I need an appointment.

I mailed a tape

and they haven't responded.

[Katia] Oh my, you've lost weight.

- Are you a junkie too?

- No...

No.

I'll get you your appointment, all right?

I'll handle it, don't worry.

Come here.

Go on in and play. Go play, Gianna.

Go on.

[thunder rolls]

[sighs]

["Primadonna" by Gianna Nannini plays]

I look at you and you know it...

[man 1] Good morning, I have

an appointment with Mara Maionchi.

Yes, it's just that this girl is first,

so just have a seat and I'll call you.

- Okay.

- Thank you.

- [man 2] You don't like these?

- [woman] These are no good at all!

Next time, bring me some

f*cking half-decent lyrics at least!

Is she always like that?

Prima donna

Or don't even bother

showing up here again.

Now, go on!

I don't know...

All right, who's next?

Uh, yes, Mara.

There's this girl from Siena.

The girl I told you about?

My sister's friend's friend,

the one who, um...

[Mara] I don't care whose friend she is.

If she sucks,

she's going home like everyone else.

Come on, hurry up, let's go.

Unload the g*ns...

- All right. What did you bring in?

- ["Primadonna" ends]

Something you wrote?

Yes, it's called

"Dead by Self-Inflicted Abortion."

Oh, well that sounds cheery.

Where's the courage to go on?

To give life

Among the ruins

If people can't hear us anymore

Maybe they'll give a paradise

To women like her

That's what they decided

In all this destruction

I'm looking for another direction

But I'm already so far away

Something is burning inside of me

Inside of me, inside of me

It twists the soul

What happened

What's left now

What am I playing

The bewildered screams

The bitten hands

[music ends]

Was the singing so shitty

that it made you cry?

What the f*ck is going on inside you?

One, two, and three...

[singing out of tune in Italian]

Gianna, can't you hear

this disaster is all your fault?

You go off-tempo,

and everyone follows you.

I can't have you in the choir

until you learn.

Go on, go back home.

I guess this is goodbye, then.

["Ti Avevo Chiesto Solo di Toccarmi"

by Gianna Nannini plays]

Hey, hey! You guys!

Let's raise a glass

to the first album from Gianna!

[all] Woo!

- [woman] All right, Gianna!

- [man] Bravo! Bravo!

Cheers! Cheers!

[man] Bravo!

Thanks!

My imagination expands

Covering his reality

And maybe that told his story

His problems

And what he was searching for now

But I, where was I?

Where was I, where was I?

[laughter]

The gray shapes of the past...

Taste this, I brought it.

It's from a farmer in Siena.

Where I come from they make good wine too.

Yeah? And where's that?

Puglia.

Puglia?

- Bari?

- Oh!

Easy with the insults, okay?

[laughs]

Salento, from Lecce.

And he would take my hands instead

What do you have?

What do you have, what do you have?

[Gianna] The blood flows better

to your temples this way.

It will stop your headache.

[soft music plays]

[Gianna] What do you feel?

Goosebumps.

You're good.

[chuckles] Yeah.

Asthma, sinusitis

and migraines since I was a kid.

So I've got a black belt in headaches.

And what are you doing in Milan?

I sing here. Sort of.

[woman] Hmm.

And you?

Hairstylist.

Huh?

I do hair, more or less.

Oh, sorry. [laughs]

Mm-hmm.

You know,

I can't tell if...

it's the joint we smoked or your massage,

but I'm better.

How crazy are you?

[Gianna chuckles]

[esoteric music plays]

[music fades]

[insects chirping]

[woman] Hmm.

May I call you Eleven?

Why?

Because the first time I saw you

was April 11th.

[sensual music plays]

[giggle]

[guitar vibrato]

Make love to me.

Make love to me.

[unzipping]

Take my breath away, Eleven.

Take my breath away.

[music ends abruptly]

[rooster crows]

[Babbo] Gianna!

Coming!

[Babbo] Gianna!

Gianna!

I'm coming!

Come on, then!

Let's go, come on.

[Giovanna] Alessandro,

When your father's not here,

you shouldn't be riding.

Let him, he understands

more about it than all of us together.

Gianna, hurry.

We'll be late for the tournament.

- Hey! Win it, okay?

- [car door closes]

Thirteen years old, thirteen years old

The air around like lead

I remember my face on my fingers

Broken sentences

A hundred excuses, professor

To get your hands off me

Thief

This will be our little secret.

- Of my adolescence

- You make me feel amazing.

Stop

What do I have left

When awareness descends...

[music ends]

You were great.

May I have an 11?

[man] Eleven.

Here you go.

Thank you.

Anyway, it's absurd.

You have two records out,

you shouldn't have to sing

in places like this.

Hey, you were seriously great.

Hmm, right.

The applause

really shook the place tonight.

Where you going?

I need to get some air,

I'm going on a walk.

But it's really dark out. Come back.

You go to sleep.

I just need to be alone right now.

[man] Eleven!

And number 11 is the winner of the prize.

[dramatic music plays]

Bravo, bravo.

[applause]

[inaudible]

[applause]

[racket hits ball]

[ball hits floor]

[racket hits ball]

[ball bounces]

[thunder rolls]

[dramatic music continues]

[music fades]

[Gianna] "I Miei Pensieri," fourteenth.

"Scrivimi Prima di Dormire," fifteenth.

SEMIANNUAL RANKING

Gianna Nannini sixteenth,

I'm last, this is bullshit!

Sit down, I'm getting f*cking seasick.

Come on.

You know why I'm at the bottom?

'Cause my music's not there.

I'm nowhere to be found.

I went to all the record stores

all over Milan. I'm not there!

You're not in there

because you're not selling.

I need more time, though.

How much time do you f*cking want?

- No one gave a sh*t about your records.

- Your promotion's what sucks!

- All of you suck!

- Now just calm down, okay?

Look, I'm tired, all right?

Are you letting me go, then?

Tell me! You want me outta here?

It's not only up to me.

[scoffs] It's not up to you, huh?

Well, f*ck off, then!

Go f*ck yourselves, both of you.

Brava, brava! Run home and cry.

Go sing to yourself, okay?

So what should I do?

Just stand here and be offended?

Gianna, it's rock that's k*lling it!

If music is your w*apon,

you should try to fight using it!

["America" by Gianna Nannini plays]

And so I caress my loneliness

And everyone has their own body

And knows what to ask for

Ask for, ask for, ask for, ask for

Make love to me

Harder and harder

Like it was America

Make love to me

Harder and harder

And I am America

[music fades]

[Alessandro] Because when you take

the speed up to 300 miles an hour,

there's no time to figure things out,

you have to drive with your ass!

You let your ass guide you,

it's where you feel all the vibrations.

In fact, when you're headed into a turn,

they say you need three things:

you need your ass,

your will, and your heart.

Because you can't think, you have to feel,

and maybe then you can win.

- It's true.

- Hmm. You and your races.

Your brother is in formula Abarth.

If he keeps winning,

he'll move up to Formula Two.

Hey, Pop. Don't say that.

It'll bring bad luck.

Wow, you're great!

[Gianna chuckles]

[Babbo sighs]

And you? What's goin' on?

- Uh, so, my new record's out in a month.

- [Alessandro] Oh yeah? Really?

- Yep. Yeah.

- Really?

- Are you gonna let us hear it?

- Sure, I'll go put it on right now.

It's not a mortal sin

for you to take interest in her too.

Mamma's right.

Gianna's grown up, she has her own life.

- Guys, I didn't say anything.

- That's the point.

[sighs]

Here's the cover of the album.

- Oh, that's pretty.

- Can I see, Giovanna?

What's she holding up?

[giggles]

- You're a lunatic!

- Why are you laughing, Alessandro?

Why? It's not a rocket?

[Alessandro] A rocket, Pop?

Take a better look.

That's a vibrator.

- [Alessandro chuckles]

- [Giovanna] A... a vibrator?

On the Statue of Liberty?

- [chuckling]

- [Babbo] What are you laughing at?

My name's not going

on this disgusting thing. Clear?

- Hey, Pop, it's just a record!

- You be quiet.

- [Giovanna] Danilo...

- [Danilo] Stay out of it.

Gianna,

get rid of it, or else I'll have to do it.

- And how will you?

- I'll get it figured out!

Yeah, well, I made this cover

just for people like you.

People like me? What exactly do you mean?

Well, you're a prude and narrow-minded.

You're all appearance and zero soul, man!

I don't even know what I'm doing

with all of you.

- [cutlery clinks]

- Gianna.

If you don't want to deal with us,

then get the hell out.

Go back to Milan!

Get out!

Go on!

[Gianna] f*ck it.

[footsteps retreating]

- A vibrator is a very modern thing...

- Giovanna!

Gianna!

Gianna!

If you leave,

you won't be welcome here again.

I'm gonna do what I want.

["America" by Gianna Nannini plays]

I will seek

I've always told myself, I will seek

You will find it

They always told me, you will find it

[music continues playing over TV]

For today I'm with myself...

She's wonderful!

[Alessandro] She's amazing!

And so I caress my loneliness

Each one has their own body

And knows what to ask for

Oh, dear...

Make me dream

[crowd screaming]

She bites her lip

And she feels America

Make me fly

He reaches out his hand

And touches America

[crowd screaming]

Make love to me

Harder and harder

Like it was America

Make love to me

Harder, even harder

And I'm America

[music stops]

This is for you.

TO MY 11

GIANNA

And your words are in here too.

You do this with everyone?

Disappear and reappear?

Huh?

No.

I only come back to you.

I just disappear with the rest.

Whatever, tonight I can't,

but tomorrow, if you want.

I'm goin' to Germany tomorrow.

[Eleven giggles]

[doorbell rings]

So make love to me.

We are California

We are freedom

Clenched fists in our pockets

Blood, reality

We are California

We are freedom

We are the ones who look at it

And it still seems

Still seems like heaven

[crowd cheering]

[vocalizes]

[crowd] Gianna!

[crowd cheering and applauding]

[rock music plays]

[crowd] Bravo! Bravo!

[crowd chanting] Gianna! Gianna! Gianna!

- [man] Thank you.

- [Gianna] Do you want an autograph?

Here you go.

- Thank you, Gianna.

- Bye, thanks.

Why did you come here?

I brought you a surprise, Gianna.

[sound distorts]

[unsettling music plays]

One for me.

And one for you.

[music fades]

Hey, what day is it?

The sixteenth, why?

Sixteen. Hmm.

I'm gonna call you Sixteen.

Ah, no more "Someone"?

No. Today you're Sixteen.

I had an Eleven too,

but who knows what happened to her.

- [knocking on door]

- Gianna! Gianna.

They want you in Cologne for a TV show.

- You wanna do it?

- Hell yes!

[intriguing music plays]

Do you want to be famous?

Then you need to realize where you are!

I don't give a sh*t if it's

the most popular show in Germany.

I don't want dancers up there!

- I'll do it with my band or not at all!

- It's the German TV channel.

It's the equivalent of RAI over here.

Yeah? Well they can get f*cked,

along with their dancers.

And their shitty director.

[Mara] If you're not gonna go on,

you can come back here to Milan,

and you can pay your own way.

[disturbing ringing]

[Gianna] Let's go.

[somber music plays]

[alarm clock blaring]

Oh, no, sh*t.

[exhales]

Oh, sh*t, come on.

[Mara] He left.

You treated him like absolute sh*t.

A photographer

who worked with Paul McCartney.

You came in second at Festivalbar,

so you think you've made it?

I'll tell you a little secret, Gianna.

In competition, only first place matters.

No one cares who came in second.

Sorry, I mean...

- I was late, okay? I'm sorry.

- [Mara] Be quiet.

Singers like you are a dime a dozen.

Exploding and then burning out.

[resonant music plays]

Whatever, not my problem now.

I'm leaving Ricordi.

You're in deep sh*t now.

[traffic noise]

[music continues]

[music fades]

[keys jingling]

[sighs]

[plays single note]

[distorted sounds]

Get outta here!

What?! Get out!

Won't you get outta here?!

[dramatic piano music plays]

[distorted sounds]

[exhales]

[sniffles, exhales]

[doorbell ringing]

Out goes Sixteen, in comes Eleven.

[slams door]

Why did you come to the shop?

Because pain is obligatory.

The suffering is optional, though.

Well, you said you'd call,

and you never did.

No, you're wrong, I tried to call once.

And the line was busy.

You got a cute blonde, huh?

Gianna, go f*ck yourself!

You're so beautiful,

but you don't know it.

If you did,

you wouldn't need this sh*t for courage.

I have plenty of courage.

Oh, yeah?

Look at you!

No!

[amplified flushing noise]

[broken plates]

[tense music plays]

[music fades]

[slams door]

[woman] No, I'm sorry,

Ms. Maionchi is no longer working with us.

Yes, that's right.

Gianna, what is it...?

Can I get the number

for David Roger Kranz?

I don't know if I can,

he's very important.

Yeah, I know he's important,

but I don't give a sh*t.

Mara's gone, and I wanna speak to Kranz.

If you won't give it, then I'll take it.

Look, everyone says he's perfect for me!

[woman] No, no, wait.

Gianna, Gianna, Gianna,

Gianna, Gianna, Gianna, hey, stop! No!

Gianna, you're gonna get me in trouble!

If they say anything,

tell them I threatened you with a Kn*fe.

[playing piano]

Warm blood, intoxicating perfume

Medallions under a T-shirt

Marlon Brando

Matters of tango

[Marc] Medaglioni sotto la T-shirt

That supposed to be me? Huh?

Yes, don't flatter yourself, though.

[phone ringing]

Can you get that?

Say I haven't been born yet.

Haven't been born yet. Okay.

Yes, hello?

Yeah, Gianna's here,

but she says she's not born yet.

Hey!

It's that manager

you've been waitin' to hear from.

Says he'll take care of your birth.

Hi, I'm here, yeah?

Yes. All right, that's great! Thank you.

Thanks!

Cigarettes smoked in a hurry

Eyes searching the decollet

See Ornella mute

Mute, she shuts her mouth for you

While you are changing cars

Changing engine

Latin lover

Latin lover

Okay. Okay.

What we need to do

is create a European sound for you.

Let me think...

I think I know just the person

who should record you.

- Conny Plank, in Germany.

- So you're really gonna work with me?

- That's what you wanted, right?

- [giggles]

Yeah, but what do I say to Ricordi?

That you're going

to produce the record this time around.

You'll make your own music.

And if they want to,

then they can get in for the distribution.

- That's fantastic!

- Yeah, but there's just one thing.

In order to produce it,

we're gonna need some real money.

And we can borrow some from them

to get it done.

But if the record does badly,

you'll have to repay the advance.

You cool with that?

I sure am, Mister Kranz.

Just call me Roger David.

["Vienna" by Ultravox plays]

A man in the dark in a picture frame

So mystic and soulful...

COLOGNE

Whoa, look at that guy.

- Should we do it?

- Sure.

It stays with you until...

- [man] Cologne?

- [Gianna] Cologne.

[man 2] Yeah, Cologne.

- [man] Thanks!

- [Gianna] Ciao!

It means nothing to me...

[man] Woo-hoo!

This means nothing to me...

I hate tanks, you guys.

Oh, and uniforms,

and r*fles, and everything else.

Yeah, I do too!

All I wanted to do was get into hockey,

but in Warsaw,

if you don't serve, you don't play hockey.

[man 2] Hmm.

So, I just ran away! [laughs]

Hey, what are you? Musicians?

Yep.

- Yeah, we're going to record an album.

- Woo-hoo!

[violin music plays]

[laughter]

[Gianna] Conny, where are you?

We're here!

Gianna!

[Gianna] Are you Krista?

Hey!

Welcome.

- Stefan!

- Yeah.

- Gianna.

- Come inside.

Hi. Let's go!

[man exhales]

You have to find your own rock.

You know, every country has its own rock.

You are Italian.

The instruments Mauro uses

are Mediterranean.

And that's why I brought him here,

to contaminate everything.

Let yourself be contaminated.

Be contaminated.

Just let it happen, Gianna.

But do it without losing your identity.

And together, we'll create

a new kraut metro rock... synthetic!

[both laughing]

The music you sent to me, it's great.

But we need to dismantle

and rebuild the songs,

because being reborn

is even better than bein' born.

["Latin Lover" by Gianna Nannini plays]

Cigarettes smoked in a hurry

Eyes searching the dcollet...

- There she is!

- Hey! It's a recipe from Siena!

It's sauce, it's not ketchup, eh?

While you're changing your car

Changing motor

Latin lover

Latin lover

Latin lover

Yes, Latin lover

Stay with your photos

Stay with your tricks

Stay on the edge of the night

Stay with your drawings

Stay with your twisted stories

On the edge of the night

Pretty baby, pretty baby

Don't stay out all alone in the sun

Latin lover

Latin lover

[playing gently]

[Roger] I know "Latin Lover" by heart,

but you can't make an album

with just one song.

We're running out of time here.

We're working well with Conny,

can't you cut me some slack?

Conny isn't the one who's paying.

Every day we spend in here

costs us money, lots of money!

If you don't want me repeating myself,

just finish the f*cking album.

[Gianna sighs]

You've got one more week. That's all.

Any more is impossible.

The only alternative now

is to go back to Ricordi for more money.

But this time, you're doing the asking.

[somber music plays]

[lid opens]

[plays a piano key]

[distorted sounds]

[Roger echoes] We're running out of time.

[trying chords]

[trying chords]

[dissonant chords]

You... You look towards me

You look towards me

You love daydreaming

- You saw...

- What is this?

Geez, are you spying?

I came to take photos.

Go on, then,

because I don't need you here.

You called me, you know.

Nope, I would recall that.

- Maybe you were drunk?

- Probably.

But I'm sober now,

so why don't you f*ck off?

Why are you doin' this?

Because I choose

who I'm going to spend time around.

Nobody gives a sh*t

about what decisions you make.

[tense music plays]

Tsk, tsk, tsk.

You are only to do what you're told.

[echoing] ...only to do what you're told.

- [music ends]

- [Conny sighs]

[Conny] What's wrong?

It's nothing, really.

[Conny] That's not true.

If you can't take

everything you're feeling,

and put it into the music,

then, why are we here?

Hmm?

- [Krista] Not so fast, honey.

- Yes.

Um...

[taps glass]

In the morning, I'm leaving.

I just wanted...

to thank everyone.

You guys have been, you know,

like a family to me.

[Stefan] Mm.

Poor Stefan, you...

[Stefan] I don't want him to go.

Where are you heading?

Last night I dreamed of bulls.

So, I'm headed to Spain.

- [Krista] You're going to Spain?

- How cool.

[man] He's gonna come back all tan.

I'll be in the studio, all right?

I got an idea.

[playing piano]

You who look toward me

You saw bulls in your sleep

And left Madrid

Stay in my eyes and tell me of mermaids

And the deceptions of your dreams

You, European boy

You never lose your way

You, who makes wild love

You always find a way

To go further

You travel with that precarious air

You almost look like a poet

Inside your boulevards

You, European boy

You carry your luck around

You meet everyone by chance

You won't go back to Warsaw

Because you won't be a soldier

[Conny] Brava!

That's good.

[humming noise]

[Eleven] I'll be right back.

What do you want?

I found my courage again.

I don't do coke anymore,

but you disappeared.

That's what you think?

Gianna, you're not present.

You've never been.

I don't want you for me,

I want you for you.

Do you understand?

[dramatic music plays]

What the f*ck do I have to do?

I don't know.

Not anymore.

But I am not the solution.

[object clatters]

[rock music plays]

[Gianna humming]

Well?

[continues humming]

Yo!

What's your opinion?

[Marc] Mm.

Oh, right. You don't actually give a sh*t

about my music, do you?

No.

- That's not true.

- Yeah, right.

Sing "Latin Lover."

I wrote it for your stupid ass.

- It's not that...

- Shut up, you assh*le.

Close the window, I can smell gas.

- Close the window?

- But it's so hot, and I'm smoking.

Everyone dies eventually.

- What the f*ck? Hey!

- [tires screeching]

[loud crash]

[creaking]

[sizzling]

[dramatic music plays]

Never compromise.

You are all you have.

[Roger] That should hold you for a while.

That's all you got?

Never compromise.

You are all you have.

NEVER COMPROMISE YOURSELF

YOU ARE ALL YOU HAVE - GIANNA

Never compromise yourself.

You are all you have.

[Roger] You gotta to go more pop.

You gotta be more like

Mike Bongiorno, Pippo Baudo,

you have to dress differently, as well.

Enough with the leather pants

and the kraut hair.

You know, in Italy,

they don't like that kinda thing.

Women play pop.

But I'm not like that.

So, practice.

Never compromise yourself.

You are all you have.

If in Germany you sell 250,000 records,

in Italy,

among your own people,

you oughta sell a million.

Write me a hit that will rock in Italy.

One hit, Gianna.

Or we all go home.

Just one.

[Gianna] One hit. One hit. One hit.

Never compromise yourself.

[water running]

[Gianna sighs]

[echoing] One hit. One hit.

One hit. One hit.

[Roger sighs]

If you wanna write something,

press "record."

You know, Sting wrote an entire album

while he was sick with the flu.

I've rebooked us the studio as well.

We're not going

to let a little accident stop us.

Hey, wait a second!

You smell that?

Smell what?

The smell of gas.

It's been getting stronger.

[Roger sniffing]

Well, I can't smell any gas, all right?

Think of a hit. Okay?

Remember that.

One hit.

Or this ends and we all go home.

[dramatic piano music plays]

[Gianna] One hit. One hit. One hit.

One hit. One hit. One hit. One hit.

[dramatic music continues]

[laughing]

[music continues]

You're late, you know.

[echoing] You're late, you know!

Did you hear what I said to you?

Yeah, sorry.

I have to go now,

but Conny will be free in ten minutes.

Why don't you go in,

drink some coffee,

and join him in the studio?

- Let's go. [in evil voice] Let's go!

- Yeah.

Are we ready now?

In three, two...

[Gianna] I hear a voice

Speaking softly deep inside me

As if from a black abyss

It's asking, "But why?"

Then it screams inside...

[distorted sounds]

Okay, not bad.

Um, once more.

- Oh, yes, no, I got it. I got it. Sorry.

- [Conny] No, no.

No worries. Let's start over.

I'll do it again.

Okay.

Recording.

- Go.

- Wait a sec. All right.

[Conny] Three.

Two...

I hear a voice

Speaking softly deep inside me

Locked in the ab...

No, sorry. [sighs]

[unsettling insect sounds]

[dramatic piano music plays]

- [m*llitary march]

- [unsettling insect sounds]

[Conny] When you're ready.

Again.

Hey, I smell gas!

Do you guys smell that?

[Conny] Better go check.

[Gianna] I can smell gas.

[sniffs]

Don't you smell it?

No, nothing. Honestly, I don't.

[Gianna] I'll do it again.

Sorry, I'll do it over.

- [Conny] Are you sure?

- Yup.

[Conny] Okay.

[m*llitary march]

[unsettling insect sounds]

[Conny] Gianna?

- Yeah.

- One, two, three...

I hear a voice

Speaking softly deep inside me

[unsettling insect sound]

No.

Damn, I got the words wrong.

- [Conny] Go have a quick look.

- [man] Huh?

[m*llitary march]

- Hurry up. Come on.

- All right, all right.

[reverberated sound]

Get rid of that ice cream,

there's poison in it!

It's poisoned,

you gotta throw it in the trash!

[unsettling sounds]

[Conny] Gianna...

are you okay?

[unsettling insect sounds]

- [m*llitary march]

- [unsettling insect sounds]

Gianna.

- What is it?

- Oh!

- [Conny] What?

- I stepped on it.

- Stepped on what?

- I k*lled it.

There's nothing there.

- There is nothing there.

- No...

Why don't you just head back to the hotel

and get some rest, hm?

It's okay.

Why don't you follow me so I can blow you?

- [Conny] Take him outside.

- Come, Stefan.

[Gianna] No?

[tense music plays]

[unsettling sounds]

Why is everything slow, now?

- Let's sit down.

- Everyone's in slow motion...

- It's okay.

- Why are they in slow motion?

- Just breathe.

- But why?

All right? It'll be okay. Huh?

It's gonna be okay.

[echoing] Everything's fine.

Everything's gonna to be okay.

- [Gianna] Everyone's in slow motion.

- [Conny] Everything's gonna be okay.

[door opens]

[closes drawer]

What are you doing?

- [insect sounds]

- What are you doing?

"On Monday, April 18th, Gianna got up."

Gimme those.

"At 9:04, she had breakfast,

at 9:13 went to the piano."

- Give me the papers!

- "At 10:00, she didn't write anything."

Give me the papers.

"Sometimes she skips lunch."

- "Drinks beer at 3:00 p.m."

- Please.

"In the evening she eats,

and is usually tired."

Gianna!

"A discussion between us revealed that

Gianna does not want to have a family."

Would you give it to me?

"She might love Carla,

but doesn't want to commit."

- The f*ck is this?!

- It's nothing!

Are you a spy working for Roger? Get away!

- Hey, relax,

- assh*le!

- f*ck off!

- What?

- Go away!

- Take it easy!

f*ck off!

Go away!

One hit.

You're late!

You've got one more week.

That's all. Just one.

I'm leaving Ricordi.

f*ck off!

- Go away!

- Gianna!

- I'm gonna do what I want.

- [Marc] Crazy.

- One hit.

- [Marc] Batshit crazy, it's what you are.

- Crazy!

- [Roger distorted] Or we all go home.

[crunch]

[unsettling music plays]

Crazy.

[unsettling sounds]

- [knocking]

- [Conny] Gianna?

Gianna?

[knocking]

Open the door!

Gianna, it's us.

Marc?

- [Conny] Open up, Gianna.

- Marc.

- [Conny] Please, come on, open up.

- Marc. Marc.

- [Conny] Open up, please.

- Marc.

- Gianna!

- [Gianna] Marc.

- [Conny] At once.

- [Gianna] Wake up, Marc!

- [Conny] Open up, please.

- Marc, wake up.

Marc!

[Conny] Gianna!

[Gianna] Marc, hey, Marc!

Marc! Marc!

Marc! Hey, Marc!

Marc, wake up!

Marc, wake up!

Help me, please...

Marc...

Marc, he won't wake up!

Marc won't wake up.

He's not waking up, though.

- There's no one there.

- [Gianna] No, Marc.

Marc.

Marc! Wake up! Help me!

[Conny] Come here.

Come on, Gianna. Get up.

- No... I...

- [Conny] Come on.

Come with me.

Let me help you.

Call Eleven, she'll tell you

that we're all connected together.

She knows.

Call Eleven.

Marc.

- Gianna, get up, please.

- Marc, wake up.

Come.

- Oh! I can't. I can't. I can't.

- Gianna! Gianna! Gianna!

Gianna...

It's my fault...

[Conny] Hey, it's okay.

We're all connected. We b*mb each other.

Marc.

[dramatic music plays]

What should we do?

We should take her to the hospital.

You witch.

Go away.

- Please.

- No, I can't... be born right now.

Calm down. Roger's on his way.

Please, just relax.

It's my fault...

Where are we?

In Germany.

Hmm?

- [Gianna] Is Siena still there?

- Yeah, of course.

- Why wouldn't Siena still be there?

- They're bombing over there.

It's real bad too.

What day is it?

It's July third.

It is?

Me, Carla, and Marc make three.

Three.

Three times three, nine.

A perfect factor of three.

Carla and I equal two.

Nine plus two.

Eleven.

Eleven!

Carla's my Eleven.

Eleven.

But I'm Gianna.

Number one.

Gianna is one.

While July...

July is...

July's seven.

Seven, plus three, plus one...

Seven, plus one, plus three.

Eleven. It all adds up to 11, see?

Eleven always comes back.

Don't worry.

I'll take care of everything.

[car door closes]

[Gianna] My father is in Germany.

Oh, Marc.

Marc.

[Danilo] Gianna...

Babbo?

- Why are you here?

- Sweetie.

My baby girl.

- Come on inside.

- It's not just me. Marc is in the car too.

Marc is staying with me.

Hey.

Come on.

- [Gianna] Easy.

- [Danilo] Okay.

[hood slams]

Here.

[engine turns over]

Marc.

- [engine turns over]

- [cat meows]

- [Gianna] Babbo...

- [Danilo] Yes?

- There's a cat. Make it get away!

- Where's a cat?

- I have asthma, Babbo.

- No, no.

- I can't breathe!

- No, no, no!

- Gianna!

- Can't breathe, Babbo!

Please, make the cat get away!

Gianna, sweetie!

- Babbo...

- Gianna...

Sweetie, there is no cat.

- Come, we need to go to Milan.

- I'm dying, Babbo.

- Send it away!

- Of course. I'll shoo it away.

Shoo! Get away from us! Get away!

[engine turns over]

Babbo, it's the cat again!

- Se... Send it away!

- There is no cat, Gianna!

It's for your protection.

Do you understand?

Marc!

Marc...

[whimpering]

Babbo...

[dramatic music plays]

Gianna, stop.

Gianna...

Don't worry, sweetie. Just relax.

Hey, you wanna sing your babbo a song?

I can't keep time.

- Well, then sing off-b*at.

- No...

if I open my mouth to sing,

ants will get in.

There are no ants to fear, Gianna.

- None at all?

- No.

Then, how about you sing?

Then you'll see.

assh*le!

Go on, now!

Sing, then! Let's hear it, bitch!

Can't sing, huh?!

- Shh...

- Sing!

My poor baby...

You will come back

I know, you'll come back

And when you

Are with me

You will find all the things that

And you won't be able to

Leave me anymore

[music fades]

Marc.

Marc, come with me to Mamma's, Marc...

This Marc fellow,

she keeps mentioning him.

[unsettling music plays]

[Gianna breathes heavily]

- Let me in, Mamma.

- Gianna!

- [Gianna] Let me in, I have to be born.

- What are you doing?

[Gianna] Let me in, Mamma,

I have to be born.

- Gianna!

- [Gianna] Give birth to me, Mamma.

- [Danilo] Giannina...

- Give birth to me.

- Don't be afraid.

- Gianna, get up.

- What are you doing?

- Give birth to me again, Mamma.

- Giannina, sweetie...

- Mamma.

Babbo...

- [Danilo] Tell me, sweetie.

- Did you bring the flag with you?

Sure! I brought it.

We have it with us, don't we?

[Gianna] Will you wrap me in the flag?

- Of course, sweetie. I'll wrap you in it.

- Wrap me in it.

- Babbo, did I make you cry, Babbo?

- No, babe!

There's just dust in my eyes.

[Danilo chuckles]

Eleven.

Eleven.

My Eleven!

[Gianna laughs]

You're my Eleven.

[unsettling music plays]

What's happening, Mamma? Where am I?

[music fades]

[sighs]

Why don't you just take one?

[unsettling music plays]

[Marc] You know everything he said

is bullshit, right?

[distorted sounds]

Who is he to say I don't exist?

Gianna, I'm right here.

Look at me.

Kiss me.

Or touch me, I'm right here.

Please?

It's not medicine. Don't believe him.

Don't do it.

You don't want that, Gianna.

Don't take it.

Don't take it.

[music ends]

[swallowing]

I've given her some Xerinax.

You need to make sure

she takes them for at least a week.

It's possible, though, that her psychosis

is of the hallucinatory type.

It may become necessary

to find her specialized care.

You mean a loony bin?

We don't use that term anymore.

Um, would it change anything

if I told you she took LSD?

Does that change anything?

Well, if her psychotic onset was induced,

she may actually have

a better chance of regressing.

Let's do this.

We'll monitor her for a few weeks, first,

and then we'll decide what to do next.

There's no way I'm going

into some loony bin.

You can!

[melancholy music plays]

[Giovanna] Come here, Gianna.

In fact, you're not going there.

I can stay with her.

Let me help her.

[gasping]

I can't play the piano for you!

It's okay.

- Come on... Come on!

- My hands keep deforming.

I'm frozen.

- Frozen.

- How about a hot bath?

- Let's clean you up.

- My baby...

- I'm so cold, Mamma.

- It's okay.

["Contaminata" by Gianna Nannini plays]

[Eleven] There you go...

[water bubbling]

Your skin is my skin

It no longer has any color

I am blood in your blood

One single soul

Your story is my story

My eyes are yours

My hour is your hour

The destiny you don't have

Fly, fly, fly, fly

My mind is flying

Fly, fly, fly

Whoever takes me away

Fly, fly, fly

You forgot about me

You don't know me

I have just been born

It doesn't matter anymore who I am

I'm like a drop of water

Let me rain on the desert

A single drop of water overflowing

The sea

Contaminated

Contaminated

[music fades]

[vinyl spins idle]

So why'd you make up that LSD story?

I was tryin' to help.

You needed it.

When you love someone,

it doesn't matter how long they're away,

because you know they're inside you.

I think you have an army inside.

[laughs] That's not true!

But if Marc was never there,

who did I make love to?

Yeah, who knows?

I told you, you have an army inside.

[chuckles]

I wrote a song about you.

- Oh, yeah?

- Sure.

[Eleven] Mm.

Which one?

"Latin Lover."

[Eleven] Mm.

Sing "America."

[Eleven scoffs]

No. Mm-mm.

Come on, sing it.

"America."

[clears throat]

I will search

I've always told myself, I'll search

Today I stay with myself

I'm enough

No one sees me

"America," I wrote for you too, you know?

Marc couldn't remember

any of the lyrics to "Latin Lover."

Not a single one.

I mean, seriously,

If somebody writes a song for you,

there's no way you would

just forget all the words.

That would never happen.

Hey...

[doorbell ringing]

[doorbell ringing]

NEVER COMPROMISE YOURSELF

YOU ARE ALL YOU HAVE

Conny!

[laughs]

Hi!

Roger says I'm ready, but what if I'm not,

and he's wrong?

What do I do if I can't sing?

If my voice won't come out?

After what happened to you,

you don't have

to be afraid of anything anymore.

For us real musicians,

you know, only music exists.

And only music saves us.

- [lighter flicking]

- [cheering in distance]

[Eleven] I lit a candle for you.

Ready?

[background noises fade]

[unsettling music plays]

Fear does not exist.

For us real musicians,

you know, only music exists.

[distorted sounds]

[music ends]

[cheering in distance]

[Roger] Were you looking for me?

I'm not sure if she should do this.

No, no.

No, it's too late.

[Eleven] But she's fragile.

She can't back out now,

she signed a contract.

Period!

If you're really her friend,

get your ass over there,

and be a friend to her now.

Go and tell her that everything is fine.

Can you do that?

Everything is fine!

Okay? Nothing more.

[slams door]

[cheering and applauding

continue in distance]

[knocking on door]

Almost ready. Five-minute warning.

[cheering continues]

[door closes]

[crowd chanting]

Gianna! Gianna! Gianna! Gianna!

[shouting]

[crowd chanting]

Gianna! Gianna! Gianna! Gianna!

[unsettling music plays]

[muffled sounds]

[distorted sounds]

["Fotoromanza" by Gianna Nannini plays]

[muffled and distorted sounds]

[inaudible]

[sighs]

[distorted sounds]

[Gianna sighs]

[normal sound]

If you don't go out at night, but

You make yourself a sandwich

While you watch TV

You too?

You sleep with someone

Who you don't recognize

In the light of day

You too?

[mouths] Bravo!

Do I call you or not?

Do I call you or not?

My morale is in the dumps

Will you call me or not?

Will you call me or not?

Who knows who will win

- [audience joins in]

- This love is a gas chamber

It's a burning building in the city

Love is a thin blade

It's a slow-motion scene

This love is a b*mb at the hotel

This love is a feint in the ring

It is a flame exploding in the sky

This love is poisoned ice cream

GIANNA WINS FESTIVALBAR

WITH "FOTOROMANZA"

GIANNA ABOVE ALL

TWO GOLDEN RECORDS FOR "FOTOROMANZA"

[music continues]

GIANNA NANNINI IS REBORN AND WRITES

ONE HIT AFTER ANOTHER

[crowd cheering]

[crowd, chanting]

Gianna! Gianna! Gianna! Gianna!

[music fades]

[solemn music plays]

[cicadas and birds chirping]

[solemn music continues]

- Babbo?

- Eh...

[bells ringing]

[people whispering]

[Danilo breathing heavily]

Babbo.

Gianna.

You'll come back because

Losing each other is impossible

We are a river of clouds

Where dreams swim

Do you recall...

when I wasn't in favor...

of putting our last name on your records,

because I was ashamed?

- Huh?

- [kisses]

If it hadn't been for you and your music,

our name would be worthless.

My life

Hold me tight to keep on living

It's like diving into a sea of tears

This story that talks about us

You'll come back

And it will be a wonderful day

An acrobatic paradise

Our embrace on the world

So many things in this life

that I've been wrong about, Gianna.

But I did one thing right.

You.

You are my greatest work.

Hey.

["Sei nell'Anima"

by Gianna Nannini plays]

You can park there!

I'm going back to the start so

I'll turn off the lights

And you'll disappear from here

Just a few moments

Beyond this fog

Beyond the storm

There is a long and clear night

It will end

But it's the tenderness

That frightens us

You are in my soul

And I'll leave you there forever

You are in every part of me

I feel you coming down

Between each breath and heartbeat

You are in my soul

You are in my soul

In this defenseless space

It all starts with you

We don't need a reason why

We are flesh and breath

[vocalizing]

Drop by drop

[vocalizing]

Side by side

[vocalizing]

[crowd cheering]

"...THERE IS ALWAYS AN ALTERNATIVE,

DEATH IS MANDATORY BUT AGE IS OPTIONAL."

BEAUTIFUL REBEL

I am a firework

A few gigs of memory

A gear that has gone crazy

A new trajectory

The moral of the story

Is that there is always an alternative

Death is mandatory

But age is optional

Nineteen eighty-three

Nineteen eighty-three

I was born without gender

Nineteen eighty-three

I am victim and executioner

I am light and then darkness

I am light and then darkness

We're just standing here staring

But sometimes the end

Is only the beginning

There's always another round

More rock 'n' roll

It's our show

Respect the line on judgment day

Sometimes it's the end

But you are the beginning

There is always another round

Ten thousand watts

It's our show

Every day a drop of poison

We are immune by now

So many vipers on the street

Who would have thought

Every day a drop of poison

Nineteen eighty-three

I was born without gender

Nineteen eighty-three

I am victim and executioner

Nineteen eighty-three

I am light and then darkness

I am a firework

A few gigs of memory

A gear that has gone crazy

A new trajectory

The moral of the story

Is that there is always an alternative

Death is mandatory

But age is optional

"...AND I DIDN'T JUST MAKE THIS UP"

GIANNA NANNINI

["Silenzio" by Gianna Nannini plays]

[upbeat music plays]

[music continues]

[music ends]
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