-I'm going to run a couple of errands.
I'll be right back. -Wait !
What commissions ?
[Neapolitan accent] Jesus, those
are seeing each other, understand? They go out together.
Mary, what should they do ?
Of course they can be seen. The commissioner
asked my permission
To hang out with our daughter.
- Yes ? Do you just want to hang out with her ?
He hangs out with her for 20 years
and we keep quiet ?
- Don't you think about his reputation ?
- You will see that soon... - No !
What soon, Giulio ?
Now, do you understand ? Now, now.
The commissioner must come
here at home
And tell us when he plans to
to marry our daughter.
I swear, if Enrica doesn't tell him,
I'll go to the police station.
- You get yourself arrested.
- Hey.
I k*ll him with "bludgeons."
What are you doing here ?
- My mother is giving me
a little bit of trouble. - In what way ?
- She can't wait for you to come home
to meet her. - I know, tell her...
Madonnina mia...
Madonnina, I feel like dying.
[Madonnina mia...]
- No, but don't feel obligated.
- Absolutely.
- Your mother has every reason.
I will remedy this soon, I promise.
- I feel like dying...
- It's getting late now.
I really have to go.
Hello.
- Commissioner, I was coming
looking for you. - Good morning, Raphael.
-What? -Double m*rder, just
to please. They just called.
- Ruotolo.
- Commissioner.
Commissioner,
there are also bagpipers.
No, it is the bagpipers who have
found Mr. and Mrs. Garofalo dead.
- Mhm.
- Excuse me, but who are you ?
Beniamino Ferro, at your service.
I am the janitor of the building.
- The pipers
Were called... - Whatever.
-One thing at a time. Take us to where
the incident happened. -Have a seat.
Poor people.
They also have a daughter, Benedetta.
An aunt nun comes to pick her up
and takes her to study.
- Come. - No, what "come" ? You
stay here with me. - As you order.
- You're welcome, commissa.
- Thank you.
[Hat and gloves.]
[Where did I put them ?]
[Hat and gloves.]
[Where did I put them ?]
[Hat and gloves.]
[Where did I put them ?]
Hat and gloves.
Where did I put them ?
Hat and gloves.
[Where did I put them ?]
[VOICE IN DISTANCE].
[I don't owe anything,
I owe nothing at all.]
[I don't owe anything.]
[I don't owe anything at all].
[I don't owe anything.]
[I don't owe anything at all.]
[I don't owe anything.]
I don't owe anything at all.
[I don't owe anything.]
[I don't owe anything at all.]
I don't owe anything.
I don't owe anything at all.
Emanuele Garofalo was a captain
of the port fascist militia.
Big shot. The wife ?
Donna Costanza was staying at home.
She was being a wife.
With such an important husband.
- Have you seen anyone go
to the Garofalos'? - No.
I was absent for half an hour.
Time to see out
the accountant from the second floor.
I didn't even see the
the bagpipers.
Gentlemen, what about you ?
Commissa', Mrs. Garofalo
had called us for a novena.
- We had to agree
For the fee. - Yes.
When we arrived,
the janitor was not there, we went upstairs
And we found what
you saw.
[in Neapolitan]
Who can forget it anymore !
- What time did you arrive ?
- Half past eleven
When we were supposed to meet
with the lady.
- Go, but stay available.
- All right. - Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
- Excuse me. - Bruno.
- Hi, Ricciardi. Maione.
- Doctor.
- Thank you for coming.
- Eh, "thank you."
- Not even widowers do you pity.
- Are you at least a little better off ?
What can I say. I'm always thinking
Lina, it's a constant thought.
Morning, noon and evening
And good thing I don't remember the dreams
Because in my opinion,
I also think about it at night.
- Forget about it, go. Let me
see what you have found. - Come.
- Whatever, where is the husband ?
- He's this way. Come with me.
[Hat and gloves.]
[Where did I put them ?]
Hat and gloves.
So, the woman was hit by
a person standing in front of her
a single blow delivered
with a very sharp blade.
He was slaughtered.
The m*rder*r came upon him.
Did you see the marks on the tablecloth ?
He cleaned the knife afterwards.
- So he took him away.
- Here we didn't find him.
Husband and wife died
this morning between seven and eleven o'clock.
- For the rest you have to wait.
[I don't owe anything].
I don't owe anything at all.
In short, he won't make up his mind.
What should I tell you, Mama, Luigi
Alfredo is busy with work.
"What should I tell you, Mama,
is busy with work."
Manfred was not busy ?
A German officer with so many
responsibilities, but he was always here.
- I can't think about it. - You don't
think about it. - Don't be a nuisance.
Manfred loved you,
he wanted to marry you and he wanted children.
Should I have had children
with a man I don't love ?
What does it have to do with ?
Children... strengthen the marriage.
If love is not there,
they give birth to it.
Yes ? Was it the same for you
was it like that with dad ?
[in Neapolitan] How much patience
Miss Enrica has.
In my opinion, the baron does not make up his mind
not to have that as his mother-in-law.
I know, Aunt Rosa,
that some things are not said.
I know, it sounds bad.
This one.
From the neighbors I learned
that the Garofalos were good people.
They were keen to point out
"honest people"
even though I didn't ask for it.
- This doesn't sit well with you.
What should I say,
too perfect, no ?
Shall we enter ?
Constance mine... How is it possible ?
Why ?
Who did it ?
When did it happen ?
This morning. We are here
to shed light on what happened.
May the Lord welcome
into his home you and Emanuel.
Forgive us, sister, we
need some information.
We will take little of your time.
- What time did you pick up
the little girl ? - About eight o'clock.
- At home did it seem to you
everything normal ? - Yes, as usual.
Constance and Emanuel
were quiet.
Do you know if there is anyone
who can harbor reasons for resentment
for some wrong suffered ?
I don't know, I saw my brother-in-law very little.
He was always busy with work.
My sister stayed at home.
I can tell you one thing, though.
If my sister was k*lled,
it is her husband's fault.
- Why ? - Whoever did it,
wanted to k*ll him.
Maybe because of work problems.
My sister died because she was there.
- The motive may arise from the
work of your brother-in-law. - I don't know.
I saw little of him...
However, I am sure
that my sister had no enemies.
One last thing.
Is your niece, Benedetta, here ?
Yes.
He is in his classroom, studying.
Poor creature.
I ... will tell her
that the parents have left
And then I will invent an accident.
The Lord will forgive me.
Thank you for your time.
See you soon.
[CONFUSED VOICES]
What is it ?
- Sometimes I wonder if you are happy
with me. - We rescue each other.
Both you and I cannot have
the people we wanted beside us.
It is true, however, I could not imagine
another woman who is not you
To cure my pain.
Did I say something wrong ?
No, please.
However, something upset you....
Or someone.
Just strange thoughts.
The truth is that I no longer know
What meaning my life has.
Except for you, I am alone...
In this city I have chosen
to follow my dreams
That turned out to be a failure.
Even the friendships of Rome,
have completely receded.
And you, too, sooner or later your
work will bring you back to Germany.
- Sorry.
- Livia.
I am here.
I am there.
Commissa,
in my opinion the nun is right.
The woman died with a stab wound
alone. The husband was slaughtered.
That poor girl died only
because she was there.
Someone must hate him deeply
to hit him so many times.
- So ? - We have to look for
this hatred, Raphael.
Ricciardi.
Be sure to be careful.
Captain Garofalo was a man
on the rise, highly regarded up there.
And up there they called him.
This is not the case for easy irony.
The militia has already advised me to be
caution, so...
Discretion.
Discretion.
- Discretion. It's business as usual.
- But these militiamen
Garofalo's colleagues,
we need to hear from them.
Tomorrow we are going to have
four talks at the harbor.
Carlo ?
Carlo ?
Medicine. Take care,
to the last drop.
- All of it.
- That's better, thank you.
- Let's call the doctor tomorrow, though.
- There is no need. Bianca.
I'm fine. It's a simple bronchitis.
I am taking care of myself
And you are worrying for no reason.
- But before you go,
I'll have you make soup. - No...
- Good evening, Anto'.
- Brigadier.
- Ué, Franco, what are you doing here ? - I've
remembered your old habits
And I came looking for you. - I get
fresh fish only from Antonio's.
- Here you go. - Thank you.
Set aside the eels for me.
-Don't worry, pay for everything
when you come to the eve. -Thanks.
- Franco, were you looking for me?
- I heard something and I have to tell you.
- Eh, say.
- Do you remember Mario Candela ?
Who can forget it ?
- Is he finally dead ?
- No, he is still in jail.
It seems that Mario Candela has
confided in a friend in his cell
And a rumor came to me.
What voice ?
He did not k*ll your son Luca,
but his brother Blaise.
Mario took the blame for
protect his younger brother
But the one who k*lled Luca
was Biagio Candela...
Who is now free and staying at home.
Ué, Raffae'.
You brought mullet, good job.
I bake them now.
A half hour and see.
- What, you don't even say hello?
- Sorry, Lucia.
It's been a heavy day.
I have a headache.
Whatever, you'll eat now and get over it.
Then you get some rest.
I'm not hungry, Luci'.
Sorry, but I'm not hungry.
Raffae...
Raffae' !
I know that when Christmas approaches.
the absence of Luke
becomes almost unbearable.
Do you want to look at me ?
You taught me that, though.
We also have other children
And for them it must be Christmas,
as it should be.
So our pain
we, we keep it inside
as always, mhm ?
- You're right. - Heh.
- But now excuse me, though.
It's just that... I'm tired and...
I lie down a little on the bed.
Commissioner, Brigadier Maione.
Glad to see you again
after such a long time.
- Needless to say, we have been waiting for you.
- Dr. Pivani, I will not hide from you.
That it is a surprise for us to find
a senior party official.
I go where duty calls, and if
coincides with the pacere of reviewing
A person to whom I will always be
grateful to... - It's like that for me, too.
- I note that you have recovered
after the g*nsh*t. - Yes.
- Despite some hangovers, I must
say that I am doing well. - I am happy about it.
Don't be surprised, brigadier.
We have a need to know
everything that is happening in the city.
Thanks to devoted men,
to men... who do not exist
we always keep the situation under
control. - We have a requirement
to meet some superiors,
some of Garofalo's colleagues.
Of course, you will be accommodated,
but just a clarification.
The port militia is closely
connected with the party and Rome.
If the death of Captain Garofalo
should turn out to be linked
To his function in the militia,
I will have to be informed immediately.
- For what reason ? - Because it would be
it would be a state crime.
I give you my word
that as soon as we find the culprits
I will inform you immediately.
- Good.
You have my full confidence.
That was the office
of Captain Garofalo.
Cpl. Criscuolo.
Commissioner,
I was retrieving some documents
Of Captain Garofalo.
- Indeed.
What can you tell me about Garofalo ?
Had he made any enemies here ?
Captain Garofalo
had recently been promoted.
Perhaps this had earned him
some dislike.
You only have to ask around
to know, so I will tell you.
Garofalo had been promoted
because he was investigating
On some smuggling routes
at the port.
- Could it be a revenge of the
smugglers ? - I don't rule it out
However, these trades were headed
to his direct superior
Captain Lomunno who
was denounced and jailed.
-I guess he's in jail now.
-No.
It was recently released.
He confessed
to obtain freedom.
Meanwhile while he was in jail,
his wife could not withstand the blow
and committed suicide
leaving behind two young children.
You are providing me with
the perfect motive.
This is information
on everyone's lips in the environment.
- It is up to you to draw the consequences.
- Where is Lomunno now ?
Of course, commissa. Lomunno had
hatred to give so many stabs.
This definitely.
However, it does not convince you.
It's just. everything is perfect, isn't it ?
Even too much so.
I mean, Lomunno...
Lomunno was a burned one for them.
The scapegoat
to shut down the investigation
Without making us discover more serious things.
However now
he is the prime suspect.
Let's do this.
I'll go and do some checking.
You go and talk to whoever you know.
- Maybe he can tell us more.
- I got it, see you later.
As usual.
This year I succeeded well in
the nativity scene.
I take care of it with the help
of a few boys from the parish.
I wanted to talk to you
just about the nativity scene, Don Pierino.
I'm glad. What are you
are you particularly interested in ?
The figure of St. Joseph.
What does it mean in the nativity scene ?
St. Joseph is the most human figure
in the nativity scene.
He is a putative father,
a man, a carpenter.
For Christianity it represents
in addition to fatherhood, work
The hardness of life.
- Responsibility. - Mhm.
I mean.
Having children puts you in front of
a great responsibility, doesn't it ?
Yes, but then it is quickly forgotten.
It is replaced by care,
by protection.
In your opinion, a person
who would break on purpose
the statuette of St. Joseph,
what do you mean by this gesture ?
That would be a very ugly gesture.
Those who did so may have
wanted to express their discomfort
for being deprived
of one of the two rights, paternity
or work.
Oh! Do you understand Carmela ?
What a hard worker !
Brigadier !
- What a surprise!
- Girls', where have you been?
I went to mass, every once in a while it
it takes. Did you worry about me ?
Then you care.
Home, come on !
- Are you going to let me in ?
- Let's go inside so we can warm up.
-You make me look like this.
-Come on in.
- Go that way.
- Heaven forbid.
I will prepare a surrogate for you
before you ask me about it
On the Garofalo m*rder.
- Whatever, give me the surrogate
And tell me everything you know.
- Nothing. - What do you mean "nothing" ?
I don't know anything. All I know is that they
k*lled Garofalo and his wife.
- Females', I drown you
in the surrogate. - Mhm ?
How do you do it ? Do you put my head
in the cup? It won't fit !
I will take information
and let you know everything.
Who was mad at him,
life, death and miracles.
[in Neapolitan] I make you "'o c**t'
e 'ambasciata." I'll take the surrogate.
You guys want to know
some other things, don't you ?
How do you know ?
Otherwise you had already left.
Instead you waited for the surrogate
even though it sucks for you.
Biagio Candela. He has a brother
in jail, Mario Candela.
I know who Mario Candela is,
brigadie' and why he is in jail.
Then tell me where I can find
Brother Biagio.
- Are you sure you want to know ?
- I am sure.
If you don't help me, that's okay,
I'll find it anyway.
Don't be silly, though,
I beg of you.
He works in the carpenter's store
of Don Xavier, at the Sanità.
Since his brother is in jail,
Biagio has changed his life, brigadie.
He also now has two children.
Thank you for the information.
Biagio !
- Biagio !
- Here I am.
- I found the chisels
that were missing. - Bravo.
-Help me bring the furniture inside.
-I'll do it.
- Do you ? - Yes.
- Do it slowly.
- I cleaned under there.
- Down here ? - Eh. Easy.
[KNOCK ON DOOR]
Good morning.
Mr. Lomunno !
> Waiting for you.
This is Commissioner Ricciardi.
Commissa', I would be lying if I said.
That I don't know why you are here.
Take a seat.
Sorry, I can only offer you a
little water or a view of the crib.
I wonder why the creditors
didn't also take the shepherds.
If you already know why I am here,
you tell me what I need to know.
I had my job.
I liked it.
I was established, liked.
Then one day I went to the office
And I found my superior
With two men in uniform.
I was told "you are corrupt"
And they started putting their
their hands in my pockets, going through my pockets.
What did you guys have in your pockets ?
Money, commissa.
Lots of money.
Money from a lifetime of work.
plus other money
that an uncle of mine had given me
To make my wife happy.
Why, what were you supposed to do
with that money ?
To buy our own house.
That was his dream.
I hadn't told anyone.
No one knew,
not even my wife.
With only one person
I had confided in, Garofalo.
He had me accused of taking
coffee smuggling money.
They said, "You let in
the smugglers' ships."
And they jailed me. - You did not
have stated your reasons ?
Didn't you have any witnesses ?
Your uncle, for example.
You do not know the militia,
the political police.
They don't do trials, you're finished
And the person who accused you gets promoted.
Then when I came out ...
my wife was no longer there.
The pain and shame
had k*lled her.
And so you took revenge.
A hundred times, commissa.
A thousand times I took revenge.
Not even you know
how many times I k*lled Garofalo
But inside my head
And a thousand other times,
to every piece of furniture I sold
To pay the rent for this house
And now we also have to leave it.
Even now that he is dead,
in my head he finds no peace.
Sorry, I did not k*ll him.
Commissa', for those who have children ...
revenge is too expensive.
I could not afford it.
In short, to make a long story short
Lomunno is right. For those who have
children, revenge costs too much.
- It does set things right, though.
- I don't know.
What would he gain
to take revenge ?
Only the ultimate ruin
Of his family.
Those who are blinded by pain
does not make such reasoning.
I'll go over to Bruno's now.
You go home, you look tired.
- I will see you tomorrow.
- See you tomorrow. - See you tomorrow.
Excuse me, but what are you...
- What are you doing here ? - I need to talk to you.
- I don't want to talk to you.
- We have nothing to say to each other.
- I didn't think it would end like this
That my mom would be... -What?
Be a man, say it, dead !
Lina died because of you !
Do you understand ?
I didn't touch it. It was my
my friends because she was being a wh*re.
Don't you dare ! Your mom
Was only trying to give you a future.
You don't even have the right to
to say his name. You are a coward.
Wait.
You are right, I deserve it,
however, I need to ask you something.
I don't want to know anything, go away !
- Good morning, Bruno.
- Come with me.
- Is everything all right ?
- Give me a second.
On the woman there were no signs
of a struggle.
- She did not expect the attack.
- She was taken by surprise.
Instead, he had
so many stab wounds
I struggled to count them,
between thirty and forty.
-Many were inflicted when he was
dead. -The k*ller inflicted
After k*lling him.
He must have really felt a lot of hatred.
What's up with you ? Do you want to talk ?
Camillo just came,
Lina's son.
- What did he want ?
- He wanted to talk to me.
He wanted to apologize,
forgiveness, I don't know.
I didn't let him talk
And I kicked him out.
- Are you sure you won't come?
- I'd rather stay here.
I'm a little tired tonight.
Thank your friends.
Whatever.
I will miss you, though.
- Do you want me to stay here ?
- No, go. I know it pleases you.
It will be good for me to be here
To hear some music
And to be alone for a while.
Enjoy.
[SPEAKS IN GERMAN].
"Without you all pleasure
is ... imperfect."
See you tomorrow.
[MUSIC]
Let me hear from you.
Fortunately, the fever is gone.
I'll get your car ready
to get back home.
So you really feel like
To get rid of me.
No.
I would keep you here forever....
But it is not right.
Pardon, madam ?
An. Unexpected visit.
I don't...
Don't worry, Clara, go ahead.
Why did you not go to dinner
with Major von Brauchitsch ?
How dare you intrude
in my life
In this brazen way ?
At least you were able to wrest from him
some... interesting confidences ?
When I ask him about his work,
he is always vague
And still you could follow it,
investigate it yourself
If the information you seek
is so important
Or our espionage
relies only on a widow
and on his ability
to ask questions.
Do you think we don't investigate,
that we don't follow it up ?
But your position
is privileged
Attending it assiduously.
You say that Maj.
von Brauchitsch never blurts out.
He actually lies to you,
he has no confidence in you.
You have fallen in love,
that's the problem.
Falling in love is beautiful, Hawk,
it is not a problem. Don't you know ?
I only know that the main love,
the strongest one
we have to take it to the homeland,
to fascism.
Everything else if it conflicts
with this duty
Must be buried,
in the heart and mind.
Are you capable of this ?
In spite of myself.
The question I ask myself
Is whether you are capable of it.
Surprise me.
Surprise me you...
Leaving me alone.
Outside my house.
But.
If the child understands everything ?
- Maybe the aunt didn't tell her
anything. - In fact, it will not be easy.
We have to be careful
not to let her know that it has happened.
No, commissioner. I don't know whether
my brother-in-law has received threats.
I saw him very little and certainly
he didn't confide in me.
- Maybe your sister...
- No, he didn't confide in her either.
Constance never said anything to me.
- Instead...were you able to talk
with your granddaughter? - No.
And you, sister, how are you ?
I try to drive out the anger
from the heart
And I try not to hate
who did this thing.
She did not hate the humanity
Who crucified her son.
How can we afford
to hate, we ?
Those who k*lled them will pay
in the judgment that awaits him
Not only in this land.
- Listen, sister.
We want to ask questions
to the child
Without telling her what happened.
Maybe she saw something
that may be helpful in understanding who
carried out this act. - Permission.
- What do you want, Mariano ?
- Can I go to the bathroom ? It escapes me.
In front of the picture
Of the Virgin Mary, what must you do ?
- Don't you know you have to kneel ?
- Forgive me, Sister Veronica.
Sacred images are so called
because they are sacred.
- Now go where you need to go
And don't forget it again. - Thank you.
They are like little beasts,
but ... they are innocent souls.
I'm going to call Benedetta.
Take care.
Thank you, take it easy.
Bless you, these gentlemen are
my friends and they want to meet you.
Sit here.
- Good morning.
- Good morning to you, Benedetta.
So.
My name is Luigi Alfredo
and he is Raphael.
Can I ask you a few things ?
In the last days before leaving
did your parents seem
a little worried ? - No, sir.
- They were the same as always.
- Good.
One more thing. Lately you have had
to visit you at home
you didn't know ?
A gentleman and a lady
I had never seen.
How were this gentleman
and this lady ? Do you remember ?
They were dressed in black
and she had a shawl on her head.
What did they say during the visit ?
By the time they arrived,
we had already had dinner.
Father was reading the newspaper and
let them into his study.
They were talking loudly,
but you couldn't understand them.
- No talking out loud,
do you, Auntie ? - No, honey, you don't.
Do you remember anything else about that night ?
Just one thing,
but I don't know if I can say it.
That's a bad word.
They smelled like fish. Excuse me, auntie.
As soon as I saw her, my heart tightened.
my heart. From the speeches she makes...
[TONGUE SNAPS]
-Children, excuse me... -Commissioner.
-I'll be right with you. -Go.
- Take your time.
- Yes.
Are you crazy to come
to the police station
And with the commissioner present ?
- What a handsome man. - Girls'...
- I prefer you, though. - Yes.
- I have an important piece of information
However, if you prefer, meet me at my place.
Tell me that you prefer it.
Girls', I have a free cell.
If you want, I'll put you in there.
- Why did you come ?
- I found out that the one
Captain Garofalo,
blackmailed fishermen.
He threatened them with seizing
the boats if they did not give him the money.
-Welcome by all.
-But one fisherman didn't have the money.
because of a son with a bad
illness. Medicine is very expensive.
- Why are you stopping ? Go ahead. - The
veil gets in the way. - I'll cut it!
The fisherman asked for time
from Garofalo to pay
But he took the money
from his hands
the ones he needed
for medicine. - What a stinker !
- Peace be upon his soul.
- Always. Go on.
A friend told me that three days
ago this fisherman in front of everyone
Threatened to k*ll him.
- Ah...
- What is the name of this fisherman ?
- Aristide Boccia.
- Boccia. - However, he is not the only one
who had it in for Garofalo.
- I thank you, but don't come
here anymore. Now go. - One more thing.
The story of Biagio Candela. I didn't
slept because of worry.
- I know that Luca's death...
- These are things you don't care about.
These are my things, clear ?
Take care, though, it's Christmas.
What do you guys think ? They could
have been Boccia and his wife.
They have the motives.
Bambinella also said that.
Then he is a fisherman.
- Benedetta said that those two
smelled like fish. - Yes, Raffae'
However, apparently, many had
reasons to k*ll Garofalo. - Heh.
This is also true.
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
- Good morning. Mom !
Good morning. Brigadier Maione,
this is Commissioner Ricciardi.
I knew that some of you
would come.
It's better that way, ma'am.
At least you already know.
- Have a seat.
- Thank you.
Good morning.
Love, let's go that way. Come.
Let's go.
- But ... your husband Aristide
still hasn't returned? - How!
Now he comes back, he went fishing, for
what it takes to fish again !
-How long has your son been in
this condition ? -A couple of months
And it doesn't get better.
- He would need the medicine.
- But the money is not there !
Let us spare 'this cross. We
Went to Garofalo, that rotter.
- Aristides. - I have no respect
for certain dead people. He was a rotter !
- Mr. Aristide,
calm down and tell. - All right.
Here.
We went...
My wife and I went.
We asked for time to pay.
- What ?
- The permit to go fishing !
- He asked everyone.
- Permission, commissa.
If we didn't pay, he threatened
to take away our fishing license
And ... I needed the money
to treat Salvatore.
Have you seen it ?
- He is getting worse and worse.
- Ari'.
Commissa', we already earn
a pittance from fishing.
You go out at dawn and when you come back
sometimes you fish and many times
one is left empty-handed like tonight.
-Even tonight ? -I told Garofalo
that he owed us a little mercy
And he laughed in our faces along with
the wife. - He and his wife.
He said, "I don't owe anything.
I don't owe anything at all."
I don't owe anything.
I don't owe anything at all.
- When did you go to Garofalo ?
- When did we go ?
- A couple of days before.
- Two, three days before he died.
- Are you sure ? You don't want to lie.
- We don't remember the day.
Two, three days before.
-When the Garofalos were k*lled.
-where were you? -In the boat.
- Where was he supposed to be ? - Fishing
With my companions. Ask.
Damn !
We have not been, commissa',
however, I have something to tell you.
When they told me the end
that he and his wife had gone
I felt relief.
I thought that someone worse than him
could not come.
Whatever, we'll check it out and
in the meantime I'll have a doctor come in
To visit your child.
- We cannot afford it.
There is no need to pay,
rest assured.
Thank you, commissa.
- Have a good day. - Have a good day's work.
- Goodbye.
- Thank you.
- Angels'...
Damn it to hell!
Don't worry.
Open to Salvatore.
Look who's here.
- Good morning.
- Good morning, Your Excellency.
I was told that often Aristide
Boccia goes fishing with you.
If there is a possibility-yes.
The morning
that they k*lled Garofalo ?
Brigadier, we understand
where you are going with this.
I have to tell you something, though.
If a child is being taken from you,
you do yourselves justice.
However, Aristide has been with us
since 4 a.m.
until the afternoon. - For four
money he would take Garofalo.
You guys know that you go to jail
for perjury, yes ?
We know, however, we have told you
The truth, how true is God.
- Thank you, goodbye.
- Take care, excellency.
- What do you say, Enrica, shall we buy the
cauliflower for the salad ? - Good.
I don't like these though, they are
mushy. Let's go somewhere else.
- Look, I'm going to head home.
- You go home with me.
- Why ? - Maybe you didn't understand,
I don't let you go out alone anymore.
Mama.
People talk, so if you go out,
you go out with me, not even with your father
Until your commissioner
decides to come home.
- Let's go away, these cauliflowers make me
make me sick. - At least wait for me !
-Good thing she's not my client.
-Mind your own business. -Excuse me...
- Think of you. - I don't have time
To think about me, I have to think about you.
-I have to buy broccoli, so
think broccoli. -Broccoli ?
- Eh, broccoli. - All right,
how many shall I give you? - Two. - Two?
- Two !
- Whatever.
- Is this okay ?
- Yes.
What are you doing here ? Go wash your hands and
take this off the table, it gets dirty.
- Mommy, are you nervous?
- Me? No, it's...
- Dad already had to be here.
- Whatever, you know the work he does.
Yes, I know, but for a few days
I see him nervous.
- Good evening, Nelide.
- Good evening.
It is closed ! The window
That you look at is closed.
-What does that mean ? -Mom doesn't let her
even look out if she is not there.
- How do you know it ?
- I know.
With all due respect,
but you guys need to make up your minds
because here "water is scarce
and the duck does not float."
You have to show up at their house
And set things right !
Instead, you need to be in your place
Without giving unsolicited advice.
- Sorry, I've been...
- Sorry, I was cheating... - Sorry you.
Nelide, forgive me. I am
very nervous at this time.
You are right, all right ?
You are right, but I...
I can't do it now.
I will, but in my own time.
- Whatever you want.
- Sorry again.
- Now I try to fix it
With glue, eh? - Yes.
Don't you even eat chops ?
- I have a cold,
my stomach is tight. - Raffae...
When you are cold, you eat
even potato peels.
John, please,
take everyone to brush their teeth ?
Let's go.
- Quick, quick.
- Let's go.
- Can you tell what's wrong with you ?
- Nothing! I told you, I'm sick.
Then take a medicine
And go to a doctor.
I know the medicine I need.
What do you mean ?
Nothing, Luci'.
Excuse me, but I'm going out for a moment.
- Raffae' !
- I have to do something.
- Can you make it?
- I'll take it.
Biagio, you close, mind you.
-See you tomorrow morning at six o'clock.
-See you tomorrow. -Good night.
Brigadier, don't do that.
Go away, Girls'. Get out.
You ruin your lives
And you will not get Luke back.
Biagio has family and so do you.
Think about your children
If you don't want to think about his.
Dad!
Gennari' !
Did you see, brigadie ?
What did I tell you?
What an ugly thing hate is, brigadie.
What a bad thing.
You are not like that.
[LOCK CLICK]
Raffae...
Is it possible to know where you went ?
That man with the knife,
the one who was seeking revenge ?
That is not my husband,
that's not the man I married.
The man I married
Has given up, has chosen forgiveness.
It's you, Raphael.
You are you. You are the man
I married, you are my husband.
Do you understand ? Thank you.
Thank you ! Thank you ...
Good morning, Enrica.
Good morning, ma'am.
- My mother, Maria Colombo. - I am
honored. Commissioner Ricciardi.
- I finally have the pleasure
of getting to know you. - Me too.
Forgive me, I should have come
to introduce myself, but ...
I understand, the overwork.
Well, um. Mom,
the commissioner is busy and...
- When can we offer you
coffee ? - Mom.
I am talking to the commissioner.
Surely he will have half an hour
To come and clarify things
properly. Right ? -Right.
- It's fine with me on the eve of the day.
- That's just fine ! We are waiting for you.
-So see you tomorrow, have a good day.
-See you soon. -To the eve. -Sure.
Capt.
If you have come all the way to Naples,
it will be for important communications.
What I am going to tell you is a subject
of the utmost secrecy.
You know that you can trust.
I offer you the opportunity to render
a great service to the party
And to your career.
I am honored by it.
What is it all about ?
It is a correspondence...
between our services and some
apparatchiks very close to Hitler.
- Is everything clear ?
- It is a great responsibility.
In Rome they see fit to
to do this favor for Hitler
as it is gaining
more and more power
And they want to know if you feel comfortable
to accept the assignment.
-Why me? -You are in a privileged position
privileged to implement the plan.
I am not the head of the structure
of the party in Naples.
The head of the facility
would hardly go along with us.
-I think so, too. -It goes without saying that once
once the plan is realized, you will...
you can aspire to take
its place.
I will wait for your nod, Hawk.
So, roccocò and susamielli
I ordered them.
Do I make struffoli ? Yes.
- "Struffoli." - Mari', that one comes
for coffee and small talk
Not to fill their bellies.
- The commissioner needs to know
Which house he is lucky enough
to enter.
I thought
that by the end of next spring
we can think about doing
marriage. - Mom.
- I beg you, do not overdo it.
- The clock is ticking
And you are not so young anymore.
- Thank you for the kindness.
Mamma mia ! If I don't think about certain
things, nobody here thinks about them.
You shut up, huh ?
Heaven forbid you help me.
Mari', I help you and you know.
But you don't have to rush things,
you must not put pressure.
The commissioner comes to meet us
e...
The commissioner doesn't get out of here alive
without a marriage proposal
otherwise you know what I do ?
- I know, go get the German.
Good, where it is, it is.
I'll pick it up and bring it here.
"Raffiuoli."
Mustaccioli. "Mu-sta-ccioli."
Enrica. What a nice surprise.
My mother went to buy
Christmas sweets. I escaped.
He doesn't want us to see each other
until you show up at home.
So you have been
the disobedient child.
He even invited Don Pierino.
He wants authoritative witnesses.
However, if you don't feel like it,
we make up an excuse, we postpone.
Are you willing to spend
a hell of a Christmas for me ?
Any hell,
not just at Christmas.
I'll be there. Your mother has every
reasons, I told you.
I only want
for you to be happy.
Then I'll go.
Hello.
You have made a habit of coming
to visit me whenever I am alone.
-I urgently need to talk to you. -I am sick and tired
of your urgencies, Falco
And I have nothing new
to tell you. - It doesn't matter.
So this is just
a courtesy visit.
Listen to me, Livia.
We have to go away.
I don't understand.
You need to come away with me
as soon as possible.
We have to leave.
You mean you and I.
For what reason ?
I cannot explain, not now,
but you have to trust me.
You ask me to leave my new
home, my affections, my world
Without an explanation.
- I ask you to follow me !
I beg you...
For the love I feel for you.
Do you feel love for me ?
Don't tell me you didn't get it.
- So you love me.
- With all of me.
You usually push the woman
you love into the arms of another
to profit from it ?
There are duties greater than ourselves,
duties that exceed...
Enough, Falco! Spare me this
litany, I know it by heart.
- What can I do to convince you ?
- Nothing. You can do nothing.
Perhaps you love me, as you say
But the truth is that I despise you,
with all of myself
And I assure you that no reason
in the world, not even the most serious
might prompt me to follow you
To share a single moment
Of my life with you.
- There are things... - Our
collaboration ends here, Falco
or whatever you call yourselves
Since you haven't told me
even your real name.
As for duty,
of which you are so full of
I would like to tell you
that even serving the homeland
In the way you do
It is now repugnant to me.
Now you can get out of the way.
You know the way.
White.
You are in great shape.
- Almost fully recovered, yes.
- Good thing.
- I stopped by to give you
Christmas greetings. - Thank you.
- I actually should have anticipated you
me, though. - Work.
I know, so much work.
Who will you spend Christmas with ?
It is difficult to answer.
Tomorrow I will officially ask
Enrica's hand in marriage, and so ...
Ah...
- Well... Yay for the bride and groom.
- Thank you.
How about you ? Your Christmas ?
I actually came by
for this as well.
I would like to ... your advice.
I'm...
I'm a little worried about Carlo.
He neglects his health
and no longer has a social life.
I'm afraid he's going to let go
And after all
he has done for me
the least I can do
is stand by him, so I would like to ...
I would like to propose that he move in
with him, at least until he gets better
However, I...
I am a married woman
And I'm not saying this for me,
but you know how people are.
He would misjudge this step
e...
I do not want Charles to be involved
in unpleasant gossip.
I understand that, of course.
However, if I may,
Charles is superior to gossip
And I know very well
that you are too.
So. Bianca, if you're up to it.
and especially if it makes you feel good
Do it, protect it.
Commissa...
I understand you,
but what could we do ?
- Lomunno has the motive,
but he doesn't have the alibi. - I know.
However, you are not convinced.
[I don't owe anything.]
I don't owe anything at all.
[I don't owe anything.
I don't owe anything at all.]
[Hat and gloves.]
[Where did I put them ?]
Hat and gloves.
Commissa...
Have you found anything ?
Just the feeling that
we got it all wrong, Raffae'.
The nativity scene is left
without St. Joseph, how sad.
The broken figurine ?
He is no longer there.
No, commissioner, I assure you.
I did not take
any broken figurines.
- Are you sure ?
- Of course, I would remember that.
- Do you know if anyone came
who took it ? - No.
A person who would break on purpose
a figurine of St. Joseph ?
- That would be a very ugly gesture.
- I'll try to fix it. - Let's go !
- Hello, children. - Good morning.
- We are not disturbing you.
- How are you?
- Benedetta, how are you? - Fine.
What is this ?
Commissa.
Here it is.
Commissioner, brigadier,
how come this visit ?
How dare you.
Children, everybody out. Go !
Only those who k*lled the Garofalos
could have known about the broken statuette.
I had gone to get the laundry
for Benedetta, found it, and ...
You love sacred images very much.
-That's why you risked so much
to fix it. -What do you say? -Enough.
It is time to tell the truth.
In prison there is an innocent man.
He is a good family man !
Do you also want to keep this burden
on your conscience ?
It was the Virgin Mary who told me.
They deserved the punishment.
Why ?
I wanted children as a girl.
I would have wanted so many children,
my sister did not.
My sister only thought about clothes,
to comb her hair, to be beautiful.
I was waiting for the right man
To have a family.
I waited for him, and he came.
Emanuele Garofalo.
We used to meet secretly.
He said I was like a little girl
That I was as beautiful as a little girl.
He would kiss me...
touched me.
I felt
That he was my destiny.
Then what happened ?
My sister. Do you understand ?
My sister ! She was the one who stole it from me.
They got married and I understood.
That I would love only Our Lord
And I became a nun.
I gave up everything,
my life, my dreams, everything !
Then Constance became pregnant
and Benedetta was born.
# Get some sleep, my blessed one
# And be quiet, I've got you. #
- You will have to look after Benedetta,
I can't. - Why do you say that?
Motherhood has already made me ugly.
I have to think about my husband,
otherwise he goes with other women.
If you make such speeches,
you will end up in hell.
It is sacrilege to reject children.
Then earn your own heaven.
You grow up blessed.
I have to think about my husband.
I raised Benedetta as
a mother, but I used to go to that house
Only to take it away.
It was not a worthy home !
What motivated you to do
what you did ?
They made the nativity scene.
I... I entered
And I saw it-the crib.
Do you understand ?
In that house of sinners !
I could not allow it,
I couldn't ! I used to dream about it at night.
The Virgin Mary repeated to me
that... it was a sign.
Bless you, we forgot
your gloves and your hat.
- Just wait here.
- All right, I'll wait.
What's going on? What do you want?
- The crib, Constance.
- Well ? - Why did you do it?
Are you asking me ?
Benedetta sees that you do
And he wanted it here as well.
- No.
Not in this house.
You need to remove it right away.
- You are completely crazy. - I have
I said you must take it out right away.
You make all this fuss over two
figurines ? That's what they are, statuettes.
But how dare you ? Lay the saint down at once.
- No.
- I said put it down.
- Put it down. I said put it down.
- No. - You have to put it down. - No !
Are you happy ?
You made me break St. Joseph.
Whatever, it will be bought back anyway.
However, you forgot one thing.
Where did I put them ?
Hat and gloves.
There was the knife
to cut the cork.
Maria told me it was a sign,
a sign...
To punish sacrilege.
What are you doing here ?
The crib. You do not have the right
To do it in this house.
You need to remove it right away.
I don't owe anything.
I don't owe anything at all.
Then I cleaned the knife ...
On the tablecloth.
I washed away the blood
And I felt ...
raised.
It was Our Lady.
It was Our Lady who told me
to do justice, and I did it....
By my own hand.
Sister, come with me.
This way, please.
Nelide, I go out and...
And good night.
- Good night.
Thank you, Aunt Ro'.
He finally made up his mind.
[in Neapolitan] "Patience is worth
more than science."
> Ah, how did the function go ?
Very good.
- What was it, a Communion ?
- A Baptism. - Nice.
[BELL]
I'll go.
> A lot of people.
> These are the occasions
when families come together.
> Then this is the season.
> Baptism is a celebration
for the whole family. > Of course.
Good evening, ma'am.
- Don Pierino.
- Here is Commissioner Ricciardi.
- Knight. - Commissioner.
- Ma'am.
Oh, thank you ! What a nice thought.
- Enrica, take coat and hat
Commissioner's. - I'll do it.
Give to me as well.
- Hat ?
- I don't wear a hat.
What a pity ! They are so elegant
the men in hats.
If you change your mind,
my husband sells them.
- Please be seated. - Ms.
Colombo made us find
delicious desserts.
Made by me, with the help of Enrica.
Enrica is very good.
Whoever marries her makes a bargain.
- Will you have a roccoco ? - Sure.
- Don Pierino, you too. - Thank you.
- Giulio, do you want another one ?
- No, thank you. - Enrica to Mama.
They are delicious.
- You said, Fr. Pierino, that
you came from a Baptism. - Yes.
It's a beautiful ceremony. I have
baptized the baby of a couple
I've known
since they were kids.
The most excited were the grandparents,
moved to tears.
Being a grandparent is an
incredible. I say this because I am one.
Perhaps it is a greater emotion
Than being a parent.
However, some children do not want to give
this satisfaction to their parents.
Of course, it also depends on the
determination of those they meet.
This year winter
doesn't want to show up.
- Thanking the Lord.
- Let's hear, commissioner, you...
what is your intention ?
Do you want to get married, have children ?
Obviously.
How... As is obvious there are always
considerations to be made.
- As for feelings,
those are there. - Very good.
This is wonderful news.
- Then we open a bottle
of wine. - I'll take it.
Let's hear it, commissioner, because a
mother must understand... commissa' !
What would be
these considerations ?
- Mary. - No, I want to hear.
- Mrs. Maria...
The commissioner said
that the feelings are there.
This is the only thing that is needed.
- Then these matters concern the
commissioner, not us. - You are right.
Yes, it's not up to us, it's up to the
commissioner to make a decision.
We have quite different problems.
- What problems ?
- Like what problems, Julius.
Don Pieri',
my husband doesn't want to admit
That it is a problem to have a daughter
who is past the age of marriage
and rejecting a German officer
animated by the best intentions
To go toe to toe with...
Wait, what was it like ? Ah, yes.
"Some Considerations."
The only consideration to be made
Is to know if and when you want to marry
my daughter and give me grandchildren.
[LAUGHING]
[LAUGHING]
Oh God, sorry.
Sorry, ma'am, really...
I'm sorry, cavalier.
Sorry too, Don Pierino,
I don't know what came over me.
[LAUGHING]
Above all, I apologize to you,
Enrica
For all this time lost
For this mistake because ...
it was just a mistake. Sorry.
Sorry.
[LAUGHING]
[You left me alone].
[You left me alone].
[You left me alone].
You left me alone.
[You left me alone].
So. A little drop.
- Why ?
- A little drop, just a little bit.
And so much to Dad.
Why ?
Why ? Because.
Tomorrow is finally Christmas,
here's why.
He will heal,
the medicine has done him good.
Come on, Salvato', come on!
Come on, Salvatore.
Mind you, you have to give him
one of these tablets
twice a day. Do you understand ?
- Just one tablet, morning and evening.
- Thank you.
- Do you understand, Angels' ?
- Yes.
Here it is.
- I don't know how to thank you.
- Don't worry about it.
- Thank you. - Bye, saved.
- Goodbye.
Ué, never mind.
Forget it, darn it !
Do you understand dad ?
You have to be good.
Damn it to hell.
You are welcome.
- What is this news ?
- Flowers.
Christmas. My father used to give
flowers to my mother at Christmas.
- Thank you.
- And you're welcome.
Whatever, I'm leaving. Goodbye.
Goodbye. Merry Christmas.
Raffae', take it easy. It will be
a Christmas Eve with flying colors.
Eh... eve.
Eve, eh.
What is it? Are you afraid
that I've got a bad eel ?
You will see tonight !
- No, it's not for the eel.
- And what is it ?
You as usual
you did very well.
- It will be an eve... beautiful.
- Get the others. - Just.
Luci', I...
- I have to go out. - Where do you have to go ?
- I'll be right out. - No, Raphael...
-Don't do nonsense. -It's not what
you think, it's something else.
I'll be right there.
Coming soon.
Whatever.
- Cami! What happened?
- He fell from a raised floor.
He broke a couple of ribs.
What happened to it ?
- Did he say anything to you ?
- No, mother.
- Anto', eat something.
- Shall we share ?
You, too, eat something.
You, the bread.
Sooner or later it will come.
Who is this beautiful child ?
This is Benedetta.
She was going to spend Christmas alone.
So I thought he can stay
with us for all the holidays
At least breathe family air.
- You did well.
Come. Giova,
set a place next to me.
- What a beautiful little coat.
- Thank you.
You are also very polite.
Here is the chair for Benedetta.
I'm hungry !
Go.
Come. Dinner is ready already.
Have you seen your luck tonight ?
- So, happy eve to everyone.
- Happy eve. - Happy eve.
Here's to the best Christmas of my life.
It's a good day.
-When you're here, it's always Christmas.
-You'll have to get used to it.
- To what ?
- To Christmas.
I have decided to stay here
Until you are healed.
- Bianca, you... - I'm staying, unless
You don't want it, you.
Merry Christmas.
Sit down with me.
What are we to do, to be alone
you this way and me that way at Christmas ?
Sit down with me.
Up !
Merry Christmas.
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