You'll be transferred to the other cellblock, at some point tomorrow. That's the cellblock...
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Brenda:
You'll be transferred to the other cellblock, at some point tomorrow.
Selma:
That's the cellblock where they hang people?
Brenda:
Yeah. That's were they spend the last day.
Selma:
And then they do the 107 steps - it's from that room to the gallows, isn't it?
Brenda:
That's what they say, Selma. But, look it, you're gonna get your stay. Why don't you try to think of something nice. All right?
Selma:
It's just so quiet here.
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Uh well you'll be transferred to the other
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cell block at some point tomorrow
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That's the cell block where they hang people
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Yeah that's where they
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spend the last day
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And then they do their 1 07 steps
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It's from that room
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to the gallows isn't it
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That's what they say Selma but
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Look at
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You're gonna get your stay
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Why don't you try to think of something nice
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all right
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It's just so quiet here
Clip duration: 55 seconds
Views: 306
Timestamp in movie: 01h 49m 16s
Uploaded: 25 November, 2022
Genres: drama, crime
Summary: Selma, a Czech immigrant on the verge of blindness, struggles to make ends meet for herself and her son, who has inherited the same genetic disorder and will suffer the same fate without an expensive operation. When life gets too difficult, Selma learns to cope through her love of musicals, escaping life's troubles - even if just for a moment - by dreaming up little numbers to the rhythmic beats of her surroundings.
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00:09 You were right
00:42 You keep readin'
00:35 You like movies don't you I love them
00:24 You can't see can you
00:07 Because in a musical nothing dreadful ever happens
00:21 Why did you have him
00:15 I don't understand in musicals
00:06 Selma I listen to my heart
00:09 There's nothing for him to see
00:18 Why do you call me that It's like someone who's
00:34 Well if this relationship was made up by the defendant
00:11 I I I'm just not that kind of mother G Gene
00:22 Thank you for telling me your secret
00:21 She said communism was better for human beings
00:12 He needs his mother NO
00:12 Wh Why should you always ask me so so stupid questions
00:15 You commies make a big deal out of sharing everything
00:16 To the top
00:15 I don't know It was uh
01:01 I I don't understand