L don't know about you, but l'm feeling thirsty. -Let's have a drink.-Where? Oh, l don't...
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l don't know about you, but l'm feeling thirsty. -Let's have a drink.
-Where? Oh, l don't know. Wherever you like.
We've got the car. There's nowhere really, is there? -What do you mean, "there's nowhere"?
-Well, it's Sunday. Oh, yes. So it is. Well, we could go back to the office.
Plenty of liquor there. Yes. Well, come on, let's go
-Where? Oh, l don't know. Wherever you like.
We've got the car. There's nowhere really, is there? -What do you mean, "there's nowhere"?
-Well, it's Sunday. Oh, yes. So it is. Well, we could go back to the office.
Plenty of liquor there. Yes. Well, come on, let's go
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l don't know about you, but l'm feeling thirsty.
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-Let's have a drink.
-Where?
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Oh, l don't know. Wherever you like.
We've got the car.
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There's nowhere really, is there?
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-What do you mean, "there's nowhere"?
-Well, it's Sunday.
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Oh, yes. So it is.
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Well, we could go back to the office.
Plenty of liquor there.
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Yes.
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Well, come on, let's go.
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When young poet Max (Michael Gothard) hires a marketing company to turn his suicide-by-jumping into a mass-media spectacle, he finds that his subversive intentions are quickly diluted into a reactionary gesture, and his motivation...
