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How were the bright lights of Broadway?
- Too bright. Are we still blacked out
every evening here in Port-au-Prince? You will find nothing has changed,
Monsieur Brown, nothing. You have just time
to reach your hotel before dark. Petit Pierre, do me a favor.
There's an appointment I have to keep. You see my bags through the customs
and have them sent to the hotel? It's a pleasure, Monsieur Brown.
Give me your tickets. Thank you. That's eight, dear
- Too bright. Are we still blacked out
every evening here in Port-au-Prince? You will find nothing has changed,
Monsieur Brown, nothing. You have just time
to reach your hotel before dark. Petit Pierre, do me a favor.
There's an appointment I have to keep. You see my bags through the customs
and have them sent to the hotel? It's a pleasure, Monsieur Brown.
Give me your tickets. Thank you. That's eight, dear
Full Transcript
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- How were the bright lights of Broadway?
- Too bright.
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Are we still blacked out
every evening here in Port-au-Prince?
00:00:06.064 --> 00:00:09.002
You will find nothing has changed,
Monsieur Brown, nothing.
00:00:09.028 --> 00:00:12.158
You have just time
to reach your hotel before dark.
00:00:13.000 --> 00:00:15.878
Petit Pierre, do me a favor.
There's an appointment I have to keep.
00:00:15.096 --> 00:00:18.428
You see my bags through the customs
and have them sent to the hotel?
00:00:18.052 --> 00:00:21.512
It's a pleasure, Monsieur Brown.
Give me your tickets.
00:00:23.052 --> 00:00:25.001
Thank you.
00:00:29.024 --> 00:00:30.593
That's eight, dear.
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Movie Summary
A cynical Welsh hotel owner secretly romances a diplomat's wife in Haiti, under the violent reign of the despot "Papa Doc" Duvalier.
