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Will Francis: Hi. I'm sorry.
Liv: You smell of perfume.
Will Francis: Well, I don't know how I do.
Liv: Nor do I.
Will Francis: I love you.
Liv: Is that an answer?
Will Francis: It's the truth. I feel as if I'm tapping on a window. You're somewhere behind the glass but you can't hear me. Even when you're angry, like now, it's like someone a long long way away is angry with me.
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[First Lines]
Will Francis: [Voice Over] When do you stop looking at each other? Shouldn't there be a warning? Shouldn't somebody say to us, "Hey, watch out. Pay attention." Because you can be thinking, "I'm okay. We're okay. We're good." Then you turn around and the distance between you...
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Sandy: It's all right for you, mate. You've got a gorgeous Swedish wife.
Will Francis: Girlfriend. Half Swedish.
Sandy: You cannot say "girlfriend" after ten years.
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Liv: My father died, my mother died, my sister died. It's a family with a short life expectancy, I think.
Will Francis: And a grandmother of 93.
Liv: And a grandmother of 93. But some days the cup is empty and some days it's 93% full.
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Oana: £50. Whatever you want.
Will Francis: What's your name?
Oana: Except talk.
Will Francis: What if I want to talk?
Oana: Call the Samaritans.
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Miro: Did my dad just not want to come with us?
Amira: Eh... He... eh... He love you, but he was engineer. He was needed. Every bridge was blown up, so, anyway... It's more complicated. No story from Sarajevo is simple.
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Liv: Most wives would worry if their husbands went cruising in King's Cross every night.
Will Francis: Most wives are married to their husbands.
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Will Francis: [to Liv] I love your SunBox, whatever the fuck it's supposed to do. I keep hoping it'll warm you up.
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Orit: Bea? My car keys. Where's the battery? Bea. Hey, I need the battery. Don't... We're human. Don't punish us. We get fed up.
Orit: Fed up? Is that about the diet?
Will Francis: No, it means "upset". I don't know why. It's a metaphor. Remember, we spoke about those. "Cried your eyes out" doesn't mean your eyeballs fall out. Metaphors. Fed up. It's nothing to do with food. Where's my battery, Bea?
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Liv: [to Will] If you were measuring how far away from where we need to be, you and me, is that a long way?
Will Francis: I don't think you can ask a question like that. It's not...
Liv: Put on a suit, sound like a suit.
Will Francis: [Takes off his suit jacket] Feels a long, long way, right now, from where it needs to be. I wish we could unsay and unhurt back to wherever that is, and start again.
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Will Francis: I remember you bit me. You were angry with me and you bit me. Don't remember why.
Liv: I don't know why either, but I remember I bit you.
Will Francis: You really bit me. And I thought we were very close. We were.
Liv: [Takes his hand and bites his skin]
Will Francis: Yeah, but that's just teeth.
Breaking and Entering Quotes
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Kitty 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Jude Law swings between two broken families in "similar" situations. Whether it's the daughter's mental illness or the boy's astray, he doesn't seem to want to really "get in." In the end, everyone is happy, whether it is warm and touching, or painless. Anyway, Anthony Minghella's script wasn't very well written. There are so many things he wants to say, life seems to be deconstructed, but in fact it is just a simple abstraction.
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Zane 2022-03-29 09:01:09
The ending is old-fashioned, because there is a scumbag protagonist, and it can also be rated four stars
Director: Anthony Minghella
Language: English,Serbo-Croatian Release date: November 10, 2006