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I told him to put that down. Get a photo.
I don't like that. Just get out of here.
Let's do it.
Are you on vacation?
The government is buying the statue.
What statue?
I don't think so.
I see a statue.
Are you buying it?
I'm afraid.
You want to buy it?
Let's buy it.
I'm sorry.
I want to talk to you.
I'm glad you're all gone.
I'm glad you saw me turn off the light.
A friendly show has made it so that the light continues to shine.
I could have brought candles.
But we have money.
We could have brought candles to our next evening party.
We're independent of the great capitalist power of electricity.
I hope you'll light up the
We're independent of the great capitalist power of electricity.
I don't know.
The moon was coming up on Earth.
It was coming up on Earth.
I don't know.
Why were you so strange when you were born?
When I was born?
When you were born, you were raised there.
You're not so new.
Everyone has told me that.
You never say that.
No.
A secret?
You have to tell me.
Peter, if you love me, tell me.
I love you, but I don't tell you.
You're the woman who can't get up now.
Don't listen to her.
It's a pity you don't listen to her.
You!
Mr. Minister.
Ladies and gentlemen of the press,
before this figure is handed over to the public,
I would like to make a short summary.
The investigations of the experts
have found their conclusion with yesterday.
The result is just too sensational.
The experts agree that this figure
represents a find of utmost importance.
It is now more or less said
about a masterpiece of ancient art.
There is no absolute consensus
about the age of the figure.
However, the gentlemen are of the view
that the figure is two and a half thousand years old.
It is not excluded that it is about the reconstruction
of the lost Venus of Corinth,
a masterpiece of the most important picture
of the Greek antique, the Paxitele.
We can congratulate you on this find.
Does anyone have a question?
Excuse me, Mr. Minister.
Perhaps we could find out how this figure
just arrived in Oberbayern.
Perhaps one of the gentlemen can answer.
There are different possibilities.
From an archaeological standpoint...
Just a moment, Mr. Minister.
Of course, the Statue was brought by the Romans.
The Romans, who were known to have
many Greek works of art,
have never brought such pictures
from their conquered countries.
They should be presented in their temples.
Mr. Benjamin Hecht makes them the speakers
of the German art industry.
Good day!
It's much better.
Did you see the figure?
Yes.
And what do you think of it?
It's great.
Something you wouldn't find today.
It's a great thing.
You wouldn't find it today.
My dear professor, you're mistaken.
I made the figure.
Can you pay, Mr. Braggart?
Can you pay?
No.
I'm sorry.
I have to go.
Please.
What's the matter?
Are you sick?
Yes, I am.
Are you?
Please, the cent is here.
Please, sign.
Sign.