


My chairs, however, does not imprison my dancer, I'm quite a decent audience for his jovial loneliness. think of the title, it occurred to me that I had heard the song sambeggiante by Sam Cooke or maybe it was Smokey Robinson, in the Italian made the Rockes Shapiro. I learned later that the author was an unfortunate boy who, confined to a wheelchair, watching his wife enjoy the dance, waiting with loving indulgence of being taken back home.
The waltz to Nino Rota was then abandoned to the tender sadness of that text disconsolately on a latin rhythm, but without the languid Brazilian, and I think at the end of the picture has grossed suspended atmosphere I was looking for, drunk in the breeze lunar time, swung on the waves out there, sea or river, no matter understand.
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