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00:00:01 ITALIAN GLOSSARY
00:00:05 RED BRIGADES (BR): Marxist-Leninist
00:00:08 Kidnapped DC president Aldo Moro
00:00:12 Terrorists always maintained
00:00:16 but search for Moro
00:00:21 CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS (DC): Christian
00:00:24 Organized in factions, governed Italy
00:00:28 along with other parties, it was
00:00:32 Main leaders: Aldo Moro,
00:00:36 P2 LODGE:
00:00:37 Anti-Communist Masonic secret
00:00:42 Run by Licio Gelli,
00:00:44 Politicians, reporters, businessmen,
00:00:48 Objective was to install
00:00:51 Silvio Berlusconi was also member.
00:00:53 ALDO MORO: Statesman,
00:00:56 As hostage, wrote hundreds of letters
00:01:01 Andreotti and Cossiga's hard-line
00:01:06 In captivity, Moro wrote harshly
00:01:10 especially Andreotti.
00:01:15 "IF YOU CANNOT SPEAK WELL
00:01:18 DON'T SPEAK ABOUT THEM"
00:01:21 ROSA FALASCA ANDREOTTI,
00:01:24 MOTHER OF GIULIO ANDREOTTI
00:01:34 "You have six months left", said the
00:01:38 Years later I looked him up:
00:01:42 but he was dead.
00:01:45 It always went that way.
00:01:47 They'd predict my demise
00:01:51 They'd die instead.
00:01:53 On the other hand, I've suffered
00:01:58 Now I'm using a Chinese remedy,
00:02:03 In its day, the drug
00:02:08 I even sent a supply
00:02:14 He's dead too.
00:02:18 THE SPECTACULAR LIFE
00:02:29 "The Premier's Cheques"
00:03:37 ROBERTO CALVI. BANKER
00:03:45 MICHELE SINDONA. BANKER
00:03:51 MINO PECORELLI. JOURNALIST
00:03:55 CARLO ALBERTO DALLA CHIESA
00:04:00 GIORGIO AMBROSOLI. LIQUIDATOR
00:04:03 ALDO MORO.
00:04:22 GIOVANNI FALCONE
00:04:42 ROME. THE EARLY 90s
00:06:39 Massacres and conspiracies are
00:07:48 - What time did you wake up, Giulio?
00:07:52 The great La Pira would wake at 3:30.
00:07:54 He was a saint. I'm a sinner.
00:07:57 - How many times, Giulio?
00:08:01 Seven times Premier,
00:08:05 I never had
00:08:07 We're all illustrious in God's eyes.
00:08:11 Montanelli said:
00:08:13 "De Gasperi and Andreotti
00:08:15 everyone thought they did
00:08:20 In church, De Gasperi talked to God.
00:08:25 Priests vote.
00:08:28 God doesn't.
00:08:31 Mario, I want to confess.
00:08:35 Of course, Giulio.
00:08:50 Premier, don't slouch.
00:08:52 I'm comfortable like this.
00:09:07 Premier, storm clouds are gathering.
00:09:33 PRESS AGENTS OF
00:09:38 CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER
00:09:48 FRANCO EVANGELISTI. ANDREOTTI'S
00:09:57 Hello...
00:10:02 ...yes, excuse me.
00:10:10 GIUSEPPE CIARRAPICO
00:10:34 VITTORIO SBARDELLA
00:10:47 CARDINAL FIORENZO ANGELINI
00:11:04 THE ANDREOTTI FACTION
00:11:19 Fiorenzo, sit on the throne.
00:11:22 How's the Pope doing?
00:11:24 I was on TV yesterday.
00:11:27 There was talk of priests in trouble.
00:11:30 Whenever they mentioned
00:11:33 he always said the same five words.
00:11:36 - What?
00:11:41 - The Lad's in good form.
00:11:44 The usual nasty journalist pushed
00:11:49 My faction... according to her
00:11:54 What did you reply?
00:11:57 One can never be too cautious
00:12:00 After all, Jesus had Judas
00:12:08 - What's eating you, Salvo?
00:12:12 Rome's so beautiful.
00:12:18 Fiorenzo, I'd like Tedax
00:12:24 it's relieving the suffering of many.
00:12:27 Giulio,
00:12:30 Tell me about my favourite pony.
00:12:32 Craxi was on the warpath,
00:12:35 "I'd sooner cut my balls off than see
00:12:38 - Who got the job?
00:12:42 Have you already asked Craxi
00:12:47 It's relieving the suffering of many.
00:12:50 Giulio, I need to talk to you
00:12:53 And Vittorio also has ideas
00:12:56 that not only differ from ours,
00:13:02 I propose...
00:13:07 to arrange in
00:13:11 that would only be difficult...
00:13:13 Boys, behave yourselves.
00:13:17 Today is the inception
00:13:21 Today's a day of celebration.
00:13:23 Let's all behave.
00:13:25 SALVO LIMA
00:13:28 Today's a day of celebration.
00:13:36 Good morning, Premier.
00:13:39 It's vaguely familiar, thank you.
00:14:56 The President of the Republic,
00:15:18 THE 7TH ANDREOTTI GOVERNMENT
00:15:22 Premier...
00:15:45 Apart from the Punic Wars,
00:15:46 I've been blamed for everything
00:15:50 They've honoured me
00:15:54 The Divine Julius,
00:15:57 The Hunchback, The Fox, Moloch,
00:15:59 The Salamander, The Black Pope,
00:16:02 Man of Darkness, Beelzebub.
00:16:05 But I've never pressed charges
00:16:08 for a simple reason:
00:16:12 I have something else too:
00:16:14 A vast archive
00:16:18 Every time I mention it,
00:16:20 those who should shut up do so,
00:16:45 - You may go in, ma'am.
00:16:47 What's wrong?
00:16:49 Everyone says he's a dangerous man.
00:16:54 Andreotti isn't dangerous.
00:16:56 He's daring.
00:17:02 Is there anything I should know
00:17:06 Yes, his hands. Watch them closely.
00:17:10 If he twiddles his thumbs,
00:17:15 If he plays with his ring,
00:17:17 it means he disagrees
00:17:20 If he rhythmically taps
00:17:24 it means you'll be dismissed
00:17:29 What about when his eyes
00:17:33 I don't know, no one does.
00:17:38 Thank you.
00:18:46 Giulio, it's midnight,
00:18:49 Don't forget you're leaving tomorrow.
00:18:51 Yes, Livia.
00:19:07 - Thank you for coming, Andreotti.
00:19:39 MOSCOW. THE KREMLIN
00:19:44 Hello, I'm the Premier.
00:19:46 I'm more important,
00:19:49 - Did you go to play cards?
00:19:52 I wore the coat
00:19:55 Marisa loved it
00:19:59 I was a bit hesitant to say because
00:20:04 - How's Gorbachov?
00:20:06 Is that birthmark on his head
00:20:09 I don't mind it.
00:20:11 Are you going to bed now?
00:20:13 First I have to do
00:20:17 - Say "trimarri".
00:20:20 - Say "vrigliari"
00:20:24 Goodnight, Giulio.
00:21:01 What will they remember
00:21:05 I don't intend to rake up
00:21:09 that's not a crime.
00:21:11 What will they remember about you?
00:21:14 A cold organizer: Inscrutable,
00:21:20 Incapable of pity.
00:21:26 What will they remember about you?
00:21:33 Postscript:
00:21:36 The Pope did ever so little,
00:21:40 perhaps he'll feel guilty.
00:21:46 Your government's immobility damages
00:21:51 The government's about to fall,
00:21:54 Better to bluff it than snuff it.
00:21:57 Politically, you're naive.
00:22:00 Naivety and intelligence
00:22:03 - Are you calling me a bastard?
00:22:06 You're angry because I didn't defend
00:22:11 That's water under the bridge.
00:22:13 I couldn't oppose Cossiga,
00:22:17 I'm just trying to see things
00:22:19 You always want to talk
00:22:22 I, on the other hand,
00:22:25 Yes, but you always have a migraine.
00:22:34 Remind Fiorenzo about Tedax.
00:22:36 Let's make sure it stays
00:22:41 Amintore...
00:22:56 Good morning ma'am.
00:22:58 I'm well, thank you. How about you?
00:23:03 Actually it's not true.
00:23:05 I'm not very good
00:23:09 I hate lies and I don't tell them.
00:23:13 I've never believed
00:23:17 into two groups: Angels and demons.
00:23:22 If one wants to keep a secret,
00:23:26 One must never leave traces.
00:23:46 Good evening.
00:23:51 Come in.
00:23:54 Take a seat please, ma'am.
00:24:03 I used to come to this apartment
00:24:06 - It was a furrier's.
00:24:10 Craxi used to say:
00:24:11 "Andreotti is an old fox,
00:24:15 He was right, I really have.
00:24:18 But alive.
00:24:26 Does my company bore you
00:24:28 - Not at all.
00:24:30 Really.
00:24:33 You aren't at all curious about me.
00:24:36 It's very unusual.
00:24:39 I'm only curious about myself.
00:24:43 My job is to inquire into myself.
00:24:49 Does this noble work pay well?
00:24:54 Yes, my husband pays for this
00:25:05 What do you expect from me, ma'am?
00:25:12 Sorry, I wanted to thank you.
00:25:16 It's a very difficult time for me.
00:25:19 I'm so vulnerable.
00:25:22 You mustn't be.
00:25:24 Vulnerability always commands
00:25:28 So, what must I do?
00:25:31 Your young lover is transient
00:25:36 But your husband isn't.
00:25:38 He's a cure for your Ioneliness
00:25:41 and for your vulnerability.
00:25:44 Believe me, I'm familiar with
00:25:49 In my position
00:25:50 I must have met about
00:25:56 Do you think this oceanic crowd
00:26:02 Thank you.
00:27:08 Go!
00:27:20 Go!
00:28:04 Giulio, the Mafia murdered
00:28:15 VINCENZO SCOTTI
00:28:18 Teresa, how are you?
00:28:22 That's good news.
00:28:25 Yes, Teresa.
00:28:28 Livia and I will visit you
00:28:32 All right. Goodbye.
00:28:39 Teresa is my cousin.
00:28:41 She's the same age as me
00:28:45 Once she was home for
00:28:50 To tell you the truth,
00:28:54 and I've tried a lot over the years
00:28:59 I must say that I'll never
00:29:04 I don't know you.
00:29:07 When they abducted Moro
00:29:11 An uncontrollable reaction.
00:29:15 Uncontrollable reactions
00:29:19 But deep down they reassure us,
00:29:22 because they tell us
00:29:27 We have to go to Palermo
00:29:32 If they killed Lima to strike at me,
00:29:36 a candidate in pectore
00:29:40 it means there's another candidate
00:29:44 I speak to the State,
00:29:47 and I call on you to identify
00:29:51 the killers
00:29:55 so that this time
00:29:58 by a disheartening vagueness,
00:30:00 especially the mandators.
00:30:03 Public opinion calls for justice
00:30:08 There should be
00:30:11 about the willingness
00:30:15 and expose the true facts.
00:30:32 Lord, keep a close watch on me
00:30:35 because I am becoming despicable in
00:30:41 Lord, keep a close watch on me
00:30:45 because I am becoming despicable in
00:31:22 Lima was suspected
00:31:27 He generated too much gossip.
00:31:29 So do many other members of your
00:31:34 - I generate gossip too.
00:31:37 That, at least, is not my fault.
00:31:40 Why do you surround yourself
00:31:42 Wars are fought
00:31:45 The best people can choose
00:31:47 Trees need manure
00:31:50 Your irony is atrocious.
00:31:53 Irony is the best cure
00:31:56 Cures against death
00:32:00 You're suffering for Lima?
00:32:03 I'm suffering for Moro.
00:32:06 Everything always washed over me
00:32:10 but not Moro.
00:32:12 I just can't get him out of my mind.
00:32:16 It's like a second migraine,
00:32:19 Why didn't they take me?
00:32:24 Moro was a weak man.
00:32:26 Don't say that.
00:32:29 If the Red Brigades
00:32:31 they could have talked to me
00:32:34 Moro had no idea that
00:32:41 You know, Mario,
00:32:45 No one has my private number.
00:32:48 They said they'd kill me
00:32:51 I replied: "Thanks, now I'll spend
00:32:57 I'm still here.
00:33:01 The Red Brigades,
00:33:05 Andreotti's 7th government
00:33:09 It doesn't matter. Next time,
00:33:14 The Quirinal.
00:33:17 The presidency of the Republic would
00:33:23 How will you spend Sunday?
00:33:25 The same way I spend all the others,
00:33:57 - Thank you, Premier.
00:34:10 Do they grow that big
00:34:12 In Sora? Thank you, Vittorio,
00:34:19 This is for you.
00:34:25 Here's a nice sailboat
00:34:36 - This is for you.
00:34:42 - Premier, I'd...
00:34:45 Household expenses...
00:34:48 Goodness...
00:34:51 - Any news on that job, Premier?
00:34:56 Well chaps,
00:34:58 Now that Cossiga had nominated
00:35:01 what will happen
00:35:04 Bravo, that's exactly why
00:35:07 I think I should be appointed
00:35:11 Behave yourselves.
00:35:13 I don't get it, what the hell
00:35:17 Each one of us always took care
00:35:21 Behave yourselves!
00:35:23 What do you want?
00:35:25 Join in this political debate
00:35:28 but don't just say "behave
00:35:32 Where are you going?
00:35:34 To the other Christian Democrat
00:35:36 Niceness is detrimental
00:35:39 That's why I'm going,
00:35:41 Wait a moment.
00:35:43 Pomicino, The Shark's leaving.
00:35:47 And he's taking all those
00:35:54 The Shark! The little fish...
00:36:16 Hi.
00:36:31 How are you, my dearest Ambassador?
00:36:33 My dear lady!
00:36:36 since I missed
00:36:39 You didn't miss a thing,
00:36:42 Hooray for dabbling!
00:36:43 I'm a surgeon
00:36:46 Professionalism is killing us.
00:36:48 I beg you, please dance.
00:37:10 Would you like a "Transgression",
00:37:12 - What do you mean?
00:37:16 No, thank you.
00:37:49 Premier, would you care for a Cuban?
00:37:51 Thank you, but I don't succumb
00:37:54 Have you ever danced, Premier?
00:37:57 My whole life, ma'am.
00:38:10 Here's the "fat girl"
00:38:14 You can't imagine
00:38:17 - It reminds me of Sbardella.
00:38:20 That traitor! How far will he get
00:38:25 He won't get anywhere
00:38:29 We're not members of a faction,
00:38:33 we're in a theocratic empire
00:38:38 Eat Sbardella, Franco.
00:38:42 Listen Andreotti,
00:38:45 We think you should be elected
00:38:49 And we want to do everything possible
00:38:53 What do you think?
00:38:58 I know I'm of average height, but...
00:39:02 I don't see any giants around.
00:39:08 I know my Giulio too well.
00:39:11 He just said yes.
00:39:36 Thank you.
00:39:38 This watch
00:39:40 isn't to commemorate the moment,
00:39:44 Its hands always point to the future.
00:39:47 And you are the future.
00:39:51 It's the brand that counts,
00:39:55 You make it tough to care about you.
00:39:57 I never asked you to care about me.
00:39:59 I know, but I care about you
00:40:02 And in all these years, you've never
00:40:05 I always defended you politically.
00:40:07 Even when you made
00:40:10 Yes, but life isn't only politics.
00:40:13 I'm not intelligent like you...
00:40:16 I did some "incongruous" things,
00:40:18 but I always covered the body part
00:40:23 Always.
00:40:30 Always, don't forget that.
00:40:34 You just made
00:40:39 There's nothing else but politics.
00:40:42 Talk to Fiorenzo.
00:40:44 I'll be unhappy if Tedax is taken off
00:40:53 What is it?
00:41:01 Why did you get up?
00:41:07 I wanted to wish you luck.
00:41:12 Yes.
00:41:17 If you get elected, will we live
00:41:23 Here.
00:41:25 The Quirinal would drive you mad.
00:41:28 with all those cuirassiers,
00:41:33 Yes Enea, five o'clock
00:43:02 Bastard.
00:43:16 The order of business is:
00:43:18 Election of
00:43:21 Thieves!
00:43:24 Honourable members!
00:43:34 Honourable Parisi!
00:43:37 You're an old parliamentarian,
00:43:40 - I'll press charges!
00:43:49 Show some decency!
00:43:58 Buffoons, buffoons!
00:44:04 We have to nominate
00:44:07 we must remain united
00:44:09 My dear chaps, come to an agreement.
00:44:14 If dear Arnaldo is a candidate,
00:44:18 If dear Giulio is a candidate,
00:44:22 I see.
00:44:30 - How did it go?
00:44:33 I'd like to finish speaking,
00:44:35 You've already had two applauses,
00:44:39 I just want to finish
00:44:41 That's enough reasoning,
00:44:44 Honourable member,
00:45:02 Four ballots and we still
00:45:06 Agnelli asked me
00:45:09 Is he worried about the weekend?
00:45:12 Franco, I don't discuss
00:45:16 I discuss politics with Giulio.
00:45:20 The immobility of Andreotti's
00:45:25 If we vote for him,
00:45:27 You haven't understood a thing.
00:45:29 You hammer us for a year
00:45:31 and then ask us to vote
00:45:35 Andreotti in the Quirinal and
00:45:39 If you want Forlani in the Quirinal,
00:45:42 If Forlani gets the presidency,
00:45:46 And De Mita will hinder Craxi
00:45:48 That's why we have to get
00:45:50 and leave Forlani as party leader
00:45:54 See how simple, clear
00:46:01 See all these people?
00:46:04 Andreotti supporters are everywhere,
00:46:08 Not only in the Christian Democrats:
00:46:14 The killer was about to be revealed,
00:46:38 The candidates will fall, one by one.
00:46:43 Then we'll move in,
00:46:48 What do the illegal bookmakers say?
00:46:52 Spadolini is at one and a half,
00:46:56 lotti ten, Forlani twelve,
00:46:58 De Mita fifteen
00:47:03 - Cossiga?
00:47:06 Did they forget him?
00:47:08 Will you vote for him?
00:47:10 No, I can't stand him.
00:47:12 - What does that mean?
00:47:16 Not voting for him is dangerous
00:47:20 I'm asking you as a favour,
00:47:24 - All right.
00:48:23 Let us observe a one-minute silence
00:48:26 in memory of Giovanni Falcone,
00:48:46 Here are the ballot results:
00:48:50 Present voters 1002,
00:48:55 Absolute majority
00:49:00 Voting went as follows...
00:49:02 - Watch Andreotti closely.
00:49:05 - He's waited for this all his life.
00:49:10 Volponi 50, Valiani 36,
00:49:16 Andreotti and Vassalli 6,
00:49:19 Conso and lotti 4,
00:49:21 Bossi and Scalfari 3,
00:49:26 Invalid ballots: 15,
00:49:31 I declare the elected
00:49:35 the Honourable Oscar Luigi Scalfaro.
00:49:44 Keep watching him.
00:49:47 Watch and learn how to behave.
00:49:58 I never kissed my mother.
00:50:01 Then again, Judas kissed a lot,
00:50:06 She wasn't at all impressed
00:50:11 I cried when she died.
00:50:13 During my life,
00:50:15 When De Gasperi died and the first
00:50:20 Once, I made a vow,
00:50:24 it was when the Red Brigades
00:50:27 I vowed to give up ice cream
00:50:33 I have a weakness for ice cream.
00:50:41 If there were direct elections in
00:50:46 I would've won.
00:50:49 I forgive you, but you've got to
00:50:53 If you have the courage to
00:51:00 To change, change...
00:51:05 They don't want to change,
00:51:14 Change and stop causing
00:51:19 Go back to being Christians.
00:51:21 We pray for this in the name
00:51:26 Father, forgive them
00:52:18 Politicians, businessmen: I'm worried
00:52:23 Some can't stand imprisonment,
00:52:25 others the accusations
00:52:30 and they kill themselves...
00:52:35 By the way,
00:52:37 Craxi says you're the puppeteer
00:52:40 What nonsense!
00:52:42 Your colleagues are falling prey
00:52:47 Craxi, Forlani, De Mita,
00:52:51 But not you.
00:52:53 This appallingly big scandal
00:52:57 I feel compassion
00:53:01 But, I don't think they're finished.
00:53:04 I don't believe
00:53:08 or that they should disappear
00:53:13 I don't want to talk
00:53:15 but about a piece I'd like to write
00:53:21 This theme is chance.
00:53:23 I don't believe in chance,
00:53:28 But you should believe in chance!
00:53:34 Well, Premier,
00:53:36 is it by chance that the families
00:53:39 Dalla Chiesa's son hates you.
00:53:42 He says that you instigated
00:53:46 Aldo Moro's wife hates you
00:53:48 and holds you responsible
00:53:52 Does banker Roberto Calvi's wife
00:53:57 She said you threatened
00:54:02 She says the Vatican Bank
00:54:06 Andreotti and Cosentino,
00:54:11 And I wonder, is it by chance
00:54:15 when the bandit Pisciotta was killed
00:54:19 Maybe Pisciotta could have revealed
00:54:25 Was banker Michele Sindona killed
00:54:30 He too could have made some
00:54:35 Is it by chance that everyone says
00:54:40 Is it by chance that Evangelisti,
00:54:43 met Sindona when he was on the run,
00:54:49 Is it by chance that
00:54:52 If you hadn't protected Sindona,
00:54:55 the Ambrosoli crime
00:54:58 Furthermore,
00:55:00 you jot down everything scrupulously
00:55:05 that you forgot to write
00:55:09 Is it by chance that from '76-'79,
00:55:16 all the secret service chiefs were
00:55:21 Is it by chance that in your frequent
00:55:26 you talked exclusively about
00:55:31 That's what you said:
00:55:35 Finally, is it by chance that
00:55:39 nearly every scandal
00:55:42 And I'm omitting to mention all the
00:55:50 Basically, as Montanelli said:
00:55:54 You're either the most cunning
00:55:58 because you never got caught
00:56:00 or you're the most persecuted man
00:56:07 So I'm asking:
00:56:11 Are all these coincidences
00:56:15 or the will of God?
00:56:29 Is it by chance that the influential
00:56:32 was once saved by the Premier?
00:56:36 That Premier was me.
00:56:38 Your newspaper almost fell
00:56:42 an employer you wouldn't have liked.
00:56:44 I stopped it from happening.
00:56:46 Also thanks to the mediation
00:56:50 I allowed you to regain
00:56:53 Independence and freedom
00:56:56 to ask me impudent,
00:56:59 It's thanks to me that you can
00:57:02 presumptuous and distrustful
00:57:05 That's not the case...
00:57:08 The situation was
00:57:12 See? You're quite perspicacious,
00:57:18 The situation was
00:57:21 But that doesn't just apply to
00:57:37 TOTO' RIINA. MAFIA BOSS
00:58:57 Now I'll tell you everything,
00:59:00 because it's all linked,
00:59:06 I repeat:
00:59:25 GIANCARLO CASELLI
00:59:33 Pippo Calo, Toto Riina
00:59:37 made use of Licio Gelli
00:59:40 Some of this money was invested
00:59:45 where Gelli acted as banker
00:59:49 Sindona was banker
00:59:52 Stefano Bontate
00:59:56 Yes, I met Licio Gelli
00:59:59 Well-mannered, respectful people.
01:00:02 Licio Gelli had a mattress shop near
01:00:06 Pippo Calo killed
01:00:09 but at one time
01:00:13 Roberto Calvi appropriated
01:00:18 belonging to Gelli and Calo.
01:00:21 Calvi's suicide was staged.
01:00:26 Calvi was strangled
01:00:29 on Pippo Calo's orders.
01:00:32 Pippo Calo was a very important man
01:00:35 he's capable of using his brain,
01:00:39 He had links
01:00:41 with the Camorra, with the Vatican,
01:00:44 with the P2 and the Magliana Gang.
01:00:47 - If Calo talked...
01:00:49 he'd die after saying
01:00:53 On the subject of Moro,
01:00:58 "Don't you get it? His fellow
01:01:05 In 1983, Badalamenti told me there
01:01:10 Secrets that troubled
01:01:13 Andreotti was worried
01:01:17 Only two people knew
01:01:20 General Dalla Chiesa
01:01:30 Badalamenti told me that although
01:01:35 it was a political killing
01:01:37 commissioned by the Salvo cousins
01:01:42 When Dalla Chiesa was murdered,
01:01:46 "They sent him to Palermo
01:01:49 He hadn't done anything
01:01:52 to justify all that hate
01:01:55 The Pecorelli and Dalla Chiesa cases
01:02:01 The government wouldn't give Dalla
01:02:06 When Dalla Chiesa was killed,
01:02:10 Some time after, I had a meeting
01:02:14 If Dalla Chiesa was already powerless
01:02:18 For some politicians, he'd have been
01:02:22 We're the ones who'll be fucked
01:02:27 Badalamenti told me he'd met up
01:02:32 to thank him for his concern
01:02:35 over a trial regarding Filippo Rimi,
01:02:41 Badalamenti told me that Andreotti
01:02:45 "Men like you..."
01:02:46 Men like you... are needed on every
01:02:54 BADALAMENTI'S ATTORNEY
01:03:06 It was said by Ciro Varga
01:03:08 Cataldo Terminio
01:03:10 and Salvatore Ferrero
01:03:15 Giulio, I need to talk to you
01:03:18 ...the Honourable Mr Lima
01:03:20 for everything that concerned
01:03:23 especially the trials.
01:03:26 Sebastiano Nardo told me
01:03:31 he was initiated,
01:03:41 Bontate told me that Andreotti
01:03:45 Lima, the Salvo cousins
01:03:49 It was between spring
01:03:52 The meeting took place
01:03:55 and Bontate complained to Andreotti
01:03:59 about the
01:04:01 who wasn't lending a helping hand
01:04:15 There was a second meeting
01:04:19 We're in charge of Sicily
01:04:21 and if you don't want
01:04:23 you'd better do as we say.
01:04:25 Otherwise we won't just
01:04:28 but those from Reggio Calabria
01:04:32 You'll only have the North,
01:04:37 Take our votes.
01:04:38 And don't get any ideas about
01:04:42 or there'll be other
01:04:45 But I'd point out that after '87,
01:04:51 in fact
01:04:56 Lima died because he represented
01:04:59 which had made use
01:05:01 then reneged on its commitments
01:05:09 I can't be more precise
01:05:13 because it's hard to put a date
01:05:18 You know that what you're telling us
01:05:22 Yes.
01:05:23 But it was also unbelievable
01:05:27 after years on the run,
01:05:57 Come with me.
01:08:21 Livia,
01:08:23 that I'm under investigation
01:08:27 They'll ask for authorization
01:08:32 And this time they'll get it.
01:08:39 I know who you are.
01:08:42 You can't spend your life with a man
01:08:46 I know who you are.
01:08:57 I don't know if Riina
01:09:01 But if they did,
01:09:05 Andreotti spoke about the Mafia,
01:09:10 Why must the good ones
01:09:13 When Andreotti dies, they'll take
01:09:17 and we'll finally know...
01:09:20 ... like a miraculous lucky dip
01:09:23 It's wonderful to dip in
01:09:26 From a soft, pink cloud
01:09:30 Me like a gentleman
01:09:33 And you like...
01:09:39 A bride
01:09:44 While outside the window
01:09:47 Only the dust blows
01:09:52 A storm's brewing
01:09:59 We two are from a distant planet
01:10:06 But from here, the world seems
01:10:14 Everyone wants everything
01:10:17 Only to realise
01:10:22 That it's all nothing
01:10:28 We won't be like other people
01:10:31 These will always be
01:10:38 The best years of our lives
01:10:45 The best years of our lives
01:10:52 Hold me tight,
01:11:18 Livia, your lively eyes dazzled me
01:11:22 one afternoon in the Verano cemetery.
01:11:24 I chose that odd place
01:11:27 Remember? Yes, I know, you remember.
01:11:30 Your lively, innocent,
01:11:33 don't know and will never know.
01:11:35 They have no idea of the deeds
01:11:38 to ensure the well-being
01:11:41 For too long that power was me.
01:11:43 The monstrous,
01:11:46 Perpetrating evil
01:11:49 The monstrous contradiction
01:11:51 a cynical man
01:11:53 Your lively, innocent eyes
01:11:57 The direct and indirect responsibility
01:11:59 for all the carnage in Italy
01:12:03 that left precisely
01:12:08 To all the families of the victims
01:12:11 I confess that it was my fault,
01:12:15 I'll say it, even if it's pointless.
01:12:18 Havoc used to destabilize
01:12:20 to provoke terror
01:12:24 and strengthen the centre ones
01:12:27 has been described as
01:12:30 It would be more correct to say:
01:12:33 Roberto, Michele, Giorgio,
01:12:36 Giovanni, Mino, dear Aldo,
01:12:38 by vocation or necessity,
01:12:42 All bombs ready to explode
01:12:47 All of them thinking truth
01:12:50 but actually
01:12:52 We can't allow
01:12:55 in the name of what's right.
01:12:56 We have a task, a divine task.
01:12:59 We must love God greatly
01:13:01 to understand how necessary
01:13:04 God knows it, I know it too.
01:13:52 One can be dull but honest,
01:13:55 dull but full of fervour.
01:13:57 Well, Honourable Mr Andreotti,
01:14:00 You lack human fervour.
01:14:03 Along with the goodness, wisdom,
01:14:07 that undeniably make up
01:14:09 the few real Christian Democrats
01:14:12 You'll last a little longer,
01:14:14 but you'll vanish without a trace.
01:14:17 You'll be a mere news item,
01:14:19 especially now that it suits you.
01:14:45 - How long did you walk?
01:14:48 - My legs are really hurting.
01:14:53 - Tedax would make me happy.
01:14:58 Stop the nervous walking,
01:15:03 All my sporty friends are dead.
01:15:06 Chance.
01:15:08 I don't believe in chance.
01:15:23 - I'm sorry.
01:15:26 It's for the best, I'll retire
01:15:31 - Chicory's good.
01:15:36 And to tell the truth,
01:15:39 It's for the best.
01:15:42 Andreotti says he has too many
01:15:46 and now that he's not
01:15:49 Poor Andreotti,
01:15:53 Now even more so.
01:16:02 - What's in there?
01:16:05 You wouldn't think it,
01:16:10 They wrote him lots of letters.
01:16:13 But I never let him see them.
01:16:17 I don't want trouble.
01:16:20 Have you read them, Miss Enea?
01:16:24 I know full well, Senator,
01:16:27 that there are certain things
01:17:33 PRIVATE ARCHIVES
01:18:17 I can say with a sense
01:18:22 the Mafia to have eliminated me in
01:18:26 than to end up here, not knowing
01:18:31 I never met the Salvo cousins
01:18:35 I never associated with them
01:18:37 and Lima never hinted at matters
01:18:40 I do not know Bontate,
01:18:42 I have never had secret meetings
01:18:45 My movements are constantly
01:18:49 I am under special surveillance,
01:18:52 As for the authorization
01:18:57 Senator, if we use our vote
01:18:59 to block further investigations
01:19:02 what will be left
01:19:06 I understand the risk but...
01:19:09 we cannot allow the judiciary
01:19:13 That's all for now.
01:19:14 Would you like to add anything else,
01:19:17 Go ahead.
01:19:19 For many years I have been
01:19:23 A country led by someone
01:19:26 does not have much credibility
01:19:30 I'm not the only one
01:19:50 You've lost more weight.
01:19:53 And my hand shakes when I write.
01:19:55 Because you don't sleep anymore.
01:19:58 Yes, I don't sleep anymore.
01:20:00 Your friends from the faction
01:20:05 Pray for them, Livia.
01:20:10 By whom?
01:20:14 By life
01:20:18 and by accusations of bribery.
01:20:32 Is it far?
01:21:12 26 times
01:21:16 I was brought before
01:21:19 They made me talk for days on end.
01:21:21 But each time,
01:21:24 Dismissed, dismissed, dismissed...
01:21:39 We're here to talk about
01:21:43 in the Piazza Fontana massacre.
01:21:47 I don't remember...
01:21:48 I was only informed of the facts.
01:21:52 You remember meeting Gelli?
01:21:54 I don't remember, I don't remember,
01:21:56 De Gasperi said of you:
01:22:01 he could become capable
01:22:04 Leave De Gasperi out of this.
01:22:07 I met Gelli briefly in Frosinone,
01:22:10 he was a manager of
01:22:12 Years later I saw him in Argentina
01:22:16 "He looks like the manager
01:22:21 Carlo Bordoni,
01:22:24 and Mrs Calvi accuse you
01:22:26 of being the master of the P2 lodge,
01:22:30 I'd never have settled
01:22:35 Mrs Calvi made that accusation
01:22:40 I wrote to her expressing
01:22:43 for her grief and imploring her
01:22:49 The Christian Democrats
01:22:52 It was one of the most agonizing
01:22:55 It's one thing
01:22:58 but to say that we didn't do
01:23:03 That is truly...
01:23:07 I've made many mistakes in my life
01:23:11 Never! Ever!
01:23:14 A man is here today
01:23:17 who once had the courage to say
01:23:22 "Excuse me, Your Holiness,
01:23:28 He was right.
01:23:30 Giulio Andreotti is here
01:24:03 The committee
01:24:06 There will be a trial.
01:24:13 REBIBBIA PRISON.
01:24:44 Here he is!
01:24:46 He's coming.
01:24:51 Mr Riina,
01:24:54 Have you ever kissed him?
01:24:57 Have you ever met
01:25:00 Today's a beautiful day.
01:25:04 - Do you feel safe in prison?
01:25:08 - We who?
01:25:10 Only good things.
01:25:13 - Do you know the turncoat Mutolo?
01:25:15 - And Senator Andreotti?
01:25:29 May I have some fizzy water,
01:25:41 Pecorelli said he had Moro's
01:25:46 and that they contained
01:25:52 Once, around two in the morning,
01:25:57 General Dalla Chiesa
01:26:01 with a manuscript of about 50 pages
01:26:07 He said he was going to give it
01:26:15 Yes, that's what he said.
01:26:35 The news is false and slanderous.
01:26:37 I never met Ignazio Salvo or Riina.
01:26:41 If Di Maggio recognises Salvo's
01:26:44 Come on Senator, tell the truth.
01:26:46 Who induced you to accuse me?
01:26:49 Sure we have. I'm talking about stuff
01:26:53 They got Riina because of this.
01:26:55 My conscience is at peace.
01:26:58 My client will not be subjected
01:27:03 That will be all, Di Maggio.
01:27:10 - Let's continue.
01:27:12 First I'd like my statement
01:27:16 Because even though I recognise
01:27:19 I feel deeply humiliated
01:27:21 by a confrontation with a Mafioso,
01:27:33 How are you, Premier?
01:27:36 So so... And you?
01:27:40 Basically, I'm bored.
01:27:46 Basically,
01:27:49 so am I.
01:27:52 Goodbye, Premier.
01:27:55 Goodbye.
01:27:58 Premier...
01:28:01 don't slouch.
01:28:32 Italian cuisine is delicious,
01:28:35 - Know how this sauce got its name?
01:28:40 Giulio, you're good at listening,
01:28:47 you have perseverance, the ability
01:28:53 But that's it.
01:28:56 They depict you as cunning,
01:29:02 I say that's not the case.
01:29:04 What's made you so critical suddenly?
01:29:08 Nothing, just the need
01:29:15 A need you've never had.
01:29:17 You live longer without needs.
01:29:21 Another wisecrack.
01:29:42 My blood will spill upon you.
01:29:54 People know you and I didn't get rich
01:29:58 but they think that power is what
01:30:02 They think it makes us happy:
01:30:07 They forget, or pretend to forget,
01:30:09 that we actually saved their lives.
01:30:13 They forget the Soviet threat
01:30:20 We let Aldo Moro die.
01:30:24 And if I have grey hair
01:30:27 it's because while we let
01:30:31 I was aware of it.
01:30:35 What about you, Giulio?
01:30:42 Do you remember
01:30:45 Enthusiastic, passionate.
01:30:48 He said: "I'm going to put the
01:30:54 I said: "In the madhouse, those
01:30:58 claim they'll put the national
01:31:04 Nenni and I hated each other.
01:31:07 But we esteemed and respected
01:31:10 both of us.
01:31:14 It's not like that today.
01:31:16 Don't be disheartened by the
01:31:20 It's funny.
01:31:22 I'm disheartened by little things,
01:31:28 You know what discourages me?
01:31:30 The news that I've been removed
01:31:37 I'll lose my lectureship at
01:31:41 and perhaps even
01:31:43 I always thought my vanity
01:31:46 - But I'm comforted by talking to you.
01:31:50 I'm from the provinces,
01:31:53 Cultural rather than political
01:31:58 I always preferred to be seen
01:32:01 rather than a great statesman.
01:32:08 Francesco, I must confess something
01:32:13 Not even to myself.
01:32:16 - Tell me, Giulio.
01:32:20 It wouldn't be the first time.
01:32:24 I've always had a secret.
01:32:35 A passion.
01:32:39 A passion for Mary Gassman,
01:32:44 She never knew
01:32:47 I'm sure she wouldn't have,
01:32:51 She was marvellous, Mary Gassman.
01:32:56 She took my sleep away,
01:33:00 All I did at school
01:33:05 Then I got married...
01:33:08 and I forgot her.
01:33:23 I must talk to you.
01:33:26 From today, we will apply
01:33:29 See everything, tolerate a lot,
01:33:34 Because if it's true that Christians
01:33:38 it's also true that Jesus Christ,
01:33:41 only gave us two.
01:33:44 The Big Mafia Trial
01:33:48 I will defend myself
01:33:51 And I have plenty of it.
01:33:56 To the activism of the Palermo
01:34:00 we can add that of the Perugia
01:34:02 Whilst gathering statements
01:34:05 about the existence of
01:34:09 that General Dalla Chiesa
01:34:11 and that the murdered journalist,
01:34:15 another request has been made
01:34:19 This new accusation claims
01:34:21 that I was the mandator
01:34:24 What can I say that my life
01:34:29 Their theorem worries me.
01:34:31 The prosecutors assert
01:34:34 So this brotherhood's members
01:34:37 that they can kill up to
01:34:41 or, if they show restraint,
01:34:44 However, they can never
01:34:47 The fact that I took a very hard
01:34:50 in regards to government legislation,
01:34:53 They said I pretended to be tough
01:34:56 At this point, I'm starting to think
01:35:01 What's your reaction
01:35:04 I never had a secret meeting
01:35:08 If Franco claimed that,
01:35:11 Is there a conspiracy against you?
01:35:15 Look, since all the turncoats
01:35:18 I must assume that they have
01:35:21 since a concurrence of this type
01:35:25 Yes, because their statements
01:35:28 yet we know there's been
01:35:31 They're held by different bodies.
01:35:33 Doesn't the theory of a plot
01:35:38 Not at all.
01:35:41 Thank you everyone.
01:36:14 Of course...
01:36:18 all right.
01:36:23 We can go.
01:36:26 Andreotti's trial begins.
01:36:28 The first hearing, in what has been
01:36:31 will start at 10, tomorrow morning.
01:36:35 As time goes by, I'm more convinced
01:36:39 We haven't understood
01:36:42 that has made the history
01:36:44 He carries 2,000 years
01:36:47 There's Christ's sacrifice,
01:36:50 the Inquisition, the Borgias
01:36:57 I'm not surprised
01:36:59 has been marked as mandator
01:37:04 Probably, the issue of his magazine
01:37:09 is at the root of his death.
01:37:12 If Andreotti had wanted to kill
01:37:16 he'd have had to take on enemies
01:37:19 Maybe a whole cemetery
01:37:45 Talleyrand comes to mind
01:37:48 T-A-L-L-
01:37:50 E-Y-R-A-N-D-
01:37:53 They both had the same objective,
01:37:58 But the complexity of Andreotti's
01:38:01 makes up part, comma, if one can say,
01:38:08 The greatness of the enigma
01:39:01 Hello Livia...
01:39:03 ...yes, I got some sleep.
01:39:06 I love you too.
01:40:25 The Court is in session.
01:40:34 Be seated. We'll begin with
01:40:41 Is the defendant Giulio Andreotti
01:40:45 Please sit down.
01:40:52 Defence attorneys:
01:40:56 Have substitutes been designated?
01:41:16 Andreotti remained indifferent,
01:41:20 cocooned in his dark dream
01:41:23 He'd had to further
01:41:26 not disappoint the Communists,
01:41:29 and who knows who else.
01:41:32 What was the meaning,
01:41:35 of the inconsolable grief
01:41:38 the destruction of a family?
01:41:41 What did all this mean
01:41:44 once he'd achieved the power
01:41:48 just as he'd always done
01:41:52 All this meant nothing.
01:42:13 THE BIG MAFIA TRIAL
01:42:16 23 OCTOBER 1999:
01:42:19 of Mafia association, because
01:42:23 2 MAY 2003: Palermo Appeals Court
01:42:27 for the crime
01:42:29 committed up until Spring 1980
01:42:34 The rest of the sentence
01:42:37 15 OCTOBER 2004: The Cassation Court
01:42:41 PECORELLI TRIAL
01:42:44 30 APRIL 1999: Public Prosecutors
01:42:47 Andreotti, Vitalone, Badalamenti
01:42:52 24 SEPTEMBER 1999: The Assizes
01:42:55 16 NOVEMBER 2002: The Appeals Court
01:42:58 to 24 years imprisonment.
01:43:00 30 OCTOBER 2003: The Cassation Court
01:43:04 Andreotti and Badalamenti
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