00:00When I look at the old balconies of old Italy, with my tired eyes, the BN has earned a reputation
00:08for discretion and laziness.
00:12Me tolmov, what do you think about it?
00:19They go to the cough.
00:27With crime, because of America, artistically, of American population, crime.
00:46You claim to have crossed the United States several times working on the trains.
00:56With that specific company of light, like that, like that, in the, in the night, in the night, go backwards,
01:08engine, of the engine, engine, engine, engine.
01:20Come back.
01:24Highball.
01:26Boom, highball.
01:28Boom, highball.
01:29That's it.
01:33And when we go under the wheels to look to arrange the roses, we go.
01:39Who are the greatest writers in the world, in your opinion?
01:43I think the greatest writer in the world is Luis Ifran Lama, whose real name is Dada De Tash, because
01:54he wrote the...
02:06Great epics.
02:11Of modern life better than all the others.
02:16When he was on a ship going to Africa, he was a passenger, but people didn't like him.
02:23The women, that man, that doctor, he was crazy, right?
02:28But one evening, when the men were ready to beat up the poor doctor, with all his might, he shook
02:34the hand of the first guy and said, long live,
02:38France!
02:40And after that, he went down to the side of the boat, a small boat.
02:44Boom.
02:45Africa.
02:49Travels to the end of the night.
02:51And he also wrote M. On Credit, which is called Death Installment Plan.
03:02B. Death on Installment Plan.
03:04That's beautiful.
03:06He's the greatest.
03:07After that, I said that I was a great writer.
03:10There are only two great writers today.
03:14Oh, but there's another one.
03:15There's a great satirist.
03:17William S. Barrow, of the Barrow Machine Fortune.
03:22You know the Barrow Machine, but he's a descendant of his grandfather, who invented it.
03:30Alan Ginsberg.
03:33And Gregory Casso, Italian.
03:36Oh, well, Italian.
03:39American.
03:39There are also interesting poets, like Paul Ausghi, Philippe Lamantia, what's his name?
03:50What's his name?
03:51Dubai.
03:52In Montreal.
03:54His first name is Marcel.
03:55Marcel Dubé.
03:57Great.
03:58Blaise Sondre.
03:59But Sartre Camomitch.
04:01And.
04:02Moi.
04:03Mitch.
04:05And.
04:06In the Bouchon.
04:09Mauro and Moriak.
04:12And Moroah Jay.
04:14They were me.
04:16I say that great writers never win the big.
04:21They will never give the big prize.
04:27To Boer.
04:32Yes, I am popular.
04:37I can have the prizes if I give them when he offers me the prize, if he offers me the
04:44Nobel Prize, when I'm 50, if they haven't given it to Louis Faye and Selene.
04:49Yet, if Selene is still alive, they say, no, I don't want it before you give it to my master.
04:56Yeah.
04:57Ma'am, you often mention Pauline Rainbow.
05:00Do you consider them your masters?
05:03Ah, Rainbow, yes.
05:04He is a symbolist.
05:07Pauline H.
05:09But what did you find in Rue?
05:12Beautiful, yes, yes, yes.
05:14Dawn, I found dawn.
05:16Dawn, dawn.
05:17I found the heart of Francois.
05:19Vion, in the dawn, the spirit of Francois Rab in the dawn.
05:24In the dawn.
05:28In the day.
05:30Adi, Eului.
05:33Eului, these are the descendants of Rainbow.
05:39Do you know our rainbow?
05:40There are people who say, Rambo, what do you mean?
05:47Rambo.
05:48But it's rainbow.
05:50It's not Rambo like they say in St. Louis.
05:54St. Louis more says, Rambo Roll.
06:01But the French writers that I like are the descendants of Jean.
06:09And Paul fell in.
06:11Let's say Jacques.
06:12Do you always write based on personal experiences, things that you've lived through?
06:16Never write anything that you haven't seen yourself.
06:20Right?
06:22And that's written, what have you done?
06:24What have you seen?
06:26But it's not always about yourself.
06:29If we were to come to the B generation, we would have the impression that the movement
06:32had taken on a scale that was beyond you, as well as...
06:35Less than you could go.
06:37It's a mix.
06:38Journalists have mixed it all up.
06:41They've turned it all upside down.
06:43Can you tell us a little bit about what it is?
06:46It's just the old spirit of freedom in people's hearts.
06:49Yes.
06:50Yes.
06:51Yes.
06:53It's just the old spirit of freedom in the world.
06:53It's just the old spirit of being mixed it.
06:53The old spirit of being particular is let the people of happiness
06:55Yes.
