Ensaio sobre o filme "Alimente-me" | show | 2015 | Official Trailer - video Dailymotion

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00:00If there is a reason for me to keep on living, send me a sign.

00:13No.

00:14No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:16This will not be the last thing that I hear on Earth.

00:21That was quite a bender you were on, Art.

00:23It's Arthur. How do you know my name?

00:25Arthur Cochran, chair of Princeton's music department.

00:28I am retired.

00:29Oh, yeah.

00:31We're getting ready for a choir competition. We need your help.

00:34Amazing.

00:37This is as loud as you get.

00:38Stand up straight. I need to hear you.

00:40I came in like a wrecking ball.

00:45Don't do that.

00:46Matthew McCona Snake, you don't need to puff out your chest like you're signaling your wife you're ready to mate.

00:51X, Y.

00:52Papers ain't signed yet.

00:54You can't stop staring at her. Why don't you ask her out?

00:57If I'm not honest with my feelings, I won't be honest with my music.

01:00What's eat me D?

01:02Close your eyes.

01:07Fire in the belly.

01:09You bring this to choir practice.

01:11We have a shot at winning.

01:12Rising up, back on the street.

01:16You slouch.

01:17It's caused by fear of confrontation, which is why you stayed married to a man who crossed the line.

01:22Maybe he lost all your money or let a snake loose in the house.

01:25Did you read my diary?

01:26I wrote it.

01:33Life is short.

01:34Let's use this precious time to make some beautiful music.

01:40You're singing the wrong part.

01:41You're an alto.

01:42I have never sung alto.

01:43Things change as women get older.

01:45The f*** you sang?