Porto of My Childhood

00:00:04 A film by

00:04:58 the protectors of a beautiful garden, the Eden of my boyhood.

00:06:38 Once, a long time ago, there was only one birth there, mine

00:10:19 Put that down!

00:12:11 Foreboding, aching hands Now weary of suffering

00:16:14 the City that was the birthplace of the Liberty of the Nation.

00:18:31 And then I thought that I could perhaps

00:20:05 - It was the pastries! - It was the pastries.

00:23:55 - My cousins were... - Antˆunio and his sisters...

00:25:43 the date of the Lisbon-Rio Atlantic crossing

00:27:24 - Oh, yeah? I say what I feel. - But you don't know what you feel.

00:28:59 But has anyone ever heard you say you would kill yourself at forty?

00:31:30 - To each its own, my friend! - Now you're talking!

00:33:36 and to the minute details of correct upbringing.

00:35:17 for the bourgeois to keep their names and feet clean.

00:36:59 by the architect Joao Queirˆuz.

00:38:34 Rodrigues de Freitas and Antˆunio Silva.

00:40:10 Will you one day be The common home

00:41:32 On which you are reborn purified?

00:42:49 Masks of ideal Covering old rage

00:44:21 was Agostinho da Silva, another illustrious figure from Oporto.

00:46:49 But many of my memories, in going back into the past

00:49:16 built on the site of the former 'High-Life'.

02:00:00 European Capital of Culture.