Name: Sergio
Released: 2020-06-12
Duration: 1 h 58 min
Cast: Ana de Armas, Wagner Moura, Brían F. O'Byrne

Words to remember

Nouns

1) graffito

They tell me the guards painted this graffiti themselves
2) plebiscite

because the people of East Timor, in a plebiscite,
3) leng

leng kept his promise.
4) liberator

We came as liberator, my friend.
5) stretcher

Get the stretcher ready.
6) detainee

How many detainee?
7) eminence

I can't even get His Eminence to return my calls.
8) modality

certain modalities for conflict resolution.
9) kilometer

Some people reporting windows shattered as far as a kilometer away.
10) dossier

We will send a full dossier to the Security Council tomorrow morning.
11) morphine

I've already given you the maximum dose of morphine. Any more and it'd kill you.
12) diplomat

[news anchor] Brazilian diplomat Sergio Vieira de Mello has been sent here
13) roar

and as it collapsed, a great roar
14) demise

An Iraqi regime faced with its own demise
15) menace

or a menace to its neighbors.
16) militia

She lost everything, including two sons, killed by the militia.
17) scar

And I still have a scar
18) chopper

and there are medical chopper apparently hovering above.
19) sniper

Snipers too.
20) circumstance

Under no circumstance should any Muslim
21) ditch

[reporter] In a last ditch effort to prevent war,
22) perimeter

Hey, guys, set me up a perimeter all the way around.
23) riot

[reporter] We saw those riot where people were complaining
24) sovereignty

and recover fully their sovereignty.
25) asshole

Getting ripped a new asshole in front of everybody.
26) thief

-[Gaby] Sergio... -Become a thief?
27) stealth

Cruise missiles, followed by the F-117 stealth bombers.
28) breakthrough

in what could be a political breakthrough leading to early elections

Verbs

1) fascinate

It still fascinate me.
2) detain

-go through gates without being detain. -All good?
3) shatter

Some people reporting windows shatter as far as a kilometer away.
4) supervise

then the elections we supervise will be seen as legitimate.
5) chew

That one you chew?
6) sneak

I snuck out.
7) abandon

[in English] It's been abandon since the Civil War.
8) slaughter

that was slaughter the Timorese for decades.
9) crush

our revolution was crush.
10) remind

and I remind him of the position of the United Nations on this issue.
11) declare

You declare the Sorbonne...
12) intend

It's intend to be...
13) acknowledge

acknowledge as what they are.
14) deserve

the Iraqi people deserve better than Saddam Hussein.
15) trap

possibly still trap inside the UN Headquarters.
16) raid

Thousands. They raid homes every night.
17) suffer

Where people are suffer,
18) belong

in the place where I belong.
19) arrive

still today I return the moment I arrive in Rio.
20) suppose

But I suppose it’s, uh...
21) repeat

Liberator Base, I have survivors. I repeat, I have survivors.
22) realize

[Sergio] Oh, my God. But you realize
23) wake

Call a press conference for 9:00 a.m., before DC wake up.
24) rush

It's too rush.
25) promise

that the US wasn't delivering the power and the services that they have promise.
26) teach

My mother taught me always keep them waiting and leave them wanting more.
27) decide

I've decide there won't be any elections,
28) lose

She lost everything, including two sons, killed by the militia.

Adverbs

1) internally

He's bleeding internally.
2) formally

He didn't formally ask
3) presently

and I'm presently the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
4) wherever

wherever we find it.
5) barely

You can barely see.
6) increasingly

-and increasingly desperate. -[crowd clamoring]
7) overnight

We might stay overnight if something happens, okay?
8) personally

who didn't know you personally,
9) apparently

and there are medical choppers apparently hovering above.
10) definitely

Bush will definitely owe you one.
11) carefully

is treading carefully in this difficult political landscape,
12) forever

-[Sergio] This is gonna take forever. -[Gaby] Yeah.
13) possibly

possibly still trapped inside the UN Headquarters.
14) absolutely

-[soldier] Absolutely. -I'm sure you understand.
15) alone

-You're alone. -What?
16) sometimes

Well, I wish you'd listen to it sometimes.
17) fucking

I'm so fucking sorry.
18) finally

[in Portuguese] Nice to finally meet you.
19) behind

and left nothing behind.
20) quite

Nothing quite like the sound of a Kalashnikov in the morning.
21) recently

You know, I recently met with the prime minister of Cambodia,
22) late

[Sergio] I don't believe in being fashionably late either.
23) almost

It's almost complete.
24) actually

So what actually happened?
25) inside

Give me six inside.
26) soon

to replace the coalition as soon as possible
27) often

And how often do you see them?
28) far

Some people reporting windows shattered as far as a kilometer away.

Adjectives

1) interminable

All is an interminable chain of longing."
2) timorese

From a Timorese rebel with a high school education.
3) lucid

This is Gil. He's lucid. BP, 100/60.
4) indefinite

indefinite assignments.
5) cambodian

400,000 Cambodian refugees,
6) sane

or sane person resort to the United Nations.
7) unbelievable

unbelievable.
8) spontaneous

some spontaneous wisdom, right?
9) ambitious

you're an ambitious guy.
10) diplomatic

No. For a diplomatic meeting, never.
11) transitional

Economic advisor to our transitional government.
12) cruel

may attempt cruel and desperate measures.
13) inspirational

inspirational.
14) relaxed

-[Sergio sobs and groans] -Just stay relaxed. Stay relaxed.
15) indonesian

And for the 24 years of Indonesian domination,
16) respected

and respected leaders only.
17) peaceful

A free Iraq will be peaceful and not a friend to terrorists
18) impressed

I was really impressed.
19) legitimate

then the elections we supervise will be seen as legitimate.
20) calm

-[woman wails] -[man] Stay calm!
21) nervous

but surprises make Washington very nervous.
22) brazilian

My name is Sergio Vieira de Mello. I'm Brazilian,
23) desperate

may attempt cruel and desperate measures.
24) surprised

I'm surprised, Paul,
25) portuguese

Are you Portuguese?
26) armed

or to embrace the armed struggle.
27) okay

[soldier] Hey, are you okay?
28) alive

-Is he alive? -He's alive, sir.

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