"I remember when my niece Tonny was a new born, I baby sit her, and sometimes she cried... like babies do. And I tell myself don't panic to solve the problem that I can figure it out...but...sometimes...I don't know...sometimes I am walking on the street and I shed of some light falls in the some certain way across the pavement and I just want to cry. One second later it's over. My decide because I'm an adult...to not to come to the momentary of melancholy. like that sometimes of Tonny. She just had a moment like that. A moment of not knowing how or why and she just let herself go into it. And there was nothing anyone could do...to make it any better.
It was just her, in the fact of being alive, colliding."
"it's a kind of longing ...a kind of idiotic, marveolus, ridiculous longing"
all quote from "TAKE THIS WALTZ" movie by Sarah Polley