LOVE IS STRANGE_SHOOTING_SCRIPT

CONTINUED:
90.
The small theatre has an intimate feeling, the audience
is composed of music lovers of all ages: MUSIC STUDENTS
and OLD TIMERS mixed with NOVICES who came to listen to
Durufle’s music for the first time.
Amongst them are Ben and George, dressed in jackets and
ties - Ben with a bow tie, stylish even if his arm is in
a sling (a dark blue sling that goes with his dark blue
tie).
The music takes a romantic turn. Ben looks at George - he
knows that’s his favorite part. George keeps his
attention on the stage, but brings his hand down to
George’s side, as they discreetly hold hands.
EXT. CONCERT HALL - NIGHT
A small crowd of serious CONCERTGOERS come out from the
side door to the Concert Hall. Ben and George are amongst
them.
They walk down the street, George is humming the music.
BEN
So what did you think
GEORGE
Not bad, though she was milking it
a little.
BEN
Did you think so
GEORGE
With a piece as romantic as that
you don’t need to embellish.
BEN
I don’t know. I loved it. I kept
thinking about him and his beloved
Isabella.
GEORGE
That’s not true, though. That
whole he-wrote-it-to-convince-herparents-to-let-him-marry-her,
that’s a myth, you know.
BEN
I’m not like you, though. I prefer
a little embellishment.