Secret Name Drama Movie 2021
Nelie escaped a miserable existence by becoming a frontline nurse in 1914. One day, she takes the identity of Rose, a young woman from a good family, who dies in front of her. She presents herself in her place at Madame de Lengwil's house, to become the reader of this wealthy woman
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00:07:00I can't do anything without disinfectant.
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00:07:18Go and see next door.
00:07:22In the luggage. There's a city outfit that you should go to.
00:07:28Thank you.
00:07:34Who is this young person?
00:07:36A traveler. Lost on the road.
00:07:39I have to sit down or I'll fall asleep.
00:07:42Look.
00:07:49It smells good. What is it?
00:07:51I found gold. I have an onion.
00:07:54My mother always put a piece of gold in the onion soup.
00:07:57Of course. You have it.
00:08:02And a bouquet garni.
00:08:04Certainly.
00:08:06Bouquet garni.
00:08:13Do you have any tobacco left?
00:08:14Let's see.
00:08:19You won't forget the cheese at the end.
00:08:32Leave me alone.
00:08:37Take this. It will put the AIDS back in place.
00:08:41You're crazy.
00:08:48He didn't understand who I was. He took me for a coquette.
00:08:52Rose Juillet.
00:08:54Nelly Laborde.
00:08:56I was traveling with a friend of my father's.
00:08:59We were taking the front by the south.
00:09:01But the lines moved.
00:09:08And all of a sudden the Germans showed up in front of us.
00:09:11They stripped us.
00:09:13Then they shot him.
00:09:14I didn't understand why.
00:09:17I thought they were going to kill me.
00:09:20Where is your family?
00:09:22My father was buried two months ago in Basel.
00:09:25In Switzerland.
00:09:27I only had him.
00:09:36My only hope is to be welcomed by an old acquaintance of my father's.
00:09:39An old lady.
00:09:42To keep him company and read to him.
00:09:45I have a letter of recommendation.
00:09:49She is Protestant. Like me.
00:09:55Do you want a plate of soup?
00:09:57Oh, please.
00:09:59I haven't eaten anything since this morning.
00:10:03When we returned to Switzerland, I didn't know anyone.
00:10:07It was my father who had to take care of introducing me to the right society.
00:10:12But he soon fell ill.
00:10:15He is still close to me.
00:10:22When the war is over, I will pay you a visit.
00:10:27I don't know where I will be.
00:10:29No place awaits me.
00:10:35But a woman like you, you have many relationships.
00:10:39You know.
00:10:42I am not from the same world as you.
00:10:56I had a mother. She is dead.
00:11:01At the age of 12, I was picked up by a woman in need of children.
00:11:06And thanks to her, I received an education.
00:11:10I learned to read.
00:11:12Other than that, I have nothing.
00:11:29Is it because men don't leave you alone that you learned to defend yourself?
00:11:36And you?
00:11:38Do you get along well with this friend of your father's?
00:11:42I have never met him.
00:11:47Old people are often acaryatric.
00:11:50But she will introduce me to society. I want to get married.
00:11:55Only I will have to find a new dress, without which I look like nothing.
00:12:05What is it?
00:12:06I don't know.
00:12:07Signs of reprisals.
00:12:08They are coming!
00:12:11Don't let him go!
00:12:13Hurry up!
00:12:16Where are the others?
00:12:40Where were you?
00:12:42They were looking for you.
00:12:53The van left.
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00:14:02My dear Eleanor, by this letter I entrust my daughter to you.
00:14:29You are the only one who can help her after my disappearance.
00:14:33I ask you to receive her in memory of the friendship that Felix and I shared.
00:14:39The thought that you will do so makes my passage to the other world sweeter.
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00:23:00I was looking for the library.
00:23:14This way, mademoiselle.
00:23:19Mademoiselle.
00:23:22If I may...
00:24:22Your room is ready, mademoiselle.
00:24:44I'm going to put these books away.
00:24:46Leave me alone, mademoiselle.
00:24:49Mr. Massif doesn't want us to stay too late.
00:24:51I have to turn this off too.
00:24:53Fine.
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00:27:27Because those who fight at the front are like us.
00:27:34Like us, they don't want to die, they're afraid.
00:27:38They pray every day to go home, so that the war is over.
00:27:43Maybe I'm wrong.
00:27:46Don't be angry.
00:27:49You have a very good head.
00:27:54Julien is sometimes exalted.
00:27:56You know, it may be my nephew,
00:27:59I'm still critical.
00:28:03Maybe you look more like him than you think.
00:28:06Me, look like this socialist?
00:28:10Aren't you both very independent spirits?
00:28:23The fork like this.
00:28:25We turn.
00:28:27Here.
00:28:28And there.
00:28:30In the other direction too.
00:28:53I'm sure your mother plays this air, child.
00:29:14But if it's a classic.
00:29:18Hello, my aunt.
00:29:22I'm hungry.
00:29:25Go to the table.
00:29:36Very happy to meet this reader,
00:29:38my aunt speaks so.
00:29:42Your preachings make me think.
00:29:47Let's say I'm trying to give grain to sow.
00:29:51What does it mean when Jesus declares,
00:29:55I did not come to bring peace, but the sword?
00:30:01I don't know what Selim thinks of this war.
00:30:07What should surprise us is that goodness still exists in this world.
00:30:16What is it?
00:30:21It's going to be ready.
00:30:34Do you have news of the front?
00:30:36Unfortunately not.
00:30:37It's no longer journalism, it's official communications.
00:30:40Imagine that a retired officer reads all the texts to amputate them and amend them.
00:30:44It is necessary to support the morale of the population.
00:30:48Without the newspapers, the war would probably be over a long time ago.
00:30:53These are the newspapers and the newspapers alone are responsible for this carnage.
00:30:58You surprise me.
00:31:01Being in the newspaper, it gives everyone the feeling of being important.
00:31:05From the simple subaltern to the leaders of the nations,
00:31:08they would do anything to be in the newspaper.
00:31:12It would be an original article.
00:31:16Miss, tell us about your Swiss mountains.
00:31:21Do they still have blue eyes, as the Martini said?
00:31:26For me, the mountain is blind.
00:31:29All this white, that's what it reminds me of.
00:31:34Do you see it from your window?
00:31:39I rather saw the Rhine.
00:31:42Paris, the Rhine.
00:31:44I love the big rivers.
00:31:47It's a river, impetuous, angry.
00:31:54It is fast, difficult for fishermen.
00:31:59Its banks are unstable.
00:32:02Fishermen cannot work there, they have to walk far away
00:32:07Your friends miss you?
00:32:11Our neighbors were charming people.
00:32:14A woman and her husband.
00:32:16Without children.
00:32:18Their door was always open to me.
00:32:22Do you know how they say umbrella over there?
00:32:26Julien has never been to Switzerland.
00:32:29Well, they say umbrella over there.
00:32:34What is it?
00:32:36A potage of carrot leaves.
00:32:38A potage, you mean.
00:32:49Madame.
00:32:50No, no.
00:32:52No.
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00:33:06That.
00:33:08We can eat that.
00:33:10That?
00:33:12It's potage.
00:33:15The leaf is remarkable, isn't it?
00:33:18You should draw it.
00:33:22I would ask Honorine to come and pick it up.
00:33:26How do you know all this?
00:33:28I learned it from a woman from the countryside.
00:33:31When we were in Sicily with my father.
00:33:33In Sicily?
00:33:35I didn't know your father worked there.
00:33:39What a life you had.
00:33:43We dance tarantella there.
00:33:46You know?
00:33:47Yes, I have a book of engravings at the library.
00:33:50We see exactly this pose there.
00:33:52Really?
00:34:01Yes.
00:34:15It's beautiful.
00:34:17This landscape in time.
00:34:31It's beautiful.
00:34:44Emilienne?
00:34:46Did you have lunch?
00:34:48Oh, yes.
00:34:51Are you pregnant?
00:34:55Mademoiselle, I beg you.
00:34:58Don't be afraid. I won't say anything.
00:35:03But it doesn't cost you your place.
00:35:06My sister told me to let him pass.
00:35:08But I'm afraid. I know one who is dead like that.
00:35:11You know.
00:35:13These people chase you from day to day.
00:35:16You shouldn't trust their good intentions.
00:35:18And I haven't been here for a long time.
00:35:21Think about it.
00:35:24Don't count on yourself.
00:35:55Tricot for the soldier.
00:36:07But I didn't do anything.
00:36:09You didn't do anything?
00:36:11I trusted you.
00:36:14I understood the lesson, Madame.
00:36:16What lesson?
00:36:19Do you realize what situation you are in?
00:36:23You act like you don't understand.
00:36:25I told you, no visit in your room.
00:36:27Even less your gallants.
00:36:30I understand, Madame.
00:36:32Excuse yourself, Emilienne.
00:36:34Madame, never again.
00:36:36What do you want? It's too late.
00:36:38If someone lies, we don't know where the lie begins or where it ends.
00:36:43At home, if trust is betrayed, we can't live together anymore.
00:36:47We can't anymore. That's all.
00:36:50Every time I look at you,
00:36:52I wonder if you're hiding something from me.
00:36:55Do you understand?
00:36:58Honorine knows what I mean.
00:37:01I've been looking at her for 40 years.
00:37:04And not once did I think she was hiding something from me.
00:37:10I'm worried about you. After all, you carry a life.
00:37:16I'm going to tell my nephew at the temple.
00:37:19He'll find you another place.
00:37:37Emilienne.
00:37:41Here.
00:37:44It's the address of a women's home.
00:37:47They'll help you. Even with your child.
00:37:50Thank you, mademoiselle.
00:37:53All I ask is that it's not a girl.
00:37:56We do nothing but suffer, that's all.
00:38:00Come on.
00:38:15Hurry up.
00:38:18They'll be here soon.
00:38:30Come on.
00:38:36Etienne, can you take the tray away, please?
00:38:40Put it on the chair where it was earlier.
00:38:44I understand.
00:38:54I'll see you tomorrow.
00:38:57The guests are coming. Get ready.
00:39:01If you don't mind, I'd rather leave.
00:39:04I don't mind at all. You're one of us.
00:39:09Let me introduce you. These are my friends.
00:39:14You'll find something in your room.
00:39:27Come on.
00:39:58I'll kill you.
00:40:01Sit down, Séverine will sing.
00:40:04Children, go upstairs.
00:40:07Séverine will sing.
00:40:11Come on.
00:40:14Children, come and watch.
00:40:18Come on.
00:40:27When I saw your face
00:40:34I dreamed of happiness
00:40:39Like a mirage
00:40:48Your eyes were sweeter
00:40:53Your voice pure and resonant
00:40:58You shone like a sky
00:41:07Shined by love
00:41:17You called me
00:41:23And I left the earth
00:41:28To run away with you
00:41:33Towards the light
00:41:42You left for us
00:41:47Surrounded by pride
00:41:51Splendor without end
00:41:58Divine light without end
00:42:05Pilgrims
00:42:12In the mystery of the night
00:42:20I call you at night
00:42:27Send your thoughts
00:42:34Come back
00:42:41Radiant
00:42:49Radiant
00:42:53Come back
00:42:56Mysterious
00:43:12Thank you, dear Séverine, for having charmed us with this music.
00:43:17And thank you, Léon.
00:43:20My friends, I would like to share with you the happiness I have these days
00:43:25to reread Villiers de Liladon.
00:43:28It's a beautiful poem.
00:43:31It's a beautiful poem.
00:43:34It's a beautiful poem.
00:43:37If I dare, I will ask Rose to share with us this joy.
00:43:42If I dare, I will ask Rose to share with us this joy.
00:43:47Rose, would you like to read it?
00:43:52I beg you.
00:43:54Go ahead.
00:43:56The night, on the great mystery, opens its blue screens, as many flowers on earth as
00:44:24there are stars in the sky. I have lost the ocean in pink words, its mourning, its
00:44:30waves, its echoes. Tell me anything, it will be the rumor of the waves, heavy with a
00:44:38royal sadness. My forehead dreams of the sunset, hide me in your pale breast, it will be
00:44:47the rumors of the night. The present, if you speak to me, no matter what, of the secret
00:44:57of my sick heart, I will tell you, to move you, a very old ballad. If you speak to me
00:45:05of torment, of hopeless hope, I will only pick you roses full of roses. If the same
00:45:15to the flower of the dead.
00:45:46That's not too bad.
00:45:48No, no.
00:45:50But it's...
00:45:52You are going to see.
00:45:53It's not difficult.
00:45:54But you have to live, you do what you have to do.
00:45:58You live your life.
00:45:59You live your life.
00:46:00That's it, thank you.
00:46:01Thank you.
00:46:27What are you doing?
00:46:29You shouldn't do it, let's see.
00:46:34Stay calm.
00:46:39Who is this woman?
00:46:45It was this nurse who picked me up.
00:46:49She is dead in front of me.
00:46:51She won't come near you.
00:46:54Now be reasonable.
00:46:56I beg you.
00:46:58And stay in bed.
00:47:26Madame.
00:47:30You are my only hope.
00:47:34The last words my father spoke to me on his deathbed were to wait for you,
00:47:38well-being and protection.
00:47:40Who was your father?
00:47:42Commander Jullet, friend of your husband.
00:47:46Julien, I don't understand what this person is saying.
00:47:49I was stolen everything, my papers, my father's letter, my medallion.
00:47:52I left the hospital, I crossed the lines to get here.
00:47:56And I see this person in my place.
00:47:59Miss, who comes from Switzerland,
00:48:01explains to me that she crossed the border this fall to win France.
00:48:04Near the front line, she was hit in the head by a shrapnel.
00:48:08She declares that a nurse named Nelly Laborde
00:48:12stole her papers, her clothes, at the time of a German attack.
00:48:15Madame, you won't find a nurse here.
00:48:18Maybe you should go to the Red Cross.
00:48:20But she is here, I saw her.
00:48:22You must be mistaken.
00:48:24You surely need rest.
00:48:27You were seriously injured.
00:48:31I remember a catalepsy.
00:48:34I was in Mulhouse, in a German hospital.
00:48:39They treated me.
00:48:44But what do you mean by catalepsy?
00:48:47When I was injured, I was alone in the room with the nurse Nelly Laborde.
00:48:53She thought I was dead.
00:48:55Nelly Laborde had nowhere to go.
00:48:56She took my papers and my medallion.
00:48:59And now I have proof that she is here.
00:49:02But what are you saying?
00:49:05I am telling you that I am Rose Julliet.
00:49:09Your injury must have altered your common sense.
00:49:13Unless you invented this whole story
00:49:15to take advantage of the kindness of Madame de Lingville.
00:49:18Let's listen to her story until the end.
00:49:20Is there anyone in Nancy who can guarantee your identity?
00:49:25I don't know anyone in Nancy.
00:49:29Madame, I ask you for confessional charity.
00:49:31My relations are in Switzerland. They can testify for me.
00:49:35I don't know anyone in Switzerland.
00:49:37Monsieur, help me.
00:49:39But what use would Nelly Laborde have made of your papers?
00:49:44But you can see that she came here instead of me.
00:49:47I've heard enough.
00:49:49Julien.
00:49:53Madame, Madame de Lingville, please.
00:49:56The woman who was reading earlier came here with my father's letter of recommendation.
00:50:01Do you realize that your question is an affront to my discernment and an affront to Rose?
00:50:06But it's me, Rose.
00:50:07Come on, you forget that you have to respect the mistress of the house.
00:50:10I demand the right to see this nurse and that she tells me her name with her eyes in her eyes.
00:50:14Get her out of here.
00:50:16Where is she?
00:50:18Let's confront her.
00:50:20Madame de Lingville.
00:50:25Let me go.
00:50:26Come on.
00:50:39Rose?
00:50:41Oui.
00:50:43Rose?
00:50:45Oui.
00:50:48Rest well, my child.
00:50:57Julien.
00:50:59I'm coming, my aunt.
00:51:02So, what did you do?
00:51:05I put her in one of the rooms of the temple.
00:51:07She didn't have a penny in her pocket anymore.
00:51:09She persists in her ideas?
00:51:12Yes.
00:51:14I'm going to tell her.
00:51:16I'm going to tell her.
00:51:18I'm going to tell her.
00:51:20I'm going to tell her.
00:51:22I'm going to tell her.
00:51:23I'm going to tell her.
00:51:24She persists in her ideas?
00:51:26She asked for my help.
00:51:28And I accepted.
00:51:31In short, you want to set up a madwoman in my house against my will?
00:51:35Listen to what I'm trying to tell you.
00:51:37You have to understand before condemning this woman.
00:51:40Your taste for paradox becomes absurd by force.
00:51:43We only need one chain link.
00:51:48And the Red Cross will teach me.
00:51:54I'm going to tell her.
00:52:25Madame.
00:52:26Yes?
00:52:27I'm looking for a young woman housed here by the pastor Valence.
00:52:30You'll find her under the stand.
00:52:31She is taken every morning.
00:52:33Thank you.
00:52:35Precisely.
00:52:36Do you want to bring her this?
00:52:38The others wait for me.
00:52:39We go distributed.
00:52:54Thank you.
00:53:24I never thought you were wrong.
00:53:48I saw a death, and you are alive.
00:53:53To see you suffer like this is unbearable.
00:53:58Here are all my savings since I joined the service of Madame de Lengville.
00:54:06They are yours.
00:54:08Give me my money.
00:54:10Wait.
00:54:12I promise to pay you a rent every month.
00:54:16You will see, you will find a good place.
00:54:18I will wear a garland for you.
00:54:21I know a lady who could help you.
00:54:23You?
00:54:24Recommend me?
00:54:27A girl like you?
00:54:32If you want to do me justice, go to Madame de Lengville and say everything.
00:54:36In front of the whole house.
00:54:38Say your hideous thing.
00:54:40Show your real face.
00:54:43You know that by doing this, the prison is waiting for me.
00:54:45But you deserve it.
00:54:48By going out, it will be the street.
00:54:49The one in your place?
00:54:52Anyway, you will never be like us.
00:54:59And Madame de Lengville?
00:55:01She will be broken.
00:55:02She learned to know me and to appreciate me.
00:55:04You prefer the Bernese?
00:55:06Shut up.
00:55:08I'm going to report you to the police.
00:55:11You wouldn't do that?
00:55:13I'll make you get out of here by a sergeant.
00:55:16I want my place.
00:55:17The one you took from me.
00:55:20You think you can abuse Madame de Lengville and tease the gentlemen around her.
00:55:24But I'm going to open their eyes and let them know what kind of women they have under their roof.
00:55:29My sister.
00:55:30I have to talk to you.
00:55:31My sister.
00:55:32What is it?
00:55:33Please.
00:55:35My sister, listen to me.
00:55:36We don't eat here.
00:55:37The service will start soon.
00:55:39I would like to tell you...
00:55:40No, let's see the child.
00:55:42The choir is coming.
00:55:45Here they are.
00:55:49Come with us.
00:55:51The music soothes the hearts.
00:55:53We'll talk later.
00:56:09It won't take long.
00:56:10They'll know who you are.
00:56:12And who are you?
00:56:15You're the lunatic who came out of a German hospital.
00:56:18Who came to make a scene here.
00:56:21I was taught one thing in life.
00:56:24Never bite the hand that feeds you.
00:56:30I'm just taking a path that opens up to me.
00:56:33I'll write in the newspaper.
00:56:35I'll tell them Nelly Laborde...
00:56:37I don't know Nelly Laborde.
00:56:40She only exists in your head.
00:57:08I don't know Nelly Laborde.
00:57:32I don't know Nelly Laborde.
00:58:00I don't know Nelly Laborde.
00:58:18This is my protégé.
00:58:20Rose.
00:58:22This is Commissioner Fontaine.
00:58:28May I ask you a few questions, Miss?
00:58:37Can you tell me where and how it happened?
00:58:42I went to the temple to give my reading lesson to the little drunkard when she appeared.
00:58:47I didn't have time to react.
00:58:50But how did it happen?
00:58:53I don't know anymore.
00:58:55She just appeared in front of me.
00:58:58No one else at the temple?
00:59:00No one.
00:59:01Except for a drunkard.
00:59:03But why did she go out alone?
00:59:06Masip or Etienne could have accompanied you.
00:59:10So she appears and then she finds herself in front of you?
00:59:16Or does she attack you on the side?
00:59:18In front of me.
00:59:19But everything was very fast.
00:59:21It's strange that she hit you on this side.
00:59:24It's not natural.
00:59:27But what did she want to do to you?
00:59:29Cut your ear off?
00:59:31Pinch you?
00:59:39And then, after hitting you, what did she do?
00:59:42Does she have to repeat this painful story?
00:59:44I told you everything.
00:59:45But Madam, I have to take the statement of Miss.
00:59:48But it seems to me that you took notes during our interview.
00:59:52So make her read them again and she will sign.
00:59:56What matters to us is that this criminal is prevented from harming.
00:59:59But Madam, the procedure wants me to question both parties.
01:00:02Both parties.
01:00:03You put Rose on the same level
01:00:05and this woman who comes to make a scandal at my house,
01:00:08who attacks my reader at the temple,
01:00:10does she have to assassinate him so that our complaint is heard?
01:00:19In any case, I will read aloud the notes I took
01:00:22and you will correct me, Miss, if necessary.
01:00:25When were you appointed commissioner in Nancy?
01:00:30It's been three months, Madam.
01:00:36You didn't answer me.
01:00:38What are the ways to prevent this woman from starting again?
01:00:42The procedure is as follows.
01:00:44We will first question her.
01:00:48Then she will be placed in temporary detention
01:00:52in order to be examined by a psychiatrist.
01:00:55According to what you told me, this woman may be insane.
01:00:59If the folly is proven, she will be interned.
01:01:02We will not leave her in nature.
01:01:04That's what worries you, Madam.
01:01:07Well, have some tea again.
01:01:14Where should I sign?
01:01:26If you could read carefully, please, before signing.
01:01:34Everything must be exact.
01:01:37Yes.
01:01:51Explain it to me.
01:02:21Is Miss Rose already sleeping?
01:02:23No, Madam.
01:02:25Do you want to see her?
01:02:26Yes.
01:02:45Come near me.
01:03:00Your mother never gave you any jewelry?
01:03:04My mother didn't have any jewelry.
01:03:07I know some Protestants refuse jewelry.
01:03:10It's giving them too much importance.
01:03:13I keep it from my mother.
01:03:28That way I will always stay close to you.
01:03:38Would you love me if...
01:03:42If I were a laundress?
01:03:45It's because you have a lot of imagination
01:03:48that you are such a precious reader.
01:03:53Could you close the curtains, please?
01:03:57Yes.
01:04:08Well, what?
01:04:14A bird?
01:04:17That's silly, I was scared.
01:04:35Leave Etienne, I'm going.
01:04:41Hello, here is the mail.
01:04:42A please for Mrs. Delaigneville.
01:04:44It's from Mr. Le Pasteur.
01:04:46Well, goodbye, goodbye.
01:04:53Martha!
01:04:55Can I see you, please?
01:04:57Yes?
01:05:15My dear aunt, good news.
01:05:18I found out that Nelly Laborde
01:05:20operated under the orders of Dr. Clarinval,
01:05:22the head of the 201st Regiment ambulance
01:05:24until it became volatile.
01:05:31Martha?
01:05:33Madam is asking for water.
01:05:42We are lucky.
01:05:43It seems that this respectable doctor,
01:05:45injured on the forehead,
01:05:46has just been repatriated to a Parisian hospital.
01:05:49I'm going to Paris to meet him.
01:05:51In the meantime,
01:05:52do not entrust any important mission
01:05:53to your dear reader.
01:05:55Your devoted,
01:05:56Julien.
01:06:19Mr. Director,
01:06:33I'm writing to you,
01:06:35because since I arrived here,
01:06:36I have not slept,
01:06:37I have not eaten,
01:06:38and I'm afraid to let myself die
01:06:39if you do not come to my rescue.
01:06:43I have no parents in this low world
01:06:44to confirm to you
01:06:45that I am not a criminal
01:06:46or an alien.
01:06:49But I implore you
01:06:50for my honor to believe me.
01:06:52I am the victim
01:06:53of an odious loss of identity.
01:06:55While I crawl here,
01:06:56this woman,
01:06:57who is actually called Nelly Laborde,
01:06:59steals my life.
01:07:01Every day that passes,
01:07:02I run in my last strength
01:07:04to stand up
01:07:05waiting for justice to be done.
01:07:07Sir,
01:07:08you are my only and last hope.
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01:08:09This is it.
01:08:10The chair.
01:08:11I take care of the geraniums.
01:08:12Slowly.
01:08:13Yes.
01:08:14Slowly, slowly.
01:08:15It's heavy.
01:08:16It's heavy.
01:08:17It's heavy.
01:08:18It's heavy.
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01:08:29It's heavy.
01:08:30It's heavy.
01:08:31It's heavy.
01:08:32It's heavy.
01:08:33It's heavy.
01:08:34It's heavy.
01:08:35It's heavy.
01:08:36It's heavy.
01:08:37It's heavy.
01:08:43Does it hurt?
01:08:44Etienne!
01:08:45Careful.
01:08:50Look at the orange.
01:08:51Look at the orange.
01:08:52It's time for our lecture.
01:08:55Careful.
01:08:56Careful with the orange.
01:09:01I don't like to feel winter coming.
01:09:08It's been years since I spent August with the cousins of the Vercors,
01:09:13but this year, maybe the seaside.
01:09:19Would you come with me?
01:09:21That's why I'm talking to you about it.
01:09:26August is far away.
01:09:29And with the war...
01:09:37You don't look very enthusiastic.
01:09:41It's just that...
01:09:42I don't know if I could stay at your service.
01:09:45Why couldn't you?
01:09:51If you have other plans, do my part.
01:09:54I don't like to be taken for granted.
01:09:57I don't have other plans.
01:10:02Aren't you happy here?
01:10:04Yes.
01:10:06Yes.
01:10:23It hurts.
01:10:24Leonor?
01:10:26Call a doctor.
01:10:28A doctor?
01:10:30I need to see a doctor.
01:10:33Leonor!
01:10:35Leonor!
01:10:52Should I call a doctor?
01:10:54We can't wait.
01:10:58We need to do a blood test.
01:11:02Okay.
01:11:32The doctor was reassuring.
01:11:34You'll get well soon, ma'am.
01:11:38I don't remember anything. What happened?
01:11:42You had a bleeding.
01:11:43It saved your life.
01:11:53He prescribed fortified sugar
01:11:56and broth for three days.
01:12:02Miss Rose will give it to you.
01:12:32We'll have to go in again.
01:12:40Wait.
01:12:45Miss Rose?
01:12:53I just saw my aunt.
01:12:54She's better.
01:12:56Thank God.
01:13:03You need strength for this job.
01:13:05Do you think we lack it, Mr. Julien?
01:13:08Probably not.
01:13:09I said I'd get rid of the leeks.
01:13:12Miss Rose insisted on helping me.
01:13:15I said I didn't want her to hurt her hands.
01:13:18But she's got a good grip.
01:13:25Rose?
01:13:27Can I see you alone?
01:13:33I found the Major Nelly Laborde assisted on the front.
01:13:39It's Dr. Clarinval.
01:13:41He's just been seriously injured.
01:13:49If it wasn't an emergency,
01:13:51I wouldn't have called you Dr. Clarinval.
01:13:55Can you describe Nelly Laborde to me?
01:13:58Your nurse.
01:14:01Brown.
01:14:02Thin waist.
01:14:04A pleasant face.
01:14:06Very brave.
01:14:09The last time I saw her was in this house in Meunier.
01:14:14What's the matter?
01:14:17She was hit by a shell shortly after you left.
01:14:21I thought she had been killed.
01:14:24We saved the transportable wounded.
01:14:27She survived.
01:14:30If she's alive,
01:14:31report her to the Red Cross.
01:14:35And this woman who was travelling from Switzerland?
01:14:39Can you describe her to me?
01:14:43My memories are imprecise.
01:14:46But I'd say she was a good person.
01:14:50Thin waist.
01:14:51Like Nelly.
01:14:55Can I ask you for my pipe?
01:14:58You'd be kind to give it to me.
01:15:04And...
01:15:05Did this nurse have a scar on her skin?
01:15:10What do you mean?
01:15:12My pipe.
01:15:24This nurse...
01:15:25This nurse...
01:15:28Did she have a scar on her right hand?
01:15:38Once, I asked her for help to heal my foot.
01:15:44I saw her hands.
01:15:47They were impeccable.
01:15:56The woman who made a scene at my aunt's was Nelly Laborde.
01:16:01You're the last person she saw before being hit.
01:16:04Her head injury made her lose her bearings.
01:16:07She's convinced of her pink July rain,
01:16:10of being you,
01:16:11and that you are her.
01:16:14She's a poor woman.
01:16:18I owe you an apology.
01:16:20My aunt trusts you.
01:16:22And I...
01:16:24I wanted to check.
01:16:27For this young lost woman,
01:16:29I wanted to keep a cool head.
01:16:31I don't know...
01:16:32I don't know what to say.
01:16:36Forgive me.
01:16:50I'm sorry.
01:16:57Is the director going to see me?
01:16:59I've been waiting for his answer for days.
01:17:01Calm down.
01:17:02He's not the director we're going to see.
01:17:04Come on, follow me.
01:17:06No, I don't want to.
01:17:07Come on.
01:17:08Come on.
01:17:10Let's rebel.
01:17:20Come on.
01:17:42Daddy...
01:17:43Daddy, please be...
01:17:45Robert!
01:17:48Robert!
01:17:50Robert!
01:17:56Let me go!
01:17:58Come on.
01:18:01What's happening to him?
01:18:09Jean Valjean says,
01:18:12Sir,
01:18:13the child is back.
01:18:15Give me back my room.
01:18:18Jean Valjean lowered his head and didn't answer.
01:18:22The child started again.
01:18:24My room, sir.
01:18:26Jean Valjean's eye remained fixed on the ground.
01:18:30My room, cried the child.
01:18:32My white room.
01:18:34My money.
01:18:37It seemed that Jean Valjean didn't hear a thing.
01:18:40What are you doing?
01:18:48Tell me about your grief.
01:18:50Don't keep it to yourself.
01:18:55Let your tears go.
01:19:17Let your tears go.
01:19:33The water is hot.
01:19:34Miss Rose wants more hot water.
01:19:48It's still too hot.
01:19:50Come on.
01:19:51We're going to hang the laundry.
01:19:53You'll carry the water.
01:20:18Thank you.
01:20:20Thank you.
01:20:47Water.
01:21:17Water.
01:21:37Marthe?
01:21:47Marthe?
01:22:10Marthe?
01:22:13Marthe, do you have hot water?
01:22:18Hot water.
01:22:31Help!
01:22:36You're fine.
01:22:38And you?
01:22:39No.
01:22:42Fanny!
01:22:43Yes.
01:22:45Hold this.
01:22:48Go to bed.
01:22:49Tomorrow morning you'll be warned, Mr. Le Pastor.
01:22:52Yes, very well.
01:23:17Come on.
01:23:19Come on.
01:23:45Here.
01:23:47Are you sure you have a rifle?
01:23:49Can't we really shoot a woman?
01:23:51Listen, we'll see.
01:24:16Come on.
01:24:46Come on.
01:25:16Come on.
01:25:21Come on.
01:25:27I just caught her.
01:25:28She was coming out of a hole.
01:25:30What should I do?
01:25:31Take her to the kitchen.
01:25:33I'm going to wake my aunt.
01:25:47Massyp?
01:25:54Julien?
01:25:55Massyp?
01:25:57It's time to put this person to the police.
01:26:00Madame.
01:26:02We found this cape.
01:26:04In the cellar.
01:26:08It's time to put this person to the police.
01:26:11Madame.
01:26:13We found this cape.
01:26:15In the cellar.
01:26:18This liar.
01:26:20Take her away.
01:26:22Let me go.
01:26:25I have a right.
01:26:27No.
01:26:29No.
01:26:30Come on.
01:26:32No.
01:26:33Let me go.
01:26:35I have a right.
01:26:36Come on.
01:26:37I have a right.
01:26:39Let her go.
01:26:46I can explain who Nelly is.
01:26:52Rose.
01:26:57I thought you were dead.
01:27:02I burned myself putting your medallion on fire.
01:27:11I'm the daughter of a laundress.
01:27:13The daughter of a laundress.
01:27:16Of an unknown father.
01:27:21My name is Nelly Laborde.
01:27:29Madame.
01:27:33Your trust was an honour.
01:27:40Monsieur.
01:27:43I will never forget your kindness.
01:27:53I come from the street.
01:27:58I stole to eat.
01:27:59And worse.
01:28:10I just wanted to change my life.
01:28:14I'm sorry.
01:28:40I loved living with you.
01:28:43I love you.
01:29:13I love you.
01:29:43I love you.
01:30:03Madame wants you in her office.
01:30:05I'll go with her.
01:30:13No.
01:30:32Sit down.
01:30:33Madame.
01:30:43Madame.
01:30:44Are you sure?
01:30:57Miss.
01:30:58Does your ankle hurt you?
01:31:01No, Madame.
01:31:03I'm much better with the cataplasm.
01:31:05Very good.
01:31:07Can you walk?
01:31:09Almost, Madame.
01:31:13Do you finally recognize the prejudice I suffered?
01:31:19I recognize you for a person in difficulty.
01:31:25My father was Gustave Jullier.
01:31:28I was born on January 21, 1892 in Lausanne.
01:31:33No one will question you.
01:31:38But I no longer need a doctor.
01:31:42And I wish to help you to the best of my ability.
01:31:48I suppose that your financial situation is fragile.
01:31:53And that a small advance in digital technology,
01:31:56proposed tactfully, would be welcome.
01:32:04So you buy my silence?
01:32:06To establish you,
01:32:09I think that the equivalent of a year's salary would not be enough.
01:32:14Don't you want justice to be done?
01:32:17Two years either.
01:32:19I can't accept that.
01:32:20Let's say,
01:32:23five years of salary.
01:32:34And I will not complain about the assault that night.
01:32:42My father, you think, is a friend?
01:32:44I measure your disappointment.
01:32:48For the first time in my life, maybe,
01:32:51I lacked discernment.
01:32:57I thought it was reason that guided me.
01:33:01When my heart held the reins.
01:33:20But where could I go?
01:33:23You will find your way, I'm sure of it.
01:33:26You have the will.
01:33:30I'm sure of it.
01:33:32At the train station.
01:34:02I want to see Paris.
01:34:32Come on.
01:35:03Next.
01:35:06My dear aunt,
01:35:08I didn't have time to warn you,
01:35:11but I was leaving tonight to join the 52nd Infantry Regiment.
01:35:15Next.
01:35:17I decided to make the call.
01:35:22Don't worry about me.
01:35:24Julien.
01:35:32Julien.
01:36:02Julien.
01:36:32Julien.
01:37:02Julien.
01:37:27Where are you going?
01:37:29I'll go with you.
01:37:32Get in.
01:37:48Let's go, Massy.
01:38:02My car is requisitioned.
01:38:14When I get back, Massy will put it in Stanislas' place.
01:38:20War affects everyone.
01:38:28I disappointed you, didn't I?
01:38:32There are blows you don't think you'll be able to recover from.
01:38:37Then comes the real blow.
01:38:43For me, it was when I realized you had left.
01:38:56When I was a little girl, I would have given everything for my mother to hold me in her arms.
01:39:02Like I saw other mothers do.
01:39:07And yet, I knew she loved me.
01:39:12Because one day, she looked at me with a special look.
01:39:19She saw my dress, all torn up, torn up.
01:39:24She said,
01:39:26We're going to make you a new dress.
01:39:29She took all her savings, which she kept in a separate box.
01:39:34She took me to the big store.
01:39:42Maybe there is something,
01:39:46like destiny,
01:39:50that cannot be changed.
01:39:58Come home with me.
01:40:05You know I won't be able to live with you anymore.
01:40:11Your company will never forgive me.
01:40:15It will reject you too.
01:40:19I have long dreamed of leaving the North.
01:40:22I could settle down on the coast of Italy, by the sea.
01:40:28There would be a room for you.
01:40:32You would be free to come and go.
01:40:35No one would know you.
01:40:39You would read to me from time to time.
01:40:43All you have to do is wait for the end of the war.
01:40:45Before you left,
01:40:49I had prepared an adoption procedure.
01:40:59If you want, you will be my daughter.
01:41:02You will bear my name.
01:41:07You will be my daughter.
01:41:11You will be my daughter.
01:41:16I understand your surprise.
01:41:22You don't have to answer right away.
01:41:25You have all the time in the world to read them.
01:41:34The board was my mother's name.
01:41:38It's my name.
01:41:41I want to wear it.
01:41:44We can wear several names.
01:41:50Things are too fragile to want to destroy them.
01:41:57Don't you see that we are here together?
01:42:07Nelly.
01:42:13Nelly.