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00:05:13Souvenir un team d'un ami
00:05:31It's good
00:05:39You can do that if you have him he for us do we took that John
00:05:45She was a shanty ska shanty my mama
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00:06:30Lucy
00:06:36Hey Gary
00:06:50Kiss Kata so I bought
00:06:54Boko kiss Kata
00:06:57I feel conjugu
00:07:01Make what do
00:07:03Yeah, I'll vodka
00:07:08You knocked on me
00:07:23I'll just take a list of water tonnage
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00:08:26Mais tu me reviendras, oh, mon doux fiancé,
00:08:34pour ne me plus quitter.
00:08:47Va rejoindre les autres, maintenant.
00:08:50L'air de rien.
00:08:52Dis pas que t'Ă©tais malade.
00:08:56Rentre chez toi, maintenant.
00:09:09Je me demande si elle a un petit copain, déjà.
00:09:12Elle est si jolie. Elle a l'air si sage.
00:09:19C'était bien, le minimum, malgré la pluie.
00:09:22Oh, l'aprĂšs-midi, c'est jamais bien. Ça fait goĂ»ter d'enfant.
00:09:25Ça vous a pas empĂȘchĂ© de piquer ma bouteille de vodka, hein ?
00:09:28Ah ouais, il pense qu'il faut boire pour devenir des hommes.
00:09:31Alors ils ont fait boire le plus petit.
00:09:33Pas sympa, ça. Toi aussi ?
00:09:36Moi aussi, si je bois, maintenant, j'ai horreur de ça.
00:09:41Il va ĂȘtre malade en rentrant chez lui, Julien.
00:09:45Remarque, il est petit, mais il est marrant.
00:09:47Tu sais ce qu'il dit ?
00:09:49J'aime mieux ĂȘtre un petit con qu'un grand connard.
00:09:56Alors il s'appelle Julien, ce garçon vomissant.
00:10:00Son regard m'a troublée.
00:10:02Surtout quand il m'a regardée chanter.
00:10:05Ça me fait mal.
00:10:07On ne pouvait pas avoir l'air plus minable qu'il Ă©tait.
00:10:10Et je l'ai trouvé magnifique.
00:10:13Je voulais déjà le revoir.
00:10:15Alors je suis allée traßner vers le lycée.
00:10:18Un peu chercher Lucie, en espérant tomber sur lui.
00:10:21Et puis c'est arrivé autrement.
00:10:23C'est lui qui est tombé sur moi.
00:10:29T'aurais pu regarder, merde !
00:10:33Ça va ? T'as rien ?
00:10:35C'est cool, j'ai rien.
00:10:37Ah, c'est toi.
00:10:39C'est toi, quand mĂȘme.
00:10:41Alors tu vomis, tu casses la figure, toujours quelque chose.
00:10:44On joue la conduite, ça va, merci bien.
00:10:49T'es sûre que tu veux pas que je t'emmÚne en pharmacie ou en café ?
00:10:52Ah ouais, un café, je veux bien.
00:10:54T'es lente.
00:10:56Retirez-vous, c'est pas le cirque.
00:11:16Salut.
00:11:18Vous ĂȘtes toujours les derniers.
00:11:20C'est plus chic.
00:11:31Pas de café pour toi, je suppose ?
00:11:33Un coca, merci madame.
00:11:35Ah, t'aimes les cocas ?
00:11:36Ouais, ça me spille un peu.
00:11:40T'es dans la mĂȘme classe que Lucie ?
00:11:41Ouais.
00:11:43Dans le mĂȘme groupe, anglais, italien ?
00:11:45Ouais, troisiĂšme grand.
00:11:51BientĂŽt tes vacances ?
00:11:53Pas trop tĂŽt.
00:11:55Ça te fait pas trop mal ?
00:11:57Tu veux pas qu'on aille en pharmacie ?
00:11:59Non, non.
00:12:01Je voudrais que vous me payiez un jeu vidéo, au lieu du coca.
00:12:05C'est combien ?
00:12:07C'est 100 francs.
00:12:09D'accord.
00:12:11Je peux avoir un café et un Coca-Cola, s'il vous plaßt ?
00:12:14Vous ĂȘtes sympa.
00:12:20Merci.
00:12:30Merde.
00:12:32C'est un jeu trĂšs dur, mais c'est le sens que j'aime.
00:12:34C'est reparti.
00:12:36Les jumeaux, ça va ĂȘtre votre fĂȘte.
00:12:50Il y a des lanceurs de couteaux.
00:12:52Ils lancent en haut ou en bas.
00:12:54Alors il faut se baisser ou il faut sauter.
00:13:00Au bout de chaque Ă©tage, il y a une vacherie.
00:13:02Un grand mec ou un sorcier.
00:13:04Il faut le niquer pour monter.
00:13:06Et chaque fois, on nous rappelle qu'il faut délivrer Sylvia au cinquiÚme étage.
00:13:12Ça y est, je suis au second.
00:13:14Les petites jarres, vous voyez les jarres qui tombent du plafond ?
00:13:16Il y a des petits serpents qui sortent.
00:13:18Il faut les Ă©viter, sinon on perd des points de vie.
00:13:20On s'en va.
00:13:22VoilĂ  !
00:13:24En est-il lĂ  ?
00:13:26Je voulais déjà que ça soit la prochaine fois.
00:13:30Mais pas ici, c'était trop prÚs du lycée.
00:13:36VoilĂ .
00:13:40Merde.
00:13:44Si tu veux.
00:13:48C'Ă©tait bon de le regarder.
00:13:50Il Ă©tait complĂštement dans son jeu.
00:13:52Habile, passionné.
00:14:04À la maison, tout Ă©tait si calme.
00:14:06Il y avait de l'absence dans l'air.
00:14:18Tu ne dis pas grand-chose.
00:14:28Je vais te faire une confidence.
00:14:32Moi, quand j'avais ton Ăąge,
00:14:34j'Ă©tais amoureuse d'un homme
00:14:36qui avait quinze ans, vingt ans de plus que moi.
00:14:42Je me souviens.
00:14:44Il faisait des efforts fous pour me respecter.
00:14:46On passait les aprĂšs-midi ensemble,
00:14:48des heures et des heures Ă  rien faire,
00:14:50Ă  parler.
00:14:52J'adorais ça.
00:14:54J'adorais me sentir si importante,
00:14:56si unique.
00:14:58Pourquoi tu me dis ça ?
00:15:00Ça me gĂȘne.
00:15:02C'est pour que je te fasse des confidences,
00:15:04t'amences la pompe.
00:15:06Moi, je n'aime pas parler.
00:15:08Ou alors pas Ă  la maison.
00:15:10C'est si important, les sentiments.
00:15:12À quatorze, quinze,
00:15:14seize ans.
00:15:16En fait, si je me souviens bien,
00:15:18j'Ă©tais mĂȘme pas folle de lui.
00:15:20Juste trÚs, trÚs flattée qu'il soit fou de moi.
00:15:22ArrĂȘte, laisse-moi.
00:15:28Dis, t'as déjà joué aux jeux vidéo, toi ?
00:15:30Moi, non.
00:15:32Je n'ai jamais joué.
00:15:34Dis, t'as déjà joué aux jeux vidéo, toi ?
00:15:36Moi, non, pas trop.
00:15:38Non, mais t'as déjà essayé.
00:15:40Oui, au café du lycée, il y en a un.
00:15:42Mais c'est vachement dur.
00:15:44Pourquoi tu me demandes ça ?
00:15:46Tu vas y jouer quand tu sors seule ?
00:15:48Oh, ça va, hein ?
00:16:00Ah, ouais ?
00:16:02Ah, ouais ?
00:16:08Monsieur, vous ne savez pas oĂč il y a d'autres jeux vidĂ©o comme ça ?
00:16:12Sur le boulevard, il y a d'autres cafés.
00:16:14Ah, oui, merci.
00:16:16Il dit qu'au café, l'autre...
00:16:32Dis, vous n'avez pas vu un jeu oĂč il y avait un petit bonhomme blanc,
00:16:34avec une pagode et des escaliers, un truc karaté ?
00:16:36Kung-Fu Master ?
00:16:38Pas ici, non.
00:16:40Oui, je crois que j'en suis l'un.
00:17:02Vous avez un jeu qui s'appelle Kung-Fu Master, ici ?
00:17:06Non, non. Allez voir, il y en a un.
00:17:08Bon, merci.
00:17:32Allez, allons.
00:17:34Allez, allons.
00:17:36LĂ , c'est encore, encore.
00:17:50AllĂŽ ? Qui est lĂ  ?
00:17:52Je veux ouvrir, je veux ouvrir.
00:18:02Mais Lucie n'est pas lĂ , elle est chez son pĂšre.
00:18:04C'est pas pour Lucie.
00:18:08Mais c'est pour nous, pour Lou et moi.
00:18:10Pour moi aussi, j'en ai pris trois.
00:18:16Allez, entre.
00:18:18On va aller manger.
00:18:20Entre.
00:18:22Je ne suis pas habillée, parce que c'est dimanche.
00:18:24Je m'en fous.
00:18:26Viens.
00:18:28Lucie dit que c'est des pyjamas d'internat.
00:18:30J'ai failli y aller, moi, en internat.
00:18:32Quand mes parents sont partis en Afrique, j'avais le choix.
00:18:34Soit Ă  la pension, soit chez mes grands-parents.
00:18:36Je préfÚre aller vieux, parce que les pyjamas...
00:18:40Tu es venue pour Lucie ?
00:18:42Ah, non, non, non.
00:18:44Elle m'avait prévenue qu'elle était avec son pÚre.
00:18:46Je ne savais pas quoi faire.
00:18:48Moi non plus, je ne savais pas quoi faire.
00:18:50Mon papa n'est pas venu aujourd'hui.
00:18:52Puisqu'on est tous largués, on pourrait faire un club.
00:18:56Bon, d'accord, on t'emmĂšne avec nous.
00:18:58Mais c'est une surprise.
00:19:00Quelle surprise ?
00:19:02Tu vas voir.
00:19:04Tu chouffes le four et tu chouffes les laits.
00:19:06On y va.
00:19:14C'est ça, la surprise ? Une salle de jeu ?
00:19:16C'est génial.
00:19:18Pas n'importe quel jeu. J'ai trouvé ton chouchou.
00:19:20C'est vrai ?
00:19:22C'est bien, lui.
00:19:24Cette fois-ci, vous essayez.
00:19:26Lou, enlĂšve ton cul.
00:19:28Il fait chaud ici.
00:19:32Avec quelle manette j'en recule si tout va mal ?
00:19:34Non, non, il faut foncer. Appuyez tout le temps.
00:19:38Et merde.
00:19:40Mais débattez-vous, là, débattez-vous.
00:19:42Frappez avec le pied, vers le bas.
00:19:44Mais c'est dur. Je me trompe de manette, j'y arrive pas.
00:19:46Attendez. Frappez pas dans le vide, vous perdez du temps.
00:19:48Ça va trop vite.
00:19:50Attention, derriĂšre.
00:19:52À quoi tu fais jouer ?
00:19:54C'est dur.
00:19:56Vous riez. Concentrez-vous, plutĂŽt.
00:20:00Ça va trop vite. J'ai le cƓur qui bat.
00:20:02Non, ne vous laissez pas attraper.
00:20:04Remuez.
00:20:06DĂ©gagez-vous.
00:20:08Vous ĂȘtes vraiment nuls.
00:20:10Prends ma place, alors.
00:20:12Ok, ok.
00:20:14Lou, regarde.
00:20:16Et moi, je peux jouer aussi ?
00:20:18Il va affronter le magicien.
00:20:20Quel magicien ?
00:20:22En tout cas, Julia ne va pas se laisser changer un drapeau.
00:20:26Avec du ciel extraordinaire.
00:20:28T'as vu, Lou ?
00:20:30Il sort du nuage.
00:20:32Sale bossy. Vrai dégueu.
00:20:34C'est quoi, un vrai dégueu ?
00:20:36Ça y est, je l'ai niquĂ©.
00:20:38Bien, dis donc.
00:20:40Pauvre Sylvia qui s'impatiente.
00:20:44Au quatriĂšme, maintenant, c'est autre chose.
00:20:46Je vais me taper les abeilles, les armées de nains.
00:20:48Est-ce que c'est cette nave blanche neige ?
00:20:50Oui.
00:20:52Non.
00:20:54Au revoir, mademoiselle Lou.
00:20:58Et le jeune homme ?
00:21:00C'est un ami de ma fille.
00:21:02C'est bien.
00:21:04Allez, au revoir. Bonne journée. Merci.
00:21:20Oh, c'est froid.
00:21:22Oui, ça fait du mal.
00:21:28Oh, les pauvres loulous.
00:21:34Ils meurent de sommeil.
00:21:42Mais qu'est-ce que tu fais planté, là ?
00:21:44Il pleut.
00:21:46Donne-moi les paquets.
00:21:50Non, il n'y a pas de paquets.
00:22:00Julia.
00:22:02Il pleut.
00:22:18Il n'y a plus de coca.
00:22:20Non, il n'y a pas de coca.
00:22:22D'ailleurs, c'est trĂšs mauvais, le coca, le soir.
00:22:26Ça Ă©nerve.
00:22:28T'as fini tes devoirs ?
00:22:30Oui, maman.
00:22:32T'as rien Ă  me faire signer ?
00:22:34Non.
00:22:38Avec papa, ça allait ?
00:22:40Oui.
00:22:42Il s'est acheté un chien.
00:22:48T'as rangé ta chambre ?
00:22:54À la fin d'un dimanche qui finissait trop tît,
00:22:56je me vengeais bĂȘtement sur Lucie.
00:22:58Elle ne disait rien.
00:23:00Est-ce que je rĂąlais chaque dimanche
00:23:02quand elle revenait de chez son pĂšre ?
00:23:28J'ai peur.
00:23:50HĂ©, Lucie.
00:23:52Lucie.
00:23:54On fait tous les deux l'exposé.
00:23:56Ouais, mais il est jamais lĂ .
00:23:58On travaille chez toi ou chez moi ?
00:24:00Oh, Ă©coute, c'est aprĂšs les vacances de PĂąques.
00:24:02LĂąche-moi.
00:24:04Qu'est-ce qu'il y a avec Lucie ?
00:24:06Tu cherches.
00:24:08Faudrait quand mĂȘme pas qu'il croit que c'est arrivĂ©.
00:24:10Quelque chose.
00:24:12Te plains pas.
00:24:14Moi, je fais le front pop avec Jacob.
00:24:16C'est pas mieux.
00:24:18T'aimerais le faire avec qui ?
00:24:20Je sais pas. Je m'en fous.
00:24:22Avec la prof d'histoire.
00:24:24Écoute, une prof avec un cul comme ça,
00:24:26mais c'est de la retraite illico.
00:24:28Tu crains avec tes histoires de cul.
00:24:30J'en ai une bonne autre Ă  conter.
00:24:32Tu sais pourquoi les Belges boivent plus de limonade ?
00:24:34Parce qu'ils ont peur d'attraper le soda.
00:24:36C'est goulot.
00:24:38Ne rigolez pas comme des cons.
00:24:40C'est complĂštement ridicule, vos histoires de soda-cida.
00:24:42Moi, j'ai lu plein de trucs, je vous assure.
00:24:44C'est pas un peu pédé, toi ?
00:24:46C'est pas du tout.
00:24:54C'est pas du tout.
00:25:02Les sciences nat, y'en a marre !
00:25:04Il a charrié, là, les blancs.
00:25:06Ses questions Ă©taient vraiment vicieuses.
00:25:08C'est hors programme.
00:25:10Moi, j'avais tout rĂ©visĂ© sur le cƓur.
00:25:12Il a pas donné une seule question dessus.
00:25:14Non, mais il est toujours comme ça.
00:25:16Tu sais qu'il donne des zéros à tous ceux
00:25:18qui sont pas aux preuves blancs ?
00:25:20Ouais, il en a mĂȘme donnĂ© Ă  Julien,
00:25:22depuis plusieurs jours. C'est vraiment dégueulasse.
00:25:24Ouais, il accepte toute une excuse.
00:25:26C'est complĂštement fanatique.
00:25:28Salut, maman !
00:25:30Salut !
00:25:52Ah, voilĂ  les surveillants des TroisiĂšme.
00:25:54Ah, c'est vous.
00:25:56C'est pour Julien, TroisiĂšme 3.
00:25:58Non, je ne sais pas son nom de famille,
00:26:00mais il est absent depuis quelques jours.
00:26:02Lucie a oublié de prendre des polycopiers
00:26:04pour lui et le travail.
00:26:06Je peux passer ?
00:26:08Merci.
00:26:22Allez, allons-y pour le numéro de la maman comme il faut.
00:26:24Quand je vais au lycée ou chez l'avocat,
00:26:26je sors le collier de perles
00:26:28et le petit tailleur.
00:26:30Et pour faire le poids,
00:26:32je mets des perles aux oreilles.
00:26:42C'est un bon camarade Ă  Lucie.
00:26:44On avait pas de nouvelles.
00:26:46Ses parents sont en Afrique.
00:26:48Ah, c'est ça.
00:26:50Et merci pour l'adresse, Lucie l'avait pas.
00:26:52J'irai.
00:26:54Si tous les parents étaient aussi concernés que vous...
00:26:56Au revoir.
00:26:58Au revoir, monsieur.
00:27:20Je viens pour Julien.
00:27:22C'est de la part de l'Ă©cole.
00:27:24Bonjour, madame.
00:27:26Bonjour, madame.
00:27:28Donnez-vous la peine d'entrer.
00:27:30C'est lĂ .
00:27:34Ça lui fera plaisir d'avoir une visite.
00:27:40Entrez.
00:27:46Bonjour, madame.
00:27:48Bonjour.
00:27:54C'est Lucie qui vous a dit de venir.
00:27:56Oui.
00:27:58T'es pĂąle.
00:28:00J'en ai marre.
00:28:02J'en ai marre de tout.
00:28:06MĂȘme de moi.
00:28:08Non, je vous attendais.
00:28:10Ça fait deux jours que je vous attendais.
00:28:12Je suis lĂ .
00:28:14Tiens.
00:28:18J'en ai marre d'ĂȘtre malade.
00:28:20J'en ai marre d'ĂȘtre ici.
00:28:22J'en ai marre d'avoir 14 ans, d'avoir la fiĂšvre
00:28:24et cet appareil de merde dans la bouche.
00:28:26Je peux pas te sauver.
00:28:28Et puis, je suis pas un dentiste.
00:28:36Julien...
00:28:40Sois pas triste.
00:28:42Ecoute, t'es en pyjama.
00:28:44Quand t'es venu me visiter,
00:28:46moi aussi, j'Ă©tais en pyjama.
00:28:48On dirait qu'on est deux petits vieux
00:28:50qui se rendent visite Ă  l'hospice.
00:29:14Qu'est-ce qui lui est arrivé?
00:29:26Guerre-toi vite.
00:29:30Retourne Ă  l'Ă©cole.
00:29:34Si tu as besoin de moi, téléphone-moi.
00:29:44What?
00:29:46There's water that spilled all over the milk.
00:29:50What's the matter, you don't look well.
00:29:52You're all red.
00:29:54I saw a sad movie.
00:29:56Oh yeah, what was it?
00:29:58An old movie, you wouldn't have liked it
00:30:00When did you see it?
00:30:02Four years ago.
00:30:04I can't remember what it was about.
00:30:06A film about a girl
00:30:08who's having a hard time with a man.
00:30:10Oh, alright.
00:30:12At four o'clock.
00:30:14Well, at four o'clock I saw you at the high school.
00:30:17At first I thought you were coming to pick me up,
00:30:19but since you weren't getting out of your car,
00:30:21I thought you were avoiding me.
00:30:24I was staring at you, and a quarter of an hour later,
00:30:26you were back in the high school.
00:30:28Sherlock Holmes, eh?
00:30:32Did you go to see Mrs. Lavillier?
00:30:35Yes, precisely.
00:30:38Was it because I wasn't there on Thursday?
00:30:40Yes, precisely.
00:30:42So, was it hard?
00:30:44Oh, rather.
00:30:46Absences without excuses and lies.
00:30:49They don't come with that.
00:30:53But I discovered you.
00:30:56I said you were with me for family reasons.
00:31:07That's good. You got the idea.
00:31:09My girlfriend is talented, we know that.
00:31:11The only flaw is that she's late.
00:31:13The others have been waiting for two days.
00:31:15Well, now it's done, it's done, we don't talk about it anymore.
00:31:17Come to my office here, we'll buy you stockings.
00:31:19No, no.
00:31:20Bye, Mary Jane. Thank you.
00:31:22Goodbye, sir.
00:31:27It's true that they're all angry.
00:31:29You never answer the phone these days.
00:31:31What's wrong with you? Are you depressed?
00:31:34Are you in love?
00:31:36No.
00:31:37That's it, you're in love.
00:31:39But no, I was joking.
00:31:41There's nothing new.
00:31:43You're not going to be like Isabelle.
00:31:45Three years that she's been crying after her boob,
00:31:47she's going to end up drying herself on the spot.
00:31:49What do you have against drying?
00:31:51And I'm not an easy girl.
00:31:53You should take advantage of being alone.
00:31:55You have a beautiful remains, you know.
00:31:59You always have a little innocent air.
00:32:01You can find a guy, even a little young one.
00:32:03Oh, you're rude.
00:32:05You talk like people who have everything.
00:32:07A family, children, a permanent job.
00:32:11You think it doesn't bother you sometimes,
00:32:13a united family, a husband and not so much with the others.
00:32:16No, I'm just saying that you're free and you don't take advantage of it.
00:32:19Remember when we were young.
00:32:22Oh, don't listen to yourself.
00:32:24I never dared anything.
00:32:26And now I tell Lucie, don't do this, don't do that.
00:32:28I didn't even dare to talk to her about the pill.
00:32:31You're late.
00:32:33You know, I put the box of hoods in the bathroom.
00:32:35Who, you?
00:32:37You know, Thomas and his friends, all more or less 15 years old.
00:32:39I hear them sometimes.
00:32:41For him, there is no choice.
00:32:43I swear to you that it's really not very romantic
00:32:46in the new loves now.
00:32:48And apart from that, how are they doing?
00:32:50The big one is fine, Marie is fine too.
00:32:52She's funny, but...
00:32:54Thomas, he's really a coward.
00:32:56He's painful.
00:32:58Yet he seems to love you.
00:33:00Oh, yes, he kisses me, all that, but...
00:33:02He doesn't care.
00:33:04At school, it's average.
00:33:06And at home, it's catastrophic.
00:33:08The mustard pots remain open.
00:33:10The toothpaste tube too.
00:33:12The pyjama is in the shower, but we can't find the comb.
00:33:14And his room.
00:33:16The jeans on the floor, the way he left them, in accordion.
00:33:18The sneakers on the pillow.
00:33:20The underpants on the desk, to dip in the full sandwiches.
00:33:22It's not complicated.
00:33:24You can follow him.
00:33:26If there are pieces of biscuits near the television,
00:33:28if the cannel stays plugged,
00:33:30it's because he watched a porno last night.
00:33:34Curiosity and fragility.
00:33:36It touches me a lot.
00:33:38We can see that you don't have any at home.
00:33:40All I hear is that you don't like disarray.
00:33:42I think you have the skin of a boy.
00:33:46Yes, of course, I love him.
00:33:48I love him.
00:33:50But 15 years is really the age of fat.
00:33:58Granny!
00:34:00I'm tired of breathing that thing.
00:34:02It's better to warn you than to heal.
00:34:04But I'm healed.
00:34:06Take precautions again, darling.
00:34:08It's better to be careful.
00:34:18One more day in detention for Marcel Carton,
00:34:20Marcel Fontaine,
00:34:22Jean-Paul Kaufmann,
00:34:24Jean-Louis Normandin.
00:34:26The French hostages in Lebanon
00:34:28have still not been released.
00:34:30The decision of the Constitutional Council
00:34:32was made last night.
00:34:34The Council, as you know,
00:34:36has said yes to the Lamassure amendment.
00:34:42Here we are.
00:34:44Here we are.
00:34:48Here we are.
00:34:56Here we are.
00:35:00Here we are.
00:35:22Here we are.
00:35:26It doesn't matter.
00:35:45This one is beautiful.
00:35:48This is more our department, the 50's.
00:35:51The hat is really cool.
00:35:53Yeah, but it's useless.
00:35:55We can unbuckle it.
00:35:57We can unbuckle it.
00:35:58It's simple, you just have to saw the skin
00:36:00and remove the plastic.
00:36:01Then there's something to do.
00:36:02On the carburetor, a little adjustment.
00:36:04Slowly, slowly.
00:36:05Hello.
00:36:06Hello.
00:36:07I'm still hesitating between the salienne,
00:36:09which is a more advanced line, more advanced,
00:36:11and then the hat,
00:36:12which must have performances in the middle.
00:36:14In fact, I should try it.
00:36:16Ah yes, but without the parents, it's impossible.
00:36:18On the other hand, you can remove the plastic,
00:36:20now it doesn't rain anymore.
00:36:23Even on the new ones, it's too hot.
00:36:25Yeah, yeah.
00:36:28This one is not bad.
00:36:30Yeah?
00:36:31Yeah, it's cool.
00:36:32Did you see the mileage?
00:36:34Yeah.
00:36:35What is this temper?
00:36:38It's cool.
00:36:39Yeah, I didn't know you with that.
00:36:41Yeah, but it's great.
00:36:42I found it at home in an old trunk.
00:36:44You know he's at least 30 years old,
00:36:45but he feels a little shy.
00:36:46Fuck, I did all the tricks to find it like that.
00:36:48If you're the Colombian.
00:36:50You'll never find it like that.
00:36:51I'll exchange it for you.
00:36:52Yeah, against what?
00:36:53A calculator.
00:36:54No, no.
00:36:55A real little gem,
00:36:56not just any calculator.
00:36:58Oh yeah.
00:36:59Directly from Japan.
00:37:01You won't find it like that here.
00:37:02Okay, it works.
00:37:04Later.
00:37:16And then I got a call that disturbed me.
00:37:19Hello, it's Julien.
00:37:20I have good news to tell you.
00:37:22We have to meet.
00:37:23We have to celebrate.
00:37:24So I said yes.
00:37:26And I added without thinking.
00:37:28I want to celebrate.
00:37:29So meet me at 5 and a quarter.
00:37:30Just now.
00:37:31It's at 42 Lafayette Street.
00:37:32It's at my cousin's.
00:37:33It's cool.
00:37:34You have to keep the little wolf by Lucy
00:37:36or by anyone.
00:37:37But you come, huh?
00:37:38Yes.
00:37:39I said very quickly yes.
00:37:40Can I call you Mary Jane?
00:37:42And not madam?
00:37:43Of course.
00:37:44I call you well, Julien.
00:37:46Between us it's over, madam.
00:37:48And do we still say my love?
00:37:56He hung up.
00:37:58And I ran to the appointment.
00:38:18Hello.
00:38:38What do you want to drink?
00:38:40Something orange, a cocktail.
00:38:43A vodka orange and a coca, please.
00:38:47Hello Vincent.
00:38:48How are you?
00:38:49As usual.
00:38:50A biscuit for your baby.
00:38:52He's in love.
00:38:53He often has beautiful dreams.
00:38:58It's not good to make fun of people.
00:39:03Oh, that's it.
00:39:04Your teeth.
00:39:05They are free.
00:39:09Great.
00:39:10Yes.
00:39:11That was the good news.
00:39:12And also...
00:39:13Your daughter is a mystery.
00:39:15You give me an appointment at your cousin's
00:39:17and it's a bar in a hotel.
00:39:19Ah, but I assure you.
00:39:21He lives here.
00:39:22Besides, the hotel belongs to the family.
00:39:27We can go up.
00:39:28It's nice up there.
00:39:29We can go up.
00:39:36Come on, let's go.
00:39:44The fish.
00:39:45We'll bring them up.
00:39:47I'll go down.
00:39:49Come in.
00:40:14I won't go to a hotel room with you.
00:40:18You're crazy.
00:40:20But it's really at my cousin's.
00:40:22And here's the second surprise.
00:40:24Your cousin.
00:40:25I'm sure your cousin doesn't even exist.
00:40:28You're disgusting, Florent.
00:40:38We don't smoke at your age.
00:40:39And not in an elevator.
00:40:41Otherwise we'll smash you.
00:40:44Dirty kid.
00:41:12I love Mary Jane.
00:41:15She is beautiful herself.
00:41:21Here.
00:41:22I received a letter of love and a pair of slaps.
00:41:26It was better not to see him again.
00:41:42Wherever we go, there are problems.
00:41:44There will be, both economically and racially,
00:41:48a lot of difficulties.
00:41:49We don't want to hang a rich Jew
00:41:51from Munich to Berlin.
00:41:53It will be meaningless.
00:41:55But the Judeo-Marxist spirit must be completely removed
00:41:58from our populist state,
00:42:00supported by the best national forces.
00:42:02We just have to re-copy that.
00:42:05Hey, come on.
00:42:07Don't be a princess.
00:42:09No, I'm not a princess.
00:42:10I'm not even a Karadzic.
00:42:11Wow, she's so wise, this Lucie.
00:42:17Here it is.
00:42:19Herr General, we have a big work to do.
00:42:23So I made a little summary.
00:42:25Hitler, a failed artist, marginal,
00:42:27son of an Austrian customs officer,
00:42:29enters the army with enthusiasm.
00:42:33Jawohl, Herr General Lucie.
00:42:35Come in here. Some biscuits.
00:42:37It's good.
00:42:47It seems that the rise of Nazism
00:42:49at the beginning was not brilliant.
00:42:51It seems that the Nazi Party had only six adherents.
00:42:53I see that from here.
00:42:55In a small crude 8th-century bowl,
00:42:57without a lift,
00:42:58six Nazis, completely nazis,
00:43:00who shouted,
00:43:01Hey, Adolf!
00:43:04And I have another joke.
00:43:05The young people of Hitler were wearing
00:43:07very large shorts.
00:43:09Stop your nonsense.
00:43:10We have to finish before the holidays.
00:43:13Where are you going?
00:43:14To England, to my grandparents.
00:43:16You're poor.
00:43:17I don't move from here.
00:43:18My views never move.
00:43:20I'm going to Switzerland.
00:43:21No, I prefer England.
00:43:22It's more chic.
00:43:24Are you taking me in your suitcase
00:43:25or am I going by bike?
00:43:26You don't know London, that's good.
00:43:28You'll like it.
00:43:29There are all kind people
00:43:30and others who don't care.
00:43:32You know, I adapt to all countries.
00:43:34And besides, I promise you
00:43:35to make the whole exhibition
00:43:36fully illustrated by my artistic care.
00:43:38Right?
00:43:39If you give me space on the pages.
00:43:41What about me?
00:43:42Oh, you already provided the food,
00:43:43the helmet, the pen.
00:43:44It's good.
00:43:45I'll make you sign my drawings.
00:43:48Can't you bring me back some
00:43:49mounting docks?
00:43:50If I give you the money,
00:43:51it's half price at the moment.
00:43:52No, but it's not okay.
00:43:53I don't want to carry your goddasses
00:43:54everywhere to please you.
00:43:55It's huge, it's heavy.
00:43:57You just have to put on sneakers
00:43:58like everyone else.
00:43:59Converse then?
00:44:01Always the brands,
00:44:02always the clothes.
00:44:03You're stupid.
00:44:07Well, go ahead, my friends.
00:44:09Sign my beautiful drawings.
00:44:10I offer them to you
00:44:11in exchange for a little friendship.
00:44:17I, Soussignier Lucie,
00:44:19promise
00:44:21to take Julien to London
00:44:25on the condition
00:44:26that he raises his little finger
00:44:28while taking the tea.
00:44:31There.
00:44:33Would you like an ice cup of tea,
00:44:34Darlange?
00:44:36With a drop of milk, please.
00:44:40I love you.
00:44:41I love you, too.
00:44:42I love you, too.
00:44:43Lou!
00:44:45Lou!
00:44:46What do you have?
00:44:48It's for us.
00:44:50Oh, a gift.
00:44:53This is a friend of Lucie's.
00:44:55Oh.
00:44:56It's your first visit to London.
00:44:59You have to answer in English.
00:45:01Yes, it's my first visit to London.
00:45:04First trip to London, madame.
00:45:08You can call me Judy,
00:45:10if you want.
00:45:12What?
00:45:14Call me David.
00:45:15Thank you, sir.
00:45:20Oh, what a honey.
00:45:23Come on, everyone.
00:45:24Come in.
00:45:25Come in.
00:45:27Check this baby room.
00:45:29It's full of toys.
00:45:31I put you here
00:45:32with Lou.
00:45:34I'm with Lucie
00:45:36in my baby room.
00:45:51Do you want to sleep upstairs or downstairs?
00:45:52Downstairs.
00:45:53No, upstairs.
00:45:54Upstairs?
00:45:55Come on.
00:45:56We're tired.
00:45:58One, two, three, go!
00:46:00When Julien's grandmother called me
00:46:02before our departure,
00:46:04I didn't know that Lucie
00:46:05had made an alliance with him.
00:46:07In the end,
00:46:08everything happened as a family.
00:46:10But I had a hard time
00:46:11seeing him as a child's friend.
00:46:13Come on, Lucie!
00:46:14Come on, Julien!
00:46:16Faster!
00:46:17Bravo!
00:46:22It's you.
00:46:23It's you.
00:46:27Part three.
00:46:28To find out why true romance
00:46:30is such a wonderful thing.
00:46:33It's too unfair
00:46:34on poor Margaret Thatcher.
00:46:36There was no laughing matter.
00:46:38I know,
00:46:39but I suppose that's the point, isn't it?
00:46:41You didn't have it like this in France.
00:46:43Hey, first sex.
00:46:45Thank you, Margaret.
00:46:49Mary Jane, c'est quoi AIDS?
00:46:51AIDS, it's...
00:46:53C'est sida en anglais.
00:46:56Good morning, Doctor.
00:46:57Good morning, Mr. Hasselblad.
00:46:59Are the results of my tests back yet?
00:47:01Yes, they are.
00:47:02I'm afraid you've got AIDS
00:47:04and you're going to die.
00:47:07Oh, no!
00:47:11Can I have your stereo when you're dead?
00:47:19C'est pas mal, ça.
00:47:21For though AIDS itself may still be rare,
00:47:23the virus which causes it is spreading fast.
00:47:26Does it have a number?
00:47:29That blue thing is going to eat all the red things.
00:47:37But if we have 50,000 infected people now,
00:47:41and the trend continues as it is,
00:47:43that's what we're talking about.
00:47:45In five years' time,
00:47:47one to two million people in five years' time
00:47:49will get straight to the point of infection.
00:47:51Look at this.
00:47:53It's only then they realise they have AIDS.
00:47:56In a year or so...
00:47:57That's what it is.
00:47:58It is terrifying, the fact that it's growing so fast.
00:48:01John, Theresa, Barry, and now Sharon.
00:48:05Will she join the list?
00:48:07If Sharon sleeps with Barry,
00:48:09in effect, she'll be sleeping with everyone
00:48:11he and his partners slept with over the last eight years.
00:48:15Barry could give Sharon more than a romantic memory.
00:48:19One night of passion, and in a few years, she could be dead.
00:48:23One night of passion, and in a few years, she could be dead.
00:48:28Condom.
00:48:29Condom?
00:48:30Condom.
00:48:34That reminds me of something.
00:48:36Condom collector, Philip Kesselman.
00:48:38This is my favourite brand.
00:48:40You can see that, at different angles,
00:48:44you find that the lady on the packet is...
00:48:46He collects condoms.
00:48:48Inside there are four more packets.
00:48:53How do you open it?
00:48:54I used to collect bus tickets myself.
00:48:58You would? You're so romantic.
00:49:01Some people collect love letters.
00:49:04And it's no harm, I think, if the lady...
00:49:06Now, that's supposed to be an erection.
00:49:08You put it on and roll it slowly down the penis.
00:49:11Now, write down...
00:49:13That's disgusting.
00:49:15Would you like me to turn it off?
00:49:18Maybe, Sharon.
00:49:43Look.
00:49:44Look, it's a pool.
00:49:46A pool?
00:49:47It's a bucket.
00:49:48A bathtub.
00:49:49What do I say? A bathtub.
00:49:50A cup of coffee.
00:49:51No, but in the summer, we bathe, we put water in it.
00:49:58It's cold this morning.
00:50:02I assure you, we bathe.
00:50:05And in the winter, it's a really good hideout.
00:50:07Hello, cowboy.
00:50:13Hello.
00:50:38Are you ready to die for love?
00:50:40We're just handing out some information about AIDS.
00:50:42Are you ready to die for love?
00:50:44Are you ready to die for love?
00:50:46AIDS, they only talk about that here.
00:50:48English people are all sexually obsessed.
00:50:50Say, do you have something against us English people?
00:50:53No, no, no.
00:50:54Anyway, in France, it's exactly the same.
00:50:56Same information, same thing.
00:50:58There are so many little drawings like that.
00:51:00What's that?
00:51:01I don't know.
00:51:04No.
00:51:05Lucy?
00:51:06Hey, Lou, look.
00:51:07Put it in your pocket.
00:51:08Lou, look.
00:51:09Here.
00:51:10It's beautiful.
00:51:11It's beautiful.
00:51:20When I was little, I loved Easter.
00:51:22Children love that.
00:51:25My mother hid the eggs.
00:51:27I hide the eggs.
00:51:32Does everything repeat itself?
00:51:34The gestures, the emotions?
00:51:36Do all the women, once in their life,
00:51:38crack in front of a teenager?
00:51:40Did my mother crack?
00:51:43Or only those who have no sons?
00:52:08I don't know.
00:52:29You're crazy.
00:52:31So you're hiding eggs?
00:52:33I've learned a lot about you.
00:52:35Yes.
00:52:38Can you say that again?
00:52:43Always pajamas.
00:53:08Is it tomorrow?
00:53:21I'm here.
00:53:31Lucy.
00:53:32Is this happy Easter?
00:53:33You disgust me.
00:53:35It's because he kissed me, isn't it?
00:53:37What?
00:53:38Did you sleep with him?
00:53:40It's none of your business, Lucy.
00:53:43Good idea.
00:53:44Speak a little English.
00:53:45How do you say in your language
00:53:46kissing a 14-year-old boy?
00:53:48Minor turnover.
00:53:49Does that exist in your language?
00:53:52You're proud of my grades.
00:53:57I'm not bilingual enough to say
00:53:59the words of what you do,
00:54:00the disgusting words.
00:54:02You make me moral.
00:54:07At 15, you can do this and not that.
00:54:10Be careful, boys can hurt you
00:54:12long before they love you.
00:54:15Lucy, shut up.
00:54:16Shut up.
00:54:18I think you're jealous.
00:54:19Jealous of Morveux?
00:54:20No, I wouldn't want to.
00:54:22You're jealous because someone wants me,
00:54:25while in your eyes I'm old and finished.
00:54:32You're not old and I'm not jealous.
00:54:34But 20 years apart is really disgusting.
00:54:36You're in your parents' garden.
00:54:38Yes, in this garden
00:54:41where I flirted at your age
00:54:43with boys your age.
00:54:57I didn't do anything wrong, Ma.
00:54:59Of course you didn't.
00:55:02You never did.
00:55:04You were always my good girl.
00:55:07And brave.
00:55:09Come on.
00:55:10Let's not spoil the day for the little ones.
00:55:37Gabrielle, you couldn't see it.
00:55:41Again, move on, again, move on.
00:55:53Bravo, Henry.
00:56:01Just a little bit of that egg.
00:56:06There we go.
00:56:07It's a little bit soggy, in fact.
00:56:15I'm starving.
00:56:19OK, we're going.
00:56:22Stop kicking them.
00:56:26Excuse me.
00:56:29Sweetheart.
00:56:34Sweet boy.
00:56:36Egg.
00:56:37Very good, very good.
00:56:38Does that mean you want it?
00:56:54I don't know what to do.
00:56:56You must go away.
00:56:58I don't know where to go.
00:57:01I do.
00:57:03You must go to the island, of course.
00:57:06I'll give you the keys.
00:57:08Now, listen,
00:57:09I can take care of Lucy, and you too, if you like.
00:57:12You go with Julia.
00:57:14Love's the biggest mystery in life.
00:57:16Love's the biggest mystery in life.
00:57:39We're coming.
00:57:46We're coming.
00:57:56Where are the eggs?
00:58:00Yeah.
00:58:01Is that it?
00:58:02Yeah.
00:58:03Oh, it's hot.
00:58:05Do you know what their fish was?
00:58:09Their fish was dried lobster.
00:58:12Without mayonnaise, without oil, without anything at all.
00:58:15Just thanks to...
00:58:16Like all your stuff.
00:58:18Are you alone here?
00:58:20Yes, my little wolf.
00:58:21It's the wild life.
00:58:23No bus, no phone,
00:58:25and no school.
00:58:28It's what we call a desert island.
00:58:32Hey, tell me,
00:58:33is the guy coming back?
00:58:35George?
00:58:36Yeah.
00:58:37I'm not sure, he's English.
00:58:40Maybe in a few days.
00:58:42And is there never anyone passing by?
00:58:45Never, never.
00:58:47But we have detergent rockets.
00:58:49What is a detergent rocket?
00:58:53It's an adventure.
00:59:08If you want, you can sleep with Lou in the big bed.
00:59:10I can sleep in the little bed.
00:59:12No, no, no.
00:59:13I prefer that she sleeps here, in this bed.
00:59:16So you unzip the blankets,
00:59:18you unzip them together,
00:59:20that way it's a big bag for the two of us.
00:59:24Full moon and oil lamp.
00:59:27That's life.
00:59:38Mommy.
00:59:43Mommy.
00:59:59I want to go to the park.
01:00:05Oh, she's gone, she's gone.
01:00:07You're not going to catch her, are you?
01:00:09Yes.
01:00:10Come back.
01:00:11The water is too cold.
01:00:12Come back.
01:00:35Julien!
01:00:36Julien!
01:00:38There are three of them!
01:00:39Are you taking the basket?
01:00:42Yes.
01:00:49Mommy!
01:00:50Did you find the eggs?
01:00:52Oh, little Lou!
01:00:53Stay where you are!
01:00:55Don't move!
01:00:56We have fifteen!
01:00:57Three omelettes!
01:01:04One omelette.
01:01:06Some of them are crying like mommy.
01:01:07Did you hear that, Lou?
01:01:09Mommy.
01:01:10Mommy.
01:01:12What is it?
01:01:13It's me.
01:01:14It's you?
01:01:15Yes.
01:01:16It's you?
01:01:17Come on, it's me.
01:01:18It's you.
01:01:20Okay.
01:01:21Listen to this one.
01:01:22Listen.
01:01:24Why are you screaming?
01:01:25I'm not.
01:01:26I'm not.
01:01:27It's me.
01:01:28Stop screaming.
01:01:29It's me.
01:01:30It's me.
01:01:31Ah!
01:01:32Ah!
01:01:33Ah!
01:01:34Ah!
01:01:35Ah!
01:01:36Ah!
01:01:37Ah!
01:01:38Ah!
01:01:39Ah!
01:01:40Ah!
01:01:41Ah!
01:01:42It's me.
01:01:43It's me screaming.
01:01:44Mommy!
01:01:45Mommy!
01:01:46It's mommy.
01:01:47Mommy.
01:01:48Mommy.
01:01:49Mommy.
01:01:50I want to go back, it's too cold.
01:01:51Oh, don't leave us alone.
01:01:54Mama.
01:01:58Mama.
01:02:01Mama.
01:02:21Oh, it's disgusting.
01:02:30How beautiful she is.
01:02:33Oh, I want to touch her.
01:02:35I'm sure she's soft.
01:02:38Yes, she's soft.
01:02:51Again.
01:03:01There's a lot in my bag.
01:03:14Look at the man.
01:03:15Oh yeah?
01:03:16He's pretty.
01:03:17Oh, he lost his head.
01:03:18A brother is better than a sister.
01:03:32I love you a lot.
01:03:36Me too.
01:03:43But what can you do?
01:03:46Us.
01:03:49The two of us, Captain.
01:03:56It's nice here.
01:03:57I'd like to spend my holidays here.
01:04:12I'm too old for you.
01:04:16No.
01:04:17But there's no video games here.
01:04:22I'm happy.
01:04:25I assure you.
01:04:27Kiss me or I'll die.
01:04:39You leave him an advantage, okay?
01:04:41Yeah.
01:04:42You leave him an advantage, okay?
01:04:43Yeah.
01:04:44Come on.
01:04:52The wolf won again.
01:04:57I never know anything.
01:04:59Lucy doesn't talk much.
01:05:02What do you play?
01:05:04It depends.
01:05:05Sometimes we play Dungeons and Dragons.
01:05:08It's an imagination game, if you want.
01:05:11You have to put yourself in a character's shoes
01:05:13and live an adventure decided by the Dungeon Master.
01:05:17He's the one who directs the game.
01:05:19You don't need anything.
01:05:20Just a piece of paper, a pencil and dice.
01:05:23I'm a warrior.
01:05:24A medieval warrior.
01:05:26Or rather, an assassin.
01:05:29A medieval assassin.
01:05:31And we're in a medieval setting.
01:05:34For example, the mission is to deliver a princess
01:05:36to a prison in a castle.
01:05:41You have to succeed in delivering her
01:05:42without getting hit in the head by a monster.
01:05:45Because you can meet monsters along the way.
01:05:47Trolls, gnomes, goblins.
01:05:50You shoot everything with your dice.
01:05:51Even my dexterity, my strength, my intelligence.
01:05:55And I buy weapons.
01:05:56Swords, weapons, daggers,
01:05:58battle swords.
01:06:00Okay, so I hit.
01:06:02I see if I hit or not,
01:06:03according to the dice
01:06:04and in relation to the class of the enemy.
01:06:07If he has two,
01:06:08a shield and a string, for example,
01:06:10I have to make 18 or more dice
01:06:11with 20 faces to hit him.
01:06:13So let's say I hit him
01:06:14with a sword that makes 1 to 6.
01:06:17So it's 1 to 6 as damage.
01:06:21Otherwise, there's the PDV.
01:06:23What is a PDV?
01:06:24It's the life points.
01:06:26It's the number of points you have.
01:06:30And when it's to zero, you're dead.
01:06:34And you can get them regenerated by a magician.
01:06:36If you have a ring, regenerate it.
01:06:39Do you play this game often?
01:06:41Yes, very often.
01:06:47And when you had a husband,
01:06:48did you have fun too?
01:06:54Stand up the crabs, the tide is rising.
01:06:56Oh, it's going up fast, shit.
01:06:58We got caught, we didn't see anything.
01:06:59There's water everywhere.
01:07:00Oh, the bottom of the duvet is all wet.
01:07:02Come on, little girl, move.
01:07:03Come on, move.
01:07:08Come on.
01:07:39Come on.
01:07:50What are you doing like that?
01:07:52I don't know.
01:07:53I didn't call.
01:07:55You look like a witch.
01:07:58That's not true.
01:07:59You're a pervert.
01:08:01My mom is prettier than you.
01:08:08Your eyes, hazelnuts, autumn colors.
01:08:12And then lots of little spots of blush.
01:08:16You didn't have that in Paris.
01:08:20And then, those teeth.
01:08:23I met you with a pile of iron in them.
01:08:27Those little shadows.
01:08:29And then, those teeth.
01:08:31I met you with a pile of iron in them.
01:08:34And then, those teeth.
01:08:36And then, those teeth.
01:08:38And then, those teeth.
01:08:43It's pretty.
01:08:48And I know I won't be there
01:08:51the day you get married.
01:08:55Why do you say that?
01:08:56Because I won't be there.
01:09:02Because people don't stay together, it's not true.
01:09:05No, don't say that.
01:09:08Don't say that.
01:09:10And I love you so much
01:09:14and you never say anything.
01:09:17I don't know if it's because
01:09:20you're shy
01:09:24but I'd do anything for you.
01:09:35Anything.
01:09:38Anything.
01:09:44You'll forget me.
01:09:46No, don't say that.
01:09:48I'll never forget you.
01:09:52Even if it's not true, thank you very much.
01:09:56It's true.
01:10:00I'm so afraid of losing you.
01:10:02Me too, I'm afraid.
01:10:03But don't say it.
01:10:08It's true.
01:10:32Madeleine?
01:10:34Madeleine!
01:10:38She came to threaten me with a court-martial.
01:10:42I was the horror, the criminal against nature.
01:10:45I had ruined everything.
01:10:48Julien had to change high school.
01:10:50Lucy, too.
01:10:52In addition, Lucy's father took her back with him.
01:10:56I was a bad example.
01:10:59Goodbye, Lucy!
01:11:01Lou was left to me, but not during the holidays.
01:11:05I spent the summer alone in Paris.
01:11:08I walked, I asked myself questions.
01:11:11I tormented myself. Did he love me? Did he forget me?
01:11:16I accepted that he forgot me, but not that he despised me.
01:11:20Not that he said bad things about me.
01:11:31And then I asked myself uninteresting questions.
01:11:34Did his cousin live in that hotel where I was ashamed?
01:11:39I went there one evening. There was a man at the door.
01:11:42I wondered if it was his uncle.
01:11:46I didn't want to go there anymore.
01:11:50I saw hotels from the North everywhere,
01:11:53to the point of nausea.
01:11:57Julien never called or wrote.
01:12:01Was he in Africa, or locked up somewhere?
01:12:06Once I told him a story from when I was young.
01:12:10A passion, no correspondence.
01:12:12Remaining post at the main post on Louvre Street.
01:12:16Did he remember that story?
01:12:19I went to Louvre Street from time to time.
01:12:23I wrote to him there. Remaining post, of course.
01:12:26I didn't know where to write to him.
01:12:30I hoped to find a letter from him one day,
01:12:33but he never wrote.
01:12:35I imagined him alive and laughing,
01:12:39but it was as if he were dead.
01:12:53Then autumn came, very early that year.
01:12:59It was the beginning of spring.
01:13:03I was in the garden.
01:13:06I was in the garden.
01:13:09I was in the garden.
01:13:12I was in the garden.
01:13:15I was in the garden.
01:13:18I was in the garden.
01:13:21I was in the garden.
01:13:24I was in the garden.
01:13:28The flowers are for Lou. She's not here.
01:13:32She's with her dad.
01:13:34No, it's for you.
01:13:37Don't stay here. Come sit down.
01:13:45The dog is yours, Dad?
01:13:48He gave it to me. I even changed its name.
01:13:51It's no longer Bistro, it's Bonnie.
01:13:54How are you?
01:13:59Why didn't you sit at the table?
01:14:02I don't know. I was reading.
01:14:05I didn't know what time you'd come.
01:14:08Were you waiting for me?
01:14:11Yes.
01:14:15I don't see you much.
01:14:20But you look good.
01:14:23You're beautiful.
01:14:26I feel like you've grown.
01:14:29Not since 15 days.
01:14:33How's the new high school?
01:14:37It's OK.
01:14:39At first it was hard, but then it was OK.
01:14:42I have friends.
01:14:44Boys?
01:14:46Yes, three of them.
01:14:48They adopted me.
01:14:50Have they adopted you more than the others?
01:14:53No, they haven't.
01:14:55But there are some.
01:14:57I like him better.
01:14:59How?
01:15:02He has to be a little big,
01:15:05not too stupid,
01:15:08a little calm,
01:15:10not smoke because it stinks,
01:15:12be careful of me,
01:15:14not wear leather blouses, it's ugly,
01:15:16nor Santiago.
01:15:18He can't talk without telling his friends or his daughter.
01:15:22It's better if he doesn't go out with another girl.
01:15:25Kisses behind the trees.
01:15:28Why do you say that?
01:15:30A boy told me that going out with a girl means flirting with her.
01:15:34You know that?
01:15:36Yes.
01:15:38He told me.
01:15:40Let's not talk about that.
01:15:42Do you want me to make tea?
01:15:44Yes.
01:15:46Take the flowers.
01:15:49If you don't like gardening, you should find a gardener.
01:16:17You know, in this season, it's really not worth it.
01:16:23Maybe in the spring,
01:16:25when we celebrate your birthday,
01:16:28I'll put flowers everywhere.
01:16:30Do you want to?
01:16:31Yes.
01:16:33You know, my friends made me sign a petition for high school
01:16:36for a video game test, reflexes and concentration.
01:16:40You signed it?
01:16:42Yes, of course, it's for fun.
01:16:44I'm going to play with them, there's a room not far from the high school.
01:16:47I go from one game to another, that's why I don't make progress.
01:16:50But it's fun.
01:16:52And sometimes we go to lunch instead of lunch.
01:16:55Sometimes, instead of lunch, I read.
01:16:58I really like reading.
01:17:00I like it too.
01:17:02Reading and playing, I like both.
01:17:05Not long ago, I read Les Cumes des jours by Boris Vian.
01:17:09You liked it?
01:17:10Yes, a lot.
01:17:11Oh, I'm so happy. I loved it when you were your age.
01:17:14For me, it was passion.
01:17:16It still is, by the way.
01:17:18And I also read Dostoevsky, Le joueur.
01:17:21Definitely.
01:17:22And yes, playing is also passion.
01:17:47Yes, I got it!
01:17:57It's in the pocket.
01:18:06It's for the phone.
01:18:09Can you do something for me?
01:18:11It depends on what.
01:18:12Give me some paper.
01:18:14You have to call for me.
01:18:16Can you call this woman? I can't.
01:18:19Tell her that Julien delivered Sylvia and that you're a witness.
01:18:23And tell her that I've been trying for six months and that I just got there.
01:18:28And tell her that Sylvia... You'll remember, won't you?
01:18:31Thank you. For the phone.
01:18:34Another one on.
01:18:45Hello?
01:18:58Hello? Who is it?
01:19:00Mom and Dad aren't here?
01:19:02Oh, shit! It's too complicated.
01:19:14I'm sorry.
01:19:28Do you have a girlfriend?
01:19:30I used to.
01:19:31Who dumped the other one? Was she hot?
01:19:33She was a bourgeois.
01:19:35She had big feet, no nipples.
01:19:38She had two girls, one too big and one too small.
01:19:41But she was crazy about me.
01:19:43I let her do it, but...
01:19:46It really wasn't a big deal.
01:19:48And she wasn't young. She was really scared.
01:19:51Well, when you have to go, you have to go.