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1 00:01:24 ONE FINE MORNING
2 00:02:24 Coming.
3 00:02:25 Just a minute.
4 00:02:30 Where is the鈥?
5 00:02:32 The key?
6 00:02:33 Yes, the key.
7 00:02:34 In the lock.
8 00:02:36 You leave it in the door.
9 00:02:39 Where is the door?
10 00:02:41 The door is in front of you.
11 00:02:43 The key鈥檚 in the lock.
12 00:02:45 It鈥檚 not, fuck!
13 00:02:47 Don鈥檛 panic.
14 00:02:49 Reach out to find the doorknob.
15 00:02:51 And turn it.
16 00:02:57 I found it.
17 00:02:59 Find it? Are you turning?
18 00:03:01 Yes, wait.
19 00:03:07 Which way?
20 00:03:10 To the right.
21 00:03:13 There we go.
22 00:03:20 Hello, Dad.
23 00:03:22 Hello, honey.
24 00:03:26 Sit here.
25 00:03:32 You good?
26 00:03:33 Very good.
27 00:03:34 Despite my little problems.
28 00:03:36 And you?
29 00:03:38 I鈥檓 fine.
30 00:03:39 And the person you tend to?
31 00:03:41 I mean鈥?your child?
32 00:03:43 Linn?
33 00:03:45 Her teacher鈥檚 out sick. She鈥檚 thrilled.
34 00:03:48 That鈥檚 not too bothersome?
35 00:03:50 I hope she won鈥檛 fall behind.
36 00:03:56 Here.
37 00:03:58 And your stuff?You know what I mean.
38 00:04:01 I work a lot.
39 00:04:03 Commemorations start soon.
40 00:04:05 And I鈥檓 translatingAnnemarie Schwarzenbach鈥檚 letters.
41 00:04:09 Say again?
42 00:04:10 A Swiss-German writer.
43 00:04:12 Close with Klaus Mann.
44 00:04:14 Klaus Mann, I know that name.
45 00:04:16 Son of Thomas Mann,your favorite writer.
46 00:04:19 Yes, for goodness sake鈥?sure.
47 00:04:26 Can I help?
48 00:04:35 Put your phone down.
49 00:04:37 I鈥檓 not sure.
50 00:04:38 You never know if Leila tries calling.
51 00:04:42 Well鈥?we鈥檒l pick up.
52 00:04:45 鈥?We鈥檒l hear and pick up.鈥?Think so?
53 00:04:47 I鈥檓 not sure it works.
54 00:04:49 It works. I called before coming.
55 00:04:51 All right.
56 00:04:53 Here.
57 00:04:57 Can we go to the park? Everyone鈥檚 there!
58 00:04:59 First a kiss.
59 00:05:01 How was school?
60 00:05:03 Yeah, we did a shooter drill.
61 00:05:05 Meaning?
62 00:05:06 In case of a terrorist attack.
63 00:05:08 What do you do?
64 00:05:09 Lie down on the flooruntil the police come.
65 00:05:12 Great. That reassures me.
66 00:05:28 鈥?Yours?鈥?Yes, thanks.
67 00:05:29 Sure.
68 00:05:31 J茅r茅mie, thank the lady!
69 00:05:34 Cl茅ment?
70 00:05:37 鈥淟ady鈥? So I鈥檝e aged?
71 00:05:39 The glasses hid your face.
72 00:05:42 Handsome boy.
73 00:05:43 Thanks.
74 00:05:44 He鈥檚 grown.
75 00:05:46 鈥?You well?鈥?I am. And you?
76 00:05:48 Not at the North Pole?
77 00:05:50 No鈥?I鈥檓 just in Paris.
78 00:05:52 Less exciting than you think.
79 00:05:55 Finish translating those letters?
80 00:05:57 鈥?Remember?鈥?I read Annemarie Schwarzenbach.
81 00:06:00 鈥?I gave you a book.鈥?鈥淲here is the Land of our Promises?鈥?
82 00:06:03 I read it on a boatbetween Tasmania and Antarctica.
83 00:06:07 鈥?Like it?鈥?The book?
84 00:06:09 Yes, a lot.
85 00:06:10 鈥?And the expedition?鈥?Fine.
86 00:06:12 Except for the seasickness.
87 00:06:14 I want to hear.
88 00:06:15 You never call.
89 00:06:16 You have to.
90 00:06:17 Why me?
91 00:06:18 It鈥檚 you who leaves.
92 00:06:20 Not forever. And that鈥檚 no reason.
93 00:06:22 That鈥檚 true.
94 00:06:37 It took us one hour to reach the beach.
95 00:06:41 This was my first war experience.
96 00:06:44 At one point,we rammed into a German naval mine.
97 00:06:50 We fell into their trap.
98 00:06:52 We had to evacuate the landing craft.
99 00:06:56 The ramp was lowered.
100 00:08:48 I thought we鈥檇 snuggle a bit.
101 00:08:51 Yes.
102 00:08:52 It takes two to snuggle.
103 00:08:57 Get dressed. We have lots to do.
104 00:08:59 What?
105 00:09:00 Visit your great-grandmother.
106 00:09:02 Then your grandfather.
107 00:09:04 You can鈥檛 do that to me!
108 00:09:08 Show some enthusiasm.
109 00:09:10 You haven鈥檛 seen them in ages.
110 00:09:13 They鈥檒l be so happy.
111 00:09:15 Here.
112 00:09:30 Take it easy.
113 00:09:31 Coming!
114 00:09:37 Hello, Linn! I鈥檓 glad to see you.
115 00:09:40 Me too.
116 00:09:42 Come in.
117 00:09:43 鈥?Hello, Jacqueline.鈥?Hello, Sandra.
118 00:09:46 Can I help you?
119 00:09:48 How do you feel?
120 00:09:50 You feel okay?
121 00:09:51 Yes. I鈥檓 fine.
122 00:09:53 Not too tired?
123 00:09:54 It鈥檚 a bit difficult at times,
124 00:09:58 living.
125 00:09:59 Sometimes I go out.
126 00:10:01 To go to the hairdresser, to go鈥?
127 00:10:04 No, the pedicurist comes,the manicurist comes.
128 00:10:08 To go to the dentist.
129 00:10:09 To go for the eyes, for the ears鈥?
130 00:10:14 Everything in need of repair!
131 00:10:17 And I don鈥檛 do it all.
132 00:10:19 Because鈥?
133 00:10:22 it鈥檇 be too much.
134 00:10:24 I can鈥檛 go out always.
135 00:10:26 I can鈥檛 go down the stairs.
136 00:10:28 I need someone in front of me.
137 00:10:31 Who I follow.
138 00:10:33 I hold onto the rail, as if鈥?
139 00:10:36 I were in a cage.
140 00:10:38 It makes going out less fun.
141 00:10:41 And in the street,
142 00:10:43 when you鈥檙e in a wheelchair,people look at you differently.
143 00:10:47 Because they know you鈥檙e very old.
144 00:10:50 But people are nice.
145 00:10:54 鈥淧oor lady, in her wheelchair.鈥?
146 00:10:59 I鈥檓 fine. I鈥檓 always at ease.
147 00:11:03 You mustn鈥檛 let people take pity on you.
148 00:11:06 They mustn鈥檛 take pity.
149 00:11:09 You must show you鈥檙e there.
150 00:11:12 That you are a living person.
151 00:11:15 Pity, forget that.
152 00:11:17 Never accept pity.
153 00:11:25 See Leila this week?
154 00:11:27 Actually it was a while ago.
155 00:11:30 You鈥檙e happywhen you鈥檙e with her.
156 00:11:32 Very happy.
157 00:11:34 鈥?I always fear鈥?鈥?She stops coming?
158 00:11:37 That鈥檚 it.
159 00:11:38 You know she loves you.
160 00:11:40 Yes, really.
161 00:11:42 But, she has a lot of鈥?
162 00:11:45 Obligations.
163 00:11:46 Yes鈥?exactly.
164 00:11:49 She still comes every week.
165 00:11:52 I finished my drawing. It鈥檚 for you.
166 00:11:55 Thank you.
167 00:11:58 Excuse me, honey, but it hurts.
168 00:12:00 鈥?Need the bathroom?鈥?Yes!
169 00:12:05 I鈥檒l take you.
170 00:12:13 The bowl鈥檚 there.
171 00:12:15 No, this way.
172 00:12:17 You鈥檙e good?
173 00:12:18 Yes, don鈥檛 worry about me.
174 00:12:43 Not answering?
175 00:12:46 My father.
176 00:12:47 鈥?Maybe he has a problem?鈥?Of course he does.
177 00:12:50 It鈥檚 not nice.
178 00:12:53 I鈥檒l call him back, okay?
179 00:12:56 Can I taste?
180 00:12:59 Thanks.
181 00:13:02 Give it back?
182 00:13:04 So good.
183 00:13:05 Give it!
184 00:13:06 No, it鈥檚 my ice cream!
185 00:13:10 His condition is deteriorating.
186 00:13:13 Can鈥檛 use the bathroom, put on pajamas.
187 00:13:15 Hallucinations.
188 00:13:17 Your father needs more than 1, 2,
189 00:13:19 even 3 visits a day.He needs full-time care.
190 00:13:24 The only choice is a home.
191 00:13:26 You agree, don鈥檛 you?
192 00:13:28 Yes.
193 00:13:30 Leila and your auntwant a private nursing home.
194 00:13:34 But a good place in Parisis unaffordable.
195 00:13:39 No professor pension covers it.
196 00:13:41 And no one in the family can pay.
197 00:13:44 I visited two inexpensive private ones,
198 00:13:48 and they鈥檙e cash cows.
199 00:13:49 It鈥檚 awful.
200 00:13:51 The papers are full of horror stories.
201 00:13:54 I put some aside for you.
202 00:13:57 Thanks.
203 00:13:58 I have the names of two public homes.
204 00:14:02 One in the 18th seems possible.
205 00:14:05 Anyway鈥?brace yourself, it鈥檚 no fun.
206 00:14:08 Your father may be GAL 1.
207 00:14:11 Meaning?
208 00:14:12 Autonomy level.
209 00:14:14 1 is the maximum.
210 00:14:16 He鈥檒l be with much older patients,Alzheimer鈥檚鈥?
211 00:14:20 The ones I saw were zombies.
212 00:14:23 But since he can鈥檛 see,maybe he won鈥檛 realize.
213 00:14:27 Thanks.
214 00:14:29 Public homeshave very long waiting lists.
215 00:14:32 One or two years.
216 00:14:34 Someone must die to free a bed.
217 00:14:36 Privates oneshave shorter waiting lists.
218 00:14:39 We鈥檒l have to give up his apartment.
219 00:14:41 And decide what to do with his stuff.
220 00:14:45 Is it that urgent?
221 00:14:46 Sure is!
222 00:14:48 If we pay 5,000 a month,we need money.
223 00:14:52 We can鈥檛 waste his retirement
224 00:14:54 on an apartment he鈥檒l never go back to.
225 00:14:58 What about his books?
226 00:15:00 I don鈥檛 know.
227 00:15:02 Give them away.
228 00:15:04 Or throw them away.
229 00:15:05 Throw them away?
230 00:15:06 Burn them while you鈥檙e at it!
231 00:15:09 You take them!
232 00:15:10 You kidding?You鈥檝e seen my bookshelves!
233 00:15:13 Your basement?
234 00:15:14 It鈥檚 filled to the brim!
235 00:15:17 His books are his life.
236 00:15:18 I know, what can we do?
237 00:15:22 An hour by foot back to base.
238 00:15:25 It was getting cold, with the wind.
239 00:15:28 Below 30.
240 00:15:29 I didn鈥檛 look before going out.
241 00:15:32 We were plastered.
242 00:15:33 Then I heard a noise.
243 00:15:36 Actually, I felt it.
244 00:15:39 A dull thud.
245 00:15:41 Then a second one, louder.
246 00:15:44 The ice under our feet shook a little.
247 00:15:47 Yannick and I looked at each other.
248 00:15:50 It took us a while,but we understood.
249 00:15:53 What was it?
250 00:15:55 Yannick said it first.
251 00:15:57 鈥淥nly a sea leopard can thump so hard.鈥?
252 00:16:00 It was following us for a while.
253 00:16:02 A sea leopard.
254 00:16:05 What鈥檚 that?
255 00:16:07 A ferocious predator.
256 00:16:10 The Antarctic floe is his.
257 00:16:12 You鈥檙e joking.You鈥檙e teasing me.
258 00:16:15 Not at all.
259 00:16:16 They know they dominate the food chain.
260 00:16:20 They eat penguins, seals, walruses鈥?
261 00:16:23 They avoid humans when we鈥檙e ashore.
262 00:16:26 But if they mistake you for a penguin,they won鈥檛 overthink it.
263 00:16:30 No way!
264 00:16:31 I鈥檓 serious.
265 00:16:33 Google it, you鈥檒l see.
266 00:16:37 Are your wife and son okaywith your travels?
267 00:16:40 Not always.My travels are very far, very long.
268 00:16:43 It鈥檚 romantic too.
269 00:16:45 That鈥檚 not how Val茅rie sees it.
270 00:16:47 You don鈥檛 mention her often.I saw her only once.
271 00:16:50 So ask me questions.
272 00:16:53 Been together long?
273 00:16:54 About 10 years.
274 00:16:56 And鈥?are things good?
275 00:16:58 Fair, to be honest.
276 00:17:00 All your travels?
277 00:17:03 Well, not just that.
278 00:17:05 We鈥檝e grown apart.
279 00:17:07 Are you still in love?
280 00:17:10 Are we in love?
281 00:17:12 Why do you laugh?
282 00:17:13 The way you asked.
283 00:17:15 You鈥檝e met no one?
284 00:17:16 Me? No.
285 00:17:18 Hard to believe.
286 00:17:19 But true.
287 00:17:20 Not since Julian died?
288 00:17:22 No one in 5 years.
289 00:17:24 The memory of him holds you back?
290 00:17:26 No, I don鈥檛 think so.
291 00:17:28 I just feel my love life is behind me.
292 00:17:32 Stop talking like an old lady.
293 00:17:35 You can still love and be loved.
294 00:17:41 Bye.
295 00:18:58 Readers enjoy positive emotions.
296 00:19:01 But the study showsthat the strongest emotion is anger.
297 00:19:05 Articles that make readers angry
298 00:19:08 are 30% more likely鈥?
299 00:19:17 Sandra Kienzler?
300 00:19:19 Georg Kienzler鈥檚 daughter?
301 00:19:21 Yes.
302 00:19:22 He said you were a translator.I was a student of his.
303 00:19:26 He was amazing.I still reread his lectures.
304 00:19:29 That鈥檒l make him happy.
305 00:19:30 Can I have his email?I鈥檇 like to write him.
306 00:19:33 Yes鈥?I鈥檒l give you mine.
307 00:19:36 He has a hard time reading.
308 00:19:40 Just write me and I鈥檒l read it to him.
309 00:19:44 Is he okay?
310 00:19:46 He has health issues.
311 00:19:48 Nothing too serious, I hope.
312 00:19:50 It鈥檚鈥?
313 00:19:53 It鈥檚 a disease.
314 00:19:56 Sorry, goodbye.
315 00:20:03 Do you agree?
316 00:20:05 Things can鈥檛 continue like this.
317 00:20:08 It鈥檚 too difficult for youto live alone here.
318 00:20:11 Yes.
319 00:20:13 You can鈥檛 find your bearings.
320 00:20:15 You have panic attacks, you feel lost.
321 00:20:19 That鈥檚 right.
322 00:20:20 So we must find a solution.
323 00:20:23 Together. Because you鈥檙e suffering.
324 00:20:26 Yes.
325 00:20:29 What do you suggest?
326 00:20:32 Moving you somewhere you鈥檒l feel safe,
327 00:20:34 where you鈥檒l be tended to.
328 00:20:36 A hospital stayuntil a long-term solution is found.
329 00:20:41 You agree, Mr. Kienzler?
330 00:20:44 鈥淎gree鈥濃€?
331 00:20:47 I find the word a bit abusive.
332 00:20:52 What would be more appropriate?
333 00:20:59 鈥?For Mr. Kienzler?鈥?Yes, here.
334 00:21:01 鈥?You are鈥?鈥?His ex-wife.
335 00:21:04 His companion.
336 00:21:07 His sister, his daughters.
337 00:21:09 His doctor.
338 00:21:11 And Mr. Kienzler.
339 00:21:13 Honey, the paramedics are here.
340 00:21:15 They鈥檒l take you to hospital.
341 00:21:19 I鈥檒l come with you in the ambulance.
342 00:21:22 I鈥檒l stay with you the whole time.
343 00:21:25 Can he walk?
344 00:21:26 He can walk, but not down the stairs.
345 00:21:29 Fine, we鈥檒l use the wheelchair.
346 00:21:33 I鈥檒l pack his bag.
347 00:21:36 We鈥檒l put you in the chair.
348 00:22:10 I have to tell you!
349 00:22:11 I did my first ANV-Cop 21 mission.
350 00:22:14 鈥?What鈥檚 that?鈥?A non-violent ecologist group.
351 00:22:16 Lovely.
352 00:22:17 鈥?So?鈥?I took down a portrait of Macron.
353 00:22:21 What?
354 00:22:23 We had to go 3 hours earlyfor non-violence training.
355 00:22:27 They explainedthe mission wasn鈥檛 strictly legal,
356 00:22:30 and we risked 5 years in jailand a 75,000-euro fine.
357 00:22:33 She votes Macronthen takes down his portrait.
358 00:22:36 You voted Macron too.
359 00:22:38 With a gun to my head.It wasn鈥檛 a vote of approval.
360 00:22:41 Neither was mine.
361 00:22:43 You can be for and againstat the same time.
362 00:22:47 It鈥檚 complex thought.
363 00:22:48 It鈥檚 complex. You can鈥檛 understand.
364 00:22:52 We got to City Hall,greeted with open arms.
365 00:22:57 Then we realized we didn鈥檛 have the鈥?
366 00:23:00 screwdriver to take it down.
367 00:23:03 We found a hardware store.
368 00:23:04 Then we fled.
369 00:23:05 Except I had a hard time running,with my knees.
370 00:23:10 Excuse me.My father鈥檚 been waiting 5 hours.
371 00:23:13 We鈥檒l be right with you.
372 00:23:17 What do they want?Are they Nazis?
373 00:23:22 No, Dad, it鈥檚 just the ER.
374 00:23:25 How about Leila?
375 00:23:27 鈥?What鈥檚 she up to?鈥?Waiting next door.
376 00:23:30 It mustn鈥檛 happen to her too.
377 00:23:32 Nothing will happen to her.
378 00:23:34 I鈥檒l go get her.
379 00:23:37 鈥?See you.鈥?Yes!
380 00:23:43 He鈥檚 asking for you.
381 00:23:54 Leila鈥檚 with him.
382 00:23:56 I鈥檓 going.The babysitter鈥檚 waiting.
383 00:23:58 I鈥檓 going too.
384 00:23:59 Go on, we鈥檒l stay.
385 00:24:01 Can I take a sip?
386 00:24:02 I saw something on TV about ERs.
387 00:24:05 The United Statesno longer has ER problems.
388 00:24:08 Ouch.
389 00:24:09 They had an idea: they put ERs in malls.
390 00:24:13 Medical booths with nursesfor small emergencies.
391 00:24:16 You have to pay. People go to shop.
392 00:24:19 That way,hospital ERs aren鈥檛 overburdened.
393 00:24:21 And hospitals cost a fortune there.
394 00:24:24 I鈥檒l leave you.
395 00:24:25 Me too.
396 00:24:37 Hey.
397 00:24:38 It鈥檚 not a bad time?
398 00:24:40 No, quiet day.
399 00:24:42 I wanted to see your workplace.
400 00:24:44 Good thinking.
401 00:24:50 This flooris for terrestrial colleagues.
402 00:24:53 They like rocks.
403 00:24:54 I like rocks too, but ours are smaller.
404 00:24:58 鈥?Low-tech for cutting-edge research.鈥?Disappointing, right?
405 00:25:01 Most analyses are done elsewhere.
406 00:25:04 Here we work our brainsand prepare samples for tests.
407 00:25:09 This is the extraterrestrial floor.
408 00:25:13 We leave the world of rational beings.
409 00:25:22 Meet Aur茅lie.We鈥檝e worked together for 15 years.
410 00:25:24 Sandra, a friend who wanted to visit.
411 00:25:27 鈥?Finish prepping?鈥?I finally adjusted the beam.
412 00:25:31 Notice the MEB鈥檚 stabilization problem?
413 00:25:34 You get a good image, adjust it,
414 00:25:36 then lose it.You have to start over.
415 00:25:38 Is your support conducive enough?
416 00:25:41 You鈥檙e asking me that?
417 00:25:42 Yes, it was conducive enough.
418 00:25:46 It鈥檚 always me doingthe last-minute adjustments.
419 00:25:49 Last time it was me.
420 00:25:51 Last time we couldn鈥檛 get our bearingswith your images.
421 00:25:55 You did a rush job.
422 00:25:57 I鈥檓 off.
423 00:25:58 I鈥檒l bring them the sample tonight,seal it.
424 00:26:01 Cross-section tomorrow morning.
425 00:26:04 Goodbye.
426 00:26:10 So this is where you work?
427 00:26:14 It seems relaxed.
428 00:26:15 That depends. Things can get tense.
429 00:26:18 Why?
430 00:26:19 Fear of fucking up an experiment,
431 00:26:21 losing a precious sample,
432 00:26:23 failing to grasp an obvious result.
433 00:26:26 Do you want to seethe mass spectrometer?
434 00:26:29 The what?
435 00:26:30 It analyzes matter.Prettiest instrument in the world.
436 00:26:33 I鈥檇 love to.
437 00:26:34 Come.
438 00:26:43 It means nothing to you.
439 00:26:44 It鈥檚 an ion microprobe.
440 00:26:46 Not the latest model,but it鈥檚 what we need.
441 00:26:52 We put samples there,
442 00:26:53 run tests here
443 00:26:55 and images appear on that screen.
444 00:26:58 For example,that micrometeorite shaving
445 00:27:01 is brought hereafter synchrotron analysis.
446 00:27:03 This machine runs additional tests.
447 00:27:06 Isotopic imaging, for example.
448 00:27:08 Isotopic imaging, of course.
449 00:27:15 I鈥檓 off.
450 00:27:17 I told Linn I鈥檇 go to her fencing class.
451 00:27:23 Thanks.
452 00:27:38 I thought you were leaving.
453 00:27:40 Not if you kiss me.
454 00:27:41 You kissed me!
455 00:27:43 No way!
456 00:27:45 Never crossed my mind.
457 00:27:47 You鈥檙e my friend.
458 00:27:49 Look how you did it, like this.
459 00:27:52 Nonsense! You鈥檙e such a liar.
460 00:27:55 鈥?The guy who pounces and鈥?鈥?鈥淭he guy鈥?
461 00:27:58 You want to see how a guy pounces?
462 00:28:00 Let鈥檚 see.
463 00:28:15 You often get slammed against walls?
464 00:28:19 鈥?Not by an astrophysicist.鈥?A cosmo-chemist.
465 00:28:21 A cosmo-chemist, sorry.
466 00:28:24 Nope, first time.
467 00:28:28 Can we meet up again soon?
468 00:28:32 We can consider it.
469 00:29:14 You got here late!
470 00:29:17 Sorry, honey.
471 00:29:19 Problem with the subway.
472 00:29:24 You did well.
473 00:29:26 Like a pro.
474 00:29:44 I had no idea he kept so much stuff.
475 00:29:48 Why these miniature cars?
476 00:29:50 He collected them, like the knives.
477 00:29:53 He鈥檒l like having them at hospital.
478 00:29:55 Think they鈥檒l let himwalk around with knives?
479 00:30:00 So at least the cars!
480 00:30:03 That pile we left downstairswith the broken furniture鈥?
481 00:30:07 All gone in an hour.
482 00:30:09 Of course.
483 00:30:10 Want his pens?
484 00:30:14 Take them.I don鈥檛 use fountain pens.
485 00:30:17 I鈥檒l take this one.
486 00:30:19 鈥?Want this?鈥?No thanks.
487 00:30:26 Come now!
488 00:30:27 This?
489 00:30:28 No, thanks.
490 00:30:29 Come on, make an effort.
491 00:30:32 Who鈥檚 taking the sailboat?
492 00:30:35 鈥?Not me.鈥?Me neither.
493 00:30:38 What about the books?
494 00:30:39 I鈥檒l deal with it.I鈥檒l contact his former students.
495 00:30:49 Who鈥檚 that?
496 00:30:51 J茅r茅mie鈥檚 father.
497 00:30:53 He鈥檚 coming for dinner.
498 00:30:55 Why?
499 00:30:56 Why not?
500 00:31:07 It鈥檚 for you.
501 00:31:09 Thanks.
502 00:31:11 How nice!
503 00:31:16 A cardboard house.You have to assemble it.
504 00:31:18 The light on the roofis powered by solar energy.
505 00:31:23 There you go.
506 00:31:25 When it鈥檚 sunny, put it by the window.
507 00:31:28 Then you can turn it on at night.
508 00:31:32 Goodnight.
509 00:31:41 Goodnight.
510 00:31:43 Goodnight, Mom.
511 00:31:45 Sleep well.
512 00:31:53 Come.
513 00:32:02 I鈥檓 thirsty.
514 00:32:49 Come.
515 00:33:11 I鈥檝e forgotten how.
516 00:33:12 You can鈥檛 forget.
517 00:33:14 I did.
518 00:33:16 It鈥檚 easy.
519 00:33:47 How could this bodystay asleep for so long?
520 00:33:58 I have to go.
521 00:34:00 Yes.
522 00:34:03 You seem sad.
523 00:34:04 No, I鈥檓 not sad.
524 00:34:12 It鈥檚 tough for me, you know?
525 00:34:33 Going for a walk, Dad?
526 00:34:36 It鈥檚 Sandra, your daughter.
527 00:34:39 Sandra, honey!
528 00:34:40 Come.
529 00:34:42 Is it raining here, right now?
530 00:34:44 It鈥檚 not raining. We鈥檙e in your room.
531 00:34:47 Okay. Phew.
532 00:34:49 Are the caregivers nice?
533 00:34:51 Yes, you can say that鈥?
534 00:34:54 Hello Mr. Kienzler.
535 00:34:56 I鈥檒l take your blood pressure.
536 00:35:22 So I don鈥檛 get it.Why are we waiting?
537 00:35:25 There are people who talk, talk, talk.
538 00:35:28 We don鈥檛 care because鈥?
539 00:35:30 we鈥檙e chatting quietly.
540 00:35:32 But there are others here, there鈥?
541 00:35:38 There鈥檚 no one else in the room.
542 00:35:41 That鈥檚 what鈥檚 weird.
543 00:35:46 We鈥檙e not in a waiting room.
544 00:35:48 We鈥檙e in your room.
545 00:35:52 We鈥檙e at H么tel-Dieu,
546 00:35:53 in your room.
547 00:35:54 You鈥檝e been here a weekand I came to visit.
548 00:35:57 Okay.
549 00:35:59 Sometimes there鈥檚 a film,like yesterday,
550 00:36:01 another, all that鈥?
551 00:36:03 The films began and鈥?
552 00:36:07 With a beginning, middle, end?
553 00:36:10 Now there鈥檚 nothing.
554 00:36:12 That鈥檚 what I don鈥檛 understand.
555 00:36:14 There鈥檚 no program here.
556 00:36:16 But you have visits.
557 00:36:17 It鈥檚 a weird feeling.
558 00:36:19 As if something were missing鈥?
559 00:36:22 This feeling is very strong.
560 00:36:24 It weighs on me.
561 00:36:27 Because鈥?I wait for鈥?
562 00:36:29 the thing that should come鈥?
563 00:36:31 And it doesn鈥檛.
564 00:36:32 And the two of us, we don鈥檛 even know鈥?
565 00:36:35 when it will stop.
566 00:36:38 Or begin.
567 00:37:02 How long do you have?
568 00:37:04 2 hours.
569 00:37:05 No time to lose!
570 00:37:07 Shy girl who forgot how to make love.
571 00:37:18 You鈥檙e quiet.
572 00:37:20 What are you thinking?
573 00:37:22 I鈥檇 never have thought鈥?
574 00:37:24 That I was a sexual creature?
575 00:37:28 That it was possible between us.
576 00:37:31 That I could desire you so much.
577 00:37:33 I didn鈥檛 exist.
578 00:37:36 You were my friend.
579 00:37:39 Your friendwho patiently saw you home at night,
580 00:37:42 who dried your tears.
581 00:37:44 My friend with a wife and son
582 00:37:47 who never let things show.
583 00:37:50 I didn鈥檛 have the right.
584 00:37:53 And now you do?
585 00:37:55 I seized it.
586 00:37:58 Life is short.
587 00:38:02 Not afraid of going astray?
588 00:38:05 You鈥檙e very sure of yourself.
589 00:38:07 Not at all.
590 00:38:09 Remember, you kissed me first.
591 00:38:11 What?
592 00:38:12 The nerve of you!
593 00:38:23 The poets I鈥檒l keep.
594 00:38:25 The dictionaries too.
595 00:38:27 You said 2 crates. Now you鈥檙e at 8.
596 00:38:30 Who鈥檒l transport them?
597 00:38:31 I鈥檒l manage.
598 00:38:34 Remember this?
599 00:38:37 No.
600 00:38:38 Dad鈥檚 friend鈥檚 house in the C茅vennes.We went a few times.
601 00:38:42 No.
602 00:38:43 You鈥檝e forgotten everything
603 00:38:45 that happened to usfrom birth to the age of 20.
604 00:38:49 True.
605 00:38:58 I remember my professional life,but my private life鈥?
606 00:39:02 total blackout.
607 00:39:04 You realize the enormity of that?
608 00:39:06 I wasn鈥檛 too happy with your father,
609 00:39:08 so forgetting was a way of鈥?
610 00:39:10 getting some distance.
611 00:39:14 What about us? You throwthe babies out with the bathwater.
612 00:39:19 Why didn鈥檛 you leave him earlier?
613 00:39:21 For you.
614 00:39:23 I was afraid he鈥檇 kill himself.
615 00:39:25 Enough suicide in the family.
616 00:39:30 It鈥檚 here!
617 00:39:31 We weren鈥檛 sure.
618 00:39:41 What will you put them in?
619 00:39:43 Large bags.More are on the way.
620 00:39:45 Great.
621 00:39:46 Hurry up,Sandra is taking the best books.
622 00:39:49 It鈥檚 normal, he鈥檚 her father.
623 00:39:51 Thanks for reminding her.
624 00:39:59 Romy!
625 00:40:19 What do you want to do?
626 00:40:21 Nothing.
627 00:40:22 Want to go out?
628 00:40:24 Your wife鈥檚 away,so you want to go out.
629 00:40:26 Don鈥檛 want to?
630 00:40:28 Aren鈥檛 we fine here?
631 00:40:29 Making love, eating, sleepingis enough.
632 00:40:32 Not for me.
633 00:40:33 If we never leave the bed,I鈥檒l get bored.
634 00:40:37 So here we are.
635 00:40:39 You鈥檝e had enough.
636 00:40:40 Already.
637 00:40:41 I have a passion for your body,maybe you noticed?
638 00:40:44 But it鈥檚 not all I like.
639 00:40:46 I also enjoy talking.
640 00:40:48 Talking?
641 00:40:50 Okay. What about?
642 00:40:52 Don鈥檛 be hypersensitive.
643 00:40:54 You want to talk.
644 00:40:55 Go on, I鈥檓 all ears.
645 00:40:57 鈥?You鈥檇 prefer I only want your ass?鈥?Maybe.
646 00:41:00 Charming.
647 00:41:01 I guess I鈥檓 just a sex object for you.
648 00:41:03 No, but unlike you,I haven鈥檛 had my fill.
649 00:41:06 I never said I鈥檇 had mine.
650 00:41:08 You鈥檙e bored.
651 00:41:09 You鈥檙e being a pain!
652 00:41:11 I desire you nonstop.
653 00:41:13 What you want to do?Museum? Exhibition?
654 00:41:15 鈥?It鈥檚 not insulting.鈥?It is.
655 00:41:17 You鈥檙e totally crazy. Come here!
656 00:41:19 Come here, you fury!
657 00:41:23 Yuck!
658 00:41:43 Like them?
659 00:41:58 You鈥檙e going to sulk until I leave?
660 00:42:00 Yes.
661 00:42:43 Let鈥檚 go back.
662 00:42:45 What for?
663 00:42:46 Guess.
664 00:42:48 Not afraid of getting bored?
665 00:42:50 Come now鈥?
666 00:42:52 It hurts to know you鈥檒l see your wife.
667 00:42:55 I don鈥檛 like knowing you lie to her.
668 00:42:57 It鈥檚 a nightmare.I try not to burden you.
669 00:43:02 You鈥檙e happy with me?
670 00:43:04 So happy!
671 00:43:06 That鈥檚 what makes it so hard.
672 00:43:19 I can鈥檛 go if you turn me on.
673 00:43:21 Right. I don鈥檛 want you to leave.
674 00:43:24 Stay with me.
675 00:43:29 You鈥檒l write?
676 00:43:31 Yes, of course.
677 00:43:39 Don鈥檛 forget me.
678 00:43:45 Is there something shiny?
679 00:43:49 It鈥檚 the light.
680 00:43:51 鈥?Shall I turn it off?鈥?Yes, I鈥檇 like that.
681 00:44:01 What do you see in here?
682 00:44:03 Do you see me?
683 00:44:04 Of course, I see you, yes.
684 00:44:07 What else?
685 00:44:09 Except you鈥?some objects.
686 00:44:12 Obviously. And鈥?
687 00:44:15 you. I mean鈥?
688 00:44:17 your person鈥?
689 00:44:20 and so鈥?
690 00:44:22 How about my dress?
691 00:44:23 Do you see it?
692 00:44:25 Yours?
693 00:44:26 Yes, mine.
694 00:44:28 I see it very well.
695 00:44:31 Can you see the pattern?
696 00:44:35 The flowers?
697 00:44:36 Yes, that鈥檚 it.
698 00:44:42 Is my hair short or long?
699 00:44:45 What?
700 00:44:46 My hair. Is it short or long?
701 00:44:51 You have clothing.
702 00:44:55 Look at my face to see my hair.
703 00:44:58 Can you see if it鈥檚 short or long?
704 00:45:04 It could be long.
705 00:45:08 It鈥檚 short actually.
706 00:45:10 All right.
707 00:45:13 And your children? Are they well?
708 00:45:17 Linn鈥檚 at camp. She loves it.
709 00:45:19 She says she doesn鈥檛 miss me.
710 00:45:22 It annoys me.
711 00:45:24 She comes back tomorrowand we leave.
712 00:45:28 Elodie rented a place in Normandy.
713 00:45:30 She invited us.
714 00:45:33 So鈥?
715 00:45:35 I won鈥檛 see you for two weeks.
716 00:45:37 I鈥檒l see you when I鈥檓 back.
717 00:45:40 All right?
718 00:45:43 Yes.
719 00:46:21 Can we play Scrabble?
720 00:46:23 I want to rest.
721 00:46:24 You never play with me!
722 00:46:26 You kidding?
723 00:46:27 You promised Scrabble today.
724 00:46:35 鈥?Steam.鈥?Stem.
725 00:46:36 Destem.
726 00:46:39 That doesn鈥檛 exist!
727 00:46:41 It does!
728 00:46:42 What does it mean?
729 00:46:43 It means:
730 00:46:45 鈥淩emove the stemfrom a cluster of fruit鈥?
731 00:46:48 That鈥檚 cheating!
732 00:46:50 She checks outall the combinations on her phone.
733 00:46:53 Your turn, Mommy.
734 00:46:55 Try to do better.
735 00:46:57 It won鈥檛 be easy.
736 00:47:01 SEX COCK
737 00:47:03 Why are you laughing?
738 00:47:05 Stop, you鈥檙e cheating!
739 00:47:08 I found something.
740 00:47:11 Exit.
741 00:47:13 11, 12, 13鈥?
742 00:47:19 鈥?There!鈥?I saw it!
743 00:47:22 I always miss the shooting stars.
744 00:47:25 It was beautiful.
745 00:47:26 鈥?There!鈥?Where?
746 00:47:29 That鈥檚 an airplane.
747 00:47:32 Want to know where it鈥檚 going?
748 00:47:37 There are no more shooting stars.
749 00:47:40 That one is London-Johannesburg.
750 00:47:43 And that one?
751 00:47:44 Where is Johannesburg?
752 00:47:45 It鈥檚 in South Africa.
753 00:47:47 And that one?
754 00:47:49 Tenerife-Amsterdam.
755 00:47:50 I鈥檓 going to bed.
756 00:47:52 Can I sleep in your bed?
757 00:47:54 If you want to.
758 00:47:58 Reykjavik-Milan!
759 00:47:59 Can鈥檛 you put down your phone?
760 00:48:18 The heat here is overwhelming.
761 00:48:20 I swim every morning at dawn,when the beach is empty.
762 00:48:23 Then I go find J茅r茅mie.
763 00:48:25 He wakes up early too.
764 00:48:28 We go on long walks, never the same.
765 00:48:30 We gather plants.I teach him to recognize them.
766 00:48:34 The rest of the time,I can鈥檛 think, read or sleep.
767 00:48:40 When I close my eyes, I see your face.
768 00:48:42 I see your eyes.
769 00:48:44 I want to kiss them.
770 00:48:46 Your mouth. I want to devour it.
771 00:48:49 I want to bite your lips over and over,
772 00:48:52 and slowly move down your neck,
773 00:48:57 your shoulders,still moving down slowly.
774 00:49:00 Your breasts, to cherish them.I love them so.
775 00:49:05 To lose myself in you,
776 00:49:07 my sweet love.
777 00:49:14 My body aches, it hurts.
778 00:49:17 You鈥檙e growing.
779 00:49:19 School鈥檚 on Monday.Time to sleep.
780 00:49:22 I don鈥檛 want to sleep.
781 00:50:09 Mom?
782 00:50:11 There you are.
783 00:50:13 Hello, Dad.
784 00:50:20 The doctor and the social workerharassed me to move him.
785 00:50:24 They found him someplace awful.I screamed at them.
786 00:50:30 They said: 鈥淵ou take him.鈥?I said we divorced 20 years ago.
787 00:50:39 Goodbye, Mr. Kienzler.
788 00:50:40 Goodbye, ma鈥檃m.
789 00:50:41 I hope they鈥檒l take good care of youat the new hospital.
790 00:50:45 Yes, thank you.
791 00:50:47 Your father is a lovely man.
792 00:50:49 You鈥檙e lucky.
793 00:50:51 Thank you.
794 00:51:14 The Kienzler family?
795 00:51:16 I鈥檒l show you his room.
796 00:51:31 Ma鈥檃m?
797 00:51:36 You鈥檙e putting him here?
798 00:51:38 She鈥檚 dead in the other bed.
799 00:51:39 She鈥檚 not dead. She鈥檚 fine.
800 00:51:43 Really?
801 00:51:46 If we have no choice.
802 00:51:51 Take a seat.
803 00:52:02 What can you tell meabout Mr. Kienzler?
804 00:52:04 He has a neurodegenerative disease,
805 00:52:06 Benson鈥檚 Syndrome.
806 00:52:08 He was diagnosed 5 years ago.He was still working.
807 00:52:11 His profession?
808 00:52:12 Philosophy professor.
809 00:52:15 How did it manifest itself?
810 00:52:17 He couldn鈥檛 read,but his vision hadn鈥檛 deteriorated.
811 00:52:20 He began having difficultyfinding his bearings.
812 00:52:24 Simple acts became complicatedif not impossible.
813 00:52:27 He became more and more confused.
814 00:52:30 Now he can鈥檛 do anything alone.
815 00:52:32 It pained him to accepthis brain was going haywire.
816 00:52:35 Because his entire life
817 00:52:37 was devoted to鈥?
818 00:52:40 the act of thinking.
819 00:52:41 Clarity and rigor obsessed him.
820 00:52:44 He tried working to the end!
821 00:52:46 A year ago, he was still working.He memorized his lectures
822 00:52:50 and dictated corrections to his mother,who at 98 is lucid.
823 00:52:54 And to his companion Leila.
824 00:52:57 鈥?He has a companion?鈥?For 5 years. They鈥檙e close.
825 00:53:01 She has health issues,so she can鈥檛 take him in.
826 00:53:03 May I ask a question?
827 00:53:05 How do you die of this disease?
828 00:53:08 You usually diebecause you become bedridden.
829 00:53:13 We have another room, if you want.
830 00:53:16 Great.
831 00:53:34 Val茅rie knows about us.
832 00:53:38 Really?
833 00:53:39 I told her.
834 00:53:42 I couldn鈥檛 anymore.
835 00:53:44 What did you say?
836 00:53:45 The truth.
837 00:53:47 That I was in love with you.
838 00:53:51 She was dignified and threw me out.
839 00:53:58 How about your son?
840 00:54:01 He doesn鈥檛 know.
841 00:54:05 He must sense something.
842 00:54:09 How did you explain leaving?
843 00:54:11 We said I was going awaya few days for work.
844 00:54:17 A few days.
845 00:54:20 And then?
846 00:54:22 Then I don鈥檛 know.
847 00:54:26 For now, I鈥檓 here.
848 00:54:34 You鈥檒l sleep here tonight?
849 00:54:36 If you鈥檒l have me.
850 00:54:51 Mommy鈥?
851 00:54:55 I鈥檓 not alone. Cl茅ment is here too.
852 00:55:15 You know what Cl茅ment does?
853 00:55:17 No, what?
854 00:55:18 Astrophysicist.
855 00:55:20 Cosmo-chemist!
856 00:55:21 Okay, cosmo-chemist!
857 00:55:23 They鈥檙e studying the planets at school.
858 00:55:26 You go into space?
859 00:55:27 That鈥檚 astronauts. I stay on earth.
860 00:55:30 But I go to remote areasto collect extraterrestrial dust.
861 00:55:34 It falls all over earth,in oceans, everywhere.
862 00:55:37 It comes from comets or asteroids.
863 00:55:39 They enter the atmosphere,leaving a long trail.
864 00:55:43 Ever see a shooting star?
865 00:55:45 Shooting stars aren鈥檛 really stars.
866 00:55:47 They鈥檙e little particles of dust
867 00:55:50 a few millimeters long.
868 00:55:51 I look for them, I gather them,
869 00:55:53 and I analyze them here.
870 00:55:55 I know all the planetsin the solar system.
871 00:55:58 Go on.
872 00:55:59 Saturn, Uranus,
873 00:56:00 Venus,
874 00:56:03 Mercury,
875 00:56:04 Jupiter, Mars.
876 00:56:06 And also鈥?Nep鈥?
877 00:56:10 Neptune!
878 00:56:11 Good job.
879 00:56:13 Now go brush your teeth.
880 00:56:17 There鈥檚 Pluto too.But way too small to be a planet.
881 00:56:21 Exactly.
882 00:56:23 Get moving.
883 00:56:24 I鈥檇 like it if you can help me
884 00:56:27 so I can I get into a bed.
885 00:56:29 Where I can sleep well.
886 00:56:31 Do you mind?
887 00:56:33 No.
888 00:56:34 It鈥檚 not bedtime.
889 00:56:36 It鈥檚 5:30.
890 00:56:37 Yes鈥?no, but it鈥檚 not too late.
891 00:56:40 What I鈥檇 like is that you鈥?
892 00:56:44 if possible, you come with me briefly
893 00:56:47 and we do something.
894 00:56:50 Or you do鈥?well, whatever you want.
895 00:56:54 And me, you鈥?you鈥檇 help me to鈥?
896 00:56:57 To go to bed?
897 00:56:59 Yes, that鈥檚 it. To do the right gesture
898 00:57:01 for sleeping.
899 00:57:03 Hello, sir.
900 00:57:06 Excuse me.
901 00:57:08 That鈥檚 what I鈥檇 like.
902 00:57:10 Because you鈥檙e my daughter.
903 00:57:12 And I鈥檇 like鈥?
904 00:57:15 for you to help me
905 00:57:16 so that, with that, I fall asleep.
906 00:57:20 I fall asleep.
907 00:57:22 I know that I fall asleep.
908 00:57:26 And I know it鈥檚 my family.
909 00:57:28 It鈥檚 my daughter who does all that.
910 00:57:31 And so, I鈥檓 happy at that moment.
911 00:57:35 You see what I mean?
912 00:57:39 Could you stand that?
913 00:57:42 But鈥?you鈥檇 like to go to sleep
914 00:57:45 for a long time?
915 00:57:46 Oh no, no鈥?
916 00:57:48 A short film, a 10-minute film.
917 00:57:50 But it would be a few meters longer.
918 00:57:54 And afterward,
919 00:57:57 you won鈥檛 tend to me anymore.
920 00:58:02 Little ghost!
921 00:58:03 Stop!
922 00:58:05 Skull and bones!
923 00:58:08 You鈥檙e terrible.Igloo!
924 00:58:12 鈥?Spot!鈥?Of what?
925 00:58:13 Of paint.
926 00:58:16 Candle!
927 00:58:17 Candle鈥?
928 00:58:19 鈥?That little thing!鈥?Spider web!
929 00:58:21 鈥?I said thing!鈥?It鈥檚 called a web.
930 00:58:33 I鈥檓 here.
931 00:58:35 鈥?What are you doing?鈥?Nothing.
932 00:58:37 I can鈥檛 sleep.
933 00:58:48 Someone鈥檚 in a good mood.
934 00:58:49 How do you know Cl茅ment?
935 00:58:51 He was your dad鈥檚 friend,now he鈥檚 mine.
936 00:58:54 He can鈥檛 be boyfriend and friend.
937 00:58:57 He鈥檚 my friend and boyfriend.
938 00:58:59 Don鈥檛 overthink it, okay?
939 00:59:02 Work well.
940 00:59:05 See you tonight.
941 00:59:20 What?
942 00:59:22 I tried telling you last night.I couldn鈥檛.
943 00:59:27 I can鈥檛 do this.
944 00:59:29 Leave my wife, make my son suffer,I鈥檓 not ready.
945 00:59:35 I鈥檓 torn,but I have to stop seeing you for now.
946 00:59:49 You knew my situation鈥?
947 00:59:52 And you knew mine.
948 00:59:56 This was never a fling for me.
949 00:59:58 It was never a fling for me either.
950 01:00:07 All right.
951 01:01:19 Enjoy it?
952 01:01:20 It was amazing.
953 01:01:22 I鈥檓 glad.
954 01:01:23 Not you?
955 01:01:25 I didn鈥檛 love it.
956 01:01:26 You don鈥檛 like the story?
957 01:01:28 The story鈥檚 fine,but the images, sound鈥?
958 01:01:31 What about it?
959 01:01:33 I found it very aggressive.
960 01:01:35 Not at all.
961 01:01:37 How can kids movies be so violent?
962 01:01:40 You always spoil what I like.I鈥檓 sick of it.
963 01:01:44 I can鈥檛 have an opinion?
964 01:01:45 鈥?You鈥檙e mean.鈥?Mean鈥?
965 01:01:47 What if I always said your taste sucked?
966 01:01:50 I don鈥檛 always say that.
967 01:01:54 Give me your hand.
968 01:02:11 And you?
969 01:02:13 How are things?
970 01:02:14 I mean鈥?life.
971 01:02:17 Me?
972 01:02:19 I鈥檓 okay.
973 01:02:20 Good.
974 01:02:22 Excuse me, honey鈥?
975 01:02:25 Bathroom?
976 01:02:28 I鈥檒l get someone.
977 01:02:45 鈥?Excuse me.鈥?Yes, ma鈥檃m?
978 01:02:47 He needs the bathroom.
979 01:02:48 I鈥檓 coming.
980 01:02:57 Thank you.
981 01:02:59 Why not do it yourself?
982 01:03:02 I don鈥檛 know.
983 01:03:04 I鈥檓 embarrassed.
984 01:03:05 Really?
985 01:03:07 You know, my parents are ill.
986 01:03:08 When I visit,I take them to the bathroom.
987 01:03:11 It鈥檚 not complicated.
988 01:03:12 I admire you鈥?I can鈥檛.
989 01:03:14 Come, sir.
990 01:03:16 Give me your hand, lean on me.
991 01:03:19 Nice and slow.
992 01:03:21 It鈥檚 a pity, I mean, for you.
993 01:03:23 Make the most of being together.
994 01:03:26 Careful, I鈥檓 opening the door.
995 01:03:29 Nice and slow.
996 01:03:44 You鈥檙e leaving.
997 01:03:45 Got a minute to talk?
998 01:03:47 Yes.
999 01:03:48 You don鈥檛 returnthe social workers鈥?calls.
1000 01:03:51 Sorry, I forgot.
1001 01:03:52 They take it out on me.
1002 01:03:59 They want your father out in a week.
1003 01:04:02 Fuck.
1004 01:04:05 I tried everything.
1005 01:04:06 I begged the doctorto keep him longer, in vain.
1006 01:04:09 He鈥檚 changed his tonesince the last time.
1007 01:04:12 We鈥檒l put him in a private homeuntil we find better.
1008 01:04:16 The only one available is in Courbevoie.
1009 01:04:18 Visit it with your sister.
1010 01:04:21 Meet the manager,who also keeps calling me.
1011 01:04:24 A bed became availableand she鈥檚 very much鈥?
1012 01:04:29 in a rush, to use it.
1013 01:05:09 Nice dog. What鈥檚 his name?
1014 01:05:11 It鈥檚 a she. P茅pita.
1015 01:05:14 鈥?She鈥檚 allowed to wander?鈥?Nope.
1016 01:05:16 Confined to the ground floor.
1017 01:05:18 Too bad.
1018 01:05:20 I have all the documents.
1019 01:05:24 Here is the terrace.
1020 01:05:50 Good morning, everyone!
1021 01:05:54 The lounge.
1022 01:06:00 I鈥檒l show you the room.
1023 01:06:06 This isn鈥檛 your room, Mrs. Lambert.
1024 01:06:10 Come, I鈥檒l walk you to yours.
1025 01:06:26 Taking the subway?
1026 01:06:28 鈥?Take the bus with me.鈥?I can鈥檛 miss my train.
1027 01:06:33 This place is impossible.
1028 01:06:36 We have to get him out.
1029 01:06:55 I鈥檓 going crazy without you
1030 01:07:34 I love you
1031 01:08:22 I tried, I wanted to forget you.
1032 01:08:25 But I can鈥檛. I miss you so.
1033 01:08:28 Val茅rie senses it.I see her suffer in silence.
1034 01:08:32 I had no idea it would be so hard.
1035 01:09:21 My love.
1036 01:09:36 I鈥檒l ring.
1037 01:09:46 Flowers! Thanks.
1038 01:09:52 This way.
1039 01:09:57 Esther mentions your father often.
1040 01:09:59 Thanks for the books.
1041 01:10:01 We鈥檙e thrilled.We鈥檒l brush up our German.
1042 01:10:06 I was wondering what to read.Complete works of Kant.
1043 01:10:09 Good luck!
1044 01:10:11 Give me your coats.
1045 01:10:12 Elias Canetti.
1046 01:10:14 Austrian literature. For me.
1047 01:10:17 Hannah鈥?Arendt鈥?
1048 01:10:19 Hannah Arendt. Philosophy.
1049 01:10:21 Here. Thanks.
1050 01:10:29 Goette鈥?
1051 01:10:30 Goethe! For me too.
1052 01:10:34 Franz Kafka鈥?
1053 01:10:39 You can take them back whenever.They鈥檙e yours.
1054 01:10:42 Thanks.
1055 01:10:44 I鈥檓 glad his library will endure.
1056 01:10:50 I feel closer to my fatherwith his books than with him.
1057 01:10:54 Why?
1058 01:10:56 His library is more him
1059 01:10:58 than the person at the nursing home.
1060 01:11:01 There, it鈥檚 his bodily envelope.Here, his soul.
1061 01:11:04 But he didn鈥檛 write the books.
1062 01:11:07 Yes but he chose them.
1063 01:11:10 And through these books,
1064 01:11:12 his personality expresses itself.
1065 01:11:14 Each book is a touch of color.
1066 01:11:16 All together,
1067 01:11:19 they form his portrait.
1068 01:11:21 鈥?Understand?鈥?Yes.
1069 01:11:25 鈥?Will you read them?鈥?No!
1070 01:11:28 You rascal!
1071 01:11:30 I鈥檓 glad Elodie brought this.
1072 01:11:33 The other one was broken.You can finally listen to music.
1073 01:11:36 Shall we try Schubert?
1074 01:11:41 Yes, I know it very well.
1075 01:11:46 Ma鈥檃m?
1076 01:11:47 This is the wrong room.
1077 01:11:49 I鈥檒l walk you to yours.
1078 01:12:23 We often listened to Schubert.He鈥檚 your favorite.
1079 01:12:26 No, for me he鈥檚 too鈥?
1080 01:12:30 How so?
1081 01:12:32 This music is no longer for me.
1082 01:12:34 Too laden.
1083 01:12:36 Too full?
1084 01:12:37 Too full of memories?
1085 01:12:39 Does it stress you?
1086 01:12:41 Leave it, if you like.
1087 01:12:42 If it stresses you out, I鈥檒l change it.Jazz?
1088 01:12:46 Maybe not right now.
1089 01:12:47 All right.
1090 01:12:51 Want to walk on the terrace?
1091 01:12:53 Yes, that鈥檚 a good idea.
1092 01:12:59 Not warm out.
1093 01:13:01 It snowed yesterday.
1094 01:13:04 And Leila, where is she?
1095 01:13:06 Leila was with you last Monday.
1096 01:13:08 Oh darn!
1097 01:13:12 It makes me happy,it proves she loves me.
1098 01:13:15 Of course she does.
1099 01:13:17 I鈥檝e always loved her.
1100 01:13:20 Can we go back?
1101 01:13:28 For me, three people mattered.
1102 01:13:31 Leila鈥?
1103 01:13:32 And then鈥?
1104 01:13:33 Me, I think.
1105 01:13:35 I say 鈥渕e鈥?because I think that鈥檚 how it is.
1106 01:13:40 And a third person鈥?
1107 01:13:43 Who is the third person that matters?
1108 01:13:47 That鈥檚 the problem.
1109 01:13:50 I don鈥檛 know.
1110 01:14:35 I don鈥檛 know what to hang onto.
1111 01:14:38 You help him by giving him time
1112 01:14:41 and by reassuring him.
1113 01:14:43 But it鈥檚 piddling.
1114 01:14:48 In the end, he鈥檚 trapped in his disease.
1115 01:14:52 It鈥檚 as if鈥?
1116 01:14:55 he鈥檚 constantly drowning.
1117 01:15:00 Hopefullyhe鈥檒l lose awareness of suffering
1118 01:15:03 and will no longer suffer.
1119 01:15:14 鈥?I have something to ask.鈥?What?
1120 01:15:17 If we鈥檙e together in 30 years,
1121 01:15:19 I know it鈥檚 improbable, but鈥?
1122 01:15:22 imagine we鈥檙e still togetherin 30 years,
1123 01:15:25 and I get my father鈥檚 disease.
1124 01:15:27 You said it鈥檚 not hereditary.
1125 01:15:29 Says my mother, but I don鈥檛 believe her.
1126 01:15:32 I don鈥檛 want to check online.I鈥檓 too scared.
1127 01:15:37 Promise me鈥?
1128 01:15:38 you鈥檒l help euthanize mebefore it鈥檚 too late.
1129 01:15:42 What a fun discussion!
1130 01:15:45 You鈥檒l take me to a Swiss clinicon a lake.
1131 01:15:49 We won鈥檛 waituntil I can鈥檛 formulate this request.
1132 01:15:53 We鈥檒l do it鈥?
1133 01:15:54 at the onset of the symptoms.
1134 01:15:57 Promise me.
1135 01:15:58 You swear?
1136 01:16:00 Okay, if you promise the same.
1137 01:16:02 I promise!
1138 01:16:04 Now let鈥檚 change the subject.
1139 01:16:06 Let鈥檚 enjoy the few years we have.
1140 01:16:24 I can鈥檛 see you this weekend.Too complicated.
1141 01:16:27 I鈥檒l write as soon as I can.
1142 01:16:36 So, indeed,it鈥檚 a very vast question.
1143 01:16:41 Thinking of railways as networks,
1144 01:16:44 rather, like a network,
1145 01:16:46 is not onlysimply thinking of terminals
1146 01:16:49 as facilities,
1147 01:16:51 as essential installationsfor competition,
1148 01:16:55 but to consider themas nodes to manage鈥?
1149 01:16:59 as management nodes鈥?
1150 01:17:01 Sorry.
1151 01:17:35 Don鈥檛 be upset. I was stuck.
1152 01:17:40 How long do you have?
1153 01:17:41 An hour.
1154 01:17:44 What do we do?
1155 01:17:45 We can go out.
1156 01:17:48 We won鈥檛 make love?
1157 01:17:49 Not if you鈥檙e so cold.
1158 01:17:51 You鈥檒l say I鈥檓 abandoning you after.
1159 01:17:53 What do we do?
1160 01:17:56 We don鈥檛 always have to jump into bed.
1161 01:18:00 Double jeopardy.
1162 01:18:02 Lose-lose.
1163 01:18:08 Come.
1164 01:18:09 I鈥檓 not your lapdog.
1165 01:18:11 You鈥檙e my lover.
1166 01:18:12 Your mistress, rather.
1167 01:18:14 Your abandoned mistress.
1168 01:18:16 Stop it.
1169 01:18:27 No violence!
1170 01:18:31 Careful.
1171 01:18:33 Dad, know what we鈥檙e doingthis morning?
1172 01:18:38 Packing your bags.
1173 01:18:40 You鈥檙e moving.
1174 01:18:43 Ma鈥檃m, this isn鈥檛 your room.
1175 01:18:46 I鈥檒l walk you to yours.
1176 01:18:47 This way.
1177 01:18:51 We鈥檙e happy,you鈥檙e going where we wanted.
1178 01:18:55 There was a long waiting list,but a spot became available.
1179 01:19:00 Yes.
1180 01:19:11 Watch your head.
1181 01:19:22 You okay?
1182 01:19:29 How鈥檚 the temperature?
1183 01:19:30 Dad, you鈥檙e not cold?
1184 01:19:32 No鈥?
1185 01:19:33 I鈥檓 cold in the head.
1186 01:19:46 Give me your hand.
1187 01:19:48 I have him.
1188 01:19:49 I鈥檒l help with your leg.
1189 01:19:51 Just lean into me.
1190 01:19:54 Fuck!
1191 01:19:56 Don鈥檛 worry, they can wait.
1192 01:20:02 We鈥檙e moving our father in,Mr. Kienzler.
1193 01:20:05 I鈥檒l tell the manager.
1194 01:20:21 Look at the birds.
1195 01:20:32 Mr. Kienzler, our new resident.
1196 01:20:34 Welcome to Jardins de Montmartre.
1197 01:20:37 Our nursing assistants, Zahra,Bouchra, Madeleine, and Jacqueline.
1198 01:20:41 Hello.
1199 01:20:56 You have a visitor.
1200 01:20:58 鈥?It鈥檚 me.鈥?Sorry, who?
1201 01:21:00 It鈥檚 me, Leila.
1202 01:21:02 Leila! It鈥檚 you!
1203 01:21:03 No way, I don鈥檛 believe it!
1204 01:21:05 I was so worried.
1205 01:21:07 Here I am. I was stuck in traffic.
1206 01:21:13 We鈥檒l leave you.
1207 01:21:19 Cl茅ment!
1208 01:21:28 How are you?
1209 01:21:38 Can I row?
1210 01:21:39 Wait.
1211 01:21:40 You know how to?
1212 01:21:42 Afterwards.
1213 01:21:43 鈥?Did you ever row?鈥?Sure, it鈥檚 easy.
1214 01:21:46 We鈥檒l row together. Sit here.
1215 01:21:48 Careful!
1216 01:21:51 Want to do it alone?
1217 01:21:53 Nice and strong!
1218 01:21:57 I鈥檒l take a break.
1219 01:22:29 People I know.
1220 01:22:31 Where?
1221 01:22:32 The girl in blue.
1222 01:22:34 A friend of Val茅rie鈥檚.
1223 01:22:43 Come, let鈥檚 go.
1224 01:22:47 Come on, it鈥檚 time.
1225 01:22:49 We鈥檙e going.
1226 01:22:50 I鈥檓 having fun!
1227 01:23:23 Do you and Val茅rie still make love?
1228 01:23:28 Still sleep together?
1229 01:23:30 You really want to discuss this?
1230 01:23:33 So you do.
1231 01:23:39 That repulses me.
1232 01:23:40 We鈥檝e been together 10 years.
1233 01:23:42 We share a room, so, yes鈥?
1234 01:23:45 We sometimes touch.
1235 01:23:48 So you鈥檒l sleep together on vacation?
1236 01:23:51 Is that the plan?
1237 01:23:54 Stop.
1238 01:24:09 I鈥檓 done being your mistress.
1239 01:24:11 I can鈥檛 stand it anymore.
1240 01:24:18 We鈥檒l stop. It鈥檚 better.
1241 01:24:23 Leaving me again?
1242 01:24:27 I鈥檒l come back after I leave Val茅rie.
1243 01:24:31 I鈥檓 supposed to believe you?
1244 01:24:36 I love you.
1245 01:24:39 You have to trust me.
1246 01:24:44 Go.
1247 01:24:46 Leave.
1248 01:25:19 It鈥檚 Linn鈥檚 mom. I was told to come.
1249 01:25:24 What happened?
1250 01:25:25 She鈥檚 been limping for 3 days now.
1251 01:25:28 She鈥檚 in pain,she didn鈥檛 even go to recess.
1252 01:25:31 It was fine before. Now it hurts.
1253 01:25:33 Why didn鈥檛 you tell me? You fell?
1254 01:25:36 Why are you limping?
1255 01:25:38 I don鈥檛 know.
1256 01:25:43 No other pains besides the knee?
1257 01:25:47 You can get dressed.
1258 01:25:54 It鈥檚 nothing serious.Probably just growing pains.
1259 01:25:57 I鈥檒l prescribe a homeopathic treatment.
1260 01:26:00 Take it when it hurts.
1261 01:26:02 I left my book in the waiting room.
1262 01:26:04 Go and get it.
1263 01:26:12 She has nothing.
1264 01:26:14 She鈥檚 pretending?
1265 01:26:15 Maybe she believes it.
1266 01:26:17 Do I play along?
1267 01:26:19 I think so.
1268 01:26:20 No need to challenge her. It鈥檒l pass.
1269 01:26:23 Can I go to school tomorrow?
1270 01:26:26 Yes, that鈥檚 not a problem.
1271 01:26:41 You don鈥檛 see Cl茅ment anymore?Are you angry?
1272 01:26:45 No.
1273 01:26:46 He needed time to think.
1274 01:26:48 Will you ever see him again?
1275 01:26:50 I don鈥檛 know, honey. I hope so.
1276 01:26:57 Cover her up, it鈥檚 cold.
1277 01:27:01 Put this on.
1278 01:27:03 Not this one.
1279 01:27:04 It鈥檚 warm.
1280 01:27:07 I saw Georg yesterday.
1281 01:27:09 The meeting to put himunder guardianship.
1282 01:27:12 How did it go?
1283 01:27:14 Linn, put on your coat.
1284 01:27:16 He bawled me out, refused to see me.
1285 01:27:18 Flat out refused.
1286 01:27:21 鈥淲ho is this lady?鈥?
1287 01:27:23 鈥淚t鈥檚 me, Fran莽oise.I came to be of help.鈥?
1288 01:27:25 鈥淚 have a companion named Leila.鈥?
1289 01:27:27 He took the doctor aside:
1290 01:27:29 鈥淚 never saw this woman before!鈥?
1291 01:27:31 He won鈥檛 recognize me soon.
1292 01:27:35 Maybe.
1293 01:27:36 Prepare yourself.
1294 01:27:38 The doctor told me so.
1295 01:27:40 We trigger memories.It鈥檚 painful for him.
1296 01:27:43 He said he has 6 children.
1297 01:27:45 Thinks he鈥檚 his father.
1298 01:27:47 You won鈥檛 come?
1299 01:27:48 Frozen 2? No thanks.
1300 01:27:51 Go on.
1301 01:27:56 Enjoy the movie.
1302 01:28:48 Walk in RARE DISEASE
1303 01:28:51 Walk in rare disease.
1304 01:28:53 Degenerative,
1305 01:28:55 degenerescence,
1306 01:28:57 degradation.
1307 01:29:00 Earthquake, tsunami,
1308 01:29:02 insidious creeping serpent.
1309 01:29:06 Kafka, 鈥淢etamorphosis鈥?
1310 01:29:09 Man, prisonerof an unexpected physical state.
1311 01:29:14 Interrogations,
1312 01:29:15 anxiety.
1313 01:29:17 What鈥檚 happening to me?What must I do?
1314 01:29:22 Doctors, first contacts with medicine.
1315 01:29:25 My GP does not know my disease.
1316 01:29:29 He sends me to a specialistat La Salp锚tri猫re.
1317 01:29:33 Next step, psychological testing.
1318 01:29:36 Difficult session.
1319 01:29:39 First MRI and ophthalmologist.
1320 01:29:42 Strange visual sensations. Verdict:
1321 01:29:46 Nothing.
1322 01:29:47 Second, more thorough MRI.
1323 01:29:50 Scintigraphy.
1324 01:29:52 Spinal tap.
1325 01:29:54 Second verdict:
1326 01:29:55 discovery of posterior cortical atrophy.
1327 01:29:59 A combination of several symptoms:Benson鈥檚 syndrome.
1328 01:30:05 During the consultation, he insists
1329 01:30:08 that my disease is not Alzheimer鈥檚,
1330 01:30:11 but belongs to the category ofneurodegenerative, neuro-visual diseases.
1331 01:30:18 So here I am, chronically ill.
1332 01:30:20 I do not knowwhat to make of this observation.
1333 01:30:25 Numerous effects.
1334 01:30:26 Vision badly controlled by the brain.
1335 01:30:29 Memory loss beyond the usual.
1336 01:30:32 Objects before my eyesthat disappear from my sight.
1337 01:30:37 I try to get used to the changesmy new state requires.
1338 01:30:41 I no longer take the metro.
1339 01:30:46 The irony of things.
1340 01:30:48 This disease deprives meof what is dearest to me.
1341 01:30:52 Reading.
1342 01:30:56 Awareness of losingand having lost many things.
1343 01:31:02 鈥淭hat will never happen again.鈥?/i>
1344 01:31:07 Sense of an abyss,
1345 01:31:09 of being outside the world,
1346 01:31:12 away from others.
1347 01:31:16 My aim would be, via writing,to rise above the disease
1348 01:31:20 that would not destroy me completely.
1349 01:31:23 It would be a kind of victory.
1350 01:31:27 Is there a glimmer?
1351 01:31:28 I do not see it,but cannot yet exclude it.
1352 01:31:33 The worst is never certain.
1353 01:31:36 Kierkegaard:鈥淭he Sickness unto Death鈥?
1354 01:31:39 Despair:
1355 01:31:40 surrender to it for some time,
1356 01:31:42 to know it and escape it.
1357 01:31:47 That time could be endless.
1358 01:32:00 I鈥檓 lucky to be here tonight.
1359 01:32:02 How so?
1360 01:32:03 I was in police custody.
1361 01:32:05 鈥?What now?鈥?Civil disobedience.
1362 01:32:07 Christmas Day?With Extinction-Rebellion?
1363 01:32:10 I thought so,but it was Youth For Climate.
1364 01:32:13 It was Youth for Climate?And they took you?
1365 01:32:15 Yes!
1366 01:32:17 They鈥檙e less鈥?peacefulthan Extinction-Rebellion.
1367 01:32:20 There were anarchists and Yellow Vests.
1368 01:32:23 She really wants to get bludgeoned.
1369 01:32:26 Or lose an eye.
1370 01:32:27 What did you do?
1371 01:32:28 We broke into Black Rock and trashed it.
1372 01:32:31 鈥?You鈥檙e nuts.鈥?I鈥檓 kidding.
1373 01:32:32 That was the plan.I got nabbed before, leaving the metro.
1374 01:32:36 Cops got a tip.
1375 01:32:37 Did they keep you long?
1376 01:32:39 Four hours!
1377 01:32:40 Really.
1378 01:32:41 They asked if I was demonstrating.
1379 01:32:43 I said no, I was there by chance.
1380 01:32:45 They didn鈥檛 buy it but took pity.
1381 01:32:48 Congratulations.
1382 01:32:49 Santa wasn鈥檛 supposed to stop by?
1383 01:32:53 Leave milk and cookies.
1384 01:32:55 And food for the reindeer.
1385 01:32:57 And pickles!
1386 01:32:58 We almost forgot!
1387 01:33:01 Bowls in the sink, or we鈥檒l break them.
1388 01:33:03 And I鈥檒l get the鈥?
1389 01:33:06 Milk!
1390 01:33:09 Don鈥檛 fight! There鈥檚 more to do!
1391 01:33:11 鈥?Cookies.鈥?Yes, the cookies.
1392 01:33:16 And next鈥?
1393 01:33:17 The pickles!
1394 01:33:21 Pickles!
1395 01:33:24 Don鈥檛 break anything!
1396 01:33:35 Don鈥檛 spill on the rug.
1397 01:33:37 The rug isn鈥檛 thirsty.
1398 01:33:40 Now I think鈥?
1399 01:33:41 Santa will be happy.
1400 01:33:43 So what do we do?
1401 01:33:44 I think you have to go hide.
1402 01:33:49 Hide in the bedroom and make no noise.
1403 01:33:52 Don鈥檛 talk and don鈥檛 come out.
1404 01:33:55 Or he won鈥檛 come.
1405 01:33:56 If he sees you, he鈥檒l leave.
1406 01:33:59 Stay!
1407 01:34:01 Don鈥檛 make any noise!
1408 01:34:05 Silence.
1409 01:34:32 What happened?
1410 01:34:33 Did you see?
1411 01:34:35 鈥?A shooting star!鈥?Lightning?
1412 01:34:37 There was lightning.
1413 01:34:38 Someone鈥檚 on the roof.
1414 01:34:41 Does he have a red cap?
1415 01:34:43 A big white beard?
1416 01:34:45 Someone knocked. I鈥檒l open it.
1417 01:34:47 鈥淟et me in!鈥?
1418 01:34:51 鈥?Want to come in?鈥?鈥淵es, it鈥檚 cold!鈥?
1419 01:34:53 Come in!
1420 01:34:54 Come in, Santa!
1421 01:35:00 Wait!
1422 01:35:02 The reindeer!
1423 01:35:03 Reindeer all over! What a mess!
1424 01:35:06 He鈥檚 eating the books!
1425 01:35:09 鈥?The pickles!鈥?There! Eat the pickles!
1426 01:35:13 Shit, they ate Mom鈥檚 mug.
1427 01:35:16 鈥淚 came all this way!Are there children?鈥?
1428 01:35:18 Yes, there are.
1429 01:35:19 鈥淒id they behave?鈥?
1430 01:35:21 Did they behave?
1431 01:35:23 鈥淟et鈥檚 dump the gifts!鈥?
1432 01:35:27 鈥淐ome on, reindeer, let鈥檚 beat it!鈥?
1433 01:35:29 Go on, leave. I鈥檒l help you.
1434 01:35:32 They鈥檙e flying away!
1435 01:35:35 鈥?Shall we?鈥?Do what?
1436 01:35:36 The gifts are here.Do we unleash the beasts?
1437 01:35:47 Take your glasses.
1438 01:35:48 Dinner is served.
1439 01:35:56 Remember Dad saidhe鈥檇 write his autobiography?
1440 01:35:59 Maybe, vaguely.
1441 01:36:01 Yes.
1442 01:36:02 A book about his childhood in Viennaand his father鈥檚 suicide.
1443 01:36:06 But he was too lazy.
1444 01:36:07 Dad wasn鈥檛 lazy. He worked nonstop.
1445 01:36:09 He had to! He hated that.
1446 01:36:11 A frustrated lazybones!
1447 01:36:14 In his notebooks,
1448 01:36:15 there鈥檚 a titlethat seems to reference that book.
1449 01:36:19 鈥淎n einem sch枚nen Morgen鈥?
1450 01:36:21 Meaning?
1451 01:36:22 鈥淥ne Fine Morning鈥?
1452 01:36:25 So?
1453 01:36:50 鈥淭he charges evoke his linksto the Russian state.
1454 01:36:54 The middleman is Rob Goldstone,the British publicist
1455 01:36:58 who helped bringthe Miss Universe pageant to Moscow.鈥?
1456 01:37:09 I鈥檓 going to go, Dad.
1457 01:37:10 Yes.
1458 01:37:12 You鈥檒l be okay?
1459 01:37:13 Yes.
1460 01:37:34 Leila?
1461 01:38:12 2 missed calls
1462 01:38:30 Cl茅ment?
1463 01:38:33 I can鈥檛 hear you.
1464 01:38:37 When?
1465 01:38:39 Now?
1466 01:39:16 I was afraid you鈥檇 never come back.
1467 01:39:18 See? I鈥檓 here.
1468 01:39:47 Leila?
1469 01:39:48 It鈥檚 me, Sandra, your daughter.
1470 01:39:52 I鈥檓 not alone.I鈥檓 with Linn, my daughter.
1471 01:39:56 Ah yes, hello.
1472 01:39:57 Hi, Grandpa!
1473 01:39:58 And Cl茅ment, my friend.
1474 01:40:00 Hello! Who?
1475 01:40:01 I said I鈥檇 introduce you.
1476 01:40:04 鈥?We just got back from Italy.鈥?Italy?
1477 01:40:06 With Linn, Cl茅ment, and his son J茅r茅mie.
1478 01:40:09 We drove down the Amalfi coast.
1479 01:40:13 Linn made a drawing. Can she tape it up?
1480 01:40:16 Yes!
1481 01:40:23 You doing okay?
1482 01:40:25 I鈥檓 doing okay.
1483 01:40:27 You stand straighter.
1484 01:40:29 You used to hunch over. You鈥檙e straight.
1485 01:40:32 Yes, I鈥檝e heard.
1486 01:40:33 They take good care here.
1487 01:40:35 But I know by chanceI arrive in this place at the bottom.
1488 01:40:38 We鈥檙e in your room.
1489 01:40:40 This is her room?
1490 01:40:42 No, it鈥檚 your own room.
1491 01:40:44 But where is it?
1492 01:40:45 Jardins de Montmartre.You鈥檝e lived here 6 months.
1493 01:40:48 All right, but now,I don鈥檛 know where I am.
1494 01:40:53 Now you鈥檙e standingand walking in your room.
1495 01:40:58 How can you be so sure?
1496 01:41:00 Because I see it.
1497 01:41:02 Linn sees it too, so does Cl茅ment.
1498 01:41:04 You must鈥檝e seen it before.
1499 01:41:06 I鈥檝e come here often.
1500 01:41:08 All right.
1501 01:41:13 Recital in the lounge. Come join us?
1502 01:41:16 鈥?Want to?鈥?What?
1503 01:41:18 Sing?
1504 01:41:20 My word鈥?
1505 01:41:28 Sit down, Dad.
1506 01:41:30 Hello, I hope you鈥檙e all comfortable.
1507 01:41:33 We鈥檙e happy to be with you.
1508 01:41:36 We hope you鈥檙e happy too.
1509 01:41:38 We鈥檙e handing out pages. Sing out loud.
1510 01:41:41 Start with page 4,Mon Amant de Saint-Jean.
1511 01:41:58 I don鈥檛 know why I went dancing
1512 01:42:01 In Saint-Jean, at the fair
1513 01:42:04 All I needed was one kiss
1514 01:42:07 For my heart to be taken captive
1515 01:42:11 How could I not lose my mind
1516 01:42:15 Held tightly in bold arms
1517 01:42:18 For we always believe sweet nothings
1518 01:42:21 When they are uttered with the eyes
1519 01:42:25 I loved him so
1520 01:42:27 I found him the handsomest manin Saint-Jean
1521 01:42:32 I felt dizzy, powerless, under his spell
1522 01:42:38 Without thinking, I gave him
1523 01:42:41 The best of myself
1524 01:42:48 Honey.
1525 01:42:49 I鈥檇 like to go. Can you get Linn?
1526 01:42:51 You have to say goodbye.
1527 01:43:01 Dad, we鈥檙e going.
1528 01:43:03 Ah, yes.
1529 01:43:04 Mom鈥?
1530 01:43:05 Honey, please.
1531 01:43:07 We always leave when it鈥檚 fun.
1532 01:43:10 We wanted to take a walk. It鈥檚 nice out.
1533 01:43:12 Let鈥檚 see the view from Sacr茅-C艙ur.
1534 01:43:14 No walking!
1535 01:43:42 Don鈥檛 worry.
1536 01:43:53 Come see the view instead.
1537 01:44:04 Tell us what you recognize.
1538 01:44:09 See that over there?
1539 01:44:10 The Eiffel Tower.
1540 01:44:13 And that big skyscraper?
1541 01:44:17 Montparnasse Tower.
1542 01:44:18 Good.
1543 01:44:20 What else do you know?
1544 01:44:23 That church with the bell towers?
1545 01:44:26 No, what is it?
1546 01:44:28 I think it鈥檚 Saint-Vincent-de-Paul.
1547 01:44:33 Know where your house is?
1548 01:44:36 No.
1549 01:44:43 I think it鈥檚 straight ahead.
1550 01:44:47 There?
1551 01:44:50 More like there.
1552 01:45:03 ONE FINE MORNING
