Beau fixe (1992) Movie Script

Hey, girls!

What the hell were you doing?

I've been waiting 10 minutes.

I had to chat for ages

with the neighbours

- before they gave me the keys.

- Hurry up!

The toilets on the ground

floor don't work.

You have to use the ones

on the first floor.

- Wait, I don't know which one it is!

- You want me to help you?

- Where's Carine?

- She's peeing behind the house

She's not like you, little one.

- She's not afraid of being stung

on the buttocks - Stop it!

Come on, hurry up!

They sting you in your knickers!

Ah good, already!

Hallo?

- She's still talking to Jerome?

- She's been on the phone half an hour.

I don't get it. I don't understand

the point of talking like that

- for hours on the telephone

- I'm fed up with it.

Make up your mind, OK?

We've had enough.

We've been waiting for you

at least an hour.

So, kiss him goodbye and hang up.

- Tell her we're going without her

- We're going without you!

Anyway, it's too late.

We won't be able to eat now.

We're going!

Shit, she'll come along later.

You and your guys!

So? What's going on?

They told us there's a place

open over there.

We're hurrying there.

Everything's about to close.

We'll end up at home again

with a lousy pizza.

OK so, I won't count

the weekend in this time.

That gives us about 2 days of revising

which I'll divide into 3 parts.

- We know that.

- So now, it's Monday...

But there's something that's

no good in the mornings.

So now what's no good

in the mornings?

I don't see why we should do

MCQs for 4 hours every morning.

I never said we'd spend 4 hours doing

multiple choice questions each morning.

It was a misunderstanding.

This girl's obsessed with

multiple choice questions.

- I don't see why you're saying that.

- You are obsessed with MCQs.

Couldn't we plan an hour

for going to the beach at least?

Stop it!

But you're horrible.

That's enough. All right? We'll just

have a vote, it's easiest, or else.

- It'll take hours.

- We're 4. We're not going to vote.

If we don't vote now

we'll be another hour.

I agree with Carine.

The best solution is to vote.

That way, it will be

sorted out right away.

So let's decide what time

we'll get up. OK?

- Who's for 7 am.?

- I'm for 7 am.

Who's for 8 am?

- Frederique?

- 10 am, 10:30, something like that.

What do you do in the morning?

- Hey, are you out of your mind?

- No, I'm not out of my mind.

Listen, if that's the way it is,

there's only one thing we can do.

We have to split the difference,

and get up at 7:30 am.

But you're sick, my dear!

For your information 7:30 am.

is still pretty early.

- What are you doing?

- A shopping list.

A shopping list.

Put down "mash" too, because I don't

know how long this one's been here.

Put "rice" as well.

Carine, what cleaning

products have we left?

There's only washing up liquid,

otherwise it's all rubbish..

We have to get more of everything.

Why are you throwing that away?

Aren't the jams any good any more?

- With all that mould, I doubt it.

- Underneath, they're good.

They're full of mould.

It'll taste mouldy.

You can't know how it tastes

if you haven't tasted it.

It seems obvious to me.

You're not going to eat that rubbish?

You're disgusting, my dear!

But it's really good. Here!

Come on, taste it.

You've nothing else to do but

scrounge about in the rubbish?

I don't even want to taste it.

Throw it in there, I beg you.

It's not rubbish.

There's loads of good things.

I'm telling you: you're being wasteful.

Wait, if you got nothing else to do

we can find you something.

- There's lots of things to clean up.

- Taste the chocolate. Smell it.

- Oh, it stinks!

- It stinks?

She ate that?

She ate that. It's just sick.

- Valerie,

- Yeah?

- Is this jam all right?

- No, don't take those.

- You have to take the big kilo pots.

- The big ones? Is that right?

We still haven't got all

the yogurts, milk...

You have to go and wait your

turn at the checkout.

Fred and I are going to look

for what's missing.

Armelle, what about

these jams? Look.

They're all right, aren't they?

No, they're for diabetics.

Wait, give it to me.

I want that kind.

No, I want real sugar

with real jam in it.

Not stuff for little old people.

Hello ladies.

Maybe we can give you a hand

with those big boxes?

You'll never be able to carry

them yourselves.

- No thanks. It's nice of you.

- You'll manage? You're sure?

Hello. I'm Jean-Michel.

Will you be able to carry all that?

No, thanks, it's OK.

Hallo, Ladies.

Don't move, I'll sort it out.

Ladies, hallo.

Let me introduce myself:

3615 code Pascal.

I came with my friends.

We're on holiday, we're a bit bored.

You're very charming. We would like

to give a party for his birthday.

You can't refuse us. All right?

We don't give our address

just like that to anyone.

Listen, stop. That's paranoid.

I really don't want to see all the guys

in the area showing up at my house.

They asked for it like that,

to start a conversation.

You should have given them

some other answer.

Invited them to Fontaillac

or something like that.

Don't worry.

They're not going to show up.

But you don't know that.

If they show up, I don't mind

taking care of the one in the red cap.

Whoa, he had the face of a ox!

I'm not talking about his face,

I'm talking about his body.

- Come on, he was really lame.

- They were all lame.

You say that now, but earlier,

you were right up front...

You were drooling. You

couldn't take it any more.

Where did you see that?

The guy, he had some kind of hard on

When he came to speak to

you, you turned scarlet.

I wasn't scarlet at all, I tell you.

So why did you leave your

second button open, then?

To tease them or what?

But yes, how shameful!

- You're completely crazy.

- Was it to excite them?

Hey, this is where we get off.

It's going to go wrong.

What are you doing?

Are you coming or not?

- You can see we're busy.

- Come on, only for 5 minutes.

Right now we have to put

all the things away.

Oh come on, it's now or never.

The weather is super nice. Come.

OK, well, we're going.

But don't finish! We'll tidy up after.

This is just crap.

Between Carine who gives our

address to the first little flirt,

and then Frederique

going to the beach...

It's not a good start.

Hold on, we've only just arrived.

Well, I don't want to work

in conditions like this.

If they think they came here

to spend their time at the beach,

watching us work and

sunbathing, no way.

I'm telling you: I'm

behind enough as it is.

I don't want to do my

second year again.

Then they'll take away my grant.

What will I do then?

Anyway, I agree with you.

When Carine and Fred come back,

we should talk about it with them,

so we can make things clear. OK?

I'm just saying what I think.

Come on, you silly cow!

- You're already

set up? - Yes.

I'll close the door.

- All right? Was the water nice?

- Very nice, thank you.

Okay, so here's the program that

we planned for our revisions.

We'll start with anatomy.

With multiple choice questions

every morning 8:30 to 12:30.

Afterwards, we'll go

on with revision at 1 pm.

We thought that a half-hour

break would be quite enough.

We never said that a half-hour

break would be enough.

You shouldn't have gone to the beach.

Then you would have given your opinion.

You dork.

So, can I go on?

- It's OK? Let's start?

- Yes.

- Have you seen

what time it is? - No.

- Why? What time is it?

- Don't know. I don't have my watch.

It's OK, it's 8:30.

- She still hasn't

come down? - No.

Frankly, is she fucking

us around or what?

We just have to start work.

That'll bring her down.

Not a chance. Anyway, I'm

not going up to get her.

Well, I'll go.

No, but it's true.

- Pass me my notes, please?

- No, I'm not finished with them.

What do you mean

you're not finished?

I'm not finished.

I'll be another five minutes.

Hang on, you've been doing

nothing for one hour.

It'll be an hour and five minutes.

Can you can pass them to me,

please, for two seconds?

I'm working, I'm reading.

I'm looking at them.

Would you pass me

my notes, please?

Just a second, please.

Can you wait?

- Well then, go ahead, work.

- I am working!

But stop looking at me

because I can't work

if you look at me.

- You really are an idiot.

- Wait, I'll be 5 minutes.

I'll pass them to you after that.

You're not going to bother me.

You understand

all of a sudden, then?

Wait! I don't believe it.

Did you see what she did?

She took the notes just like that.

She grabbed them from me.

Go to the beach.

Thanks, keep your rotten notes.

They're blue all over, it's revolting

- Well of course - it's ink.

- I want to join you.

What are you doing?

I'm doing lamb chops.

What test is that?

- Show me!

- No!

Why don't you want to show me?

Show me. What is it?

No, I don't want to to

show you it, that's all.

Are you sick or what?

Show it to me, at least.

- Why don't you want to

show it to me? - It's personal.

What do you mean, 'it's personal'?

It's a test that I did with Jerome.

I don't want you to see it, that's all.

Ah, is that it? That's all?

That's why you don't me to see?

Because you did it with Jerome?

Well.

Those tests mean nothing,

they're useless in Elle.

Armelle?

Are you asleep?

No.

- Did I wake you up? - No.

- What are you doing?

I'm doing a relaxation exercise.

You put your head on the table,

you put your arms like that

and then you go blank.

It's an exercise they do

in Japan in the offices.

- To relax.

- And that relaxes you?

Yeah. Well yeah, I think so.

Don't you think so?

I don't know. When I'm tired I lie

down for five, ten minutes.

- You've been working

all evening? - Yeah.

I say, you're completely tense.

- Is that so?

- Yes. Relax your shoulders a little.

Do you have problems

with your memory?

No. Well, like everyone else.

Then I'm not like everyone.

I've worked too hard this year.

I'm completely exhausted.

I can't fall asleep at night,

I don't get up in the morning...

It will pass.

- Do you think so?

- Yeah.

So the 26 is the 4 and the 3.

And for the 27, the 1,

the 4 and the 7 are correct.

- The 1, 4 and 7?

- Yes.

Impossible.

- But yes.

- That's what I put.

Why? Did you put something else?

Wait... The cavity... along...

The long lateral peroneal is not

in the anterior cavity of the leg?

You're mixing them up.

Impossible. Hold on...

We'll check the book.

Wait, we'll do that later.

We can go on.

Yes, because if we check all

the answers, we won't finish.

Where's the book I gave Frederique?

What book?

The anatomy book I gave

you yesterday afternoon?

- Well, I gave it back to you.

- Yeah? When?

I gave it back to you...I gave it back

to you yesterday afternoon.

I'm not mad. When

did you give it back?

Shall we finish correcting

the MCQs or what?

Wait, we're sorting this book story.

We should use this opportunity

to take a break.

You know how much a

book like that costs?

In any case, it's not in my things.

It costs at least 500 francs.

And it's also out of print.

Why are you're telling me this.?

You want me to pay for it, right?

From today on it's very simple:

I won't lend you anything again,

and you can manage with

your own shitty notes.

Carine, were you there when

I passed the book to Frederique?

- I don't know, I didn't notice.

- Try to remember.

It was in the garden,

before we took a break.

- I don't remember. - It's not

possible. You can't have forgotten.

Can you change the subject?

- You're annoying everyone with your

book story. - I'm not talking to you!

What are we eating?

Nothing! We're not eating

anything until we find my book.

- You're completely crazy, poor thing.

- It's you, you're completely sick.

That's right, I'm the sick one, now.

Admit that she's sick, at least.

She can't even remember

where she put my book.

She doesn't want to come.

We'll go without her.

Armelle!

- Not yet.

- You want to come?

No, I've got to work.

No point in insisting.

She doesn't want to come.

We won't be more than an hour.

That's what you say.

Anyway, I don't want to come.

Can we bring back you anything?

A waffle, something like that?

Or a guy?

A big hairy one?

That's it, go for a swim.

Alright, come on.

Work.

So I still have the lower limbs to do...

Friday, I'll start on biochemistry.

Biochemistry pisses me off.

Good.

Work.

And there's no more water.

For God's sake...

- But see how you

are with her? - How?

I'm like that. I'm no more aggressive

with her than with others.

You're no more aggressive with

her than with others, true.

- Hang on, I'm not aggressive.

- She's not aggressive!

- You're making me aggressive.

- You've got to be joking.

Did you hear her tone when

she asked me for my book?

She asked you for her book normally.

- Anyway, she's not ready to see

it again. - Why do you say that?

- You know where it is? - Yeah.

Oh, you bitch! Go back,

apologise and give it to her.

- Frederique!

- Frederique, give her book back!

Go on, do it!

Like, you got something to say

all the same then... You'll see.

What's this car?

- Armelle's with a guy in the kitchen.

- With a guy?

Yeah, a tall dark one

who looks really stupid.

If that's so, maybe that's why

she didn't want to

come to the beach with us.

Hello.

Hi.

- Do you recognise me?

Francis. - Oh yes!

Your cousin. Francis Bouillet.

- Yes, I recognise you.

- Hello.

- Carine.

- Francis.

- Hello

- Frederique.

Hello, Frederique. So? How've

you been doing since last time?

Things are going well, but

what are you doing here?

The other night I went to eat with

my parents at your grandmother's...

- You remember my parents?

- Yeah, vaguely.

Anyway, we talked of this

and that, and then...

She asked if I would repaint

the shutters of the house.

That was handy, because right now

I don't have much money, so...

It's pretty good. I'm expecting friends

who'll come to pick me up in 2 weeks.

She didn't say that we

would be here in June?

No, she didn't say anything.

She really told me nothing.

She didn't even say you'd be here, so...

She gave me her keys,

and that was that.

I'm a bit surprised too, you know.

I mean...pleasantly surprised.

What's this story about shutters?

Why does she want to change them?

No, it's not to change them.

Just to repaint them.

But why does she want

them painted now?

Because the house will

be rented out in July.

- She's renting the house in July?

- In July, yes.

And she also gave me some

things to do in the house,

some joints, the painting

has to be redone,

check out the plumbing,

stuff like that, what.

I have the list in the car.

I'll show you if you like.

Do you think you'll be

a long time or not?

He doesn't know.

I don't know... I don't really know.

Three or four days? Maximum.

Well, I'll see how's it

goes, you know.

- Didn't you know we were here?

- No I didn't know.

Because we came here to work.

You might disturb us a bit.

Yes I know. That's what Armelle

explained to me, but...

Then we have our end of year

exams in two weeks.

In twelve days.

It's Wednesday night.

Anyway... I don't know,

if it bothers you too much...

I don't know, we...

We can decide something,

or we can work it out?

Don't you think?

I'm not too aware of

all this, you know.

I'm just telling you

what she told me, so...

- Good night, Armelle.

- Good night.

- Aren't you coming upstairs, Valerie?

- Yes, yes. I'm coming.

In my opinion, she forgot

to tell you about it.

It's a drag. Why does she need

to rent this house now -

when there was never any

question of it before?

I've no idea.

- Good night, Carine.

- Good night.

- Good night, Frederique.

- Good night, Francis.

I admit it's not very funny.

Is it the first time this

house is for rent?

Yeah, it's the first time.

Usually we always come and

spend a week or fifteen days.

I was going to spend fifteen days

in July with my boyfriend.

Oh yeah?

Yeah, It's not funny

It's no joke at all.

Well, it doesn't matter.

- Right, OK then, Good night.

- Good night.

- See you tomorrow.

- Yeah, see you tomorrow.

Valerie, hurry up!

Come on, listen.

I didn't care and I didn't understand.

He began to draw me a diagram

with aunts, uncles, cousins, arrows.

Shut the door, please,

Frederique. Close it...

The cousin did her a family tree.

Listen to what a hell it's been

while you were coming back!

He told me preposterous things.

He told me bullshit!

He's a bullshitter!

It's true he's a bit touched.

I don't understand why

you didn't kick him out.

- It's a little tricky.

- You think so? He must be fired.

You're silly. We don't

fire people like that.

Do you think he's asleep?

Doesn't look like it.

Are you settled in? It's OK?

Yep, I'm fine.

I added a chair to make it longer

because it's too short.

We're just looking for

something, don't worry.

I'll turn on the light.

- I can't remember where we put them.

- What thing is it?

It's a big suitcase.

In fact, it's like this,

black or dark, I don't know.

It's in the cupboards, maybe?

I don't know how long it's

been since we've seen them.

Isn't that it? Look.

Oh, yeah, that's it

Yeah, I think it's...

Yeah! Great. Look.

- That's it?

- Yeah.

- Did you find what you were

looking for? - Yeah.

- Good night.

- Bye.

- Is it the right year?

- Yeah, it's '81.

It should be right.

- It's not turning properly, right?

- No, it's OK.

Do you want me to help you hold it?

No, don't touch it! You'll mess it up.

All right. Carine, can you

turn off the light, please?

It's starting.

Maybe we'll see what

he looked like, then.

Nice, very nice.

Is it a documentary on

Saint-Palais or something?

No, but my father made the film.

He always starts like this.

Ah, that sea!

Your father's got Parkinson's?

- Hey, we can see the house.

- No, we can't see the house.

- Yes, see it behind the trees!

- No, Valerie.

That's me. There, in the green suit.

I must have been nine years old.

It's funny to see you like that.

- You're really sweet.

- There's my sister.

- She's curvy, your sister.

- She's really beautiful, isn't she?

- She's changed a lot.

- Stop it. She's still beautiful.

- She's fat now. She's 20 kilos

overweight. - That's nonsense!

- She's gained a little weight.

- Who's the boy on the left?

Look, she's beautiful.

She's really beautiful.

Yeah.

Oh, you're fussy, eh?

Ah, there, that's him!

- Oh I say. The little guy.

- He looks really big-headed.

But he's monstrous,

this little kid.

It doesn't make you blush.

- No, I find him really cute.

- You think so?

- Hey, you're not choosy, eh?

- Oh, he's funny.

- Oh, he's ugly!

- No, he's not ugly.

Look, his ears are sticking out

his nose is all squashed.

It's true, his ears stick out.

He's got a nasty face.

Oh, he's disgusting!

This kid's evil!

That's you in the garden.

He came on holiday

with his parents

- and I think he was camping

in the garden. - No!

Listen, I love him.

He's so funny.

He makes me laugh.

He's so sweet.

- Nonsense.

- Yes, listen.

- Anyway, he's changed a lot.

- Yes, his face...

Ah, there you are!

That's his father.

Imagine Francis becoming

like his father!

But when you see the father,

you really understand.

Stop it. You're being

mean about this kid.

He doesn't look nasty there? Look.

You knew each other

pretty well before?

- Oh no, not from behind! And the dog!

- But stop it now.

He wanted to bugger you or what?

Orgy!

- Oh no!

- No, shit!

- But what is this film?

- That was the best moment.

- Your father's censoring it.

- There, that's the end.

- And the beach, there.

- Oh, I say!

Here, it's for you.

Did you wake him up?

Yes, I went there just now.

Have you seen what time it is?

We're already ten minutes late.

No, but he's going to get up.

I went into the living room.

He's not getting up at all.

He is completely sprawled out and

has a good hard on in his bag.

- Good morning, girls.

- Good morning.

- You all right? Did you sleep well?

- Yeah, and you?

I crashed out.

I'm a bit bleary-eyed...

Isn't there any coffee?

No, we don't in the morning. But

there's ground coffee in the cupboard.

- OK, let's go?

- I'm coming, I'm finishing.

Do you want coffee?

I'm making some.

No, thanks.

And what year are you in?

The second.

- You're moving up to the third?

- Yeah. Trying to.

- Oh yeah?

- Yeah.

- It seems a big deal, what you're

doing. - What we're doing?

The books, all that, the pages and the

photocop... the photocopies, all that.

Looks like a really big deal.

There're some great

photos too, in the book.

- You think so?

- Yeah.

It's disgusting.

I saw scabs on the skin and

everything, it's horrible.

- Sorry. At breakfast, it's not...

- Yes, a bit tough.

Look, bread crusts.

Sausages, ten of them.

That's ten sausages.

- Did you buy sausages?

- Have you seen the Ricoré?

Where do you do your shopping?

Because there's lots of

cheap deals at the Maxicoop.

Like...

Danone, petits musclés.

- Big cake, and there's compote.

- Can't you stop for five minutes?

There's dry-cured ham.

That's really good.

I tried some in Auvergne,

it's so good.

You really have a one track mind.

Can't you talk about anything else?

Right.

Ah. OK.

So...

Of the following propositions,

which do not apply to the tibia?

A: Thirteen angles, three faces

and three edges like the femur.

B: Does not have a sh...sharp...

Does not have a sharp line.

Small C: forms the skeleton

of the leg with the fibula,

outside of which it is situated.

Are you listening to me or not?

Er...

Good.

Ah, fucking shitty hinge!

I'll bash you with the

sledgehammer, you'll see!

Did you hurt yourself?

No, it's OK. I banged my thumb.

Because of that bloody

hinge there, look.

They're all sealed in the wall and I

have to get them out to change them.

It's not the same downstairs,

the hinges are different.

We're going to carry on

working in the garden.

Aren't you going to eat now?

We'll just have an apple

or something like that.

In fact, we decided it's good

if you take this opportunity

to move your things from the living

room and put them in the small room

next to the cellar. That would

be better for sleeping.

Wait, you're talking about

the little room down there?

That grubby little hole?

- It's not grubby.

- I can't even stand up in it,

- and it's completely filthy.

- Yes, you can stand up in it.

It'll be good when you

clean it up, like that.

Oh, when I've cleaned it up?

When I've cleaned it up?

Well, it'll only take 5 minutes.

5 minutes? You kidding?

You seen the mess it's in?

Just vacuum it a little.

Shall we do that?

- Yeah.

- OK.

Work hard, eh?

Yeah, yeah. I'll clean up, OK.

It's not the only thing I have to do.

Oh well, OK.

Just as I thought.

I can't even stand up in here.

Shit, that stinks.

Instant tidying up, there you go.

Damn, these shutters are so rusty,

I can't open them.

- Hey, girls, how about a coffee now?

- Why, are you making it?

- Well, yeah.

- Then, I'd like one.

- And you, Carine, you want one?

- - Me too, please. I'd like one.

Valerie! Armelle!

Do you want some coffee?

If I do, will you bring it to my room?

Well, yeah.

Then I don't want one.

So. One, two, three coffees.

Maybe you'd like it with milk?

- No thanks. - No.

- You don't want anything?

- No. - OK.

See that? I put it on high speed.

I put it on high speed.

That's pretty smart, isn't it?

There's 2 speeds.

Look.

It's like on baby's bottles.

A low and a high speed.

Small so the baby drinks less fast,

and then a big one so he drinks faster.

Here it's the same. A small one

to make the coffee stronger

- and a big one to...

- It's OK thanks. I get it.

Did your mother make a mistake

with the speed on your bottle?

Watch out, heat ahead!

- Can I put it here?

- Yes, go ahead.

- Coffee?

- Yes.

- Here. Coffee?

- Yes.

OK. So what shall I have?

I'll have a coffee.

Anyway, you're brave.

Working in such weather...

We'd would be better at the beach.

How many years of study

do you still have?

It depends on whether

we specialise or not.

Usually a minimum of eight years.

Eight years is a long time, anyway.

I mean, you have to be able to...

I mean you have to

be materially secure,

especially from the point

of view of the readies, eh.

That said, a doctor, it must

still feel pretty good, right?

It varies.

Yes, it varies...

But when you have a good level...

When you have a good

level of general studies,

you still have to work a lot,

or then you can...

All the same, you have

to work hard, you know.

Carine, it's for you.

It's your sister.

I'll get it.

It can't be easy, though.

Are you working on maths?

It's anatomy, isn't it?

You, do you want to specialise or what?

I'm doing something quite difficult.

Do you mind leaving me in peace?

Don't you have anything else to do?

No, I'm having a little break.

Five minutes.

Girls! How about celebrating my new

pad? And I found a bottle of plonk.

- Is it still good?

- Well yeah, I think so.

It looks really old, that thing.

I think it's too old to be good.

Would you like to

celebrate my new pad?

I put in some little lights, chairs

and everything, it's really cool.

What are you offering us?

A visit to your attic?

No? You aren't interested? Because...

I found a bottle of

Château Cheval Blanc 1970.

Where did you find that?

In the cellar. There's lots more.

Huh?

Er... is someone not eating?

Yes, we're all eating.

Why have you only set 4 places?

- Where are you eating?

- Er, I don't know.

What the hell is he doing?

I don't know, but it's really

annoying. For some time now...

I haven't been able to work.

Listen, Valerie, please

say something to him.

Tell him to stop, because

I can't take it any more.

Francis!

What?

Are you going to sand all

the shutters like that?

Well, yeah.

No, but are you going to sand

them all afternoon?

Well, yeah.

Do you have to do this now?

Yes, I have to because I must

sand them before painting them.

Couldn't you do it somewhere else?

No, is he doing it

on purpose, or what?

- You going upstairs?

- He'll be at least 3 hours

getting rid of these things, so I'm off.

What a pain in the arse he is!

What's the matter with her?

- We can't do anything,

we can't work. - Oh, yes?

- You want me to go behind

the house? - Yes, of course.

Well, OK, you should have said.

I'll get this stuff out of here

then I'll go behind the house.

- All right. - That way

I won't bother you.

- What is it?

- It's Francis.

Sorry to disturb you.

- I would like to know if...

- What do you want to know?

I want to know if...

I mean, just now, when I

was sanding in the garden...

And actually, I was making

a noise, and had to stop.

I mean, the girls and all that.

So I would like to use this break

to take your shutter off.

Well, at least to examine it,

because I haven't looked at it.

You're not coming into my room.

I'm in the middle of working.

- No, but just for

two minutes. - Listen.

I'm in middle of working, it's very

hard. If you don't know what to do,

- the weather's lovely, go to the beach.

- Really, no. I can't. Sorry.

Yeah, OK.

OK, well... OK.

It's hot, eh?

- Don't you want to

try the water? - What?

Don't you want to try the water?

No.

Oh.

- You don't want to come swimming

with me, then? - No I don't want to.

Well, all right... too bad.

- You don't mind if I put my things

there? - No, it's all right.

Well, I'm going in.

- Hey, you're here? - Yes and you,

what are you doing here?

Can't you tell? I'm all wet.

I went swimming.

- You don't want to swim, then?

- No. We still don't, thanks.

- Why? Do you want to go back?

- Well yeah, if you want, yes.

If you want to go,

I would like to go with you.

The water's good, you know.

It's just a little bit cold

when you get out.

If it's as good as that, you

should have stayed there.

You're not going for a swim, then?

I'm certain.

Maybe we don't really want to go

swimming with you, see?

- Why?

- I dunno.

You don't have a swimsuit

other than that one?

- What? - It doesn't

look very up to date.

It's the kind of model we

would find more in the trade.

Can you still find that kind of thing?

No, but where did you buy it?

Isn't it obvious? No?

I bought it from an

antique dealer, look.

Can't you see?

And he also gave me

a small discount on it.

because there were

some rust stains behind.

OK, 'bye, girls.

I'll crush it.

She's not there any more.

- Valerie?

- What?

Can I speak to you for 5 minutes?

- Now?

- Yeah.

- What is it?

- I wanted to tell you...

I'm going to the shops tomorrow

because I have to buy hinges.

I've taken almost all of them off.

If I don't buy more, I won't be

able to put the shutters back up.

- So tomorrow, I'm doing

some shopping. - And so?

- I won't be here tomorrow morning,

you see. - I don't understand.

- I wanted to know if that

would bother you. - Oh, no!

It doesn't bother us at all.

Is that all you wanted to tell me?

Uh... well yeah.

If you want I can do your shopping.

If you need some stuff...

Oh, all right.

Girls, do you need something?

Francis is going shopping tomorrow.

- No.

- I'm fine thanks.

- So, no.

- No?

Well, never mind.

- Well, good night, eh?

- OK.

- Sweet dreams.

- Yes, you too. Good night.

- Good night, Francis.

- Sleep well.

- Good night, Francis.

- Listen to the girl.

I didn't see him go.

Quiet, eh? OK?

Carine?

Oh, it's you.

You scared me.

What are you doing like

that in the dark?

Nothing.

Did they kick you out?

No, no, not at all, no.

I was taking the air,

- before going to sleep.

- Oh yeah?

Me too, but I'm going up to bed.

Because I am a bit tired.

You don't want to chat a little bit?

Yeah? What do you

want to talk about?

I dunno...of this and that.

Of this and that?

Listen, can we do it

tomorrow? I'm really tired.

Me too, I'm a bit tired, and

I have to work tomorrow.

I've got a lot on my

plate, as they say.

- See you tomorrow.

- 'Night.

- Are you enjoying tonight?

Yes, it's nice weather.

- It's mild, isn't it.

- Yes, yes.

No, it's true, the

weather's good. It's fine.

OK, I'm going. See you tomorrow.

Francis, are you OK?

- But what's wrong with you?

- Nothing, nothing.

I like you, you see. That's all.

Oh, yeah?

Me, I don't really fancy you.

I mean...I don't fancy you much.

Well...fine.

See you tomorrow.

You must ask the question

that we asked people.

We asked them if they

usually go away...

I don't care. I want to

know what Carine thinks.

No! You have to ask

the question as it was written.

- 18% is huge.

- What numbers are these?

Nothing. It's an survey

made about holidays.

18% of those questioned, said they had

already taken their holidays separately,

42% would like to be

able to, and often.

Frederique finds that 18% isn't a lot.

Look around you, how people live,

how couples function.

It's completely normal.

That sucks. When you

really love each other,

you go on holiday together,

not each your own way.

Not so. You can love someone a lot

and want to have other encounters.

You have a completely

horrible idea of love.

You don't understand there

may be a difference

between loving someone

and making love with them.

That's crap! You're crazy.

You are not going to yell at each

other over this, are you? Stop it.

To tell the truth, I don't give

a shit about those magazines...

If I follow your reasoning,

we could say that Jerome is

not in love with you either.

- Why do you say that?

- You never go on holiday together.

Of course we have, we already

went on holiday together.

Oh yes? You spent your

holidays together last summer?

That's got nothing to do with it.

Last summer, neither or us could.

This summer, we're

spending July together.

So you say.

- What do you mean, 'So you say'?

- We'll talk about it later .

You're really dishonest,

it's incredible.

It's not even worth

discussing with you.

- Well, who's dishonest now?

- You're really being a pain.

- What? - I said 'you're a pain'.

But you always agree with Valerie.

I don't see why you said

that to her.. Really I don't.

You're not going to get

started too? - Shh! - What?

Did you hear something? No?

- Why? You think there's

someone? - I don't know.

No?

It's not possible!

Is he going to start up that

old crate, or what?

It's not too soon, I say.

Valerie, I need to talk to

you about your cousin,

because it's no longer

possible, it can't go on.

What's the matter?

Since he's been here, I'm

completely unable to work.

Completely. So either you make

him leave, or I will leave.

You know I can't fire him like that.

It's your house. You can

fire him if you want.

I mean, you're in your home.

- Did you find my fags?

- Yes. I brought you 3 packs.

- So you won't send me out to

get them every 2 hours. - Great.

- Has the other idiot come

back yet? - No, not yet.

- That's strange. What

time is it? - It's 3.10.

I hope he hasn't had an accident.

With his old crate, that

wouldn't surprise me.

- Was he bringing the food?

- Yes, it's him.

Good, there he is.

What was he doing?

He took his time.

He told me why,

but I didn't understand.

I think he had a hard time

finding the parts he needed.

And then I went to the other shop.

There I waited 20 minutes,

for a little man to come and

serve me, you see? You follow?

So I went from one to the other

and wasted at least 10 minutes,

so it took the whole morning.

The other guy came 20 minutes

later and then said "No, no".

I was fuming.

He showed me his hinges. I said,

"No, they're not the right ones,

"I'm sorry."

He said "Sir, these are

the hinges that I usually sell,

"your hinges are a bit strange."

I said: "But these are

the hinges I need."

"They're long hinges for normal

shutters, for a house."

Finally I asked him how much they

cost, he told me 17 francs each.

Can you imagine?

I took the hinges he offered me,

so I'll have to to change them all.

The problem, is that

I paid with my own money.

I have to see about

it with grandmother.

Hey, girls! It's ready.

Come!

Come and eat!

Come and eat kebabs!

Come!

What are you doing

hanging about on the stairs?

I've been calling you for an hour.

Didn't you hear me??

We were discussing something.

Something which we need to talk

to you about, by the way.

Is that right? What do you

want to talk to me about?

I suppose you've noticed

that we work quite hard?

We don't get out of the place much,

and we would like to take

advantage of Sunday...

to go for a walk,

take our mind off things.

Is that right? Tomorrow?

Yeah, tomorrow.

The thing is, as you see,

we don't have a car.

So we would like to know

if you can lend us yours.

- Mine?

- Is that a hassle?

A little bit, yeah.

Because it is not quite new.

And you have to know how to drive it.

We'll take great care.

We'll be very careful.

- I swear to you.

- Yeah...

In fact, I wanted to take

a break tomorrow.

I wanted to stop a bit,

have some fresh air,

go for a swim and all that, and...

What would be simplest,

is that I come with you.

That way, I can drive.

Also, I know some great

spots in the area.

We could walk in the

Médoc, for example.

We'll take the car, go on the ferry,

and then take a walk in the Médoc.

We'll cross over. It could be nice.

I'm sure you will like it.

- Shall we accept?

- Huh?

You can change to

fourth, if you want.

There, turn right at the cross.

- Right?

- At the cross, that way.

Here.

Go easy with the gearbox,

because it's a bit fragile.

This car's done at least 150,000 km.

Yeah, OK, I'm doing the best I can.

No, but I say that...

Still, I think you drive well.

Especially for a woman.

- Hey!

- Macho!

- What a guy, Francis!

- No, it's just to kid around.

Here, take a left there.

At the little path there.

- Will it be much longer?

- No, we're almost there.

We're starting to get a bit tired here.

It's not far, it's just over

there behind a dune.

- Did you say there was a beach?

- Yeah, there's a beach.

- Well, let's say at low tide,

there's sand...

What, at low tide?

- But then the sea is

miles away. - No!

We didn't drive an hour and

a half just to find rocks!

Wait until we get there.

It's a really great place.

There's really no one.

No one knows this place.

The last time I saw people

there was three years ago,

Some Dutch people bathing nude.

So maybe we can all

bathe in the nude, then.

I don't know, you know,

it's not really a day to...

to do that.

- It's here?

- Yeah.

- It looks crappy!

- What?

- It's horrible.

- No!

You have to go over to the other side.

There's a fantastic

view the other side.

Come on, hurry up!

I like watching the girls

who walk on the beach

When they take off their clothes

and pretend to be good

Have you already eaten?

- No, not yet.

- Not yet?

- But it's late. Are you

hungry? - No.

- We were waiting for you to come home.

- That's nice, because I'm hungry.

- Well, maybe I'll prepare

something. - Yeah?

- I'll lay the table.

- OK.

So...

What should I make?

It's nice to see you eating like this.

Looks like you were hungry.

A little, yeah.

Yeah, that seems normal,

considering the time.

It's true that we usually eat earlier.

Note that I was hungry too because...

walking makes you famished.

- You want some?

- Mm.

You like my omelette?

You're right, it's good.

- Frederique? - Yes.

- You like it?

Then say so.

There, I've said it: I like it.

Here.

Note that it's good

that you like it, because...

as a matter of fact, I spat in it.

I can't believe it.

Is that a joke?

- It's a great joke.

- If you did, that's really disgusting.

- Are you kidding or what?

- Yes, that's right, I'm kidding.

- But are you insane?

- You're really disgusting!

- I thought it would make you laugh.

- Is that a joke?

No, it's not a joke.

Yes, it's a joke,

you know. A little joke.

But you're insane, you're

completely crazy.

No, I'm not, I just

wanted to make a joke.

No one's laughing at your

joke, my friend. You halfwit.

Oh well. I thought it

would make you laugh.

Are you a jerk?

You're a jerk. That's it.

Yeah, I'm completely crazy, that's it.

It's foul. There's no other word.

Well, too bad, since it's not funny.

And then I wanted to

say; about the table,

it would be nice if you cleared it up,

since I made the omelette, right? OK?

You don't mind, I hope?

Good night, eh.

'Night, get out of here.

Little shit.

Do you think he really did it?

Oh, I don't know.

I wouldn't be surprised if he did.

Armelle?

Yeah?

Are you there?

Are you all right?

- What's the matter?

- I wanted to vomit,

- but I can't.

- Have you tried?

Yes I've tried,

but nothing came out.

- Did you put your fingers down your

throat? - Yes. It was disgusting.

Or you can take a good hot bath.

It's nice of you, but no,

it'll get better. Thank you.

Oh yeah, shit.

Well, OK.

What's the matter with the

other crazy person?

She's just a bit upset. She

had a problem with Francis.

She came down and

he was in the living room.

I think he told her to fuck off.

- Where is he?

- No idea.

We haven't seen him.

He can't be far away.

What are you doing this morning?

Aren't we going to work

in the living room?

- You won't?

- No.

No, not me.

All right.

- Hey, Carine.

- Yes?

What did you get for

exercise 14? This one.

Me, I got that, see.

- But I got the same, good.

It's the same thing. - Ah, great.

So what am I going to eat?

Damn, there's nothing here.

- Girlie yogurts.

- Francis?

Hey, we were really worried.

We wondered where you were.

Oh yeah? That's nice.

Did you get the parts you needed?

No, I called up.

And so?

So, they haven't received them yet.

And when will they receive them?

- They don't know. - Oh?

And you then, you'll have

to stay...until when?

I don't know.

I'll have to phone them again.

- Uh, we... - What we

said together with Valerie,

is that what might be better

for you and for us, is...

rather than being in the living room,

for example, you can take my room,

and I would go with Valerie in hers.

That's it yeah.

Why not in the toilet or the

bathroom too, while you're at it?

What are you doing with all that stuff?

I'm putting Francis's things

in Carine's room.

- What are you doing, Carine?

- Moving into Valerie's room.

You'll sleep in the same room?

We thought it better so he

won't be in the living room,

- any more, taking over

everything. - OK

And where's Frederique?

- I think Frederique's gone

for a walk. - She has.

I mean yes, that's cool.

So, there you go. OK.

I was sure of it. 'Bye.

There, you took the abscissa of your

angle to a reference which is fixed.

And the other two coordinates,

in which the one in motion.

So it's as if you have one foot on the

ground, the other on a conveyor belt.

- Are you listening to me?

- No, not really.

Tell me, wouldn't you like

us to go back to Paris?

No, why?

Because we're all working in our

own corners, so it's pointless.

Because of this, I prefer to go back

to Paris, that way, I'll be more calm.

Won't you wait till the end of the week?

No, we're not doing anything.

We work in awful conditions.

- You're exaggerating.

- And I can't concentrate.

I don't know what I'm doing..

I can't do it.

In addition, it's a bad atmosphere.

And then I don't find it correct

that you installed him

in the room just down from me

without asking my opinion.

Is that the problem?

Because we put him up here?

- No it's not that. - Let's go

and talk about it with the others

No that's not it.

Anyway, it's done.

- Come on, let's talk to

the others. - No.

What I wanted to say,

is that I found the

principle incorrect.

- You're back?

- Yeah.

- Is there anything to eat?

- No, there's nothing.

We're going shopping with

Valerie. You'll come?

- No, I'm not here tonight.

- You won't eat here?

No, I won't even eat

because I met two guys

who invited me to a party,

and I think I'll go.

- You want to come? - No.

You should, it would

take your mind off things.

- No I don't want to.

- Come, let's have a good laugh.

No, I promise you,

I prefer to stay here.

All right.

What about your revision, then?

- My revision?

- Yeah.

If you knew how I don't give a fuck.

I've wasted enough time like this.

I wonder if I'm going to

drop everything.

At least pass the exam.

What use is it to pass the exam?

For two years I'm doing things

that don't interest me at all.

What we're doing at the moment

is Chinese, you know?

I don't want at all to go on

another 5, 6 years,

to get pissed off like that,

to miss out on everything.

- But what's wrong with you all

of a sudden? - I dunno...

Everything pisses me off, annoys me,

it makes me very unhappy.

- What's going on?

- Nothing. Nothing's going on.

Something's going on.

You've got those sorts of faces.

What sort of faces?

Gloomy faces.

Has something happened?

What do you want to happen?

I don't know.

It's not for me to tell you.

Nothing's happened,

we're telling you.

I can see that something's happened.

- We've said that nothing's happened!

- Why are you so aggressive?

I'm not aggressive. You're

pissing us off with your questions.

But you're really aggressive!

What's the matter with her?

- Did I say something wrong?

- No. It's nothing, Valerie. It's OK.

- Has something happened to her?

- No, no!

Really, stop it.

- I'm hungry.

- Huh?

- I'm hungry.

- Oh, yes?

Me too.

- But what's this minibus

doing here? - I dunno.

We have visitors.

Oh no, it can't be true!

- Oh well, there you go.

- Hello.

- How are you ...?

- Fine.

- What's going on?

- Isn't it obvious? I'm off.

- You're off right now?

- Well yeah, right now, yeah.

- But the shutters?

- What about the shutters?

What do we do with the shutters?

The shutters, I've no idea.

We'll see about it later...

You're not leaving like that!

Tell us where you're

going so we can reach you.

Reach me? What for?

I really don't know.

You never know.

Oh yeah.

If it's to send me postcards,

it's really not worth it.

It's for grandmother.

In case she asks.

Grandmother!

Wait, girls. I'm coming in a moment.

I have to talk a couple of

minutes with Valerie.

Listen, I believe that you

haven't understood well.

I don't want you to know

where we're going, OK?

I want us to mind our own business,

be relaxed, and I have no wish,

no wish at all that you, especially

you, know where we're going.

You understand that?

OK? Me, what I want is

to be left alone in peace

- Do you get it?

- OK.

Francis, get a move on, will you?

OK, I'm coming.

'Bye

Come on, let's go.

- Is she your girlfriend?

- No, my cousin. I kid you not.

- She's cute. - You kidding?

You want me to leave you the keys?

- No, it's OK.

- As to that, good luck.

So, on our way! Go up there.

Let's get out of here!

Go, go!

So, that's it.

He left everything here.

We'll have to put everything away.

On top of that, these

shutters are really heavy.

What parts did he want

to change on them?

I don't know, is it this?

- No, it's not that.

- I don't know.

- It must be this, he took it off.

- Did he put anything away?

- No. Nothing at all.

- Nothing.

For 2 hours he made a mess

in the house, there were...

- Did you see the naked girls?

- Naked girls?

There were naked girls with him.

They made a big mess,

everywhere for 2 hours.

- Really naked?

- Oh yeah, that's right.

They weren't half naked.

They were naked, and that's that.

- And there's water everywhere.

- What's that now?

- It's all right, it's for me. Goodbye!

- Goodbye!

Did you see that Frederique

didn't come home?

I went to her room.

Her bed wasn't even slept in.

Yeah.

What's going on?

Armelle has decided to go back to Paris.

Really? You want to go back now?

I mean, today?

I looked at the timetables.

There's a train at 11 am.

There's also no point in

making that long face.

- It's not a drama.

- Maybe you prefer us to shut up?

If I decide to return to Paris,

it's my problem, not yours.

It was I who wanted to come here,

even if from the start I didn't

think it was a very good idea.

But I didn't force anyone.

If you didn't want to come,

- you shouldn't have come.

- I never said that you forced me.

If I invited you here,

it was to have a nice time.

Admit anyhow that you and I,

are not quite in the same situation.

- What do you mean?

- Don't you see what I mean?

No. Say it more clearly.

I just want to say that from the

marks you had in February,

you're almost certain to

pass to the 3rd year.

- And so?

We don't have the same

motivations. That's all.

But that's wrong?

You're completely crazy.

Surely you won't blame us for...

having good grades in February?

No, it's not at all what I mean.

It's just that I have to

work like crazy,

Whereas you can take it easy.

You're completely paranoid.

You're completely crazy.

Jerome!

Hey, hey.

- All right?

- Yes.

What are you doing here?

I came to see you.

- Like that? - Yes, I wanted be

sure you're working hard.

- Is the exam soon?

- Six days.

- Not too scared? You're OK?

- Yes. I am afraid.

So you've come like this

without warning?

No, but wait. Wait, something

great happened to me.

Imagine that when arriving

at Trinity last night,

we came completely

by chance on a guy

who wanted 2 crew members

to sail a boat to the West Indies.

Isn't that great?

It's the kind of opportunity

you can't miss.

The only problem is that we

have to be there in mid-July,

so we must leave as soon as

possible. That's the problem.

But when are you leaving?

We're leaving tomorrow morning.

So I'm off to Paris, I'll return the car

to my mother and take the last TGV,

and early in the morning,

on our way to the West Indies.

On top of that you

would see the boat,

it's the one that Malinowski

used on the Route du Rhum in 78.

Don't you see? It's right

on the tip of my tongue.

A ULDB.

- A what? - A ULDB:

ultra light displacement boat.

Oh my, I'm tired.

I went to bed at 2 am. and

I was wasted on the road.

Is there some coffee to drink?

- Yes, I'll get you some.

- Thanks, that's nice of you.

What's its name?

Anyway, it's a great boat.

Really brilliant.

With a name like that. Tell me, are

you going back to Paris right away?

Yes, I'll have my coffee and go.

Could I go with you?

Have you finished your revision?

No, not really, but I've something

super important to do in Paris.

All right. It's no problem.

We'll have to rearrange

things a bit in the car.

We'll take the sails out and put

them on the roof. Can you do it?

- Yes.

- Thanks.

We left in a big hurry this morning.

- Isn't Fred here?

- No, she's not here this morning.

Oh, that's a shame.

I would have liked to see her.

- Pasty face!

- Yes, I'm still pale.

- Haven't you been in the sun?

- We didn't come for that, Jerome

- We came to work.

- You're really serious, eh?

Hey, hold on.

Wait, we'll take them

out through the back.

Oh dear... You're going to

damage them like that.

Pass them to me... No, please

pass them through the back.

- They're plastic, I won't damage them.

- No, They're Kevlar. It tears.

- Are you making

the coffee? - Yes.

- Do you want me to help you?

- No, it's fine, thanks.

Armelle is going to take advantage

of Jerome's car to go to Paris.

And you?

I am staying. No?

I don't know, do what you like.

You decide, Valerie.

What do you prefer?

I think that...

I think I prefer be all alone.

OK. I'll go, then.

All right?

Jerome, would you have a place

for me in the car, to return to Paris?

It'll be a bit of a squeeze, yes.

There's no problem.

You've packed your bags, at least?

No, but I'll go and do it.

I'll be about five minutes.

Why do they all want to go

back to Paris right away?

Eh? What's going on?

What's wrong?

You know I don't like it when

you make a face like that? Eh?

Did you hear me?

What would you have liked?

You would have liked me to let

you know sooner, right?

So what is it?

How long does a crossing take?

I don't know, it depends

on the weather.

If there's wind, it can take 3 weeks.

We can be there between

the 15th and the 18th.

But there's less wind in

summer, isn't there?

It depends on the summer.

Either way, I'll be in Paris

no later than the 25th.

And you start your

course on 1st of August?

So we won't see each other?

But yes, we'll see each other.

We may not see each other as

long as we had planned, but...

we'll see each other anyway.

Since we'll have a good week

at the end of July.

Then we have all our

lives in front of us.

Good. What the hell are the girls up to?

Haven't you finished?

Yes. Well, almost.

- Can I give you a hand?

- No, it's OK.

I don't want to be in a rush.

I feel I'm going to

forget a lot of things.

Aren't you leaving any more?

- Yes?

- Yes, come on. Let's go.

Can you pass me my books?

There's Bébègue.

Come on, give us a kiss!

Bébègue...

One crappy thing,

another crappy thing...

If I had known that

you would react so badly,

I would never have

accepted this crossing.

I can always tell him that

I'm not going any more,

but it's complicated. They're

boarding tomorrow morning.

And then I committed myself to this guy.

I hate not keeping my promises.

I mean, it's up to you. You decide.

If you want me to stay, I'll stay.

I'll call him and that's that,

no more complicated than that.

- No, it's not necessary.

- Are you really sure?

Because I wouldn't want you to make

a long face like that afterwards.

To blame me for having abandoned you.

Promise me that you won't make

a face like that any more?

Yes.

Better than that.

I promise.

That's it, then.

Thank you.

Let's go.

We're off.

You'll be all right?

What do you think you'll do?

Will you stay here until Monday?

I don't know, no.

I think I'll go home sooner.

Anyway I'm going to wait till

Fred comes home and then we'll see.

Anyway, see you

Monday at the latest.

OK, let's go.

Who's going in front?

- Me, I'll go in front.

- Good.

I call you when

I arrive in Paris, OK?

Then if I have time I'll

call you tomorrow morning.

I'll be in Paris as soon as

possible, I promise you.

I'll miss you.

Ciao.

Alright, come on. Quick.

Good.

I have to go.

I don't like us leaving

each other like this.

- What would you like?

- I don't know.

That we don't leave each other.

It went quickly, didn't it?

You think so?

Don't you?

Yes, yes.

- OK. - Do you want to

come in and have breakfast?

- No I can't. I have to go.

- Come on...

- We'll work it out.

- Come on...

- No. - When will we

see each other again?

Tonight, I can't.

I have to do something.

- And tomorrow?

- Tomorrow?

I don't know.

It depends.

- You'll call me?

- Yes, I'll call you.

- You have my number?

- The one here?

- Yes. - You gave me it.

I must have it.

I'll leave you my address

in Paris and my phone number.

I don't go to Paris

very often. But OK.

- You never know.

- Yes. You never know.

Thanks.

If you want to find me,

I'm nearly every night at the cafe

where you saw me the other day.

See you soon.

You'll call me, eh?

Yes, I'll call you.

- Really?

- Mm-hm.

You can also come by.

All right.

- Well.

See you soon.

Valerie?

Did you sleep on the couch?

I fell asleep.

And the others, where are they?

They left.

What do you mean, they left?

They went back to Paris with Jerome.

Jerome came by?

And you, you stayed all alone?

But I would have come

back sooner if I had known.

No, but I'm going to work...

So you saw Jerome?

That's great. You're happy?

Oh yeah, of course...

Well, that's great.

- It was...

- Actually, I...

- Go ahead.

- No, you.

- You start.

- Are you sure?

It was...

I don't know what to say.

I met a guy whom I really like, but...

But, but... he just brought

me home, and that's it.

I don't know if I'll see him again.

Why do you say that?

Well...

Well, I don't know.

I don't have his phone number.

I was stupid,

I didn't dare ask.

I was afraid that...

That he wouldn't want

to give it to me,

or that he'd give me a

false number, or that...

Maybe I was afraid of showing

him that I'm attached to him.

I've had enough, you see?

It's the first time that

I've met a guy that I like,

with whom I want to go further.

You see, you, you're with Jerome,

and sometimes I tell myself that...

it's really good. You've been

with a guy for a long time.

It's true that it's scary, but...

and then at the same time...

it's true that it must be good to

have someone you can count on.

Who thinks of you all the time,

and you can think of him, like that.

Sometimes I feel that

it will never happen to me.

You know, you're wrong.

- I'm sure he'll call you and you'll

see each other again. - You think so?

But of course, it's obvious.

Why do you tell yourself

he won't call you back?

I don't know.

You don't trust people enough.

You know, you have to trust people.

Ah, but it's hard.

Yes, but you have to...

you have to trust them.

- He'll never call me back.

- Yes he will!

- He'll call you back, for sure.

- You think so?

Did you go upstairs?

Did we forget anything?

No I don't think so. I checked.

- OK, well we can leave.

- Yeah.

There's the taxi waiting.

OK.

Hello.

- Hi. - Everything all right?

So what are you doing?

Are you leaving?

- Hi. - Yes, we're

going back to Paris.

And you, you...

Well yes, I came back...

I came back, yeah...

I came back, because...

That's it. That's how it is.

- Armelle and Carine aren't with you?

- No, they went back yesterday.

Really? So I'm just in time. A bit

later and I would have missed you.

- You're coming back for...

- Yeah.

For the shutters.

To finish the shutters.

- We have to go.

- Well, yeah.

You're taking the train?

Maybe we'll see each

other some other time?

Yeah, if you come to Paris.

I doubt it. But hey,

you never know.

Nothing's impossible.

OK, well... goodbye.

- Goodbye, Francis.

- And good luck.

- 'Bye.

Beau fixe (1992) - full transcript