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She can't go in those shoes!

You can't travel in those shoes!

No, Sophie, I put out your sandals.

I want them.

They're winter shoes.

Please.

You'll ruin them. Give me that. It goes in the bag.

I'm keeping it with me!

She's in a bad mood.

Which one is car eight? Here it is.

Mummy, hurry!

They're coming. Let's stow our stuff.

- Why didn't you tell me? - I couldn't.

Now I don't want to go.

It's only for two weeks.

You have Odette, and I'm coming the fifteenth.

Where're you going?

To Paris.

What for?

I can't tell you yet.

Hurry, we're leaving!

Quick, it's leaving.

Explain it to your sister, OK?

Give me a kiss.

Mum, we're leaving!

Hurry!

What are you doing?

I'll join you later. Frédérique will explain.

Tell them you're six years old.

I got her a half-price ticket.

Don't forget. Sophie.

Have a good vacation! Enjoy yourselves!

Odette, don't fail me.

Be good! 'Bye!

Mom, I don't want to leave without you!

Some British rented it last year.

They left it a hell of a mess.

We've rented it for 5 summers. 5 years of trouble.

Especially when there's kids. How old is she?

Careful not to fall. Every year there's one who... whoops!

Watch out for my strawberry plants.

Be careful of my strawberry plants.

No ball playing, no games, no running near the strawberries.

Why do I bother? They'll wreck them anyway.

Hey, dummy...

the bunker is dangerous!

The Germans mined it. You could lose a leg.

Come here, Sophie.

Let's continue the tour.

This is where I live.

Here's my wife.

Say hello to the lady.

She's the kids' nurse. The parents aren't here.

They live in the house?

You live in the cellar?

The ground floor flat. We won't bother you.

Anyway, the garden's off limits to the youngest.

You're here all summer?

We live at the beach all year.

In summer we just move down a floor.

So if you need anything...

someone's around.

Let's unpack, girls.

Don't feed the fish, huh?

Show me about the gas...

All right.

Smells all moldy. I'm not putting my stuff in there.

I'll sleep here.

- That's my side. - Why?

You sleep there.

Not next to the wall.

Do as you're told!

No wall!

That's where you sleep!

Don't get mad!

I don't want to!

You're nuts! I hurt myself!

Here are your laxatives.

I went.

You have to go twice a day.

And then to bed. In fifteen minutes, lights out.

Blackout!

Give me yours.

Be careful.

It's OK.

You'll see...

They love laxatives...

Wednesday, July ninth.

I'm starting my diary tonight.

I'm writing it for you. I don't know you...

but you're my understanding friend.

You've no name, but I'll make you my confidant.

I can tell you anything.

Provided Mom doesn't read it.

Odette's changed since we came.

With Mom and Dad away, she's bossy. Some vacation!

If she keeps it up, we'll get her fired.

This year the house is far from the ocean. I'll find a shortcut.

The other day we forgot the towels...

and Odette had to go back.

She's not your sister?

We were just raised together.

Our grandparents and everyone died in the war.

The Mandels are our only relatives.

There's Uncle Leon.

He yells a bit, but he makes us laugh.

That's what's nice about him: he's so funny.

His wife is Auntie Bella. She's my mother's sister.

Bella! My hair's grown back!

Overnight!

Then their children:

Titi's just five, and he can already read and write.

He's precocious.

Next, Suzanne and René.

She's mommy's little girl, and him, he's Sophie's fiancé.

Daniel's the oldest. He's changed since last year.

His voice is deeper. He's grown out of games...

like pulling down our suits...

or burying us alive.

He told me he'd slept with a girl.

I didn't believe him at first, but he gave me the details.

Now I'm not so sure.

Whatcha got?

3 fives, a queen, and king.

Why'd you take a card?

Bluffing. I had a flush.

You have to take two, try for a full house.

Give. You're dumb, you know?

You don't look like your sister.

Lena's not really my sister...

Hi, Mrs. Sopeck.

Hello, Mrs...

Not your sister?

We were merely raised together.

When my Dad married her Mom, both were widowed.

I was seven. We lived together until she got married.

How'd she meet her husband?

I met Michel first.

He saved us both in the war.

We were all real close.

So close he almost got 'em mixed up on his wedding night.

He's so dumb.

You're dumb, Leon.

- Odette! A scorpion! - Where?

The parents...

they coming or not?

There's supposed to be five of you.

Sure, they're coming.

Why else rent such a big house?

You camped downstairs?

I'm enlarging it.

Dig a little every day.

Next year we'll have another room.

You'll be more comfortable.

Is it raining?

Not with that sun.

Aren't two brats like them too much for you?

You're young.

At your age, there are better things to do.

I've two kids of my own.

- Two boys. - Where?

With my grandmother.

What else can I do?

What about the father?

There is no father. Never has been.

It's rain!

I'm getting wet!

It won't rain. The west wind's rising.

But with all those Sputniks up in the sky...

The barometer's up. Seen the barometer I made?

Looks complicated.

Here, it'll be nice...

There, it'll rain...

I don't care how sad you look. You're not getting any.

Last night, we had fireworks for Bastille Day.

Daniel danced with girls we didn't know.

They're from the Corvette Club.

A horror with big teeth and a snotty little blonde.

They kept laughing their heads off...

Daniel, too.

He's a pain when he puts on his act!

I'm annoyed, not jealous, but he gets on my nerves.

He still treats me like a child.

I don't care. I have as much fun when he's not around.

You're crushing them!

- You're flat! - How would you know?

For the last time...

you make a knot and a loop...

you pass it over, push it through, and pull.

It's easy.

I've a prisoner!

Tie her to the stake, Suzanne.

The others?

Went that way.

Come with me. You start the Indian torture.

It doesn't hurt.

I can't feel a thing.

Stop that! You're nuts!

When summer ends, you'll go to Paris.

Who told you?

Dad told Mom... and I was there.

And we're gonna lend you money.

We have money.

You don't.

Besides, your Mom wastes it.

My Mom's no hen, always laying eggs, like yours.

She didn't want the baby she'll have. Ask Odette.

Mom's against divorce.

Who's divorcing?

I dunno.

Did I upset you?

Tuesday, July twentieth.

I got a letter from Mom.

She can't come before the thirty first.

I haven't told Sophie, but I'm worried.

Seems we're not going back to Lyon this fall.

Mom and Dad may separate.

Sophie doesn't know. I wonder what will happen.

What about school?

I don't believe I won't see Collete again.

For us, the vacation goes on.

Mr. Ruffier, our landlord...

loves handiwork.

He made a machine to predict the weather.

He says August will be fine and we'll enjoy it.

I'll call the roll...

René.

Here.

Suzanne.

Here.

Titi.

Here.

Leon, where's Titi?

I don't know, Bella!

He's playing with us.

I've been looking for him for an hour.

Last term I had "A" in history, "B" in math, B+ in grammar.

You're good.

Aren't you?

Usually. But this year's been rough.

Schooling counts less than getting by...

without books or notes.

Am I educated? Not even grade school.

They kicked me out of kindergarten!

Do you like being first?

You make Mom happy.

Remember... "First in school, last in life."

Watch what you're doing, idiot!

First in school and can't wash a car!

Dumb jerk!

Don't stand there. Turn off the water!

Look at that!

René, multiply by threes.

I can't.

You get a zero. Suzanne!

Three times one is three. Three times two is six.

OK. Take a piece of candy.

Now Titi.

He can't multiply. He can't even read.

Who asked you? You don't know what I'll ask.

I can too read.

Come to the blackboard.

Write "Papa."

Very good.

Take some candy, Titi.

- What's this? - It's candy.

They're the best.

It's mint-flavored.

You can eat it.

At times they didn't talk.

He'd tell the oldest, "Ask your mother to pass the bread."

Mealtimes were no fun.

No, cat, not in the house!

Odette, shut the door.

We should have left him.

He feels lost.

Do you think they'll really separate?

They're in separate bedrooms.

He's slept in the living room for six months.

She's not very nice with him.

Sleeping apart isn't all bad. We'd have avoided this one.

What, dear?

Titi did a dumb thing.

Titi did a dumb thing!

What is it?

They made me eat soap.

He thought it was candy.

I don't believe it!

Sorry.

What's wrong?

Poor darling!

That's not our tent. Come out, Sophie.

Why're you crying?

I want my Mommy!

Haven't you finished?

Stop staring at that animal! Where's your sister? Frédérique!

Coming!

What're you doing?

You can't go off in the middle of dinner!

I've a right to look at the books!

Finish up. You'll get your noodles later.

Can we join the Club?

- No. - Why not?

Because.

Because why?

Your mother says no. It costs too much.

That's a lie!

It's true.

She told you so?

- Yes. - Liar!

Don't say I lie!

You've no right to hit me!

That's enough, now! Eat!

You, too.

And not a word!

This house is lousy. Last year's was nicer.

Your Paris call. Second booth.

You wait here.

Glad I reached you. Things are bad here.

I can't stay. It's too tough.

I can't handle them.

It was bad in Lyon. Here it's hopeless!

The oldest called me a slut.

I slapped her and she kicked me in the stomach.

I tell you, I can't take it anymore!

The weather's fine. When are you coming?

You sure? Because I can't manage.

I've called my aunt to come and get me.

I'm tired. I've really had it.

When are you coming? We're fed up!

She's always after us, always yelling!

She's nasty, always nagging us!

When're you coming, Mom?

"You're prettier than a mortadella..."

"Sweeter than a caramela."

"Everybody calls you Bella."

"I love you 'cause you are so bella."

It's here, huh?

Yes, it is.

Then it's here.

Be careful, Leon!

What's he doing?

Sorry.

Bikers think they own the road!

Nice, huh? They look great on me, huh?

You have to grow up a little yet.

Nice dress! So many lovely things...

And this one!

Not done yet? This how you put things away?

Come and hug me.

Be careful.

Hug me, too!

I missed you so.

I missed you, too, darlings.

Mommy may get a job.

What for?

- To earn money. - Daddy earns money.

What kind of job?

I dunno, secretary, maybe.

Baker!

I don't want you to work.

I'd like it.

Can we join the Club this year?

You've the sea, the beach. Why do you need a club?

And a tent, Mom. When can we have a tent?

We always use the Mandels'.

What else do you want? A yacht?

- Who'll give me an Eskimo kiss? - Me!

Eskimo kiss... Eskimo bliss.

You carry them.

I carried them yesterday.

Twice in a row.

You nuts?

Carry 'em or leave 'em.

I carried them yesterday. I'm fed up! Same old story:

Her Highness commands... and everybody has to obey.

I just got here! No fighting!

Are you ready? Let's go.

I just wanted to say... we can't sleep.

What?

Since they arrived three weeks ago, not one minute.

My wife's insomniac anyway.

Why tell me?

We hear everything. Every step you take.

We're right under your bed, so...

I heard you turning over last night, so you see...

It wasn't clear to me that you lived in the cellar.

On the ground floor, not the cellar.

What can I do?

Maybe you could stop wearing heels...

We going, Mom?

Yes, we are. Forgotten anything?

'Bye, girls. Have a nice day!

...it's in a Paris suburb. Small, but we'll doll it up.

There's a room for the girls. I'll use the den.

No hot water.

How much?

A hundred a month, plus maintenance.

Maintaining cold water?

How about their school?

Too late to enroll now. I'll see in fall.

We're going swimming.

Think they heard?

I have to sign the lease this month.

Means I have to be in Paris a few days.

What do you think, Leon?

If she likes it...

You want to take it?

It need fixing?

It's in good shape.

OK. I said I'd help you, and I will. I'll keep my word.

Things are bad in Algeria. They've even got floods.

How's the water?

Damn nice!

Don't say "damn."

How kids talk today!

Guy's still there!

Where're you going?

Where's she going?

Why did you come?

I've waited three days for you!

Crazy! Got a room?

I sleep on the beach.

What'll we do? There are the kids, and everybody...

I missed you!

Relax. They're far away.

Never leave me again!

I love you too much. I'm going mad!

I mean it.

I love you.

You're mine. No one can change that.

Not even your daughters, Lena. You're mine!

Any wine left?

Want some?

It's good.

You can't imagine what he does to me.

I've never felt like this before.

I want him all the time.

Stop! It's not just sex. We understand each other.

He makes me laugh. We're so alike.

You can't plan a new life with him!

He's only 25, no job...

He has no job because he's 25.

Mom, you playing?

Yes! I'll sink it in one. Watch.

I'll bet!

Here we go...

If it weren't for the kids, I'd go off with him.

The hair and the arms...

and the back and the body, the thighs and the arms...

then the hair again!

Does Michel know?

That's all I need!

Maybe he's having you followed.

In a divorce, you could be blamed.

Then Michel would get custody of the children!

Don't say such things!

Can you mind the kids tonight?

Where's Odette?

It's her night off.

Can you?

Sure. Will you tell me how it was?

Crabs. They alive?

Sure. See for yourself.

You put them in boiling water? It hurts them.

They don't feel a thing. See this shell?

How can it hurt them?

Knock 'em out first so they don't suffer.

Wait till your cat gets a taste!

I don't care. I won't eat any. Mom!

We eating here?

Sleeping here, too.

We're sleeping here and eating here!

Did you know?

Yes and no.

Who is he?

Name's Jean-Claude. He's an artist.

My back's killing me!

Where'd they meet?

At an art show in Lyon a month ago.

So you did know!

Pull it closer.

The light will come in, damn it!

Where are they now?

It's the best I can do.

You were never so big. Not even with Suzanne.

I was. You've forgotten.

Could you lie on your side?

You never give up. You're hopeless!

See you tonight.

You scared me! What're you doing here?

I couldn't sleep.

Not a wink!

I got in at eleven. No one was home.

I decided to sleep here.

Why?

I got scared upstairs alone. I heard noises.

I bet he tried to get in.

Who did?

Ruffier.

I'm sure! Don't leave me alone anymore!

Wake me at nine, get the kids at the Mandels'...

and go to the beach.

What do I say?

I love them.

And if they ask where you are?

I'm hot!

So go take a swim!

Ice cream! Will you buy me one? C'mon!

I said no!

One vanilla ice cream, please.

I spy!

Finished?

No, wait.

You, in the leopard trunks!

You're not in the Club!

They've seen us! Come on!

OK?

The print was nicer.

This one's better.

It's too tight.

Too tight?

It's not tight. It's form-fitting.

It's pretty.

My earrings.

Where're you going?

Who you going with?

Leon and Bella, who else?

Going dancing?

You'll dance with Uncle Leon. Aunt Bella's too fat now.

Stop it, Frédérique.

You, too. Look at her!

What's that?

Hands, teeth, bottom, and off to bed.

Take your laxatives?

Odette, the laxatives!

- Bring us something? - Yes. To bed now!

What're you doing?

Be right there.

She's done the whole routine: divorce, lover...

Handsome couple.

Why'd you agree? I'm uncomfortable for Michel.

I didn't agree! She showed up with him.

I'll tell him off.

Don't get involved. You'll make trouble.

What trouble?

Jean-Claude knows his stuff!

Drink? It's good champagne, eh?

So you're a painter...

What style? Picasso?

Toulouse-Lautrec?

He's a sculptor.

So models pose in your studio!

I break up cars, compress them.

Like in America. I'd better keep an eye on my car.

Does it sell?

He's got a show in New York.

In a garage?

A parking lot.

Oh, great!

Seriously, does it pay?

That doesn't matter.

Depends...

Painting can pay big.

Bernard Buffet decorated a fridge, sold it for millions.

How much is a bare fridge worth?

Dance with me?

She'll have the baby on the floor.

May I?

A photo, folks?

Come home for a nightcap.

I don't know... We've had enough.

No? Why?

Everyone's tired. Don't drive fast, Leon.

Which way? That way?

Don't do that. I'll be sick.

Sorry. It's over there. No, there.

Stop that!

We're there!

We should buy this house, not rent it every summer.

Watch out!

Dumb cat!

Tell Suzanne to lock it up. Some dope'll run over it.

You feel something?

Oh, shit!

What is it?

Got a problem?

It's nothing, thanks. We ran over our cat.

- Where you going? - To the hut.

This is for Frédérique.

Wanna play doctor?

If you like.

OK. Lie down there.

Breathe deeply.

I'll give you a shot.

I don't want a shot.

Just a little one.

It won't hurt, madam.

Did that hurt?

Does it hurt here?

Or here?

Then we'll have to operate.

Want me to tickle you?

Just a little tickle. Turn over.

Feels good, huh?

Dear Diary...

I call you Dear Diary because I can't find a name for you.

I could call you Daniel. It's my favorite name.

If he saw this, he'd make fun of me.

He doesn't know I'm in love with him.

It's the only word to describe what I feel.

I think of him always. If he goes off, I search for him.

Sometimes, when he's close, my heart stops...

and I'm sure everyone notices...

"A" on the left, "p" on the right...

"m" left..."q" left...

What?

If a shrimp weighs four ounces, how many in a hundredweight?

I dunno. Daddy knows all that.

"O" right, "z" left...

How many ounces in a hundredweight?

I don't know! Do you?

Me, in arithmetic...

We don't know.

"A" left, "p" right...

"m" right, "q" left...

After the show, I'll stay on there.

I've a friend in New York.

Is he French?

American. He has a studio, wants us to work together.

You going for good?

With you.

I'm serious, Lena.

You're crazy...

You're so young!

That's dumb. I'll age. Wait a while.

All great artists need a woman beside them.

I'm gonna make it.

But I need you.

America appeal to you?

So come.

To hell with everything here!

Closing time!

I'm leaving tomorrow.

I'll wait for you till midnight.

I told you not to inhale. Always showing off!

Makes me dizzy.

I'm dizzy, too.

I feel like puking!

I looked all over for you.

Tell a guy!

You said you'd stay home.

- Who wants a taste? - Me!

- What is it? - Coca-Cola.

Rotten! Who drinks that?

All Americans.

Americans are nuts!

Guess what I saw.

What'd you see?

Something you never saw.

An animal?

You'll never guess.

What is it?

The torture house.

That's just a story.

What's the torture house?

Girls are locked up there.

There's no such place.

I tell you I saw it.

What goes on in it?

Girls are tortured.

First they're stripped, even their panties.

They're tied up.

A guy tickles their nose, another their feet. And then...

What'd he say?

You're too little.

Did you go inside?

No, but I know the way.

If you're nice, I'll take you.

Wait for me!

Come on, Titi!

Is it far? I'm tired.

I'm sick of this.

There is no torture house!

There is, too!

There is too a torture house.

...the two dogs were stuck together...

barking their heads off.

I saw worse at the circus...

an animal trainer being quartered...

like in the Middle Ages.

Nearly tore his arm off.

I can top that... saw it in a book...

an African Negro with such huge balls...

he had to carry 'em in a wheelbarrow.

That's pretty good!

Wait for me! My shoelace!

Tie it yourself!

I can't do it!

- You must learn. - I can't.

Watch. You make a loop...

I make a loop.

You twist it around...

I twist it around...

Another loop, and presto!

Another loop, and presto!

Come on.

We gonna sleep here?

We're gonna get hell!

You scared?

A little.

Maybe we'll freeze to death.

You cold?

I'm OK.

Can I kiss you?

I went out to the Point.

We must call the police.

What time is it?

9:30.

Can you believe it?

Jean-Claude won't wait for you.

What'll we do?

Where've you been?

Why me?

'Cause you're the oldest, dummy!

Why do I always get it? I'm sick of it!

You always blame me.

He brought us back... carrying Titi.

What happened?

We got lost.

Where? How could you?

You went off like this?

Look how she stretched this sweater!

You know the area. How'd you get lost?

Go dry yourselves. Then we'll eat.

Hold him, Leon. He's shivering.

We didn't find the torture house.

- He has a fever. - He's hot!

Go get dry. We're going home.

They can sleep here.

No, we'll go.

And Jean-Claude?

He'll wait.

Coming!

Sometimes married folks stop getting along.

They don't love each other anymore.

Then it's time to separate.

You know Dad and I fight, we hurt each other.

I've decided to get a divorce.

Won't we see Daddy anymore?

You'll see him on vacations.

He'll come to Paris, you'll go to Lyon.

He'll always be your Daddy.

You love him and he loves you. That won't change.

Don't cry, baby.

Mommy will make a lovely life for us.

We'll live in a new house.

I'm going to Paris to arrange it.

Everything'll be new... a new school...

new friends...

Don't cry.

Whatcha doing?

Gathering seashells.

Why?

If Daddy doesn't know where we are...

I'll leave shells behind me so he can find us.

We won't be lost.

You'll need a lot.

I'll leave one every mile.

Want to help me?

It's like "Puss in Boots."

Go get me some knives.

Where?

Just ask Suzanne.

You must think I've forgotten you, invisible friend.

That's not true, but time flies.

It's already August 20th, and so much has happened.

I'm proud. I learned to swim the breaststroke.

Then we went to Odette's aunt's pancake house in St. Brévin.

There was a shark in the bay.

We watched it an hour...

but things got crowded, so we went home.

I almost forgot the big news--

Mom went back to Paris to arrange our new flat!

She says it'll be lovely.

I must tell you something else.

Daniel's starting to bug me.

Since the last time, he keeps trying to kiss me.

When you do it too often, it's annoying.

Now let's say good-bye to Odile Pelletier...

who won the second prize, a fabulous bingo game.

You can go back to your folks.

Everyone applaud!

Let's hear some loud applause!

And now for the big moment!

The first prize award!

And the winner is René Mandel!

René Mandel, come up on stage.

A camera...

a wonderful camera.

What a camera! Are you excited?

- What did you say? - He's not a member.

You're not in the Club?

I'm so sorry, kid.

Gotta stick by the rules.

But one man's poison is another man's meat!

Now, number nine becomes number one.

His name is Jean-Jacques Tabah!

He wins the Figaro grand prize!

"Your Dreamhouse 1958."

Hurry! Walk faster!

Not so much noise!

The slide's half burned.

The beam's got to be replaced.

They brought my fences over and burned everything.

You can see the shape the slides are in.

There, they burned the turnstile.

They took down the sign. That's the damage.

Anyway, the season's shot.

A disaster.

See that kid?

Brown hair?

In leopard trunks.

I kicked him out the other day.

Why?

He's not a member. Check him out.

What's your name?

René Mandel.

He's my son. Why?

Come with me.

Why?

Why?

This is ridiculous!

Middle of the night!

Put down the binoculars! They belong to the police!

How could they be out at night?

This is idiotic!

Make 'em swear they didn't do it.

Right, kids? You swear it.

Kids can't give a sworn statement.

I'll have to write a report.

But they're little kids. Let them swear!

Now swear. Daniel, come here.

"I swear I didn't burn their goddamn club last night."

I swear I didn't burn the club.

"Last night."

It's a farce!

Your turn, René.

Raise your hand.

I swear I didn't burn the club.

I swear I didn't burn the club.

It's impossible. You didn't do it?

Work instead of looking at me.

Titi, are you mad? Use your pen!

Thinks he's a house painter.

"I promise to respect..."

It wasn't them. They're not allowed to play here.

I'd have noticed.

They didn't do it.

They didn't?

I think they're lying. Look, they're all white!

Could be a disease.

Come look at the pool.

See for yourself!

Look at my goldfish. Now they're silver.

What's this?

What is it?

Laxatives.

Hear that?

Dad's here!

What?

He's here. There's his car.

Talk about a hideaway!

Odette, Daddy's here!

You'll wake Mom.

She's not here.

What? Where is she?

In Paris.

We weren't expecting you.

He slept in the car so as not to wake us.

Why is she in Paris?

"Will you marry me?"

Still not ready, girls?

Sure. Let me take a photo.

I love my new doll.

This advances the film.

You turn this to advance the film.

Don't be scared. He doesn't bite.

This dog's lost.

He's a stray. Hasn't got a collar.

Come on. Let's go.

Where's the lens cap?

Wasn't any.

You sure?

I didn't see one.

You didn't lose it?

Selling a camera without a lens cap!

There's Uncle Michel.

Hi, kids.

So you started a revolution?

Burned down the whole place?

You're a tough guy!

You're right. Don't let 'em step on you.

Where's your mom?

Uncle Michel's here!

What a surprise!

Don't move.

Whose dog is that?

We found him. He followed us.

Where's Leon?

Playing Tennis.

Buy us some peanuts?

You want some?

Roasted peanuts!

Small bag for the young man. How much?

Five francs, sir.

Here, kid.

What do you say?

Coming for a swim?

Yeah. Go on ahead.

Can I taste it?

You can have it. It's lousy.

Wait for us!

Staying awhile?

She'll be back tomorrow or the day after.

I lost a stitch. Have to redo the row.

Why did she go to Paris?

She left the girls alone?

Odette was here.

What did she go to Paris for?

Leave me out of your family squabbles.

When's it due?

In the fall.

Sophie, come for a swim!

See your sister? Water's great!

No, it's too cold!

She's going to live in Paris.

All alone?

I think she's taking the kids.

What do you mean?

She's taking the kids with her.

I won't stand for that!

Why should she get the kids?

They're mine, too!

As much mine as hers.

Or we each get one kid. End of story.

Don't say that.

What would you do?

Your wife moves out and steals your kids. You just stand there?

No one says you should do that.

But why'd you stay in Lyon?

She's here with your family and you don't come?

Now's the time to make up with her, during the vacation.

And the store? How could I close?

I have payments to make.

You doing OK now?

Sure I am.

If you need help, just ask.

I said I was OK.

What's wrong?

They're bugging me.

Why are they mean to her? Stop that!

She's so cute. You prefer Mommy or Daddy?

My daddy!

It's getting cloudy.

Been by the Club?

Know what their stunt cost me? 5,000 cash!

They wouldn't take my check!

Was it good?

You don't look well.

Your sister's tired.

Get enough sleep?

Sure. She's not used to restaurants. It's worn her out.

You know, Frédérique...

you're a big girl now.

You're twelve.

Thirteen.

That's old enough to understand.

You're a woman.

Has your mother spoken to you?

What about?

She's putting both of you in boarding school.

Why?

She'll have to if we split up.

She won't be able to look after you.

Means you'll never see me.

You must talk to her.

You'll tell her you want to stay with Dad?

Let's get back.

Want another cake?

I've ordered a washing machine.

That's nice of you.

A Bendix.

Coming, girls?

How are your kids?

I hear Riri got jaundice last month.

Right after I visited him.

Lala's a good boy, not like his brother.

How many'd you make? They won't eat all that!

They should. They don't look well.

Not like kids on vacation.

If you know something, tell me!

Don't lie to me. You know anything?

What about?

Hi! Sit down.

Have some bread and butter.

Want some?

You want some, too?

Here. He's so cute.

See? That's why I don't allow dogs here.

You never know what they'll do.

Had him long?

We found him yesterday, in the street.

So you pick up stray dogs.

He was looking for something. Maybe a bone.

He ate some strawberries.

He did? That's weird!

There are even weirder things, Mr. Korski.

You bought a car!

Isn't it nice?

Real nice. Bet it cost a lot.

Nice car. Whose is it?

Mine. I bought it.

Very nice.

When did you get here?

How fast does it go?

Quite comfortable.

How could you leave the girls all alone?

I didn't. Odette was here!

Space!

You smother me! I can't breathe!

I slave so you can go on vacation with the kids!

I rent you a villa at La Baule!

Some thanks I get! You should be ashamed!

You should be!

Yeah, I'm ashamed to have a wife like you!

Why'd you buy a car? What's the big idea?

Have we got money to burn?

You don't earn it, for sure!

What did you need that car for?

To go cruising?

I need it, for me and the girls.

Leave the girls out of it.

What do you want? What do you really want?

To leave.

- Who with? - Nobody.

Oh, yeah? Meet Mr. Nobody!

Who sends you messages on coasters? He got a name?

He hasn't moved in yet? Where are his things?

You'll wake the kids!

Let 'em wake up!

Wake up, kids!

Your mother's a whore! You heard? A whore!

This house is like a whorehouse!

A goddamn whorehouse!

Get out! Beat it!

I'll stay as long as I want! This is my place!

My place!

Let go! You're crazy!

Yes, I am! You drive me crazy!

Stop! Michel!

You slut! You whore!

Stop it, Dad! You're crazy! You'll kill her!

I'll kill myself!

Stop, or I'll kill myself!

Stop it, or I'll kill myself! I will!

I'll kill myself!

That what you want?

I'll kill myself!

The big girls in one bed, René with Sophie.

You can't wet the bed when there's a girl with you!

Not to worry. There's an undersheet.

He's miffed.

C'mon, you won't bed-wet your whole life.

"I hold you, you hold me, by the chinny-chin-chin.

"First one who laughs...

gets a spanking..."

We get up?

Take off your pajamas.

Difference between a sardine and a bull--one has horns!

My shoelace!

I did it! I tied my shoelace!

Wonderful! You're a big boy now!

He tied his own laces, Dad!

I didn't see.

Lovely sardines. How much are they?

100 francs a pound.

That's retail, for tourists. I want a deal.

How much I gotta buy to get a deal?

100 pounds, you get 'em for half price.

Everyone like sardines?

Dinner time.

Eighteen... We'll finish the game.

Eighteen's mine!

René spoke first.

Your turn, Sophie.

The bank decides.

Sixty-two...

Give your caramel to René. He won it.

Eat it!

Bella! Sixty-two.

If that's how you play, I quit! I can't stand cheating.

Too bad, Bella. You were winning.

Anyway, dinner's about ready.

What's that?

Sardines...

Leon, you ordered sardines?

We have to bring him in. He'll never stop.

Inside he's worse. He'll scratch at the door.

Let's let him in.

What'll we do? Can you take him?

Bye, Mrs. Sopeck!

See you next year!

Till next year.

I don't know if I'll have enough wool.

What's got into that jerk?

Here's Michel.

Daddy!

Coming swimming?

Hi, Uncle Michel!

Hi, kids.

Go swim, dear.

You OK, Leon?

I'm OK. And you?

I'm staying at the Beau Rivage.

It's clean.

Season's ending.

When you off?

Friday.

You're nice. Nice doggy.

He's nice.

Look at him.

Want to come for dinner?

We're having fish.

You won't be far. You can come anytime.

Now and then, I'll pick you up at school.

I'm not in school, I'm in high school.

OK, from high school.

We'll check with your teachers. Thursdays we'll see a movie.

You see movies?

Not very often. Dad doesn't like them, nor does Mom.

You'll see, it's fun, especially action movies.

OK?

Can I go play now?

Of course you can. Blow your nose.

Listen...

If you're ever sad like this later when you're older...

you can always come and cry on my shoulder.

Will you come?

Say, "Yes, Uncle, I'll come!" Say it.

Yes, Uncle, I'll come...

What are you doing?

Odette! We can't just leave him there!

Get going!

Someone'll find him.

He won't be here long. People pass by.

We can't leave him here!

- We can't keep him! - Odette, please.

We'll leave him some candy. We can't keep him!

Move!

What are they saying?

I've done some thinking here...

Take a hard look.

Know what?

I've changed.

I've relaxed. I see things clearly.

You don't think I've changed?

I knew you wouldn't.

Anyway, it doesn't matter.

Know what? We're going to quit fighting.

And you stop all the nonsense...

the divorce, the trips to Paris, right?

I'll take you all home tomorrow. We'll forget everything.

No, Michel. We're not going home.

You know that.

It's over.

You can't do this.

Lena, you can't.

Forgive me.

Say goodbye to the kids. Pretend things are OK.

I'll tell them later.

Dear Daddy...

sorry I didn't write sooner...

but this week we had to write an essay.

I hope you're well. I feel great.

Thanks for the money and the dictionary.

They were welcome.

Xmas vacation starts December eighteenth.

When do I come to you? Tell me which day, please.

Answer soon as you can. I can hardly wait.

I'm a bit behind in school, but I'll catch up.

Today Mom's taking us to the dentist.

A big kiss from your loving Frédérique.

P.S. Could you please send me "Tales of Ancient Rome"?