All language subtitles for 5Little.srt

Water flow

Bismillah...

Call of the distant muezzin

Prayer in Arabic

Crescendo humming

Hello, benti. How are ya?

- How are you?
- I'm fine.

- Salam, everyone.
- How are ya?

- Salam, my daughter.
- You sing well.

- Thank you, darling.
At least one positive this morning.

On your pancake?

- Here.
- Let me explain something...

- What do you want it for?
Here. Honey, chocolate?

- Mom, next time...
- Wait, wait, wait, wait.

- Did you take your medicine?
- No, I haven't.

Why don't you take them?

Can I have a coffee?

That's it, you're all grown up.

Now he's starting.

I'm busy making pancakes.

It's so good, Mom.

You be good.

Are you taking the coffee to your father?

Daddy love, I'm bringing this to you.

He can't see I'm busy.

Do I have to beg for coffee?

Go find one as nice as me.

At my age? Who will teach me?

It's been the same story for 30 years.

Yes, that's it.

He's never happy.

- Here you go, Dad.
- Thanks, girl.

- Would you like another pancake?
- Later.

Stop eating.

- Some chicks go to Tunisia
to get my uc.

- In Tunisia?
- In Tunisia.

You talk about sex in front of your father?

See how ugly it is?

- I'm gonna be a star.
- You're gonna get diabetes.

- I've had enough.
- Keep it down.

What are you sick of?

Go buy some bread.
No, but go buy some bread.

Hello, Fatima. How are you?

- How are you?
- We're fine.

- Have a nice day.
- Thank you.

Cab Benjamin for Mme Fatima.

Cut the crap.

Salam Aleykoum. Your helmet.

- Are you okay or what?
- Good or what?

The shape?

The shape.

- We'll take the stairs.
- Are you serious?

Rumble of motorcycle engine

Mixed student discussions

Wesh! What does it say, my reuf?

See, I did it.

Wesh, the rod. Quiet?

- Quiet, Fatima?
- Djodjo!

- What does it say, Nassim? Quiet?
- Are you okay?

They all speak at the same time.

It's good, it's good, it's good.

Have you seen the MILF website?

- We caught two of them.
- Are you serious?

- Hang on a sec,
we caught two of them this weekend.

But basically, it's a fuck story.

- Explain!
- Tell us.

- We capture them, quietly.
We go to their homes.

Already, a big, sick studio. Brother...

Never mind.
We're coming, food, drinks.

Small salmon toasts, sushi,
champagne...

Champagne.

We eat, we laugh.

Fifties. Prisca, Samantha.

- Fifties?
- Let's sit on the sofa,

they suck us dry.

- Are you serious?
- I'll stop telling then!

- No, go, go!

Go ahead, finish!

At one point, we were close,

they lift our legs,
we say to ourselves, "What are they doing?"

They're eating our asses.

Laughter

He loved it! How you liked it!

Stop lying!

Yeah, so what?

The dinguerie.

That's prostitution, you know that?

They bought you
with food.

Did she lick your asshole?

What's up?

- No, I didn't, you're a weirdo.
- Prostitution?

Yeah, is there a problem?

- Your hole? Back there?
- Prisca, Samantha... Too good.

And you do this on the side?

Next to each other?

No, when you say next door...

They weren't looking at each other.

Stop being a Good Samaritan!

- These are homosexual practices,
sorry!

But in what way?

- Do you know Sodom and Gomorrah?
- Who are they?

Haven't you read the Bible?

- A man only uses his penis
for sex.

- You jerk off too,
what are you talking about?

- Since when?
You're jerking off, not me!

You're going to have a heart attack.

- "I don't jerk off."
He has to kill her.

Dishwashing liquid...
Clac, clac, clac, clac.

- It's the 3 romantic aspects...
Discussion

Gentlemen!

Hush!

Gentlemen, shush!

Don't come

if it's going to cause trouble.
Just go home.

Shocked exclamations

Are you crazy? Stop it!

Pick it up now!

She started it.

- It's very simple.
Before I hand in the copies,

I want those dumplings... Shh, shh, shh.

...be picked up, otherwise...

Tarik, you're making a mockery.

Come on, pick it up.

Shocked exclamations

All right, come on.

She's got papers to write!

- Would you like us to call your parents
and explain?

They're gonna call your old lady.

Tarik, stop parroting.

- I'm returning your copies.
- And your daron.

Laughter

Victory is very good.

- Well done.
- Thank you very much.

Take a look. 20.

Next,

Fatima.

- That's great, keep going.
- Thank you for your time.

- How did you do?
- 17 out of 20.

Cheers and applause

- You've been studying.
- Yeah, I'm working.

Moving on... Tarik.

- English accent
- Tarik.

Applause, wesh. 18,5.

18,5 ?

- How much did he get, ma'am?
- Guys, he got 5!

- Would you like us
to do the same with you?

- Did you get your grade?
- Tarik! Tarik!

Cuckoo.

- Are you okay or what?
- How are you?

I'm fine.

I missed you, you know.

No "you too", nothing?

Yes, you do too.

- It's been two weeks
since we've seen each other.

I've had no news, nothing.
What's going on?

I'm studying hard for the Bac.

That's good.

You'll get your Bac, Inchallah.
I will pray for you.

Yeah, Inchallah. That's nice.

Otherwise,

still no effort, eh?

You don't want to please me.
You don't even try.

- I'm fine like this, aren't I?
- You're fine, but there you go.

You should have come, I don't know...

dress, jeans, feminine touch.

But that's okay,
you look good anyway.

Otherwise, wallah,
I had some good news to tell you.

Next September,

my boss hires me on a permanent basis.

And...

I want the two of us...

we move forward,
we get down to business.

If I come to ask for your hand?

Yeah, it's...

Instead of seeing each other here,

we hide from everyone...

It's better that we do the stuff...

in the hlel, right?

Yeah, you're right.

- So we could have children,
a little girl...

A little princess like you.

A little princess like you.

Madame Fatima Ben Ahmoud,
it would suit you well.

Inchallah.

Slight acquiescence

Background music

You had one month

to read The Picture of Dorian Gray.

I hope it was done
carefully and also...

- Did you?
- Did you?

- Yeah.
- Swear.

- Someone will come to the board
and make the presentation.

I don't need to designate.

Who's volunteering?

Rayan, please.

- Well, here he is, the lucky one.
- You like dep stories.

Laughter

I don't want to hear it.

- He's a great Irish writer
Irish writer.

He was born in Dublin on October 16, 1854.

Good night.

- In his childhood,
Oscar was always brilliant at school,

and studied at Oxford, one of
schools in his country.

Damn it, stop!

Stop it!

- Why are you doing this?
- Don't touch me! What's wrong with you?

Stop hitting him!

Why are you laughing at me?

- I saw you hit me.
- Shut the fuck up. Move along.

Forward, forward.

- Pedal. Oscar Wilde.
- Your lesbian friend there.

Don't you get it?

- Who are you talking to?
- She only hangs out with guys.

- Move over, you!

Don't touch her!

Leave me alone.

Big faggot.

- Give me back my glasses.

What's wrong? My glasses!

Confusing words

But you're sick!

- You want me to fuck your mother?
Faggot!

- What are you playing?
- What do you want?

What do you want, too?
Stop defending him, you traitor.

Fatima, stop.

- Fuck you!
- You're a lesbian, face it!

- What the fuck are you playing at?
Stop it! Stop it!

- Stop defending him!
- You're too nervous.

- She spit on me.
- All right, that's enough! Move along!

That's enough, go ahead.

- You little prick!
- Pedal!

She broke them.

- She broke his glasses.
All we do is harass him.

Shut up, you louse.

Serves him right.

It's gonna be okay, all right? Come on.

Breathe.

- Pedal!
- Oh, stop!

- They're kids,
they don't understand anything.

You want to get yourself stupidly fired.

What are you up to?

- It's okay, you.
- Stay there, stay there.

Don't get like that for him.

He's talking shit.

- All right, go ahead.

- Don't worry, Fatima, there's nothing.
- Let go of me.

Sobs

- Come on, Fatima.
- Fatima?

- This is ours.
- Come on, get up.

Come on, girl.

I'll be waiting.

- Good morning, madame.
- Good morning, doctor.

I've got your breath

and we have the images to look at.

- Good morning to you.
- Good morning to you.

The bronchial tubes are here.
There are secretions.

Have you been embarrassed recently?

I had a little seizure.

- Was there a particular cause?
A triggering factor?

No, nothing.

- Any particular stress?
Had something happened?

No, I don't.

- What did you do
when it happened?

Have you been holding your breath?
Taken your medicine?

Do you have it in your pocket?

I tried to calm myself.

Normally, you have to carry it with you.

Take it
when something happens.

Do you still play soccer?

- Yes, from time to time.
But I run, I prefer to run.

- Do you run a lot?
- Yeah, I do.

What about tobacco?

A little...

Do you smoke a lot?

No, but you mustn't tell my mother.

- We're not going to tell Mom,
that's obvious.

This isn't a police station
or at the examining magistrate's here.

But the problem is you.

You can have a life without tobacco,
it's possible.

- Don't you smoke?
- No, I don't smoke.

I'm lucky.
My father smoked a lot.

With my brother,
we did the exact opposite of him.

So he saved our lives.

Do you remember this?
The little cloud?

I did it a long time ago.

- We'll measure it,
see if there is inflammation

in your bronchial tubes.

You remember,
you see the little cloud...

Do you agree?

Inhale to put it
on the starting line

and then we accompany it
with your breath. Do you agree?

Be careful,
because if you blow too hard,

he goes to Mars
and it's game over.

Okay?
And if you don't blow hard enough,

he remains pogner, as they say in Quebec City,
down below,

and it's game over too.
He falls into the Mediterranean.

Do you agree? Shall we give it a try?

Come on, let's go.

First, I inhale?

- Inhale to put it
on the starting line.

Go ahead, inhale. Yeah, great.

And now you blow.

A little... yes, yes!
Machine sounds

Slowly, slowly! Quiet! Quiet! Yes !

Fantastico.

Awesome. Yeah.

Yeah, he's happy.
Now he's doing the analysis.

Wow.

There's a lot of inflammation.

It's also important to know
how you take your medication.

Do you remember
Asthma School?

You came to the school
when you were younger.

- I don't know.
- OK.

There's a session,
and I'm going to lead it.

If you feel like it, come along.

You'll be able to say what's unpleasant
in your asthma experience,

and exchange with others.

It won't take you 10 minutes.

It takes an afternoon or a morning.

OK.

Come on, I'll write you a prescription.

Intriguing soft music

With the baccalaureate just around the corner, it's time to start revising,

it's stressing me out a bit.

- And that's a reason?
Am I bothering you?

I didn't say that.

- What's this, then?
Are those your buddies?

Do they go to your head?
Did you find someone else?

My mates are my brothers.

Stop saying it's your brothers.

There's no such thing as boy-girl friendship.
You know that.

I try to be as perfect as possible with you
so as not to disturb you.

You always decide
when we meet.

I love you the way you are.

What's this? Don't you love me anymore?

Don't you love me anymore?

- I've already explained.
It has nothing to do with that.

Are you sure?

Are you sure about this?

I don't know, man. Yeah, I guess so.

Really, do whatever you want.

I don't worry about it anymore.

Bonne continuation.

Not on the stairs

Door slamming

Linda, right?

- Ingrid?
- Yes. Are you coming up?

- Are you ok?
- I'm fine.

- What do you want to do?
Go for a drink?

Would you like something to eat?

No, I'm fine.

- No?
- No.

Drive. I know a quiet place
where we can relax.

Really? OK, great.

Is it near here?

Yeah, don't worry, I'm telling you.

Go straight ahead,
I'll tell you when to turn.

OK.

That's pretty, "Linda".
Where does it come from?

- Egyptian.
- Egyptian?

It's going to be right soon.

Here?

Yeah, here it is.

Chuckles

- This is it, seriously?
- Yeah.

Here?

We're all set. We're calm.

- What's this?
Are we going to build a house?

Original.

You want us to attack directly?

Is that why you brought me here?

For that, or to slit my throat.

That's all I see.

Seriously, it's a cut-throat place.
No one's home.

At least I make you smile.

Yeah, you're funny.

I've heard.

Can I kiss you?

Well, no.

Curtain.

Why do you want to see me
if I can't kiss you?

I don't know, we're talking... No ?

- Yeah, I don't know.
What do you want to talk about?

How did you know?

How did I know what?

That you preferred women.

Very quickly. I must have...

maybe 14 or 15.

I fell in love
with one of my girlfriends in high school.

Banal.

OK.

What about you?

You don't know yet.

Yeah, whatever.

- No, not "brief".
You say "we talk", we talk.

Do you want a real kiss,

soft, with tongue,
and with someone who knows how?

I could be a great teacher.

Maybe I can teach you
some things.

Specialities...

- Specialties...
- Yeah, it's like a restaurant.

- Just like cooking.
- What's your specialty?

- My specialty?
- What's your specialty? Go ahead.

I have several.

First, eating asses.

- Have you ever done it?
- No, I haven't.

- Not even with a boy?
- Not even with a boy?

- You look disgusted.
There's nothing dirty about sex.

You do what you want.

- Don't attack me,
I do what I want...

You ask me my specialty,
I'll tell you.

Strange specialty.

- It's not a "funny specialty".
It's because you're young.

- What else,
specialties?

Cunni.

You know what it is, don't you?

- Go ahead, develop.

So, cunni.

You slowly lower

the chick's panties.

You don't even have to put it down.
You can leave it on.

And you spread it just like that,
to the side, with your fingers.

And then you kiss her.

Careful, soft tongue.
Never hard tongue.

Horrible.

Nice and soft.
Otherwise, it's horrible. Just a guy.

We hate it.

And then you lick gently. Gently.

And then you
you stick your tongue inside.

You can make circles if you like.

Afterwards, you can add
your own little ingredients.

Do you have any ingredients of your own?

- No, it's not,
but it's not salt and pepper!

Add fingers, objects...
All kinds of things.

- In this case, cunnilingus...
- Objects?

Well, yes...

Dildos...

I don't know, sex objects.

Have you got anything else to teach me?

- She thinks.
- What can I teach you?

Ah, I know, the chisel.

- Never heard of it.
- Great classic.

It's the legs that intertwine

and the rubbing of the sexes.

Just like that. Clearly.

Do you know what a 69 is?

The drawing alone speaks volumes.

The 6 who makes a face,

and the 9 with the head up,
feet down.

69.

Each has her head
in each other's sex.

The session is over,
that's 50 euros.

Hello !

Hello everyone! Welcome to our website.

My name is Louan Prévost,

and I'm a pulmonologist.

I work here and in emergencies.

And with Ji-Han, today,
we're going to lead this session.

Hello.

Hello.

My name is Ji-Na Kim,
not Ji-Han.

I'm very sorry.

I'm a hospital nurse.

Today, I'll be joining you
with Pr Prévost.

And I'm delighted to be here.

You're going to put a hand
on your belly.

Yes, just like that.

Expand yourself.
Open your shoulders.

Close your eyes.

And you'll inspire.

But don't force it.
It has to be natural.

Lower.

Er...

Keep breathing.

Open your shoulders wide.

And when you exhale,

you exhale through your mouth
in a natural way.

Super.

Now that you've all learned
to perceive how you breathe,

we're going to measure PED.
Do you all know PED?

This is Peak Expiratory Flow.

We have a small instrument
called the peak flow meter

that allows us to measure it.

We can distribute

flowmeters?

It's useful,
in case you're not feeling well at home,

when you know its usual value...

Thank you very much.

At this point, we can see if
if it's the bronchial tubes that aren't working properly,

or if it's something else.

Put it in your mouth,

inflate your lungs
and blow hard and fast.

I'll show you.

Go ahead, give it a try.

If we do that, it's pointless.

One last time.

Inflate.

Blow it out!

Go ahead.

You have to inflate, stop,

put it in your mouth
and blow hard and fast.

The teacher blows.

- But it also expresses
suffering...

- Are you following or eating?
- I'm listening.

No, you don't even check!

I'm listening, go on.

- I'm lost now.
I don't know anymore.

- "...expresses the joy he feels
in the experience of his freedom."

- "Of its possibilities..."
- Of its infinite possibilities...

It expresses...

- This is the 3rd spoon.
- Wait, wait, wait!

- Go on, it's okay.
- Keep going, keep going!

Your mouth noises, there...

That way, you'll be better prepared.

- You do too much rote.
We have to understand.

- Don't you get it?
Isn't it French?

- Yes, but you don't understand
what you're saying.

- She has to know
and then...

It has to be your words.

Those are my words.

Anyway, go on.

- Go ahead, Fatima.

Start again.

- Does being free mean obeying only yourself?

In her song "Ma liberté"...

Intriguing music

You can turn your subjects over.

Check that it includes
the required number of pages.

I wish you all
a good composition test.

- I don't know
if I put random answers.

I don't even know if I wrote, cousin.

I screwed up.

- For real,
I don't give a damn about the Bac.

- Me, if I don't have it, I'm hooked up
with a guy, he gives me the Bac.

- How's that?
- Wesh, swear.

- A guy from Auber is connected
with the Ministry of Education,

150 euros, you've got the Bac.

No mention.
Notification

It's 100% safe.

- It's 100% safe.
- Only 150 euros?

Electro music

Yasmine?

Yeah.

- Nice to meet you, Aurelia.
- Nice to meet you.

- How are you?
- How are you?

It's going great.

- Do you know the place?
- No, I don't.

- You've never been here?
- Never.

How do you do?
A sparkling water, please.

Thank you.

- You don't drink alcohol?
- No, I do not.

- Thank you.
- Thank you for your time.

- Shall we toast?
- Sure.

- Have you been on the site long?
- Not too long.

How long has it been for you?

Longer than you, I think.

Didn't you find it?

I found...

I've got it, I've got it, I've got it...

- Didn't work?
- Not really.

You shouldn't hide your face
with your cap.

- You look really pretty.
- Thank you so much. So do you.

Thank you.

Where are you from?

- Where are you from?
- I'm Egyptian.

- OK. You're the first Egyptian girl
I've ever met.

- And you are?
- German.

- You're the first German girl
I've ever met.

Do you have any brothers or sisters?

Yeah, I have seven brothers.

- Seven brothers?
- Yeah.

- Really?
- Yeah, really.

What about you?

- I have an older brother.
His name is Simon.

- Simon?
- Yeah.

- Does he sing?
- No, he doesn't.

- Does he have glasses?
- Yeah, he's got glasses. Why does he need glasses?

Like Alvin and the Chipmunks.

What kind of comparison is that?

I don't know, it made me think of this.

- Are you more into girls then?
Or boys?

No, not boys.

- Just the girls?
- Just the girls.

What about you?

I'm open to anything.

- Open to all? How do you mean?

Open to many different things.

Girls, boys...

Everything.

Here it is, the third.

The last one.

Comments in Arabic
... to have made this possible for my daughters.

She sniffs.

Long sigh

Pride.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Did I keep you waiting long?
- No, I just got here.

- Shall we kiss?
- Yeah, if you like.

- Shall we?
- Yeah, let's.

- Can I have a taste?
- Yeah, if you want.

Thank you.

- Do you like it?
- Yeah, it's so good.

Thank you.

It's good to see you.

Without the outfit.

I'm delighted too.

- Where are you from again?
- Korean.

Were you born in Korea?

I was born in Korea.

I arrived in France at the age of 7.

On your own?

With my mother and my brother.

- Not too hard to come
to France at the age of 7?

Yes, I do. I have memories

which are pretty tough.

As I didn't speak French at all,

I was very stressed
to go to school.

- How did you do it?
- I learned on the job.

Do you live with your mom?

No, she moved back to Korea.

- Do you live alone?
Or with your brother?

- My brother's home, too.
- OK.

Isn't it hard to be on your own?

It depends on the day, but...

but it's okay.

- Where are you from?
- Algerian.

- Do you have any brothers or sisters?
- Yeah, I've got two sisters.

Big ones.

You're the last one.

Yeah, I'm the youngest.

Reassure me, you don't eat dog?

- I've seen reports...
- What kind of question is that?

No, there are very few restaurants, well...

If you go to a restaurant,
there's no "dog" on the menu.

They laugh.

That's reassuring.

- I love animals, so...
- so do I.

- Do you have any?
- No, I haven't.

I work too much, I can't have any.

- You got a busy schedule.
- Yeah, I do.

- Are you alone?
- No, I'm with colleagues.

- A day team and a night team?
- Yeah.

- Which do you prefer?
Day or night?

I like the night.

Why?

I don't know, it's...

a different atmosphere.

That's right.

Do you like the night?

- I love the night too much.
Everything is more beautiful at night.

- It's true, it's true,
everything is more beautiful at night.

What are your passions in life?

I like sport.

- What kind of sport do you do?
- Soccer.

In a team?

No, on my own.

Like a loser.

On a pitch.

- Do you do all the numbers?
Every position?

I can play all positions.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- Guardian?
- No, I can't.

It's boring, you have to jump, dive...

I can't do this.

Jumping is okay, but diving is tough.

As a result,
what do you do outside the hospital?

- You mean like my activities?
- Yeah.

I love drawing.

Painting too.

What do you draw?

I often draw my dreams.

Your dreams. How do you do it?

Well, I dream and then...

I wake up and write them down, often.

It allows me

to rework them in drawings
or painting.

- Do you remember everything?
The colors, everything?

- Yes.
- Too strong.

Cries of amusement in the background

I live there.

Marie Duplessis.

This young woman lived only 23 years,
from 1824 to 1847.

But in 23 years of life...

Want to watch something else?

Soft music

Notification

Murmured Arabic prayer

Distant humming

I've forgotten the words. I'm getting old.

Even hummed, it's pretty.

- I'll put some stuff on top.

Sugar...
It's going to look nice in the boxes.

We'll arrange them in the boxes.

It's your fault they're big.

You could tell me.

- How are you?
- I'm good.

Salam, everyone.

- Salam, daughter.
- How are you, Mom?

- Did you sleep well?
- Yes, did you?

It's okay, hamdoullah.

Mom, I need the knife.

It's all beautiful.

Fatima, your hands are filthy!

- What's up? I prayed earlier,
they're clean.

- Make yourself some eggs.
Show what you can do a little.

- I know how.
- Go ahead.

We're going to see Fatima's eggs. Come on, let's go.

"De Fatima" is cute.

- I mean it!
- Let your sister have a taste!

- Thanks, Dad!
- She just woke up.

You can't do anything, go to sleep.
Go to sleep!

- Learn how to make pasta.
- Yes, I can.

- You don't even know how to dress.
- Shh! Enough.

How are you going to deal with your husband?

Who's going to want to marry her?

Except for a bleeder for the papers.

But the truth is, she has zero femininity.
Check it out.

It looks like an animal.

You stand like this, H24.

What about you?

- Are you attacking your sister's looks?
What's wrong with you?

- Stop it, Nour.
- This conversation is pointless.

Fatima!

- That's enough of that.
- Nour, calm down.

- Go ahead.
- This can't be...

Nour, please.

- She's ruining our work.
Fatima grumbles.

- You're looking.
- Yes, I am.

This is it.

You, you have to tell when she's here.

- What material is it?
- Latex.

Oh. Let me see, let me see.

Just a moment.

Oops. Sorry, folks.

Wow.

- Weird, huh?
- Crazy.

- Did you make this?
- Yeah, I did.

Too good.

- What's on it?
- What's on it?

It's inlaid ink

with pearls.

And it's latex that I've dyed
in different colors.

Here, it's light blue.
Here, it was a little brown.

Do you believe in ghosts or not?

- Not to ghosts, but to jinns.
There's a difference.

OK.

Just think, one day..,

I was sleeping in my bed,
in quiet mode.

My mother wasn't home.

I wake up because I feel
paralyzed. I really am.

- And I feel a presence to my left.
- Oh yeah, weird.

So I try to turn my eyes.

I can turn my neck a little.

And then I see my mother crouched down,
looking at me like this.

Wow.

- And so I...
I mean, I say to myself:

"What are you doing here, Mom?"

She really wasn't at my place.

Suddenly, she jumps on me
and strangles me.

Like...

I'm like that.

And I managed to get my arms unstuck

and everything was normal,
but I was really scared.

- It's an attack
of sleep paralysis.

- Here we are.
- Not a ghost.

Yes, I did. I swear I did.

- Did you see your mother like that?
- I saw her like that.

She jumped on you...

Yeah, no, but it was...

She was upset.

What was I going to get? Right.

- I also have
sleep paralysis.

- Really?
- This is so boring.

Quite frankly... It's a little scary.

I was afraid.

- Is that the sweet and sour sauce?

No, it's soy sauce.

I love it, it's so good.

Hubbub

Shouts of joy

Look, look.

Soft music

How are you?

What's that?

Medication... Are you sick?

Talk to me, what's wrong?

I'm not well, Fatima.

I think you need to go.

I don't get it...

It's not going to work out between us.

It worked well there.

- Did I do something?
- No, you didn't.

I'm having problems...

to the head.

What's the report?

Tell me, I can help you.
Don't you want me to help you?

- You can't help me.
Nobody ever has.

Even I can't help myself.

I'm depressed.

- We'll find solutions,
it doesn't matter.

You won't be able to find it.

- If I leave,
will you find a solution?

Don't insist.

You have to go.

I'm so sorry.

Leave me alone.

I'm not well.

Sad music

Hello.

Hello. Welcome to the university.

I'm Mr. Ostulz,

I'm a teacher in your program.

And, uh... Come in, please.

Don't wait outside the door
if you're running late.

Let me introduce you
this year's curriculum.

Philosophy,

is all the questions

that human beings ask of themselves,
and society.

Hubbub

I only had one surimi.

- Surimi in Japanese,
it means "fuck your race".

- Laughter
- Stop it! Stop it! Are you crazy?

Sorry, that was vulgar.

In real life, it's disgusting.

It's unanimous.
I swear, we'll ask...

Here we are.

Hello. I'm so sorry.

- He imitates her.
- I'm a secretary.

- Besides my idiot friends,
I wanted to ask you...

What do you think of the meal?

- I don't like it.
- Here you go.

- She doesn't like it.
- Have you tried it?

- Yeah, I tasted it. It's not...
- We agree.

- You're very beautiful.
- Oh là là...

Have you...

I'm fine! You have a beautiful look.

- He pays compliments.
- It's embarrassing.

- Really, you're beautiful.
- No, I don't.

Where are you from?

Algerian.

- Do you say that
when you meet someone?

Hello, I'm Nino.
I'm French, enchanté.

- Can I ask her...
- And what are you?

- I'm Gallic, no problem.
Pure Gallic.

What do you like in life?

It's obvious, you work out.
Yes ? What do you do?

- Soccer.
- Yeah? Stylish.

- You listen to music?
- Yeah, I do.

- What do you listen to?
- Everything.

- We do a job interview.
"You're hired.

"Hello, nice to meet you."

- I'm Hugo.
What's your name?

Hi, Vincent.

Fatima.

- Did he inspire DiCaprio in Titanic?
- Introduce yourself.

Nino, nice to meet you.

- The one who moans is Yann.
- I'm not bitching. I'm happy.

I manage the troop.

Who's the funniest?

Just a moment! Great debate.

It doesn't make me laugh.
Who's the funniest?

It's you.

Laughter

- No shit?
- It's nothing, bro.

- You haven't been around us enough.
He's taking a beating.

You put it on stage, it's a disaster.

- I heard:
"He takes dicks!"

How dare you talk like that?

Do you like cartoons?

- What do you like?
- Space zinzins.

They sing a theme song.

What else?

- I'm a pro at imitation.
- Oggy and the cockroaches?

Ah, but that's what it was.

- I'm excellently suited
at doing Marge Simpson.

"Homer!"

Laughter

- It was a cross between
of Scooby-Doo and Marge.

He's trying to imitate Marge.
Not at all, brother.

- "Lisa!"
- What's he doing?

Why is Marge Simpson a psychopath?

Laughter

- Marge Simpson is an alcoholic.
- I can't take it anymore.

- Wait, but two seconds!
I'll do it again.

He tries again.
Bursts of laughter

- Message from Ji-Na.
Leave a message and I'll...

Messaging from Ji-Na...

- Girls,
you're very quiet.

Just this once.

Laughter

- That's good.
- Thank you, darling.

Muffled hubbub

Doorbell

- Hi.
- Hi.

Password?

Tiramisu.

OK, welcome.

Thank you.

- Thank you for your time.
- You're welcome.

Hubbub mixed with music

Oh, are you all right?

Are you okay?

- You're beautiful, you're stylish!
- Nino!

How are ya? So cool that you came.

- Hi, Paolo, nice to meet you.
- Fatima, nice to meet you.

Welcome to my home.

- I brought this.
- You didn't have to.

Make yourself comfortable, take off your jacket.

Thank you, Paolo.

I've got to give you something.

Tonight, there will be dancing.

Here, this is for you.

- Who is it? Is this me?
- Yeah.

Thanks.

Are we disturbing you?

Vincent, aren't you going to introduce your girlfriend?

Cassandra, my cousin, and Jade.

Hi, there.

- What's your name?
- Fatima.

What's up? You want our picture?

- That's good.
- Is she your lover?

- She's a college buddy.
- Is she?

You never told me about her.

- Don't talk to them, they're crazy.
- I beg your pardon?

- Don't they call you
"the hijackers"?

- Have you seen my tchoutch?
I don't need to turn anyone away.

I snap my fingers,
I've got the world at my feet.

And rude, you don't offer a drink.

Here we go. I'll get your things.

- We called him Pinocchio when he was little.
He's a myth.

- If she pisses you off, call me.

Let's go!

- What would you like?
- Sparkling water.

- That sparkling water?
- Yeah.

- You don't drink alcohol?
- No, I do not.

With lemons, at least?

- Yeah, why not, go ahead.

Thank you.

Cheers.

Where are you from?

Annaba.

Me, Algiers. I knew it.

Doesn't it look a bit like
Lara Croft of Algeria?

Ninja atmosphere.

- What is the meaning
of "Fatima"?

- "Little camel
just weaned."

- "Little she-camel
weaned." Are you weaned?

Too bad, I've got lots of milk.

I love it, you're all shy.

That's my wife.
Small porcelain.

Isn't she beautiful?

Yes, she's pretty.

Isn't she beautiful?

Yeah.

- You're not a lesbian, are you?
- No, I'm not a lesbian.

- Stop lying.
I'm a professional.

- Have you ever kissed a girl?
- No, I haven't.

- Look me in the eye. Do you ever?
- Never.

Liar.

Well, I'm off to join the others.

- Go ahead.

Calm Down
Rema ft. Selena Gomez

- Fatima, look.
You're seeing Yann in all his glory.

Close gaze, big smile...

He speaks from very close range.

Laughter

- Don't you want to go out one night,
the three of us?

It's going to be fun.

What for?

- Go on, "what for"!
Stop talking.

I know what it's like not to be yourself,
not to feel good about yourself,

but at some point, you have to live, don't you?

You'd be our little Mona Lisa.

I'd be Cassandra Da Vinci.

What's a broken heart? A broken heart?

I'll sew your heart back on.

You're full of shit.

I'm drunk.

I'm too drunk.

Go ahead, I'm hungry.

Paolo, order burgers,
please!

He's a moron.

Burgers.

You're thinking.

Soft, upbeat piano music

- I see some who give themselves,
give jewels in the neck

Beautiful, but still,
they're just pebbles

Stones that roll and roll
and run down your cheeks

I'd rather you loved me
without spending any money

Me, I don't care, I'm sending it off

Knick-knacks and gilded cages

Because when you hold me tight,
you're my treasure

And it's worth its weight in gold

Muffled discussion between two women

Laughter

The discussion continues.

Hi, there.

- The question of emancipation
is a fundamental question

which is particularly relevant
in political philosophy.

The first time,
virulently,

in a very direct way,

was asked by an author

who was a friend of Montaigne,
in the 16th century.

His name is Étienne de La Boétie

and his work,

called
Discourse on Voluntary Servitude,

is still relevant today.

Emancipation is a demand

to be recognized
as equals among equals,

in other words,
freedom from dependence,

which can be capital,
which can be the Church,

men,
or can be a dominant state.

Call of the muezzin

Cries of a crowd

- Is this evening,

there are people who are ready
to do LGB nonsense?

Cries of approval

I think you know a little about
lyricism.

1, 2, 3, vive les...

Lesbians!

Percussion

- It's not bad, for a start.
So...

Shall we go?

Cris

Techno music

We're queer, but we're not soft.

Let's get moving!

1, 2, 3, vive les lesbiennes!

1, 2, 3, vive les lesbiennes!

- I don't see any lesbians
kissing in the room!

Come on!

Cris

We're fucking queer!

Fuck patriarchy!

Tsoin, tsoin!

I just want to dance!

1, 2, 3 ?

Long live the lesbians!

1, 2, 3 ?

Long live the lesbians!

1, 2, 3 ?

Long live the lesbians!

Come on!

1, 2, 3 ?

Long live the lesbians!

- 1, 2, 3 ?
- Long live the lesbians!

- 1, 2, 3 ?
- Long live the lesbians!

- 1, 2, 3 ?
- Long live the lesbians!

LGBêtises!

LGBêtises!

LGBêtises!

LGBêtises!

LGBêtises!

Lesbians!

Lesbians!

Lesbians!

Lesbians!

Techno music

Come on, let's go! Long live queer!

Let's go!

1, 2, 3 ?

Long live the lesbians!

- 1, 2, 3 ?
- Long live the lesbians!

- 1, 2, 3 ?
- Long live the lesbians!

- 1, 2, 3 ?
- Long live the lesbians!

- 1, 2, 3 ?
- Long live the lesbians!

Soft music

- Yasmine, right?
- Yes, that's right.

Gabrielle, delighted.

It's great to see you, I'm glad.

I have a very good friend

who is Muslim, who also practices.

I came for her
because she's a bit shy.

This friend prayed a lot.

She's a great believer in Allah, and...

recently,
she met a person

with whom things went well at first.

They got along well,

she was almost in love.
She loved him very much.

Except that this person has disappeared.

And since his disappearance, well...

she has a lot of trouble

to take up his religion,
to have faith in Allah, knowing

that she herself thinks
that Allah is punishing her

by depriving her of this person.

I'd like to know what she could do
to get back on track with her prayer.

Let me get this straight,

your girlfriend had a relationship
relationship with a man,

and this relationship

has stopped and she's sad.

On the contrary,
she should be happy

no longer to have
relationship outside marriage.

No ?

It's more complicated.

- All right, then. Well, tell me about it.

It's not a... I mean...

She's in an extramarital relationship, yes,
but not with a man.

In fact, she realized...

that she was attracted to women,
and this woman in particular.

And that's what...

- Okay, so let me get this straight,
your girlfriend is gay.

We'll tell it like it is
as they are.

It's true

that homosexuality is prohibited,

but it wasn't islam that prohibited it,
it was long before that.

The religion of God
has always prohibited...

And I mean religion.
Christianity, Judaism,

experienced by those believers who lived
of these prophets,

before the advent of the prophet Mohammed,

may the peace and salvation of God
be upon him,

were prophets
of God's religion.

What we call Islam in Arabic.

So this ban is ancestral,

since the time of Lot's people.

You've heard of Lot's people,
Linda?

Just a little. Sodom and Gomorrah?

- Yes, indeed,
it's Sodom and Gomorrah.

They were a people who lived
in the southern Dead Sea region,

in a city called Sodom,

and was effectively destroyed
by God

precisely because these men,

were looking for sex
with other men.

- Yes, but it doesn't...
Well, not about women.

- It's true, in the Sura...
He speaks in Arabic.

as in the Sura...
He speaks in Arabic.

men are concerned.

The Koran tells us...
He speaks in Arabic.

Does that mean..,

Islam allows this homosexuality
in women?

No, of course not.

It's forbidden too.
It is forbidden.

A woman has no right to touch,
to see another woman's body.

Let alone her private parts.

It's also forbidden,
but to a lesser extent.

It's not as serious
as male homosexuality.

There is no sexual intercourse
as such.

It's all touching.

In Islam, they call that...
He speaks Arabic.

So you have to tell your friend,

first of all,
ask God for help.

Under no circumstances

that she finds herself
in a state of defeatism

and discouragement.

She's no less a Muslim
than someone who prays 5 times a day.

Quite simply, she must return
not abandon it.

This is the biggest mistake
your girlfriend has ever made,

stopped praying.

Do you agree? Courage, Inchallah.
You have to be brave.

Everyone is tested in life.

Some by their children,

others are tested by... an animal.

Others through illness.

And others are tested
by this deviance, this tendency,

and there's a scientific explanation.

But it's up to her to rediscover
the nature that's inside her.

And to do that, she has to make sure
to be much more...

effeminate, so that men
men are attracted to her,

want to meet her
and why not,

commit to a marriage project.

Man's instinct,
is to be attracted to women.

And women's instinct
is to be attracted to men.

Dark music

How are you?

Yeah, what about you?

It's good to see you again.

It's been a long time.
Slight acquiescence

What are you doing?

Wait, wait, wait!

What are you doing? You're sick!

OK, neck.

Shouts of joy

Are you all right, Fatima?

Comments in Korean

Fatima!

Hey, Fatima! Come on in! Oh!

- OK, my turn! Are you ready?
World champions!

Singing in Arabic

Die, you lesbian!

Intriguing music

Singing in remote Arabic

Electro music

Soaring electro music

- Nino, he's going to sin!
Nino, he's going to sin!

She said, "Saturday, I'm in."

Notification

- Fatima, where are you going?
- Coming, coming.

How are you?

I'm listening.

It's good to see you.

Have a seat.

Sit down, please.

Thank you for coming.

I've been thinking about you a lot.

- Really, I...
- Stop your floppy disks.

- It was very strong
when we met.

I think I was scared.

Would you like to see me again?

What for?

Have you met anyone?

What do you mean, I met someone?

- You can tell me.
- Tell you what?

When you get lifted up,
do I ask you questions?

- Have you met anyone yet?
- Come on, it's okay.

"Have you met anyone?"
It's no use, Casper.

- Where are you going?
- I don't talk to ghosts.

- Stay with me.
- Stay for what? Why?

Tell me, what for?
Where have you been, eh?

- Where have you been?
- I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I don't care.

I called you, you didn't answer.
And now you're sorry?

Life isn't like that.

I'm a toy.

They play with me, I'm a toy.
Aren't I?

I'm so sorry.

Stop.

I'm better, I swear.

I need your help.

You're, you're...

You're the most beautiful thing
that ever happened to me in my life.

Soft music

Salam, benti.

It smells so good. What an artist.

- You're back from jogging.
- Yes, I did.

You've got a hard head.

- We're out of sparkling water.
- That's it, divert the conversation.

Do you want to be mugged one day?

- Attacked by whom?
- By whom? By a madman.

I'm the one who attacks them.

We're here, Mom. It's okay.

- All right, yes.
I don't like trouble, I'll tell you that.

Madeleines were a thing of the past.

- Are you flattering me into oblivion?
- No, I'm not flattering you.

If Nour were here...

you'd have heard your ears ringing.

- But she's not here.
- So you enjoy it.

When the cat's away...

I went on a chocolate binge.

There was a promotion,
so I robbed the store.

- You're the belle of the ball.
- I am.

I like promos.

I know you like it.

- Where is he, Dad?
- He's out.

The usual,
play dominoes with a friend.

He makes his own life.

- Shall I teach you how to make them?
Since you like it.

It's so easy. Eggs, sugar,
flour, butter...

It's not my thing.

- I'm teaching you how to make them
and maybe...

for your darling.

What's going on?

I'll take it from here.

What's up?

Why that look?

I don't have any... Well, anyway.

Don't you want to tell me about it?

Right now, I really see you...

very withdrawn.

Whether it's in your room
or at the table with your sisters, you say nothing.

No, there's nothing wrong.

Mmh.

Long sigh

Go ahead, I'm listening.

- I'm writing something.
I want to write a novel.

That's good.

Yes, that's good.

Writing is good.

- Am I in it?
- Yeah, you are.

That's for sure.

Is that all?

Can you tell me the story?

This is the story of a...

I'll tell you when I'm done.

- When the time comes,
you can talk to me.

Come on, I'm coming.

Don't move. Don't eat
all the madeleines, I'm coming.

Close your eyes.

Don't cheat, eh?

- You're cheating.
- No, I'm not cheating.

- Go ahead. You can do it.

My daughter.

Go ahead.

- You're the best.
- It's not jewelry.

Too strong.

- Do you like it?
- Yes, I like it.

- I went up a size.

It's a dinguerie, the jersey.

Did you see? "Fatima"?

It's too beautiful.

- Thanks, Mom.
- You're very welcome.

Happy birthday.

You know I love you.

I'll always be there for you.

Moms, even gone,

they look after their children.

Mother's sigh

Sad music

Soft music