1 00:00:33,191 --> 00:00:38,091 Forgive me, Lord 2 00:00:44,271 --> 00:00:47,028 I didn't want to be such a bastard 3 00:01:41,513 --> 00:01:43,513 Little chimney-sweep! 4 00:01:46,275 --> 00:01:48,873 Little chimney-sweep! 5 00:02:05,309 --> 00:02:08,115 Little chimney-sweep! 6 00:02:10,751 --> 00:02:13,349 Little chimney-sweep! 7 00:02:17,198 --> 00:02:19,391 Come back, little chimney-sweep! 8 00:02:20,674 --> 00:02:22,674 Please forgive me! 9 00:02:24,095 --> 00:02:26,372 Please forgive me! 10 00:02:39,836 --> 00:02:44,610 Ladies and gentlemen, our century is about to end. 11 00:02:44,693 --> 00:02:47,615 Let us bid it farewell during its last few moments! 12 00:02:49,494 --> 00:02:55,448 13... 12... 11... 10... 9... 13 00:03:01,277 --> 00:03:06,168 3... 2... 1... Zero! 14 00:03:09,755 --> 00:03:11,755 Ladies and gentlemen: 15 00:03:12,835 --> 00:03:14,835 I wish you all a happy New Year... 16 00:03:15,538 --> 00:03:18,068 and above all, a happy New Century! 17 00:03:22,821 --> 00:03:24,939 A very happy century! 18 00:03:25,148 --> 00:03:27,148 Happy century! 19 00:03:53,003 --> 00:03:55,003 Widowhood... for how long? 20 00:03:55,603 --> 00:03:57,603 Until I find the next one. 21 00:03:58,288 --> 00:04:00,288 You still wish to marry me? 22 00:04:01,123 --> 00:04:03,123 For men, marriage's a game... 23 00:04:03,254 --> 00:04:05,254 ... for women, it's their life. 24 00:04:14,549 --> 00:04:16,549 People marry less and less. 25 00:04:16,898 --> 00:04:18,931 More misery in this new century! 26 00:04:22,685 --> 00:04:26,841 First I saw the day. 27 00:04:28,637 --> 00:04:30,240 Then I saw the days go by. 28 00:04:31,852 --> 00:04:34,545 Rainy days. Ordinary days. 29 00:04:38,024 --> 00:04:40,959 I was ten, then I was twenty. 30 00:04:41,847 --> 00:04:43,673 Who remembers? 31 00:04:44,034 --> 00:04:46,034 'Twas a while ago. 32 00:04:47,805 --> 00:04:49,805 I grew up. I don't know how. 33 00:04:51,152 --> 00:04:53,152 Winter came, then came spring. 34 00:04:53,819 --> 00:04:55,819 Came the war, came the Germans. 35 00:04:57,732 --> 00:05:02,904 I saw people dance, so many people. 36 00:05:03,632 --> 00:05:05,632 I saw old friends. 37 00:05:05,961 --> 00:05:09,476 The military and the militants. 38 00:05:10,294 --> 00:05:12,294 I saw a penny become a buck. 39 00:05:13,271 --> 00:05:16,853 'Twas yesterday. A long time ago. 40 00:05:20,213 --> 00:05:22,213 I saw buildings soar. 41 00:05:22,668 --> 00:05:24,668 I saw intrigues and love stories. 42 00:05:26,146 --> 00:05:28,146 I never talked about my life. 43 00:05:29,416 --> 00:05:31,416 I knew it was forever. 44 00:05:31,753 --> 00:05:33,753 Gone are the street carols... 45 00:05:34,185 --> 00:05:37,219 ... the street girls, the street life. 46 00:05:50,326 --> 00:05:52,326 I saw it all on the screens. 47 00:05:53,595 --> 00:05:56,775 I even saw children killing children. 48 00:05:57,672 --> 00:06:01,373 And I found the world to be unbelievable... 49 00:06:01,528 --> 00:06:05,002 ... and then just plain, miserable. 50 00:06:34,516 --> 00:06:37,268 Count? -Henri? 51 00:06:37,335 --> 00:06:40,293 The police are after you. -You said I was here? 52 00:06:40,554 --> 00:06:42,554 No. But I took your bags... 53 00:06:42,856 --> 00:06:44,856 ... and your travel wallet, just in case... 54 00:06:46,124 --> 00:06:48,124 Excuse me, but I must leave. 55 00:06:48,351 --> 00:06:50,351 You leave it, you lose it! 56 00:07:38,222 --> 00:07:41,931 There just aren't very many counts like you! 57 00:07:42,535 --> 00:07:44,968 Am I for real? -More than real. 58 00:07:45,175 --> 00:07:47,392 It'd be a pity to stop! 59 00:07:48,016 --> 00:07:50,948 I mean, counts like you are a dream! 60 00:07:51,167 --> 00:07:52,920 A legendary count. -That's it! 61 00:07:53,124 --> 00:07:55,124 The Count is not a count! 62 00:07:55,904 --> 00:07:59,491 Everybody believed I was. Even me! 63 00:07:59,830 --> 00:08:01,830 Maybe in your lineage? 64 00:08:01,896 --> 00:08:05,485 Who knows? Family trees are intricate. 65 00:08:06,039 --> 00:08:10,646 A real count wouldn't be as swift as you. 66 00:08:10,796 --> 00:08:14,497 You're always sparkling. 67 00:08:15,365 --> 00:08:18,498 It helps. -Some real ones look real fake. I've seen them. 68 00:08:19,498 --> 00:08:23,154 You met your wife in my house? -That's right, sir. 69 00:08:23,449 --> 00:08:26,715 That's why you can ask me to do anything you want! 70 00:08:27,332 --> 00:08:29,332 How old's your daughter? 71 00:08:29,899 --> 00:08:31,899 It's a boy, sir. 72 00:08:32,114 --> 00:08:34,991 5 years old. Just like the cinematograph. 73 00:08:35,425 --> 00:08:37,425 May he be as successful. 74 00:08:38,650 --> 00:08:40,650 Thanks, Henri. I'm glad you remembered the wallet. 75 00:08:42,798 --> 00:08:45,358 If something happens to me, it's yours. 76 00:08:45,891 --> 00:08:47,891 Why are you saying that, sir? 77 00:08:48,852 --> 00:08:51,918 We're lucky we only had one flat tire. 78 00:08:52,539 --> 00:08:54,879 They made such progress with tires... 79 00:09:04,553 --> 00:09:06,553 Sir! 80 00:09:28,886 --> 00:09:30,886 Stop! 81 00:09:33,855 --> 00:09:35,855 Hands up! 82 00:09:36,995 --> 00:09:38,995 I said, "Hands up!" 83 00:09:42,745 --> 00:09:44,745 Drop your gun! 84 00:09:45,599 --> 00:09:47,599 Drop your gun! 85 00:09:48,576 --> 00:09:51,303 It's not me! -I saw it all. 86 00:09:51,645 --> 00:09:53,645 It's suicide. 87 00:09:53,739 --> 00:09:55,415 And the gun? 88 00:09:55,535 --> 00:09:58,759 I didn't do it. I swear I didn't. 89 00:09:59,168 --> 00:10:02,918 Henri Fortin, on the day of the ball, you said... 90 00:10:03,180 --> 00:10:05,390 ... one of the servants heard you... 91 00:10:06,146 --> 00:10:09,543 ... "It's the last time he humiliates me with his shoes!" 92 00:10:10,961 --> 00:10:13,560 That person, Your Honor, has always been jealous... 93 00:10:13,732 --> 00:10:16,481 ... of the Count's friendship. 94 00:10:17,108 --> 00:10:19,760 And Bouvier, since we're talking about him... 95 00:10:20,335 --> 00:10:24,524 ... never got over the fact that I became the Count's driver. 96 00:10:27,180 --> 00:10:29,180 Next time, sir! 97 00:10:30,267 --> 00:10:32,267 Your shoe should be fine now. 98 00:10:32,541 --> 00:10:35,158 I fixed it at both ends. 99 00:10:35,828 --> 00:10:38,083 You'll waltz along just fine, sir. 100 00:10:41,198 --> 00:10:43,177 Obviously, you're not the one dancing. 101 00:10:46,327 --> 00:10:49,810 Your impression? -One more round. 102 00:10:50,091 --> 00:10:52,399 He planned to kill himself. He said: 103 00:10:52,441 --> 00:10:55,936 "If I die, keep this wallet!" 104 00:10:56,597 --> 00:10:59,547 You're judging me on appearances. 105 00:10:59,623 --> 00:11:02,655 What about the truth? The truth! 106 00:11:09,089 --> 00:11:11,089 Don't say a thing. 107 00:11:11,229 --> 00:11:14,568 Just look nice. And don't do anything foolish. 108 00:11:14,988 --> 00:11:17,352 Say: "Yes, ma'am, yes sir!" 109 00:11:17,573 --> 00:11:19,573 Okay, honey? 110 00:11:21,566 --> 00:11:23,566 You'll see. 111 00:11:24,087 --> 00:11:26,087 It'll be fine. 112 00:11:26,367 --> 00:11:28,367 Look, it's pretty. 113 00:11:36,892 --> 00:11:39,585 Hello. They said there's work here. 114 00:11:39,709 --> 00:11:41,709 Can't you read? -No. 115 00:11:42,455 --> 00:11:44,945 It says: "Handyman wanted." 116 00:11:45,063 --> 00:11:47,167 I'm good at everything. 117 00:11:47,350 --> 00:11:49,350 And him? -My son. 118 00:11:51,682 --> 00:11:54,225 No, no. I want a man. 119 00:11:54,428 --> 00:11:56,889 We left Paris long ago. We need work. 120 00:11:56,999 --> 00:12:00,960 He's old enough to work. We only ask for room and board. 121 00:12:02,035 --> 00:12:05,699 Why did you leave Paris? No work there in the capital? 122 00:12:05,874 --> 00:12:08,192 Help us. My husband's in prison... 123 00:12:08,374 --> 00:12:10,374 ... for murdering a count, but it was a suicide. 124 00:12:11,296 --> 00:12:14,194 I beg you. -You learned your math? 125 00:12:14,889 --> 00:12:18,289 Go under the ladder! This is bad luck! 126 00:12:19,220 --> 00:12:23,358 If you've got problems with the police, we don't need that. 127 00:12:24,425 --> 00:12:28,089 No more credit! -Please, we are so poor! 128 00:12:28,483 --> 00:12:31,276 Only tonight, for New Year's Eve. 129 00:12:35,151 --> 00:12:40,972 Naturally, Mr. Boudin made eyes at Mrs. Bouton 130 00:12:41,142 --> 00:12:45,425 Naturally, Mr. Bouton made eyes at Mrs. Boudin. 131 00:12:45,638 --> 00:12:50,003 Therefore Mrs. Bouton made... with Mr. Boudin 132 00:12:50,062 --> 00:12:54,211 Just what Mrs. Boudin made with Mr. Bouton. 133 00:13:00,187 --> 00:13:02,556 Make 'em pay before they get drunk! -Yes, sir. 134 00:13:03,614 --> 00:13:05,614 You're a cute one. 135 00:13:09,320 --> 00:13:11,320 Here, honey. 136 00:13:11,820 --> 00:13:13,820 Drink up and go to bed. 137 00:13:25,722 --> 00:13:28,806 Now, before the New Year begins... 138 00:13:28,935 --> 00:13:31,641 ... I suggest you all do a little dancing! 139 00:13:31,774 --> 00:13:35,038 And let's hope that 1901 won't be as miserable! 140 00:13:35,153 --> 00:13:39,214 Happy New Year! -You too! -Happy New Year! 141 00:13:41,712 --> 00:13:44,306 Happy New Year, honey. I love you. 142 00:13:44,416 --> 00:13:46,416 Hey, cutie-pie! 143 00:13:47,771 --> 00:13:49,771 I'm proud of you. 144 00:13:50,200 --> 00:13:54,076 Henri, I'm near Arromanches, by the ocean... 145 00:13:54,126 --> 00:13:56,056 ... where life is cheaper than in Paris... 146 00:13:56,127 --> 00:14:00,749 ... and where I found room and board for my and our son... 147 00:14:00,765 --> 00:14:05,149 ... at the hotel "William the Conqueror" named after the owner. 148 00:14:05,260 --> 00:14:09,769 It's on the beach, and people from the area all come here to have fun. 149 00:14:09,969 --> 00:14:13,020 I'll write often, because the priest... 150 00:14:13,111 --> 00:14:15,111 ... who is now writing this letter... 151 00:14:15,397 --> 00:14:17,397 ... will write them for free... 152 00:14:17,469 --> 00:14:21,237 ... in exchange for some housework in the evening. 153 00:14:21,893 --> 00:14:24,248 I'm ashamed to tell him I love you... 154 00:14:24,322 --> 00:14:26,475 ... but I know you didn't kill the Count... 155 00:14:26,822 --> 00:14:28,822 ... and he believes me. 156 00:14:29,180 --> 00:14:33,112 About our son: I must say he is very brave... 157 00:14:33,319 --> 00:14:35,319 ... and helps at the hotel. 158 00:14:35,676 --> 00:14:38,671 So I no longer call him Leopold, but Henri like you. 159 00:14:41,524 --> 00:14:43,524 Finish the letter. 160 00:14:45,308 --> 00:14:48,381 I'm in a hurry -Yes, sir. 161 00:14:51,228 --> 00:14:54,447 So I no longer call him Leopold, but Henri like you. 162 00:14:55,011 --> 00:14:57,011 And then? -That's all, sir. 163 00:14:57,369 --> 00:15:00,205 Period, then! -Thank you, sir. 164 00:15:02,007 --> 00:15:05,264 No name? -Your wife, Catherine. 165 00:15:05,433 --> 00:15:08,133 About our son: I must say he is very brave... 166 00:15:08,218 --> 00:15:10,218 ... and helps at the hotel. 167 00:15:10,362 --> 00:15:14,723 So I no longer call him Leopold, but Henri like you. 168 00:15:14,988 --> 00:15:16,988 What's that mean? 169 00:15:17,122 --> 00:15:19,122 He's got the same name as you. 170 00:15:19,317 --> 00:15:20,689 Good idea. 171 00:15:20,903 --> 00:15:23,552 I work on Sundays for an old lady farmer. 172 00:15:24,135 --> 00:15:26,135 I am earning some money... 173 00:15:26,452 --> 00:15:30,406 ... and I'm saving it to get a lawyer to reopen your case. 174 00:15:31,300 --> 00:15:33,962 The man writing for me is very kind... 175 00:15:34,193 --> 00:15:36,560 ... and writes just like I speak. 176 00:15:37,546 --> 00:15:39,546 As an accountant, what did you count? 177 00:15:41,203 --> 00:15:43,203 I worked with Mr. Eiffel... 178 00:15:43,703 --> 00:15:46,840 ... up until the Eiffel Tower was built. 179 00:15:47,117 --> 00:15:50,487 With Mr. Eiffel? -Yes, Eiffel. Gustave Eiffel. 180 00:15:50,897 --> 00:15:52,897 What happened? 181 00:15:53,275 --> 00:15:57,822 The blueprints called for... building four stories. 182 00:15:57,969 --> 00:16:01,772 I screwed up the accounts. 183 00:16:01,870 --> 00:16:05,347 So you pocketed the 4th floor? -Only built 3! 184 00:16:05,467 --> 00:16:09,781 I don't care. On the 3rd floor, I already feel nauseous! 185 00:16:09,917 --> 00:16:12,303 What shall we write... 186 00:16:12,478 --> 00:16:15,788 ... in your wife's letter? -Say I love her. 187 00:16:16,745 --> 00:16:21,332 You already did. -We'll say it today and again tomorrow. 188 00:16:21,865 --> 00:16:25,690 Well, that's nice. And she says it too. 189 00:16:25,863 --> 00:16:29,751 So we'll say... "I love you". And what else? 190 00:16:29,912 --> 00:16:32,677 "I love you. I love you a lot... 191 00:16:32,899 --> 00:16:35,199 ... passionately, madly." 192 00:16:35,216 --> 00:16:38,453 That's all? -It's important to say it. 193 00:16:38,691 --> 00:16:42,415 He'll read three pages of "I love you a lot"... 194 00:16:42,715 --> 00:16:44,715 ... and he'll think you're a fool. 195 00:16:44,788 --> 00:16:47,221 He? I'm not writing to him. I'm writing to my wife. 196 00:16:47,241 --> 00:16:49,630 He reads it. -Tough luck. 197 00:16:49,802 --> 00:16:52,533 He's vital, like me. 198 00:16:52,667 --> 00:16:55,170 I'm not asking you to think or comment. 199 00:16:55,411 --> 00:16:58,772 Just write my "I love you's." -It's monotonous. 200 00:16:59,008 --> 00:17:01,008 What? -I tell you... 201 00:17:01,277 --> 00:17:05,214 ... maybe I'm too intellectual, but the art of writing... 202 00:17:05,222 --> 00:17:08,928 ... is about re-reading. 203 00:17:09,010 --> 00:17:12,094 Your wife will want to re-read the letter. 204 00:17:12,185 --> 00:17:15,998 She'll hide it in her clothes or under her pillow. 205 00:17:16,178 --> 00:17:20,952 If it only says "I love you", she won't want to re-read it. 206 00:17:21,039 --> 00:17:23,967 She'll find it boring and monotonous. 207 00:17:24,021 --> 00:17:26,877 Nice... but boring. -She can't read! 208 00:17:26,907 --> 00:17:31,015 So why write? -I ask you to write "I love you"... 209 00:17:31,093 --> 00:17:33,334 ... and you make all this fuss! -I'm not! 210 00:17:33,448 --> 00:17:35,842 Then who is? Me? -Yes. 211 00:17:36,093 --> 00:17:39,052 Let her put the letter wherever she wants! 212 00:17:39,053 --> 00:17:41,786 "I love you" won't show the scenery. 213 00:17:41,842 --> 00:17:43,842 No description, no nothing. 214 00:17:44,053 --> 00:17:48,293 "I love you" shows it all! -Why do people write books then? 215 00:17:48,770 --> 00:17:52,064 You don't write books. You rip off whole floors! 216 00:17:52,137 --> 00:17:54,137 I don't rip off! 217 00:17:56,082 --> 00:17:58,082 I show love in my own way. -Go tell Eiffel. 218 00:17:59,016 --> 00:18:02,476 Mr. Eiffel. I still respect him. 219 00:18:02,624 --> 00:18:05,860 But you stole his floor! Is that nice? -What? 220 00:18:05,991 --> 00:18:07,991 Better say "I love you" than steal a floor! 221 00:18:08,829 --> 00:18:11,818 He'd have forgiven me, had I dared tell him! 222 00:18:12,100 --> 00:18:15,037 Go say "I love you" to Mr. Eiffel! 223 00:18:15,178 --> 00:18:18,309 I do love Gustave. 224 00:18:19,413 --> 00:18:21,940 Are you one? Are you one? 225 00:18:22,250 --> 00:18:25,148 "I love you, I love you, I love you..." 226 00:18:31,447 --> 00:18:34,477 It goes on like that for three pages. 227 00:18:34,911 --> 00:18:36,710 Could you read it all? 228 00:18:37,849 --> 00:18:42,075 Yes. "I love you, I love you, I love you..." 229 00:19:01,624 --> 00:19:03,624 Near the dog! 230 00:19:03,690 --> 00:19:05,690 Over near the dog! 231 00:19:10,911 --> 00:19:12,911 Go on, dig! 232 00:19:14,664 --> 00:19:17,152 Dig here and there! 233 00:19:31,041 --> 00:19:33,041 Wait! 234 00:19:33,204 --> 00:19:35,204 There's another one! 235 00:19:36,040 --> 00:19:38,832 Get out of here, asshole! 236 00:19:38,974 --> 00:19:40,974 Get out of here! 237 00:19:43,545 --> 00:19:47,120 Congratulations! Get him! To the cage! 238 00:19:48,390 --> 00:19:52,363 I, the prison friend your husband calls "Eiffel Tower"... 239 00:19:52,367 --> 00:19:54,367 ... am writing today... 240 00:19:54,427 --> 00:19:57,908 ... to say that your husband's courage and determination... 241 00:19:58,073 --> 00:20:00,719 ... will help him through this ordeal... 242 00:20:00,834 --> 00:20:02,834 ... and he'll soon be out. 243 00:20:03,021 --> 00:20:06,172 I'm sending a song inspired by our life here... 244 00:20:06,407 --> 00:20:08,407 ... a song dedicated to you. 245 00:20:08,855 --> 00:20:13,668 "I'm sending a song inspired by our life here... 246 00:20:13,752 --> 00:20:17,991 ... a song dedicated to you." 247 00:20:19,639 --> 00:20:22,525 So, without that dog he'd have escaped! 248 00:20:23,441 --> 00:20:25,441 Maybe. 249 00:20:25,925 --> 00:20:30,914 Do you want me to sing the song? -Yes. 250 00:20:31,947 --> 00:20:35,161 If you ain't lucky enough 251 00:20:35,254 --> 00:20:38,243 To have a dad in jail 252 00:20:38,635 --> 00:20:42,085 And a mom who had the supreme decency 253 00:20:42,235 --> 00:20:45,535 To kill herself by gracefully inhaling a gas pipe 254 00:20:45,615 --> 00:20:48,268 If you've never stolen 255 00:20:48,482 --> 00:20:51,538 Or picked the pockets of innocent bystanders 256 00:20:51,863 --> 00:20:54,468 There ain't nothing to forgive 257 00:20:54,656 --> 00:20:58,856 You just ain't our kind of guy 258 00:20:59,725 --> 00:21:02,714 We steal jewels and garbage cans 259 00:21:02,885 --> 00:21:06,029 From weirdos and jokers alike 260 00:21:06,266 --> 00:21:08,487 So sorry, good people 261 00:21:08,839 --> 00:21:12,219 This is the poor man's ballad! 262 00:21:12,287 --> 00:21:15,803 If you ain't lucky enough 263 00:21:15,915 --> 00:21:19,274 To be supremely illiterate 264 00:21:19,443 --> 00:21:23,181 If you don't know plated handcuffs 265 00:21:23,315 --> 00:21:26,812 From golden cufflinks 266 00:21:26,958 --> 00:21:30,691 If you've never broken the law 267 00:21:30,791 --> 00:21:34,237 Or the virtue of a poor maiden 268 00:21:34,282 --> 00:21:38,183 They can never convict you, lad 269 00:21:38,229 --> 00:21:43,480 Everybody should be so lucky! 270 00:21:43,968 --> 00:21:47,659 Behold the jails, the stockades 271 00:21:47,839 --> 00:21:51,365 Behold the guillotine's sharp blade! 272 00:21:51,520 --> 00:21:54,488 So sorry, good people 273 00:21:54,668 --> 00:21:58,661 This is the poor man's ballad! 274 00:22:03,759 --> 00:22:05,759 Next time it's the guillotine! 275 00:22:07,681 --> 00:22:11,592 What's going on? -I want to love you too! 276 00:22:11,819 --> 00:22:13,819 Don't say that! 277 00:22:13,910 --> 00:22:16,345 You'll be better off with me than at the hotel! 278 00:22:17,065 --> 00:22:19,065 I'll protect you! 279 00:22:19,073 --> 00:22:22,380 I must find someone else to read my letters. 280 00:22:22,556 --> 00:22:26,275 When will you visit your husband? -When I get permission. 281 00:22:27,678 --> 00:22:29,678 I'm sorry. 282 00:22:37,877 --> 00:22:39,877 The writer, is he trying to teach you how to write? 283 00:22:41,524 --> 00:22:45,536 You're silly! -You're not answering. 284 00:22:45,744 --> 00:22:47,744 I am answering. 285 00:22:47,916 --> 00:22:50,702 But why all these questions? Who cares? 286 00:22:50,908 --> 00:22:54,277 You'll have to learn to live without me. 287 00:22:54,555 --> 00:22:56,555 It was a miscarriage of justice! 288 00:22:57,300 --> 00:23:00,082 They'll find out one day. Don't say that. 289 00:23:01,111 --> 00:23:03,622 He needs a father. I can't do it! 290 00:23:03,775 --> 00:23:06,907 That's a horrible thing to ask. I can't do it! 291 00:23:07,831 --> 00:23:09,831 You can. 292 00:23:10,249 --> 00:23:14,081 Because you're strong. -No, I'm not. 293 00:23:14,469 --> 00:23:16,469 Not now... 294 00:23:19,018 --> 00:23:23,066 You are. You're beautiful! 295 00:23:23,073 --> 00:23:25,073 I don't care. 296 00:23:25,901 --> 00:23:27,901 I'll cherish this image. 297 00:23:28,073 --> 00:23:30,774 I don't want to forget you! 298 00:23:30,983 --> 00:23:32,983 Let fate decide. Who knows... 299 00:23:33,483 --> 00:23:37,239 When are you leaving? -On the next boat. 300 00:23:37,457 --> 00:23:39,457 Shouldn't I come to Cayenne? 301 00:23:40,039 --> 00:23:42,039 Isn't one jailbird enough? 302 00:23:42,785 --> 00:23:44,785 What do I tell the kid? 303 00:23:45,203 --> 00:23:47,203 Not to trust anyone. 304 00:23:55,340 --> 00:23:57,941 "Jean Valjean's escape" 305 00:23:58,496 --> 00:24:00,496 Where's the kid? He's not working. 306 00:24:00,833 --> 00:24:02,833 Maybe he's working outside. 307 00:24:02,841 --> 00:24:04,841 Get him to work! -Yes, sir. 308 00:24:07,799 --> 00:24:11,943 Weird how he vanishes whenever we play a movie. 309 00:24:28,237 --> 00:24:31,251 Find the kid? -Yes, sir, in the bathroom. 310 00:24:31,474 --> 00:24:35,115 He's a bit sick. -No sick people here. 311 00:24:35,285 --> 00:24:38,817 I ain't paying no doctor! -Yes, sir. 312 00:24:45,263 --> 00:24:48,202 In the mine, there's an underground river and a well. 313 00:24:48,582 --> 00:24:53,260 Between the two, there's about 50 yards of underground water. 314 00:24:53,293 --> 00:24:57,287 It'll take about 2 minutes to cross the water. Without breathing. 315 00:24:57,514 --> 00:24:59,514 Then we climb up the well. 316 00:25:00,505 --> 00:25:02,505 Climb 300 feet up the well? 317 00:25:03,005 --> 00:25:05,268 We'll see about that later! The hardest thing... 318 00:25:05,423 --> 00:25:08,163 ... is to manage the 2 minutes without breathing. 319 00:25:13,494 --> 00:25:15,494 Count! 320 00:25:44,580 --> 00:25:49,234 I can't. -Come on! 90 seconds ain't the end of the world. 321 00:25:49,538 --> 00:25:51,894 I managed to do it. Let's try again. 322 00:26:48,348 --> 00:26:51,490 Okay, okay. Anybody here want to tackle my champ? 323 00:26:52,065 --> 00:26:55,854 Nobody? 100 bits to whoever beats my champ! 324 00:26:56,672 --> 00:26:59,328 100 bits! The champ's tired. 325 00:26:59,360 --> 00:27:02,874 He's getting tired. 100 bits! Cash! 326 00:27:03,214 --> 00:27:05,214 Me, sir. 327 00:27:06,854 --> 00:27:08,854 Come over. 328 00:27:09,711 --> 00:27:13,557 It's his decision. He's a courageous little boy! 329 00:27:15,132 --> 00:27:18,052 Wait, wait. 20 bits... 330 00:27:18,202 --> 00:27:20,202 ... if you can hit him. Anywhere! 331 00:27:34,143 --> 00:27:36,143 Eiffel Tower's coming back! 332 00:27:40,990 --> 00:27:43,404 100 big ones to put a rope in the well. 333 00:27:45,557 --> 00:27:49,422 Say what? -100 big ones to put a rope in the well! 334 00:27:50,480 --> 00:27:52,693 Where's the money? -In Paris. 335 00:27:54,690 --> 00:27:58,566 You pay upfront. How will you reach the well? 336 00:27:58,758 --> 00:28:01,317 In the mine, after work. Just leave us. 337 00:28:01,472 --> 00:28:03,472 How many of you? -Two. 338 00:28:03,901 --> 00:28:05,901 That's 200. 339 00:28:14,097 --> 00:28:16,389 So? -He wants 200. 340 00:28:16,526 --> 00:28:20,123 You got it? -Unless my wife spent it! 341 00:28:43,113 --> 00:28:45,113 You said you'd give me more! 342 00:28:45,826 --> 00:28:48,375 More? You're a greedy one! 343 00:28:48,398 --> 00:28:50,827 No, sir, but lawyers cost a lot. 344 00:28:51,786 --> 00:28:56,539 Then, listen, I know people who'd pay a lot for hair like yours. 345 00:28:56,637 --> 00:29:00,619 Really? -Yes. And if you want more, much more... 346 00:29:00,776 --> 00:29:03,486 ... I can introduce you to some fine people. 347 00:29:04,203 --> 00:29:07,342 People? -Yes. We'll share... 348 00:29:13,618 --> 00:29:17,045 Listen, the man I told you about is here. 349 00:29:17,826 --> 00:29:21,495 He's a notary. That's almost like a lawyer. 350 00:29:22,036 --> 00:29:24,400 Yes, sir. -Go ahead! 351 00:29:32,446 --> 00:29:34,728 Four glasses at once! That's good! 352 00:29:53,523 --> 00:29:56,344 Keep an eye on her. Any problem, just call me. 353 00:30:16,529 --> 00:30:18,529 Come on, help me! 354 00:30:21,451 --> 00:30:23,451 Go ahead. 355 00:31:03,858 --> 00:31:05,858 There's no rope! 356 00:31:34,222 --> 00:31:36,222 You okay? 357 00:31:39,073 --> 00:31:41,782 I can't, Henri, I can't. 358 00:31:42,714 --> 00:31:44,714 I can't anymore. 359 00:31:45,072 --> 00:31:47,765 It's slippery. 360 00:32:13,653 --> 00:32:17,480 Help me! -I got you! -I'm slipping! 361 00:32:17,579 --> 00:32:19,579 I can't... anymore. -Don't let go! 362 00:32:21,576 --> 00:32:23,576 I can't... 363 00:32:23,789 --> 00:32:25,789 Henri, I can't. 364 00:32:27,146 --> 00:32:29,146 I can't. I'm slipping. 365 00:32:41,975 --> 00:32:43,975 Hold on! -I can't. -Come on! You can do it! 366 00:32:44,473 --> 00:32:46,473 Pull me! -I got you! 367 00:32:46,689 --> 00:32:48,908 Hold me! -Use both hands, Eiffel Tower! 368 00:32:49,118 --> 00:32:51,118 Hold on, dammit! 369 00:33:46,704 --> 00:33:48,704 To the cage! 370 00:33:53,124 --> 00:33:55,124 Let's go. 371 00:34:20,414 --> 00:34:22,414 Go and get your mother! 372 00:34:22,843 --> 00:34:24,843 Somebody's waiting for her. 373 00:34:34,750 --> 00:34:36,750 Mom? 374 00:34:38,960 --> 00:34:41,325 Mom, someone's here to see you. 375 00:34:57,281 --> 00:35:02,529 Madam, we regretfully inform you... 376 00:35:02,773 --> 00:35:08,441 ... that, while attempting to escape from jail... 377 00:35:08,698 --> 00:35:13,299 ... your husband passed away today, at Fort Joux. 378 00:35:13,332 --> 00:35:15,713 What's your mother up to now? 379 00:35:48,894 --> 00:35:50,894 Come on, gentlemen, let's go! 380 00:35:55,671 --> 00:35:57,671 Fortin! Fortin! Fortin! 381 00:36:01,163 --> 00:36:03,163 Go on! 382 00:36:17,916 --> 00:36:21,704 Anyone who was in the Verdun hospital remembers that day clearly. 383 00:36:22,340 --> 00:36:26,315 It was snowing when Kid Marcel and his challenger... 384 00:36:26,408 --> 00:36:31,081 ... private second-class Henri Fortin entered the makeshift ring. 385 00:36:32,328 --> 00:36:37,181 The fight was a benefit for the wounded and war widows. 386 00:36:37,322 --> 00:36:41,356 There, Henri Fortin, age 23... 387 00:36:41,390 --> 00:36:43,390 ... experienced his first three minutes of happiness. 388 00:36:44,460 --> 00:36:46,460 That moment changed his life. 389 00:36:46,960 --> 00:36:51,321 It gave him the courage to leave his childhood manager... 390 00:36:51,455 --> 00:36:54,631 ... who'd used his strength and abused his innocence... 391 00:36:54,668 --> 00:36:57,332 ... to the point of not letting the boy go to school. 392 00:37:21,864 --> 00:37:25,393 Stop! Stop! 393 00:37:30,026 --> 00:37:32,026 Ladies and gentlemen! 394 00:37:32,668 --> 00:37:35,016 I have been informed, just now... 395 00:37:35,311 --> 00:37:38,124 ... that the war is over! 396 00:38:37,650 --> 00:38:41,948 For the record, they stopped fighting there, on that day of peace. 397 00:38:42,315 --> 00:38:44,315 Three months later... 398 00:38:44,478 --> 00:38:47,623 ... Henri Fortin became a middleweight champ. 399 00:38:47,749 --> 00:38:51,238 He kept the title for 13 years, until 1931. 400 00:38:51,357 --> 00:38:53,357 But that's another story. 401 00:40:20,368 --> 00:40:22,368 May I disturb you? 402 00:40:23,831 --> 00:40:26,319 Please do. -The manager says... 403 00:40:26,370 --> 00:40:30,041 ... he's never seen a critic applaud. I wanted to thank you. 404 00:40:31,915 --> 00:40:35,309 I just do this to pay my way through college. 405 00:40:36,246 --> 00:40:38,246 It'll be published in the morning? 406 00:40:38,842 --> 00:40:40,842 I can read you some. 407 00:40:41,439 --> 00:40:43,439 Yes, please. 408 00:40:44,062 --> 00:40:49,303 "Tonight, at the Opera, we saw the umpteenth performance of Cosette... 409 00:40:49,610 --> 00:40:53,051 ... but, alas, a Cosette without Cosette. 410 00:40:54,463 --> 00:40:57,840 We cannot understand why they made a star... 411 00:40:58,032 --> 00:41:00,245 ... out of Elise Renoir... 412 00:41:00,532 --> 00:41:03,456 ... whose clumsiness and blunt point work... 413 00:41:03,674 --> 00:41:07,283 ... only makes us nostalgic for the great Anna Pavlova." 414 00:41:08,901 --> 00:41:10,901 Why did you applaud then? 415 00:41:12,791 --> 00:41:15,612 Maybe I'm not reading this right, who knows? 416 00:41:26,466 --> 00:41:28,466 Will you really print this? 417 00:41:29,019 --> 00:41:31,667 And the rest, which you didn't let me finish. 418 00:41:35,583 --> 00:41:40,342 I'm sure that if Victor Hugo had known you, he'd have wanted... 419 00:41:40,650 --> 00:41:44,195 ... to be a choreographer, or something like that. 420 00:41:45,289 --> 00:41:47,289 That's funny. 421 00:41:48,965 --> 00:41:50,965 Here, this is yours. 422 00:41:51,358 --> 00:41:55,421 I'd keep it... -Keep it! You can keep my pen too! 423 00:41:55,783 --> 00:41:57,783 You keep the flowers! 424 00:41:58,389 --> 00:42:00,389 Thanks. 425 00:42:01,585 --> 00:42:03,585 I don't dare ask who they're from? 426 00:42:04,994 --> 00:42:09,217 Isn't it a bit early to be jealous? -No. 427 00:42:10,199 --> 00:42:14,150 The same night, Henri Fortin gave up boxing... 428 00:42:14,304 --> 00:42:16,674 ... after a dreadful fight... 429 00:42:16,696 --> 00:42:20,251 ... that almost left him blind. We were in 1931... 430 00:42:20,373 --> 00:42:22,373 ... a few years away... 431 00:42:22,499 --> 00:42:24,499 ... from what would become the most miserable of times... 432 00:42:24,785 --> 00:42:28,454 ... and from Henri Fortin's painful rebirth. 433 00:42:28,462 --> 00:42:30,462 Henri Fortin - Boxing Champion MOVERS 434 00:42:37,378 --> 00:42:40,982 Anybody can beat a black man in the snow! 435 00:42:41,107 --> 00:42:43,107 They beat the hell out of you! 436 00:42:47,939 --> 00:42:51,317 Be careful! Great pianists have played this piano. 437 00:42:51,347 --> 00:42:53,347 Yes, sir. 438 00:42:53,526 --> 00:42:56,446 What's the solution, Your Eminence? 439 00:42:56,561 --> 00:43:00,828 There's only one solution, General! Free the hostages! 440 00:43:01,093 --> 00:43:03,477 The terrorists! -Hostages! 441 00:43:04,127 --> 00:43:07,977 Hostages which you picked at random. 442 00:43:08,659 --> 00:43:12,136 Terrorists, who cowardly killed 3 of our men in the subway. 443 00:43:20,409 --> 00:43:22,409 Push this way. 444 00:43:22,536 --> 00:43:24,536 Lift it! 445 00:43:42,281 --> 00:43:46,215 You all right, my son? -Yes, father. 446 00:43:47,473 --> 00:43:50,870 Let me explain... what's going on in our time. 447 00:43:51,163 --> 00:43:53,934 It is the wicked plot... 448 00:43:53,952 --> 00:43:55,952 ... of a tyrant or a traitor... 449 00:43:56,024 --> 00:43:59,651 ... against people who are somewhat normal... 450 00:43:59,701 --> 00:44:01,862 ... indifferent and very kind. 451 00:44:01,908 --> 00:44:06,191 And then... I mean, usually... 452 00:44:06,439 --> 00:44:08,708 Calm down! You seem awfully flustered! 453 00:44:08,780 --> 00:44:10,780 It's always about maidens. 454 00:44:11,065 --> 00:44:15,062 Like the maiden's lover wishes to ruin... 455 00:44:15,278 --> 00:44:20,010 ... the traitor's plot... and that's, you know... 456 00:44:20,504 --> 00:44:23,817 That's his story? -Yes, that's what I just said. 457 00:44:23,820 --> 00:44:25,806 That's Jean Valjean's story. 458 00:44:25,810 --> 00:44:28,151 A bit shorter than Victor Hugo's novel. 459 00:44:28,271 --> 00:44:32,767 I made it short and snappy, unlike Hugo's novel which is... 460 00:44:32,803 --> 00:44:36,733 ... full of holes and gaps and inconsistencies, whereas my story... 461 00:44:36,907 --> 00:44:39,807 People have been calling me Jean Valjean! 462 00:44:40,184 --> 00:44:43,142 That's because you're strong! 463 00:44:43,219 --> 00:44:45,600 Strong? -Yes, he was strong! It happened at a time... 464 00:44:45,665 --> 00:44:49,179 It was quite a period, quite some time ago... 465 00:44:49,288 --> 00:44:53,606 A horse carriage got stuck in the mud. 466 00:44:53,766 --> 00:44:57,943 He lifted it up to rescue a guy who'd gotten caught underneath it. 467 00:44:58,245 --> 00:45:01,933 He lifted the carriage and saved the guy's life. 468 00:45:02,023 --> 00:45:06,615 It was beautiful. -That's why! I lifted a piano recently. 469 00:45:06,667 --> 00:45:09,656 A guy was caught underneath. -Yes, yes! I mean... 470 00:45:09,660 --> 00:45:13,083 ... in those days, horse-drawn carriages were fashionable. 471 00:45:13,271 --> 00:45:15,271 Now it's pianos! 472 00:45:15,343 --> 00:45:17,452 Do you know someone who could read me the book? 473 00:45:18,488 --> 00:45:20,488 I'm sorry, Mrs. Ziman. 474 00:45:20,775 --> 00:45:24,190 Dancers of Jewish origin are no longer allowed to perform. 475 00:45:24,665 --> 00:45:26,665 You know I'm Catholic. 476 00:45:27,058 --> 00:45:30,859 Yes, but you converted to Judaism... 477 00:45:31,002 --> 00:45:34,058 ... to marry your husband. -You're right. 478 00:45:34,357 --> 00:45:36,689 I'm a double Jew, and I'm very proud of it! 479 00:45:38,835 --> 00:45:40,835 Will she replace me? 480 00:45:46,522 --> 00:45:51,351 In order to be objective... 481 00:45:51,500 --> 00:45:54,663 ... Radio Paris invited the vice-president... 482 00:45:54,664 --> 00:45:56,664 ... of the Anti-Jewish Press Association... 483 00:45:56,859 --> 00:45:58,859 ... to share his views. 484 00:45:59,016 --> 00:46:02,064 Then what, Dad? -Coming! 485 00:46:02,469 --> 00:46:06,908 "One day, Don Quixote saw 30 or 40 windmills. 486 00:46:07,064 --> 00:46:10,838 30 or 40 windmills." Period. 487 00:46:11,164 --> 00:46:14,633 "Looking at his squire, he said: " 488 00:46:14,883 --> 00:46:16,959 Colon, open quotes... 489 00:46:21,688 --> 00:46:24,038 What's up? -The show's cancelled. 490 00:46:24,112 --> 00:46:26,112 Just for you? -What do you think? 491 00:46:27,603 --> 00:46:29,603 What about the house in Normandy? 492 00:46:30,283 --> 00:46:33,417 Hi, honey, how are you? Studying? 493 00:46:33,495 --> 00:46:36,140 It looks like I have a contact in Switzerland... 494 00:46:36,537 --> 00:46:40,968 ... to help us at the border. -You just want to run away. 495 00:46:41,025 --> 00:46:45,268 I'm no hero, Elise. I'm too soft for the Resistance! 496 00:46:45,302 --> 00:46:47,211 I only want to save you! 497 00:46:47,230 --> 00:46:49,230 What did you do to be hated so much? 498 00:46:49,851 --> 00:46:53,606 Our concierge, who knows her stuff, keeps telling me: 499 00:46:53,676 --> 00:46:57,446 "You Jews are all good or all bad. No middle ground. 500 00:46:57,515 --> 00:47:00,703 If you're not a bad Jew, you do what Jesus did... 501 00:47:00,710 --> 00:47:04,731 ... you switch religions!" -Funny! Then expect to be crucified. 502 00:47:04,896 --> 00:47:08,483 I already am! I'm married to you! -So am I! 503 00:47:08,520 --> 00:47:11,841 Happy birthday! -It's not my birthday. -Open it. 504 00:47:11,974 --> 00:47:14,593 The Marshal wants us to celebrate Mother's Day... 505 00:47:14,655 --> 00:47:16,746 ... every year. -Every year? 506 00:47:16,763 --> 00:47:18,763 To forget the husbands at war. 507 00:47:19,179 --> 00:47:21,763 It's pretty. I'll always keep it! 508 00:47:22,821 --> 00:47:26,928 If the concierge asks, you don't know where we're going. 509 00:47:28,754 --> 00:47:31,969 Last trip! -You're driving the truck? 510 00:47:32,700 --> 00:47:36,400 We wanted to take the train... 511 00:47:36,647 --> 00:47:38,275 But with all the checkpoints... 512 00:47:38,306 --> 00:47:40,793 Shall I give her the keys? -Yes. 513 00:47:42,017 --> 00:47:44,866 The truck ain't comfortable. 514 00:47:44,939 --> 00:47:47,574 We don't mind, we're after safety! 515 00:47:47,607 --> 00:47:50,857 Okay for the truck then! -Thank you! 516 00:47:50,926 --> 00:47:54,173 Without your new address, I can't forward the mail. 517 00:47:54,220 --> 00:47:56,220 I'll write you when I get it. 518 00:47:56,367 --> 00:47:59,200 You know you can trust some people? 519 00:47:59,330 --> 00:48:01,918 I know, Mrs. Martin, thanks. 520 00:48:02,490 --> 00:48:04,913 You're leaving for good? -Yes. 521 00:48:05,211 --> 00:48:08,233 I'll drive them. Take the train. -What? 522 00:48:08,548 --> 00:48:11,550 Take the train. Here are the tickets. 523 00:48:11,642 --> 00:48:15,206 1st class. -1st class! Thanks! 524 00:48:15,354 --> 00:48:17,354 Thank you so much. 525 00:48:18,234 --> 00:48:20,234 Good luck, good luck. 526 00:48:20,771 --> 00:48:22,771 What do you do? 527 00:48:22,943 --> 00:48:25,503 Until last week, I was a lawyer and my wife a dancer. 528 00:48:25,589 --> 00:48:30,452 Until last week? -That's why, if we run into a checkpoint... 529 00:48:30,505 --> 00:48:33,959 ... you must let us off, and we'll cut through the field. 530 00:48:35,053 --> 00:48:38,276 No problem. Would you do me a favor? 531 00:48:38,367 --> 00:48:41,040 Of course. -Could you read me this? 532 00:48:43,247 --> 00:48:45,951 It's big! -We have a way to go. 533 00:48:46,470 --> 00:48:50,397 Tell me about Jean Valjean. People say I'm like him. 534 00:48:51,651 --> 00:48:54,298 In this book, everybody looks like everybody. 535 00:48:54,542 --> 00:48:57,127 It's full of people you've always known. 536 00:49:00,386 --> 00:49:02,386 I can tell you all about Cosette. 537 00:49:03,338 --> 00:49:05,338 I danced her 49 times. 538 00:49:09,008 --> 00:49:10,200 How can I put it? 539 00:49:10,743 --> 00:49:12,743 The story begins with a mistake. 540 00:49:13,578 --> 00:49:19,015 Jean Valjean is sent to jail for stealing bread. 541 00:49:19,633 --> 00:49:20,932 Today, it might seem incredible... 542 00:49:20,935 --> 00:49:23,344 ... but stealing bread was a major crime then. Those were... 543 00:49:23,396 --> 00:49:29,032 ... miserable days! Almost as miserable as today. 544 00:49:30,456 --> 00:49:33,663 So he was jailed at Cayenne... -Wasn't it at Toulon, Dad? 545 00:49:34,398 --> 00:49:36,398 You're right, honey. Thanks. 546 00:49:38,057 --> 00:49:42,496 And poor Jean Valjean, he wasn't lucky enough... 547 00:49:42,566 --> 00:49:45,570 ... or rich enough, to get a good lawyer. 548 00:49:46,663 --> 00:49:49,384 He got 19 years of hard labor. 549 00:49:49,524 --> 00:49:53,355 And when, after 19 years of hard labor, he got his freedom back... 550 00:49:54,161 --> 00:49:57,326 ... if you want to call that freedom... 551 00:49:57,563 --> 00:50:00,433 In those days, when they set a prisoner free... 552 00:50:00,630 --> 00:50:03,125 ... they gave him a convict's passport. 553 00:50:03,208 --> 00:50:05,568 He had to have it stamped wherever he went. 554 00:50:06,248 --> 00:50:09,344 A bit like the yellow star our people wear nowadays... 555 00:50:10,607 --> 00:50:14,730 One night, on the road, Jean Valjean... 556 00:50:15,332 --> 00:50:20,138 ... exhausted, unable to find room and board anywhere... 557 00:50:20,798 --> 00:50:22,798 ... knocked on a bishop's door. 558 00:50:23,092 --> 00:50:25,092 A knock that changed his destiny... 559 00:50:25,304 --> 00:50:27,304 ... and made a new man out of him. 560 00:50:31,430 --> 00:50:33,430 Come in! 561 00:50:40,768 --> 00:50:42,768 I was told to knock here. 562 00:50:43,845 --> 00:50:47,740 Could I have some soup and a place to sleep? I'll pay. 563 00:50:47,911 --> 00:50:49,911 Come in, sir. 564 00:50:51,441 --> 00:50:54,703 The name's Jean Valjean. I'm an ex-convict. 565 00:50:55,754 --> 00:50:57,754 Yes, ma'am, hard labor! 566 00:50:58,212 --> 00:51:01,114 My passport says, "Dangerous!" 567 00:51:01,866 --> 00:51:03,866 That's the Lord's business. 568 00:51:04,984 --> 00:51:06,984 Hand me your things. 569 00:51:14,516 --> 00:51:19,284 Mrs. Magloire, please set a new plate. 570 00:51:22,661 --> 00:51:26,337 We will be eating presently. 571 00:51:26,479 --> 00:51:30,012 And while you eat, sir... 572 00:51:30,256 --> 00:51:34,651 ... we'll make your bed. -You let me eat, you call me sir? 573 00:51:36,995 --> 00:51:40,025 Mrs. Magloire, in honor of our guest... 574 00:51:40,237 --> 00:51:44,858 ... go get the silver cutlery and the candlesticks. 575 00:51:45,497 --> 00:51:49,698 You must be surprised, sir, to see such wealth... 576 00:51:49,892 --> 00:51:54,377 ... in my house, when I should be the poorest man around! 577 00:51:55,358 --> 00:51:57,358 But the candlesticks... 578 00:51:58,188 --> 00:52:02,020 ... and the silverware come from my grandmother. 579 00:52:03,201 --> 00:52:05,201 They're dear to me. 580 00:52:08,172 --> 00:52:12,823 Lord... Give us your blessing and please bless... 581 00:52:13,268 --> 00:52:16,108 ... the food you have given us so generously. 582 00:52:16,592 --> 00:52:20,638 In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. 583 00:52:20,864 --> 00:52:22,864 Hand me your plate, sir. 584 00:52:28,347 --> 00:52:32,788 Don't forget to put the white linen on the bed in the alcove. 585 00:52:40,921 --> 00:52:43,556 Your Eminence! 586 00:52:43,832 --> 00:52:47,807 The man's gone! He stole the silverware. 587 00:52:48,186 --> 00:52:51,635 Why on Earth take such a man in? 588 00:52:52,087 --> 00:52:54,849 Lucky he didn't cut our throats too! 589 00:52:56,648 --> 00:53:00,037 At least I'd put the candlesticks in my room. 590 00:53:06,528 --> 00:53:08,693 Look at what the man was carrying! 591 00:53:08,740 --> 00:53:12,421 We checked his passport and searched him. 592 00:53:12,523 --> 00:53:16,174 I knew he'd had supper at your place. We arrested him. 593 00:53:25,378 --> 00:53:27,768 But... But why... 594 00:53:28,445 --> 00:53:30,972 ... didn't you tell these gentlemen... 595 00:53:31,254 --> 00:53:33,254 ... that I'd given them to you? 596 00:53:34,012 --> 00:53:38,667 And moreover... you forgot your candlesticks! 597 00:53:39,338 --> 00:53:41,625 I'd given them to you too. 598 00:53:41,984 --> 00:53:43,984 Why didn't you take them? 599 00:53:47,164 --> 00:53:50,844 Go get the gentleman's candlesticks. 600 00:53:52,553 --> 00:53:55,394 Go on, get them! 601 00:53:56,182 --> 00:54:00,483 You gave him this? -Of course! 602 00:54:00,903 --> 00:54:03,053 I had nothing else to offer. 603 00:54:03,804 --> 00:54:07,167 So, then we can let him go? 604 00:54:07,541 --> 00:54:09,541 But of course! 605 00:54:10,369 --> 00:54:13,459 Return his goods. 606 00:54:19,932 --> 00:54:21,932 Take them... 607 00:54:22,795 --> 00:54:24,795 ... please, sir... 608 00:54:25,113 --> 00:54:28,617 ... and no longer belong to evil, but to good. 609 00:54:29,361 --> 00:54:31,809 "It's your soul I'm buying." 610 00:54:32,555 --> 00:54:35,268 Good priest! -He's a bishop! 611 00:54:35,419 --> 00:54:37,163 To boot! 612 00:54:37,300 --> 00:54:40,153 Looks like a checkpoint. 613 00:54:42,166 --> 00:54:44,955 You sure? -Sure looks like one. 614 00:54:45,868 --> 00:54:49,004 Cut through the field, we'll meet further down. 615 00:54:50,698 --> 00:54:52,698 Thank you, sir. 616 00:54:56,401 --> 00:54:59,658 Thank you, sir. -Goodbye, sir. 617 00:55:00,212 --> 00:55:02,212 We'll continue later! 618 00:55:41,843 --> 00:55:45,351 What's the house like? -Ready to move into. 619 00:55:45,512 --> 00:55:48,486 Many people can't read? -More than we think. 620 00:55:48,551 --> 00:55:50,137 But they can still be nice! 621 00:55:50,197 --> 00:55:53,490 Could the gentleman still go to school? 622 00:55:53,596 --> 00:55:56,834 After the war, I'll teach him. You'll study together. 623 00:55:56,995 --> 00:56:00,425 After the war, I'll take up sports! I'm winded. 624 00:56:00,618 --> 00:56:02,374 Thanks. 625 00:56:02,384 --> 00:56:05,669 I owe you more than Jean Valjean owed the bishop. 626 00:56:05,897 --> 00:56:08,838 What happens next? -Where were we? 627 00:56:09,036 --> 00:56:11,036 He just got the candlesticks. 628 00:56:11,294 --> 00:56:13,785 Then comes the little chimney-sweep. 629 00:56:14,036 --> 00:56:16,036 Come on, climb in. 630 00:56:18,408 --> 00:56:21,471 It was a real checkpoint! -We got 'em! 631 00:56:22,120 --> 00:56:23,900 Who's the chimney-sweep? 632 00:56:23,937 --> 00:56:25,937 I'll tell you. 633 00:56:26,062 --> 00:56:27,313 I like this truck! 634 00:57:08,294 --> 00:57:10,648 What do you want? -My coin, sir. 635 00:57:11,143 --> 00:57:13,143 What coin? -Under your foot. 636 00:57:13,744 --> 00:57:15,744 Buzz off! -My coin. 637 00:57:15,750 --> 00:57:17,743 Buzz off! -My coin, sir! 638 00:57:17,918 --> 00:57:19,918 Buzz off! 639 00:57:26,750 --> 00:57:28,750 Little chimney-sweep! 640 00:57:29,450 --> 00:57:31,881 Little chimney-sweep! Your coin! 641 00:57:33,176 --> 00:57:35,176 Your coin! 642 00:57:35,301 --> 00:57:37,301 Please forgive me! 643 00:57:39,066 --> 00:57:41,066 Little chimney-sweep! 644 00:57:45,657 --> 00:57:47,657 See that furniture? 645 00:57:47,942 --> 00:57:49,942 Doesn't go with the house. 646 00:57:50,012 --> 00:57:52,012 Goes too well, you mean! 647 00:58:06,550 --> 00:58:09,760 I'm almost sure, they're Jews. -Easy to find out. 648 00:58:10,094 --> 00:58:12,094 There, that's the last piece. 649 00:58:13,147 --> 00:58:15,147 We're done, Mr. Ziman. 650 00:58:15,646 --> 00:58:18,216 Here, sir. I made you a sandwich. 651 00:58:18,546 --> 00:58:22,912 Very kind. Thanks. So, after the chimney-sweep? 652 00:58:23,073 --> 00:58:27,175 I told you, everything changed. He became obsessed with good deeds. 653 00:58:27,416 --> 00:58:29,630 He sold the silverware and candlesticks. 654 00:58:30,591 --> 00:58:33,878 Not the candlesticks! -You're right. And then... 655 00:58:40,205 --> 00:58:42,504 What's that? -A clothespin. 656 00:58:44,169 --> 00:58:46,169 Read it! 657 00:58:50,783 --> 00:58:52,783 "The Germans are here... 658 00:58:53,173 --> 00:58:56,148 ... to arrest all the Jews. A caring friend". 659 00:58:56,255 --> 00:59:00,093 Salome, grab your doll! -Salome, quick! 660 00:59:01,303 --> 00:59:03,303 Quick, we've got to go! -The furniture! 661 00:59:03,512 --> 00:59:06,211 Drop us off at the station. 662 00:59:06,304 --> 00:59:09,214 What's going on? -Just drop us off at the station! 663 00:59:10,915 --> 00:59:15,065 You can't leave the furniture! -Please, to the closest station. 664 00:59:15,236 --> 00:59:17,236 Hello, is this the police? 665 00:59:17,990 --> 00:59:20,546 I want to report a moving truck. 666 00:59:20,636 --> 00:59:24,254 It has "Henri Fortin, Boxing Champion" written on it. 667 00:59:24,337 --> 00:59:26,077 It's carrying Jews. 668 00:59:28,312 --> 00:59:32,470 If I pay you 10,000 Francs, would you drive us to the border? 669 00:59:32,785 --> 00:59:37,086 I've got a contact. I'll pay your men to return by train. 670 00:59:37,927 --> 00:59:41,867 We're moving all week long. -20,000? 671 00:59:41,907 --> 00:59:46,373 I'd move a circus for that price! But I've got committments. 672 00:59:46,485 --> 00:59:50,352 On the road, I'd have the time to read you "Les Miserables." 673 00:59:50,430 --> 00:59:53,628 It's just beginning to get good, with Gavroche... 674 00:59:53,670 --> 00:59:57,926 ... Cosette, Javert, Marius, Fantine, and the Thenardiers... 675 00:59:58,213 --> 01:00:00,213 Who? -The Thenardiers! 676 01:00:00,325 --> 01:00:05,360 Who's that? -It's you, me. When we get very angry... 677 01:00:05,365 --> 01:00:07,673 ... we become a Thenardier. 678 01:00:20,403 --> 01:00:22,403 Over here, ma'am. 679 01:00:24,524 --> 01:00:28,973 Do you know anyone who could keep my girl for a while? 680 01:00:29,032 --> 01:00:31,032 I have a job in town. 681 01:00:31,144 --> 01:00:34,654 That's a cute little girl. What's her name? 682 01:00:34,660 --> 01:00:37,549 Cosette, ma'am. -What a nice name! 683 01:00:37,553 --> 01:00:41,416 You know someone? -I have my two angels. 684 01:00:41,420 --> 01:00:45,165 They're yours? -Me and my husband's. 685 01:00:45,272 --> 01:00:48,323 They're lovely. You think you could take care of her? 686 01:00:48,575 --> 01:00:50,575 How old was Cosette? 687 01:00:51,257 --> 01:00:53,548 When Fantine left her: 3 years old. 688 01:00:53,648 --> 01:00:56,238 When Mr. Madeleine freed her: 7 or 8. 689 01:00:56,803 --> 01:00:59,028 Same as when I arrived at the Guillaumes. 690 01:01:00,544 --> 01:01:02,544 This is really my story. 691 01:01:02,860 --> 01:01:04,860 In the history of the world, only 2 or 3 stories... 692 01:01:04,932 --> 01:01:07,519 ... keep recurring forever. 693 01:01:07,942 --> 01:01:11,849 Yes, but here I'm both Cosette and Jean Valjean! It's powerful! 694 01:01:12,356 --> 01:01:14,356 Wait! You lost me! 695 01:01:14,734 --> 01:01:17,537 When you talk about Fantine, I see my mother. 696 01:01:17,906 --> 01:01:20,415 The Thenardiers are just like the Guillaumes. 697 01:01:20,813 --> 01:01:23,122 So, Cosette has got to be me! 698 01:01:23,557 --> 01:01:25,557 So long as you're not Javert! 699 01:01:26,805 --> 01:01:30,268 You're sure there are only 2 or 3 stories? 700 01:01:30,880 --> 01:01:33,937 How many times have the Jews had to hit the road? 701 01:01:35,089 --> 01:01:39,017 And then? -Then things got much worse for Fantine. 702 01:01:39,319 --> 01:01:42,520 She had to sell her hair, her teeth. Even her body! 703 01:01:42,706 --> 01:01:45,908 She died of sorrow. -Incredible! 704 01:01:49,820 --> 01:01:51,820 How old were you? 705 01:01:52,564 --> 01:01:54,564 7 or 8 years old. 706 01:01:55,042 --> 01:01:57,042 Like Cosette. 707 01:01:57,078 --> 01:01:59,078 The boys wanted to go home. 708 01:01:59,801 --> 01:02:02,252 We'd been gone 2 years. 709 01:02:02,440 --> 01:02:04,440 In Belgium. 710 01:02:04,634 --> 01:02:07,766 ... in Waterloo. It wasn't called that yet. 711 01:02:07,830 --> 01:02:09,830 So the Emperor... 712 01:02:11,138 --> 01:02:14,085 I don't like this. What are you doing behind me? 713 01:02:15,727 --> 01:02:18,292 I don't like having people behind me! 714 01:02:19,898 --> 01:02:21,898 Since Waterloo, I hate it. 715 01:02:22,482 --> 01:02:24,482 We had English in front and behind. 716 01:02:25,628 --> 01:02:28,198 English in front and behind! 717 01:02:28,374 --> 01:02:31,253 They were everywhere! And the English are not nice people! 718 01:02:31,486 --> 01:02:33,486 They're cruel! 719 01:02:33,513 --> 01:02:36,587 Go fetch water! Take the bucket and fetch water! 720 01:02:36,682 --> 01:02:39,301 "Suddenly, the bucket seemed very light. 721 01:02:39,692 --> 01:02:41,692 An enormous hand... 722 01:02:41,937 --> 01:02:44,889 ... had grabbed the handle and was lifting it up. 723 01:02:45,128 --> 01:02:47,573 She looked up. A tall figure... 724 01:02:47,701 --> 01:02:50,339 ... was walking beside her in the darkness. 725 01:02:50,492 --> 01:02:53,059 With her keen instincts... 726 01:02:53,174 --> 01:02:54,846 ... the child felt no fear." 727 01:02:54,874 --> 01:02:56,874 Let me carry this, little girl. 728 01:02:56,900 --> 01:02:58,900 Come on. 729 01:03:02,968 --> 01:03:04,968 How old are you? -Eight, sir. 730 01:03:05,941 --> 01:03:08,232 Who are your folks? -I don't know 731 01:03:08,623 --> 01:03:11,667 Your name? -Cosette, sir. 732 01:03:11,888 --> 01:03:14,543 Where do you live? -At the Thenardiers. 733 01:03:16,426 --> 01:03:18,426 Anybody home? 734 01:03:22,894 --> 01:03:25,223 What's up? -I need gas! 735 01:03:25,461 --> 01:03:27,096 I open at 6. 736 01:03:27,167 --> 01:03:29,167 Tell him we'll pay well. 737 01:03:29,170 --> 01:03:31,157 We can't wait: we'll pay well! 738 01:03:32,348 --> 01:03:34,348 What's well? 739 01:03:34,448 --> 01:03:36,448 What's well? -Whatever he wants. 740 01:03:37,057 --> 01:03:39,057 What do you want? 741 01:03:39,812 --> 01:03:42,454 1,000 Francs! -Ridiculous! 742 01:03:42,749 --> 01:03:45,268 You asked for it. -Say it's okay. 743 01:03:45,467 --> 01:03:47,467 It's okay! 744 01:03:48,040 --> 01:03:50,040 A Thenardier! 745 01:03:50,219 --> 01:03:54,239 You seem to be a rich man, sir. 746 01:03:54,640 --> 01:03:57,253 To do good, one must be generous. 747 01:03:57,674 --> 01:04:00,854 10 gold coins. -You hear that, Ma? 748 01:04:01,697 --> 01:04:05,017 He's offering 20 gold coins for all our suffering. 749 01:04:05,874 --> 01:04:09,817 Selling our daughter for 30 coins would be a sin. 750 01:04:10,012 --> 01:04:13,278 50 gold coins, and she leaves now. 751 01:04:13,693 --> 01:04:16,237 If you offer 50 gold coins so easily... 752 01:04:16,345 --> 01:04:18,345 ... then you can manage 100! 753 01:04:19,074 --> 01:04:21,581 Ma'am, kindly pack her belongings. 754 01:04:22,336 --> 01:04:25,226 Here's an order which authorizes me... 755 01:04:25,255 --> 01:04:27,255 ... to take her now. 756 01:04:32,137 --> 01:04:35,081 Who'll vouch for it? -Me. 757 01:04:35,818 --> 01:04:40,442 Who are you? -Mr. Madeleine, Mayor of Montreuil! 758 01:04:40,985 --> 01:04:44,838 Fetch her or I'll have you arrested! 759 01:04:45,771 --> 01:04:48,242 Don't take it like that! We agree! 760 01:04:48,245 --> 01:04:50,238 Don't we? -Of course we do! 761 01:04:50,264 --> 01:04:54,033 "Cosette was leaving. She did not know with whom... 762 01:04:54,326 --> 01:04:56,708 ... or where she was headed. 763 01:04:57,130 --> 01:05:01,680 All she understood was that she was leaving the Thenardiers. 764 01:05:03,555 --> 01:05:06,424 Nobody thought of saying goodbye... 765 01:05:06,588 --> 01:05:09,540 ... nor has she thought of saying goodbye to anyone. 766 01:05:11,107 --> 01:05:13,107 She was leaving... 767 01:05:16,617 --> 01:05:18,617 ... leaving... 768 01:05:23,727 --> 01:05:28,495 ... leaving that house where she'd been hated and felt hatred... 769 01:05:30,227 --> 01:05:32,755 ... in her heart. She felt something. 770 01:05:32,994 --> 01:05:34,994 She felt as if she was getting closer to God." 771 01:05:35,700 --> 01:05:37,700 Boarding School for Girls 772 01:05:38,199 --> 01:05:40,199 And then? 773 01:05:41,590 --> 01:05:45,704 Then? He took her to a convent. 774 01:05:45,957 --> 01:05:50,001 What's your name? -Salome Fortin. 775 01:05:50,148 --> 01:05:52,148 What grade? 776 01:05:52,437 --> 01:05:55,710 I'm in 5th grade, at Mozart High. 777 01:05:57,015 --> 01:05:59,947 Mozart. You're old enough for communion. 778 01:06:02,721 --> 01:06:04,721 Yes, ma'am. 779 01:06:05,221 --> 01:06:09,018 How about you, sir? Are you religious? 780 01:06:09,271 --> 01:06:12,403 Am I...? -Religious. 781 01:06:12,546 --> 01:06:15,565 Oh, yes! I go to church every week. 782 01:06:15,821 --> 01:06:17,821 I take my girl, too. 783 01:06:19,836 --> 01:06:22,149 Oh, yes. I am a believer. Really. 784 01:06:22,829 --> 01:06:25,971 If I weren't a believer, I wouldn't have come here. 785 01:06:26,598 --> 01:06:28,990 She studied catechism? -Oh, yes! 786 01:06:30,155 --> 01:06:33,349 Well... she started. 787 01:06:35,746 --> 01:06:38,597 Right? Salome? 788 01:06:41,004 --> 01:06:44,528 She's intimidated. She is usually more talkative. 789 01:06:45,653 --> 01:06:48,336 Tell the Mother you studied catechism. 790 01:06:48,822 --> 01:06:51,516 I studied catechism. -See! 791 01:06:51,639 --> 01:06:56,334 You're not worried that she's starting here in midterm? 792 01:07:02,453 --> 01:07:06,207 So long as she starts, it'll be good for her, I think. 793 01:07:06,609 --> 01:07:09,754 Will you be able to see your... daughter often? 794 01:07:09,970 --> 01:07:12,679 Oh, yes! Whenever I can. 795 01:07:14,800 --> 01:07:17,727 You brought her up on your own? 796 01:07:19,143 --> 01:07:21,143 Yes. Like a boy. 797 01:07:21,978 --> 01:07:24,905 So I want you to make a girl out of her. 798 01:07:25,406 --> 01:07:28,153 Right, Salome? You'd like that? 799 01:07:28,962 --> 01:07:30,962 We'll make her into a girl. 800 01:07:31,307 --> 01:07:33,307 Why are you doing this? 801 01:07:33,601 --> 01:07:35,601 What's the use of crying now? 802 01:07:36,024 --> 01:07:38,024 Why all the screaming? 803 01:07:38,859 --> 01:07:40,859 Are we helping our kid... 804 01:07:41,333 --> 01:07:43,333 ... by destroying each other? 805 01:07:44,142 --> 01:07:46,554 He's a good man! It's a good school! 806 01:07:46,590 --> 01:07:48,590 Salome will be saved! 807 01:07:49,611 --> 01:07:52,980 You're a pain in the neck! Always afraid... 808 01:07:53,168 --> 01:07:55,168 Now, I'm the one who's afraid! Cute! 809 01:07:55,470 --> 01:07:58,855 You're a coward! -Again... 810 01:07:59,223 --> 01:08:03,596 You see me in the Resistance? -No way! No way! 811 01:08:03,924 --> 01:08:07,155 If I join the underground fighters, it's all over! 812 01:08:07,175 --> 01:08:09,958 They'll all get arrested. Within five minutes! 813 01:08:10,428 --> 01:08:13,687 You coward! You're scared shitless! 814 01:08:13,690 --> 01:08:16,340 I'm not a coward. I'm a Jew and that's obvious. 815 01:08:16,375 --> 01:08:17,981 What can I do? 816 01:08:18,011 --> 01:08:20,774 If I go to see our daughter in her Catholic school... 817 01:08:21,096 --> 01:08:24,169 ... they'll know immediately that she's Jewish! 818 01:08:24,404 --> 01:08:28,047 You like to think that. You're so scared you like it! 819 01:08:28,158 --> 01:08:30,158 Now what? What do we do? 820 01:08:30,741 --> 01:08:33,772 Tell me, since you're so strong and so smart! 821 01:08:33,854 --> 01:08:36,336 Divorce, that's what we do! 822 01:08:36,382 --> 01:08:39,653 Great! We divorce! That's a great way to save Salome! 823 01:08:39,731 --> 01:08:44,462 It would save her! I can change my name, go back to the Opera... 824 01:08:44,655 --> 01:08:48,018 ... and I'd get my girl back! I want my girl! 825 01:08:48,771 --> 01:08:52,152 You have many boarders? -Before the war, up to 500 of them. 826 01:08:52,691 --> 01:08:56,181 Now there are only 21. Thanks to Salome! 827 01:08:56,751 --> 01:08:59,973 Well, I leave her in your good hands. Goodbye, Salome. 828 01:09:00,561 --> 01:09:02,561 No kiss for Daddy? 829 01:09:04,509 --> 01:09:06,509 Goodbye, baby. 830 01:09:07,093 --> 01:09:08,414 I'll get going. 831 01:09:08,478 --> 01:09:10,703 Take care on the road. -I will. 832 01:09:10,705 --> 01:09:13,093 You'll come back often? -Very often. 833 01:09:14,453 --> 01:09:17,668 Salome, say the "Our Father" for me. Quick! 834 01:09:26,020 --> 01:09:28,020 You're sure about the school? 835 01:09:28,130 --> 01:09:31,257 No problem It's under control. 836 01:09:32,162 --> 01:09:34,691 Let's get back to "Les Miserables." 837 01:09:34,745 --> 01:09:36,745 We were with Javert. 838 01:09:37,106 --> 01:09:41,060 How can I put it... Madeleine... 839 01:09:42,809 --> 01:09:45,992 ... has redeemed himself. -Say "Mr. Madeleine." 840 01:09:46,034 --> 01:09:48,955 Otherwise he might think it's a woman. 841 01:09:49,202 --> 01:09:52,439 I'm not that brain-damaged! -Between the two of you... 842 01:09:52,454 --> 01:09:55,743 ... I'm getting confused! -I'm sorry. 843 01:09:55,790 --> 01:09:57,790 Mr. Madeleine's fine. 844 01:09:59,627 --> 01:10:05,656 Let me explain this. Javert really likes Jean Valjean. 845 01:10:05,971 --> 01:10:07,971 That's his problem. 846 01:10:08,722 --> 01:10:10,722 He's also pulled... 847 01:10:11,166 --> 01:10:13,911 ... by the friendship he feels for the guy. 848 01:10:14,223 --> 01:10:18,518 It's like a boxer you fought but that you respect. 849 01:10:18,798 --> 01:10:21,149 But Javert is still a cop! 850 01:10:21,646 --> 01:10:24,639 He's a cop. -That I don't like. 851 01:10:24,717 --> 01:10:27,617 You really feel good about the Mother Superior? 852 01:10:27,675 --> 01:10:29,832 I do. She's just like the bishop in the book. 853 01:10:39,129 --> 01:10:42,166 Which God's the real one? Yours or Dad's? 854 01:10:42,657 --> 01:10:46,560 Both, I believe. -Why are the prayers different? 855 01:10:47,519 --> 01:10:49,519 Because he loves to hear prayers! 856 01:10:55,428 --> 01:10:59,294 It must be here. Your sawmill. 857 01:11:00,595 --> 01:11:02,595 You want me to drive you? 858 01:11:02,676 --> 01:11:04,676 We'll split here. It's safer. 859 01:11:05,976 --> 01:11:09,668 Well, as they say... -May I kiss you? 860 01:11:09,962 --> 01:11:11,962 My pleasure! 861 01:11:13,491 --> 01:11:15,491 Well, let me kiss you too. 862 01:11:15,724 --> 01:11:20,345 If you pick our furniture up, keep the antique dresser. 863 01:11:20,548 --> 01:11:23,386 Which one is it? -The most beautiful. 864 01:11:23,429 --> 01:11:25,429 You paid me more than enough! 865 01:11:25,700 --> 01:11:27,700 Call it my candlesticks. 866 01:11:34,106 --> 01:11:36,106 Bye, Valjean! 867 01:11:40,034 --> 01:11:44,534 Dress warm. There's snow up at the top. 868 01:11:47,296 --> 01:11:52,589 The doll! Your kid forgot the doll in my truck! 869 01:11:52,767 --> 01:11:54,767 Doesn't matter! 870 01:11:55,382 --> 01:11:58,086 Beware of the Javerts! They're worse than the Germans! 871 01:11:59,177 --> 01:12:03,345 I'll wait. Just in case your contact isn't any good. 872 01:12:09,072 --> 01:12:11,072 You remember the password? 873 01:12:36,299 --> 01:12:39,315 "Our best years are yet to come." 874 01:12:39,446 --> 01:12:42,698 That ain't enough. -"Buffalo Bill's son... 875 01:12:42,746 --> 01:12:46,689 ... doesn't shoot as well as his father." -You know the deal? 876 01:12:47,761 --> 01:12:49,761 My wife. 877 01:12:51,556 --> 01:12:54,242 I'll introduce you to your traveling companions. 878 01:12:59,046 --> 01:13:02,354 You're in luck. They're leaving tonight. 879 01:13:31,834 --> 01:13:33,834 Mrs. Ziman, my wife. 880 01:13:47,387 --> 01:13:50,402 They said a moving truck carrying Jews? -Yes, chief. 881 01:13:50,421 --> 01:13:54,544 There he is! Move the checkpoint down the road. 882 01:13:54,673 --> 01:13:56,673 I'll make him talk. 883 01:14:10,926 --> 01:14:13,623 Going by Pontarlier? Give me a ride? 884 01:14:13,769 --> 01:14:16,615 Can you read? -Read? Yes. 885 01:14:16,955 --> 01:14:18,955 Welcome aboard. 886 01:14:25,551 --> 01:14:27,551 Why ask if I can read? 887 01:14:27,708 --> 01:14:29,708 I like people to read to me. 888 01:14:30,627 --> 01:14:32,930 Here. The page is marked. 889 01:14:33,051 --> 01:14:35,665 You often get people who can't read? 890 01:14:36,008 --> 01:14:38,358 It happens. There. 891 01:14:39,956 --> 01:14:42,959 Where are you coming from? -Wherever I want. 892 01:14:45,084 --> 01:14:47,440 You're a retired prize-fighter? 893 01:14:48,097 --> 01:14:50,097 Still healthy! 894 01:14:50,787 --> 01:14:52,787 There! 895 01:14:53,745 --> 01:14:57,565 I'm trying to go to Switzerland. 896 01:14:57,669 --> 01:15:00,989 You get around. You wouldn't have a contact? 897 01:15:01,642 --> 01:15:04,101 You see, I'm... Jewish. 898 01:15:04,521 --> 01:15:07,065 Congratulations! You don't look it. 899 01:15:07,173 --> 01:15:11,484 Well, it's Javert. Great character! 900 01:15:11,502 --> 01:15:14,035 Great? Great bastard! -If being... 901 01:15:14,040 --> 01:15:16,894 ... a professional makes you a bastard... 902 01:15:16,921 --> 01:15:20,164 ... then he's the worst bastard of all. 903 01:15:20,259 --> 01:15:22,882 I'm at your disposal, Javert. 904 01:15:22,988 --> 01:15:24,988 I'd rather we talk in my office. 905 01:15:25,221 --> 01:15:27,943 Mr. Madeleine! 906 01:15:28,902 --> 01:15:30,902 A man's trapped under a carriage! 907 01:15:40,507 --> 01:15:43,301 Don't move, we'll get you out! 908 01:15:43,388 --> 01:15:47,339 Don't stay there! The carriage's balanced. Move over! 909 01:15:56,860 --> 01:15:59,295 Pull him out! 910 01:16:07,780 --> 01:16:12,447 Only one man could pull that off. Jean Valjean, a convict. 911 01:16:13,040 --> 01:16:15,747 What's your job? -If I tell you... 912 01:16:15,807 --> 01:16:17,807 ... you'll think I'm a bastard. 913 01:16:18,573 --> 01:16:24,098 Meaning what? -Meaning you're not only hauling furniture. 914 01:16:24,959 --> 01:16:28,342 Tell me where you dropped off your load of Jews, will you? 915 01:16:28,602 --> 01:16:30,835 Load of what? -Of Jews! 916 01:16:33,921 --> 01:16:37,724 Listen, Mister, you better get out. 917 01:16:37,756 --> 01:16:43,096 Yes, but not without you. Where are your Jews? 918 01:16:56,340 --> 01:16:58,340 What's on your mind? 919 01:16:58,497 --> 01:17:00,497 What's on my mind? 920 01:17:00,921 --> 01:17:04,669 That nothing ages as quickly as happiness. 921 01:17:04,793 --> 01:17:08,279 That's on my mind! -That's pretty. 922 01:17:08,702 --> 01:17:12,139 Use it in your next trial. 923 01:17:12,460 --> 01:17:14,460 Next trial? 924 01:17:14,883 --> 01:17:17,797 If God would only let me plead one more time! 925 01:17:34,451 --> 01:17:36,451 Next time, you stay underwater. 926 01:17:36,608 --> 01:17:38,608 So say your prayers. 927 01:17:40,670 --> 01:17:42,670 You believe in God? 928 01:17:43,246 --> 01:17:45,246 I believe that chance... 929 01:17:45,327 --> 01:17:47,620 ... and happenstance will get me out of here! 930 01:17:47,636 --> 01:17:49,636 Of course. Keep going. 931 01:18:19,039 --> 01:18:21,180 So? 932 01:18:45,591 --> 01:18:48,428 You must travel light. 933 01:18:48,472 --> 01:18:51,605 Only keep your valuables. 934 01:18:51,772 --> 01:18:53,772 No questions? 935 01:18:55,529 --> 01:18:58,341 It's not the best time, but could I have your autograph? 936 01:19:14,716 --> 01:19:17,811 Come on, hurry up! 937 01:19:19,616 --> 01:19:21,616 Quick! 938 01:19:31,780 --> 01:19:33,780 Don't move. 939 01:19:56,908 --> 01:19:59,572 Switzerland's over there. Behind the trees. 940 01:19:59,828 --> 01:20:03,649 I'll go first, I'll look out for the border patrol. 941 01:20:04,004 --> 01:20:06,573 You stay here. Watch for my lamp. 942 01:20:06,999 --> 01:20:09,778 Three blinks means you can come. 943 01:20:09,995 --> 01:20:12,133 One blink means don't move. 944 01:20:12,228 --> 01:20:15,195 One or three. Got it? 945 01:20:15,262 --> 01:20:19,891 Is that really Switzerland? -Yeah. Stay put. 946 01:20:32,770 --> 01:20:34,770 Good thing we left Salome. 947 01:21:03,689 --> 01:21:06,865 They're there. About 20 of them. 948 01:21:09,961 --> 01:21:11,961 Shall I signal? 949 01:22:00,326 --> 01:22:02,800 Pay attention! There are two more! 950 01:22:05,796 --> 01:22:09,256 Andre, get up! Get up! 951 01:22:21,821 --> 01:22:23,821 Go, go away! 952 01:22:25,768 --> 01:22:27,768 Let me go! 953 01:22:27,925 --> 01:22:29,925 Let me go! 954 01:22:39,264 --> 01:22:41,534 Behind there are two more. 955 01:22:41,589 --> 01:22:44,373 Get them all on the trucks! 956 01:23:27,452 --> 01:23:29,452 [end of Part I] 957 01:23:45,272 --> 01:23:46,393 Francoise! 958 01:23:48,972 --> 01:23:50,972 Where are you? 959 01:23:51,109 --> 01:23:53,109 Damn cows! 960 01:23:53,486 --> 01:23:55,486 Where are you? 961 01:23:56,939 --> 01:24:01,813 Look at what these assholes did! 962 01:24:01,893 --> 01:24:06,277 Hurry up instead of fooling around! 963 01:24:13,410 --> 01:24:17,290 What's that? -I don't know! I found him when I came back. 964 01:24:18,756 --> 01:24:21,551 You called? -I just got back. 965 01:24:24,796 --> 01:24:29,277 Miss? GIve me number 23 in Pontarlier. 966 01:24:30,550 --> 01:24:33,164 Robert? Could you come right away? 967 01:24:33,208 --> 01:24:37,841 It's Francoise. He did something stupid while cleaning his gun. 968 01:24:38,175 --> 01:24:40,175 There's blood all over! Come quickly! 969 01:24:40,885 --> 01:24:42,885 I didn't! What are you saying? 970 01:24:44,697 --> 01:24:46,697 He's got enough problems. 971 01:24:50,084 --> 01:24:52,832 May I speak to you now? -What now? 972 01:24:52,978 --> 01:24:54,978 First, I'd like to apologize. 973 01:24:55,137 --> 01:24:57,689 Then I'll hand you my resignation. -Denied! 974 01:24:58,051 --> 01:25:00,661 I thought you were Valjean and I ratted on you. 975 01:25:00,858 --> 01:25:03,682 You don't anymore? 976 01:25:03,690 --> 01:25:05,180 He's in jail. 977 01:25:05,185 --> 01:25:07,312 What's that? -The truth. 978 01:25:07,453 --> 01:25:09,788 That's why I apologize. And resign. 979 01:25:09,915 --> 01:25:11,915 Hey champ, do you hear me? 980 01:25:13,450 --> 01:25:16,924 When they come back for you, pretend you're in a coma. 981 01:25:19,061 --> 01:25:21,061 I think he is in a coma. 982 01:25:26,795 --> 01:25:29,616 So? -It's looking good. 983 01:25:29,949 --> 01:25:32,170 I spoke with a guy who works for the militia. 984 01:25:32,624 --> 01:25:36,278 They'll release some prisoners by faking escapes. 985 01:25:36,563 --> 01:25:38,563 But that means that we must work with the Germans. 986 01:25:38,889 --> 01:25:41,335 50-50. -I don't get it. 987 01:25:41,607 --> 01:25:45,197 50-50? -We rob whatever we want... 988 01:25:45,241 --> 01:25:49,152 ...and share it on a 50-50 basis. -Why don't they do it themselves? 989 01:25:49,224 --> 01:25:51,224 They don't know where the dough is! 990 01:25:51,462 --> 01:25:53,462 These guys are motherfuckers. 991 01:25:53,962 --> 01:25:56,692 Who says that they won't shoot us during our escape? 992 01:25:57,073 --> 01:26:01,196 I told you. They don't know where to find the money sources. 993 01:26:09,866 --> 01:26:12,393 This is Robert Blame, called Doc. 994 01:26:12,497 --> 01:26:14,497 He took care of you. 995 01:26:15,084 --> 01:26:17,841 We call him "Fine" because he always says "fine". 996 01:26:18,500 --> 01:26:20,500 They call me "The Bill"; you can ask them why. 997 01:26:21,088 --> 01:26:23,935 I saw you fight. You looked the same. 998 01:26:27,743 --> 01:26:29,743 Where was he? -I found him this morning... 999 01:26:30,548 --> 01:26:33,071 ...on the smugglers' path. 1000 01:26:34,794 --> 01:26:36,255 So? 1001 01:26:38,035 --> 01:26:40,803 I can remove the bullets, but... 1002 01:26:40,927 --> 01:26:43,550 ...he needs a hospital or he'll lose his leg. 1003 01:26:44,081 --> 01:26:46,081 With his kind of ID, no hospital. 1004 01:26:46,319 --> 01:26:48,849 His name is Ziman. -Andre. 1005 01:26:55,275 --> 01:27:00,141 Don't worry, Mr. Ziman, We won't take you to a hospital. 1006 01:27:00,305 --> 01:27:02,046 My wife... 1007 01:27:02,587 --> 01:27:04,587 Keep him talking, that's good. 1008 01:27:04,738 --> 01:27:07,571 Was your wife with you? What happened? 1009 01:27:08,197 --> 01:27:10,197 They shot them all. 1010 01:27:11,613 --> 01:27:13,613 Mr. Ziman. 1011 01:27:15,684 --> 01:27:17,684 My wife! 1012 01:27:20,926 --> 01:27:22,926 Don't worry, ladies. 1013 01:27:25,433 --> 01:27:27,433 Come on. 1014 01:27:37,310 --> 01:27:39,310 Francoise will take care of you. 1015 01:27:39,898 --> 01:27:43,436 You, take the bed over on the left. 1016 01:27:43,619 --> 01:27:45,619 You, there's a bed there. And there. 1017 01:28:02,126 --> 01:28:05,925 A girl said they do experiments! -Where? -There! 1018 01:28:06,459 --> 01:28:10,556 Honey, we had a problem crossing into Switzerland. 1019 01:28:11,017 --> 01:28:13,985 I'm not athletic, and when I jumped... 1020 01:28:14,038 --> 01:28:16,484 ...I broke my leg. I can't walk... 1021 01:28:16,501 --> 01:28:19,208 ...but some nice farmers took us in. 1022 01:28:19,298 --> 01:28:22,065 I can't safely give their address, but... 1023 01:28:22,318 --> 01:28:25,598 ...Mommy and I are happy we left you in your school. 1024 01:28:25,600 --> 01:28:27,859 Good new? -Yes, Mother. 1025 01:28:27,988 --> 01:28:29,988 What's wrong? 1026 01:28:30,042 --> 01:28:33,418 When Dad writes, Mom usually adds a little note. 1027 01:28:33,545 --> 01:28:35,545 Next time, Mom will write... 1028 01:28:35,674 --> 01:28:38,994 ...and Dad will forget the note. Can I see the envelope? 1029 01:28:39,587 --> 01:28:43,741 They're still in France. The Jura is in France. 1030 01:28:44,243 --> 01:28:46,243 Ziman, it's the doctor. 1031 01:29:00,686 --> 01:29:02,686 Feeling better? 1032 01:29:03,149 --> 01:29:05,697 I'll feel better when I hear from my family. 1033 01:29:06,095 --> 01:29:08,095 What's the news? 1034 01:29:08,149 --> 01:29:10,149 You know. 1035 01:29:10,611 --> 01:29:12,611 Feeling better? 1036 01:29:12,926 --> 01:29:14,926 How's our cripple? 1037 01:29:15,500 --> 01:29:17,500 Must I stay here long? 1038 01:29:17,703 --> 01:29:19,703 Ask the doctor. 1039 01:29:21,578 --> 01:29:24,247 For your safety, we thought... 1040 01:29:24,413 --> 01:29:27,663 ...we'd move you to a barn with less traffic. 1041 01:29:28,028 --> 01:29:29,308 Thank you, ma'am. 1042 01:29:29,971 --> 01:29:32,566 Eggs, bread fingers... 1043 01:29:32,805 --> 01:29:36,358 Let me give you a shot. 1044 01:29:36,569 --> 01:29:40,375 I must tell you, you're being pampered. 1045 01:29:40,818 --> 01:29:43,860 I'd love breakfasts like that every now and then. 1046 01:29:47,779 --> 01:29:49,779 I'd break a leg for that! 1047 01:29:57,906 --> 01:29:59,906 I brought your things. 1048 01:30:00,071 --> 01:30:02,071 Thanks. -What's going on? 1049 01:30:02,236 --> 01:30:05,226 I'm sort of a fugitive. Police could show up. 1050 01:30:05,294 --> 01:30:07,944 What's that? -It's complicated. 1051 01:30:08,054 --> 01:30:12,116 Tell my friends that my truck has been confiscated... 1052 01:30:12,116 --> 01:30:15,820 ...that they must work elsewhere, and I'll get in touch. 1053 01:30:16,587 --> 01:30:18,848 You can stay with me. -Thanks... 1054 01:30:18,975 --> 01:30:21,425 ...but these people saved my life... 1055 01:30:21,475 --> 01:30:23,475 ...so now I must help them. 1056 01:30:40,183 --> 01:30:44,118 Nobody leaves the shelter before the alert is over! 1057 01:30:44,147 --> 01:30:48,606 Especially not until the alert is over! Passive defense! 1058 01:31:02,810 --> 01:31:04,810 Go on! 1059 01:31:09,928 --> 01:31:11,928 It's on the right! 1060 01:31:11,977 --> 01:31:13,977 Where? -To the right! 1061 01:31:20,108 --> 01:31:22,108 It's here! 1062 01:31:27,733 --> 01:31:29,733 Take everything worth anything. 1063 01:31:32,542 --> 01:31:34,542 What are you doing? Help us. 1064 01:31:37,689 --> 01:31:39,689 A regular Ali Baba's den! 1065 01:31:40,020 --> 01:31:42,020 Look at the books. 1066 01:31:44,941 --> 01:31:46,941 Do they have "Les Miserables"? 1067 01:31:49,806 --> 01:31:53,383 Hey, candlesticks! -Jewish candlesticks. 1068 01:31:53,489 --> 01:31:56,011 Candlesticks are candlesticks. So? 1069 01:31:56,214 --> 01:31:59,288 No. But there's a Bible, if you're interested. 1070 01:31:59,559 --> 01:32:02,312 Is it good? -It's not bad. 1071 01:32:02,397 --> 01:32:04,397 Keep on looking. 1072 01:32:10,866 --> 01:32:12,866 That's a close call. 1073 01:32:12,916 --> 01:32:14,916 It's the first time they bomb Paris! 1074 01:32:20,259 --> 01:32:22,955 Do we always have to share with the Gestapo? 1075 01:32:25,406 --> 01:32:27,406 Great suits. 1076 01:32:27,624 --> 01:32:29,624 We'll be dressed to the nines until we die! 1077 01:32:33,542 --> 01:32:36,660 Where I'm going, will I be able to listen to the radio? 1078 01:32:36,806 --> 01:32:41,678 Where we are going, Mr. Ziman, there's no electricity yet. 1079 01:32:42,047 --> 01:32:45,921 But I'll give you the news every morning. 1080 01:32:48,097 --> 01:32:50,097 Look out. 1081 01:32:50,372 --> 01:32:53,197 I've always been afraid of the dark. 1082 01:32:53,322 --> 01:32:55,322 I'll light the way. 1083 01:32:56,586 --> 01:32:59,175 I'm to stay here? -Yes! 1084 01:32:59,670 --> 01:33:01,670 I'd have brought flowers, but... 1085 01:33:02,350 --> 01:33:04,350 ...this is the best I can do. 1086 01:33:05,299 --> 01:33:08,632 What's this? -A Swiss invention. 1087 01:33:08,833 --> 01:33:12,534 What for? -It makes money invisible. 1088 01:33:13,669 --> 01:33:15,669 Invisible. 1089 01:33:15,810 --> 01:33:19,373 There's invisible money? -Yes, money that doesn't exist. 1090 01:33:20,017 --> 01:33:24,453 I'm to go to Switzerland to get money that doesn't exist? 1091 01:33:24,989 --> 01:33:27,507 It only exists in Geneva. 1092 01:33:27,983 --> 01:33:31,913 They won't give it to me. -Yes, they will. 1093 01:33:32,146 --> 01:33:36,353 I don't want anything. You're among friends. 1094 01:33:40,706 --> 01:33:44,804 Ladies, could you kindly come over to the rotunda? 1095 01:33:54,506 --> 01:33:56,506 It's very simple. 1096 01:33:56,931 --> 01:33:59,634 These gentlemen will make you up and do your hair. 1097 01:34:00,554 --> 01:34:03,664 Then I'll dress you in beautiful gowns. 1098 01:34:03,927 --> 01:34:06,484 Be beautiful for a beautiful party! 1099 01:34:14,625 --> 01:34:18,440 Honey, since I can see Mommy every day... 1100 01:34:18,477 --> 01:34:20,477 ...I send you this picture... 1101 01:34:20,497 --> 01:34:22,497 ...but you must promise... 1102 01:34:22,692 --> 01:34:24,692 ...to return it to me whenever we meet again. 1103 01:34:25,715 --> 01:34:27,715 You know I love it. 1104 01:34:28,041 --> 01:34:30,041 I've started walking... 1105 01:34:30,192 --> 01:34:32,761 ...and without your mother's persistence... 1106 01:34:32,765 --> 01:34:35,956 ...I don't know how I'd manage. 1107 01:34:36,195 --> 01:34:39,350 Was the chicken good? -How can I thank you? 1108 01:34:39,392 --> 01:34:41,928 It's nothing! I brought some flowers. 1109 01:34:42,110 --> 01:34:44,110 For my daughter. 1110 01:34:44,436 --> 01:34:46,436 Nice weather? -Very. 1111 01:34:46,631 --> 01:34:50,071 Besides my wife and daughter, I miss daylight. 1112 01:34:50,221 --> 01:34:52,221 I understand, but... 1113 01:34:52,459 --> 01:34:56,116 ...there's too much going on around here to let you out. 1114 01:34:56,355 --> 01:34:59,227 Time to walk now! -But it hurts real bad! 1115 01:34:59,422 --> 01:35:02,091 It hurts more than yesterday. 1116 01:35:02,402 --> 01:35:06,147 The doctor said it: you must walk in order to walk. 1117 01:35:06,167 --> 01:35:08,167 Come on! 1118 01:35:08,449 --> 01:35:10,449 My stick! -A stick? What for? 1119 01:35:10,600 --> 01:35:12,778 I'll be your stick! 1120 01:35:17,113 --> 01:35:19,113 Your husband's a great guy. 1121 01:35:20,615 --> 01:35:24,202 You met a long time ago? -When he came up to Paris... 1122 01:35:24,250 --> 01:35:26,250 ...for the Farmers' Fair. 1123 01:35:26,531 --> 01:35:28,805 We met in the market area. 1124 01:35:29,206 --> 01:35:31,964 20 years ago. Can you imagine? 1125 01:35:32,229 --> 01:35:35,879 Wasn't it just yesterday? -I can't stand it! 1126 01:35:36,692 --> 01:35:40,306 Good thing you're here! He's better. 1127 01:35:40,326 --> 01:35:42,816 Oh, yeah? So you can walk now? 1128 01:35:44,571 --> 01:35:46,353 Show me. 1129 01:35:51,083 --> 01:35:53,083 Good. 1130 01:35:53,540 --> 01:35:56,120 He's made progress. 1131 01:35:56,781 --> 01:35:58,949 I can't! It hurts! 1132 01:35:58,976 --> 01:36:02,314 I'll help you to bed. -How was Switzerland? 1133 01:36:02,436 --> 01:36:07,289 I never though anyone would give me so much money. 1134 01:36:07,378 --> 01:36:09,378 So much money! -I told you. 1135 01:36:09,835 --> 01:36:13,611 Here it is. To prove my point. Here is your money. 1136 01:36:14,341 --> 01:36:18,543 No, keep it. -You made me go there to... 1137 01:36:18,847 --> 01:36:22,434 You'll get the same amount every month. 1138 01:36:22,612 --> 01:36:24,612 You're mad! -Every month. 1139 01:36:24,720 --> 01:36:27,255 Every month? -Let's say... 1140 01:36:27,394 --> 01:36:30,176 ...I'm investing in farms. I'm your partner. 1141 01:37:01,435 --> 01:37:05,111 There's no doubt that the gangsters who robbed... 1142 01:37:05,200 --> 01:37:07,265 ...the Vichy governments' payroll... 1143 01:37:07,270 --> 01:37:09,531 ...had inside information. Therefore... 1144 01:37:09,633 --> 01:37:13,145 ...both Marshall Petain and President Laval... 1145 01:37:13,180 --> 01:37:16,135 ...request that no pity whatsoever be shown... 1146 01:37:16,203 --> 01:37:19,042 ...to the hoodlums who prey on the misery... 1147 01:37:19,139 --> 01:37:21,139 ...of the people of France. 1148 01:37:29,881 --> 01:37:31,881 She's beautiful. 1149 01:37:32,093 --> 01:37:34,093 Well, she's a ballerina! 1150 01:37:34,593 --> 01:37:36,593 That's not why. 1151 01:37:38,574 --> 01:37:42,458 How old is your paper? Maybe she's isn't so pretty now. 1152 01:37:43,607 --> 01:37:46,582 You're so negative! 1930. 1153 01:37:46,632 --> 01:37:48,632 The year they got married. 1154 01:37:50,374 --> 01:37:54,430 You keep track of everything. You're quite something. 1155 01:37:55,551 --> 01:37:58,841 You know he's had 25 acquittals? 1156 01:37:59,150 --> 01:38:02,823 Great! If I want to kill someone, I know who to go to. 1157 01:38:06,858 --> 01:38:10,816 I like him. Don't fret, I'm not jealous. 1158 01:38:11,747 --> 01:38:15,181 At least he looks at me! -You in love? 1159 01:38:16,923 --> 01:38:19,705 Cut it out! -You're not in love? 1160 01:38:19,805 --> 01:38:21,805 He is charming. 1161 01:38:22,018 --> 01:38:24,018 I don't want a Jew in your bed! 1162 01:38:24,422 --> 01:38:26,756 I don't know why. 1163 01:38:26,923 --> 01:38:29,218 Listen, it's time to sleep. 1164 01:38:29,853 --> 01:38:32,386 We're talking nonsense here. 1165 01:38:32,960 --> 01:38:35,305 Next week is going to be busy. 1166 01:38:35,389 --> 01:38:37,389 Don't make any appointments in Paris. 1167 01:38:37,405 --> 01:38:38,919 We're going to Lyon. 1168 01:38:39,093 --> 01:38:42,398 Must we share with the Gestapo? -I told you so! 1169 01:38:43,695 --> 01:38:46,417 "French Republic Treasury Department, Vichy" 1170 01:38:46,578 --> 01:38:50,020 I'll be laughing until the war is over! 1171 01:38:50,893 --> 01:38:52,893 You still not happy? 1172 01:38:53,059 --> 01:38:55,059 I'll get used to it. 1173 01:38:55,081 --> 01:38:57,668 How are you going to spend your dough? 1174 01:38:58,728 --> 01:39:02,455 I'll do like Mr. Madelaine, redestribute it. 1175 01:39:03,378 --> 01:39:05,770 Only your share, if you don't mind. 1176 01:39:06,069 --> 01:39:08,069 That's enough. 1177 01:39:20,780 --> 01:39:23,315 General von Scholtitz will arrive this very night! 1178 01:39:41,449 --> 01:39:45,822 My love, with what is happening in Stalingrad... 1179 01:39:46,529 --> 01:39:49,119 ...I feel as though God has finally switched sides... 1180 01:39:49,889 --> 01:39:52,087 ...and that we will soon be together. 1181 01:39:55,351 --> 01:39:57,351 Am I disturbing you? 1182 01:39:58,234 --> 01:40:00,676 Francois is off to Geneva to get your money... 1183 01:40:01,594 --> 01:40:03,594 ...so I came to keep you company. 1184 01:40:04,380 --> 01:40:08,780 Aren't you cold? -No, I'm fine. 1185 01:40:09,127 --> 01:40:11,127 See what I found? 1186 01:40:12,008 --> 01:40:15,914 1930. She was beautiful. 1187 01:40:16,945 --> 01:40:18,945 I hope she still is. 1188 01:40:20,210 --> 01:40:22,863 Robin Hood weds Cosette. 1189 01:40:24,445 --> 01:40:26,445 Not an easy place to find. 1190 01:40:30,528 --> 01:40:32,528 You live in there? 1191 01:40:34,224 --> 01:40:37,009 I'm sure happy I didn't take up boxing. 1192 01:40:37,775 --> 01:40:39,775 Seriously, who are these guys? 1193 01:40:40,322 --> 01:40:43,069 Regular guys like us, who haven't found themselves 1194 01:40:43,252 --> 01:40:45,252 So they rob trains? 1195 01:40:45,322 --> 01:40:47,322 These are miserable times! 1196 01:40:47,918 --> 01:40:50,889 Is Doc a real doc? -He kept you alive! 1197 01:40:51,135 --> 01:40:53,135 Unfortunately. 1198 01:41:08,966 --> 01:41:12,459 Excuse me, your papers aren't in order. 1199 01:41:12,625 --> 01:41:14,625 Please come with me. 1200 01:41:25,542 --> 01:41:27,542 Officer! 1201 01:41:27,803 --> 01:41:31,247 We forgot to tell you. They are traveling with us. 1202 01:41:31,832 --> 01:41:33,832 Fine. 1203 01:41:36,147 --> 01:41:38,147 Thank you, sir. 1204 01:43:32,498 --> 01:43:36,426 Why do people hate Jews so much? 1205 01:43:36,670 --> 01:43:41,670 Anti-Semitism is like an impotent man... 1206 01:43:42,563 --> 01:43:44,563 ...who blames his wife. See? 1207 01:43:46,162 --> 01:43:48,162 When the world is impotent... 1208 01:43:49,140 --> 01:43:51,488 ...it blames the Jews! 1209 01:43:52,643 --> 01:43:56,705 You think Hitler is impotent? -I know he is! 1210 01:43:56,768 --> 01:43:58,768 He's impotent? 1211 01:43:58,885 --> 01:44:02,598 It even happens to me. And I'm not an Anti-Semite. 1212 01:44:02,962 --> 01:44:08,430 I heard Hitler's grandpa was Jewish. That cuts you short, huh? 1213 01:44:09,141 --> 01:44:11,141 I'm already cut short. 1214 01:44:13,313 --> 01:44:15,949 I don't know what Hitler's grandpa did to him... 1215 01:44:16,005 --> 01:44:18,005 ...but he's vindictive! 1216 01:44:19,843 --> 01:44:21,843 If I told you about Hitler's childhood... 1217 01:44:23,346 --> 01:44:26,590 ...Cosette's would seem... 1218 01:44:26,706 --> 01:44:28,706 ...like a life of holidays! 1219 01:44:29,206 --> 01:44:33,364 Why do you compare everything to "Les Miserables"? It's weird! 1220 01:44:33,426 --> 01:44:36,680 Because of a guy who can't read. 1221 01:44:37,981 --> 01:44:41,792 And because our times are the most miserable of all. 1222 01:44:42,601 --> 01:44:45,255 In 1937, I played at a concert here. 1223 01:44:45,327 --> 01:44:49,127 I was flattered that the great Elise Ziman came. 1224 01:44:49,296 --> 01:44:53,559 Why are we here? -These men were on the Eastern front... 1225 01:44:53,770 --> 01:44:55,770 I promised them a great party. 1226 01:44:57,030 --> 01:44:59,030 You're French? 1227 01:44:59,783 --> 01:45:02,614 Why the uniform? -Well, because... 1228 01:45:02,688 --> 01:45:04,688 ...the Germans honor the good French. 1229 01:45:05,339 --> 01:45:07,339 Must I sleep with you? 1230 01:45:07,384 --> 01:45:11,359 If you wish to survive, I think it's the sensible thing to do. 1231 01:45:11,808 --> 01:45:14,365 I'd rather you were German. -Me too. 1232 01:45:20,181 --> 01:45:23,345 You know what I mean. 1233 01:45:23,439 --> 01:45:28,527 The women here have been chosen for excellent reasons. 1234 01:45:32,521 --> 01:45:35,508 You okay? -Fine. Nobody wants me! 1235 01:45:35,628 --> 01:45:37,841 I must phone my daughter. 1236 01:45:38,280 --> 01:45:42,253 The General invites you to a private dinner. 1237 01:45:43,008 --> 01:45:45,631 Please follow me. 1238 01:45:46,318 --> 01:45:48,318 Mrs. Ziman, don't do that again! 1239 01:45:48,615 --> 01:45:50,615 Or I'll send you away! 1240 01:45:52,482 --> 01:45:54,482 Arrest her! 1241 01:46:01,436 --> 01:46:03,436 I hurt your feelings? 1242 01:46:07,671 --> 01:46:10,540 Do you realize what you're asking me to do? 1243 01:46:25,900 --> 01:46:30,182 Don't move! I won't touch you! No touching! There. 1244 01:46:30,234 --> 01:46:33,282 I won't even help you walk. You're doing fine, anyway. 1245 01:46:36,613 --> 01:46:39,260 I don't know. If we did... 1246 01:46:39,395 --> 01:46:41,395 So you're married. But she's not here! 1247 01:46:41,472 --> 01:46:44,642 You might never see her again. Maybe you will, maybe you won't. 1248 01:46:44,819 --> 01:46:48,762 Today's today. Now! Not yesterday. 1249 01:46:48,872 --> 01:46:50,941 The Jews, Moses and all, I don't mind. 1250 01:46:51,653 --> 01:46:54,076 We're all going to die! 1251 01:46:54,223 --> 01:46:56,223 I might die today! 1252 01:46:57,217 --> 01:47:01,263 All I want is...time without borders. that's all. 1253 01:47:01,480 --> 01:47:03,480 Maybe we could...I mean, it's cold here, in the air. 1254 01:47:03,698 --> 01:47:07,532 We don't need any... Of course. 1255 01:47:07,679 --> 01:47:10,655 I mean if we had to live like that all the time, well... 1256 01:47:10,866 --> 01:47:12,931 I never had any of it. Maybe you did. 1257 01:47:13,173 --> 01:47:17,137 Fine. But I'm just a regular jerk. 1258 01:47:17,295 --> 01:47:21,635 I'm vulgar and all. But I gave you what I had to give. 1259 01:47:21,770 --> 01:47:25,743 So don't bullshit me! We'll never meet again. 1260 01:47:26,316 --> 01:47:30,926 I don't want you to cheat on your wife! You can't cheat on nothing! 1261 01:47:31,567 --> 01:47:34,152 You could be dead, but you're alive! 1262 01:47:34,349 --> 01:47:38,729 You're here, you jerk! And my husband, the other jerk... 1263 01:47:39,106 --> 01:47:41,952 ...he likes you! And he's jealous of you. 1264 01:47:42,170 --> 01:47:44,923 But there's nothing to be jealous about. You're here... 1265 01:47:45,013 --> 01:47:48,211 ...and I'm still a woman, right? It's not over! 1266 01:47:48,369 --> 01:47:51,279 That's all. All this will go away fast! 1267 01:48:05,836 --> 01:48:08,927 We'll spend the night here, to avoid any suspicion... 1268 01:48:09,958 --> 01:48:12,853 ...then I'll try to get you out of here. 1269 01:48:13,587 --> 01:48:15,587 I don't get it. -That's okay. 1270 01:48:16,228 --> 01:48:19,480 Who are you? -I'm not one of them. 1271 01:49:17,820 --> 01:49:19,820 Children must stay with their mothers! 1272 01:49:26,880 --> 01:49:30,349 Men must disband behind the building on the right! 1273 01:49:37,139 --> 01:49:41,139 Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. 1274 01:49:41,191 --> 01:49:44,547 Give us this day our daily bread. 1275 01:49:44,607 --> 01:49:46,607 And forgive us our trespasses... 1276 01:49:46,614 --> 01:49:49,987 ...as we forgive those who trespass against us. 1277 01:49:50,101 --> 01:49:52,101 Deliver us... 1278 01:49:53,024 --> 01:49:57,232 You! Say the prayer alone! -What do you mean? 1279 01:49:57,288 --> 01:50:00,312 We were told you're hiding a Jewish girl! 1280 01:50:00,423 --> 01:50:02,423 On my most holy word I swear... 1281 01:50:02,711 --> 01:50:04,711 ...there are no Jews here! 1282 01:50:06,410 --> 01:50:08,410 Say the prayer alone! 1283 01:50:10,039 --> 01:50:14,651 Our Father who art in heaven. Hallowed be Thy name. 1284 01:50:14,796 --> 01:50:18,049 Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done... 1285 01:50:18,142 --> 01:50:20,664 ...on earth as it is in heaven. 1286 01:50:20,779 --> 01:50:24,552 Thy...will be done on earth as it is in heaven. 1287 01:50:24,728 --> 01:50:29,172 Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us... 1288 01:50:29,252 --> 01:50:32,265 ...our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. 1289 01:50:32,413 --> 01:50:35,367 Deliver us from evil. Amen. 1290 01:50:35,849 --> 01:50:37,849 What's this, an inn? 1291 01:50:38,349 --> 01:50:40,349 I'm tired. 1292 01:50:40,660 --> 01:50:42,660 I'm hungry. 1293 01:50:44,103 --> 01:50:49,294 So? -I think I saw this when I was a kid. 1294 01:50:49,431 --> 01:50:51,431 It's a 30s film. No way. 1295 01:50:51,460 --> 01:50:53,647 I've seen it. I'll wait outside. 1296 01:50:53,771 --> 01:50:58,036 Don't leave during intermission, okay? See you. 1297 01:50:58,815 --> 01:51:00,815 Didn't you hear me? 1298 01:51:00,939 --> 01:51:03,214 I'm a convict! Out of hard labor! 1299 01:51:03,627 --> 01:51:08,163 I spent 19 years in hard labor! "Considered dangerous"! 1300 01:51:08,389 --> 01:51:11,400 Intermission's over! -Listen to me carefully... 1301 01:51:11,549 --> 01:51:14,396 Tonight, during the alert... 1302 01:51:14,426 --> 01:51:17,947 ...people will rob your building. 1303 01:51:18,151 --> 01:51:20,448 Friends of the Gestapo. 1304 01:51:20,557 --> 01:51:22,557 So hide your valuables... 1305 01:51:22,869 --> 01:51:24,869 ...and warn your neighbors. 1306 01:51:25,086 --> 01:51:27,086 Answer me, Marius! 1307 01:51:28,528 --> 01:51:30,528 Don't die! 1308 01:51:30,558 --> 01:51:32,558 It's not a bad wound. 1309 01:51:32,964 --> 01:51:36,769 He'll heal, but only you can make him happy. 1310 01:51:36,877 --> 01:51:39,448 You're leaving? What have I done? 1311 01:51:39,566 --> 01:51:44,232 No, baby! You mustn't worry. You mustn't. 1312 01:51:44,517 --> 01:51:47,541 Marius, what's going on? I'm scared. 1313 01:51:48,525 --> 01:51:50,525 Why won't you kiss me? 1314 01:51:50,742 --> 01:51:53,632 Yes, Father, why don't you kiss her? 1315 01:51:54,467 --> 01:51:56,467 Oh, Father... 1316 01:51:59,041 --> 01:52:01,041 Hold me tight! 1317 01:52:03,049 --> 01:52:05,049 Lyon is off! -What's up? 1318 01:52:05,285 --> 01:52:07,890 The Krauts were licked in the East... 1319 01:52:07,955 --> 01:52:10,162 ...and the Allies are landing. 1320 01:52:10,285 --> 01:52:12,285 We have a few days to switch sides. 1321 01:52:12,558 --> 01:52:13,943 What's that mean? 1322 01:52:14,286 --> 01:52:16,512 We have a few hours left to be heroes! 1323 01:52:19,757 --> 01:52:22,914 You still like it? -The second half's a bit much. 1324 01:52:22,933 --> 01:52:25,624 Gavroche dies. Marius saves him. 1325 01:52:25,659 --> 01:52:29,869 Valjean saves Marius. Valjean saves Javert, who kills himself. 1326 01:52:30,001 --> 01:52:32,001 A bit over the top! 1327 01:52:33,253 --> 01:52:36,931 Like us in the Resistance! -Wait, my contact's in Normandy! 1328 01:52:36,994 --> 01:52:38,806 Where you grew up! 1329 01:52:38,930 --> 01:52:40,930 What's one more coincidence? 1330 01:52:45,208 --> 01:52:48,495 Good morning Mr. Francois. -Good morning, overlords! 1331 01:52:49,448 --> 01:52:51,877 Nice weather. -Good for us 1332 01:52:52,073 --> 01:52:55,540 Good for the Krauts. Hi, kids. 1333 01:52:55,737 --> 01:52:59,094 You're late. Me, I like you eat on time. 1334 01:52:59,207 --> 01:53:01,207 Hi, precious. 1335 01:53:01,271 --> 01:53:03,271 Come and get it. 1336 01:53:03,820 --> 01:53:05,820 Hey, "Miss Perfume"! 1337 01:53:06,465 --> 01:53:08,465 Want a drink, Milou? 1338 01:53:09,645 --> 01:53:11,645 I can't stand your perfume. 1339 01:53:12,096 --> 01:53:16,015 So stop wearing it, or I'll start opening my mouth! 1340 01:53:16,148 --> 01:53:18,982 I've got things to say... 1341 01:53:19,133 --> 01:53:21,133 ...that people would like to hear. 1342 01:53:22,507 --> 01:53:25,253 He's just in a bad mood. 1343 01:53:25,298 --> 01:53:28,392 Yes, I'm in a bad mood! Sit down. Stay for lunch! 1344 01:53:29,399 --> 01:53:31,399 A chandelier. -See that! 1345 01:53:31,656 --> 01:53:34,723 And the radio? We won the lottery! 1346 01:54:04,758 --> 01:54:09,449 What's this? -In case they land, we want to greet them well. 1347 01:54:12,039 --> 01:54:16,336 Sorry we're late. We had a family lunch. 1348 01:54:16,433 --> 01:54:20,928 So you see, it dragged on. -Give it to him! 1349 01:54:21,019 --> 01:54:23,019 You saw the papers? 1350 01:54:23,180 --> 01:54:27,092 They'll land near Calais! I know they will! 1351 01:54:29,512 --> 01:54:31,512 What's wrong? 1352 01:54:32,303 --> 01:54:34,303 More bad news? 1353 01:54:36,986 --> 01:54:38,986 Good night. Get on home! 1354 01:54:40,020 --> 01:54:42,020 Listen to the radio tonight. 1355 01:54:42,326 --> 01:54:45,171 Something's bound to happen soon. 1356 01:54:45,408 --> 01:54:48,353 Something will definitely happen soon! 1357 01:54:51,110 --> 01:54:53,164 You'll see, something's going to happen. 1358 01:54:53,319 --> 01:54:55,319 I'm sure of it. 1359 01:54:56,353 --> 01:54:58,353 They'll land near Calais. 1360 01:55:15,389 --> 01:55:18,697 As you can hear, I'm singing. Everything is okay here. 1361 01:55:19,102 --> 01:55:22,231 I'll keep you posted every half hour. 1362 01:55:31,272 --> 01:55:33,272 The pigeon loft where I lived with my mother. 1363 01:55:33,335 --> 01:55:35,907 With pigeons? -Yeah, who crap on you. 1364 01:55:38,988 --> 01:55:41,737 It's Kraut heaven! -You lived here long? 1365 01:55:41,779 --> 01:55:46,973 Until 1920, when I realized my manager was stealing me blind. 1366 01:55:49,810 --> 01:55:52,381 As soon as the war is over, you'll meet my son! 1367 01:55:52,504 --> 01:55:54,504 He's exactly your age! 1368 01:56:11,933 --> 01:56:15,579 Now that's a hell of a surprise! Gentlemen! 1369 01:56:15,645 --> 01:56:17,645 Have a drink. I'll be along. 1370 01:56:19,067 --> 01:56:23,337 Nothing's changed. Except for the customers. 1371 01:56:23,944 --> 01:56:25,944 You want a drink? 1372 01:56:27,318 --> 01:56:29,318 Still have the boss's cider? 1373 01:56:30,448 --> 01:56:34,437 Marius! Two ciders! -Say that again? 1374 01:56:35,374 --> 01:56:37,956 Marius. Two ciders. 1375 01:56:41,172 --> 01:56:44,336 You a real Marius? -Yes, sir. 1376 01:56:44,497 --> 01:56:47,591 Here's to you! -Thanks, sir. 1377 01:56:51,897 --> 01:56:55,488 This is my son. My pride. -My Gavroche! 1378 01:56:55,804 --> 01:56:59,338 -Huh? -Nothing. How about your brother? 1379 01:56:59,565 --> 01:57:02,298 He left. With my wife. 1380 01:57:02,817 --> 01:57:06,394 Got killed at Dunkirk. He fought a good war. 1381 01:57:06,749 --> 01:57:09,479 Don't you wonder why I'm back here after 25 years? 1382 01:57:10,316 --> 01:57:12,316 You wanted to see me? 1383 01:57:13,786 --> 01:57:15,786 Come on. 1384 01:57:18,372 --> 01:57:20,372 They are in the Resistance. 1385 01:57:21,260 --> 01:57:24,001 We want a view over the sea. 1386 01:57:24,051 --> 01:57:26,051 Things are happening tonight. 1387 01:57:26,163 --> 01:57:28,756 See what's back there? Come look. 1388 01:57:31,283 --> 01:57:33,283 They come here for the booze. 1389 01:57:33,492 --> 01:57:35,492 I can't stop all that drinking. 1390 01:57:48,800 --> 01:57:50,800 Coffee's ready, sir. 1391 01:57:51,106 --> 01:57:53,106 You live in the pigeon loft? 1392 01:57:53,897 --> 01:57:55,897 I like you more and more. 1393 01:58:05,302 --> 01:58:08,973 Hurry up! Everybody in the shelter! No laughing! 1394 01:58:11,898 --> 01:58:15,710 If Thenardier doesn't open the sewer door, Marius dies. 1395 01:58:16,629 --> 01:58:20,460 If Thenarier doesn't save Cosette from starvation... 1396 01:58:20,924 --> 01:58:24,891 ...there's no Cosette, no Marius, and no love story! 1397 01:58:25,109 --> 01:58:27,109 Without Thenardier, no love story! 1398 01:58:27,716 --> 01:58:32,334 I say Thenardier's an angel. He's sent by the Lord! 1399 01:58:32,408 --> 01:58:35,762 He's horrible with his kids and all! You joking? 1400 01:58:35,871 --> 01:58:39,696 Not great with his kids? He's great with his kids! 1401 01:58:40,029 --> 01:58:42,029 No wonder your wife left! 1402 01:58:42,100 --> 01:58:47,362 I'm not saying he isn't a scumbag. 1403 01:58:47,489 --> 01:58:50,398 I'm saying he's sent by God. 1404 01:58:50,576 --> 01:58:54,828 What a story! -You can't read between the lines. 1405 01:58:54,948 --> 01:58:59,301 I can't read? -They all praise Valjean! 1406 01:58:59,305 --> 01:59:02,973 He hasn't got a family or a wife who loves him. 1407 01:59:03,049 --> 01:59:05,423 So Thenardier's the good guy and Valjean is nothing? 1408 01:59:05,549 --> 01:59:07,549 Yeah! -Come on! 1409 01:59:07,621 --> 01:59:09,525 His wife loves him! 1410 01:59:09,533 --> 01:59:12,833 And Gavroche? -Gavroche is his son. 1411 01:59:12,888 --> 01:59:15,547 They are family. Family, love, country. 1412 01:59:15,656 --> 01:59:17,656 And what did he do to Cosette? 1413 01:59:17,728 --> 01:59:19,508 He saved her. -What? 1414 01:59:19,533 --> 01:59:22,549 He saved her! -From what? 1415 02:00:57,050 --> 02:01:00,865 What's that, Mother? -Angels, children. 1416 02:01:00,991 --> 02:01:02,991 But real ones this time. 1417 02:01:22,902 --> 02:01:26,351 Gentlemen, there's no time to finish breakfast. 1418 02:01:29,519 --> 02:01:31,519 Jeannot! 1419 02:01:31,858 --> 02:01:33,858 Look at that. 1420 02:01:37,138 --> 02:01:39,638 Damn, what did we get into? 1421 02:01:41,777 --> 02:01:44,770 They'll massacre us. -Damn right! 1422 02:01:47,422 --> 02:01:49,477 General, there are thousands of ships here! 1423 02:01:49,548 --> 02:01:52,316 Send us reinforcements or we'll be butchered! 1424 02:01:52,690 --> 02:01:54,690 Start shooting only when they get to the coast. 1425 02:01:54,762 --> 02:01:57,200 Get the General Command... Quick! Quick! 1426 02:02:00,203 --> 02:02:04,284 This is madness! Total madness! 1427 02:02:04,467 --> 02:02:07,978 We're being butchered! Get the General Command... 1428 02:02:08,144 --> 02:02:10,861 Quick, they're coming! 1429 02:02:11,061 --> 02:02:15,499 So? Long live France? -Long live France! 1430 02:02:24,017 --> 02:02:26,564 Marius! Buckets! Quick, make a chain! 1431 02:02:30,325 --> 02:02:32,325 Get down, kid! 1432 02:02:37,255 --> 02:02:39,045 Get down, Marius! 1433 02:03:33,617 --> 02:03:36,760 Protect the kid! Protect the kid! 1434 02:03:40,933 --> 02:03:43,864 So? -The bunker is mowing them down. 1435 02:03:43,884 --> 02:03:45,130 They can't land. 1436 02:03:45,143 --> 02:03:48,114 Get grenades. We'll blow it up. 1437 02:03:50,312 --> 02:03:53,245 Can I help? -Can you use it? 1438 02:03:53,301 --> 02:03:55,301 I can learn. -Smart move. 1439 02:04:04,108 --> 02:04:06,108 Let's hit the bunker! 1440 02:04:06,307 --> 02:04:08,307 What? -The bunker! 1441 02:04:08,432 --> 02:04:10,432 I'm going too! -Stay here! 1442 02:04:41,318 --> 02:04:45,113 We can't just let them wipe those kids out! 1443 02:04:45,162 --> 02:04:48,327 Marius and I know them. We deliver their food. 1444 02:04:48,414 --> 02:04:51,863 We'll blow them up. -I'm coming. 1445 02:04:51,928 --> 02:04:54,045 They don't know you. -Show me how. 1446 02:04:54,165 --> 02:04:58,330 Pull the pin. Count to five. Blow the bunker up! 1447 02:04:58,357 --> 02:05:01,236 Count to five. -To five, but not too slow. 1448 02:05:05,310 --> 02:05:07,310 Gutsy kids. 1449 02:05:14,942 --> 02:05:17,195 Stop! Stop! Those are Guillaume's children! 1450 02:05:17,254 --> 02:05:19,254 They're seeking shelter with us! Open the door! 1451 02:05:23,701 --> 02:05:25,701 Damn! The kid's hit! 1452 02:05:27,028 --> 02:05:29,028 I'm going up! 1453 02:05:48,372 --> 02:05:51,605 What's with that asshole? He'll get us killed! 1454 02:06:07,514 --> 02:06:09,514 Stop! They'll shoot back! 1455 02:06:29,066 --> 02:06:32,349 General? The Americans have landed in Normandy! 1456 02:06:32,919 --> 02:06:37,117 The supreme battle has started. 1457 02:06:37,559 --> 02:06:42,317 After so much war, fury, and pain, this is the decisive moment... 1458 02:06:42,537 --> 02:06:44,537 In Normandy? 1459 02:06:45,769 --> 02:06:47,769 Wasn't it to be Calais? 1460 02:06:47,931 --> 02:06:51,380 Who gives a damn? Normandy or Calais is the same! 1461 02:06:51,782 --> 02:06:54,908 It's over! I'm happy the Jew's leaving. 1462 02:06:58,505 --> 02:07:00,505 The war's not over yet. 1463 02:07:00,612 --> 02:07:02,893 Not today or tomorrow. Not yet. 1464 02:07:02,943 --> 02:07:04,902 But he'll be leaving soon. 1465 02:07:05,086 --> 02:07:08,400 They didn't land just to visit the seaside resorts. 1466 02:07:08,788 --> 02:07:11,947 I'll go tell him. 1467 02:07:12,189 --> 02:07:14,583 Wait, wait! What's the rush? 1468 02:07:17,673 --> 02:07:21,188 Aren't you off to Switzerland to get the money? 1469 02:07:21,300 --> 02:07:24,259 So what? -You never think, do you? 1470 02:07:25,658 --> 02:07:29,952 It bugs you to see him go, doesn't it? It bugs the hell out of you! 1471 02:07:30,185 --> 02:07:32,999 Well, it bugs the hell out of me to see him stay! 1472 02:07:33,474 --> 02:07:35,474 He doesn't care about you! 1473 02:07:35,579 --> 02:07:37,579 Take a look at yourself! 1474 02:07:37,967 --> 02:07:40,611 It bugs you to see him go, doesn't it? It bugs you a lot! 1475 02:07:40,636 --> 02:07:43,555 It bugs me to see him stay! 1476 02:07:43,853 --> 02:07:46,994 We're even. It bugs me to see him stay here, that Jew! 1477 02:09:12,738 --> 02:09:14,738 It's obvious you're no farmer. 1478 02:09:17,392 --> 02:09:20,148 It's obvious you're no farmer. 1479 02:09:20,772 --> 02:09:22,713 Storms come and go as they wish... 1480 02:09:22,730 --> 02:09:24,730 ...and here they were on the Germans' side. 1481 02:09:24,892 --> 02:09:28,402 But how could the situation change so suddenly? 1482 02:09:29,422 --> 02:09:31,852 I told you. The storm, the bad weather... 1483 02:09:32,803 --> 02:09:36,572 It's over now. They control everything now. Everything. 1484 02:09:36,859 --> 02:09:40,078 What if I disguise myself? 1485 02:09:40,239 --> 02:09:44,472 All the Jews were exterminated. Even the ones in disguise! 1486 02:09:44,567 --> 02:09:46,917 They couldn't kill all the Jews! 1487 02:09:47,270 --> 02:09:51,021 If some are still alive, it's thanks to people like me. 1488 02:09:55,050 --> 02:09:58,938 You know the Americans. They'll try another landing. 1489 02:09:59,039 --> 02:10:02,090 With good weather, they'll win. 1490 02:10:02,148 --> 02:10:05,569 Hitler said that Germany's vital space is Europe. 1491 02:10:05,935 --> 02:10:08,409 He won't give up. He's a maniac 1492 02:10:08,570 --> 02:10:12,939 A maniac! When he's real angry, he's been known to eat carpets. 1493 02:10:17,230 --> 02:10:22,150 I don't blame you, Ziman. I'm not jealous. I'm not jealous. 1494 02:10:22,370 --> 02:10:24,370 It's just, you know... 1495 02:10:24,734 --> 02:10:28,846 ...I have images in my mind, like my wife... 1496 02:10:28,927 --> 02:10:32,899 It's been quite a while since she and I got cozy, you know... 1497 02:10:32,983 --> 02:10:34,983 ...because she gets it here! 1498 02:10:35,822 --> 02:10:37,822 But I have never slept with your wife. 1499 02:10:39,066 --> 02:10:41,066 Stop this. I didn't! 1500 02:10:41,228 --> 02:10:44,699 It doesn't bug me that you're a Jew. I'm not an anti-Semite, I'm not! 1501 02:10:44,743 --> 02:10:50,078 I'm not an anti-Semite! I'm a good Christian! 1502 02:10:50,493 --> 02:10:53,051 But my wife's my wife. What can I say? 1503 02:10:53,331 --> 02:10:55,331 What can I say? 1504 02:10:55,708 --> 02:10:57,708 A letter for his daughter. 1505 02:11:03,014 --> 02:11:05,014 What else? 1506 02:11:09,507 --> 02:11:11,507 Are we really doing this? 1507 02:11:12,549 --> 02:11:14,549 Are we really? 1508 02:11:25,246 --> 02:11:29,668 It was here? -Someone must have taken the furniture. 1509 02:11:29,844 --> 02:11:31,844 I hope it was Ziman. 1510 02:11:31,871 --> 02:11:33,871 We're still a team, right? 1511 02:11:36,131 --> 02:11:38,131 No furniture left. 1512 02:11:39,714 --> 02:11:42,065 Look out, Miss, he's a punk! 1513 02:11:46,750 --> 02:11:48,750 Where's Marius? 1514 02:11:48,843 --> 02:11:50,843 Behind you. 1515 02:11:51,004 --> 02:11:53,004 I think he found himself a Cosette. 1516 02:11:54,384 --> 02:11:56,384 A nice one, too! 1517 02:12:01,217 --> 02:12:03,991 What's your name? -Germaine. 1518 02:12:04,055 --> 02:12:08,360 Too bad! Remember, we're going to Paris soon. 1519 02:12:09,127 --> 02:12:11,127 Aren't we sticking together? 1520 02:12:11,762 --> 02:12:15,568 No. I won't forget your help. We're friends for life. 1521 02:12:15,684 --> 02:12:18,750 But now's the time to make it real big. 1522 02:12:18,793 --> 02:12:21,676 I hope so. For you. But your thing is not my thing. 1523 02:12:21,834 --> 02:12:23,834 Can't you see... 1524 02:12:24,335 --> 02:12:26,335 Excuse me, ma'am. 1525 02:12:26,564 --> 02:12:29,136 During the war, I moved things in that house. 1526 02:12:29,268 --> 02:12:31,268 Who took the furniture? 1527 02:12:31,429 --> 02:12:35,209 I don't know. We saw nothing. -We saw nothing. 1528 02:12:35,215 --> 02:12:38,861 We're not home all the time, peeping on the neighbors. 1529 02:12:38,866 --> 02:12:40,866 Thank you. 1530 02:13:49,505 --> 02:13:52,006 Why meet in Montmartre? -I want you... 1531 02:13:52,073 --> 02:13:54,644 ...to take a look at a little apartment. 1532 02:13:54,843 --> 02:13:57,270 Overlooking the Sacre-Coeur! -Right. 1533 02:13:58,088 --> 02:14:01,179 See you tomorrow, Mr. Chief... 1534 02:14:01,199 --> 02:14:04,991 ...of the new crime division of the new government! 1535 02:14:05,051 --> 02:14:07,324 Is this a joke? 1536 02:14:07,348 --> 02:14:09,348 Is my war record a joke? 1537 02:14:09,374 --> 02:14:11,170 What's the flat like? 1538 02:14:11,175 --> 02:14:15,228 Teeny-tiny, so-so, or biggie-big? -Cutsy-cute! 1539 02:14:15,563 --> 02:14:19,064 My Salome. Just like Mommy and me... 1540 02:14:19,281 --> 02:14:23,888 ...you must be disappointed that the Americans didn't land. 1541 02:14:24,218 --> 02:14:25,867 Don't lose hope, honey. 1542 02:14:26,104 --> 02:14:28,990 They'll soon be back, more numerous, stronger... 1543 02:14:29,285 --> 02:14:30,935 ...and this time for good. 1544 02:14:31,041 --> 02:14:33,739 The good news is I beat my own record. 1545 02:14:33,841 --> 02:14:35,962 I walked 53 times back and forth in my cave. 1546 02:14:36,192 --> 02:14:38,192 Soon I'll be able to jump. 1547 02:14:42,649 --> 02:14:47,960 What now? -Ziman, Hitler... That's it, Hitler... 1548 02:14:48,029 --> 02:14:51,726 In London, England... He made a triumphal entrance... 1549 02:14:51,747 --> 02:14:54,763 ...like Julius Caesar. In London! Hitler! 1550 02:15:00,543 --> 02:15:03,804 Take this letter and go to the boarding school. 1551 02:15:03,922 --> 02:15:05,642 Bring my girl back. 1552 02:15:06,626 --> 02:15:10,753 Don't you think we thought about that? We tried everything. 1553 02:15:12,036 --> 02:15:16,278 She was caught! Because of your letters! 1554 02:15:16,499 --> 02:15:18,935 A Jew, Salome! 1555 02:15:20,488 --> 02:15:22,488 She's registered under a Catholic name! 1556 02:15:22,490 --> 02:15:24,853 A Catholic name: Fortin. 1557 02:15:25,150 --> 02:15:28,842 Fortin. Salome Fortin. But the letters, Ziman! 1558 02:15:29,004 --> 02:15:33,780 The letters! Your daughter's dead! 1559 02:15:35,633 --> 02:15:38,544 You get it? The letters! 1560 02:15:45,849 --> 02:15:47,849 The letters! 1561 02:15:53,765 --> 02:15:56,816 Never forget that. It's the letters. 1562 02:16:58,755 --> 02:17:02,781 If this is such a good business, why are you selling? 1563 02:17:02,947 --> 02:17:04,947 It's too much for a woman. 1564 02:17:05,244 --> 02:17:07,244 My husband didn't make it back from the war. 1565 02:17:08,827 --> 02:17:11,565 You say it draws a Parisian crowd? 1566 02:17:11,801 --> 02:17:14,470 We're 20 miles out of Paris. 1567 02:17:14,504 --> 02:17:16,965 The moment the sun comes up, they show up. 1568 02:17:18,561 --> 02:17:21,777 If you want, I could help you out for the first year. 1569 02:17:21,873 --> 02:17:23,593 Show you the ropes. 1570 02:17:24,441 --> 02:17:29,637 You like it? -If you like it, I like it. 1571 02:17:29,918 --> 02:17:32,617 Are your pals involved in this? -No. 1572 02:17:33,346 --> 02:17:35,755 That's over. No more pals, no more partners. 1573 02:17:47,393 --> 02:17:49,393 You think I'm a jerk? 1574 02:17:50,963 --> 02:17:52,963 I know what you do with him. 1575 02:17:53,302 --> 02:17:57,241 Go on, make a fool out of me if it makes you feel better. 1576 02:18:03,663 --> 02:18:05,663 You don't get up anymore. 1577 02:18:05,681 --> 02:18:07,962 What's going on in Paris? 1578 02:18:09,892 --> 02:18:11,892 The Germans are partying. 1579 02:18:12,018 --> 02:18:14,988 Champagne, women. Our whores, our women... 1580 02:18:16,229 --> 02:18:18,229 And that's nothing. 1581 02:18:19,638 --> 02:18:21,638 They dropped 2 atom bombs... 1582 02:18:21,817 --> 02:18:24,138 One over New York, one over Los Angeles. 1583 02:18:24,424 --> 02:18:26,424 Over a million dead. 1584 02:18:26,657 --> 02:18:30,139 All the American Jews are being arrested and shot. 1585 02:18:30,334 --> 02:18:32,334 You might be the last living Jew. 1586 02:18:32,673 --> 02:18:35,478 The last one, or one of the last. 1587 02:18:36,028 --> 02:18:40,600 So Mussolini, Hitler, and the Emperor of Japan rule the world? 1588 02:18:40,774 --> 02:18:43,644 Hitler didn't give a damn about the neutrality of Belgium, did he? 1589 02:18:43,753 --> 02:18:48,339 He just announced that he will invade Switzerland. 1590 02:18:48,501 --> 02:18:50,666 So, for your own good... 1591 02:18:50,787 --> 02:18:53,406 ...if there's any money left in your account... 1592 02:18:53,715 --> 02:18:56,310 ...better get it out now... 1593 02:18:56,536 --> 02:18:59,425 ...because Switzerland won't last long. 1594 02:18:59,677 --> 02:19:01,677 You're right. 1595 02:19:02,253 --> 02:19:06,200 Well... It's just that your friends offered me a job... 1596 02:19:06,464 --> 02:19:10,869 You call that a job? -Mr. Fortin, where have you been? 1597 02:19:10,943 --> 02:19:12,943 Mrs. Dubois, my neighbor! 1598 02:19:13,336 --> 02:19:17,221 Here's Marius, who chooses easy money over hard work. 1599 02:19:17,921 --> 02:19:19,921 May I kiss you? -You bet. 1600 02:19:22,186 --> 02:19:25,638 You're coming back? -No, just getting some stuff. 1601 02:19:27,091 --> 02:19:29,937 There's a letter. -For me? 1602 02:19:30,073 --> 02:19:32,073 Shall I read it? -Of course. 1603 02:19:32,466 --> 02:19:36,364 "Sir, I imagine you remember me. 1604 02:19:36,570 --> 02:19:41,295 I am Salome, whom you kindly brought to the boarding school. 1605 02:19:41,690 --> 02:19:45,902 With no news of my parents, I don't know who to write to. 1606 02:19:46,115 --> 02:19:49,291 I wonder if you know where they might be. 1607 02:19:49,524 --> 02:19:51,917 I'm very worried. And you? 1608 02:19:51,920 --> 02:19:56,006 How are you? I hope to see you... 1609 02:19:56,044 --> 02:19:58,134 ...because I liked being with you." 1610 02:19:59,151 --> 02:20:01,768 I tried to find one like yours. 1611 02:20:02,589 --> 02:20:05,544 Where are we going? -I found a beach near Paris... 1612 02:20:05,583 --> 02:20:07,957 ...where you can swim and dance all your life. 1613 02:20:08,012 --> 02:20:10,012 When will Mom and Dad join us? 1614 02:20:10,866 --> 02:20:14,915 You know, it takes months for prisoners to come back. 1615 02:20:14,990 --> 02:20:17,902 They're not dead? -I'm sure they aren't. 1616 02:20:18,758 --> 02:20:22,739 Why don't they write me? -You'll meet a great guy. 1617 02:20:22,745 --> 02:20:25,770 Guess what his name is? Marius. 1618 02:20:25,881 --> 02:20:27,515 Imagine that! 1619 02:20:27,760 --> 02:20:29,760 Marius and Salome! 1620 02:20:31,700 --> 02:20:34,651 Is there a school there? -Yes. 1621 02:20:34,837 --> 02:20:37,643 It was destroyed during the bombings... 1622 02:20:37,690 --> 02:20:40,422 ...so I'm helping them rebuild it. 1623 02:20:41,108 --> 02:20:43,488 Your holidays will be short! 1624 02:20:44,102 --> 02:20:47,593 You married? -Long ago, and not for long. 1625 02:20:47,803 --> 02:20:50,295 Why? -Women don't like fighters. 1626 02:20:50,656 --> 02:20:56,228 Why? -Why? Because we lead a rather weird life. 1627 02:20:56,265 --> 02:20:58,265 We can't go out dancing. 1628 02:20:58,553 --> 02:21:02,167 We can't... See what I mean? 1629 02:21:03,948 --> 02:21:05,948 Grow up first. 1630 02:21:06,307 --> 02:21:10,222 Marius and Salome. Pretty, isn't it? 1631 02:21:10,225 --> 02:21:12,845 It's much prettier than "Marius and Cosette". 1632 02:21:16,111 --> 02:21:18,793 Let's stop here for a bit and pig out! 1633 02:21:18,964 --> 02:21:21,003 What's "pig out"? -"Pig out"? 1634 02:21:21,005 --> 02:21:24,012 It's like having a good tuck in, stuffing your face... 1635 02:21:25,306 --> 02:21:29,193 Say, young lady, let's see what's in this magic basket. 1636 02:21:29,286 --> 02:21:31,493 If I teach you reading would you teach me slang? 1637 02:21:32,699 --> 02:21:35,437 Gimme five. -Give you what? 1638 02:21:35,764 --> 02:21:38,558 To close a deal, you slap fingers. 1639 02:21:39,607 --> 02:21:43,304 You'll speak slang before I can read. 1640 02:21:44,084 --> 02:21:47,606 As a kid, what did you learn first? Slang or French? 1641 02:21:47,715 --> 02:21:49,187 Straight to slang! 1642 02:21:49,296 --> 02:21:52,328 That's why you're a boxer? -No... 1643 02:21:52,856 --> 02:21:54,856 ...because I was cold and hungry. 1644 02:21:55,709 --> 02:21:58,772 It's complicated. 1645 02:21:59,481 --> 02:22:02,841 It's easier to toss a lump of shit on a shingle... 1646 02:22:03,111 --> 02:22:06,491 ...in the hole in the gut. Go on, say it if you can! 1647 02:22:07,023 --> 02:22:12,688 It's easier to toss a shump of lingle in the hold in the gut. 1648 02:22:12,773 --> 02:22:16,025 It's easier to toss a lump of shit on a shingle 1649 02:22:16,262 --> 02:22:21,624 Toss a lump of shit on a shingle in the hole in the gut. 1650 02:22:26,528 --> 02:22:28,528 It's all there? 1651 02:22:30,229 --> 02:22:32,229 It's not enough? Need more? 1652 02:22:35,979 --> 02:22:38,430 What did we make today? 1653 02:22:39,185 --> 02:22:41,185 Soup. 1654 02:22:44,581 --> 02:22:46,581 That's all he eats. 1655 02:23:11,804 --> 02:23:13,804 You want to kiss him goodbye? 1656 02:24:17,555 --> 02:24:21,866 "Don Quixote saw 30 or 40 windmills." 1657 02:24:21,963 --> 02:24:26,366 Comma. "Looking at his squire, he said" Colon. 1658 02:24:26,441 --> 02:24:28,441 Not so fast. -Mr. Henri! 1659 02:24:28,871 --> 02:24:30,871 The Mayor wants to speak to you. 1660 02:24:31,018 --> 02:24:33,018 It's important? -Seems so. 1661 02:24:33,164 --> 02:24:35,164 Do your homework. 1662 02:24:35,452 --> 02:24:37,820 Mr. Mayor, you're up early. 1663 02:24:37,825 --> 02:24:39,811 Can I have a coffee? 1664 02:24:39,887 --> 02:24:43,145 Two coffees! -I'll make it quick. 1665 02:24:43,234 --> 02:24:47,061 You've been here a year now, and you've been helping everybody. 1666 02:24:47,065 --> 02:24:50,346 So everybody asked me to ask you... 1667 02:24:50,495 --> 02:24:52,495 ...to take my place as Mayor. 1668 02:24:55,114 --> 02:24:58,785 Me?! -I've lost interest in anything but fishing. 1669 02:24:59,205 --> 02:25:03,501 Me? -Mr. Henri, there's a lady here who wants to see you. 1670 02:25:04,211 --> 02:25:06,831 A lady? -She seems all shook up. 1671 02:25:06,923 --> 02:25:09,939 Excuse me. -There's no rush. 1672 02:25:10,130 --> 02:25:14,048 Take your time. I'll come by tonight for your answer. 1673 02:25:26,968 --> 02:25:28,968 Mrs. Ziman! 1674 02:25:29,193 --> 02:25:31,647 The Mother Superior gave me your address. 1675 02:25:32,611 --> 02:25:36,934 Is Salome here? -You bet! Come along. 1676 02:25:37,513 --> 02:25:39,513 Look. 1677 02:25:39,872 --> 02:25:41,872 She's studying. 1678 02:26:05,258 --> 02:26:07,258 What now? -Your friends. 1679 02:26:07,475 --> 02:26:09,475 What friends? -Your friends. 1680 02:26:09,692 --> 02:26:13,170 What a day! -They're in trouble. 1681 02:26:13,181 --> 02:26:15,687 I think The Bill's wounded. 1682 02:26:18,012 --> 02:26:20,672 What's up? -The cops are after us. 1683 02:26:21,078 --> 02:26:24,492 Here? -No, we lost them in the forest. 1684 02:26:24,637 --> 02:26:28,600 Come hide in the cabins. Follow me! 1685 02:26:31,807 --> 02:26:37,131 Act like nothing's going on. Take care of Salome and her mom. 1686 02:26:37,266 --> 02:26:39,266 Hurry! It gets crowded at noon. 1687 02:26:40,967 --> 02:26:42,967 You're sure they didn't tail you? 1688 02:26:44,445 --> 02:26:48,215 Where have I seen him? -They've got wounded people. 1689 02:26:50,406 --> 02:26:52,406 I've seen him before. 1690 02:26:52,482 --> 02:26:54,833 That's the car they used in Paris. 1691 02:26:55,053 --> 02:26:57,837 Surround the beach. Call for backup. 1692 02:27:02,727 --> 02:27:06,613 When did he stop writing? -At the end of the war. 1693 02:27:06,885 --> 02:27:10,817 He may be alive. -That's what Mr. Fortin says every day. 1694 02:27:11,124 --> 02:27:15,415 Marius, get me a pan of hot water. 1695 02:27:15,996 --> 02:27:18,929 Sorry to leave you, Mrs. Ziman. 1696 02:27:19,129 --> 02:27:21,714 I thought you and Salome needed time alone. 1697 02:27:21,866 --> 02:27:25,348 Thank you for Salome. -With her... 1698 02:27:25,710 --> 02:27:30,200 ...I've found a hell of a pal. And a hell of a teacher. 1699 02:27:30,977 --> 02:27:34,870 Can we order, ma'am? -Of course. 1700 02:27:35,059 --> 02:27:38,957 Mr. Ziman's not with you? -No, I was just telling Salome... 1701 02:27:39,140 --> 02:27:41,140 You'll tell me about it. 1702 02:27:41,482 --> 02:27:43,798 Sorry again, Mrs. Ziman. 1703 02:27:44,061 --> 02:27:46,576 Salome, show your mom around. 1704 02:27:46,877 --> 02:27:49,865 You two can settle in my room, okay? 1705 02:27:50,484 --> 02:27:53,122 Don't move! Nobody move! 1706 02:27:53,142 --> 02:27:55,142 Where are they, okay? 1707 02:27:55,484 --> 02:27:58,692 What do you want? -Where are they? 1708 02:27:59,566 --> 02:28:02,558 What? -What's the water for? 1709 02:28:03,568 --> 02:28:05,568 I know you! -Well... 1710 02:28:05,673 --> 02:28:07,797 ...in my job I get to know a lot of hoodlums. 1711 02:28:07,856 --> 02:28:09,856 Where are they? 1712 02:28:11,938 --> 02:28:14,359 What the hell is he doing? Go find out! 1713 02:28:16,731 --> 02:28:18,731 We must stop the hemorrhage. 1714 02:28:19,467 --> 02:28:20,783 Shit! 1715 02:28:21,335 --> 02:28:23,335 Tell me where you hid them... 1716 02:28:23,519 --> 02:28:25,519 ...and we'll plea bargain. 1717 02:28:26,256 --> 02:28:28,256 Did you plea bargain? 1718 02:28:28,282 --> 02:28:29,819 What cabin are they hidden in? 1719 02:28:30,149 --> 02:28:32,149 You know I never answer you. 1720 02:28:32,412 --> 02:28:35,142 You want to drink that? -A real obsession. 1721 02:28:36,033 --> 02:28:39,230 Nobody move. Hands up! 1722 02:28:39,402 --> 02:28:41,402 Okay, okay! 1723 02:28:41,585 --> 02:28:43,585 Don't move. 1724 02:28:43,927 --> 02:28:46,260 Don't move! Get his gun! 1725 02:28:46,427 --> 02:28:48,427 Get his gun! 1726 02:28:50,271 --> 02:28:52,522 You don't have a chance. 1727 02:28:52,692 --> 02:28:54,692 What do you mean, no chance? 1728 02:28:54,955 --> 02:28:56,955 Your chance is our chance. 1729 02:28:57,297 --> 02:29:00,404 Because we're sticking together now. 1730 02:29:00,588 --> 02:29:03,551 Sticking together! -Stop! 1731 02:29:03,958 --> 02:29:07,193 Calm down. You have to get out of here. 1732 02:29:07,406 --> 02:29:10,888 With him! With him! With him! 1733 02:29:11,092 --> 02:29:14,187 Yes, with him. 1734 02:29:21,471 --> 02:29:25,227 We're in deep shit. -What's up? 1735 02:29:25,711 --> 02:29:30,519 We're splitting. With just about every cop in France on our butt. 1736 02:29:30,538 --> 02:29:32,538 I told them I didn't think we'd shaken them. 1737 02:29:35,996 --> 02:29:37,996 Why did you come here? 1738 02:29:38,000 --> 02:29:39,964 Why? Why? 1739 02:29:40,996 --> 02:29:43,301 See what they did to my pal? 1740 02:29:43,305 --> 02:29:45,260 If he croaks, you croak. 1741 02:29:45,265 --> 02:29:47,227 Stick them in the cabins. 1742 02:29:52,756 --> 02:29:56,117 You stay. So long as I'm alive, you're alive. 1743 02:29:56,143 --> 02:29:59,977 Tell your guys to pull out. Go on, tell them. 1744 02:30:00,891 --> 02:30:04,171 Maybe we can make a deal. -The guillotine! 1745 02:30:04,219 --> 02:30:06,219 Is that your deal? 1746 02:30:06,719 --> 02:30:09,606 For the last time, tell them to pull out! 1747 02:30:12,059 --> 02:30:16,864 "No"? You said "No"? What do you mean "No"? 1748 02:30:16,984 --> 02:30:18,984 Tell them to pull out. Quick! Shit! 1749 02:30:23,034 --> 02:30:26,436 You said "No"? Watch this! 1750 02:30:32,692 --> 02:30:34,692 You still won't tell them? 1751 02:30:36,493 --> 02:30:38,493 Watch some more! 1752 02:30:38,816 --> 02:30:40,999 Watch! Your boss said "No"! 1753 02:30:45,221 --> 02:30:49,292 What are we going to do now? Guess it's your turn! 1754 02:30:49,732 --> 02:30:51,732 What do you think? 1755 02:30:51,995 --> 02:30:55,458 Tell your guys to pull out of the beach. Tell them! 1756 02:30:55,560 --> 02:30:58,152 I'll waste you! 1757 02:31:12,153 --> 02:31:14,153 Why did you save my life? 1758 02:31:14,594 --> 02:31:17,193 Why hunt miserable people down? 1759 02:31:17,981 --> 02:31:20,645 To each his own duty. 1760 02:31:21,546 --> 02:31:24,903 Because your duty is to hunt miserable people down... 1761 02:31:24,934 --> 02:31:27,529 ...doesn't mean they can't save you! 1762 02:31:28,321 --> 02:31:30,321 Why did you do it? 1763 02:31:30,348 --> 02:31:32,348 Why? 1764 02:31:37,285 --> 02:31:39,285 Why did you do it? 1765 02:31:40,672 --> 02:31:42,672 So I'd see you in court. 1766 02:31:43,645 --> 02:31:45,645 I always served my country. 1767 02:31:54,072 --> 02:31:57,557 When you see a quiet place, pull over. I need to pee. 1768 02:32:07,044 --> 02:32:09,165 Keep on going. I'll catch up. 1769 02:32:18,974 --> 02:32:22,346 You have 30 seconds to split. That's all I can do for you. 1770 02:32:22,480 --> 02:32:24,846 I'll say you escaped. We'll all take a piss. 1771 02:32:34,741 --> 02:32:38,930 When the car leaves, mow him down. 1772 02:32:48,067 --> 02:32:50,067 I have to piss, too. 1773 02:32:50,508 --> 02:32:54,579 You don't want me in court saying you tortured me. 1774 02:32:54,723 --> 02:32:56,723 I've always served my country... 1775 02:32:56,750 --> 02:32:59,342 ...I served Marshall Petain. -Just as I said... 1776 02:32:59,664 --> 02:33:02,611 Then I joined the counterspying service. 1777 02:33:02,933 --> 02:33:06,570 I think you switched sides and joined the secret service... 1778 02:33:06,575 --> 02:33:08,557 ...after drowning a few too many. 1779 02:33:08,939 --> 02:33:13,134 I changed sides when I felt the Marshall was wrong. 1780 02:33:14,278 --> 02:33:16,278 Let's go. 1781 02:33:17,961 --> 02:33:21,152 Go on! Go on, I'm coming. 1782 02:33:34,204 --> 02:33:38,055 That's not what the police say. -What do they say? 1783 02:33:38,182 --> 02:33:40,617 That you asked to stop to pee... 1784 02:33:40,860 --> 02:33:43,745 ...and then attacked the commissioner. 1785 02:33:43,774 --> 02:33:45,774 When he realized... 1786 02:33:45,801 --> 02:33:48,999 ...my trial would be his trial, he killed himself. 1787 02:33:49,129 --> 02:33:51,129 I got the best lawyer in Paris. 1788 02:33:51,688 --> 02:33:53,688 My husband's best friend. 1789 02:33:54,366 --> 02:33:56,366 Any news of Mr. Ziman? 1790 02:33:56,451 --> 02:33:59,254 I went all the way to the Swiss border. 1791 02:33:59,484 --> 02:34:03,602 No sign of him. -You know, so many funny things happened in the war. 1792 02:34:04,291 --> 02:34:06,856 He could have lost his memory. It happens. 1793 02:34:07,146 --> 02:34:10,813 Can Salome and I stay at your place? 1794 02:34:10,948 --> 02:34:12,824 Of course you can! 1795 02:34:12,856 --> 02:34:14,856 I just can't go home. 1796 02:34:14,883 --> 02:34:17,737 During all this time, where were you? 1797 02:34:18,862 --> 02:34:23,197 In Poland. -How'd you make it back? 1798 02:34:23,230 --> 02:34:26,852 I prayed. -Well, I'd better start praying too. 1799 02:34:29,367 --> 02:34:33,031 13 days with no news from my farmer friends. 1800 02:34:34,588 --> 02:34:37,546 Tonight I'll try to go outside. 1801 02:34:37,620 --> 02:34:40,827 My diary tells of my 625 days here. 1802 02:34:41,185 --> 02:34:43,671 It's dedicated to my wife and my daughter... 1803 02:34:44,158 --> 02:34:47,491 ...and to the farmers who risked so much for me. 1804 02:37:01,478 --> 02:37:03,478 "Germany Surrenders" 1805 02:37:04,274 --> 02:37:07,840 I'd like to speak to... I'd like to call... 1806 02:37:08,430 --> 02:37:12,197 ...the Sacred Heart boarding school in Normandy. 1807 02:37:12,850 --> 02:37:16,148 "When men are ignorant and desperate." Comma. 1808 02:37:16,237 --> 02:37:19,171 "When women sell themselves for bread." Comma. 1809 02:37:19,328 --> 02:37:21,801 "When children suffer." Comma. 1810 02:37:21,947 --> 02:37:25,052 " 'Les Miserables' come knocking at the door." Period. 1811 02:37:25,571 --> 02:37:30,032 "Victor Hugo was 60 when he finished 'Les Miserables'." Period. 1812 02:37:30,437 --> 02:37:33,223 "He felt he could then die... 1813 02:37:33,410 --> 02:37:36,995 ...having fulfilled his duty." Period. 1814 02:39:03,240 --> 02:39:05,240 What can I get you? 1815 02:40:23,728 --> 02:40:25,728 Since we're quoting... 1816 02:40:25,945 --> 02:40:27,945 ...let's remember Willa Cather's words: 1817 02:40:28,728 --> 02:40:30,942 "In the history of the world only 2 or 3 stories... 1818 02:40:30,946 --> 02:40:32,946 ...keep recurring forever." 1819 02:40:33,516 --> 02:40:36,793 This story is one of them, and it has every alibi. 1820 02:40:36,863 --> 02:40:39,224 I did say, "every alibi." 1821 02:40:41,479 --> 02:40:44,296 How many Americans would have died... 1822 02:40:44,314 --> 02:40:46,896 ...had Henri Fortin not taken the bunker? 1823 02:40:48,454 --> 02:40:51,686 How many women... 1824 02:40:52,012 --> 02:40:55,401 ...do not mourn their husbands because Fortin saved them? 1825 02:40:55,570 --> 02:40:57,789 You say, Mr. Prosecutor... 1826 02:40:57,929 --> 02:41:00,423 ...that he stole the Vichy government's payroll. 1827 02:41:00,782 --> 02:41:03,806 Did the Vichy government represent France? 1828 02:41:05,609 --> 02:41:10,290 Answer me! You have put on trial a man... 1829 02:41:10,507 --> 02:41:13,146 ...who cannot read or write. 1830 02:41:13,783 --> 02:41:17,176 A sensible man who followed his common sense... 1831 02:41:17,553 --> 02:41:21,039 ...and was therefore able to distinguish good from evil. 1832 02:41:22,098 --> 02:41:25,607 Does the law punish common sense? Since when? 1833 02:41:27,067 --> 02:41:29,490 Weren't the men who wrote the law... 1834 02:41:30,484 --> 02:41:32,484 ...sensible? 1835 02:41:33,619 --> 02:41:36,953 Exactly 45 years ago, Mr. Prosecutor... 1836 02:41:37,177 --> 02:41:40,656 ...Henri Fortin's father was on trial, as he is now. 1837 02:41:40,876 --> 02:41:43,746 He was sentenced to hard labor on appearances. 1838 02:41:44,434 --> 02:41:46,876 Will you convict his son on appearances, too? 1839 02:41:47,569 --> 02:41:50,941 Will you sentence the Fortins from father to son? 1840 02:41:51,479 --> 02:41:55,093 Generation after generation? On the appearance of a crime? 1841 02:41:57,858 --> 02:42:01,728 The husband will choose the family home. 1842 02:42:01,840 --> 02:42:05,744 You must provide that home. And you, you must live in it. 1843 02:42:06,103 --> 02:42:10,675 So, Miss Salome Ziman, do you take... 1844 02:42:10,860 --> 02:42:14,175 ...Mr. Marius Abelard as your lawful husband? 1845 02:42:15,194 --> 02:42:17,767 Listen, Salome, a wink won't do. 1846 02:42:18,964 --> 02:42:21,619 I do. -Good! 1847 02:42:21,816 --> 02:42:25,739 Mr. Marius Abelard, do you take... 1848 02:42:25,740 --> 02:42:30,239 ...Salome Ziman as your lawful wife? -I do. 1849 02:42:30,555 --> 02:42:33,123 No wink for me? 1850 02:42:33,619 --> 02:42:37,568 As they say in boxing: May the best person win! 1851 02:43:00,306 --> 02:43:02,306 You're gorgeous! 1852 02:43:02,594 --> 02:43:04,594 I'm proud of you. 1853 02:43:04,812 --> 02:43:07,397 You'll come see me? 1854 02:43:07,452 --> 02:43:11,526 Promise you won't let me down? -I promise. 1855 02:43:15,812 --> 02:43:18,020 Without you, I wouldn't be here. 1856 02:43:18,124 --> 02:43:20,289 Me neither! 1857 02:43:21,693 --> 02:43:23,693 You don't seem happy, Ziman. 1858 02:43:23,841 --> 02:43:26,191 Happiness is not a Jewish thing. 1859 02:43:26,270 --> 02:43:30,334 Even today? -We're always a few sorrows ahead! 1860 02:43:30,393 --> 02:43:33,188 Victor Hugo said, "The best years of our lives... 1861 02:43:33,245 --> 02:43:34,805 ...are yet to come!" 1862 02:43:34,828 --> 02:43:37,592 "Buffalo Bill's son doesn't shoot as well as his dad." 1863 02:43:37,681 --> 02:43:39,681 Yes, true!