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- Hello, Mr. Berger.

- Hello, Vincent. Hi.

Me, I'm Vincent.

You, then, are Anne-Karine.

Press. Press. Press!

Press!

Do you have the right to touch my chain, huh?

You can't touch that either. Get out of my room.

Clown.

- It's also my room. - Sorry?

I didn't... I didn't hear.

- It's also my room. - Yeah.

You're the clown!

Come here!

Vincent!

You're not so clever now, clown.

- You let go of me, I'll let go of you. - No, you!

- Okay, on three, we let go. - One, two...

three!

Aren't you in class?

No, my English teacher is absent.

And by the way...

it's my room, clown.

Damn! Come here!

As part of the opening of markets,

we have initiated a capital increase.

Whoever says capital increase, says...

modernization, computerization of the company.

Especially in this period of crisis, we

must therefore increase our capacities.

In an increasingly competitive world.

I'm listening.

Hello. An urgent call for Sandrine.

- Who is it? - Sandrine.

Oh yes, she's here. Sandrine?

- Yes? - Apparently, it's for you.

For me?

Yes, for you. And it seems it's urgent.

Hello?

Mom!

Hang up.

Hang up, you idiot!

- Vincent! - Mom!

I want my room all to myself, I'm begging you!

That's enough! I can't talk to you. We're in a meeting.

- Mom! - I'm going to kill you!

Vincent...

I'm sorry.

- Hang up that phone. - Mom!

- Hang up! - Mom!

That's enough, I'm hanging up.

Or I'll throw you out the window.

Hang up!

He wants to throw me out the window!

Well, let him throw you.

Sorry, Mr.

Laugier.

We're on the 1st floor, it's not high. Ah!

The dollar star... The 10 francs are a thing of the past.

Economic-psychological barrier, the French feel it.

Our compatriots grasp the risks that the American currency poses.

That said, economists are...

You never answer at the office.

I had a complicated day.

I had quite a few appointments.

When will I have my room?

Soon, my dear.

- Did you do all your homework? - No, Arnaud kicked me out again.

If I had a place of my own...

In Morocco, we were five in a room.

That didn't stop us from studying and getting to this point.

Why not call your mother?

- She was in a meeting, too. - Oh really?

She has meetings, now, your mother?

Oh no! Oh no, no.

Oh no, not at all. Mr. Dayan, you can't park here.

Actually, they have changed the markings on the ground.

So your spot is 38.

Yes, I know but I've been parking at 26 for ten years.

38 is under the trees. There are birds.

I know, but that doesn't give you the right to...

It's super abrasive. I spend a fortune on washing.

Yes, I understood. But your spot is number 38.

I just got out of a complicated workday.

The little one is tired. He just finished judo.

The spot is free.

Yeah, I get it. But your spot, well, it's number 38.

I like the quality of your listening.

We haven't made progress in the conversation.

Yeah, I know well.

If everyone parks wherever they want...

- I have to... - Annoy you, yeah.

Mr. Dayan, I heard the end.

Yes, but there's also the little wall next to number 38.

I'm afraid of scratching the car, that's why.

Good evening.

- Hi, mom. - Hi, darling.

He called me three times, the judo teacher.

What were you doing?

An appointment lasted longer than expected.

Oh really? An appointment or an interview?

Sandrine!

Did you forget that tonight, I wasn't here?

Tonight?

- Where are you going?

- Are you kidding? I'm at my IT training.

You vaguely told me, three months ago, that you were thinking of registering,

but never confirmed. - Yves, really?

You told me "I'm considering registering," but never confirmed.

Are you going to repeat it?

- So you're going out? - Oh listen, Yves...

Just acknowledge things!

- You're putting me in front of a fait accompli!

- I'm putting you in front of a fait accompli? - Yes.

- In front of the fait accompli. - Of what?

But accomplished by the fact!

Why did you put that there?

I like funk. You put whatever you want.

Yes, but for me, it's rock.

Not soup.

Your guys in golden briefs sing like little girls.

♪ Sunshine, moonlight ♪

So...

you ask me before putting stuff on my walls.

It's not your walls.

I have the right to put...

In your little square, above the bed.

Come on, get out of my room.

Come on, get lost, fool.

Are you going to be in a loop?

It's always the same story with you!

You pretend to have forgotten!

I'm not pretending! Give me an example!

But I have ten examples!

- Give me one!

- The dishwasher is broken. You were supposed to take care of it.

Doing the dishes relaxes you.

Stop saying that it relaxes me!

I told you that once five years ago! Don't repeat it!

No, you didn't tell me that five years ago.

- I'm going to fix it. - I'm calling Berger.

No, not Berger!

I don't want to see him at home anymore.

- Then fix it. - OK.

I'd like to see that. You don't know how to change a light bulb.

You blew the fuses of buildings B and D.

The B and the D? No, the building B, yes.

- But not the... - Vincent!

Yes, yes, the B and the D.

There! Wait, what are you doing, there?

- I'm going out. - "I'm going out"...

Aren't you comfortable at home? And where are you going?

To the Berninis.

- Again? - Don't come back too late.

- Okay. - I'm calling Berger.

No, you are not calling Berger!

- Of course that... - You're not calling Berger!

I'm calling Berger!

No, you're not calling Berger! No!

- Tick tock. - And there, you can also eat?

Oh yeah, cool.

I warmed up the lasagna for you. I'm putting them here.

Thank you very much, Mrs. Bernini.

My love.

Yes?

- How did work go? - Very well.

Who's there?

Little Dayan.

- He comes here often. - Yes.

Aren't you going to kiss me?

Oh, it's your turn now.

Wow, I hate when they do that.

At least about that, you're good.

Yeah, you're right, I'm good.

The water supply has been cut off.

I patched it up as best as I could. Who did that?

It's not a big deal.

- So it should hold now. - Mmh mmh.

But I need to order the part.

- Why not let me know? - I should have.

"I should have"... Well yes, "I should have".

Should I order the part?

- Yes, I would like that, Mr. Berger. - Yes.

Come on, not just that to do, hello to your lady.

Yes, yes, I won't forget.

And Dayan, what's your seat?

- 38. - 38.

Oh my, how heavy he is!

- Aren't you working today? - Yes.

Well, next door. I have a meeting on my way to the office.

I don't know where you're going but in terms of perfume, we're not bad.

What does your brother do with his dyes?

He wants more than just black clothes.

That's cheerful. What do I do to wash myself?

Hey...

What's her name?

You're stressed, huh?

It's normal to be stressed.

I'm going to tell you a story.

I was in middle school.

I must have been like you, 13 or 14 years old.

Come on, goodbye, dad.

Ah, okay.

Anyway...

Can you write me down the amount of the RTL suitcase?

OK, alright.

I'll remind you of the amount of the suitcase of the day: 12,137 francs.

- Is that good or not?

Yeah, yeah, it's good.

Come on, good luck.

Goodbye, dad.

Oh, come on...

- Hello, ma'am. - Hello. Come in, it's open.

- She's here... - Anne-Karine, hang up!

- Your friend is here! - He can go to my room.

I'm coming!

Come in.

It's on the first floor, the door on the left.

Yeah, but with my

dad, it's really not easy.

The other time, I went up behind Jeff.

- Yeah. - Hello.

The blonde one, there.

And so, I went up behind him.

And my dad saw us.

I can't tell you the crisis he gave me.

No, but you're crazy!

But yes, he knows her because his sister is in first B.

No, not now, I can't. I would have loved to, right?

So bummed, I have to do a presentation with the other one, What's-his-name.

But yes, he's a little kid from our class.

It was a random draw. With my luck, it fell on me.

It annoys me, you can't imagine! I would prefer to be with you.

"Geneviève."

Sorry, I had some things to sort out.

No problem, I'm not in a hurry.

You're new?

New? Well no, no, not at all.

- But we've never seen each other. - Yes, a little, still.

- Were you there last year? - At Langevin, in 5th C.

You were in 5th D.

I was in elementary at Marius Jacotot.

We had sports together, at the Gallion gym.

Oh wow, but that's scary! Were you watching me?

No. Well no.

You were watching me.

Hello, yes?

On behalf of? Anne-Karine, phone!

I'm coming!

The best thing, is that we share the work.

We each do a part.

OK, but... I think we need to do it together.

What I suggest is that we

do it together, but separately.

Ah, so together, but not together.

Start alone, I need to go answer.

OK, great, super.

We'll do it like that.

"Great, super"...

Damn, what a fool.

"Why Germany..."

Damn, shit!

Damn!

Shit, damn!

Hello.

Hello.

- Hello, sir. - Are you little Dayanne?

Yes, but we say "Dayan.

" Yes. Are you finished?

Almost.

My daughter has gone out. You can go.

Go to the bathroom, it will be better.

- Arnaud! - Aren't you sleeping?

The parents have fought again.

Amazing...

Dad woke up at noon.

It's 1 AM. I’m exhausted.

- Do you think they will divorce? - What?

But what are you talking about? Stop thinking, sleep.

I saw dad, all alone at the café.

And so? Doesn't he have the right to go there alone?

He looked sad.

Arnaud!

Wait, you still don't understand?

Don't understand what?

Arnaud, what didn't I understand?

Dad is unemployed.

He got fired.

I don't know why he doesn't want us to know.

Come on, sleep.

Michel Delebarre will propose measures intended to promote part-time work.

- There you go.

Are you coming, Sandrine? Shall I drop you off at the station?

- Yes, I'm coming. - What are you doing?

A ping-pong.

Huh?

- I'm cleaning up. - Ah.

I'm going. Have a good day, work well.

You too, dad.

Yves, come see!

- I'm going to be late. - Come on, stop with that. Come on!

- Where did you find that? - There, in your son's closet.

- In the closet? - Yes!

But how much is there?

I would say at least 5,000 francs, maybe even more.

- Maybe even more? - Yes!

- What is he dealing with again? - I don't know!

It worries me. You need to talk to him.

- Um... yes. - No, but tonight!

Yes, I'm going to talk to him.

Yes.

Go on, Vincent, tell us.

What, the presentation?

Come on, tell us! You're so annoying.

Well, it went well.

- What, that's it?

- Nothing will ever happen, unless you believe in miracles. - That's true.

A miracle...

like this one, for example?

Or rather, miracles like this.

- Wow! - Damn, I can't believe it!

- Wait. - Show me.

- It's not her lips. - No, it's not her lips.

Give that back to me.

- Is that really her? - It's not her lips.

But come on, I’m going to feel, show me.

- I'm not joking, give it. - The old lady is here.

Come on, we can go.

Hello.

Hello.

- It's good. - You took a long time!

I took that one.

- It looks good. - Damn...

- What do we do? - We're going.

- No, wait! - Stop freaking out.

Hello, ma'am.

- Hello. - We're going to take those three.

So, The Show-Off.

Oh well, I see I'm dealing with movie buffs.

Dino Risi, Vittorio Gassman. A masterpiece.

- Here you go. - Yes.

So, A Man and a Woman, Claude Lelouch.

Magnificent.

Han! Jean-Louis Trintignant, Anouk Aimée.

- Yes. - "Chabadabada".

How good it is!

I'm happy. Because usually, teens get me

some stupid American stuff and Bruce Lee.

We're not like that.

- Not our style. - We don't do that.

- Yeah. - It's good.

It's good to think and to rack your brains.

Yeah, we like to rack our brains.

The Rush for Laure.

I don't know. What's this movie about?

Yes, it's you, Thierry, you talked to me about it.

- You know.

You speak well. You know well.

Yes, yes... It's a kind of western.

- I believe. - It's a great adventure film.

There were good reviews in Télé Poche.

Yeah.

What is he telling her?

- I'm on edge. We weren't far. - Finally, there was no one at my place.

I'm disgusted.

So?

Damn, it was certain!

- Oh damn, Oussman! - How did you do it?

- I confused her. - We need to hurry.

Thierry, in position.

- Why me? - One by one.

- You start. - Damn, you're annoying.

We have the tape thanks to me.

- I'm going to hide it. - And I have a VCR.

So, you watch over it.

Come on, go.

In 10 minutes, we're changing.

- Yeah. - Always me...

Go ahead, hit "play".

Oh yeah!

Wow!

- What are you doing? - Shush.

Nino, are you there?

- Damn, Thierry! - There was no one!

What do we do?

I don't know! Get lost.

I walked 40 minutes from Saint-Lazare because of the strikes.

I can't take it anymore.

Ah!

Hello, kids.

Hello, Mrs.

Bernini.

We rented a movie at the video store.

That's great.

A man and a woman , I love it. Where are you at?

- When it rains. - You've never talked to me about other women.

Do you like it?

- Yes. - Yes, a lot.

♪ Chabadabada... ♪

Hey, Thing!

Oh! Hi. What are you doing here?

I came to see a friend at D.

That's funny, I live at B.

Yeah, that's funny.

- Tough, the rain, huh? - Yeah, tough.

If you don't live far, can you lend me your jacket?

Well, I'm not a fan of the model, but...

I'm going to get my hair wet, and I don't want to.

But no, I didn't say that.

- You said it. - I say that I'm vigilant.

I'm doing my job.

Jehovah's Witnesses were dressed like sacks, like you.

Door-to-door is forbidden.

Moshé, can you confirm that we have an appointment?

- Moshé? What's that? - Yes, that's it.

I'm the one who's late.

- It's for the Hebrew class. - There you go.

Okay. I think we all have the same God.

Whether it's Jesus, whether it's yours...

Or worse, the one of Blacks and Arabs.

At worst, the one of Jews.

We're all housed by the same clock.

And at the same time, I say

this, I'm not baptized. That's a good one.

These theories are captivating, but we've already wasted enough time.

- And where's your kippah? - I can't find it.

Take mine, we're late.

What are you waiting for to take off your jacket?

The arrival of the Messiah?

- I'm just a little cold. - You're a little cold?

Let's pick up where we left off.

Louder, I've already told you a hundred times.

At the synagogue, we also play for those at the back.

Come on.

You didn't study, did you?

You don't seem very focused.

Here, I brought you your tape.

I recorded your piece.

Listen to it at least once a week to practice.

Yes, okay.

Stand up. Have you started learning the speech?

A little, yes.

A little...

Go ahead, I'm listening.

Dear parents, families, friends, it is with

immense joy that I present myself here...

That's better. I want to hear you from the living room.

Louder. Think of the deaf, those

who are 20 meters away from you.

- Louder. - It is with immense joy that I would like...

- Come on.

I would like to thank you for all being gathered here,

because I am leaving childhood to enter adulthood.

Come on, even louder.

Because I am leaving childhood to enter adulthood.

Uh... This event symbolizes the beginning of the path

that teaches us to understand that our actions

should not be the result of our instincts or our impulses.

Moses?

I understand that today, I enter into the sphere

of responsibility

and that I will have to fully

assume the consequences of my actions.

- Gently, it's fragile. - What is that, Sandrine?

It's a computer, that.

A computer? But for what purpose?

But it's for my training. The office is lending it to me.

How are we going to set it up? It's complicated.

It's not too complicated.

- Don't worry. - Thank you, we'll manage.

What do you mean, we'll manage? You will manage?

- Well, yes. - Don't put anything on it.

- I don't want to damage it. - It's a cardboard box, Sandrine.

- Stop getting worked up. - I'm not getting worked up!

Look at what you're doing.

There's enough mess!

- Come on. - Easy, please.

Go ahead!

Come on, I'll guide you.

Go ahead.

- Take that off me. - Give it to me.

It's always the same thing with you.

I can handle it on my own. Press on the...

And there you go, it's broken. Come on, hop there.

There you go. Well, this should work.

Ah! It works.

It works. It's magical, huh?

I don't know how to thank you. I have this exam.

Well, this training and I'm not up to the level.

I can't count on Yves for that.

I wouldn't call him to change a tire.

Not a light bulb, either.

Let's just say he's not very handy.

- No. - That's right, yes. He's not very handy.

- There you go. - Yves studied.

He's even a manager, by the way.

So, Sandrine, "sit down".

Thank you.

Thank you.

- Uh... - So...

We're going to start simple.

You're going to do control-shift.

Control... and shift, that's...

- There. - Alt?

There you go. But it really has to be coordinated.

- Shift. - Alt, alt, shift... No, that's a D.

Yet, I played the piano.

I played the mandolin.

- Oh really? - No.

How funny.

I didn't see that coming.

I wasn't prepared. Let's try something.

You're going to take the mouse.

And the arrow, you're going to put it on "the" little icon.

Alright, so...

- This way? - Yeah. And you click...

- I'm having trouble controlling it. - I can see that.

- Yeah, yeah. - There.

- And I... - Listen, Sandrine...

- I can't do it. - I...

- Allow me. - Yes.

You really need to...

There you go, go at it gently.

- There you go, like that. - Alright.

You can make little circles, click.

That makes a square.

If you do it like this, it jiggles.

Oh yes. Ah, it jiggles, there.

Ah yes.

Oh well, that... It jiggles a lot.

- It jiggles enormously. - Mr.

Berger, my wife understood the principle.

I would prefer we keep "Mrs.

Dayan".

We would like to have dinner, if that’s alright. That doesn't bother me.

It's very good. I'll accompany you. - Thank you, Mr.

Berger. - The pleasure is all mine. Oh, but what is this, huh?

It smells really good in here.

Well, you...

You... you... want...

You... You are wonderful.

Wonderful.

- Yes. - There you go. Have a good evening.

Come on, have a good evening.

- Who is it? - Dad.

Lower it a bit, I’d like to talk for a minute.

Okay.

While cleaning out your wardrobe, your mother found an envelope.

What? Is she going through my stuff?

No, she's not going through it, she's organizing

what you leave lying around. She found this envelope.

We would like an explanation.

It's nothing, it's my business.

It's your business?

What are you dealing in?

You don't have 6,400 francs from passing records.

Wait, I can't believe it. Did you count?

Arnaud, are you using drugs?

What are you talking about?

So, where is it coming from?

But nothing, it's...

I resell the tapes of my compilations.

There you go, that's all.

- It's impossible that it brings you that much. - Well, yes it does.

Right now, I have the last Cure concert in Blackpool: 250 francs.

250 francs?

The Unplugged Life of Joy Division,

300.

Same thing for Cocteau Twins.

The population of what will later be Algeria

has various origins.

What is this hat?

Abourmad forgot it.

You take it off. Come on, go to bed.

Arnaud has turned his music on again.

You go to my room, then you read.

What did he say?

Everything's fine.

He's doing pretty well, huh.

Can you believe it, he sells tapes.

Compilations of pretty rare concerts. Everything's fine.

And you believed him?

I'm going back.

Excuse me, it's me again. Can you turn the music down again?

Uh...

No, Arnaud, I was thinking of something.

Well, this is going to sound strange to you, but the...

the zipper at the bottom of my desk swallowed my credit card.

You can imagine that I called my banker, but there's a delay.

- How long?

It's a loan.

How much?

About 700 francs, that would help me out.

But be careful, it's exceptional. Huh?

We can consider this a family loan.

Yeah, I get it.

I will pay you back. I will write you a check.

It's okay, Dad, you're not going to write me a check.

No, no, no!

I insist.

It's very important to me.

Put that in the booklet that we opened for you with your mother.

No need to talk to her about it, it will worry her.

- Got it. - Thank you.

My darling?

I can't carry you anymore. You need to go to your room.

Exceptionally, you will sleep in the living room.

Good night, my heart.

- Mom? - Yes.

What are we first of all?

Are we French?

Are we Jewish? Are we African?

I didn't quite understand.

Listen, we are a little bit of all that at the same time.

On my family's side in Algeria, we have

been French since Crémieux, while on

dad's side, in Morocco, it's a protectorate.

So they are Moroccan.

But what is Crémieux?

It's a politician who decided to give

French nationality to the Jews of Algeria.

But we had been there for centuries.

And one day, later

on, much later, we

had to leave, you know.

We left everything like that, from one day to the next.

The sun.

The blue sea...

The bougainvillea, the jasmine.

Friends.

The house.

The furniture.

The coffee was still piping hot on the table, and...

We found ourselves on the boat's deck heading to Marseille.

I will never forget the coast that recedes, slowly.

I'm glad we talk about it, you know.

That you’re asking me because...

I imagine how confusing it must be for...

for you.

Yes, sir?

Hello?

Hello?

Yes, hello? Yes, hello, madam.

Yes, yes, Yves Dayan on the line.

Yes, I’m calling you

regarding the ad you published.

- Are you an executive? - Yes, I am an executive, absolutely.

I just spent 15 years at Moulinex as an executive.

I was thinking my profile could...

Sorry, but the position is filled.

Ah, okay.

Yes, but it's certain that if the position is filled, that...

I understand.

What I can offer you... Hello?

Hello, dad.

Hello, son.

I have a meeting that finished early, so...

I’m working from home.

Yes, I understand.

Your girlfriend is waiting for you in your room.

Which girlfriend?

Your girlfriend from the presentation.

What, already? Is she already there?

But where is she? I don't understand.

In your room.

It's been quite a while. You should go.

"Call us, we’re here, we’re here"...

They’re calling us, and we’re

calling back from Pas-de-Calais.

We’re calling the post office in...

Do you like New Wave?

Oh well, actually, it’s...

- Me too, I love it. - Really?

Are the tapes yours?

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, they’re mine. I have tons.

And I even make mixes.

I have super rare pirate imports.

Here, I have...

Joy Division

and there's also...

There’s also Smith Robert

live in Blackpool, April '82.

I'll give it to you if you want.

Well thanks, that's cool.

I imagined you more funk.

Yeah.

Well, funk...

When you understood that the sun

shines and the moon rises among the stars...

♪ Moonlight! Sunshine! ♪

No, yeah, funk, it's more my brother, yeah.

- Are you in the same room? - It's me!

Otherwise, it's mine.

And are you close?

What are you doing?

Sometimes, we have a hard time letting go.

No but Yves! Aren't you ashamed to be listening at the doors?

Vincent is with a girlfriend.

There?

It gives me chills.

- Chills, really? - Yeah.

It reminds me of memories.

When we met?

No, no, before.

Oh, you're dumb.

We have quite a few things in common.

- Oh really? - Yeah.

Apart from cinema.

You don't have many posters.

I'm more of a cinephile, you see.

With the Italians, I like Dino Risi.

With Lelouch, I love " A Man and a Woman.

" You don't know it, I imagine.

The boring French stuff where they're always at the table?

No, but not only that.

You might know the song "Chabadabada"?

Go ahead, sing.

Oh no, I'm not going to sing.

Yes, go ahead, please.

- Don't you want to? - Well no, it's embarrassing.

I'll go then.

♪ Lalala ♪

♪ Chabadabada chabadabada ♪

♪ Lalala ♪

♪ Chabadabada chabadabada ♪

♪ Lalala ♪

- ♪ Chabadabada... ♪ - Louder.

♪ Lalala Chabadabada ♪

♪ Chabadabada Lalala ♪

♪ Chabadabada chabadabada ♪

♪ Lalala Chabadabada chabadabada ♪

Come on, stop now!

- Wait, he's singing! - Is he singing?

What is he singing?

♪ Lalala ♪

♪ Chabadabada chabadabada Lalala ♪

I know that!

- It's a movie. - I don't see which one.

With Delon and Mireille Darc.

- No! - Yes!

Wait! Yes, it's... No.

Listen, it's the movie where they are in the car.

- It's raining all the time. - No.

- No, no! - Wait.

It's Belmondo and Annie Girardot!

♪ Chabadabada chabadabada... ♪

- Are you getting worked up? - I'm more of a cinephile.

- That's all. - You're a cinephile?

You fall asleep in 5 minutes!

No, but you never remember anything.

I had another blowout with my dad.

Oh really? What happened?

It's always hell between us.

This morning, at breakfast, he saw me with that.

- Oh really. - He went crazy.

And still, he doesn't know that I've been an activist for SOS

Racisme for 3 months and that I've handed out flyers twice at the RER exit.

He’s narrow-minded with his prejudices.

I hate him. Same old song.

And your mom, is it the same?

My mom has to put up with him.

But she can't stand him anymore.

Now, it's war. I'm going to do everything to annoy him.

I could date an Arab or

a Black just to annoy him.

Yeah, that’s a good idea.

Or I could help you. To really annoy him, there's better.

Oh really? What are you thinking?

A Jew.

A Jew? Yeah, I hadn't thought of that.

- But wait, there's something even better. - Something better?

- Mmh. - Go ahead, I'm listening.

An Arab Jew.

Oh no, but what a nightmare for him!

But if he exists, I'm going straight for it. The question remains where I can find him.

In front of you.

You, you're an Arab Jew?

My second name is Moshé. My father is from Morocco.

He was born in Meknès.

And my mother left Algeria in '62 because of Crémieux.

She took the boat...

The quayside receding, the coffee still hot on the table.

A whole story.

Did you tell her that?

- No, not at all. - Well, '62...

- The hot coffee with the boat. - What, the boat?

You came by plane! Your father brags about it.

So, are you a historian?

We left in '62. Did I make up the hot coffee?

The flight attendant served it to you.

You're pissing me off!

I'm going to go. There are requested songs on NRJ.

- We can listen to it here. - You don't know my father.

If I'm late, he's going to call the cops and issue a missing person's report.

- Are you sure? - Yes. Thanks, you're sweet.

Hi. Think if you need me to make his life miserable.

You know where to find me.

By the way, how are we going to do the presentation?

- Don't worry, I've got it covered. - Well, thanks.

And don't forget to give me back my lipstick.

Oh, but I don't have...

- I have... - It's my mother's.

- Oh, OK.

- Well then, bye, Moshé. Is it true, your middle name?

Yeah, that's it.

Hi, Geneviève.

- How did you know? - I know.

- How did you find out? - It's your middle name, right?

Come on, bye, Geneviève. Ciao.

So, handsome, are you taking it or not?

We're going to have to make a decision.

- Can you tell me again the... - 1,524 francs.

He hasn't moved for a while.

OK, thanks. Well...

- So? - I'm going to think about it.

Think, but not too much. The black one is the most stylish.

It leaves quickly, believe me.

Yes, I know.

Come on...

- Here. - It's not possible.

What got into you?

Aren't you ashamed?

It was a coincidence that I was at home.

Otherwise, we were going to get you from the police.

At the station, we were going to get you.

Did you hear how much it is punishable?

Sir, can you repeat to him how much it is punishable?

Well, 50,000 francs fine and 3 years in prison.

50,000 francs and 3 years? Do you realize?

3 years!

But I'm not going to prison?

Oh well, I don't know.

Oh well, we don't know.

Well...

Apparently, it's the first time. He doesn't seem mean.

No, he's not mean.

We can say he took the wrong exit.

And besides, he explained to me about your situation.

Well...

So I'm willing to let it go.

Thank you, really. Thank you.

Come on, let's go.

And you say thank you to the man.

- Thank you. - His parka and his things.

We had to search him for precaution.

- Of course, I understand.

There's the parental consent form to sign.

Go ahead, I'll catch up with you. I'll take care of it.

And after that, the incident is closed.

I don't want you to worry like that.

We have some savings. Everything is fine.

I'm going to quite a few interviews. It's starting to happen.

So, everything is fine.

Don't forget that I'm a manager.

No, no. I won't forget that.

There you go.

So?

- So, everything is fine. - Everything is fine.

It's nothing at all. It's a small trial of life.

I should have talked to you about it.

I didn't. It's a mistake on my part.

But I assure you that I'm okay.

Don't talk to your brother about it. I'll handle it myself.

- Okay. - Go ahead.

- Weren't you too hard? - No.

I was firm enough, though.

You're going crazy with your big

computer, with your meetings, your training...

I don't know, you're not here.

- You're in your bubble. - I'm not in my bubble.

- Well, yes.

- No, it's just that after 15 years in this company, I'm suffocating.

I need change, evolution. New positions are emerging.

Oh really?

And why didn't you tell me directly?

Because I don't know how to handle the situation right now.

Arnaud is dealing with I don't know what. The little one is stealing jackets.

I'm panicking a bit.

We're taking on water and I'm all alone bailing it out.

I didn't mention it to you because...

Am I hurting you?

I know what you're going through, but we're

all fragile and I can't miss this opportunity.

Not now, at least.

Listening to you, I feel like I'm being punished.

I'm punished, it's not possible.

I must have done something serious.

But what are you talking about? You're not punished.

Well, you're not the only one. Did you see the numbers?

- I don't know. - You weren't lucky.

I don't know, I was doing fine.

I was working, I was an executive, and then...

I have no more room, you know.

You're going to make it.

You know that?

Mmh.

You're going to find your place again.

Hello. Yves Dayan. I have an interview at 4:15 PM.

- I'm not late, am I? - No problem. Behind you.

Alright.

Alright.

Thank you very much.

Secanez, hello.

♪ The day is barely rising ♪

♪ I'm already up ♪

♪ And already, I'm walking ♪

♪ A blade on my cheeks ♪

♪ The steaming coffee ♪

♪ The elevator waiting for me ♪

♪ And the engine that I start ♪

♪ Help me to slowly... ♪

♪ To take my place in traffic ♪

♪ To take my place in traffic ♪

♪ I wish someone would come and free me ♪

♪ But the one I've just chosen ♪

♪ Gave me just enough to survive ♪

♪ And too little to escape ♪

♪ I remain a prisoner of my promises ♪

♪ To all these carpet merchants ♪

♪ Who make me sleep On thick wool ♪

♪ And who force me at the end of every night ♪

♪ To take my place in the traffic ♪

♪ To take my place in the traffic ♪

♪ And when I want to talk to nobody ♪

♪ When I have the blues ♪

♪ I pick up my phone ♪

♪ And I dial 12 ♪

♪ I am a mutant, a new man ♪

♪ I don't even own my desires ♪

♪ I perfume myself with carbon oxides ♪

♪ I'm afraid to know How I'm going to end ♪

♪ I watch the rebels fade away ♪

♪ I feel tight in my skin ♪

♪ But I swore on the law of scales ♪

♪ If one day I want to die up high ♪

♪ I need to take my place In the traffic ♪

♪ That I take my place in the traffic ♪

Artists, I salute you.

I welcome you to your boarding center,

RTL, Calberson, on the roof of the

Calberson warehouses in the open sky of

Paris, just at the door of Aubervilliers.

Well, that said,

You call as usual starting now at 720 22 11.

It's an important year.

Your report card is really not great.

It's not good. Most of the grades are below average.

In French, you sleep in class.

- Here, that makes 1,000 francs flat. - Thanks.

You need to think about your future.

That's right. The future, I will think about it.

The check, are you going to cash it now?

Later is better.

- It's better. - Did you tell him?

Yeah, it's good.

- For Saturday night too? - What?

Given your report card, it's better that you stay to work.

There's a big concert. You know what that means.

- Oh really? - Be firm. He’s getting to work!

- Dad... - We’ll talk about it again.

There’s no "we’ll talk about it again".

You can go up and down. Saturday night, you stay and you work.

It's more reasonable.

- No, it's impossible! - Impossible? Look.

- Confiscated. That makes it possible. - Give me that!

Dad! No, give that back to me! That's theft!

You don't know how much it's worth!

- 1,524 francs, after all...

- Otherwise, I have other models, other brands, more affordable.

No, he needs the duck that flies away in the back.

Yeah, the duck is in fashion.

Yeah, that's it, yeah.

Yes, it's in fashion.

- Oh well... - Yes, I know.

Otherwise, there are...

Is there not one a little second-hand or...

I sell clothes, not cars.

Yeah.

Or with a little defect, a sleeve a bit shorter...

Wait for me there a minute.

That one, I get asked for a bit less.

I can try to do something.

It's a real one. Goose down...

- It's nice. - It's the right size.

Hey, duck that flies away.

It's nice. It's a bit pink.

I mean, it looks a bit...

- It looks a bit girly. - The top of the top.

Right now, it's...

It really doesn't help me that it's pink.

Well, yeah!

Hi there.

How long are you going to sulk?

Until you give me back my tapes.

Listen...

No, you listen. I did all my homework.

I worked ahead. I got 11 on my essay.

11.

5.

11.5?

Wow.

Good. Well, do you want your tapes or not?

Go help your brother with his presentation.

Is that blackmail? Yes, that's it.

"Hand in hand for history." So?

- So, well, I don't know.

- First of all, who is he?

It's Mittrand.

Mitterrand, not Mittrand. Damn, he looks like dad.

And the other one?

The other one, I don't know.

The bear in The Bébête Show?

- What? Raymond Barre? - Yeah.

You're really useless, you know.

It's Helmut Kohl, the German chancellor.

Read what's below.

"Kohl and Mitterrand, in front of the Douaumont ossuary.

- "Hand in hand for history." - For history?

Why? Isn't there anything that catches your attention?

Go on, I don't know.

It's the first time they show up together and acknowledge each other.

What do they have to accept?

It's the first time a same-sex couple has revealed themselves like that in public.

Heads of State, on top of that!

- You're talking nonsense. - Nonsense?

Then why are they holding hands like that, huh?

In front of 20 photographers. Do you hold hands with your buddies?

- Well, no. - Well, no.

When the photo leaked last

year, it made a huge noise.

Mitterrand sent everything to the press.

What he said is that he was happily

in a couple with his wife, his children...

And that one day, at a summit, in a hallway, he ran into Kohl.

Something

happened, like... wow!

Love at first sight.

And the German, the same. He fell head over heels right away.

And since then, they haven’t let go of each other's hands.

Mitterrand?

Mmh.

Then there was also Kohl's book, Ich liebe dich François.

Ich liebe dich François?

But that, well, it’s really only if you want 20.

Come on, get to work, egghead!

Not bad, your roast, but a bit tough.

There's mustard for those who want some.

Anne-Karine?

We haven't finished, you're staying!

I'm not hungry anymore.

What did I say? I didn't say anything, there.

Slimani, with his son,

that makes 9, 12...

Did you invite Jacky?

He's my cousin. We see him regularly.

Yeah, regularly every five years.

I can hear you, you know.

I'm inviting him anyway.

In that case, I'm inviting my aunt Ninette.

The one who looks like Drucker?

Oh, stop with that! Listen, it's ridiculous.

"I also thank aunt Renée, uncle

Gaston, "and Jackie for making the trip."

Clown, you're talking about

me in your speech, I hope?

- Of course. - Go ahead, I'm listening.

Don't you prefer the surprise?

Well no, go ahead, tell me.

"I'd also like to talk to you about my beloved big brother, Arnaud.

"Tell you how annoying he is.

"Not a day goes by without him bothering me, that big jerk,

"who smells like feet, that asshole..." - I understand.

I prefer to have the surprise, in the end.

- Horrible, your shoes. - What do you know about it?

And stop putting your stuff on my speaker.

What's that?

- Who is she? - Give it!

- Is she your girlfriend? - Give that!

Wait, I'm looking.

There's a little kiss on the back! So cute!

Do you share little kisses?

We're going to blow the budget.

Between the hall, the DJ, the caterer, not to

mention the costumes, over 15,000 francs overdraft.

- You don't need to worry about that. - Oh really?

When it's for the bar mitzvah, we always find a solution.

Yeah, especially when we believe in miracles.

Yes, Sandrine. Yes, I believe in miracles.

It's the miracles that move humanity forward.

Oh really?

I didn't know.

There's another miracle. Your Aunt Ninette is on TV.

Maurice Chevalier used to say that for a show to be successful...

I don't understand. Why, for my family, do you have to make fun?

- Do you know the empathy I have for her? - Me too.

No, you say she looks like Michel Drucker.

She doesn't look like him, it's Michel Drucker!

And your uncle, is he Guy Lux? No.

- One... - Two...

Three!

You're really an idiot!

- What are you doing? - I'm going out.

- You're grounded. - And so what?

What are you going to do? Are you going to snitch on me?

Hey!

When I leave, close the window and shut your mouth.

- So give me the photo back. - You like her, don't you?

Your little girlfriend.

Come on, have a nice evening, idiot.

Ah, and how do you want to concentrate?

Could you turn it down a bit, Anne-Karine?

What is this?

I don't know.

And dad?

- What's that, reunione ? - Shh!

- Fantastico. - That's a good sign.

- Come on. - So what did she say?

Nobody at my place until 6:30 PM.

- Yes! - We only have two hours, not more.

- OK. - Are you sure this time?

- Absolutely sure. - Meet downstairs in 30 minutes.

- I'm going to get the tape. - Come on, go!

Heard you’re stealing puffer jackets?

- Not now, Mr. Berger! - Little punk.

- Vincent, is that you? - I'm coming out right away!

Dad!

Yes?

The chess game was in my closet.

I'm taking my bath.

- Do you know where it is? - What are you talking about?

The chess game!

Dad, do you know where it is or not?

The chess game, I lent it out.

What? But who did you lend it to?

Who did you lend it to?

Calm down, I’m telling you I lent it.

But to who?

I lent it to Rabbi Abourmad.

- To the rabbi? - He wanted to teach his grandson.

I'm going out now.

87 out of 100.

- Needed 85. - What are you talking about?

The computer test. I passed.

Oh, congratulations. Great job, sweetheart.

- Wait, we have a tiny little problem. - Oh really? What kind?

Like, come see.

Look.

- What's wrong with him? - I don't know.

For two hours, he's been silent.

I offered him the down jacket.

Not a sound comes from his mouth. I'm worried.

Wait.

Vincent?

What's going on? Are you in pain?

- Asked already. - Wait.

Huh?

Honey, do you have problems?

Is it at school, is that it?

Is it the girl from the presentation?

Asked already.

Yves, leave me alone.

Vincent,

sweetie,

won't you tell us?

- I... - Yes?

Whatever you say, we will love you and you will always be our son.

So don't be afraid. Go ahead.

Yes, go ahead.

Actually...

I'm asking myself a lot of questions at the moment.

- Oh really? If that's it, it's not a big deal. - Yves...

It's normal to have questions at your

age, but could you give us an example?

Uh...

First of all, why are we here?

That's because you know, dad is soon going to find a job.

We're going to visit other apartments. And we'll take one.

in which you will have your room.

And mom, she got 87 out of 100 on her computer test.

- 87 out of 100? - Yeah.

But that's extraordinary!

- And apparently, it's the best of the bunch. - Ah!

My love, that's great.

- Thank you. - Well done.

But why are we here on Earth?

Ah!

And...

why do we live and then die?

What...

What's the point of all this?

And...

why are there people who are sick and suffering?

Where do we go when we die?

Where do we go?

Well...

Honey, we go to Heaven. And then, we go to paradise.

Yes, well, maybe.

We might go to paradise. Well,

that's what they generally say.

No. No, not "maybe," no.

Oh, well, yes, Yves, "maybe."

- Not "maybe.

" - Or do you want to make him even more anxious. - No.

- Yes. - No one has come back.

- We go to paradise. - We don't just say anything.

It's not just anything!

- He has free will. - Do you want to make him anxious?

It's not because he's 13 that he's an idiot.

- Let's open an existential rift.

- You're manipulating him. - He's going to fall into it.

We go up to Heaven, we go to paradise.

How do we know if we're the Messiah or not?

Because... sometimes, I feel like it's me.

Check if he has a fever.

Oh no, 37.

3 maximum.

I don't think you're the Messiah.

Afterwards, we can't really know. A priori, it's not him?

No, so you're not the Messiah.

- No, a priori, no. - How are you so sure?

- That's a good question. - Well, uh...

Listen, you know, that's, those are

pretty broad questions and it's not your age.

It's not the moment to think about all that.

You need to enjoy yourself, have fun.

Wait, it's still very important, Sandrine.

Why would you be the Messiah?

- Where are you going? - Can I ask him a question?

Can I just ask him? Do you know everything in life?

I'm worried. It's my son.

He is troubled. Don't put things in his head.

- I'm going to ask him anyway.

I don't know everything.

I don't know, I feel it.

- You feel it. - I need to see Abourmad.

Right now!

- He will know what to say.

- No, but we can't just show up at the rabbi's. And besides, he's not a doctor.

Rabbis know things. Let's go.

- This is nonsense! - We won't stay long!

Yes. He'll tell him he's not the Messiah, and then we'll go home.

- Good evening. - Good evening.

Sorry to disturb and thank you for having us.

Your hat.

- Ah, thank you. - And a cake.

Pineapple?

Of course. How did you know?

- Come in. - Sandrine, he's a rabbi.

I told you, they know.

Of course, rabbis know.

The Messiah is someone who has a sense of responsibility.

I think the real question you're asking yourself,

What is my place on Earth?

And above all, how would the world be different without me?

The passage he is going to read at the synagogue,

the parasha Lekh Lekha, demonstrates this very well.

"Go. Go to yourself.

"Go for yourself. Do not conform to other

men, "to what is around you.

In other words, go, go, "and find your place among men."

- There you go. - And women.

And women. Other questions?

No. Listen, thank you very much.

- It has enlightened us. - I have a question.

No.

Where do we go when we are dead?

Yves, please. I beg you.

- I would like to ask. - I beg you.

Can I go to the bathroom, please?

- Of course.

Everyone has a lot of questions.

Your son is curious.

I see how he observes the things around him.

It's normal to ask existential questions.

All the more so, as the bar-mitzvah approaches.

You know, it's...

It's no longer quite a child, it's not yet an adult.

How can I tell you that? He is...

like a star that hides.

His questioning is healthy.

It's very, very beautiful, what you say.

It's very, very true.

- Vincent, are you serious? - I've looked everywhere.

- We're in trouble! - I know what we're going to do.

Let's not overthink it, let's go to

the video store and tell the old lady.

And what are you going to tell her?

"His father lent the porn to a rabbi."

Don't you find that strange?

We should have never rented that tape.

- You're annoying. - Do you want a coffee, a smoke?

Come on, hurry up, hajime.

With that, we won't even have seen the movie.

I'm well aware that with the appearance

of AIDS, the spread of the virus, young

people hear everything and anything

about sexuality, condoms, homosexuality...

But here, for the case that concerns us today,

I don't know to what extent we are at the first or second degree.

We are beyond off-topic. Me, in 25 years of career...

I've never seen that.

- We are appalled, Mrs. Dubois.

- Us too. - It's true that it's...

- It won't happen again.

I count on you to talk about it. So, regarding these subjects that

only moderately amuse us, the Duchesnay... For the Benamou..

. - It's not the Benamou. - What?

Oh, yes, it's the... It's the dentist, Benamou.

"Hand in hand for history," that was the subject.

You didn't do all this to piss off my father, did you?

You did it on purpose?

In your opinion?

But you're a genius.

How did you get the idea?

How did it come to you?

It's not important how it came to me.

There you go, it came to me. It came to me, that's all.

Who cares, right? You're an original, you.

I never would have thought because.

.. the first time I saw you, I took you a bit for a.

..

for a...

For a fool?

Yeah.

Ah, nice.

Ah, sorry.

You're shaking.

Because I'm a little cold.

There’s an open door or...

Well yes, you're shaking.

We're going to have a little conversation.

- It's not the grade... - 2, that's not going to help his average.

The image you give! What do you make us look like?

Do you realize that?

And it makes you laugh, Ich liebe dich François?

- You should be ashamed! - Ashamed of what?

Shut it. All of this is your fault.

- He'll thank me one day. - Stop!

He'll be more careful when he sees a photo.

That's called critical thinking. I didn't invent it.

Are you listening to us? Is there anyone or not?

Oh, are you waking up?

Hey!

- Fool. - Arnaud!

Are you stopping now?

I’m starting to get fed up!

Damn it!

- Yes? - Hello, Mr.

Rabbi.

Actually, I would like some advice because I would like to have my bar mitzvah. Can I come in?

Of course, come in.

Thank you.

They haven't replied to you yet, Secanez?

Did they at least give you a deadline?

Yves, are you listening to me?

I really enjoy doing the dishes.

You're right, it's relaxing.

I know you when you change the subject.

Listen, they won't reply to me.

You're not going to start being your Calimero again.

I'm not being my Calimero. I didn't go to the interview.

Well, why not?

I've thought a lot these last few days and...

deep down, this unemployment, it's not a coincidence.

It's like a windfall. It's a signal.

Wild strikes without notice are breaking out.

You’re really interested in what I’m telling you.

- Shh!

- What? - Wait.

A big mess on the horizon.

- It's a disaster. - What?

The strikes. My interview!

Quick, you have to drop me off!

- Now, like this? - Yes, hurry up!

We're going to be late.

I've received the part for the dishwasher.

My wife has an important appointment.

Go ahead. There's no one, but you have the keys, you.

I have the keys. Wait, you went to the hairdresser.

Oh yes. You're observant.

Yeah.

It hugs the shape of your face, it looks modern.

- Is that true? - Oh yes, it's true.

You look like a famous actress, like Deneuve.

I wanted to lighten and brighten it a little.

It’s summery, it suits you well. It's radiant.

- Not too stiff? - We're going to be late.

Sandrine, good luck.

Madame Dayan.-

Hello, yes?

Hello, ma'am.

Excuse me, could I speak to your daughter Anne-Karine?

- From whom? - Robert Smith.

Hold on, I'll get her for you.

Anne-Karine, phone!

Robert Smith is on the line for you!

It's okay, she's coming.

Come on, be good.

Yes, hello?

Hello, Anne-Karine?

Uh, it’s me.

Finally, we’re able to talk.-

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

A problem, maybe? Get to your room.

Robert Smith...

Shit, it hung up again.

But move, damn it!

This is not possible.

They could have chosen any day.

I’m going to be late, for sure.

But hurry up, we're telling you!

Calm down, my love. Calm down.

It's useless.

- I'm going to be a secretary my whole life. - Not at all.

Sandrine, you’ve worked.

You're ready.

Everyone is going to be late.

I don't have the right words, but I wanted to tell you something.

Oh really? Go ahead.

You're incredibly well-groomed.

- It looks very, very good on you. - I'm going to walk there.

This is the much-anticipated moment of the RTL

suitcase, the amount I remind you of: 15,657 francs.

Today, we're heading to the Paris

suburbs, more specifically to the western part of Paris.

And we are trying to reach Mr. Dayan,

Yves Dayan, who cut out his ticket..

.

- Is this a joke? - It’s not busy, it’s ringing. But what a shame!

No, but is this a joke? Fabrice!

Fabrice, I'm stuck in traffic!

- Is this a joke? - Last ring.

- Hello? - Who is it?

That was close. Hello.

- Hello. - Fabrice, RTL, on the line.

- Are you Mr. Yves Dayan? - Yes, that's me.

No, it's me, Yves Dayan!

The amount of the suitcase?

- Who is it? - What's that?

- Ah, it's Berger! - The amount

from the suitcase ? - Which suitcase, Fabrice ?

Do you know the RTL suitcase ?

Yes, we know it! We note it every day that God makes !

With my little pen !

- Shepherd ! - The bulletin from Télé 7 Jours...

Oh, that rings a bell. It must be lying around somewhere.

- Go to the fridge, Shepherd !

- But where ? - Do you know the amount ?

Yes, we know, Fabrice, wait !

Shepherd, it's on the fridge !

Shepherd, it's on the fridge ! Right underneath the notepad !

Underneath, on the little notepad ! 15 657 francs !

On the fridge !

Uh, 15 657 francs.

- Yes !

- Well done, you just won the amount of the RTL suitcase !

Yes !

Come on, move forward !

Move, now !

Come on, move !

Move !

Come in, it's open.

- So ? - You really think I'm an idiot.

Look at this.

- Damn, how did you do that ? - Too good.

- You should have let me do it. - Open !

- It's not normal, that. - Well yes, it's not normal.

It's starting to get creepy.

It's so strong, what you did.

I'm doing exactly what you want.

- Do you want us to share? - Well no, it's your

thing, the RTL suitcase. I didn't win, it's you.

- Are you sure, Mr. Berger? - Yes, I am sure.

Listen...

I would like to ask you for a favor.

Oh well, yes. Anything you want.

I want you to stop calling me "Mr. Berger".

It's been a while since we've been seeing each

other, and it adds a bit of coldness. A little distance.

And my name is Étienne.

There you go.

Okay, Étienne.

- Holy Étienne! - Holy Mr. Dayan!

- Huh? Good guy, that. - It's crazy, what happened!

- Oh well, it's a miracle. - Yeah, that's it.

- It's a miracle. - Yeah.

We say nothing to madam. I would like to surprise her.

OK, we say nothing to Sandrine.

To Mrs. Dayan.

To Sandrine.

OK, to Sandrine.

Well there it is.

Please!

- Yes? - Jacques Duchesnay. Do you remember me?

- Yes, very well. - All the better.

I will try to be brief and precise.

I want your son to stop calling under ridiculous pseudonyms.

No more contact with my daughter in class, nor outside.

Do you understand me? Have I been clear enough?

Very clear, yeah.

But I will tell you, it suits me.

My son will not associate with the daughter of a fascist.

Excuse me?

Can you repeat that?

He said to get lost, or else you’re going to have problems.

- What kind? - I could stick one of those instruments where I think.

- Easy, Étienne.

I didn’t say exactly that, but that’s the idea.

Jacques.

Let’s go.

Go ahead. Get out of here, Mr. Duchesnay.

If you want, I can escort you out.

Vincent, aren't those your parents over there?

Aren’t you taking the bus with us?

Well yeah, I thought so.

- Well then, bye. - Bye.

Well, you know that with us, we don't like stories.

We try to be discreet, we don't make waves.

And we don't want any trouble with anyone.

So you are going to listen carefully to your father.

Well, listen, my dear.

In life, you have to make choices.

These choices involve consequences.

They can be constraining, but also beneficial.

So it's a bit early, but...

stop seeing this Anne-Karine.

You stop calling her.

By the end of summer, you won't even remember her name.

It's too complicated.

It will pass, you'll see. Huh?

We agree?

- We agree? - No, we don't really agree.

There's something that you haven't understood well.

I don't care about making waves and I don't give a damn...

- Don't talk like that.

I talk to you how I want! Why?

We're neither in Meknès nor in Oran in 1950.

I do what I want and I see who I want.

And that, on the other hand, is very clear.

I have no lesson to receive from an unemployed father who

steals from his son and a neurotic mother who thinks she's

the KGB and rummages through the closets to spy properly.

So look at yourself in the mirror before giving me a moral lecture.

What’s wrong with you?

- Did you take from the envelope? - I just borrowed.

- But I'm dreaming. - I gave him checks as collateral.

My credit card and the ATM weren't working.

Do you think he was going to cash them? You steal from your son?

But damn, I didn’t steal anything!

And even, good news: no more overdraft!

Miracles exist, but just like by

chance, as usual, you ruin everything!

Damn!

I warned Vincent, but he prefers to stay a bit with Nino.

He’s calming down.

Amore!

It’s Aldo. I’ll be right back.

My love.

- Did you take long? - A meeting that seemed endless.

Who’s there?

Yves, do you know Aldo?

Yes, of course. Well, we’ve... Met.

- Yes. How are you? - Very well, thank you.

Amore , Yves is looking for a job.

Why don't you ask a question at your

office, see if they are hiring right now?

That's a very good idea. I will ask the question.

- Thank you. - I'm coming.

So how long has it been?

For what?

Almost three months.

Economic dismissal.

- Terrible . - Terrible.

Do you speak Italian?

I worked a bit at Moulinex but in

Milan. I was a manager for a year.

Manager? I'm also a manager.

But no, that's not true?

What a shitty period.

A nightmare.

It's your wife. She doesn't come in, it's better if you...

Ah, yes.

I didn't take from the envelope. I had no other solution.

I didn't want to worry you.

- I was wrong. - I got the position.

What?

I got the position.

Sales director.

I just got the confirmation.

Oh, Sandrine!

Wait, you will never guess.

I am a manager.

Oh, Sandrine, Sandrine !

One, two, three...

- Surprise ! - Tada !

So? What do you see?

- A library. - Yes.

Not just that.

Go ahead.

It’s me who is building, I’m making it.

Go on, show me.

We can participate, after all.

So, library and...

And there you go.

So?

Hide your joy. You didn't understand?

- Understand what? - That it’s not...

a library.

Mom and I, we're going to sleep in the living room.

You finally have your room.

You have your room!

Well, don't you care or what?

Sandrine, he doesn’t care.

He’s stressed about his little bar mitzvah tomorrow.

Yeah, it’s the big day.

You shouldn’t worry about tomorrow.

Are you okay? What’s happening to you?

You’re the one who’s right.

I’m a fool.

It’s good that you finally realize.

It’s the girl from the photo booth, right?

Tell me. What’s the story?

There isn’t even a story, that's the worst part. There’s nothing.

I learned that she's leaving Paris next year.

She's going to boarding school.

All of this because of me.

Are you in love?

- And did you tell her? - No.

Damn, I have to explain everything to you.

- So... - What are you doing?

- Her first name? - Anne-Karine.

Anne-Karine?

Go find an idea with a name like that!

So?

- Honestly? - Yeah.

- It suits you better than me. - That's small.

Oh no, not at all. It's very nice.

You need to remove the last button,

otherwise you’re too tight, but there...

Oh la la, Étienne!

Very, very elegant.

That's nice. Do I have to wear the little hat?

The kippah? No, it's completely optional.

Well, on the other hand, we have a little issue.

What do we do with the cowboy boots?

It's non-negotiable.

It's non-negotiable? Well, I understand.

I understand very well.

Uh, Yves, we can

say that, now, well...

we're a bit close. - Yes. That's right.

Now, we're close.

I have a small favor to ask of you.

Go ahead. I'm listening, my Yves.

So, would it be possible for me to park at 26 again?

To take my spot back?

No, you, Dayan, it's 38.

Can't we say it's 26? It's free.

Well, that would please Sandrine.

Étienne.

Very, very much.

- For Sandrine. - Well then...

I need to "see".

Now, we're close.

It makes me happy, Étienne.

Darn Mr. Dayan! My guy, that.

I'm going to park my car at 26.

Come on, go ahead.

There you go, gently.

There's a little edge there. Be careful with your feet.

There you go.

Come on, relax.

- It's high still. - I got you.

Your feet on the edge. Come on, look down.

There you go, you jump.

- So, I'm going? - Yeah. Come on, go ahead.

All at once.

Come on, go ahead.

Requests on NRJ.

Good evening everyone. It's time for requests.

And we're going to start with a song that I love.

It's from Moshé for Geneviève.

Moshé for Geneviève.

Surely a couple of retirees.

We have all generations on NRJ.

And watch out, here's a very original dedication:

"Robert Smith is hiding just next to Tartuffe."

We're sending right away the superb track from Andrew Gold: "Genevieve".

Here we go.

She looks pretty good in pink too.

Are you trembling?

I'm a little cold.

Yves, you know, it's not a good

idea for us to take a pill to sleep.

Because tomorrow morning, we have...

We knew we wouldn't be able to discourage you.

You, at least, took it.

Yet, nothing was spared from us.

All the hurdles, all the

noise, all the false

information have circulated.

Well, yet, you are here.

Whether you are butter from Bordeaux, a

Jew from Toulouse, or Caribbean from Brest...

To you, French from all cultures, immigrants

from the first to the tenth generation...

Back to live where a concert followed the speech.

On stage, the band Téléphone.

♪ I dreamed of another world ♪

♪ Where the Earth would be round ♪

How does it feel to be here?

It's really great to be here, all together, against racism.

We're the same, we breathe the same air.

Look at me, for example, I'm from

Alsace, and he is a Jewish Arab.

Yeah, that's true.

We don’t care, we’re all the same.

We don’t care.

♪ I dreamed reality ♪

No, stop it, mom.

You're crazy! Did you let him out?

- Don't panic. - Tell me it’s not true. Not tonight.

- You're not that crazy, are you? - I'll explain.

Can you let me talk?

But explain what? We’ve been preparing for this for months.

And you leave your brother all alone, out in the wild, in the middle of the night.

Are you trying to kill me?

- No, I don’t want to kill you. - But you do!

Did you want him to be sulking tomorrow?

You can see that it’s been... Look at me.

He’s been listless for days, crying.

I know tomorrow is important. But believe me, tonight was super important for him.

- Why is it so important tonight?

He’s in love.

It’s the first time.

Is it the girl from the presentation?

So trust me.

He will be there tomorrow with the first subway. OK?

Mom, everything is fine. Everything is fine.

But what if your father finds out?

But he won’t know.

Right? It stays between us.

Come here.

What time is the first subway?

5 a.

m.

5:30 a.

m.

Come on, it’s going to be fine.

Hey, tomorrow, he’s a man.

He’s going to need some space.

You’re not ready.

You’re not ready. No, you’re not ready.

No, you’re not ready.

Come here. Stop, you’re going to make me cry. ♪ A less down-to-earth Earth ♪

♪ Yes, I wanted to screw everything up ♪

♪ I walked with my eyes closed ♪

♪ I couldn’t see my feet anymore ♪

♪ I dreamed reality ♪

♪ My reality ♪

♪ Laid me down ♪

♪ Forgave me ♪

♪ My reality ♪

♪ Forgave me ♪

♪ Shadows of the world dance ♪

♪ Shadows of the world dance ♪

♪ Shadows of the world dance ♪

♪ Shadows of the world dance ♪

♪ Dance, dance, dance, dance ♪

♪ Dance, dance, dance, dance ♪

♪ Dance, dance, dance, dance ♪

- It's good. - Is he here?

- What's wrong? - Nothing. Go back to sleep.

Indeed, today... Every time, I forget that.

Today, for me, it's not a day like any other.

It's a turning point.

A decisive step.

And I would like to share with you my deepest emotions.

It's impossible not to address a few words to my family,

starting with my brother.

Arnaud, even if you often confused me with a punching bag,

that I still feel your hand so soft in my hair,

you are... and you will remain

my role model, my guide, my hero.

And I hope that you and I,

we will never let go.

I have a thought for all those who are absent. Those who have left us.

My grandparents, Jeanine and Albert.

From where they are,

they are watching over me and protecting me.

Even if I don't know where they are.

I'm still waiting for the answer, by the way.

Dad,

your influence has enlightened each of my steps.

Even though you and I don't

talk much, our relationship

is stronger than the unspoken.

Your presence is enough for me.

You are my reference,

my guide, my compass.

In short, you are

my framework.

Uh...

Mom, what would I be without you?

It's thanks to you that I stand tall.

Your love, your gentleness, your legendary calm.

Well, you got it, there’s a little bit of irony.

Mom, without your stubbornness,

your perseverance, your demands,

I wouldn't be armed to face the life that awaits me.

I love you, mom.

With an infinite love.

Can I come in?

Yes.

How are you? You're not too stressed?

No, I'm fine.

You're handsome.

Just, the shoes, they're too small.

Oh really?

A month ago, they fit you very well.

Now, they don't fit me anymore.

- What do we do? - I'll find another pair.

Don't worry.

No, today, you style your hair well.

You do what you want, but you tie your hair back.

- Don't embarrass me in front of the family.

- Hey, dad, ask me if you want to dye it.

So that it holds.

Yes, well, whatever. Come on, tie your hair.

Did you buy her a pink puffer jacket?

That's non-negotiable!

Subtitles: Émilie Nicolas

Captioning: TransPerfect Media France