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BASED ON THE WORK "EL PADRE" BY FLORIAN ZELLER

Dad? It's me.

Dad?

There you are.

- What are you doing here? - What do you think?

What has happened?

Any.

- Tell me. - I have just done it. Nothing has happened.

- Nothing happened? - Do not.

I just talked to her to the phone.

And? What does that prove?

You can't keep behaving like this.

It's my apartment, right? This is unbelievable.

You break in here, as if ... I don't have no idea who that woman is.

I never asked him for anything.

- She is here to help you. - To help me do what?

I do not need it. I do not need anyone.

She told me that you spoke called little bitch.

And I don't know what else.

Perhaps. I do not remember.

She-she was crying. - Why did you call her a little bitch?

No. she told me you talked to her physically threatened.

Me?

Physically?

She has no idea what she's talking about.

This woman is absolutely crazy. Believe me.

The best thing is that she leaves. Believe me.

Above all because...

Why?

I didn't want to tell you this but since you must know,

I suspect she was ...

- She... - She was what?

- She was stealing from me. - Angela?

Of course not. What are you talking about?

I tell you that she stole my watch.

- Your watch? - Yes. Yes.

- Isn't it more likely that you've lost it? - No. I already had my suspicions.

So I set him up.

I left my watch somewhere outside to see if she took it or ...

Where? Where did you leave it?

I don't know and I don't remember.

All I know is that it's not in Nowhere. I can not find it.

There is your proof. That girl he stole my watch. She know she did.

Yes.

What is the problem?

I don't know what to do.

We need to talk, Daddy.

That's what we're doing, Right?

No, I mean, seriously.

This is the third time ...

I tell you that I don't need it not her, not anyone else.

I can cope very well only me.

It was not easy to find her. This is not easy.

She looked very good. Lots of great qualities.

And now he doesn't want to work here anymore.

You are not listening to what I am saying.

That girl stole my watch.

I will not live with a thief Do you understand?

Have you looked under the bathtub?

- What? - Under the bathtub, next to the pipes,

- where you hide your valuables. - How do you know?

- Tell me the truth. - I just know.

- Have you been checking my hideout? - Do not.

So how do you know it's there? Where do I keep my valuables?

Found it by accident.

- You ... - Dad.

�Dad�!

Where are you going?

I haven't touched anything!

Have you found it then?

- What? - Your watch.

Yes.

Do you realize that Angela had nothing to do with it?

Just because I hid it luckily, just in time.

If not, I'd be sitting here talking to you...

without knowing what time it is.

It's five o'clock, in case she interests you.

I'm interested.

Forgive me for breathing.

- Have you taken your pills? - Yes.

Why do you look at me like if something was wrong?

Everything is fine, Anne.

The world is spinning.

You have always been like this. A worry.

While your sister ...

By the way, where is it? Do you know anything about her?

I'm asking you a question.

I'm going to have to move, dad.

I'm going to have to leave London.

Really?

Why?

We already talked about this. Do you remember?

That is why you are so interested in that this nurse live with me?

Obviously, that's it.

The rats are already leaving the ship.

I won't be here.

I won't be able to come here every day. You have to understand, dad.

Yes.

So you go.

When? I mean, why?

I have met someone.

�T�?

Yes.

- You mean a man? - Yes.

Really?

You don't have to seem so surprised.

No, no, it's just that, I mean...

You have to admit that since ...

- James? - James.

There haven't been many ...

- What do you do? - Lives in Paris.

So I'm going to go live there.

You in Paris?

You're not going to do that, are you?

She wakes up. They don't even speak English there.

So, if I understood correctly,

you will be leaving me.

Is that it?

You are leaving me.

Dad.

What will become of me?

Obviously, this is very important to me,

If not, I would not go.

I ... I really love him.

And I can see you often again.

Weekends.

But I can't leave you here alone. That is not possible.

So yes ...

If you refuse to have a caregiver, I'll have to...

Will you do what?

What thing?

You have to understand, dad.

Anne?

What are you going to have to do?

Anne?

Anne?

Is there someone there?

Is everything okay?

Who are you?

- Excuse me? - Who are you?

What are you doing here?

What are you doing in my apartment?

Anthony, it's me, Paul.

Who?

What are you doing here?

I live here.

- T? - Yes.

- Do you live here? - Yes.

Do you live here, in my apartment?

This is very funny.

What is this nonsense?

I'm going to call Anne.

Your daughter.

Yes, thank you. I know who Anne is.

Do you know Anne? Are you friends with her?

I'm talking to you!

Do you know Anne?

I am her husband.

-Her husband hers? - Yes.

Since when?

For ten years.

Yes, yes.

Of course, yes, yes.

Obviously.

Ten years already? But I thought ...

They're not ...

- separated? - Who?

- Me and Anne? - Yes, right?

Do not.

Are you sure?

Yes, Anthony.

But this from France,

Wasn't she supposed to I was going to Paris to ...

- I wasn't going to ... - Hi, honey. Yes, it's me.

No, it is that your father does not is very well.

I think he would like to see you.

Good. Don't take too long.

He's just doing some shopping.

She will come ...

- in a minute. - Good.

She told me...

The other day he told me that he she was going to live in Paris.

-She told me. - To Paris?

- Yes. - What is she going to do in Paris?

Met a Frenchman.

I don't think so, Anthony.

Yes, she did it herself. She told me another day. I am not an idiot.

She told me that she was moving to go live with him. Y...

I even remember telling him that it was a stupid idea,

because they don't even speak English there.

- You don't know anything about this? - Do not.

What?

- Have I screwed up? - Do not worry.

He hasn't mentioned it to me, but I'm sure that he intends to do so.

- So, you don't know about the French? - Do not.

Snails.

It does not matter. Cheer up!

They all end up leaving sooner or later.

I speak from experience.

Do you want to drink something while we wait?

A glass of water? Fruit juice?

No, I was ...

I was going to say something.

Yes. It's for that girl that nurse.

- Laura? - I forgot the name.

That girl that your wife insists on giving me.

You know about this. As if she were unable to manage alone.

She told me, your wife told me that she needed the help of this ...

Even though I can manage perfectly on my own.

Even if I have to go abroad, to Paris, your wife.

You see, I don't understand why you insist on ...

Look at me Just look at me.

- Paul. - That's right, Paul.

Look at me well. I can still manage on my own.

Don't you think?

I mean, I'm not completely ...

Do you agree? Of course you agree.

But she.

I don't know where it comes from this stupid obsession.

She has always been like this, since I was little.

The thing is, it's not very bright.

You know, it's not very ...

It's not very smart. She inherited it from her mother.

I think she tries to do her best she that she can for you, Anthony.

The best that she can the best she can, yeah.

I never asked him for anything.

She don't know what is plotting against me,

but he's up to something.

She's up to something I know that.

I suspect that she wants to put me in a home for ...

Yes, I have seen the signs.

But let me be absolutely clear.

I'm not leaving my apartment.

I'm not leaving my apartment!

- This is not your apartment, Anthony. - Excuse me?

If you remember, you moved here ...

You moved into our house while you were waiting ...

What to?

To a new caregiver.

Because you fought with the last one. With Angela.

Did I do it?

That's why you stay in our home while you wait.

- So, James ... - Paul.

Right, Paul.

Are you telling me that this is your house?

Yes.

Now I have heard it all.

- It's me. - There it is.

What is happening?

Not much. Your father seemed a bit confused.

Is something wrong?

What is this nonsense?

What are you talking about?

Where is Anne?

Sorry?

Anne. Where is she?

I am here.

I just came down to do some shopping. And I'm back.

I see.

What have you bought?

Chicken. Sounds good? Are you hungry?

Yes, why not?

Here, let me have this. I'll take care of everything.

Thanks.

Paul said don't you felt very good.

I'm fine tranks.

You look...

concerned.

Is not that...

Just what?

Hey.

Tell me.

I was preparing a cup of tea in the kitchen.

I was alone in the apartment and suddenly I heard ...

a noise. Then, I came in and there was your husband.

Who?

- Your husband. - What husband?

Well, yours, my dear. Not mine.

James?

Your husband.

I'm not married, dad.

Sorry?

I got divorced more than five years ago.

You remember.

- Well then, who is that? - Who?

Are you doing this on purpose? The one that just came out with the chicken.

- The chicken? - You delivered a chicken a minute ago.

What are you talking about, daddy?

You have not delivered a chicken to someone?

- The chicken! - What chicken?

What are you talking about, daddy?

Good, He was here just now.

I think you are wrong. There is no one here.

- It has disappeared. - Who?

The man with the chicken?

Your husband!

Why are you smiling?

No reason. Sorry. Sorry.

All this nonsense to me he's freaking out.

What's up, daddy?

Something weird is happening here.

Believe me, there is something weird going on.

Come sit down. Go.

Do not worry.

Everything will take care of itself.

I don't know.

Yes, I will.

Do not worry.

Have you taken your medication?

What does that have to do with it?

We are going to give you your medication.

The afternoon dose.

Then you will feel better.

It takes a while like this.

Things are happening strangers around us.

Haven't you noticed?

There was a man who said that this was not my apartment.

A man looking really unfriendly.

A bit like your husband, but worse.

It's the best so far, don't you think? In my apartment. He told me.

But...

This is my apartment.

Isn't it?

Anne?

Isn't it?

Tell me Anne this is really my apartment.

Isn't it?

Thanks.

Yes.

I know.

I know.

No. You can't imagine difficult that is sometimes.

The other day, he didn't even recognize me.

I know.

Yes.

Thanks.

As long as you like it that's the main thing, right?

And know that I will be happy.

Yes.

It's not a good idea. Yes, absolutely.

I hope so.

He seemed nice on the phone.

Good, I'll tell you how it turns out.

Yes.

Good.

Right, right.

Good. Speak soon. Lots of love. Goodbye

- Hello. - Hello. I'm not very early, am I?

No, no, not at all. Happens.

- Happens. - Thanks.

So it happens.

- Thanks for coming. - Okay.

My father is in his room. Do you want something to drink?

- No, thanks. - Good. Please make yourself comfortable.

Me...

Yes, well I told you,

- my father is upset by the whole idea ... - Okay.

Yes, so it can cause ...

I think it's pretty mad at me.

I tell you, because he is capable of react unexpectedly.

Has he lived alone until now?

Yes. He was in an apartment not far from here.

Which worked.

And I could visit it practically every day.

But we had to reach another agreement.

- It was no longer viable. - I understand.

He has had several caregivers, one after another.

Find it difficult relate to them.

He has the manners of him.

That's why I moved it here with me.

But, I'm finding it quite hard to manage by myself.

It's too much because I have to work and that's why I need someone to help me.

- Did I hear the doorbell? - Dad. Yes.

Ding-dong.

- I would like you to meet Laura. - How are you, sir?

I explained that Laura was coming today ...

to get to know each other.

- Hello. - Hello.

- I say you are beautiful. - Thanks.

But I...

Haven't we met before?

No, I don't think so.

Are you sure? I have the clear impression of having seen you before.

So Laura has come to see us,

so that a idea of ​​how you live

and to what extent could it help you.

I know, my dear. I know. I already You've said it hundreds of times

My daughter has...

a tendency to repeat itself.

But you know how it is, it's a matter of age.

Do you want a drink?

He's very kind, but no, thank you.

An aperitif? Are you sure?

A little snack. Time for a snack, huh?

Wait, now I'm back.

She goes to get her watch.

- I must say it's lovely. - Yes. Not always.

Just as she thought, Aperitif time!

I have two watches. I've always had two.

One on my wrist and the other in my head.

It has always been that way.

- Now, what would you like, young lady? - Dad.

I am allowed to offer our guest a drink, isn't it? What is it going to be?

- What are you going to drink? - A small whiskey.

I will take the same.

Splendid. Two small whiskeys on the way.

Anne, please.

Okay, anne, I'm not going to offer you a drink.

She never touches alcohol. Not a drop.

- It's true. - Never. Not a drop, yes.

That's why it seems so ...

- So what? - Sober.

Her mother was the same. The woman sober I've ever known.

Dear.

What a fool.

While her little sister hers was quite a different story.

Does she have two daughters?

Even though i barely have news of the other.

Anyway, she was always my favorite.

She was a painter. Look, there it is.

"La Pirueta". Beautiful, huh?

Yes, it is.

Yes.

A stunning girl.

I don't understand why ever she gets in touch. Ever.

Your whiskey.

- Thanks. - Health.

I'd give everything I have for a drink of whiskey. Don't you agree?

Good, I don't have that much, so ...

Really? What do you do?

I take care of other people.

Other people?

Yes, my job is to help people who need help.

Sounds like those girls that You always try to leave me

It must be hard work, huh?

Spend all day with one of those ...

I couldn't bear it. Am I right?

What about you? What do you do?

He was a dancer.

- Were you? - Yes.

- Dad. - What?

- You were an engineer. - What do you know about that?

Yes, tap was my specialty.

- Really? - You seem surprised.

- A little. - Why?

You don't believe me or is it hard for you to imagine?

Of course. The thing is... I have always liked the tap.

You, really? I am still great at that. I will show you.

Very good. Why are you laughing?

Sorry. Sorry.

I know who it reminds me of.

Who?

Lucy. Lucy, when she was younger.

- Lucy? - Yes, my other daughter.

That's right. There is a resemblance, don't you think?

- Yes, maybe. - Yes.

Yes.

And his unbearable habit of laugh foolishly.

Caught you there, huh?

The situation is very simple.

I have lived in this apartment ...

for some time.

I am very attached to him.

I bought it over 30 years ago. Can you imagine? You weren't even born.

Yes, it is a large apartment.

Beautiful. It is very big.

And I have been very happy here.

Anyway my daughter she is very interested in this one.

What are you talking about?

You see, my daughter is of the opinion of that I can't manage by myself.

So you moved in with me apparently to help me,

With this man I met not long ago right after your divorce.

Yes.

That he has a very bad influence about her, I have to tell you.

What are you talking about, daddy?

So she now she wants to convince me that I really can't get by on my own.

And the next stage will be send me away. I don't know where.

It will be a much more efficient way to take over my apartment.

But, it's not going to be like that.

Sorry dear. I better tell you now.

I will not leave this apartment soon.

I'm going to live longer than you.

That both.

I don't know ...

But regarding my daughter, yes.

In fact, I'm going to make a declaratory about it.

I'm going to inherit from her. Not the other way around.

And on the day of his funeral, I will give a little speech.

To remind everyone ruthless and manipulative that she was.

I'm really sorry about this.

Why? She gets it perfectly. You're the one who doesn't.

See I've been trying convince her for months,

that i can manage very good on my own.

But ... she refuses to listen to me.

I don't need anybody's help.

And I'm not leaving my apartment.

All i want is that all go to shit.

Having said that...

it has been a great pleasure.

See you around. See ya.

I'm really sorry about that.

You weren't kidding when You said he had his ways

I am really sorry.

Do not be sorry. That kind of reaction is quite normal.

Everything will be fine.

Do you believe it?

Yes.

And ...

What?

Has it turned out well?

Yes.

I think so. He said he was going to start tomorrow.

- Here? - Yes.

Good.

Yes. So we will see how goes the first day, and ...

I was worried that it would not work, but in the end, it was fine.

- It was lovely. - There it is, you see.

Yes.

It really took the charm out of her. You should have seen it.

She told him that she had been a dancer. A tap dancer.

- Do not. - Yes.

I don't know how to describe it to you. She's going to be able to ...

I think they are going to get along very well.

And then he said that she reminded him of Lucy.

Really?

How old is she?

Why does she interest you?

What is wrong with you?

If it turned out well, It's good news, right?

Yes, yes.

And?

- What's wrong with you? Tell me. - The thing is...

What?

Just now when I came back with the chicken, he didn't recognize me.

That moved me quite a bit.

I understand.

I find it really difficult.

Come give me a hug.

I saw it in her eyes. I didn't even know who I was.

As if i were a strange one for him.

- You'll have to get used to it. - I can't.

I think you can. I think that you are doing very well.

Go.

Dad.

Hello. Dinner will be ready in five minutes. Sounds good to you?

Yes, my dear. Seem right.

That seems very good to me.

Hello.

Are you hungry?

Yes, yes. But...

Do we have guests tonight?

No, why?

No reason.

Any.

Everything okay?

Have you had a good day?

Yes, very good.

Laura came.

Isn't that so, daddy? Laura has come to see us right now.

- Who? - Laura.

The young woman who came to see us.

Then we saw the doctor.

Has anyone seen my watch? It seems I have lost it.

Again?

You have probably put it in your closet. In your hiding place.

What closet?

I don't know what you're talking about. I really don't know, Anne.

What closet? There is no closet. There is no closet, right?

Can we be more discreet?

Have you looked in your closet?

It is not there. I must have lost somewhere.

- Or it was stolen. - It's not like that.

How what not?

- It couldn't have flown. - You want me to go take a look?

Very good. It is a nuisance.

I'm worried. It is very worrying. I mean...

Losing all my things, all the world only indulges, and ...

If this lasts much longer, I will be totally naked.

Y...

I won't be able to tell what time it is. Please.

Thanks.

Do you have the time?

Almost eight.

Is late.

We should not be sitting down for dinner?

Yes, in five minutes, when the chicken is done.

Are we going to eat chicken tonight?

It's the one Anne bought.

It's nice.

Your watch is ...

Is very pretty. It is...

Yes. Is it yours?

I mean, is it yours?

Yes.

May I see it?

So apparently today has turned out very well.

Yes.

Very good. Very good.

So, she looks like Lucy.

Really?

I don't know. I've never seen her.

Is not...

It went well. Anne seemed satisfied. You know, it's ...

I really don't need ... It's mainly for Anne.

Can I take a look at it? See your watch?

You are right, it is important for her to make this work.

Yes.

She has been worried about you.

And she really annoys her

when you keep doing ...

- What's with my watch? - Any.

I was just looking.

I want to check that it is ...

Check if it's ... It's nice. Beautiful.

Did you buy it?

Sorry?

Was it a gift or did you buy it?

I bought it.

Why?

I guess not did you save the receipt?

What are you talking about?

- Your watch. It is... - I was talking about Anne.

Anne?

Yes, Anne.

Yes.

I don't know why ever we get along well.

While her little sister ...

That was another story.

Do you know her? It's marvelous.

Wonderful.

I haven't seen her in months.

I can't blame her, she's ...

traveling the world I think.

She is a painter.

I would be very happy if she come to see me one day.

I would take her in my arms and We would be glued to each other

For hours and hours, as before.

Like a long time ago when I was little.

When he was still calling me:

Daddy.

Daddy.

Now that's ...

That's what he used to call me.

Nice, right? Daddy.

Can I ask you a question?

But I want an honest answer.

Nothing fancy.

Can you do that for me?

Yes.

Well then...

How long do you plan to stay here? importuning the lives of the whole world?

What happens?

What have you done to your hair?

- Any. Why? - You look good.

- Have you lost the keys? - Do not.

Hello. My father has a appointment with Dr. Sarai.

Dad, come here.

Fine thanks.

So it's you who will sign there.

I can fill these out.

Date of birth?

Friday, December 31, 1937.

- Friday? - Yes.

He is living with his daughter right now, is that so?

Yes. Until she knows go live in Paris.

No dad Why do you keep talking about Paris?

- What? - I'll stay in London.

You keep changing your mind. How do you expect that people keep up with you?

Never doubted that I live in Paris.

- Yes, it was. You told me. - No, I did not do it.

Sorry. You told me the other day.

Have you forgotten? She has forgotten.

You are suffering from memory loss. I would talk to the doctor.

- In any case, I will not go to Paris. - That is good.

Paris. There nor They even speak English.

I know how worrying that can these things be,

and things could deteriorate very quickly.

So if you need anything, give me a call. Anytime.

Thanks. Thanks for your help.

Dad?

- Thanks. - Thank you.

Hello. What happens?

What?

Agree. I'll go up in a minute.

- Thanks. - Thanks.

Sorry.

What is happening?

Not much, but I think he would like to see you.

- Where is he? - In his room.

- Leave it to me. - Thanks.

Here, leave me.

What have you done?

What is the problem?

Any.

Okay, I'm going to make dinner.

Anne?

- What? - Thanks for everything.

We have to get there to a different agreement.

How for example?

- Put him in an institution. - A residence?

Yes, a nursing home.

It would be better for him.

Why are you saying this now? Tomorrow we got this girl starting.

You're right.

We'll see. Maybe it will work very good with this girl.

You seem to think she's good.

But trust me, the doctor is right.

The time will come when ... good that she is, he's sick, Anne.

He is sick.

Dad, what are you doing standing there? Go.

Come. Come sit down.

Come on, dad.

Good.

- So today has turned out well? - Yes. Very good. Don't you agree, daddy?

- What? - You made her laugh a lot.

- Did I? -Yes, she said you were lovely.

That you had your ways, but that you were charming.

I will come tomorrow morning to start working here.

- Do you want more? - Yes, I would like it. It's a good chicken.

Don't you think? Where did you buy it?

On the ground floor. Why?

No reason. It's a good chicken.

Paul?

No, thanks.

So I'll be working days complete, right? I mean...

Yes, until six.

- And then? - What do you mean?

- After six? - I'll be here.

Are you satisfied?

With what?

You have a daughter who take good care of it.

Isn't it? You got lucky.

- You're also lucky. - Do you think so?

- What's wrong with her? - Anne?

She is tired.

She needs a little sun.

Yes.

You have to take care of her, champion.

Why don't they go somewhere?

Why?

Sometimes i wonder if you do it on purpose.

What?

Any.

We had ...

planned to go to Italy.

But we had to cancel at the last moment.

- Do you know why? - Do not.

For your fight with Angela.

We were not able to leave and leave you alone.

We had to cancel our vacation and bring you here.

Now you're going to stay here.

Forever, if I understand well.

She has forgotten.

- It's unbelievable. - Enough already.

- Stop what? - You're being a bit ...

- A little what? - Sarcastic.

No, I am not.

I think I'm being very, very patient here. Very patient, believe me.

- Did you take the chicken? - Sorry, yeah. Do you want more?

- Is he in the kitchen? - Yes, I'll bring you more.

No, I will bring it.

- Why do you say those things? - What did I say?

I UNDERSTAND COMPLETEly your feelings.

- No, you don't understand. - I understand. But what I don't understand is ...

You do a lot for him,

and I respect you for it.

I mean, you took the decision to bring it here and ...

You know, why not? But...

How can I put this?

I think you have to find a different solution.

- He's totally lost. - Stop talking like that.

How do you want me to talk? I am telling the truth.

We have to get to a different arrangement.

- How for example? - Put it in an institution.

- A residence? - Yes, a nursing home.

It would be better for him.

Why are you saying this now? Tomorrow we got this girl starting.

Yes, you are right. We'll see.

Maybe it works very good with this girl.

You seem to think she is good.

But trust me the doctor is right, Anne.

The time will come when ... good that she is, he's sick, Anne.

He is sick.

Dad, what are you doing standing there? Come sit down.

Come on, dad.

Dad, come and sit down.

Dad.

DR. A. SARAI DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

Please don't hang up the line, while we try to connect you.

The number you call knows you're waiting.

Please don't hang up the line while we try to connect you.

The number you call knows you're waiting.

This is Dr. Sarai.

Hello?

Hello?

Dad?

Have you gotten up yet?

Did you sleep well?

Anne, where are these from?

I'll bring you some tea, before she arrives?

- Where is the painting? - What painting?

Lucy's.

You are mixing this with your apartment. There has never been a painting there.

Come have breakfast.

Anne.

Look.

You see.

Anne?

Here's her tea.

- What? - Do not let it get cold.

- Where is Anne? She-she She's out.

- Really? Already? - Yes.

She will come back. At the end of the day. I will look for your medication.

-No, she waits. - I'll be back.

I'm going to get your medication.

Shit.

- What time is it? - It's time for the medication.

Better to take them now. So end it. Don't you think?

This little blue is the one you like.

Her little blue pill. Look, it's a pretty color, huh?

- Can I ask you a question? - Yes.

Are you a nun?

Do not.

So why are you talking to me like I'm retarded?

- I? - Yes.

- But I do not do it. - Your little blue pill.

Your little blue pill ...

- Yes. - Sorry. I did not mean...

It's really unpleasant.

You'll see when you get to my age what will happen sooner than you think.

I apologize.

It will not happen again.

Tell me...

Have you noticed something?

From what?

- Well, you know, my apartment. - What about him?

Well, she has changed.

Do you think?

Yes.

Those chairs, for example.

Ah, there.

- Who put them there? - I don't know. His daughter, I imagine.

Obviously my daughter, obviously.

Anyway, it's extraordinary don't even ask for my opinion.

I wanted to apologize yes I have been a little ...

- the last time we met. - Okay.

His daughter warned me. He told me he had his ways.

Yes.

It is incredible how much that you look like Lucy.

Anne told me what happened to her. Sorry. I didn't know.

- What? -About her accident.

What accident?

How?

What are you talking about?

No problem.

Are you taking your medication? So, let's dress him up.

- You see it? - What?

You talk to me like I'm retarded.

- No, I don't! - You do.

It's not like that ...

- Yes. - Me...

And to dress him. And his little blue pill.

The thing is, I'm very smart. You have to take it into account.

Do you understand?

Yes, I will keep that in mind.

Good. Thank you.

Yes, it is true. I'm very smart.

Sometimes I even surprising myself.

I have an elephant memory.

- Do you know that animal? - Yes, yes.

He has forgotten his pills.

What are they doing there?

- Can I get you another glass of water? - No, don't bother.

I'll swallow them with ... You see, that cup of tea.

- Are you sure? - Yes, totally. Look here.

You will see. Are you looking?

- Yes. - Look carefully. Okay?

I put them in my mouth.

- Watch carefully. - Yes, I'm looking.

Good.

Good cup of tea.

Hey and hurry.

The job is done.

- Bravo. - Yes.

You know...

I worked a little in a circus, when he was young.

- Did he? - Yes.

- Do you want me to teach you some magic? - Why don't we dress him first?

- Now? - Yes.

- No, not now. - Yes.

- Do not. - Yes.

Why? What is the point of him?

I'll just have to go back to put on my pajamas later.

- It could save some time. - I see what you mean.

But ... if she stays in her pajamas, we won't be able to get out.

Where do you want to go?

- To the park. - God!

- It's a good day. - Everything okay?

- Good. Let's dress him up. - But...

Everything okay, Anthony?

Is something wrong?

Nerd.

In fact, I just wanted to talk to you.

- With me? - Yes.

- I'll go pick up our things. - No, don't go.

- I'll be back. - Do not leave me alone.

I'll be in the next room. I'm coming back right now.

Can I ask you a question?

Yes.

But I want an honest answer. Nothing fancy. Can you do that for me?

Yes.

Well then...

How long do you plan to stay here ...

importuning the lives of the whole world?

- Who, me? - Yes, you. I would like to know your opinion.

Do you intend to continue ruining your daughter's life?

Or is it too much to expect you behave reasonably ...

in the near future?

- What are you talking about? - From you, Anthony.

Of you. Your attitude.

Leave that. I will not allow it.

- You won't allow it? - Do not.

Suppose I do it again So what will you do?

- Me... - Yes?

You will have to face me physically.

You say it to tempt me?

See me too there is something that I will not allow.

Import the lives of everyone. From a certain age.

No, leave that. Leave that.

Yes, I will not tolerate that. I find it totally inappropriate.

Enough already. Enough.

Dad, what happened? What is wrong with him?

Dad.

Nothing happens. Is it because of your watch?

Is that the reason? I found it, look.

Nothing happens. Do not Cry.

Do not Cry. You'll be fine now. Everything will be fine.

You will be fine.

Let's eat our chicken, okay? You like chicken, right?

What time is it?

It's eight o'clock. Time to eat.

Eight o'clock at night?

I thought it was morning.

I just woke up. Look, I'm still in my pajamas.

No, it is night and you I have prepared a chicken.

Dad.

Nothing happens. Go.

Let's go, love. Go.

Daddy, it's okay.

Daddy.

�Dad�?

Dad, are you asleep?

Anne?

Anne?

Dad, it's me.

Lucy?

�Dad�?

Dad.

Lucy?

Dad.

Dad?

Have you gotten up yet?

I bring you a tea, before she arrives?

Dad.

- Good morning. - Sit down. It is ready.

- Are you hungry? - Yes.

Today you have a visitor. Do you remember?

Do you remember, dad?

How could I forget it? You never stop talking about her.

It shouldn't take long.

- So early? - Yes.

- Last night I dreamed of her. - With Laura?

Yes. Well, I think I did.

I could see his face.

You know, I ...

It really reminded me of your sister.

Yes, you said that yesterday.

Well if you're happy I am happy.

It seems very nice.

- Sweet and efficient. - Yes.

I think I'll take good care of you.

- I like it. - Good.

We should dress you before she arrives.

Who?

Laura, your new caregiver, the one that you like.

- Yes, yes, yes. - Yes.

Yes.

We will put a jacket on you, before she arrives.

And the pants.

Yes.

She said she liked it very much to meet you yesterday.

You gave him a little number.

- Did I? - Yes.

You convinced her that you knew how to dance

and that you were very good dancing tap.

- Who, me? - Yes.

And what did she say?

Said he hoped that someday you gave him a demonstration.

That's funny.

I didn't know he knew how to tap dance. Did you know?

Do not.

- Hidden talents. - Apparently, yes.

- Is it her? - I hope so.

But I am not prepared. I'm not even dressed.

- It does not matter. You can get dressed later. - No wait. I'm not even ...

- I should dress up. - It does not matter.

Does it matter!

- He's at the door. - Do not leave me alone. Look...

What will she think of me?

I have to be well dressed.

Why do you have to make everything difficult?

You can get dressed later. Do not worry.

- I'll be mortified. - No, you won't.

I will.

- Laura, hi. - Hello. I'm not very early, am I?

No, no, not at all. Happens. We are in the kitchen.

- Here we are. About to get dressed. - Hello.

- Anne, who is this? - Hi, Anthony.

But, Anne, it's not her.

Dad.

Do you want to drink something, a coffee or ...

- No, thanks. - Have you had breakfast?

- I'm fine. - Me...

I do not want it. Where is the one that I like?

What are you talking about? Say hello to Laura.

There is something that she does not have sense in this.

- Has no sense. -Does she remember me? We met yesterday.

We were getting to know each other.

I said I would come back

just to see how things are done here

and see if I can help you.

Do you remember?

Dad? Can I talk to you?

How can I say this?

Do you remember the first time you came to stay with me? It was just ...

It was a parenthesis, because you you had a fight with Angela and ...

I was wondering if it wouldn't be better ...

What do you think of this room? She is pretty, right?

- You can see the park. - Really?

Is very pretty.

It's a bit like being in a Hotel, Don't you think?

All the residents say so.

I think you would be better off here.

Where?

Here.

I think it would be more reassuring and nice for you,

yes we reached a decision joint that you live here.

What do you think?

Well, what about you? What would you do? Where ...

Where would you sleep? In what room?

Well if you remember I'm going to live in Paris.

No, you won't.

I will. Do you remember?

I've told you everything. Do you remember?

But, you said ...

- Are you sure? - Yes.

But you told me ...

that you were going to stay here with me.

No, I have to go. It is important.

I have explained everything to you.

I will see you again, from time to time, weekends.

What about me?

You're staying here in London.

Me alone?

- What about your sister? Where is she? - Oh, dad ...

If you knew how much that I miss her.

Me too. I miss her too, daddy. We all miss her.

Anne?

Did I sleep well?

What am I doing here?

Is the time.

I haven't asked for the time. I asked you what you were doing here.

Where is Anne?

I brought you your medication.

Why don't you go to the shit with your medication?

- Are you a nurse? - Yes.

You are. I see. That's.

You are a nurse.

Yes.

That's what she was thinking. You give the type. Typical nurse.

What are you doing here?

- Excuse me? - What are you doing here?

I am taking care of you.

Don't tell me, really? Taking care of me?

Good, It is the first time I hear it.

Since when?

For a few weeks.

A few weeks?

I'm glad to hear it.

Incredible. Nobody tells me anything in this house.

- I thought we were going to have a new one. - A new what?

A nurse. A new nurse.

The one that looks a bit like Lucy, my other daughter.

I met her the other day. Came here, right?

Will the medication be taken?

I was supposed to start this morning.

Laura Isn't it?

I think you're mixing things up Anthony.

The one that reminds me of Lucy.

- Yes, of course. - Yes, of course.

Time to take my medication.

Yes.

It will not be timed by minutes, Right?

Where is Anne?

Your daughter is not here, Anthony.

- Where is she? Has she gone out? -If she remembers,

she lives in Paris.

No no no no.

I thought about going ...

but in the end, she didn't.

She has been there for several months now.

My daughter, in Paris?

No no no. They don't even speak English there.

Look.

Yesterday, this postcard that I sent you, we read it together.

Does she remember? Look.

I tell him every day.

She lives in Paris, because she met a man named paul

and he is who she lives with now.

She comes to see him sometimes.

- Anne? - Yes.

From time to time, she comes to spend the weekend.

She comes here and they go Take a walk in the park.

And she tells him about her new life, of what she does.

The other day he brought you coffee, because she likes coffee.

I hate coffee.

I only drink you.

- Is everything okay? - Good. We were getting dressed.

Everything okay?

Yes.

- There you have it. - Thanks. Have a nice day.

Bye.

That, that, who is it?

Who?

He, who just left.

That's Bill.

Bill?

- Yes. - Are you sure?

Yes. Why?

There is no reason. I just ...

I just, I ... How do I say it?

What are you doing here?

Here in my apartment? Do I know him?

It's Bill. He sees it every day.

Do I do it?

- And you ... - What?

Sorry to ask this, but ...

I mean, you, who ...

Who are you exactly?

I am Catherine.

Catherine. That's right.

Yes, yes, yes.

Catherine.

- And this is Bill. - Yes.

What about me?

And who ...

Is it exactly me?

�T�?

You are Anthony.

Anthony?

Yes.

Anthony. That is a nice name.

Anthony, don't you think?

Yes that is a very nice name.

I imagine my mother gave it to me.

- Do you know her? - Who?

To my mother.

- She... - Do not.

She had ... She ...

She had very big eyes.

Now I can see her face.

She was ... I hope she ...

she come see me sometime.

You think ... Mommy.

You said that I could come once now and then on the weekend.

Her daughter.

Do not.

My mommy.

I want my mommy.

I want my mommy. I want to get out of here.

That... Someone come get me.

Calm...

Nerd. I want my mommy. I want her to come get me.

I want to go home.

What's up, Anthony?

What happens?

I feel like she's ...

I feel like I'm Losing all my leaves

- Your leaves? - Yes.

What do you mean?

The branches, the wind and the rain.

I no longer know what is happening.

Do you know what is happening?

This whole apartment thing.

Me... I no longer have a place to lay my head.

But I do know that my watch is on my wrist, I just know.

For my travel.

If not, I ...

I don't know if I'm going to ...

be prepared for ...

To...

First...

we'll get dressed, okay?

Yes.

Let's get dressed

and then we'll go for a walk through the park, okay?

Yes.

Good.

With the trees and all the leaves.

Then we will come back here and we'll eat something.

Yes.

And then you can take your nap Okay?

Yes.

And later, you feel in good shape,

we can go give another little walk in the park.

- Just the two of us. - Yes.

Because it is a beautiful day.

It's sunny outside.

And we have to go while it's sunny.

- We have to seize that opportunity. - Yes.

Cause it never lasts long when the weather is so good, right?

Do not.

So ... Let's get dressed.

Is it okay?

Do not.

- Go. - Do not.

Come on, honey.

Nothing happens. Go.

Quiet.

Calm.

You'll feel good in a minute I promise.

Everything will be fine ...

The Father (2020) A translation of TaMaBin