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It's him for me
And me for him in this life

He told me so

Swore it for life

And whenever I see him

I feel it inside me

My beating heart

Bravo!

Bravo!

My dear friends, I'm honored
to be here with you tonight.

We have much to celebrate.

But we have much to mourn as well.

I would like to ask you all
to help me with something.

This next song is dedicated to those
who have lost someone to the war.

If you are in mourning for a loved one,
would you please stand?

Christian.

No, I cannot.

- For Catherine.
- I am not in mourning.

Catherine will return home.

Do it for me then. For my father.

Be with me.

We were fond of each other

As lovers do

And then one day you left me

I've been heartbroken ever since

I see you all over the sky

I see you everywhere on earth

You're my joy and my sun

My night, my days, my clear dawns

You're everywhere
'Cause you're in my heart

You're everywhere
'Cause you're my happiness

All the things around me

I find that

Wonderful

Christian. Jacques.

Georges.

You're presenting
more splendidly than ever.

I'm so pleased to see you.

- Georges.
- I simply adored your work

at Théâtre de la Mode,
and I haven't had a moment to tell you.

- That's very kind.
- Stunning, truly.

You restored glory to Paris couture.

Georges, you flatter too much.

I flatter to a purpose.

I'm on a hunt... A cigarette?

- No, thank you.
- No.

I'm on a hunt for a new designer
to take over my role at Philippe & Gaston.

Boussac has elevated me
to some upper management.

Might you know someone?

Georges, how can you talk business

after such a transcendent performance
by Mademoiselle Piaf?

Don't you ever rest, Georges?

Boussac doesn't sleep,
and so I don't either.

- Sounds exhausting.
- It is.

And now I'm on a quest
to find my own replacement.

Is it true Balmain quit?

Well... No, he left to open his own house.

And so, now Lelong
has me interviewing other designers

to fill his shoes.

Seems fate has saddled us
with similar tasks.

Indeed.

So, while I am interviewing designers,

if one does not quite meet our aesthetic

but might meet yours, then you will know.

Yes, please. Throw me a scrap.

However, the right person
might be the one in the mirror.

No, I'm very happy where I am with Lelong.

Fair enough.

Auntie, I love a sleepover.

I love them too.

Did you know I never had any sleepovers
when I was little?

- Never?
- No, never.

Why?

I was barely older than you are now
and utterly on my own.

I had to do everything for myself.

That's so scary.

You'll never be alone, Gabrielle.

Promise?

Yes.

Because you have me and your father
to look after you.

And Monsieur Claude.

Yes.

And Monsieur Claude.

Mademoiselle,
you always ask me to be direct.

Yes, direct is best.

André,

your condition is severe
and only getting worse.

That can't be.
He's following all of your directives.

He's resting.
And he's going to rest even more.

I'm purchasing an estate
with light and calm.

We're finalizing the contract
this afternoon.

Tuberculosis is hard to turn around.

But there's a colleague in Denmark

who is developing
an experimental treatment

which is having some success.

Then André must get it.

What will we tell Gabrielle?

That you're getting better.

Monsieur Lelong is adamant
that we interview more designers today.

- Not now.
- And your first is in one hour

with a young Italian tailor named Pietro,
who just moved to Paris.

No, you are merciless.
You know, the day dwindles.

I have work to do. I should be designing.

So Madame Zehnacker... No, y...
Please, attend to this whatever...

this Italian, whatever his name is, please.

His name is easy to remember.
He's changed it to "Pierre."

What? No, we can't possibly
replace one Pierre with another.

Well, then call him by his last name,
which is Cardin.

And I think he has talent.

So hire him.

One hour.

I can create much more
than hats, skirts and evening gowns.

Monsieur Pierre Cardin.

It has a sexuality to it, yeah?

And a "rawrness."

Yes. And tell me, Mr. Cardin,
did you design, cut, sew this blazer?

Monsieur,

since seven years old, I have been sewing.

I know it better, way better,
than I know how to breathe.

Hire me, and I will design and sew
couture finer than you could ever dream.

No!

Check the stitching, the line.

It is my reason for living.

Are you always this excited?

Monsieur Dior, may I have a minute?

Yes, okay.

Do I even want to know
what's going on here?

That's up to you.

Monsieur Cardin,
you are very entertaining.

We will be making a decision shortly.

It's very nice to meet you
and your talent.

Did I get the job?

That is the first time
I've seen Monsieur Dior laugh in months.

Put your trousers back on.

Yes.

I received a call this morning
from Georges Vigouroux.

Georges.

Yeah. He's looking for designers,
asked me if I knew any.

He was also asking
if you were under contract with me.

It's been months, Christian.

You still haven't signed my offer.

Do you want better terms? More money?

No. It's not that, monsieur.

I kept the lights on during the war

so that we could arrive
at this moment together.

It's Catherine.

She's coming home.

She is?

I'm so relieved. Why didn't you tell me?
When?

No, there's no exact date.

But when she does, I will need time
to be able to help her

in whatever way I can.

Come. Let me show you.

Look at all the orders
that have been placed.

Have a read.

I need your creativity,
your elegance of design.

I'm grateful.

My advice? It's best to keep busy.

Do not let the years slip away, waiting
for the unknown to become known.

- She's coming back.
- You can't know that.

I don't mean to be harsh,
and I'm not saying don't have hope,

but you can't know it.

You have had my contract
for four and a half months.

It is time for you to commit,
or I must move on to the next generation.

You must sign it. Now.

What do you think, sweetheart?

It's my favorite house I've ever seen.

Then I will buy it.

Hello, darlings!

Hello!

Please forgive my tardiness.

Gabrielle approves of this house.
We'll take it.

Forgive me,
but I just spoke with the sellers.

Apparently, a slight problem has arisen

with the release of funds
from your French bank.

Impossible.

The French government is refusing
to let your assets cross the border.

Aunt Coco, do you see the view?

We'll ask your lawyer to handle this.

Yes. Phone my lawyer, René de Chambrun.

He can simply get a promissory note
from my Zurich account.

Credit is not being extended
so easily, my dear.

The sellers are entertaining other offers.

Let me speak to these people directly.

Coco, it's not worth the stress.
We'll find another home.

We can't live here?

What will solve this problem?

Hard currency.

Can you pay cash?

Selling your assets now
would not be good for business, Coco.

This is not a business decision.
This is a life decision.

Well, as your friend, I'm telling you,

it's too volatile a market
to raise cash in.

André needs this house to recover.

And as your lawyer,
you're paying me for my advice.

Well, today I'll pay you to follow mine.

Sell whatever's needed
to raise the funds, René.

I need cash. I need this house.
Get it done.

I'm sorry to bother.

Can I see your paper when you're finished?

Of course.

Madame, are you okay?

These camps...

What they're saying about them...

My daughter is in a camp.

But she will be okay. I know she will.

She will.

After we finish shopping, I was thinking

we could eat cake
and have some chamomile tea. Mmm?

Holy shit!

Mademoiselle, you've been spraying
the perfume for five minutes now.

You must make a purchase or leave.

Could you stop spraying it?
Half the bottle is gone.

So you told me
you're expecting a dozen more bottles?

This week. And another four dozen
will be arriving at my uncle's shop.

I know for a fact
there's a shortage of No. 5.

They must be counterfeit.

Please. I'm sure Mademoiselle Chanel
runs a well-guarded business

to protect against fakes.

I'll buy all 60 bottles.

Send them to the Hotel Beau Rivage.

- All of them?
- Yes, all of them.

And to whom should I send the charge?

Mademoiselle Coco Chanel.

Coco Cha...

Have them sent straightaway.
I'll keep this one for now.

- Thank you.
- Yes.

Gabrielle.

Do not get involved in this right now.

Who is making my perfume, René?

The Wertheimers.

They opened a factory
in Hoboken, New Jersey.

I'm trying to find out
how they're doing it,

but my calls are not being returned.

Sue them.

Don't underestimate the French thirst
for revenge.

They want retribution
against anyone with Nazi connections.

It's all lies.

When you attempt to use the Aryan laws

to sever your partnership
with the Wertheimers,

that did not go unnoticed.

You stick up your head right now,
you'll get it sliced off.

Then I'll call Pierre Wertheimer myself.

Mademoiselle, step back from the ledge.

Let me take care of it.

André's not in good health.

Spend time with him
and your beautiful niece.

You're right.

I don't need any more trouble. I'm tired.

Promise me
you'll follow my advice this time.

Wertheimers are survivors.
They're seen as heroes.

And me?

I don't want you seen at all!

And I haven't sold the stocks
as you asked because it was foolish.

Hello?

Henri? I'm going to ask you a question,
and I need an honest answer.

Have you produced any No. 5
in the last two years?

It hasn't been possible.

I tried to grow the flowers, but the war...

I just need to know if you have somehow
made or bottled any No. 5.

No. None.

And yet I found 60 bottles for sale
here in Switzerland.

It's the Wertheimers.

Somehow, they're manufacturing
my perfume in Hoboken.

I'm gonna send them to you.

I want to know what's in them,
what formula they're using.

You'll be able to discern it?

Yes. But 60 bottles...

Please be careful with how you ship them.
It's a small fortune.

Christian,

I may be a little bit under the influence,
but,

- I must speak my truth.
- Oh, no. Please.

You made an horrible blunder,
and you need to know it.

- A blunder? I make blunders all the time.
- Yes.

I just made one right now.

I refilled your glass.

We'll never recover. It's...

- Exactly.
- No, no, no,

turning me down.

I begged you to start a house with me.

But now I can announce
that I just secured 100,000 francs.

- Yes. Yeah.
- Cheers to you.

I heard that a lady in your life
gave you the money.

No, you have not gone
to the other side. No.

No, strumpet! Who is it?

His mommy.

No.

- Last I checked, money is money.
- Oh, no.

I'm sure your mommy wouldn't like to know

that her Pierre is gloating.

No, I would never, unless Lelong was here.

I'd gladly rub it in his obtuse,
mangled visage.

I am very happy for you, Pierre.

Yes, it really is quite something.
It really is.

It's something?

You're always so tight-lipped,
my dear Christian.

You don't think I'm worth it?

I... Tight-lipped? I'm...

You are so good, so sly, so stuck.

Don't stay with Lelong.

Who here thinks it's a good idea
for my Christian

to continue working for that charlatan

- for the rest of his life?
- Pierre, come...

I don't want you to waste away

while that hideous quack
steals your talents.

And no offense to your boss, Mr. Boussac,

the king of cotton, but mark my words.

Pierre Balmain will soon be
the king of couture!

Right after I piss.

That reminds me.

Anyone you pissed on or passed over
in your interviews

who you think could assume
my former position

running Philippe & Gaston?

There is one very talented young man,

very high-spirited.

Lelong... he doesn't want him.

Hire him instantly.

What's his name?

Pietro. Pietro, but we made him change it

to Pierre.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

No. There is only room for one Pierre.

And so,
Lelong gave you a deadline to sign?

I told him that I would keep working,

but I need to be able to stop
if she needs me.

Christian.

If who needs you?

Catherine.

When she comes back.

Christian.

It's been too long now
since she was taken and...

We've all lost parts of our heart
in this damn war.

- We must accept it.
- Listen, you can say this

about yourselves, but don't you dare
say it about me.

Don't you dare.

- Your life still has to be your own.
- It is my own.

Hello?

Yes, one moment. He's just here.

Your father.

Papa?

Yeah.

Yes.

What?

When?

Are you sure?

I'll come and see you tomorrow.

Something happened.

They found her.

Found who?

Catherine.

André?

What's happening in there?

Everything okay?

It's settling down.

I'm going to send for Dr. Weber.

- I sound worse than I feel.
- I'm not asking, I'm telling.

- Coco, I know I need to rest, but I...
- Well, we'll let Dr. Weber decide

what's best for you.

I'll make sure he gets here
for lunch today.

When do you get the keys
to your new house?

Our new house.

Soon. I'm just waiting
on some cash to come in.

I forgot to mention.

Your driver said he hadn't been paid
in a while.

He told you that?

He can wait.

Coco, have you paid him at all?

Of course. He's been driving me
for months.

I just haven't had the cash at hand
these past few weeks.

- There you are.
- The good doctor.

Join us.

So, how soon until Dr. Lehmann
comes to treat André?

Unfortunately, he's not interested
in traveling to Switzerland.

You told him who was asking
and what I'd pay?

Indeed I did.

But the good news
is he's currently in Paris

and would be glad to see
and treat André there.

I'm not leaving you.

Lehmann's our best option?

He's your only option.

André, if it were me,

I would go to Paris.

Then that's what he'll do.

You don't need to worry about me.

She was discovered alone,
wandering near Dresden.

She escaped on a death march
from one camp to another.

Got picked up by Allied forces.

Schedule has her arriving
in the next day or two. But...

What is it?

The French Ministry told me...

that many people have been dying
in transit.

I want you to meet her.

I don't think my heart could take it if...

She's made it this far.
She will make it these last few steps.

And you must bring flowers.

I heard people are bringing lilacs
for their loved ones who return.

I will bring flowers.

And I'll prepare her favorite supper.

- Christian...
- Hmm?

...you were right all this time...

to keep hope alive while mine died.

Mesdames and messieurs,
please move up to the top floor.

Please remain orderly.

Ladies and gentlemen,
they will be arriving in ten minutes.

Ten minutes.

Step forward.

Auschwitz.

- Name?
- Catherine Dior, D-I-O-R.

Patience, ladies and gentlemen.

Catherine is my sister.

She was found near Dresden.
She was in Ravensbrück.

Please, do not block the hallway.

Yes, I see her name.

They're arriving.
You must wait to the side.

Yeah, keep on moving forward.

Come on,
Children of the fatherland

The day of glory has arrived

Against us, from tyranny

The bloody banner is raised

Do you hear, in the countryside

The howling of the fierce soldiers?

They come right into our arms

To gut our sons, our women

To arms, citizens!

Form your battalions

Onward, let's march!

Let impure blood...

Beatrice! Beatrice Fuzet!

- Catherine! Catherine Dior!
- Dubois!

- Sylvie! Sylvie!
- Everyone stay calm.

Jean Dubois!

Catherine! Catherine!

I see him. I need to go in.

Please, calm down.

Beatrice! Beatrice Fuzet!

Are there more passengers? More people?

I'm sorry, sir, the trains are empty now.
Everyone has arrived.

My sister was on that train.
Why isn't she here?

I'm very sorry, sir,
but some didn't make the journey.

We lost quite a few. The bodies are here.

Sir, please.
Wait until they're all taken off.

My sister isn't here.

She's supposed to be here.
She was on the train.

It's impossible to know where everyone is.

I'm sorry for your loss, sir.

But if you wanted to
come to Paris with us, you would.

Sometimes, my dear,
things are not possible.

But if you loved us...

- I do love you.
- No, you don't.

Gabrielle, don't ever say that.

I don't believe you.

Monsieur Claude doesn't believe you
either. He wants you to come too.

Monsieur Claude is a stuffed animal.
He doesn't want anything.

I can't go. People in Paris don't want me.
Maybe they never did.

Now, I want you to promise
that you'll call if you need anything.

I need you to take care of yourself.

Be good, huh?
That will help make papa healthy.

- You'll be here when we come back?
- Where else would I go?

- I love you.
- I love you.

Go.

Perfume's all there?

Yes, mademoiselle, 59 bottles.
One broke in transit.

Did I pay for it?

No, mademoiselle.
It was taken off the bill.

You will drive them now
to meet the freight train in an hour.

A courier will be waiting to take them
to Henri in the south of France.

Be careful.
You know how valuable these bottles are.

May I trouble you?

It's been two months
since I've received a paycheck.

It will be taken care of. Lock the trunk.

When?

I beg your pardon?

If you can afford this,
can't you please consider me?

You will be considered.

Oh, my goodness. Gabrielle's bear.

Will we have time to catch them
and still make the freight train?

I don't think so.
It's two different directions.

We can catch them in time.

Mademoiselle, I really think
you have to stay here

- because I need to speed.
- Stop talking and drive.

How did you let this happen?

You've been driving me around Switzerland
for eight months now.

I'd think you'd know your way
around the engine by now.

We'll never get Monsieur Claude
to Gabrielle.

How are you going to
get the perfume to the train?

Hello!

Hello there. We seem to be stalled.

Do either of you know car engines
better than Conrad here?

Just do what they say.

- Don't let them take the car.
- On your knees, both of you!

- Stop, mademoiselle!
- Stop!

Don't let them take the car!

Wait! No! Don't shoot her.

- Please don't. Don't shoot me.
- Don't shoot her.

- She wasn't supposed to be here.
- But she is.

You know these men?

I'm telling you, don't shoot.

You owe him your life, mademoiselle.

Let's go.

I'm sorry, mademoiselle.
I told you I needed money to pay my debts.

They're all fake anyway. They stink.

Go stink up your wife!

If you'd only paid me.

Little fucker.

Please!

Oh, God.

Please!

Please!

Please! Don't you see me?

What?

Louis, who is it?

Oh, my God, mademoiselle.

What happened? Are you all right?

I'm fine. I was... Car trouble.

- Coco.
- Huh?

Oh, René.

When did you get here?

André asked me to come make sure
you stayed out of trouble.

It appears I'm too late.

- Let me help you.
- No, don't touch me.

Coco, we need more evidence
against the Wertheimers.

This isn't a fight we can win yet.

I don't want a fight.

You can't sue Jews.

I want a war.

Fucking sue them.

Catherine is not coming back.

Do you understand that?

You were wrong.

She will be here.

But she is not the answer.

The train came. She was not on it.

Christian, here is a truth.

I saw a garden when I met you.

When I touched your hand
for the first time, I saw it.

The world covered in flowers. Overgrown.

I have something for you.

What is it?

As long as it's with you,
Catherine will return.

Stop saying that!

I must stop thinking it.

She's gone. She's not coming back.

That is my future.

Christian, I merely deliver the message.

I'm telling you what it is. What will be.

Goodbye, madame.

Georges, it's Christian.

I've been thinking.

Boussac, he wants me to run
Philippe & Gaston, yes?

I want to talk.

Call him. Set up a meeting.

Thank you, Georges.

You know, 25 years ago,
I launched a revolution

with the introduction of colored cottons.

I saw the potential, and I made it happen.

They no longer called me Marcel Boussac.

I became King Cotton.

Interest, passion, risk.
That's where it all begins.

You have to have your own ideas.

Something the Germans never understood.

They just took everything and pretended
it had been theirs all along.

And anything they couldn't steal,
they trampled or destroyed.

Let me tell you,
that's no way to do business.

I might not know how to make a dress,

but I know how to make money.
I always have.

Please.

Georges tells me you're the one I need.

Georges is very kind.

Talks a big game.

That you're ascendant and determined.

So, you'd like to run Philippe & Gaston?

Well?

White lilacs.

These were the flowers we brought
for the survivors. Pardon me.

I heard.

The first arrivals from the camps.

You are mourning someone?

I keep asking myself, you know...

how do we move forward?

How are we going to forgive them?

Ourselves?

Humanity?

I was standing in the hallway
when the survivors stumbled out.

I thought...

"It's impossible."

The hopelessness in everybody's eyes.

We all felt it.

And now it's spreading onto the streets,
and it's predatory,

and it soon will be everywhere, I think.

I know what war is, Monsieur Dior,

but what do you propose we do about it?

My own house.

Pardon me?

I need you to give me my own house.

Your own couture house?

It's the only way that I know
to turn this heartbreak into...

a return to joy.

That's what I propose.

People need to feel again.
They need to dream again.

They need to live again.

And we can create a new world for them.

We should build them a beautiful garden.

These are perhaps some seeds.

I haven't heard anyone else
speak like this. Tell me more.

Jacques, are you home?

I have some interesting news.

Christian? Thank God you are back.

I tried to reach you at Boussac, but...

She just arrived.

I called the doctor. He's on his way.