All language subtitles for The New Look s01e06 If You Believed in Me.eng

[gas stove ignites]

[interrogator] Catherine.
There is a softness in your name.

Perhaps you will not be too much trouble.

You can help yourself by talking to me.

And if you don't...

I will hurt you.

[breathing heavily]

[interrogator]
And I will not stop to hurt you

until you tell me everything.

Seventy-two hours without rest.
[sighs] Don't you want to sleep?

If you don't speak to me,
this will never end.

[whimpering, gasping]

[breathes shakily]

[interrogator] There was a sixth student.

Tell me their name,
or you're going back in the ice.

- [interrogator grunts]
- [gasps, pants]

[Catherine screaming, gasping]

[panting]

- I have nothing to say to you!
- [Christian] No, no, no... [mumbles]

- [pants]
- No, no. You're safe.

You're safe. You're home.

- [whimpering, panting]
- [shushes] No, no, no. No, it's me.

- It's me. It's Christian. It's Christian.
- Please! [panting] Please!

[panting slowly]

So you told them I was suing,
and they had nothing to say?

But you need to understand
what you have started here.

[Coco] Started?

I didn't start it. I'm going to ruin them.

- Coco--
- Pierre and Paul violated my contract

when they moved production of Chanel No. 5
to America without my consent.

Behind my back.

That's for a court to decide.

This will be attack
and counterattack and--

Goddamn it, René.
Are you going to do your job,

or do I have to come back home
and do it for you?

I need money.

[Baroness] I have organized a lunch
with the wealthiest women in Switzerland.

If they like you, they will pay you
a lot of money to dress them.

[Coco] Hi. Oh. Hello.

- Hello.
- [Coco] Nice to meet you.

- [aristocrat] You too.
- [laughs]

- Hello. Nice to meet you.
- Hello. How are you? [chuckles]

- Have they not seated you?
- No, not yet.

Sorry.
Uh, seat us all at my table, please.

Certainly, mademoiselle.
And may I have a quick word?

Yes?

- [whispering] Mademoiselle, your account--
- [sighs]

I don't have time to discuss this, hmm?
You have my word. I will pay.

Please now, this is an important lunch.
Step aside.

Tell me, how is André faring?

Oh, he and Gabrielle arrived in Paris
a few days ago. His treatment has begun.

- Oh. Fingers crossed. [chuckles]
- [chuckles]

[stammers] Those two are all I have left.

I love them more than the world itself.

Do you have a photo?

My grandchildren are here.

- How lovely.
- [chuckles]

Oh, yes. Yes, of course.
Th-Their portraits are getting framed.

Oh. [chuckles]

I must ask, who is that lady?

What lady?

The woman in the far corner
staring at you since we sat down.

Coco, darling. Hello.

- She's waving at you.
- [kisses] It's been too long.

Oh, her?

- [Elsa] Darling, Coco. I can't believe it.
- [clicks tongue, sighs]

- [Elsa] Coco! Coco!
- Seems insistent.

Yes, she is, isn't she? Yes.

Everyone's watching.
You'd better go over and say hello.

[doctor] Catherine is dehydrated
and exhausted.

You need to feed her simple foods,
because she most likely has ulcers.

Okay, but there's--
Something else is wrong.

She-- She often doesn't know who I am
or where she is--

Yeah, but starvation and malnutrition,
you know, the effects are complicated.

We're seeing multiple symptoms
in those who have returned from the camps,

and in some cases,
there is amnesia caused by trauma.

But her memory will return?

Most likely.

Although it is essential
that she'd not be pushed.

Make sure she rests.

Monsieur Dior,

Catherine has suffered greatly.

Starvation can drive people mad.

It is an excruciating pain.

It really damages the body
but also the mind, the spirit.

What can I do?

Just give her time.

Take it slowly, please.

I'll check on her again
every couple of days.

Limit visitors.
Best to have none if you can.

[sighs]

I don't want her to see me worried.

[sighs] You have your meeting
with Vigouroux now.

Oh, I can't go. It's-- It's impossible.

I can manage here.

No. I-- I would never have made a leap
if I'd have known

that she was going to return.
It's a miracle.

Yes, it is.

And Monsieur Boussac
giving you this chance is also a miracle.

Christian, don't waste it.

Catherine is home now.

That's the important thing.

[sighs]

You should be proud of yourself.

So please go.

- [kisses]
- [phone ringing]

- You must do what's good for you.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Go.

- Hello.
- [caller] Have I reached

the home of Christian Dior?

- Yes. This is the Dior residence. [sighs]
- [caller] Has Catherine returned?

- I'm sorry, Catherine?
- [caller] Yes,

- I would like to speak to her, please.
- No, it's not possible.

- [caller] Are you sure? Uh--
- No, I'm sorry.

You wouldn't believe the trouble I had
getting out of Madrid.

I mean, those people
at the British Embassy,

every one of them, all they cared about
was where I'd been, what I knew.

So many questions.
It was really quite exhausting.

Sounds tedious.

Tedious? No, it was absolute torture.

Yes, well, you made it out in one piece.

That's all that matters.

Tell me, why are you here?

Oh. It's lunchtime.

I would have thought

that London would be
a more desirable place for you to visit.

Well, after our little tango in Madrid,
I, um-- I was labeled a traitor, you see.

And my family in England,
they all disowned me.

So, now I'm all yours, you know.

Lucky me.

[Elsa chuckles]

Tell me what it's like here.

All these Swiss people seem so...

rich. [chuckles]

Don't get any ideas, Elsa.

What ideas?

I'm trying to keep a low profile.
You should as well.

It's still dangerous.

Is the French government after you?

Lower your voice.

[chuckles] Sorry. Sorry.

Coco.

If you want me to keep quiet
about what I know,

why don't you just make sure
I get what you promised me?

Oh, there it is. This is about money.

Darling, you said it yourself in Madrid,
it's just money.

That's what you told me
when-- when Spatz spent it all.

You said, "I can get more."
And-And-- And then... [chuckles]

...then you compared my heart and soul
to a tablecloth.

I didn't mean that.

Just look after me, yeah?

[stammering]
It could be sealed with a kiss.

[kisses]

[both chuckle]

Congratulations are definitely in order.

This venture, your house...

I'm not well informed as to what you said
to Monsieur Boussac,

but he has never before invested
this much money in any one individual.

Well, it's an honor.

Have you told Lelong yet?

He must be beside himself
that you're leaving him.

Not yet. But I will.

But you must do it immediately.

Christian,
we have to finish the paperwork.

Hire the tailors, the seamstress.
Hire the models, the staff.

Find the location. Location is crucial.

Boussac wants something larger than life.

I was thinking something
a little more intimate, more personal,

something that expresses my desire
to dress a few women exquisitely.

Of course.
But it still needs to be on a grand scale.

And Boussac will want something more
than a few women dressed.

I'm sure you know that.

Ah.

But... [stammers]
...I will need a little time.

- I'm not sure whether you know, but--
- Your sister is back from the horrors.

Yes. It-It-- It's wonderful, Christian.
How is she?

She's adjusting,
but it will take a little time.

- [Georges] It's an amazing feat.
- Mm-hmm.

Go home and take care of Catherine
as best you can.

[sighs] Thank you, Georges.

But as your business partner,

you should know that Boussac
is not a very patient man.

He has his own timetable.

I understand. I am grateful.

Don't be concerned.

Well, I am concerned.

[knocking]

[knocking]

Is it true? She's here?

Yes, she's here.

Thank you.

[Christian groans]

Thank you.

I, um-- [swallows] I have to see her.

Hervé, she's weak. It's best to wait.

No, no, no. I must talk to her.

And you will soon.

Not today. She-She-She's too confused.

Did she ask about me?

- [sighs]
- Did she ask about me?

She's suffering from amnesia.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I have to see her.

[breathes shakily]

[Hervé] Catherine. [pants]

I thought I'd lost you.

It all sounds--

It's so foolish to say anything.

Okay, let's let her rest.

Please.

Just a moment.

She knows I'm here.

I thought I'd lost you.

Look, we can't be on the streets
for the next 72 hours.

And don't worry.
We'll leave immediately after that.

We will sneak out Jean after it is dark,

and then we will all leave.

[breathes shakily]

I'll come back tomorrow.

Okay?

[interrogator] Take my hand, Catherine.

Tell me the name of the other student,

and all this will stop.

Take my hand.

[phone rings]

- Yes? Hello.
- [Marcel] I have good news, Monsieur Dior.

Uh, forgive me. Who is this?

This is your destiny calling.

I have identified the perfect location
for your new atelier.

Georges Vigouroux will call you later
and set up an appointment

to see the location for the atelier.

Oh, Mr. Boussac. Um, Georges knows I-I--
I need another day or two.

[Marcel] Monsieur Dior,

I am unflinching in my desire
to turn your vision into a reality,

but you have to do your part.

[stammers] This is a business, after all.

Yes, I know. And... [stammers]
...believe me, I'm very grateful.

[Marcel] Good. Then all that needed
to be said already has been.

War is ending, Monsieur Dior.

- It's time for life to begin anew.
- [sighs]

You know, it's unusual for me
to feel hopeful.

And yet, somehow, you made that happen.

[Coco]
Have you heard from the Wertheimers?

- [René] Not yet.
- This is ridiculous.

I'm going to ruin them.

[René] You need to understand something.

- Nothing can come back to haunt us.
- What are you talking about?

[René] If you are going to go to war
with the Wertheimers,

then all the skeletons
are going to come out of the closet.

[door opens]

Now, is there anything
you haven't told me?

Huh?

No. No. There is, uh, nothing.

Any secrets that I don't know about?

Stop asking the same question.

If you don't call them today
and demand a reply, I will!

Oh, dear. Sounds like you're in trouble.

Don't start, Elsa.

All the things I have in life,
I earned them.

I built the House of Chanel from nothing.

And Chanel No. 5, I invented it.
I brought it to them.

And now they think they can get away
with stealing it from me.

Who wants to steal it from you?

Pierre Wertheimer
and his stupid brother Paul.

They aren't gonna get away with it.
I will get what I'm owed.

Good. I'm all in favor of people
getting what they're owed.

Myself included.

Looks like it's going to be
quite a good party tonight.

Did you get your invitation?

Mm-mmm. My invitation? No. Why?

All the hotel guests are invited.
I got given one at the front desk.

We're not going to the party.

Why not? Let's see what it says, shall we?

[sighs]

"Distinguished guests
and future friends"--

Oh, that's quite sweet.
Kind of flattering.

"After so many years
with nothing to celebrate"--

True.

"You are cordially invited to come
and raise a glass to life with us

today anytime from 4:00 p.m. to midnight."

We don't know these people.

Actually, I think you do.

[Coco] What?

"Looking forward to
making your acquaintance,

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Wertheimer."

[laughing] Very funny.

That's what it says here.

That is not a coincidence.

Ah. That's why he hasn't responded.

You see, he's playing games,
but this is war.

[breathing heavily]

[breathes deeply]

I need guidance.

Something's not right.

It's just... Catherine is gone.

I knew she would be changed,
but she's unrecognizable.

- To whom?
- To me.

I-- I don't know what to do.

I keep imagining... [stammers]
...the things she must have gone through,

and... [stammers]

...the scenarios that-- that I see in--
in my mind are so--

They're merciless and, um, so bleak.

Hmm?

Do you feel she blames you?

I blame me.

It's safer for you if I leave.

And--
And I can stay with the other students.

It's safer for all of us.

[Hervé] Our reports now confirm that, um,

all five students will be executed
at the Balard shooting range.

Catherine,
I need you to deliver some messages, okay?

Please don't send her.

- [Hervé] We have to try.
- [Christian sighs]

I understand.

Bring me to Catherine.

Thank you.

[party guests chattering]

When we get inside the party,
let me take the lead, hmm?

I don't care.

You can talk to Pierre
as much as you want. He's married.

I'm looking for someone more available.

Hello.

Want a drink?

No?

Okay, thank you.

And if anyone asks how
you and I know each other,

just tell them we're old friends. Hmm?

From before the war.

Whatever you do, don't mention
any of the more complicated issues.

No complicated issues like Madrid.

- You know what I mean, right?
- Yes, I certainly do.

I'm just here visiting
one of my dearest friends in life.

That's all there is to it.

Name?

You know me. Please step aside.

I do apologize, mademoiselle.
We need to confirm all names on the list.

Coco Chanel.

I'm sorry, mademoiselle.
There is no Coco Chanel on the list.

Oh. I have mine.

Oh. "Miss Elsa Lombardi."

Yes. Your name is right here.

- So good to see you this evening.
- You too.

- Please. Right this way.
- Thank you. Thank you.

Well, what about her?
Aren't all the hotel guests invited?

Almost all. Hmm.

Mr. Wertheimer
personally approved the guest list.

Well, I'm sure it's just been
some sort of mix-up or something.

I'll see you in there, darling.

This isn't acceptable. I'm going in.

- No, no.
- [gasps]

Not you. You don't have an invitation.

- Now, look here.
- [party guests laughing]

Please, mademoiselle.

- [laughs]
- I don't want to have to call security.

Don't you touch me,
you tiny, little beast of a man.

Mademoiselle, this is a private party.

You're welcome to dine with
the other guests that weren't invited.

I will have you fired for this.

Worth it.

Here you go.

[belching]

Here. I'll give it a try.

[sighs] Pathetic.

[Wertheimer] Welcome, everyone.
I am Pierre Wertheimer.

It is so good you are all here

to celebrate the new chapter
of prosperity and peace in our world.

Please raise a glass
to all of us who have gathered here.

- Cheers.
- [party guests cheering, laughing]

[door opens]

Pierre.

It's a shame
you couldn't come to my party.

Did you have trouble getting in?

Oh, you mean the fabulous party
you just left

so that you could come talk to me?

Yes, that one.
I apologize for your lack of invitation.

So my brother and I
got your little letter.

The one threatening to sue us.

Quite articulate actually.
Almost professional.

I'll make sure you give me
what you owe me.

Yeah, I think not.

That little stunt you pulled
invoking the Aryan laws to force us out.

We can push the button anytime

- on spreading the word about that.
- [blows]

Not to mention
your many nights at the Ritz

spent entertaining
those goose-stepping clowns.

I've heard enough.

Don't walk away from me
when I'm talking to you.

Then stop talking.

I'm suing you.

You've made a fortune out
of my name and fragrance.

Twenty years
we've been doing business together,

and now you think you can steal from me?

I'll see you in court.

You and your pathetic brother.

That will never happen. We won't allow it.

You owe me, you fucking idiot!

[scoffs]

We made a deal. You, me and my brother.
A good one.

You knew what you were getting into,
and we kept our end of the bargain.

You got your 10%. I don't know why you
keep complaining about it.

- Because you tricked me!
- By backing you? Believing in you?

[chuckles] Get serious.

The truth is, you couldn't even see
the potential of your own business.

Sure, you take credit for it now,

but back then you were
more than happy to pass it off

so you could go party
with your idiot friends.

Liar. You dirty, stinking liar!

Admit it. Admit it.

You gave your business to a pair of Jews
because you knew we would make you rich.

That's all you people are good at.

[stammers, breathes shakily]

What did you just say?

You heard me.

Money, money, money. All you are is money.

Excuse me.

This conversation isn't over.

[breathes shakily] You never
understood me, Pierre, and you never will.

Enjoy your party.

You are returned.

You are returned.

Your body is here.

But your spirit is elsewhere.

- I don't think I want to continue.
- That's how I felt. And then it happened.

Madame Delahaye saw you in a vision.

- She saw me?
- Yes.

She knew that you would return.

It's not possible.

There is no meaning to this, to any of it.

I see you there now.

[breathes shakily]
You are in so much pain.

Everyone was suffering.

But there's someone else with you.

They tortured us alone.

That's not what I see in the bathroom.

What do you know about that bathroom?

[breathes shakily]
No. You took their hand.

[interrogator] Take my hand.

They helped you survive.

[Delahaye breathing shakily]
Here you are alone.

- But there--
- That's enough.

Your brother has brought you to me

so that I might
bring some solace to a troubled heart.

There was someone with you.
You took their hand.

[Catherine breathes shakily] Christian.

Get out of here.

- I'm so sorry for what you went through...
- Come, Madame Delahaye.

- ...my dear
- Another time. And thank you so much.

[Catherine]
Christian, get her out of here.

[Delahaye] I'm so sorry.

[breathes shakily, sniffles]

[telephone rings]

[ringing continues]

Sophie.

Sophie!

[footsteps approaching]

Monsieur?

Did Monsieur Dior say he's not coming?
We are scheduled to visit properties.

I don't believe so.

- Cancel the appointment.
- [Sophie] All right, monsieur.

Monsieur Boussac will not be pleased.

[Catherine groaning]

Catherine.

She was just trying to help you.
We all just want to help you.

[breathing heavily] Help me?

You cannot help me.

But you're home.

You're here now with us.
You have to be here with us.

[sobs]

Just let me help you.

[sobs]
It's my fault, what happened to Jean.

I should never have asked him
to leave this apartment.

He was safe here. [whimpers]

You must forgive yourself.
It was an impossible situation.

[knocking]

Monsieur? Mademoiselle?

I wanted to come see you.
I heard you were not doing well.

- I called earlier.
- No.

- I wanted to speak to you.
- No. No visitors.

It's not a good time, young man. Please.

I've seen your face before.

How do I know you?

Um, I was a friend of Jean.
I heard that you were home.

Would you do me the favor
of coming with me, please?

There is something I need to show you.

[Christian] Catherine, you are--
you are in no condition.

[caller] Sir, I think it's important.

[whispers] Of course.

- [car door closes]
- It's just over here.

This is where they are.

They?

Yes, Jean and the others.

There were six of us total.

We set up a-- a small printing press
in my grandmother's house

and started distributing
anti-Nazi leaflets.

In the beginning,
it seemed like it wouldn't matter.

But it grew. The Resistance grew.

And then it caught the attention
of the Nazi counterparts.

When all five of my friends
were taken by the Nazis,

I thought for sure I would be next.

[caller sighs]

But then no one came for me.

And the next day, I was safe.

And my family was safe.

And the day after that too.

And that's when I knew
my friends would not name me.

My friends did not break,
and you did not break.

I do not know how
you kept silent through all the torture.

I'm here to say thank you.

I owe you my life.

[breathes shakily]

[sobs]

[caller]
You gave me a second chance to live again.

I will take you home when you are ready.

[sobbing]

[Catherine] I remember now.
[breathes shakily]

I can remember now.

[breathes shakily]

At the camp people couldn't believe
how brave I was to survive the torture.

[sobs] But it wasn't bravery...
[sniffs] ...that kept me from talking.

It wasn't courage. [sniffles, sobs]

I remember now.

[sobs] It was you... [sniffs] ...Christian.

[breathes heavily]

It's okay.

- [Catherine breathes shakily]
- [Christian sighs]

I'm so tired.

I wish they would kill me.

[Christian] Dying is easy.

[sobs]

Only you know what you should do.

[Christian breathes deeply]

[baton slams]

[interrogator] Do you hear me?
Who are you talking to?

I have nothing to say to you!

- [whimpers, panting]
- Get her! Get her!

[Catherine panting] No!

No! [screams, sputters]

[doorbell ringing]

Sorry to bother you.

No bother, Christian.

I just, um-- I wanted to tell you
I'm sorry for missing our meeting,

and I will be there tomorrow
and every day thereafter.

- I need to be able to count on you.
- I won't let you down.

We'll make something great together.
You, me and Boussac.

It's rare, you know.

What is?

To get a second chance in life.

Second chance?

Yes. I have been given a second chance.

I think we all have.

[knocking]

Find your own room, Elsa.

I'm not in the mood for your bullshit.

[knocking continues]

[sighs] For Christ's sake.

[knocking continues]

- What do you want?
- [Wertheimer] You're absolutely right.

I've never understood you. [sighs]

[breathes heavily]

- Pierre.
- [Wertheimer] But I want to.

[breathes heavily]

Tonight. [sighs]

[sighs]

Get on your knees.

Coco, please.

It's not me. It's my brother.

- Oh.
- [breathes deeply]

So then be a good boy, hmm?

- And pay me my fucking money.
- [chuckles]