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The little sparkle. center. down. right. We were a good

General condition. Well. there were two small defects that we had observed all along

on time. SO. center. right. Finally. center.

painting. And then. down. right. You

will remember. You. Meuros? It's me. my aunt.

Thank you so much.

Oh no. THANKS. I don't want to.

With an estimate of 800,000. This will make it take off

the costs. believe me. The guarantee.

I would like a million guarantee.

It's entirely possible.

listen. leave me alone!

My daughter always said that an auctioneer.

he's like a cosmetic surgeon. You have to trust him.

So I trust you. You are right.

We will make your painting as beautiful as it can be. We already have a model

for the catalog. It will be very elegant. you will see. I couldn't see.

I'm blind. Your nephew or

will your daughter be there? My daughter. No. it is excluded.

I'm selling this painting precisely because I don't want it

inherits it. Because my daughter. it's a drag.

She only thinks about partying.

to hang out with black people. We don't talk to each other anymore.

It's sad. Yes. especially since she does not frequent

only black people.

We haven't talked about payment terms. I want completeness

payment right away. Payment in full

following. Please note.

Aurora?

Where are you from?

Aurora?

My mother is from Roscoff. Oh. you are Breton.

My husband was from Vannes. He was an idiot.

like all doctors. He had no taste.

But me. I had enough for two. However.

he had the most beautiful eyes in the world.

THANKS. How are you? Yes. It's okay. You are

all white.

I'm not black. that's for sure. You're not going to get sick

in the car? Don't be afraid.

I tell you this because it is very delicate to maintain.

Are there many like her? These women? A maximum.

I adore.

It's hilarious. if you really want to do this job. you must be ready for anything

for a sale. Otherwise the object goes to competition and that. it's not one

option. I am ready for anything. Oh yes ? Even to tap?

Look what I did with this lady this morning. You know what's there

what's magnificent about this profession? That's when you come across something really

rare. So yes. you are Indiana Jones. but the rest of the time. 99%.

we flirt. we act like a whore. Well. I want to play the whore.

If it's for you. I want to.

I didn't hear.

I... I said that...

I want everything you want. Everything a Worthy Sale Wants

the shot. Dawn. We are in the 21st century. I was talking to you about work. of profession.

it was a metaphor.

She really is from Roscoff. your mother? From Montauban.

Jesus

Say.

you wouldn't have taken a little. You ? But yes. eh. It is because

of the virus. Then sports. and then amenopause arrived. and there you go.

All at the same time. Well. you don't take hormones. I have some

no longer needed. now that I am menopausal. Well, on the contrary. it is at amenopause that we need

take some. Oh. take some if it's not too late. eh. The weight. that's it.

Hello Camille. How are you? It's okay.

Hello Paco. Good morning. How are you and you?

Good morning. I don't know if Martin is awake. Yes, he is awake.

I called him. We came to play a game before going to work. Hey hold on.

the flins are also for you. I didn't eat all of that. All there?

We're not going to finish. THANKS. it's up to you.

THANKS.

And then your guy. where are you? I fired him.

it's him there.

Take it back. please. For what ? To put it there.

Oh yeah. No. go ahead. I played. it doesn't matter.

Damn. but him too. brother. look at the cards before playing. Sometimes. you make

expressly. fat. There. this card. you take it back. and you place it in the next round

if you go down. But no. I'm not going to take it back. But yes. go ahead. if he

flat! No. But no. I'm not going back. It doesn't happen.

Hey. go ahead. It’s me who got drunk. You. Hey. No. but it's true. Go ahead.

plays. dad. Good.

it's what. Is it useless? Good. Hey. go ahead. finished eating

before speaking. dude. Go ahead. note the point of note. Me. That makes me 16.

Me. No. but seriously. What ! Me. you see. a girl. A day.

I tell him... Finally. I ask her if she wants to go out with me.

She looks at me. she tells me... But man. have you seen your teeth? Never

the life ! Damn. bitch! And it was

When. That? It made me sad. It was... A long time ago.

16. Still a long time ago. please! Don't start doing it

mysterious guy! When was that? It’s been a long time! It's... It's good.

I'm not going to tell you about my life! Answer!

It was... I don't know. In CM2. Oh yeah. All right !

And go ahead. I abandon my head in the sea with him. It's good. What.

what the... Forget it. go ahead. Look at. we have no more cigarettes.

eh. Go ahead. I'm going there. Are you going there? Yeah. like that I take millionaires

in addition.

THANKS.

Your dog is stuttering. eh. He's a Belgian shepherd.

Or German. But you my guy. where are you from?

Ah, here I am, brother. I come from Stockholm. It's not visible

? How much is that?

? Modern art department.

You're still being angry. Aurora? I'm not kidding you.

Master Suzanne Eggerman of Mulhouse.

What does she want from us? according to you? I know absolutely nothing about it.

You are not telling the truth. Of course it is. how could I know?

You're still being angry. I warn you. I don't bother with one

Sagittarius who is angry all day long. In this environment. we don't do that

mouth. We smile. we are polite.

I don't understand. but Nuna. tell me what he said.

She requests expertise to authenticate an Egon Schill that a

of its customers. A what? A painting by Egon Schill.

A canvas? Yes. that's what she wrote. Well. we will answer him.

Because you always have to respond to mail. How much is it worth? Egon Schill? Dear.

But we don't find any anymore. The last canvas. it was more than 30 years ago

years. They are all in museums. And so? And so. it's a fake.

I don't see anything. Give me the number. It must be on the front cover. Take my phone.

Please. Pardon ? Dial his number. please.

I thought you always had to be polite in this profession.

Michael. what's going on? there? We were told to be bastards. Pardon.

gentlemen. It's what. this mess?

The room for the Meitzger collection is not ready. And the carriers are there.

Hold. a register in our tie. Did you hold them out? What is

I did it again? You're going to find out. Come on. come. It's urgent.

The Saint-Graz collection will go on sale.

Phew! You can sit down.

Forgive me. it's the shock.

Sit down. The billion from last year.

our record can be broken. I meet Paul in a

hour with a strong proposition. I can convince him that

the sale takes place in Paris. After all. Saint-Graz. it's France. It's very

dangerous. Paul is not sentimental and New York tempts him.

This sale must not escape us. it's crucial. Yes. it's crucial. That's why.

Andrew. that Hervé wants your opinion. On what? On the place where it should happen

the sale? Henri wants to come to the meeting

with Francis and me. Above all, you should not

not do that. I am president of Europe. Pardon. Henry?

Paul must understand that you trust Francis 100%.

If he calls Francis. it's as if he's calling you. So if the whole house shows up.

if we arrive in force. it's absurd.

We have to... We have to make him believe that he made the right choice

and that by choosing Francis. he chose the best. In addition.

it's the best.

Good morning. Good morning. Andrew. I have a

book for you. A book?

I saw it in a bookstore. I didn't resist.

It's a shame. I already have it. You have audacity

to speak like that in front of me. For that. I admire you. It wasn't

against you. I said what I thought. I admire you.

That doesn't mean I respect you.

I don't respect you. I will live

with ?

He shouldn't even fuck. Which makes him cum. it's the sale. I sell.

so I live. Me. That's it for me. That’s not what I’m doing. All the

days. every day. I can't take it anymore. I want to scream.

Do you have my number? What number? The one I asked you for.

Yes.

There you go. THANKS.

THANKS.

Who were you with? With my sister. You have

a sister? What does she do? She is a pharmacist

� Agnor. Not in Montauban? No. � Agnor.

Yes. Master Eggerman. Good morning. Andre Masson. Yes. like the painter.

You sent us a letter. Yes. And you saw it. this painting

? You haven't seen it. And who is your customer?

Oh yes. Ah good ?

But the best. to begin with. don't you believe. That would be to go see him.

The table.

Yes. Heard. Well let's do it

like that. I am sending you my form. Thank you very much.

master.

An eight-year-old who owns an Egon Schild in the suburbs of Mulhouse. It's what.

an eighty? There are people who work at night. if you don't

didn't know it. I didn't know the word. He's a chemical worker who rounds

makes ends meet by working hours at night. So if he has a real

Gonchil. That's it. it can pass in a day.

What ? I didn't say anything. You know.

I don't really care what you think of me.

I'm used to being hated. It felt good for the neuron.

YOU. what is your problem? I have no problem. Yes. You're lying.

I'm not lying. Yes. about everything. And above all about nothing.

For example. I'm sure your sister doesn't work in Nior. Is it that

is she your sister? Do you have a sister? I have a sister. But be quiet

! I think you might be a little crazy. but I don't care

Don't mind as long as the job is well done.

And there. For example. you forgot to mention the guarantee of lot number 17.

Did I tell you? Always mention the origin. always mention

the guarantee. There you go. No. No. but let. I'm going to do it.

Go get some fresh air. Take a look at a museum.

a gallery. at Drouot. It will give us a vacation.

...

How do you find it?

Good morning. Yes. Good morning. I saw that lot 143 is estimated between 30 and 50

euros. How much could he leave for? It's worthless. furs.

Today. I really want it. but if it goes too high. I don't know if I

could follow. Anyone interested?

So... Lot 143...

Oh well. I have an offer.

Shit. She's a merchant.

I can go up to 150. but after that. I eat more until the end of the month.

It would surprise me if it rose above without this one. THANKS. I'll tell you

pray. I saw there was a book sale...

side. When is it? This must be indicated. there. right at the entrance. THANKS. Bye.

Bye.

Why didn't you call? I called.

It's the end of

month. THANKS. Shit. I forgot my keys. I'll have to go back.

At the office. at this time? There is always someone.

Dad. I have to tell you. At the start of the school year. it's 20 euros more for the rent.

Inflation. Are you okay anyway? It will be fine.

Let me look at you.

Beautiful. And this jacket. it's new

? It's recent. It's my boss's wife who gets rid of the old stuff.

I take advantage of it. Good.

Well. I'm going there. You are nice

? I need to text first. Hi.

I found them. They were in the lining.

I was going to call you to tell you.

Excuse me. It's a mess.

You can

put there. I'm not intruding. I have to be there in half an hour.

You

should be passionate. This evening. Right now. I play baccalaureate. I am open.

I don't know. It's not that far from here.

I knew.

THANKS.

Is your work interesting? I don't know if I'm cut out for it.

For what ? It's a profession where... where you have to play a role.

You have to pretend. But everyone pretends.

Your mother pretended to love me. I pretend I still have money.

You for having lost your keys and for being happy to see me.

They were really in the lining. Do you want to see the hole?

Have you spoken to him recently?

Mom ? She is angry.

She said stuff about you again. It got me pumped up and...

It went downhill. We don't talk to each other anymore.

Besides. I speak to no one.

Except Julie. sometimes. I spoke to him on the phone today. What becomes of her?

Nothing. She was good at college and then...

I don't know. life... You will have a good life. You. I am

sure. At least. everything that gives the illusion of life.

money. success. love... Why do you say illusion

? Because life. my darling. that's not it.

That's not it. the life. It's what. the life.

dad ?

Cash in. licking the leash. see you down again. That's it.

the life.

Good morning.

How old is he? She. Gabi. Two months

and four days. He's coming back to work.

You have to put her in the nursery. It's personal. All friends

say it. I don't want to part with it.

Me. the first time I took Martin to daycare. I dropped it off

8 a.m. and I had to pick it up at 11. I couldn't leave. I waited until

11 a.m. we open the doors.

Good.

Don't you want to take it a little? No. I am

dead. there. I'm going there.

Mr. and Mrs. Keller. it's here. Excuse me. I just don't come early. I am

Master German.

He's pretty. this jacket. Gift from my sister.

Why this provocative tone? You ask me. I answer you.

I didn't ask for anything. I told you. he is pretty. this jacket.

SO. sorry for answering you. I didn't mean to provoke you.

You don't have to say sorry to me. You can just say thank you.

THANKS.

And you did a good job.

THANKS.

I don't know the number. Answer. put on speaker. say that

I'm not there. please. Mr Masson

? Mr. Masson is absent. can I take a message? Yes. do you

can you tell him it’s Maître Guermane?

I am in front of the board. Chile. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Good morning. SO ?

But forgive me master. I didn't know it was you. Tell me about this painting.

listen. there is a chassis. there are nails. there are

the matter. And there is a label on the back of the Kunstmuseum

from Basel. With a date. 1928. I

send a photo.

You want

drink

? So what does that tell you?

It's what. this thing? Well. It appears to be a shill.

Yes. I saw. Where does it come from? From Mulhouse.

It's a young 30-year-old chemical worker who has it at home. I don't know

more. 99%. it's a fake.

Not 100%.

On this phone. I'm not saying 100%.

Shills. there have been some in circulation in recent years.

Fake ones. Yes. Not badly done.

but chemical analysis revealed pigments from after 1970. It is

how to Lausanne? Ugly. I'm in my bath. I want to drown

inside. I am loveless. and when I am without love. I want to die.

And in Paris? In Paris. the weather is nice.

Good night.

Yes ? Did you say Mulhouse? Yeah I said Mulhouse.

Why ? You always have one

passion for classic cars?

How are you? How are you and you?

SO ?

Happy ?

It's sublimely beautiful.

Have you ever been to Mulhouse? Me. it's the first time.

And have you been to the Schlumpf museum? I've never set foot. I drive

not. Then me. beautiful cars. In 15 years of living together.

you must have changed it 8 times. No ? 7. It's not

that's why we're divorced.

Master. why did you contact me by mail? My mailbox has been hacked.

Then I trust the papers. I know. It felt very provincial. It's not

everything I wanted to say. it's just afterwards... If there is a

following. I have to tell you. they are very, very simple people. Good customer

? Is the boy a chemist? Yeah. he's almost a kid.

He took this apartment to be close to his mother's house. she is a widow.

The husband was a minor. Finally. you see. Why warn us that

Are they very simple people? See you next time out. you will take the roundabout.

then right. I won't warn you. I'm just saying they'll be very impressed.

since you are the great experts. Not experts. specialists.

Is there a difference? An expert. it is an independent authority.

recognized by everyone. even if sometimes...

Brief. He has the power to say that he is a real Picasso.

That's a real Rembrandt. or a fake. and everyone bows.

That is to say, us. We're just employees of a company.

who asks how much we can sell the thing for. Finally. you know anyway

recognize a real...

Excuse me.

Yes. We'll be there in a minute.

They were scared to death.

Sorry for the delay. It's our fault.

Good morning. Good morning. You are there. Good morning.

Hello Sir. Andrew. enchanted.

I made coffee at home. it's here. Sir. We are going

see the table? We'll have coffee afterwards. very willingly.

thank you ma'am. I would like a coffee. Me.

I have lost my health since the death of my husband.

I've never smoked. not like him. nor like him.

But sometimes. I don't know where my breath went.

And have you been there for a long time? Mom. Me. I was in Tannes before.

Pardon ? � Tannes? Oh yes.

pardon. It seemed like a big deal to us. this life annuity.

But Mr. Kemp. to break his pipe. he took his time.

Last year. 98 years old. It's a good age to leave.

It still took us a little long.

I'm sorry. No. No. It’s “We’re not kidding you. Mrs. Finally.

even if it is a very bad counterfeit. we don't behave like that. It's nervous.

It's nervous. The picture is true.

It's true.

And it's amazing.

It's something you only see once in your life.

It is a very well-known painting. It's a masterpiece. It was believed to be destroyed.

it disappeared in 1939. It's the heating.

That’s it.

You value it

how much. you would say. What ?

Ten ? Twelve. at startup.

Ten. twelve... Million.

Mom !

Your photo deceived us. You only took one detail. I wanted to show you

the signature. “Chi the Rabbit” in 1914. based on the sunflowers of

Van Gogh. He had seen them in 1906. He wanted to reinterpret them.

There. They died because it was the First World War.

How is she? She is tired. I put her to bed. � The doctor will

come ? �She's just tired.

The books. all that. it's up to you. the former owner? Me. I don't read that.

He loved thrillers. apparently. He was a cop. Finally. at the

retirement. Otherwise. Was there something else? Papers. documents

? Things we bought. Yeah. It's a shame. what type of things

? Paperwork. invoices. bullshit.

I didn't find the time to get rid of all that. So much the better.

There is that.

Otherwise.

Do you have the key? Really. I haven't seen any.

You don't know what's in this suitcase? Are you asking the question?

I don't know. I thought of laundry. underwear.

A locked suitcase.

Yes. it's them. She left more than ten years ago.

Part ? Of illness. And you talk about her

? We didn't talk much there. There were

good reasons for that. apparently. Bertina. you translate

? I read German. if you want.

Sicherheitspolizei. Security police.

It is an organization that oversees the German criminal police. the Kripo. and the secret police

of state. the Gestapo.

This is how they spent their beautiful youth with the former owners.

Do you see? They worked with the German police.

This painting was purchased in 1918 by the patron

of the Genschillers. Stephan Wolberg. He wrote in

the 50s a book on its history. He was Austrian. like Schiller.

and Jewish.

In 1938, Austria was annexed by the Nazis.

And the head of Jewish affairs. it's... Adolf Eichmann.

And the Jews can still leave. but they have to pay.

And pay very dearly. I would like you to give me a little drink

of water. How are you? Go on.

SO. Mr. Wahlberg brings together his collection

of expressionist arts to go to France.

From there. he hopes to be able to reach the United States. sell everything.

and also bring his family out. But he

is arrested in Strasbourg by the Germans. He reaches

to flee. but without his collection.

Why did the painting end up here? There is a word

which explains everything. it’s “degenerate”. Degenerate art.

This is the term the Nazis used to designate

modern art. For them. It was worthless.

So they were paintings. Or they destroyed them.

or they offered them as a tip

for a few small local collaborators. in exchange

of their service. Like the Kemps. There you go. SO.

total secrecy. Then they sell us the house and

everything that's inside. including the table.

For them. it’s a cursed painting. given its origin.

And Wahlberg? He started his life again in the United States. He died

about thirty years ago. And his family of origin?

They are dead. They were gassed at Auschwitz. They are all dead.

Good. Me. I don't want this painting.

Finally. I don't want to have blood on my hands.

so... Give them to the heirs.

Finally. to whoever you want. There you go. Me. I don't want it.

To make everything clear... In general. possession.

your titles. My client bought this house 5 years ago. This is the

limitation period for stolen works. Unless there is spoliation. We are

All right. The painting will be returned to the rightful owners of the legitimate owner. there is no

has no discussion on this. Is there a but? My client.

This painting. he acquired it in good faith. It is not an institution.

he has the right to something. He is a master. it's not up to us to

decide. Lather the product. it seems to me

that it is also part of your job. You can do the same with my client

?

We'll try. I'm sure you can do better than that. 9,000

at the back of the room. 9,500 on the phone.

10,000 for madam. � 10,000.

We have 11,000. 11,100. No sir.

I don't take bids in increments of 100. otherwise we are still here

evening at midnight. I can offer you 11,500. Are you interested? 11,500

do you want it or not? No. No ? So I swear. 12,000 live.

12,000 here. � 13,000 �

the clean door. � 13 for gentleman. 13,000 against you.

�Am�lie. 14 here on the phone. We have 14,000. �Sir? � Sir

? � No. � Right to live either. � 14,000. once.

14,000. twice. 14,000. three times.

Adjudicator. � For OA 48. � Thank you.

The following lot is a first edition by Jean-Edouard Dumonin.

So be careful. it is a unique piece. We will start at

3,000 euros. 3,000 euros to start. 3,000. is it price 3,000?

3,000 here. 3,000. 4,000. 4,000 here. 4,000... 5,000.

5. sir. 5,000. 6,000. 6,000. 6,000. not better

? In the first row. 6,000. at noon. still nothing? 7,000. sir.

7,000. it's not expensive. At noon. someone on the phone. No ?

7,000? Yes. 7,000. We start again at 8,000. 8,000. 8,000

for sir. Do we have 9,000? No. it's our

last word. 8,000. So 8,000. once. 8,000. twice.

8,000.

3 times. 10,000. 10,000.

Here. 10,000. 10,000 for madam. 11,000 here.

12,000. 12,000 for madam.

Nobody says anything. We have 12,000.

Once. Twice.

�Three times� �Fifteen thousand. � Fifteen

thousand ! � Fifteen thousand for the gentleman. � You ask to see. � Come closer.

please. � Show the slice. please. � Fifteen thousand for the gentleman.

there are fifteen thousand of us in the room. not better? � Twenty-five thousand.

� Twenty-five thousand for madame. Twenty-five here.

�Thirty thousand. �Thirty thousand for sir. out loud. �Thirty thousand.

�Thirty thousand. what do we do? � Thirty-five. � Thirty-five thousand. � Thirty-five thousand.

� Forty thousand. � Forty thousand. �So. the auctions are still in the room.

We are at forty thousand. Mrs. � What do we do? � Do you want some?

� As Madam. 40,000 once.

without regret.

Madam.

40,000 for the gentleman. 40,000 once.

40,000 twice. Three times. to judge.

We know each other. I believe. No way.

Leave me. I had a client for this book.

He has just withdrawn. You gave me a bad deal.

I have the feeling you did it on purpose. For what ? I don't know what

you speak. Wait. you made me lose a lot of money.

You owe me an explanation. You didn't really want it

of this book. if ?

No. But you.

Yes. How did you know

? I didn't know anything about it. I felt it.

Horror. No ! Let me go! No. No. No. you don't leave like that

! You have become very pretty. You ! Since when have you been in sales rooms?

? Let me go. I'm in pain! Oh. it's red.

Princess Pea. Tell me about it. What do you enjoy in life?

Apart from making me buy at a loss. I'm getting rid of it.

My second-hand clothes. Really ? You promised better. What does he think?

your father? You don't talk about him. My little darling. I'm talking about this

that I want. What does he think?

Nothing. Anyway. he's not my father.

My mother told me everything when she thought she was dying from Covid ago

three years. My father. it's you. She is

returned to Costa Rica. And him. he committed suicide. He has

swallowed bleach. He is dead.

They have you

say what for the table. SO ? They told me that he

was stolen. But no. Yes. yes. I have no right to keep it.

I don't have the right to sell it. I have to return it. There you go. end of

the story. If it was stolen. it’s because it’s worth the money.

How many do you say? What can it do? since I have to return it?

Well. so you can tell yourself. Yeah. but I don't know.

As for at least. you have to know how to lie. Go ahead. there. say how much.

there.

Not bad. But not bad. how much is it

? Go ahead. say ! Come on.

there! Ten. Ten.

Ten. Ten... Ten thousand?

Ten. With three euros. ten thousand.

He is

at our place. of course? No. he is still at the boy's house.

You didn't get it back? I wasn't going to take it out of his hands. We don't have

nothing signed yet.

Give me a moment.

For the Saint-Gr�ce collection. By the way. Paul Bélanger said yes.

Great.

Say see my intern. Aurora? It's someone who is doing well

? For what ? She is doing well.

Yes. Finally. it was you who recommended it to me and I find that there is

anyway, this girl's file. but... it wasn't always very easy

for her. I once dealt with his father who was in old books.

He had quite a bit of money. Did he get it? Did it rain?

It's a terrible story. He was robbed like in a

wood by an associate who also left with his wife. Afterwards. the son

who passed by. he ratified. He has nothing left. I didn't know

not.

The boss? I spoke with New York. The situation is not

not favorable. Excuse me.

A spoiled painting. We are asking for a percentage.

They talked to me about kidnapping. of blackmail. They shit on it

? Andrew. please. Pardon ? Are they a little scared? I prefer.

Me too. But you know what I think of Anglo-Saxon jurists

in general. and the New York legal department in particular. Do they at least have

contacted the heirs? Their legal department doesn't want to deal with it.

We will do without them. it's not the first time. You forget that the Wahlberg heirs

are all Americans. So what do we do? Shall we let this masterpiece go?

Can you. please. let me think?

Good. I have to prepare myself. I'll leave you.

Bye. Hi.

Cyne.

What do you want? Nothing special.

I couldn't sleep. so I came.

For what ? Well. I want to see him again.

Now that I know he says potato to you.

For what ?

Understand what? There is nothing to understand.

You're really going to let them

? Hey. go ahead. I'm not awake. there. I don't want to make conversation.

No. already. you speak to me differently. please. No. but stop. I don't say

That’s it. but just...

Stop looking at this painting. You're hurting yourself. there. Forget it. No. but you

you hear. dude ? Can I look at a painting? No. I'm just telling you to

forget it. That's all.

You've already looked. What ? He was behind. Don't touch. don't touch.

It's what. NOW ? Is this your baby? Is this the first of your eyes?

No. but don't touch it. you will damage it. No. I'm not going to damage it.

Stop. listen. if you want us to stay friends.

you don't look at this painting. it's as if he wasn't there anymore. there you go. you forget it.

You've become a real idiot. You. Stop!

Good morning. Good morning. Bob.

let me introduce Andr� Masson. Bob Wahlberg.

Nice to meet you. So. you found

it? Are you sure? I'm not dreaming this.

No. Mr. Wahlberg. it's real. And it's not a fake?

I would stake my life. It's genuine.

My father would be so

happy. He fastened every

Sunday. sitting on his seat. in memory of loved ones

lost. And I always thought he mourned his paintings

as much as them. My father's painting was found by a

young man. a very young man. He works there

night. He is a factory worker.

And he does everything to help his mother and

his family. And his mother... Excuse me. I have to get it.

It's

Dickens or Zola? This is the simple truth.

You are Mr. Wahlberg's lawyer. SO ? For France.

Yes. Its American consulting firm is in charge of the file.

We are also very surprised that you did not choose New York for the sale.

I will explain to you why.

Please.

help yourself.

THANKS. but I don't

can't eat that. Want something else? No.

I'm doing well. Actually. we are currently

in the month of Adar. the month of justice and giving.

Most important in my mind. it is to be

honest. But I'm not alone in this. It was my brother who told me

called just now. He told me that we have no obligations to anyone.

Mr. Walberg. the young man we are talking about does not try

not take advantage of this. He doesn't know

nothing art and... As I said before and as I said to my

brother. The month of Vardar is the month of giving.

SO. here is what I propose.

I am one of the nine legal heirs. Is it that

your young man considers being the tenth?

Next roundabout. fourth exit on the right. We're wasting time.

We could have done everything by email. It's much nicer like that.

What time is the appointment? It wasn't you who took it

? In Tyrol. Right now ? But yes. She's skiing.

In Austria while Switzerland is there. When is she coming back?

I'll give you his personal number. Yes. Thanks a lot. Pardon.

THANKS. It's the pompom. I can't come back in

a week. I have the estate in Funburg. I can't miss it. I can't

leave this table there. It makes me sick. He stayed for 70 years. why not

one more week? Because he is incognito. now everyone will

know. No. No. it's too much. I am facing the Pitzeler Gleitscher glacier.

It's very beautiful. the weather is magnificent. You can't wait for these little ones

vacation ? I am not at your service. Andrew. I had two tough years.

I was sick. I needed it. What do the heirs say

? They agree that the painting should be sold by our house.

And for my client? 10% of the overall sale price.

This is their proposal.

Master Egerman? Excuse me. I had a

fried in the mouth. That seems very good to me.

Well, great! We send you the contracts

and then warn Martin. we will recover the painting. Right away.

there? I won't be at peace until we get him back. got it cleaned.

assured. and then you have to start the promotional tour. Pardon.

but the what? The promotional tour. To lather

the product. there are major investors who will start to take an interest in it.

Okay. Good. well good skiing.

THANKS. Did you see the afternoon shift? They towed 5 boxing packs on

their provisional. While we... Ah but them. they are the ones who read.

here. It's true that they suck. there.

Well yeah. We. we always set ourselves quotas.

there. No. we have just arrived.

I've been at the box for years. it's normal. Marta?

You

what do you want? I apologize for the other

day. You know that doesn't mean anything. I apologize. No, but you. shut up.

I'm not actually talking to you. We were talking to Martin. Wait. wait. wait. I understand

not. Shut up, stupid. Camel. Camel. Two seconds. two seconds. Wait. wait. I say

I don't want to talk to you. I speak with Martin. Who are you talking about?

Who are you actually? I don't understand. I say shut up.

I'm telling you I'm not talking to you. Why are you telling me

mouth ? Because I'm not talking to you. Do you have a problem?

Hey. you're not nice. Wait. calm. calm. I speak with him. calm. You have a problem

? Do you have a problem or not? Go ahead. calm down your friend. please.

No. but do you have a problem or not?

Hey. stay calm. You. I told you. eh ! Stay calm. Paco! I

speak quietly. Me ! I'm not your friend. Me ! You put your

shout like that! Where are you going? to my bus.

Say. Paco. stay calm. eh ! There you go. stay calm

! Good. Well. will you apologize to him too? Yes. count on it.

You wouldn't get tired of him licking your ass. A little. by Jamal Dabouz. eh ?

Did you come to apologize or to bring back your shit? Okay. It's good.

I understood. Come on. But wait. wait. Come on. It's good. Hi. Stop. stop. stop. It's good.

Go on. Come on. It's okay. It's good.

Do you apologize too? You first. with Kamel.

Okay. Good. we all apologize together. SO. Well no. not him. No. Not him?

Have you seen how much he talks to me? the guy?

Eh.

you're breaking your balls.

The transporters passed this morning. They gave us three

weights in packing it. To unhook it and everything. I swear to you. we would have

said a seriously injured man.

It left a void. eh ? Yeah. Did you notice that?

Please?

It is...

Sir ? I want to see my daughter.

Sir. You owe me 89 euros. It's what ?

This is a DNA test kit.

You thought he wasn't going to call me. but he did it. No. but he told

anything. he lied. You should treat no one

of a liar. my darling. Person.

Dad ? Oh. I am still your father. Glad to hear that.

In any case. I'm not dead. Not yet.

These gentlemen and ladies are witnesses to it.

Will have. Come to my office.

I can't. But yes. of course yes. Come on.

come.

Close the door. please.

What's wrong with him. your father? We have to replace the ranch.

Sit down. I you

ask you to sit down. Dawn. please.

Your privacy. your family life is none of my business as long as it

Don't overflow here. He is sick. Finally. if he needs to be changed

the hip. It doesn't make him crazy. He treats you

of a liar. He knows what he's talking about.

You can tell me what's on your mind. Aurora? No.

I can't.

Xanru Longme. Pardon ?

Xenrui-Longemey. This is my birthplace.

You don't know where it is?

Nobody knows where it is. And when we go up to Paris.

that we come from Xenrui-Longemey. that we are dressed like Xenrui-Longemey...

Why are you telling me that? I tell you this because

when taking my measurements. I think about all these little ones

college idiots. the slightly more important ones of Xenrui-Longemey.

who humiliated me all day long. So it's stupid. but from here.

NOW. It motivates me.

All this to tell you that you did not invent shame. Dawn. The shame

? I'm not ashamed. I don't care if you are

from I don't know where the song goes but I don't give a damn about your stories

costumes. Do you think that?

? With your cars. your ties and your watches. you are pitiful.

A pretentious asshole who enjoys his little power over me.

But it's over. It stops today. I'm breaking. Good. it's not you who decide.

Oh well yes. You stay here. You don't move. you don't touch me or

I am filing a complaint for assault. I will make your life a nightmare.

You are completely devastated. You have no idea how much I hate you.

Is it Samson Koerner we're waiting for? From the Koerner Foundation?

I thought he was dead. When he knew that we

found an Egon Schilz. she was resurrected. I want

lots of champagne.

Yes.

Is it me or are you glowing? You are in love.

No congratulations. You. you seem a little to me

nervous. a little tired. Your intern. you are gone

really separated? Yes.

Finally. she left by herself.

Good clearance. A real crazy woman. A crazy woman.

Welcome to Paris. Mr Kerner.

Good morning. I'll tell you

pray.

We are here very proud of this discovery.

I believe we can speak of a miracle.

This work. Sunflowers by Egon Schiele.

we thought it had disappeared. engulfed in the chaos of the Second World War.

and she had in fact vanished in 1939 with all

from the collection of its owner.

I am

sorry. I am very disappointed.

This is not at all what I expected. The table is a lot

more damaged than this

that I thought. This is not

not at all a first choice painting. This is a repeat quality board.

Yes. went? It's Master Igerman. It's okay.

Andrew? I was better.

And you ? Me. It's okay.

THANKS. Rochebourg. this name means something to you

? He is the French lawyer for the Walberg family. Yes. What does he want?

He contacted me. He was very direct. He told me.

there you go. we know that the painting will sell very poorly. he must not

go to auction. It's incredible! He informed me of a private purchase offer

Finally. 8 million euros. it's nonsense.

There is no question of it. Obviously. I said. we will sell you the painting only through

Mr. Masson. You are perfect.

It's true. I will try to contact him and I will call you.

All right. we keep ourselves informed. Good evening Andrew. THANKS.

Master Rochebourg. I am not available. Leave a message and I will call you back.

This is Rochebourg. I'm not here. Please leave a message. Once your message has been saved...

Yes ? Bertina. we have a problem. listen. there. I'm not alone.

No. but when can I talk to you? I'm not alone.

but I am still in Paris. Are you at home? Yes. I can

Be home in an hour. Ok. very good. THANKS.

Show your face. How many drinks have you had?

? Not much.

How much ?

Four. Five.

Little ones. But I ate.

So that made... Like three.

Didn't the lawyer call you back?

No. I called but finally

I didn't leave a message. I can't... Look

to beg.

Do you want some? Single malt.

well peated. I would like to take a bath.

You have

a private life again. wonderful? It's especially complicated.

Call Wahlberg. Ask him who is making this offer.

Insist. I can't do that without passing

by Augebourg. Even if you manage to talk to him.

he will oppose professional secrecy to you.

8 million? No way. It's still

we who are decision-makers. Yes. 10%. It is still up to us to

decide how to sell this painting.

It's still quite early in New York. No, but I'm not going to call him.

For what ? Because... you've become so

cowardly. Mr. Marceau.

this painting. by law. belongs to our family. And we

we have the right to do so. as we find it adequate. Can you

ask who made you this pathetic offer? Do you find her pathetic? Ridiculous.

scandalous. Yes. Look at. I understand that it is not in your interest to

let the paint fall into your fingers. but I don't want

risk being left high and dry. Bob. there is no

chance of that. The market for Egon Schiele has not

never been so strong. you know it.

At the cafe. You're going to make yourself sick.

What the hell? I'm already dead. Stop

moan and stop drinking. At least. you have been warned.

You can thank Master Guermane. In fact. I love it

more and more. this girl. You should tell him. She is

as single as you. You know. It's not at all a

girl for me. You don't want me to help you

to go to bed?

No. It's going to be okay.

Yes ?

Good evening. Mr. Masson is not there?

Not available. that's why? I wanted to get rid of it.

No. It didn't do anything. Wait. He is there. at the bottom.

Pretty. your jacket. Dr.

150 euros. So it's you.

Dawn. It seems that you lie a lot. No.

It's true. 150 euros. dr�.

And you. are you? Me ? I am his ex-wife.

but I am also his colleague. And her friend.

Probably her only friend. Did you want to talk to him?

He is not in good condition. but if it's for work. I can pass it on to him

a message. This... it's not about work.

A moment.

Come with me.

He'll be there for a while. He tends to drink too much when

he is alone. and he is more and more alone. It's a vicious circle.

Were you with him? I haven't been with him for ten years.

I just took a bath. I take baths all the time. It prevents me from

go fried.

Did you want to tell him something in particular? This concerns you

not. I know. but if I can help you.

I told him things I didn't quite mean.

I wanted to explain myself. Even if it’s no longer of any use.

I don't know why you all think that nothing is useless anymore.

that it's too late. It's never too much

late for nothing.

You are younger than I thought. You are so young.

So what? Nothing.

I have to go. I'm going there too. No. stay. He has some

need. For what ? Do you want to know?

Sit down.

I made coffee. What are you doing there

? Did you sleep or watch me snore?

? I didn't sleep. I thought about it. So I snored. You can

forget. my name. I thought about what happened.

GOOD. Between us? No. not between us. Nothing happened between us.

Did nothing happen between us? So you. when you insult me or

when you threaten me to file a complaint. is it nothing? Well, I say so. what is

That must be when it’s something? You looked down on me. That got me

angry. Are we forgetting? I speak

of what happened with the painting.

Robertina kept you informed? You know

is it cooked? I don't think so. No.

I have a few more bottles than you. so I know when I

let my chance pass. You don't know anything at all. What do you imagine you know

with a month of internship? Especially why would I believe a

Patent mythomaniac. Okay.

I was there to help you. but if you prefer to stick to your reflexes

male domination. Me. i'm going to sleep. That has nothing to do with it.

Ah!

A5588.

I beg your pardon. I am ready to hear from you.

whatever you have to say. You want

a coffee? No. I have already taken five.

I shaved too.

How can you help me? Let me call back Mr. Walberg. Or. you.

he won't take you. So call him back. YOU. To tell him what?

I was going to write it to you. Actually. I wrote it.

I don't know if you deserve it.

Mr. Wahlberg. Andre Masson. I'm sorry

to move away. but I need to talk to you. It's very important

for you. Yesterday... I think we said everything we said

had to be said. No. Bob. far from

That’s it. I just found out that you were betrayed. You are going to be

betrayed. What are you talking about?

of ? I'm talking about Mr. Samson Korner.

What do you know

Exactly ? The offer. the offer of 8 million to buy this painting

comes from him. isn't it? Indeed. Mr.

Korner expressed his interest to us. but... The new lawyer

French. Mr. Rochebourg. is not paid

by you. isn't it? No. He is in committee. And I

I'm not going to ask him... Ok. but two things.

First. Mr. Korner. from the Korner Foundation. from the Korner Museum. which takes you on a

journey. Second. Mr. Rochebourg is the one who told you that the

paint would not have a good price. isn't it? How do you know? He is

came to an agreement with Mr. Korner and tried

to make an agreement with our lawyer for

get a percentage.

How did you know?

My father

got fooled like that.

It's the classic move. We denigrate the product in order to buy it at a knockdown price.

I should have known that. Bertina too. Finally. since she is in love.

In these cases. we lose all lucidity. not true

? THANKS. eh ?

He seemed very friendly to me. your dad.

Did you talk to him again?

No. But it's going to be okay. you two. We'll get over it.

NOW. I'll kick you out. Gently. you are strangling me. It's because

you move. Stop acting like that. There you go.

Very good. like that.

I look like a penguin. You are very beautiful. my son.

Good. It pisses me off. I can't.

Your father's tie. Yes. well she's ugly.

Horrible.

Good morning. Are you doing well ? It's okay. And you ?

It's okay.

You were able to dispose of your days easily. Yes. Yes. I had gotten ahead of myself.

I hadn't taken all my leave. You have

warned your friends? No. I didn't tell anyone. Ah good ?

For what ? It's none of their business. He is very nervous.

Stop. Mom. I'm not nervous. You don't want

play me a little guitar piece? I'm sure you play really well.

No. I'm rubbish. That's not true. he plays very well.

The tuner. he adores Cabrel. Stop. Just a little to be garma.

Suzanne. For Susan.

Is it really obligatory that I go? It is a very beautiful city. Paris. you go

be happy. And then Suzanne will guide you. No, but stop. Mom.

there. I don't need someone to hold my hand. All right ? You're afraid that she will

hold your hand? He's afraid of girls. Good. you say a word of

more. Play whatever you want.

That would make me happy.

Martin. Martin.

THANKS.

And that's it for the two rooms. THANKS. I you

take? Good morning. Good morning. Welcome to the Pullman Hotel.

everything is fine ?

Yes. it's me. Yes. it went well.

He's so cute. Paralyzed with shyness.

I'm in 1972.

Time to clean up. I smell sweat.

Yes. Me. That bothers me.

You smell good... bath gel.

Come on.

here we go. Hammer. Happy New Year.

We will now address the highlight of this historic sale

and unique with this painting by Egon Schiele.

sunflowers. whose very provenance is already

a magnificent legend. We will start for

this painting cost 8 million euros.

8 million euros. Do I have an offer of 8 million euros? I have an offer

here with Kytri on the phone. 8 million euros. 9 million.

9 million euros here against you Élise. Kytri at 10 million.

10 million euros. 11 million here with St�phane.

12 million for Beno�t. Samantha. 13 million euros.

13 million euros. 14 million. Elise again. 15 million

euros. Samantha. 15 million euros. She comes to

16 million euros. 18 million euros. 18 million euros. 19 million euros.

20 million euros. 21 million for the customer

by Samantha. The sequence is Samantha's. She is against you. Benoit. 22 million. 23 million.

23 million.

I will award. I will award 24 million.

24 million. Samantha. It’s now between your

two customers. The auction is now at 24 million.

25 million! 25 million for Samantha's client.

25 million. Benoit. 25 million euros.

25 million. I award

25 million this painting by Egon Schiele

for customer number 120.

It was crazy. No ? Historical. Haven't you seen Martin?

Is he not with you? No. he was there. and then I don't know.

he disappeared. I don't know where he is. Go see your Ouellet. he comes

to win more than 2 million. Me. in his place. I am in the process of

to vomit. Right away.

Splendid. It was splendid.

THANKS. Henry isn’t there? I didn't see him. Exactly.

I wanted to talk to you about it. Do you have a moment?

We're done. Yes. I had to tell you more

early. but I didn't find the time. I restructured the department.

Henry leaves. Francis becomes international head

in your place. And you. you become German.

I hope you are happy with it.

It's fantastic.

Hervé.

Excuse me. You are welcome.

You led this like a conductor. It was beautiful.

THANKS.

I will

break me. I believe. Pardon ?

I'm going to leave

Scottis.

You have just made the sale of the century. you are the hero of the day. you speak

to shoot. you're crazy.

Hervé just named me Sherman.

Sherman. it's like president.

But Sherman. That doesn't interest me. Skip all

my life in an office. it's not me. if ?

He is restructuring my entire department behind my back. He tells me that as

if it was good news. This is absolute disrespect.

The worst. it’s because he doesn’t even realize it.

Think about it anyway. He just fired Henri.

He can fire me tomorrow. put anyone in their place. as he wants.

While we. we are at our maximum.

I have an address book.

You have an address book.

We set out on our own. What do you think

say

? Martin. it's me again. Remind me. I don't understand where you have gone.

It's a very beautiful moment. we would really like to share it with you.

Martin. You want a

handkerchief

? I will take you back

at the hotel.

Yes. In five minutes.

Everything is fine.

Come. Come on.

Do you taste it?

Go ahead.

Good. Pardon. starved of hunger. You did well. I was held by

the Wahlbergs. The family is there. The whole family came

? Yes. They reserved a room upstairs for dinner. And besides.

Martin. he would be delighted to meet you. Me ?

Yes. YOU. Does that bother you? No. It's okay.

Good. But finish. You're welcome.

You can come too. My pleasure. Forget me. I am empty.

That will be for me. THANKS.

For what you asked me earlier. I agree.

Mr Walberg

? Mr. Martin Keller?

Martin. It’s a pleasure to meet you.

Enchanted.

Are you doing well ? And you

? What are you drinking? What did I take? A Moscow Mule. A Moscow

Mule. Can I have a taste?

Make yourself at home. No but I just want to smell.

Oh yes. I really want one. It's very good.

Happy birthday.

My favorite. It's true ? THANKS.

And me. I have that for

YOU. She is a lady in embarrassment. She wants to sell.

It's been in the family for 150 years.

Well. if it's really him.

it’s an incredible discovery. We have no reproduction.

but I found a caricature of this painting in a newspaper

satirical of the time. Dear Ivari. Oh yes ?

And the story. this lady told it to me while blushing.

Why blushing? SO. this lady's great-grandmother ran a salon.

if you know what I mean. opposite the painter's house.

and him. he gave her the painting as a gift for her services.

A prostitute? A casserole dish. a demimondaine.

Brief. Yes. a whore. The shame of this family. very like him

must. You send it to me. please? Of course.

And there you have it. Dad. �You

are you okay? � Well and you? THANKS. �Good evening. are you doing well ?

�Good evening. It's okay. Hold. I took this for you.

So me.

I will smell good for eternity. �Wait. I'll change it for you. � No.

it's very good. it's mine. 'Are you sure? �I'm so happy.

Oh. excuse me. It vibrates. Pardon.

� It's cold. 'I was starting to wonder, 'Excuse me.

Your table is ready. I invite you to follow me.

Yes. Oh. I almost forgot. There was something for your offices.

Dear Mr. Masson. I bought an electric guitar.

I bought my mother a house and that's it. I continue

to work at the factory at night because I don't want my friends to be

aware and that it changes something in my life.

But I wanted to thank you for what you did for me and I

wishes you a good and merry Christmas.

Martin Keller.

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